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enjoy today subject matter. Who else was not considered? Presidential? Donoinant the Americans for Prosperity Every Wednesday seven thirty veto overrides and what is the Governor's working Group? The americanss Bardi yesterday announced say they commended the Ohio House Representatives for voting to override Governor Wines veto of key property tax reforms in the House Bill ninety six sixty one

to twenty eight vote restoring fairness and accountability. According to the Statement for Americans for Prosperity, so the property tax relief, the little baby step measures for property tax relief that were in the budget bill that Governor de wined for reasons unknown to most people of vetoed back in play. Get the details from Donovan on that, and then also again what is the governor's working group? In studio Marcel Sturbitch,

he is running for Ohio Secretary of State. Apparently he's got a pretty decent war chest to these buildings well, so in studio we'll learn about what he is all about. And Jack Windsor, we've had Jack on several quite a few times, editor in chief of the Howl Press Network. Jack joins the program today a thirty no judge of Paulton and is on vacation. Happy to have Jack in as a substitute. House failure to override two of the property tax fetas, so sort of a handoff from Donald

anil over to Jack on the other overrides. So that's your lineup for this morning, and looking forward to having his guests on the program. Always looking forward to hearing from you as well. If you'd like to call five one three, seven four nine fifty five hundred eight hundred eighty two three Talk found five fifty on anti ant phone. Joe, do you think counsel and the Mayor have been listening to the Morning show and Christopher Smithman Smythervan on crime?

You doubt it? Yeah, I do too, although you think it might be a natural reaction since their meeting today to address crime in the City of Cincinnati. Christopher, among others, accusing the City of Cincinnati Council some members as well as the Mayor for putting it ahead in the center otherwise hiding in the closet and not coming out and talking about and addressing the problem, not saying anything in support of the police. Crime statistics depends on who you

listen to. Some are up, summer down, and I'm going to go with up because Mayor have toab Parowell has finally called a special meeting for since a city Council taking place today to discuss ways to reduce crime, most notably and particularly in over the Rhine as well as downtown. Calling back from the summer recess, Jeff forward to meet

the motion tho specific data. This is July twenty twenty five, signed by Mayor have to have pro volve we move these said that the city administration take the following action to address public safety and reduce crime, particularly in downtown and over the Rhine areas. Colon one enforced the city wide curfew. Well, that in and of itself poses a problem. If you're suggesting the police need to enforce the existing

city wide curfew, and why wouldn't they. There needs to be a place to put the juveniles and courts willing to prosecute them and judges willing to hold them. There isn't or there aren't any places, at least that's what we've been led to believe. It goes on. Number two, Review the current curfew ordinances and provide recommendations for the ages, times and locations of unsupervised miners. Number three, coordinate and act with SINCI police, community and external partners a strategy

around curfew enforcement for unsupervised miners. Update and restrict the hours the city parks for unsupervised miners to nine pm to nine am. Review and provide recommendations to the parking license program. Review and provide recommendations for expanding and geographic That does the time and geographic footprint for the twenty one plus permit at the banks. That's that Dora thing. Review and provide recommendations for increased public police visibility in

over the Rhine Banks and downtown. And finally number eight provider review in timeline for the police lateral class that of course would be the seasoned officers two plus years experience. The City of Cincinnati's trying to hire away from other police forces all across the country. Anyway, this special meeting taking place today, we already have a ten pm to five am curfew for unccompanied miners under the age of sixteen, midnight to five am for people sixteen eighteen. Mayor describe

the enforcement of the curfew being tricky. Quote, the curfew is absolutely on the table and a tool that we can deploy. Obviously, there's a lot of logistical challenges with detaining kids, holding them until their parents can pick them up or until they can be transported home. Some of the logistics coming over from the legal side, the judicial side of the law enforcement well is a pyramid. Anyway, if you want to show up meeting, he's going to

be at noon. And since they council chambers on Plump Street, so in addition to the curfew, council is going to be discussing putting more restrictions on when youth can be in parks and the bank's entertainment complex, as well as ways to increase police visibility. Purve All said, quote, I think it's important to have a public opportunity for council members to ask questions, tough questions, and really provide a pressure test on strategies that we're deploying. What the hell

does that mean? And I can speak for the chief and the city manager that would welcome that kind of scrutiny. And this is an all hands on deck situation. I guess he's a little worried crime must be up. He also said, I think I've seen I've been regularly updating you that we are working right now with our various partners to make sure that when we do enforce the curfew,

that we're doing it in the most effective and just way. Obviously, that suggests an acknowledgement that they're not enforcing the Curseee when we enforce the curfew, is this sort of a you know, occasionally we do sometimes we pick and choose whether or not to enforce the curfew. Again, I go back to the police department. It's an exercise of futility. If they go through the steps and process it takes to enforce the curfew. Identify the youth the individual for

confirm that they're under the age. They're well, they're caught up within the curfew age limit. I guess, write them a citation, put them in the back of the police car, take them over to the juvenile detention facility where they're let out because there's no room there. Does that make any sense when we enforce the curfew? Now, I'm just going to go back to my own personal experience growing up. Who is responsible for enforcing curfews when you were young?

