55KRC Wednesday Morning Show -- 4/9/25

It's not another a syllable until Mike comes on. Although I did add a couple of words with Sean mc man this morning, Shawn Cover for the out Joe Strecker and I hope he's doing all right. I hope you're doing all right too this morning. Always enjoy hearing from you, so you can feel free to call. Perhaps you want to react to what one hundred and four percent tariffs on China which kicked in at midnight five three seven eight hundred eight two three talk with Pound five fifty

on AT and T phone. I always remember, never forget if you have carecy dot com podcasts up talk with doctor Joseph Shaughnessy yesterday about head and neck cancer interesting that HPV. Yeah, that causes uh throat cancer and sadly, as doctor Shaughnessy pointed out, it's literally everywhere. So just things you need to look out for, signs, symptoms, lifestyle changes that you can engage in to prevent the head

and neck cancer. Most notably don't smoke and apparently don't accessively drink, So go ahead and go down that road. Alternatively trying to duck, run and cover from HPV it can be a little difficult thing to do, given hell widely it spreads. It is out there in the world. Sorry to pass along the bad information, but that's what doctor Shaughnessy from OHC is there to do. And yes, I had my scan yesterday. I don't know what the results will be. The earliest I can get them back

is today, but it'd be more likely tomorrow. So so many people have asked, and you know, I cannot thank you enough for the kind words of the prayers and the concern for my health. So I'll keep my fingers crossed at at least some positive results. But again I'm

not real optimistic. But whatever the deal, the hand that life deals you and you go from there, take good care of your health and put your hands in put your health in the hands of some good doctors, which I feel like I have done with my friends at OHC Todd's Ledge and the VA. What a wonderful thing, and God bless him. I got a challenge coin from Todd is since ANIVA challenge coin add to my collection and challenge coins is. But I will certainly cherish that.

Been working with Todd in the since ANIVA talking about all the things they're doing for our American veterans, and it's a relationship I have thoroughly enjoyed over the years, and it gives me great pleasure to keep my veteran a listening audience up to speed on what's going on over the VA, as well as with the various veteran services to join the program and other guests in veterans organizations like Patriots Landing. I mentioned that when I was

talking to Todd the other day. So they're all out there and they're there to help your needs and service you because you well rose to the challenge and served our country. Monday, Monday, Brian James, that's up there, Christopher Smith and Smith Avan, It's all right there. Fifty five Krsey dot com and encouragement to get the iHeartMedia app wire there. It makes it so easy to listen. Hello to my wife, who is in Chicago for a conference

this week. Yes, it's bachelor week for Brian Thomas. Honestly rather it not be. Yeah, I don't take my wife for granted ever, but it's those times when he's not around got started. I don't know that I could take care of myself. It wasn't for my wife. Yes, I I'll kick my coverage and I'm happy to admit that. Also there it is again looking forward to seven oh five. First guests in the morning, Anson Freerricks. He's a Cincinnati

native and former president of Anheuser Busch. He was out and actually saw the woke reality coming before he got out in Anheuser Busch. But he wrote a book on and we're going to talk about it today at seven o five, last call for bud Light. Doesn't take too much to read into that one, does it, And so Ansoner joined the program to talk about his time at bud Light or with Budweiser. And you know what happened to bud with the woke ideology that took over? Where

it came from? How it crept in. And how is it that a beer company and the most popular beer in America could possibly lose sight of its core audience so much that it fell off the map as a consequence of the Dylan Moulvaney controversy, among other things. Yeah, the old focus was on sports and partying and having fun and you know, enjoy yourself. An icy cold bud Light goes down easy, and that work for a number of years, a tried and true strategy. Only they have

it blow up almost in a moment's time. And if you notice, as I'm thinking about that, and I suppose it was a conservative backlash, but considering it's an eighty twenty thing, this whole transgender women are, you know, men or women kind of thing, the Dylan Mulvaney's of the world is and talk about losing propositions, it is something

that eighty percent of Americans reject. So it's difficult for me to call it a conservative revolt against bud Light the boycott, but let's just say for the sake of discussion, it is. And I'm sure a large majority of the people who went on a bud Light boycott, and by the fact they may have drank bud Light for years. Did they go around and torch bud Light displays its stores. Did they go out to bud Light distributors and spray

paint them and protest in front of them. No, you just didn't put bud Light in your shopping cart when you're going out to the grocery store, your local convenience store. That was your response, and your reaction it's a legitimate one. You're entitled to buy or not buy whatever product you want in this world, in this country, and if you reject the ideology of a company, you reject maybe the

product because it tastes like crap, you don't buy it. Obviously, the star contrast from people going around and burning up private property owned by other people, people who were not making a political statement when they bought a Tesla for example. I don't know. It is the star contrast between the anger and the violence that comes from the left compared

to that of the conservatives. And you were probably remember during the Biden administration, it was who was the big problem in the country, who represented the biggest challenged national security, who represented the biggest terroristic threat was always you know, right wing conservatives or Nazis or racists or something like that. I can't really remember, and you can correct me if

I'm wrong. If I've overlooked maybe one or two events that were racial, anti or racist based organized events protested involved violence related to conservative causes. If they were out there, they pretty flew. They pretty much flew underneath my radar compared to all the violence and disruption that we saw during let's say Anti File or what we're witnessing now with the completely unhinged left dealing with the Trump administration

for whatever reason, and the Department of Government efficiency. Oh, let's burn a tesla. Okay, connect the dots on that one if you're able to, and nobody in the protests were really able to do that. Dono and a Neil America for Prosperity. He'll be out at seven thirty the return it out of it and you always enjoy hearing from him to probably have a call to action for us. We'll figure out what AFP's working on. Congressman Thomas Massey.

My favorite hour of radio with Congressman Massey, followed by Judge Unit of Politano. No fan of Tariff's. Judge of Politano. He says they're actually unconstitutional. And there's he makes a good argument for it, so don't get mad at him. Up front. I'll explain it, he'll explain it. But Congressman Massey on the Dual Loyalty Disclosure Act, and another one that I love, the country of origin labeling, will we

get the reinstatement of that? That was that multi country trade agreement, the Mexico Canada US Trade agreement, which removed our ability to know where our food came from. If you're at the store and you have a pile of meat in front of you, are you interested in all in knowing where the meat came from? I certainly am. I would like to see it. Have a nice proud you A grown, manufactured, made and processed in the United

States of America. And if I had a stack of Mexican prepared food next to that one, and all things being equal to pound of ground beef, as a pound of ground beef, i'd i prefer the USA label. Would the price be different? I don't know. Pre terrified, I can't answer that question, But in terms of my preference, I'd like to support the American farm worker. I trust

American manufactured products more. Yes, all these rules and regulations regarding cleanliness and USDA standards and all that do cost us more because of the regulatory burdens they place on American industry. But I'll be happy to enjoy them because I know if I pick a pound of American manufactured ground beef and it says it's manufactured in America, I view that as a good thing. It provides me with information, which you know me. I'm big on information. I can

then make an informed decision. I always read the label before I buy shrimp. I want United States, either Golf of Mexico or Golf of America, depending upon which side of the ledger you stand on. It's a golf, it's where the shrimp are. And if American sailors are out there, fishermen are out there gathering up fresh golf shrimp, wild caught fresh golf shrimp. I want to know that because I don't want to buy farm raised shrimp from Vietnam

or any other foreign country. I don't want farm raised shrimp. That's a label I enjoy reading. Why can't we have that? Congressomassi will address that and we I'm looking forward to that conversation. Also, there is some efforts to stop Donald Trump tariffs, which you know, segues quite nicely into Judge Ennitapolitana's conclusions about tariffs, and briefly, as he writes in his column, in nineteen seventy seven, Congress and acted the

International Economic Emergency Powers Act. That's what Donald Trump asserted in slapping the twenty five percent tariffs on Canon Mexico, saying, the fentanyl crisis is an emergency and we need to do something about it. So we're slapping a terrify on you guys unless you help us stop the flow of fentanyl into our country. Well, that ended up being a little bit broader in terms of the impact on other

countries and other goods outside Canada and Mexico. So then he asserted the fact that we have a trade imbalance, citing the emergency that was created by a massive trade imbalance, and we certainly have a massive trade imbalance. That's one of the reasons we're in his trade war with China.