You know the answer to that question? Would we need a curfew if we had parents at home that were really concerned about what their children are doing at three o'clock in the blanket morning. You live in a house, so you got a fifteen year old and they're not home at three o'clock in the morning, would you abide that? I just man. Anyhow, let's see here. Violent crime across the city reportedly down three percent compared to last year. Number of shooting victims believe it or not, they say,

down twenty five percent from three years ago. Yet overall crime, including non violent property crimes up forty six percent in over the Rhine in downtown, including a twelve percent uptick and violent crime according to police statistics. Thank you to Scott Warman over the Sense Inquire for documenting that and reporting on it. So I guess the positive in all this is the council is actually awake, or at least the mayor is awake, so much so that he's bringing

it back from summer recess. They have a special meeting on crime fighting in the city and talk about the proposals. I'll keep my popcorn out and we'll see what since Ana Council members say in so far as what their ideas are for dealing with what seems to be primarily youth crime, gangs of rowthing youth, and they seem to be everywhere. This isn't just a City of Cincinnati problem.

This is going on all across this country. Of course, social media makes it very easy for all the youth to get together and communicate and coordinate and hey, everybody, show up. We're going to meet here and we're going to cause three forms of holy help. That just to me is the boiled down reality of what we're dealing with with youth crime. And again going back to the reality that if you have parents that care, they're not

out during curfew hours. And I guess you know, moving back from that and recognizing that as the primary problem, does anybody think a politician can solve it? Seriously? Five point fifteen fit five kr C the talk station five one, three, seven, four nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two to three talk O pound five fifty on at and T founds for free to give me a call. I love to hear from you. If you've got something you want to talk about. I'll be right back after these.

secured a deal with Japan. Sounds like a pretty hell of a deal here, massive five hundred and fifty billion dollar deals in rechar of Japan, Trump said yesterday, claiming he's going to create hundred of thousands of jobs. Quote, We just completed a massive deal with Japan, perhaps the largest deal ever made. Japan will invest, at my direction, five hundred and fifty billion dollars into the United States, which will receive ninety percent of the profits. This deal

will create hundreds of thousands of jobs. There's never anything like close. Quote. Apparently, according to Trump, Japan's going to be opening its country to trade and things like cars, trucks, rice and other agricultural products. Rice has been a real stickler sticky point for Japan. They like to buy their own rice, and when they have shortages, California can step up and provide rice. We do grow a lot of rice here in the United States, but that's been a

challenge with Japan. I said. This is a very exciting time for the United States of American, especially for the fact that we will continue to always have a great relationship with the country of Japan, calling it the largest trade deal in history, claiming Japan's top people were at the White House and they worked for many hours to

get it done. Do what Japan comes about two weeks after trumping out the wee United States would be imposing in twenty five percent tariffs on goods imported from Japan. I guess that threat ultimately or fruit in the form of formalizing a trade agreement with them. Those levees expecting to take effect August first, if Japan raised hair some retaliation,

which apparently they are not going to be doing. Trump told Japan that there would be there will be no tariff if companies in Japan decided to build or manufacture products within the United States. And in fact, we will do everything possible to get approvals quickly, professionally and routine lying, in other words, in a matter of weeks, so smoothing over the presumably regulatory hurdles for Japan to perform this investment five hundred and fifty billion dollars worth and not

too bad Philippines got to deal with. The Philippines called President Ferdinand Marcos Junior a tough negotiator. Trump did while announcing that he had secured a zero tariff deal to open free trade for the export of American goods in the Philippines. Philippines, for their part, will be paying nineteen percent tariffs to export goods and services to the American According to Trump yesterday on social media, President Ferdinand Marcus or the Philippines is just leaving the White House with

all of his many representatives. It was a big, beautiful visit and we concluded our trade deal whereby the Philippines is going to open market with the United States and zero tariffs. Now the reason perhaps he was able to negotiate a deal with Philippines paying nineteen percent with with with US paying nothing on theirs. The deal comes with a joint military agreement. Of course, Philippines a hotbed of Chinese Communist Party activity there in the South China.

the region. The trader deals bearing some fruit. We're all got our popcorn out waiting to see if the bottom is going to fall out of it, because you know, all the political pundits in the naysayers have been going, oh my god, these terrofts are going to ruin US. But by all accounts, no concerns about recession. The markets are up interestingly enough, the earning support seem to be

pretty darn good. All things being considered, there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of bad, terrible news, economic devastation. You know, the bottom is going to fall out, We're all gonna die, Oh my god. I mean, they kind of want you to believe that, and they'll say it over and over again, hoping that your confidence in the American economy, well thanks, hoping that perhaps your trust and faith and Donald Trump as a president and as a leader,

well thanks to the extent you have that confidence. It's continuing effort to undermine Trump and what he's trying to do. But amid the landscape and of course the rhetoric with regard to Donald Trump, you got to look at the actual numbers and the data and the information which suggests we seem to be on the right track. I know that's troubling for the Trump haters out there. But oh and the other thing I saw, Yes, this is Quinnipiac, Paul.

It was really kind of funny about thirty questions and everything was you know, do you have confidence in you know, you got Congress, the House Representative, Senate, the presidents, on and on all these topics, and most everyone came out. I mean, there was almost like over and over and over again in terms of whether you have confidence or you have a positive attitude or a negative attitude towards any given issue, whether it's Epstein files being released or

the Trump administration. Generally, it was always like maybe six negative and thirty ish positive, over and over and over again, depending on the issue. Just kind of laughed at it because it didn't matter what the question is. People's attitudes came across as negative. And they broke it down by party as well, And of course, depending on any given issue, the Republicans would have positive or the Democrats would have

negative or flip depending on the subject matter. But overall, negativity was pervasive in the Quinnipiac survey, which I guess if you're staring at the news every single day, it's easy to walk away with a negative opinion. But amid all of these claims of negativity and all of the press, you know, trying to paint Trump into a corner, otherwise paint this bleak economic picture. The numbers don't support that conclusion.

Five twenty six, Ja, you are on the phone. I will be happy to take your call, my friend, out of time in the segment, but I we'll look forward to taking that call right out of the gate before we get the local stories coming up next. Fifty five the tox datalk station five two three talk if I fifty on ATNT phone, I promise JD first, Tom hang on, get your call in a second. Jay, thanks for holding over the break there. Welcome to the program.

For Ohio, wake the hell up and focus on right thing. Get your head out of sports and given free money to the Browns and Clayland the Guardians.

all over that look. And I understand it might be a somewhat compelling topic to talk about because it's a little more interesting than what's going on behind the scenes with our efforts to get Japan or any other country to invest in Ohio. Not exactly a sexy topic. Now, that isn't to say, or that's not to say it's

not going on. It's just that is there is it a worthwhile thing to report on that you know, Bernie Marina is behind the scenes reaching out to you know, Japan or you folks from Japan or interest in Japan to try to bring some of that investment into the state of Ohio. It may be going on. It's just I would I would.

the right direction. So we can't I can't expect everything overnight. But once we make our state more attractive to outside development than they're comparing us to Texas and Florida and some of these other uh, more of a magnet states because of their economic policies, we'll be on a competitive playing field. It's gonna take some time to get there, but I'll take whatever we can get, baby steps at a time. Appreciate it. Jay Tom, welcome in the morning show,

my friend. Good to hear from me. Happy Wednesday.

They know how money is made. They just want to be the ones that call the shots. They want to be the ones with their hands on the levers of power, uh, and controlling where the money goes, and and it pisses them off that that Trump's the one controlling that he's getting it done, and so they got to come up with anything and everything. We're gonna hear more crap over the next year leading up to the mid terms than

we've ever heard before. And when you know, we we heard a bunch of stuff, you know, in the previous elections, and it just kept ramping up and ramping up, and it's only gonna get worse. We got to get rid of more Democrats. Uh so that that the majority in the House is bigger and stronger. It's it's very I mean, it's razor thin right now. And instead of concentrating on on somebody like Thomas Massey and Kentucky, the Republicans need to concentrate on getting rid of more Democrats. Get them

out of there. You know, you want to keep a few around just just for comedy, relief, whatever. But we've got to get rid of Democrats. So pay attention to what's going on. And the economic news is good, it's very good, and it shows we're on the right direction. And please, for God's sake, don't vote Democrat.

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inside the store, they said. The suspect, thirty two year old Kiera Carter, walked into the wal Mart, picked up a crowbar and a butcher knife and then began began attacking a woman. Why are you doing that? No idea and we'll ever find out, official said. Carter chased the woman through the store. She actually cut a man across the abdomen with the butcher knife. That guy tried to take the crowbar it from her. Thorty said neither of the victims knew this Carter person. Victims both taking a

Whitfield Regional Hospital. The woman treated and released. The man had to be flown to the UAB Hospital for further treatment. Police arrested Carter after intercepting her vehicle on the highway, charged with first and second degree assault. That's it, just walk away, wonderful conclusion, or maybe just don't go to Walmart's a lot of trouble at Walmart's. Man accused of biting a police officer after allegedly stealing from right a

Walmart Charlotte, North Carolina. Fifty three year old Victor Roberts arrested after police said he stole two hundred and twenty eight dollars worth of beer, chicken detergent, and other items from the Walmart in Charlotte. Officers found Roberts sitting in his car at the Walmart parking lot and he asked him to get out of the car. He allegedly refused and began reaching around, telling them that he's had a gun. Some point, Robert allegedly told police officers that he would

shoot them. One officer allegedly grabbed robertson pulled him out of the car as he continually reached for an officer's firearm from his holster. Affidavid claims Roberts also bit an officer in the left hand an arm, leaving scratches and marks. After being arrested, police found a glass pipe intended for

ingesting cocaine in his car. Roberts charged with assault with the deadly weapon with intent to kill, causing physical injury to law enforcement officer, resisting a public officer, possession of drug paraphernalia, and misdemeanor larceny for stealing the beer and chicken, and detertion. Wow too bad, don't have an affordable imaging services commercial. We had a family of a man who died.