And whether or not the tariffs ultimately are determined by a court to be legal or not under the International Economic Emergency Powers Act, which Poltonus says in and of itself is a delegation of the spending powers of Congress to the President, which you can't delegate constitutionally enshrining powers to other agencies or other branches of government. But that's

the extra layer that's in this discussion. But because we've had a trade imbalance going on since it's nineteen thirty four, he points out that by definition, it's neither sudden nor unexpected and therefore can't qualify as the emergency, which negates the basis for the tariffs that have been implemented so far.

So probably ruffling a few feathers of my listening audience, although I know some people in my listening audience are big fans of tariffs anyway, And we are bracing ourselves again for the just implemented one hundred and four percent tariffs on China, which take took effect this morning at twelve oh one. So more on that and some victories for the Trump administration in the Supreme Court. We can talk about that, and we can talk to you, including

you being Mississippi James, who's on the phone. We'll have to wait for a moment to get his call. It is already five eighteen. Hang on there for a moment. You guys can feel free to call in two, five, one, three, seven, four nine, fifty eight two three talk be right back after these brief words. Fifty five KRC got up in five twenty two of eighty five KRC Detox Station. Oh, real quick, because I do want to forget. I mentioned my wife's had a ton of the conference in Chicago.

Do you know what, Sean, I'll pull the room. What do you think the valet parking rate is for the hotel she's staying with in at Michigan Avenue in Chicago. Twenty bucks? How about eighty per day? It is ridiculous, Thank you very much. And she also she ordered a Cobs salad and one glass of white wine room serves. It was I think she said, sixty dollars. Yeah, don't go to Chicago. I used to live there, man, eight years.

In this one of the I say it out loud because one of the main reasons I'm so happy we chose to move back to Cincinnati. We both took a cut and salary in our cost of living, or rather our quality of living went through the roof. And there's a couple of illustrations exactly why why would you go to Chicago for your business conference? Anyway, Mississippi, James, thanks for bearing with me while I vented my spleen on that. Welcome back, my Friend's good to hear from you this morning.

All right, good morning, doctor Brian.

a different city? As she drove past Indianapolis on the way up there, they could have chosen I bet it's only like thirty forty bucks for valet parking in India every night. Anyway, go ahead and get to your point, James, right now. I'm gonna help you out a little bit. Now, first I must uh you still there be out of here.

a certain way. I know the intention was to find the fraud, the wayte the abuse and all of that, right, but it's a certain way you have to present it. Back to the peoples, you know, and it was so abruptly. Know what I'm saying is right, wrong and different. I'm just saying from my position, anytime you pull a rug from on the people's they're gonna react.

That would be a perfectly acceptable response. But burning them and spray painting Tesla dealerships and being violent towards people, and you know, keying rid property and spray painting private property, that's a horse of a different color. That's criminal activity. And I don't respect remember anybody engaging in criminal activity against bud Light because they went down a different path.

And if people were just calm and peaceful and just recognized out loud and tried to support a protest and a boycott against Tesla, that will be perfectly acceptable behavior. But that's not what's going on. It's widespread violence and destruction of property, which and even if you take out the Tesla automobile, you know, call it a widget. If it was widespread violence and destruction of widgets, it would still be criminal activity. That's the difference that I was

trying to illustrate. So, yeah, you're right. You're entitled to make your own choices. You're entitled to choose, and you're entitled to decide that some person that you supported and thought was the greatest savior of the climate that ever existed, or the most brilliant man ever has now become some sort of rogue. You can change your opinion and change your mind and also chase your change your buying choices

and sport that concept. But like you said, and I'm with you, I don't agree with the violence five twenty seven. It's the stark contrast what's going on five twenty seven fifty five Carrius of the talks station, Local stories or your phone calls. Either way you go, We'll be right

back about thirty one. Happy Wednesday. Oh, I imagine talked about Aaron Anson Frerek's author of the book Last Call for bud Lie, former President Van huns A Bush seven oh five, Diamond and Neil at seven thirty, Congressman Thomas Massey eighth five Napolitano of course at a thirty. I forgot to mention doctor j Rissover, he's doing an empower you seminar and that will be tomorrow night getting at

seven pm, making America healthy. He is really into the you know, make America healthy again kick that we all seem to be on, and I hope that gained some steam for all of our sake. Meanwhile, over the local stories, the University of Cincinnati's thank you to The Inquirer's Elizabeth Kim credit credit biological bathroom signs went viral on Reddit and apparently caused outrage among students. Back in February, they were removed, university confirming the science were taken down last month.

Signs appeared after Ohio's bathroom bill, which required students in Ohio to use bathrooms and locker rooms matching their own sex assigned at birth, took effect. Back in February. The bill Foliday host of executive voters that Trump signed regarding transgender people, DEI and all those programs. When students protesting the UC's rollback of DEI during a Board of trustees meeting, asked whether using the word biological was legally necessary. University

of President Nevil Pental called the signs an error. His words, there were one hundred and seventeen signs installed in four residential communities on the campus. Court of the University spokes first in speaking with the Enquirre mb Riley in response to an enquirre record request created using a three D printer installed by regular employees as part of their ongoing duties.

Total cost of labor and materials sixteen thousand dollars High Representative Adam Bird, Representative Republican from New Richmond, co sponsor of the bathroom bill. Spic, speaking with the inquire back in February, said the biological language on the signs was not necessary to comply with the law. Email simp from Vice Provost Nicole Mayo and Vice President blue Zette Marshall to students back in February, quote, this was an error on our part, and we apologize for the harm it

may have caused. Email did not clarify why or how the error was made well, and I suppose that is beauty in the ivy holder. I think the word error may be appropriate depending upon your subjective opinion or not. All ways of seventy one northbound near Myra Marker fifty four blocked over nine due to a semi truck crash, according to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, different District six folks.

The Galton County Sheriff's Office responded to a crash late last Tuesday evening about a half a mile south of the Eggs at fifty five to Viva fifty four northbound Ice seventy one truck off the right side of the road. They expected delays. According to local news KYTC six d C D six, there's not yet a timeline when the crash will be cleared. First responders were working to clear up the scene and as of this morning, I had

no update. Actually the update that I got was four hours old, so it may very well have been cleaned up, but just the heads up for pudential delays.