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His wife said that she had had an MRI on her knee and called the technician to let her husband in to help her get back up. Afterward, Outlet reported the technician Ali McAllister inside even though he was wearing a twenty pound chain around his neck, Do what the hell? Okay, wife said In that instant, the machine switched him around, pulled him in, and he hit the MRI. Shee and the tech tried to pull him away. They were un successfully. She said, I was just saying, could you turn off

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woman that he claimed was named Aretha. They didn't locate Aretha. However, while searching his home at his request, investigators discovered three child size sex dolls in his bedroom to what the hell dolls in the corner of the police report lying on and near the bed. Upon finding the dolls, police

obtained a warrant to search his home. During the execution of the search warrant, an anatomically correct sex doll of an infant, two what the hell, and two anatomically correct dolls resembling children under the age of thirteen were recovered. During police questioning, he repeatedly admitted ownersh of the three dolls, which he purchased online, stating he quote has had sex with each of the dolls multiple times close quote Gilroy Corney.

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Frank From police tried to stop that motorcycle, but it was unsuccessful, prompting a brief chase eventually terminated by a police Police said they don't know if the motorcyclist and the chase was even involved in the fight. To thirty thirty two year old men suffered minor injuries. Both checked out by the fire department personnel refused to be taken to the hospital. One to twenty three year old man

taken to the hospital highly intoxicated. One of the posts at the Route forty one Bar and Girl facebook page a celebration of life was being held for someone there. Franko Police Department still looking for the motorcyclists involved in the chase people are in They're asking for anyone with information. Not necessarily overly stupid, but it is interesting a celebration of life would result in a fight involving sixty people.

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One hour from now The Big Picture with Jack Added and every Wednesday at seven o five we're blessed with the brilliance of Jack added it. Today's subject who else was not considered? Presidential? Donald and Neil Americans for Prosperity At seven thirty typically the case kind of about veto overrides here in Ohio and what is the Governor's working group? In studio Marcel Sturbitch, who is running for a House Secretary of State. Wele hear what Marcell has to say

about the campaign. Jack Windsor, editor in chief of the High Press Network, joins us today thirty no Neapolitana today. He's on vacation, but Jack is govern it Ohio House failure to override two of the property tax detos, and that will be our rundown this morning. Again. Feel free to call if you're inclined. I guess I'm still struggling, and just just note that this Epstein thing, is it a distraction? I mean, I'm troubled with the Trump administration's

attitude toward releasing whatever documents they've got. And some people have pointed out, well, you know, maybe there are a bunch of people mentioned in there that really had nothing to do with my with Epstein and his pedophilia, molesting children or women or whatever, not involved in sex trafficking. They just happened to be rubbing shoulders with the rich and famous, which is exactly what Epstein did all along. And we don't want to release the things because it

might unfairly implicate them. Nobody seems to have that concern really any other time. But okay, I understand that argument. But after years of talking about releasing the Epstein files and letting us see what the list is there's no list. Now, there's nothing there there there's nothing but with Epstein except Epstein's downloaded child porn, which we can't release anyway. It

was one hundred and eighty degree shift. And I don't understand why draw all the ire of a lot of your base, Donald Trump by changing your position on this. Why don't just let them out? I don't see what overall,

big broad harm can come from that. Maybe I'm missing something, or maybe this is just a distraction to keep us from talking about the big bombshell, which was that Obama tried to undermine the Donald Trump presidency and engage in this conspiracy which many are calling an effort to accoups d'tas anyway. Speaker Mike Johnson announced yesterday he's cutting short the week's legislative business, sending everybody home early for the summer.

They're going home today in order to not have a vote on releasing Epstein's files, saying we're done being lectured on transparency. Really you may feel that way, I don't know that it's going to make the issue go away, mister Johnson. He complained about quote endless efforts to politicize the Epstein investigation close quote is it being politicized? Is this a political issue? I mean, it's such a weird issue. And some are critical of Thomas Massey for pushing forward

and getting these documents released. Why didn't you do it during the Biden administration? That's a fair question. But why are the Democrats now clamoring to get these documents out when they had four years of the Biden administration, when they were in control, they could have gotten the documents out. Then why did some people demand the release of the Epstein files and now have gone the other direction and say no, they shouldn't be released or we're not releasing them.

I just don't. I really am just totally perplexed by all of this anyway, Because they're going home, the Republicans plan on measures targeting some undocumented immigrants, a bill that would ease environmental rules and roll back some of the Biden air regulations. Now those votes put on hold because they don't want to vote on the Epstein thing. So good business, real business on behalf of the American taxpayers

won't be getting done because of Epstein. Johnson said he would not schedule a vote this summer releasing the Epstein files. Arguing that Trump and his administration needed, in his word space to determine how to proceed. Really. Yesterday, he claimed the House Republicans were united on the issue and that they needed to be quote judicious and careful about protecting the innocent close quote HM. For her part, Marjorie Taylor

Green said crimes have been committed. If there's no justice in new accountability, people are going to get sick of it. That's where people largely are.

what he's thinking. And then he circuitously ended up with bless his Heart, sort of a backhanded not compliment to Congress from Massey, just to sort of you know, we're tolerating him kind of message, but they're not so anyway, it's confusing to me. But maybe again this is a distraction to keep people from talking about the Obama administration's role in instigating the Trump Russia collusion investigation. Jim Jordan was on the other day on Hannity and he summed

it up quite nicely, calling it worse than we thought. Jordan, it all started back in twenty sixteen. It was wasn't just to keep Trump from winning the election in twenty sixteen, it was to undermine his presidency after he already won. If you want to take a three dates in the interim between the election day and inauguration day, back in twenty sixteen, twenty seventeen, December ninth, post election, Donald Trump won, Obama calls a meeting in the White House. All the

intelligence communities there, plus the Justice Department. You got Lynch, you got Comy, you got Clapper, you got Bread, They're all there. Obama says, we're not going to go with the intelligence community assessment. We're going to put that on hold, and they put together a new one. Now, the background on that summarize common from Jordan. The intelligence community had concluded that the Russia did not interfere with the election,

there wasn't anything there. We looked around, We looked and looked and looked, and we couldn't find any Russian interference and a story. So that doesn't sit well with Obama because it doesn't undermine Trump, says. Jordan goes on, because we're going to put that on hold, and they put

together a new assessment. Three and a half weeks later, Jordan reported January third, Chuck Schumer's on one of the Sunday shows, and he said, if you mess with the intelligence community talking to president like Donald Trump, if you mess with the intelligence community, they have six ways from Sunday to get back at you. Well, that's a rather revealing statement upon reflection, isn't it, Recognizing that the intelligence

communities actually did get together and went after Trump. Jordan went on three days later sean three days later, January of Trump Tower of the Intelligence Community, Comy Brennan Clapper go up there to give President Trump what Trump believes is a defensive briefing all incoming presidents get. So he's explaining just the normal, so he's expecting rather just the

normal briefing. Instead, it's a setup. They go up there and brief him and then they tell him about the dossier, the Steele dossier, the dossier that they already know is false, and then it gets leaked to the press and thereby giving it credibility. When the press reports that Jim Comey, FBI director brief Donald Trump on the Russian dossier. It was all garbage, but it was all designed to undermine. This is where it began. The whole weaponization of government

began here. And your first point, Sean, you're right. We had figured that this out several years ago, and we're covering this and the only thing we had wrong was that it was worse than we thought. That's the only thing that get wrong when we dig into these investigations. It's always worse than we thought. Jim Jordan, So maybe Epstein and you know, it's like, pay no attention to

the man behind the curtain. Look Epstein files, Epstein files, Epstein files, kind of like Berdie Marina talk about renaming the baseball team, rather than while engaging in substance of conversations about what Ohio is doing to draw economic investment to the state of Ohio. As we talked about earlier in the program with Jay, it's a convenient distraction. The Epstein Files, I would argue, but this story is not

going away. Clearly, clearly it's not going away. The question is whether anybody will have a price to pay for doing what they did to Donald Trump. Because remember this timeline of events. The Steele dossier is fake. It was paid for by the d NC at the pas to Hillary Clinton. It was paid for to create a fake narrative that Russia had somehow the goods on Donald Trump and that they were using it to sort of blackmail him,

that he was an asset of the Russians. That story could not have been told, that argument could not have been made without the Steele dossier, because, as we now know, the intelligence community had already determined that the Russians had not a damn thing to do with interfering with the election. What do we need, Well, we need a smoking gun.

And when you don't have a real one, you go out and fake it, and you pay a guy named Steele to write down a bunch of gibbers on paper and then offered up to the American people as something legitimate. Did you feel burned and lied to? It was one of the things that really really never ever got over with Bill Clinton. I did not have sex with that woman, Monica Lewinsky, And he waved his finger at you and me.

He was lying through his teeth, and I didn't care so much about the underlying charge that he had sex with Monica Lewinsky. If I was married to Hillary Clinton, you know what I might have too. But you know what I would have done. I'd have gone out and admitted it. I'm not gonna lie to you. Yeah I did it. Sorry, I apologize to the American people. Please forgive me. I'm not the only one in the world who's had an affair behind his wife, and therefore I

asked for your forgiveness as a president. But I will not lie to you and tell you it didn't happen. Then I could have accepted it. I think it would have been a better path for Bill Clinton to go down. I don't like being lied to. And when you look at lies on this scale, we're talking about the FBI, We're talking about the Department of Justice. We're talking about people who are supposed to be keeping the American people's

interest and what their desires are. And for apparently, you know a number of reasons, Donald Trump was what America wanted and that's we voted for. We didn't want Hillary Clinton. And here were all these organizations that you and I work every day to pay their salary, trying to take away the will of the American people. Six seventeen fifty five care seeing the talk station. Now I can mentioned Affordable Medical Imaging Richmond. They got a new office now

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Looked at that turned out pretty nice. So the tariffs, the the threat of terraft scenes to be working at Trump and the American people's advantage. Slow process not going fast enough. It's the government doge unleash. And then we brought to our attention, although they didn't save as much as they originally hope, but they brought to our attention the insanity coming out of federal government in where the

money gets the guys going. We learned so much about non governmental organizations getting the American taxpayer dollar relief checks and out there in the world claiming to do something we don't know whether they actually did anything or not with it. And then in a flip of a switch, we find out all you needed to do is work with software engineers, and you find out that there are two point eight million people on two government health insurance plans.