was injured in the incident. People say three people were in the car and two died at the scene. Dump truck driver injured and taken to the hospital along with a passenger from the car. Leslie Lovelass, co owner of the restaurant, said it's not the first crash at this intersection. According to Lovelace, has been a problem for years and

she's hope a hopes of changes made. We've been another tragedy. Boondocks, for this part, posted a statement on facebooks that were deeply saddened by the tragic accident that occurred and at the intersection of Highway forty two and Beaver Our hearts and prayers go after those affected and we extend our sinceres condolences to the families, loved ones and first responders involved. According to the restaurant said, we're aware of it that a clip from our security camera has been circulated on

social media. This footage was not intended for public release and we are currently looking into how it was shared. Kindly asked that, out of respect for those impacted, the video not be shared. Further identity the two killed in the crash have not yet been released. Restaurant owners said they have a long clean up the head but are grateful for the help and support they've already received. Good

luck to them. Five thirty six right now if five krsity talk station and plump type plumbing plumbing done right by forty two? If you if i've kersite talk station hover the stack of stupid wow tow truck driver out there attempting to repossess the couple's car. The driver of the car tried to stop him by running over his head. The guy repossessing the tow truck victim going by the name of Phil Pacman guy on social media, actually survived and oddly enough managed to capture the whole thing on

video and of course shared it onto Facebook. Twenty seven year old Brandy Rebels and thirty four year old Nicholas Way now charged with aggravated assault. Ray accused of being the mail responsible for the Ford Fusion when the victim was run over while hooking up his truck to the Sea's vehicle. Happened Wednesday last court to the Memphis Police Department in a news release, revel allegedly tells Ray to

hurry up footage showing the repilman underneath the car. Ray runs toward the vehicle, jumps into the driver's seat, and then allegedly drives over the victim's head video screen. According the video, which you can see, he screams repeatedly, writhing on the ground, you ran over my f warding head. You're going to f warding jail. Ray then spends nearly a minute trying to get out of the parking lot as Rebels helps guide him. Victim eventually stands up stumbles

back to his truck to stop the recording. Taken to the hospital in non critical condition, believe it or not, suffered arm pain, sustained abrasions from his head from the ordeal, all while he had to be shook in order to keep him awake. His words. Man shared photos of his injuring, putting his neck brace while riding in an ambulance and later in the hospital where he showed off the bruising on both sides of his head, Rebels taking it a custody Thursday. Ray detained. On Friday, vehicle toe to the

city lot. Rebels held on a fifteen thousand dollars bond. Ray on a sixty thousand dollars bond. According to the Memphis Police, Jeez, parents out there. You ever every kid say there's a monster underneath the bed. You say, no, there's no monster uneath the bed. You look underneath the bed, Well,

guess what this is? From Kansas, babysitter looked under a bed to reassure a worried child that there was not a monster hiding there, coming face to face with a man who was not supposed to be in the room. According to the Sheriff's office in Kansas in a news release, twenty seven year old booked into jail after a struggle with the babysitter that knocked the child to the ground. The Barton County Sheriff's Office said deputies were called late

Monday to the home near Great Bend. Suspect was gone when they arrived, with the babysitter told him the child had been completed a monster before she found the suspect the man actually once lived in the home, but there was a protection order from a protection from abuse order issued against him to keep him away from the property, Cording to the Sheriff's office, deputy searched but were unable to find the man until the next day, when he

was captured after a foot chase. Record show the man had posted a bond about ten days earlier after being charged with criminal threat, domestic battery, and violating a protection from abuse order, allegations alleged to have occurred in January. February as following latest arrest, the judge ordered him jailed without bond Sheriff's Office at additional request. Charges include aggravated battery, aggravated battery and child in our, burglary, and aggravated battery

and child endangerment. Sometimes the kids may be right back to the stack of stupid. This one stupid on multiple levels too. Mayor of one of North North Dakota's largest cities had to resign after an investigation to him mistakenly sharing what is described as a leude video sent to the city attorney but not Mayor Tom Ross resigned Tuesday, believe that'd be yesterday. The same day investigative report was made public that found Ross sent a video of himself

well pleasuring himself to the city attorney, Stephanie Staalheim. It happened back in January. He sent the video minutes after the two had a telephone call discussing a police officer's suicide. Ross asked Staalheim to delete the video, not to watch it, and to keep the incident between them. According to the report, Ross told an interviewer that he recorded the video at home during a lunch break, meaning to send it to

his romantic partner, not to the city attorney. He said it was a a quote, a sexy video for his girlfriend close quote, Once again entering into the realm of the subjective. Report says Stalheim struggled with whether to make a former report. Ross was her direct supervisor and Staalheim's annual review was pending at the time. Accord to the report, her complaint asked for an apology from Ross and that

he considered resigning his mayor. Investigator found Ross's conduct quote directly caused Stalheim's inability to work in an environment free from unreasonable sexual harassment and created an offensive work environment. Close quote, Well, it's because you can't unsee something like that. You're fighting, Ross said Wednesday, takes full responsibility. Well, of course, and old Stalheim in the utmost regard and respect. He said he had not resigned earlier to respect the process.

Now he plans on focusing on himself, healing and moving forward with his family. Well, I think the video reflected he was focusing on himself. Don't you think.

for you. An orthopedic surgeon in Australia hit with a hefty fine for taking a photo of a patience penis, which was tattooed with a swastika, and then sharing it with others. Doctor not identified snapped the picture while treating the man at a hospital in April of twenty nineteen. Patient required surgery after a homemade pipe bomb exploded in his hands. This according to reporting from the New Zealand Herald.

After surgery, the patient was placed in intensive care where he was innovated in place in a coma for over a week. The surgeon somehow felt the need to take a photo at some point that week and shared it in a what App chat with other practitioners, despite it having no clinical or medical purpose. Office of Health and Almsbudsman tipped off about the photo in December of twenty nineteen, which prompted an investigation and refer to the Medical Tribunal.

Tribunal member Peter Murphy described the surgeon's conduct as serious, noting that the patient was unconscious and particularly vulnerable, adding the trust reposed by the patient in his treating doctors can be seen to be particularly acute in those circumstances. Surgeon received a stern reprimand a fine of ten thousand dollars, despite their tribunal acknowledging that the surgeon immediately regretted taking and sharing the photo. I'm sorry you can't unring that

bell man. I guess the patient wasn't interviewed what prompted him to have a swastika tattooed?

I'll be right back after the news. That's six oh five fifty five AIRCD talk station and Brian Thomas wishing every one any very happy Wednesday, and about you to stick around all morning. As in Frearrek's the former president of Vanheuser Busch book, Last Call for bud Light should be an interesting conversation. He was out before they went fully woke, but he was there when they started going woke, and he can explain that to us, and he will

coming up in an hour. Donovan and the Americans for Prosperity to talk about a big event coming up a Sunday. It's called Restore Liberty US Fiscal Sanity Rally taking place at the Double Tree in Blue ash We'll get the details from Donovan and what the purpose of that rally is if you can't figure it out by its name. That'll be at seven thirty. Fast forward a couple hours Congressman Thomas Massey, we'll be talking about the Dual Loyalty

Disclosure Act, the country of origin labeling. Will that be reinstated since we don't know the country of origin from the food we eat and just don't ever have never understood that anyway. We might get his reaction on the tariffs. I'm quite sure where Congressman s he is on tariffs. Joe Jenna Politano not a fan because he said they're not constitutional based upon the setup and the arguments made

in support of how they are being enacted. Should be a controversial for some of my listeners and not so much for others. Plus an empower use seminar, Doctor J Risso or doctor J. He's going to be making America Healthy. That one's taking place tom ight at ten. We'll get some of the details from doctor J at the end of the program. The meantime over to the phones five one, three, seven, nine, fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two three talk.

Got a few callers online. We'll take them in the order in which they received. To just bear with me, William and Steve when I take Bobby's call, because he was first. Bobby, welcome back to the program.

of actions. The executive branch does have its limitation much in the same way Congress has its limitations and if someone oversteps their boundaries, And in fact, Judge Jennita Pultown is going to talk about this today in connection with with tariffs. Power of the purse lies in Congress. How is it that Donald Trump can just go ahead and impose what amount to the power of the purse implication

tariffs on other countries without approval of Congress. Well, there is an act that was passed back in the seventies which does provide a vehicle for that. Now, whether or not that Act is in and of itself constitutional, because it represents a delegation of congressional authority to the executive branch, that alone may be unconstitutional. So courts do play a profound role in this, and just don't don't look at it.

I mean in presence of whose ox is being gored, because there have been liberal administrations and Democrat presidents who've tried the same type of things, only to have court step in and stop them from doing it. So I appreciate where you're coming from. It's not that I'm not sympathetic to it. It is frustrating, but these things have a way of working themselves through the process. And you know, Trump just got three in a row at the Supreme Court.

Maybe not as broad a victory as Donald Trump and the administration might have wanted, but you know, Supreme Court ruled on the tens of thousands of fired probationary employees and they came out on Trump's favor. On that they came out in Trump's favor on. I said, you know, doge's access to some of these agencies that were refusing to give them access to the information, So you can score some wins. And that's why you want conservative jurists,

not judicial activists. The activist component of the ones that are willing to overlook constitutional limitations, overlook the separation of powers and the realities that they present, and go ahead and just do whatever the hell they want and essentially legislate from the bench. What is legislating from the bench?

to letting them run amok. So, you know, and it's got to go back to Barack Obama started this with his phone and his pen and a lot of things he did. You know, probably deeming unconstitutional and beyond the executive power reach. So let's see what Steve's got. Steve, thanks for calling this morning. Welcome to the Morning Show.

ten or nine, they picked nine thirty. So it's really and I'm thinking that's going to be a perfect way of portraying how strange this vacation is going to be, because we've never seen that anywhere else we've gone. They always thinking, you know, they might not follows daylight saving

time or anything. Sometimes you know, there are things like that, but I've never seen where it's like on the half like a half hour, it's a nine and a half hour difference, which I thought was, I'm like, this is I've never seen this never ever.

thing to see. But they don't speak broad English and all the signs are in Chinese. I say, I wanted to go get a beer or something. How in the hell would I know where the beer's being sold because I don't speak the language and I can't read this signage. So is this a guided tour? You got somebody helping you along the way. Are you just going out on your own?

And I went up to it, and I've never seen one up close, and I thought, well, now I've got people watching me. So I'm you know, here I am. I'm walking right up here to do something.

I'm glad you're okay man six seventeenth. If I've care see the talk station. Okay, So Cory if instant message me if you will. If you want to move a snapper, grab them by the tail. They can't reach their tails. How about I wouldn't want to move a snapper. Not a chance. Well pass on that anyway. Back to the judicial realities, the editory board of this journal did a nice jap summing up the several cases that there have

been victories for the Trump administration recently. And I've mentioned a few among the radio, but a trio of recent orders they sent the lower court judges an important reminder that they must still respect judicial rules and procedures. A five four majority described as a partial victory this past Monday, allowing the Trump administration to continue deporting Venezuelan's believed to be members of the Trading the Iragua gang under the

Alien Enemies Act. It doesn't rule in the legal merits, but holds that plaintiffs must challenge their deportations in the district courts in which they are detained under habeas corpus, rather than seek like class action relief under the Administrative Procedures Act. The order also requires the administration to provide the deportees with notice and an opportunity to contest deportation. This was napolitanus point that people got pissed off of

out a week or two ago. It's due process. Okay, you're going to deport me and send me off to El Salvador, you at least have to allow me an opportunity to go to court and argue that I am

not subject to the deportation. That means the administration will no longer be able to summarily deport Venezuela, as the El Salvador deportees will also still be allowed to challenge the president's use of the Alien Enemies Act in federal courts, which seems to defeat the president's purpose in using the law, which was to end run due process and expedite deportations. End running due process constitutional right, you have due process rights.

Three liberal justices obviously wanted to leave in place the lower court blocking the deportation. They point out, as kavanab just as Cavanaugh noted in an occurrence, the use of habeas for transfer claims is not novel in the extradition context, and with respect to transfers of Guantanam and other wartime detainees, Hebeus Corpus proceedings have long been the appropriate vehicle. So you just sue in the court that's nearest to where

you're being held. You can make your legal arguments. You just can't have those plainists and all those alleged gang members pile up in Washington, d C. Represented by the ACLU and some liberal leaning court basically Forum Shopping said the High Court may eventually take up a case regarding the use of the Alien Enemies Act, but the order on Monday prevents a single district court from summarily blocking the deportation. So there's your there's some relief to that

district court acting beyond its authority. They point out, the court issued another order, another brush back to errant judges yesterday when they lifted an order requiring the Trumpet administration to reinstate sixteen thousand fired employees. They didn't rule on the merits. The Justice is held that the environmental groups and union challenges dismissed dismissals they lacked legal stand to sue. They weren't facing a unique issue that they themselves were

going to be uniquely harmed. And that's where standing fundamentally boils down to, and it's been the biggest roadblock to getting something in front of judges. You're like, how come someone can't sue? Well, if you're not uniquely harmed by an action, then you can't run into court and challenge it. It's just it's a frustrating concept in the law, but it's there, and it's been there from well the beginning

of our country. Bedrock Article three principle planeiffs must demonstrate they are likely to suffer concrete harm as a result of a defendant's actions in order to bring a case to federal court. Now, the plaineiffs claim they've been harmed by reduction in public services caused by the layoffs, but that's speculative at best, according to the court's ruling. So sorry sucks to be you. You don't have standing. We're

throwing the case out. Court stressed that again in a Friday miss passed in a five to four unsigned order that let the Education Department withhold sixty five million dollars in grants for teacher training. Lower court had ordered those funds to be reinstated, but, as the court pointed out, the limited waiver of sovereign immunity doesn't extend to orders to enforce a contractual obligation to pay money. In other words, the plains who want the Feds to release frozen funds

must seek relief in Federal Claims Court. There is a process that's already set up for that. That's essentially what justice is. Alito, Gorsage, Thomas, and Kavanaugh said in the earliest earlier decision in a case involving US AID grants. There is a process that they have to go through. They didn't. They weren't in court at the appropriate time, so the cases got chucked. So there you can get your judiciary reach, or you can you can get judicial relief.

Sometimes the wheels adjust to spend slowly, sometimes very slowly. This time they were treated on an expedita basis, So you got an answer to the question a lot earlier than I think someone like me would have guessed. What happen? Six six thirty three fifty five KRC the talk station Wednesday, Drake to the phones. I do local stories, but Gary from New Hampshire's on New Hampshire. Gary, welcome back to the program, and a happy Wednesday to you, sir.

you don't really have to change too much. God bless you, sir, to appreciate that. Anyway, I guess matter, I better get back on the clock. Get the hairy eyeball from Sean McMahon. It doesn't really seem to give give me too much of a hard time for not staying on the clock. Strecker, however, looking forward to having Joe back. But I enjoy when Sean covers for him so and it means six thirty nine on a Wednesday, and a happy one to you.

And Eric thinks Chuck hates the West Side because he doesn't really do any reporting on the flooding over on the west side, which I presume still struggling with flooding. Obviously New Richmond is certainly dealing with it. But you know, to my friends on the west side, I have no idea. I don't think he bears any animosity toward the west side of the city of Cincinnati. He's only got like thirty seconds to get a weather reported. So anyhow, I

hope things settled down soon for everyone. It's been pretty bad, interesting teas and this teas Trump brought it up. It was earlier this week or over the weekend, not really material, but White House Press Secretary Carolyn Lovett brought it up. I guess again yesterday, and it's got me intrigued, and it's got a lot of people intrigued. There's a big buzz going around on the internet about this cryptic statement hinting at what she and Trump described as a horrible

discovery made by the Department of Governmental Efficiency. So she's doing this US conference yesterday and she said, I can confirm that's something troubling has come to light. So we're all sit on the edge of the seat. You know, I got my popcorn out waiting for the details on that. We don't know what it is. She confirmed that the Department of Governmental Efficiency has made a quote massive discovery close quote, but saying that we would know very soon.