That's right. Two CMS reported last week that one point two million Americans were enrolled in Medicaid or the Children's health insurance program in two or more states. You can't do that. It's called double dipping. And all the agency had to do was work with software engineers through review enrollment data, and it found another one point six million

enrolled in both Medicaid and Obamacare plan taxpayers subsidized. Apparently, the Biden administration's policy was willful ignorance about whether the folks enrolled in these programs were even eligible or continuing to need public assistance. The Biden administration, now you know, the Big Beautiful Bill, requires the government to check twice a year about Medicaid eligibility. The Biden administration apparently ban states from checking Medicaid eligibility more than once a year.

It's supposed to be a temporary safety net. So the idea of checking more than once is, well, you don't need it anymore. You're now in an employed situation. Therefore you're no longer eligible. But the idea that just you know, here we are just you know, six months into the Trump administration that they were able to reveal fourteen billion dollars in ultimate savings by cutting out the two point eight million double dippers. That's a positive step.

the American taxpayer. I mean, look at that bill the other day was nine billion dollars and cuts from government. Oh my god, MPR is not going to be funded anymore. Yeah, okay, big deal. But that was only nine billion dollars one software check one work with software engineers, we find fourteen billion dollars annually in fraud. Thank god, somebody's finally doing this work. It doesn't really seem that overly complicated when you go ahead and sh air of the data among

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council members back from their summer recess. And it's described here in the inquire Scott Wortman reporting one of the potential strategies, and this was part of his recall of the council's memo stepping up enforcement of the city's curfew. It's on the books already and one might easily ask the question why it's not being enforced now, considering the gangs of teenagers roaming around in spite of the curfew.

We have a ten pm to five am curfew for unaccompanied people out of the age of sixteen and midnight to five am for people sixteen to eighteen. Purval said enforcement is tricky. He said, the curfew is absolutely on the table and a tool that we can deploy, suggesting I guess that it hasn't been deployed. He obviously there's a lot of logistical challenge with detaining kids, holding them until their parents can pick them up or until they

can be transported home. Yeah, and as I pointed out earlier in the program, the judicial arm of law enforcement, which won't hold them anyway and will let them free. We've heard that many times. Anyway, a meeting starts at noon in council chambers. In addition to the city curfew, council is going to be discussed putting more restrictions on when youth can be in parks and in the banks at the entertainment complex, as well as ways to increase

police visibility per of all. Speaking with the Enquirer, I think it's important to have a public opportunity for council members to ask questions, tough questions, and really provide a pressure test on strategies that we're deploying. And I can speak for the chief and the city manager that would welcome that kind of scrutiny, as this is an all

hands on deck solution situation. Well, I just I have to sort of ask out loud, will they listen to anybody's complaints or concerns or will they be staring at their cell phones during this open opportunity for people to chime in and comment as is typically the case, And will they help law enforcement enforce the curfew? If you're

going to send them out to enforce the curfew. There's got to be follow up since a police lieutenant is suing the city claiming he's been blocked from a promotion for by a retaliatory scheme that's in the complaints stemming from the departments in his words, or in the complaints

where it's unlawful race and gender discrimination. Lieutenant Andrew Mitchell sent in his lawsuit that he's next in line to become a police captain, but Police Chief Threes of THIGI is refusing to fill other open spots that would clear his path through promotion. Captain the highest rank in the since a police department that officers are going to achieve through taking a promotional eligibility exam. Once an officer takes

that test, the scorers are ranked. Top score is promoted as soon as there is an opening, then over the course of the next year, the people lower on the list are promoted as there are openings. Mitchell plays sixth on the promotion list, which is included in the court filings in the lawsuit that lists set to this month. If that happened, he would have had to retest and any promotions would start again from the top of the new list generated by that test. Because of the lawsuit,

the Skiddy agree to a standstill order. Mitchell's lawyer, Zachary Gotsman, explained that the case will continue in court. If the court determines THEGI has created an opening in the ranks, Mitchell will be able to take his promotion regardless of whether the list is expired, Mitchell claims. Mitchell claims thegi's hostile to him in part because he is a party to a lawsuit that claims there is a bias against

white lieutenants. He, along with three other white officers, sued in May, stating that white lieutenants are passed over for preferred assignments because the city and the chief make quote decisions that are preferable to women and minorities and to the exclusion of white men. Close quote HM, you're popcorn out on that one. Six thirty five right now fifty five ker cee the talk station and get in touch

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of this as well. And there are so many Democrats out there, I mean that are well.

the nineties. No, you didn't need to pass legislation. You just needed to decide you were going to close the border. So that's been effective. The deportation efforts. Say what you want about the ice raids. They are going after some just absolutely horrific, horrific scumbag people. Now, sometimes other illegal immigrants get caught up in it when they're going after bad people. If you're hanging around with bad people, you're also an illegal immigrant, but you're not one of the

bad people. Sorry, you're probably gonna get caught up in it. But in the final analysis, you're not here legally, so they have the ability and the right to process you through the system and boot you out of the country.