We the American public can know very soon there has been a discovery. Speaking of reporters, she said, I hate to leave you hanging on a clip, but I don't want to get ahead of the president on that. But I can confirm there has been discovery. It's just not to get ahead of the president on that. But I can confirm there has been discovery. It's not just quite ready for release. So it does echo what Donald Trump said. It was last week that they had the DOGE group

had made a horrible and his word, incredible discovery. They found something today that's horrible. It's horrible. You'll find out very soon. And of course, how bad can it be. We just learned recently the DOGE that uncovered like millions of illegal immigrants that were granted a SOCIS security number over the past four years, I mean almost through an

automatic process. That was really frightening. When you read the details of how this happened, it's just like, welcome to the country, here's your hearing day and here's a form. Fill it out in that form ultimately led you getting a socials Security number is basically automatically created and given to you. One point three million illegal immigrants received Medicaid.

For those leftists out there screaming how the Trump administration is the one that wants to kill medicaid, you know, the way you kill medicaid, you put a bunch of people on Medicaid who aren't eligible for it and who will be consuming the benefits that you otherwise might be might be eligible for, and registered to vote. And it was determined by Doge and the folks that are looking

into that many of them have voted. That's illegal. Do you want to uphold the integrity the American elections or do you want to undermine the integrity of the American elections? And everybody's screening about Donald Trump saying the election was stolen, like, oh, he's got no evidence of that, He's got no evidence of that. Well, they have found that a whole heap loot of illegal immigrants have voted. Illegal immigrants who are not eligible to vote. So you know, I don't know

which way they voted. I suppose it's conceivable that they voted for a Republican, it's possible. I think most people presume, since the Democrats are the one that facilitated the entry into the country and ignored the immigration laws and allowed them just come on in. Oh, by the way, here's your social Security number, that they would if they did vote vote Democrat. In twenty twenty one, two hundred and seventy four and twenty five illegal immigrants were issued social

Security numbers. In twenty two, five hundred and ninety thousand plus issued US as security numbers. In twenty twenty three, nine and sixty four thousand were and in county year twenty twenty four, notably, the last year of the Biden administration, two million, ninety five thousand, two hundred and forty seven illegal immigrants issued US to Security cards. Representative Tim Burchet

he's a Republican at Tennessee. He said that the paper trail revealed by the Department of Governmental Efficiency goes back to d C. He said, somebody better be let out of a building in handcuffs. I don't know if we've got the guts to do it well. I'd like to think someone will. Does this is this right? Does this rise to the level of criminal behavior. Is this an

organized attempt to interfere with the American election process? Lots of questions swirling around in doge is responsible for revealing it to you Themmerican people, And yet outrage is being expressed by so many members on the left. Maybe the jig is up. Maybe this is something that they supported and and and encourage, and of course the non government organizations and the George Soros types of the world. Certainly this sounds like something that they would be full on

in favor of. Talked about the other day with with

Oliver Oliver Lane, the London News correspondent. I don't know who was able to go to that meeting last night, the presentation he did on populism growing in Europe, and but we did talk about illegal immigration and some of the you know, the theories and motives behind it, basically eliminating, eroding and eradicating the cultures that are within any individual country, sort of homogenizing in a new group of people that really don't give a wit about say French's history, the

history of France and their culture ideas entity, wanting to eradicate that so there is no cultural identity. It's really scary stuff. Mike, I see you are on the phone with the content or the comment about tariffs. Can't wait to talk to you, but I do it for break. It's six forty five right now, six fifty one. If you have KRCD talk station, if you're having a wonderful Wednesday, We're talking to Anson Frereks. He is the former president Anheuser Bush the name of his book. And you can

figure out what this is all about. Last call for bud Light Donald Nee Americans for Prospered about event that's going on this weekend. And over to the phone's five one, three, seven, four, nine fifty eight hundred and eight two to three talk pun five fifty on AT and T phone. The one hundred and four percent tariffs on China kick in today. Mike's on the phone, have a comment about tariffs. Mikes, thanks for calling and holding over the break. Good to hear from you, Hi.

But I guess there can be some some bright spots in there, and there are some countries stepping up to the plate. According to the US Treasury Secretary of about seventy countries have already reached out to start negotiating with the bidamin or with Oh god, I'm sorry about that Freudian slip, but the Trump administration and trying to negotiate

some better situation with the tariffs. I know the Democrats are trying to advance a bill to block Trump from doing these tariffs, and that's going to be the subject matter of our conversation with Judge and Politana at a thirty He is going to make a very good legal argument that this is beyond the power of the president to impose the tariffs, considering the power of the purse lies with Congress, and in his perception, we aren't really

in an emergency situation. If you recall the fentanyl crisis with Canada Mexico led to the twenty five percent tariffs, and well, you may be able to call that an emergency. We've had trade imbalances since nineteen thirty five, I guess with most of these countries, so that it's difficult to call that emergency since it's not recent. It has been going on for a very long time. We've just been

sort of playing along with it over the time. So whether he can use this late nineteen seventies Act to justify it emergency emergency Act, well, we're made to be seen in. There is something else that'll probably be resolved in the courts. But one hundred and four percent on Chinese goods, I can't imagine that not having a profound ripple effect. But one thing's for sure. I guess the

European Union loves Kentucky Bourbon. Now they're moving forward plans to slap tariffs on a whole bunch of American products. But the other day they removed Kentucky bourbon and California wine from the list, saying that they will not respond to President Trump dollar for dollar. So sadly for the folks at Harley Davidson, that's on the list, boats, beef, soybean, chewing gum, peanut butter. That's according to documents that have

been reviewed. Whiskey is on an initial list that the U published in March, but was removed after consultations with members state countries. What your kids tax? We went our Kentucky bourbon, damnit and our California wine. So it's funny what matters, isn't it? Addinghow six fifty five afty five k City Talks stays. Let's find out what happened to Bud Budweiser and i Anson Freerik's former president of Anheuser Busch with his new book, Last Call for Bud Light.

That'll be after the top of the our News. And then Donovan and Neil about the weekend event at seven thirty for Americans for Prosperity. I sure hope you can stick around. I so Cincinnati native Anson Freericks. He has a wild background. He's the founder of Athletic Capital and co founder of Strive asset Management, but prior to founding Strive, he led finance sales and underscore the word marketing operations as president of Anheuser Busch Sales and distribution company, and

he's written a book about it. Last Call for Bud Light, The Fall and Future of America's Favorite Anson. It's great having you on the show. Thanks having this morning, Brian. Well, what a dream job running a brewery and one of the biggest in the world. That had to have been a good time up until what happened. And how come you're not there anymore? Anson?

the company changing a little bit left. About a year before me and I actually founded a company with vid A Ramaswami from Cincinnati as well called Drive to ask companies not.

Wolkes Incorporated. And you know, I wrote this book Last Call for bud Life, and hopefully it's sort of the last time that companies need to get involved in political and social issues and reminds people that, man, the most sustainable thing a business can do is folks on its customers, give them great products and services, stay out of all the issues that companies have gotten involved in over the

last couple of years. Whether it's been the transgendered issues, whether it's been Roby weight issues, whether it's been voting rights issues.

It just seems so obvious. How is it that any advertising department could just fail to recognize such a simplistic, logical, and reasonable concept as that and go the opposite direction.

a lot of the DNA of the company. It changed really in the two thousand and eight two thousand and nine time period when annezer Busch, which was this historic US American owned brand and beer company, was bought by InBev, which is a game, this European and Belgian company. And then also when the company, the Europeans and kind of Belgians who bought it, they moved the headquarters of Anezer

Bush from Saint Louis, Missouri, to New York City. And this happened in sort of like the twenty sixteen twenty seventeen time period. And at that time, all of a sudden, you're hiring people that just grew up in New York City, that only attended New York City schools. They had only seen the US through the lens of you know, kind of Fifth Avenue, and that's not really who the core beer drinker was. And even the lady that was running bud Light when named Alyssa Heinerschnein, who was doing the

part who did the partnership with Dylan Malvany. I know Alyssa and you know, nice, nice girl. But they grew up in New York, went to boarding schools, went to Harvard for undergrad went to Wharton and UPenn for bus in the school. You know, I don't know if you never drank a butt light in her life or knew who somebody who was. And so that's where the company

really started going wrong. And then on top of that, there was a real sort of push over the last five years by this I called this coalition of of sort of a DEI and ESG enablers. That was, you had large asset managers like black Rock, State Street, Vanguard, the Control twenty trillion dollars a capital, largest investors in company like Anhezard Bush. They were pushing this esgdi agenda.

You had large consulting companies like McKenzie and Baine. They were kind of selling DEI consulting services on how companies

needed to become more diverse, more equitable, more inclusive. And then you had a lot of really activist organizations, especially under sort of like the Biden administration, that were going to companies, things like the Human Rights Campaign, things like other organizations that really pushed sort of aggressive ideologies on companies and shame them if they didn't if they didn't abide.

And so therefore you had this sort of you know, coalition of actors that were putting a lot of pressure on companies and if you have sort of the wrong people at the companies that were running brands, Unfortunately they were successful and sell for you know, this progressive agenda that just didn't sit with most most Americans.

of directors owns. And again, you got to step outside of yourself and think even these left wing nutcases that haven't heard anything but their own voices have to understand that they don't hold the only viewpoint and they might want to do a little bit of polling and research ahead of time to find out if this is the right road to go down, because it may be bad for the bottom line.

that they chose over bud Light. They were longtime bud dry Light drinkers, weren't inclined to try something else, so this forced them to try another product, and they found out, in the world of competition, if you make a better product, people will buy it.

very controversial. But the thing is like if you or or you know, when I watch football on Sundays, there's no real alternatives in the NFL R. One of the reasons is bud light boycott was so successful. There was really two reasons.

to sell the US business. I think they need to sell that US business back to a group like I don't call it Warren Buffett or Berkshire Hathaway or who knows, maybe the Bush family, And I think you need to have real leadership come back in for the for you know, the American population, they're actually pretty forgiving, and I think if you just went to them and said, you know, I always say that the path that forgiveness goes to redemption. You're never going to be redeem unless you admit there

was an air. And nobody has admitted there's an air. So you have to have a strong leadership team come back in say hey, we screwed up. There's a new ownership in place for American owned once again. We're going to earn your trusts back by being just this funny, humorous, great tasting logger that you can enjoy at barbecues and sports and music festivals.

a wonderful day. So it's been a real pleasure having you on the program. So sixteen here fifty five car Seed Talk Station. Got a few minutes to talk if you want to give me a quali five one, three, seven, seven, twenty one On a Wednesday, Americans for Prosperity Donovan and Neil Bottom of the Arrow got a text day event coming up in the weekend. He's going to tell us all about that in the absence of phone calls news that's overshadowed by the tariff news and all the wailing

and gnashing and teeth over that. I guess today's today, when the China levies take effect pretty substantial, they are sit back. I can wait to see how that gets well reckoned with. But over so, I got a lot of Second Amendment friends out of the audience. Undoing a major avenue of Biden administration's aggression against gun dealers, the Department of Justice and Alcohol to back on firearms. Yesterday announced they terminated the Federal Firearms Administrative Action Policy aka

the Zero Tolerance Policy. Gun Owners of America reporting on this first introduced under the Biden administration, the policy aggressively targeted gun dealers for minor paperwork errors, which of course created fear and uncertainty across the firearms community. Set Up by the Biden administration, the zero Tolerance policy one of a Yank firearm dealer's license if they were found to have made any number of infractions, including minor ones, of course,

setting them up for litigation and extreme costs. Critics said, of course it was a pretext for reducing the number of firearms dealers. National Shooting Sports Foundation praising this eradication, this wreck cliss policy throttled small businesses and drove minute to shut down by threatening crippling administrative costs to fight against penalties for minor errors and infractions that were previously reconciled in good faith between the ATF officials and law

abiding firearms retailers. Of course, you get condemnation from the gun control advocates, which you might expect. Gunners of America also announced that two other deregulatory moves are coming soon. The first would kill the Biden era ban on pistol braces. Now that's been held unconstitutional or illegal by the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals. So if you have a pistol with a brace on it, you should be okay right now. But they're supposed to well get rid of the regulation

that was randomly and arbitrarily put in place. Biden famously and ignorantly famous for saying putting a pistol on a brace turns it in into a gun. Contemplate that for a minute. He also claimed it allowed it to shoot a higher caliber bullet. So, in Biden's mind, such as it was, and as we've learned, in a rapidly declining state, felt that by placing a pistol brace on a previously existing caliber firearm would allow it to shoot a higher

caliber bullet. Okay, a Circuit Court of Appeals previously ruled the pistol brace will allow the ATF to arrive at whatever conclusion it wishes about the ad about adequately explaining the standard on which a decision was based. They had for years said pistol braces were not a problem. They said they were fine, and there was nothing wrong with them, only to magically change their mind in a moment's time and then turn everybody that owned one basically into a felon.

Another rule that they may repeal, the one requiring a background check on private gun sales. So if you wanted to sell your firearm to your next door neighbor, that would, under the Biden administration proposal required an FFL background check. So that rule looks like it's on its last legs as well. So some positive progress as we have a new administration with new attitudes towards the Second Amendment. Pete, welcome to the Morning Show and a very happy Wednesday to you. Thanks for calling.

resolved amicably among them me the most of them. China, however's gone the other direction, which is why we now have this massive and four percent tarify on Chinese goods. How that's going to sit with the American people remains to be seen. We've gotten very use to buying very inexpensive Chinese made products and China has been the obvious

beneficiary of that. That again, China doesn't have wrecked radical crazy EPA rules regulations, ocean regulations, pollution regulations, which allows manufacturing to be set up a lot cheaper there and

allows profits to go through the roof. That's why Wall Street doesn't like because they're big companies, built factories there and have been benefiting from cheap labor and low regulatory standards for years and years, allowing them to sell their products here in America for less than had they manufactured them here. Fewer people probably would have bought American made products if they had to be made at American level financial obligations, you know, in other words, we've got to

We've not. We've got all these rules, regulations and burdens placed on it, and then you throw climate change on top of us, which causes the increase in electricity prices. It's going to be a lot more expensive. So we haven't been manufacturing electronics in this country since hell the eighties when Japan took over and then it all moved to China. So yeah, it's going to take a while to work out. There is going to be some pain. But you know what, Donald Trump's essentially a lame duck president.

He ain't gonna be around anymore after this term. I know some people think he's eligible for a third term. I don't fall into that category. But he's willing to do it, and he campaigned on this. He told everybody in the world million times in the campaign trail. This is exactly what he was going to do, so it shouldn't come as a shock to anybody. You voted for him for a strong border, Yeah, you voted for him

for it, filling the blank reasons. Yeah, But he also, whether you liked it or not, voted for him because he was promising to impose tariffs on other countries. That came along with a full package. So we'll ride it out. I think we'll come out the other side, okay. And if not, I suppose he can just pull the plug on the tariffs anytime he wants, or it'll be resolved

in the courts. And there's already legislation to prevent Trump from engaging in this, whether or not Congress passes something like that, which would still be subject to write a Trump veto. So even if they passed legislation trying to stop him, I think the courts ultimately will make the final determination of whether this is lawful. Under the currently existing authorization, he has to engage in tariffs under emergency circumstances. Seven two Happy Wednesday to you, Judge Eden of Balaton.