That's just reality. Another thing that I think drove many people to the polls in support of the Trump administration was this whole idea that men can be women, and that you and I are supposed to accept that just because someone says I am a woman, even though they have a twig in berries, makes them a woman and therefore can compete in sp sports.

the concept of gender identity. Well guess what. The US Olympic and Paralympic Committee USOPC has now issued a policy update update conforming with President Trump's Donald Trump's order to keep men out of women's sports. Acre to the organization in the link, USPC is committed to protecting opportunities for

athlete participating in sport. Alongside the International Olympic Committee, International Paralymic Committee, and the fifty US national governing bodies, USOPC said it will ensure that women have a fair and safe competition environment consistent with the Executive Order fourteen to two oh one. Compliance to the order means of US Athletics athletes identifying as transgender women are now barred from competing in the women's events at the twenty twenty eight Olympics.

They're allowed to compete, of course, in equivalent mail events, so they can still engage in sport. They just can't pretend to be a woman and run around and compete against women. US Olympic officials told the national governing bodies that they would need to implement the Athletic Safety Policy, adding that quote, the USOPC has engaged in a series of respectful and constructive conversations with the federal officials since

Trump signed the order. Now, this policy update means that local sports clubs also need to bring their rules into line with the executive order. So there is something else that's been accomplished. And this is something else that doesn't poll real well for Democrats. Has seemed to be the ones embracing the concept that men just by uttering the words I am a woman actually become a woman. I mean, no one in their right mind really truly believes that,

do they. It just flies in the face of logic and reasons so much, it's just hard to believe that that was ever even a thing. So mission accomplished on that, at least in so far as the Olympics are concerned. And good, good six forty five. If you five care that the CD toaxation, Mike, I will be happy to take your call in a moment. If you just don't mind holding on for a second. But I want to mention Rhino Shield because I love the Rhino Shield products.

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This transgender thing with sports, that's one. The open borders that cost so much pain for so many cities in terms of budget and overcrowding of schools and exacerbating a housing crisis. I mean a lot of problems as a

consequence of that. And you saw a lot of these town halls when they would have town halls, when elected officials, like in Chicago, for example, sid dark Blues Chicago, they wouldn't vote for Republican To save their souls, all of the constituents are there screaming at the elected officials about the immigration problem, a problem that the citizenry didn't vote for. In terms of sanctuary City's a policy that was just adopted,

So go up and down the line. And then then I think about the you know, the Big Beautiful Bill and the fact that middle America kept their tax cut. That was one of the Quinnipiac questions about the Big Beautiful What is your perception the Big Beautiful Bill? Are you gonna benefit from it or not? In the majority of people said no, I'm not, Yes you are. Democrats keep focusing on the twenty percent cap on corporate taxes, But what about the tax cuts that you got that

would have kicked in. You would have been paying thousands of dollars more in taxes as a middle class American had they not passed the Big Beautiful Bill. That's money in your pocket. I call that a benefit. You get to control the direction of where that money goes, not some idiot in Washington, d c. That wants to send

it to some stupid program overseas. And I like the direction that the Republican Party is going on getting rid of these energy tax cut It's get a load of this one that fell out of my seat when I saw this. Ac Cording to a recently published New York Post report, Biden administration massively puts for the United States

Postal Service to electrify their delivery trucks. Back in twenty twenty two, the United States Postal Service announcement it expects to acquire at least sixty six thousand battery electric delivery vehicles as part of its one hundred and six thousand vehicle acquisition plan for deliveries between now and twenty twenty eight. Vehicles purchase is part of an anticipated plan will be beginning to replace the Postal Services aging delivery feed of

over twenty two hundred and twenty thousand vehicles. Fine, there's your plan. We're gonna buy green electric vehicles. However, the Biden administration's planned to create this green fleet of postal vehicles has resulted in a mere two hundred and fifty electric mail trucks in just over two years, this after already showing out taxpayer funds meant to build thousands of them.

Described as the nearly ten billion dollar project calling for more than thirty five thousand, actually it's forty five thousand battery powered US Postal Service vehicles to be completed by September twenty twenty eight. Ac quard to the original announcement, funded in part by three billion dollars in funding from the Inflation Reduction Act, which was basically the Green New

Deal was not inflation reduction Act. It actually increased inflation as we all know so far, much like the electric charging stations that weren't built on the billions of dollars allocated for that. The first the dispersed funds around what dispersed funds? That means money that's gone out the door from the Inflation Reduction Act one point seven billion dollars ergo. Each of the two hundred and fifty trucks acquired have cost you, the American taxpayer a minimum of six point

eight million dollars each. I gotta kick out a zero hedge crunch the numbers on this. So the federal government is only four hundred and forty forty four thousand, seven hundred and fifty vehicles short of its forty five thousand vehicle goals. So at this rate purchasing around eighty three electric mail trucks a year, which is the rate that it's currently going at, it'll take the government another five hundred and thirty nine years to finalize the plans, way

beyond the projected date of twenty twenty eight. Actually that will result in them completing the goal by the year twenty five sixty four. There's your government at work. Efficiency absolutely always delivered by a government program. Six to fifty five fifty five the talk station after the news, the Big Picture with Jack Aviden. Who else was not considered presidential? A question that will be addressed by the brilliant Jack avid And that's next that you can stick around.