One hour on tariffs and the legality of tariffs, at least the way Donald Trump's doing it should be rather interesting. Prior to that, it's the best one two punch in radio with Congressman Thomas Messey joining us to talk about the Dual Loyalty Disclosure Act as well as the country of origin labeling. Can we get that back and maybe we'll get a comment or two on tariffs from him in the meantime. Welcome back to the fifty five Kssey

Morning Show from Americans for Prosperity, Donovan and Neil. Great to have you on, Brian, always good to be with you. So we got a big event coming up on Palm Sunday.

with what's going on. I think what we've got to make sure we're doing, Brian Ryan, and you're a great megaphone for this in Southwest Ohio, is connects folks to the importance of what doge, what the president, what the new Republican majority in Washington are getting done right. They're reigning and the spending, they're working to create policies they are going to promote money in people's pockets and unleash opportunity here in the United States.

One point three million illegal immigrants got put in the Medicaid rolls, and there's countless bill millions of dollars in fraud in the Medicaid system, which DOGE is revealed. To the extent you get rid of that illegal activity and those fraudulent or erroneous payments. You are going a long

way to saving the program. I mean, doge in the administration is doing the exact opposite of what they're accusing them of, which frustrates the living hell out of me that they're so clueless that they don't realize that we all pay taxes, right.

we all know that is not how government runs. And this administration, at least for the seeming the first time in my lifetime, is revealing that and doing something about it. I know you've got the big event coming up on Sunday you want to talk about that. We'll bring Donovan and Neil for Americans for Prosperity back working with Restoring

Liberty dot Us. I'll be right back after a big positive positive thumb Zone seven fifty five KARSD Talk station if you're having a half e Wednesday, Thomas Massey after the top of the our news, Judge and Paultano at eight thirty and then doctor j Rissover, my good friends doing making America Healthy again. Power you seminar tonight and you can join it. I'm sorry, tomorrow night you can join in the fund with that. We'll learn about that coming up. In the meantime. Donovan and Neil for Americans

for Prosperity teaming up at Restore Liberty dot Us. The rally that we're having this Sunday. Where is it when of the door opens and what are we going to be talking about? Who are we going to be hearing from? Donovan and Neil Dan.

Temper Road, doors open up four point thirty. We're gonna have a dinner buffet. Program will begin at six o'clock and we'll get together again talking about fiscal sanity, recognizing that we're at a critical inflection point with this country, whether it's you're looking at our national debt, you're looking at the waste and abuse in our in our federal government, even on the state local level, making sure we're remaining fiscally sane at those.

know it's going to be an extraordinary event. Any special speaker is going to be there, beyond maybe you and George and others.

can there. But I think we key is everything's moving along as needed. With a number of our staff at an annual retreat and some of our federal government affairs fos. For folks who lobby on the Hill, what they've been saying is this is actually moving along a bit faster than folks were expecting. And so I think that's a

good sign. The grassroots pressure is key here right continuing to send the message to Washington, to your elected officials, this is what we sent you there to do, to unleash energy abundance, to secure and front our border, and most importantly, unleash prosperity by making permanent the Trump tax cuts, the one big beautiful bill of Senate got done, you know, started to have a vote procedural vote.

air conditioning your house. That frees up money which otherwise can go to the economic engine of this country. And we have stood in the way of energy policy for so long under this climate change crap. And my favorite favorite point on that is just standing in the way of pursuing modular nuclear technology, which is you know, it's efficient, it's small footprint, it generates just infinite amounts of energy.

And there's so many of these environmental alarmists standing the way of nuclear keeps screaming about three mile Island in Cherniobil as if the technology is the same as it

was in the nineteen seventies. No it's not. I mean, we've got the answer to their concerns about carbon dioxide aka tree food, and it exists now and we could have it but for all of these people standing in the way with their regulations, rules and screaming about it and I don't know what they're screaming about in terms of that it's the answer to our problems.

And we've got a lot of allies at that level now, right, But yeah, put that pressure on the federal government to get these products, to fix the EPA, to fix its federal permitting processes so we can get energy generated, bring down that cost for Americans. And that's a big key part of manufacturing too, right, right, how to have abundant affordable energy to make manufacturing makes sense into the United States again, and so across the board, consumers to manufacturers

to business, it all matters. Energy is at the.

Midwest to number one in the nation. These big bold ideas that folks are talking about, I think and we like it at AFP. We like the fact that folks are talking about elimiting the income text because that's what we think is going to take to really put Ohio on the map and make folks look here.

Really appreciate it. Thanks, Brian, Take care of my brother seven forty nine fifty five KCD talk if I have kersee the talk station just got a I guess the new campaign and for Corey Bowman westside Jim Keefer's sentence, so I asked him how that event went last night, said Gray say really worked the crowd, common sense, got some laughter, went Overwhell and he said hyde Park after high Park after first was cold, but he spoke one half came up to him and thanked him for running.

We've been kind of speculating on the possibility that my friends in Hyde Park, sometimes often leaning very blue, might cot into a Corey Bowman mayor because he's not going to shove zoning regulations down your throat. He's not a fan of connected communities because it deprives local communities of their options as their residents see fit in terms of development.

So and I embrace his philosophy along those lines. A little more free market, you know, a little mess dictatorial, a little less you know, like Agenda twenty one and planning type stuff. So anyway, keep my fingers crossed for Cordy's success and looking forward to having on the program my favorite one two punch on the fifty five Carsey Morning Show, Congressman Thomas Massey followed by Judge Editor Politano, and then we get an extra special add on doctor

j Rissover making America healthy. He's all about that. He's doing an empower youth seminar tomorrow evening. We'll get some details on that at eight forty five. I hope he can stick around. We'll be right back covering Trump's first one hundred days.

a distinct pleasure to have you on my program. Great to be on your show again, Brian, don't know where to start. I want to start with Terris, but I know we got other things to talk about, So let's start with and you can explain to my listeners the Dual Loyalty Disclosure Act, which I know was on your short list today.

And people say, is this ever happened? How do you know there are members of Congress with dual loyalty. Well, it's hard to know. That's why we have the bill. But sometimes when they run for president, we find out or they find out that they do have citizenship in another country. The two conservative examples I can give you was that I think it was Michelle Bachman had a citizenship in Switzerland and Ted Cruz had citizenship in Canada, and they both renounced their citizenship, which I think is

what you should do. And by the way, my personal preference is that you only have citizenship in the United States. But I thought it would be easier to get a bill passed that requires you to close it and then the voters can decide whether you should be a dual citizen serving in Congress.

So the big question is who would be against this common sense proposal?

I'm not sure which one that is. It's not one that I serve on because the way I structured this bill is it requires an FEC disclosure, just like when you file to run for office, you have to disclose your financial you have to give financial statements. So it's just one more thing that you have to disclose when you run for office.

suit from Canada and Mexico. Well, this suit was really, I believe, brought by the meat packers who want to be able to sell you meat from anywhere in the world and put that USDA label on it make you think it came from the United States. And in any case, the world Trade Organization, in my opinion, does not have authority over Congress.

The thought just occurred to me, though, when Trump put these tariffs on, and now we got all these other countries and they're going to reciprocate with tariffs. Okay, if we're in a full blown trade war or trade dispute, go ahead and put the labels back on. I mean, this is art of the deal. Let's get back the territory we lost and label our dagone food about where it came from. Well, one more, go ahead, one more thing.

While I'm on this topic. The US Olympic Association even advised Olympic athletes to be careful about eating meat in China and in Mexico, because even though they do ban the use of anabolic steroids in their animals, they're still using them. There's no enforcement, and so you could eat that meat and fail a drug task at the arampage.

this one. If I'm standing at the supermarket and I've got a pile of ground beef in front of me, and it's labeled, you know, manufactured, raised, you know, all United States processed, and I got another pile of meat that doesn't have anything related to that, then I'm left to guess, I wonder where that came from. Do they have the same safety standards as we do. It's the same level of you know, oversight in those countries, and

that allows me to make an informed decision. Plus, perhaps I would just like to support the American farmer and buy United States grown and processed beef.

And I think you know, even the Founders endowed Congress with the ability to set standards for weights and measures. That's in Article one, section eight, the Directive toward Congress. You know, so that a pound weighs a pound, whether you're buying it in Kentucky or Ohio. So this falls under both of those categories, the ability for Congress to set standards and.

To take nineteen if fifty about kercit talks Nation Bron Thomas with Congressman Thomas mass Always a wonderful thing to having Congress Massy on the program. Always even made better because Judge of Politana follows, and we'll be talking with

Judge of Palatano on tariffs. And he points out in his column that these tariffs were implemented or asserted by Donald Trump pursued to the International Economic Emergency Powers Act of nineteen seventy seven, which permits the president to impose tariffs on goods coming from outside the US in the case of economic emergency, and he initially cited the fentanyl crisis with regard to the twenty five percent tariffs on Canada and Mexico, and I think we can easily agree

that fentyl is a bit of a crisis. But moving over, apparently that had broader implications than originally intended. And so he cited this economic imbalance, this trade deficit we have with so many countries, as the predicate the emergency to trigger them, but we apparently have been experiencing a trade imbalanced since nineteen thirty one, which according to the judge anyway, and I suppose people are free to have their own conclusions on it. This isn't a sudden or unexpected event. Ergo,

it's not an emergency. And I know some of the Democrats are trying to advance legislation to block the tariffs, nullifying the emergency authority. Trump sided to enact of tariffs by Representatives Meeks and Larson and Neil, all Democrats. Where is Congressman Massey on this?

Speaker's permission. But what they do is in the Rules Committee they insert a little bit of text in one of these big resolutions that says, oh, by the way, that National Emergency Act thing that this congressman is trying to bring to the floor, it's not his resolution isn't in the right order, And so we're going to turn it off using this procedural sleight of hand. And then my colleagues, they vote for this rule, let's say, the

rule that brings the big beautiful bill to the floor. Well, inside of that, they've got this provision to turn off the National Emergencies Act privileges for whoever's trying to bring the bill to the floor. So they can stop the bill from coming to the floor, even though the law says the bill needs to come to the floor. They can use a rule, this procedural resolution in Congress to stop.

use the Rules Committee to do this. Last Congress, I served on the Rules Committee, and before I got on the Rules Committee, I said, if you pull this crap on anything, whether it's War Powers Act, they do it on Warpowers Act too, or anything. I will blow the whistle and I will vote no.

all in. Like, I would rather have a sales tax on stuff coming from China or Canada to fund this government than to have a tax on everybody's labor in this country. But that's not the proposal.

talking about the meat packing industry lobbyists. It creates an industry of lobbyists who come to Congress and ask for exemptions for their particular industry or their particular company.

due to the terraffs. I think it's due to the fact that the uncertainty of the teriffs that the president can wake up on one side of the bed and say we need to tariff this this morning, and then tomorrow you can wake up on the other side of the bed and say we need to tear if that today. If there was certainty behind it, I think they wouldn't have to price the uncertainty in the market.

honor Judge Naponto is listen, listening right now. He send it awave out to you and I'll go ahead this real quick.

Some judges said, no, for things that have been going on for years and years and years, you can't define that as sudden and unexpected. It has to happen in a sudden and unexpected way. So I understand the point here.

of them, no opinion. Because they did it in the emergency connection, will they do the same thing. It's very very dangerous for jurisprudence in this country for the highest court in the land just to come down with a ruling without giving.

that were put into your car. Because a lot of the car the parts come from Mexico, Canada and South Korea.

so they can churn it out on slave labor. We've got all these other things we've got to comply with, so we can't even make a toaster that Joe sixpack can afford. And I understand that frustration. And we learned a lot of lessons, hard lessons from COVID that we just don't manufacture some critically important goods here in the United States, most notably in a time of war when we couldn't get pharmaceuticals for our own men and women

in uniform. But that doesn't change the Constitution. And there's that pesky Constitution, and you're in my clinging to it. That tends to stand it a way, especially in the face of a divided do nothing Congress.

against this. They won't even let this come to the floor for a vote for fear it will embarrass them. They couldn't care less about the Constitution. They couldn't care less about Joe sixpack. They only care about their relationship to the man.

everything there is no about health. Doctor j Risover practice internal medicine for thirty six years and he also taught a local hospital system. Regret postgraduate medicine. There's a thing or two about taking good care of yourself and since we're all in Maha mode. Welcome Doctor J. Rissover. You're doing an empower You seminar tomorrow evening. It begins at seven with Senator George Lang talking about getting rid of Ohio's income tax. But you're going to be talking about health.

What's the subject matter here and specifically doctor J.

think I've got a really good little lecture here. I go through the history of RFK Junior, because really he embodies Mahai. It's his program, though he didn't come up with the term until after he decided to endorse President Trump. But he's an interesting guy. And I don't even talk about the worm, which apparently is I thought it was irrelevant but he was such a storied democrat. You know,

he came from a Kennedy family. His father was RFK Junior, who I'm sorry, yeah, RFK Junior, who sadly was assassinated. His uncle was the president in JFK. He got assassinated. He is such a sad childhood. He had a lot of drugs and problems, even though he was in the Kennedy family, so he managed to skirt all those. But he had a heck of a childhood. And then eventually he became an adult. He became a person who could control himself, and he ended up in environmentalism and was

a huge on an environmentalism. He took him on Fanta the court and won millions of dollars. He fixed rivers in Ohio, not Ohio, New York, like the Hudson River, and it wasn't And he was never controversial ever.

Rolling Stone. It was called Deadly Immunity. And suddenly overnight he becomes controversial, and they've written books about RFK Junior too, de bunk him. They've written articles. If you do a research like I did on the Internet, there are far more controversial takes on him then there are support. So if anyone who's going to Google search, you know exactly what I'm talking about.

is that you all can guess on your own. I'm not going to say if you're right or not, but till the end I'm going to kind of reveal it. And it's just another fascinating thing I found out in researching this topic. But come, I have some good pictures, I have some good jokes, as I always do. You can't just be boring in a lecture. You I enjoy and thank you and learn a little bit about Mahan.

since it's been done. When they took viox off the market, only six thousand deaths were reported and they removed it from the market. Bextra they had one six hundred deaths. They removed it from the market. They call had seven hundred deaths. They removed it from the market. There's ten other drugs and vaccines have been removed. They had far less deaths reported.

You America dot or log in. You can either show up at the Empower Youth Studio at Great Oaks, drive at the Empower Youth Studio at Scarlett Oaks, or from the comfort of your own home. Either way you slice it. Just make sure you register ahead. Doctor j have a great event tomorrow night. I know a lot of people will be tuning in. I'll see you real soon, my friend. Folks, great day. Get a copy of Last Call for budl Like by Anson, Fredericks Donald and Neo Americans for Prosperity

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