alone among my relatives. He supports Trump, except he wishes that Donald could be as presidential as the Gipper. Now, most people who voted for Donald knew they were getting Don Rickles and did not care, because unlike Democrats, who care about nothing except tearing down other people and securing their own power, we care about policy. So yes, it's true. Reagan was a much more polished speaker than Trump. He did not tweet or send out intemperate truths because there

was no social media back then. Still, it's easy to forget, my friend, how much abuse Ronald Reagan took in his own time from both Democrats and establishment Republicans alike. Critics dismissed him as a crummy be movie actor upstaged by a chimp in bedtime for Bonzo. Reagan was shunned by the establishment for supporting Barry Goldwater after Governor Reagan loosed

the National Guard on protesters in Berkeley. He was attacked as a bloodthirsty cowboy for installing medium range missiles in Eastern Europe and proposing space based missile defense that critics dismissed as star wars. Reagan was called a moron who got his ideas from science fiction, even though those ideas helped bring down the Soviet Union. A British TV show you can still find it on YouTube. It had puppets

and was called Spitting Image. They made Reagan look more feeble than Joe Biden wandering into the rainforest and when he made real mistakes, and yes, Reagan did make some real mistakes, like failing to protect our marine barracks in Lebanon. Critics howled for the Keepper's impeachment and Brian It wasn't

just Ronald Reagan. Abraham Lincoln was caricatured as an ape for imposing a draft during the Civil War, for ignoring habeas corpus their right to do process before he can be held in jail, for letting Sherman burn the South, and for freeing the slaves. Critics in the North and South one of Lincoln shots. They got their wish folks. Even George Washington was abused in his own time by

his own vice president. We're not talking Mike Pitts. John Adams claimed, the commander of the Revolutionary forces, who then presided over our constitutional convention, was unanimously elected. Our first president, the president who defined that office by the way he respected the other branches of government. His own vice president wrote that George Washington and I quote was too illiterate, unlearned, unread for his station and reputation end quote, even worse.

N An Adams, a puritanical prig if every there was one, also thought that the father of our country danced too much. My point, Brian, is that it's tempting to stick a halo over presidents who were a long gun and a pitchfork into the hands of the one we have now. Donald Trump is an epic personality, and he has epic flaws. He thinks and acts big, he talks even bigger. We cannot separate all that. A more elegant man like Mitt Romney,

who puts the establishment at ease. President Mitt Romney would never have taken the chances that Trump, Reagan, Lincoln, and Washington did. Remember Mitt Mitt couldn't even stand up to CNN's moderator Candy Crowley during a presidential debate, and that is why Barack Obama won reelection. Look it up, Romney had been ahead up until that debate. As we've discussed, Trump has grown, He learned a lot after being forced

into the wilderness for four years. We talked about that last week, he was forced to watch Biden's puppet masters set fire to this country and the world. Trump also learned a lot from being shot. He is now more presidential. Sure, we still WinCE at the chaotic way he rolled out tariffs, although, as you said last hour, look at what's happening now, country after country. Japan just the latest overnight to make what looks like a great deal for us and for

the world. And if there's time, maybe I could say a word later about Jeffrey Epstein. But if mistakes and personality flaws at the price we have to pay to have a colossus as president, a colossus whose policies appeal to eighty percent of the American people, that I'm happy, Brian to wait for Donald John Trump and Ronald Wilson Reagan to be carved onto Mount Rushmore. What do you say,

I'm just observing. Do you think Trump would be as successful in his first six seven months of the presidency and accomplished as much had we not suffered through four years of Joe Biden and his incompetence. No, that's what we talked about last week. And I also don't think he would have been as successful if Barack Obama hadn't forced us to suffer through those four years. This latest proof that Barack Obama treasonously used fake intelligence to torpedo

Trump and his entire first term. It's an infinitely bigger story, as you also said last hour. Yeah, but I'm not going to minimize Epstein. Yeah, Stary lives, he and others ruined. Yes, I agree with you. After what looked like a cover up, the White House now seems to be doubling back somewhat. Even with the House shutting down over Epstein. That's not

going to work for them. Still, let's assume, for the sake of art, the Trump told Pambondi as Attorney General to move on from the Epstein scandal because it, supposedly, critics say, implicates some of his friends or even Trump himself. I'm not saying this is true, Brian, But even if it were, would that be a reason for us to support Democrats on policy, to turn our backs on the

MAGA movement? The MAGA principles of limited government, secure borders, fair trade, peace through strength and yes, transparency, and protecting children, which is why so many of us care about Epstein. The Biden administration blocked the release of these files for four years, and the courts still have to weigh in. But regardless of who may be implicated, we must seek the truth because MACCA is about principles and policies. It

is not a cult of personality. However epic that personality may be focusing one and who's able to deliver on policy will keep MAGA populism charging forward, even if individual leaders prove to have feet of clay, which I hope and believe Donald Trump does not. So let's see how his ten billion dollar lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal turns out. He's been doing pretty well with these lawsuits

about lives. Remember, the Journal is the Republican establishment newspaper that for decades supported shipping American jobs to China while calling for this constitutional amendment that I've often quoted, there shall be open borders end quote. That's their constitutional amendment. The Wall Street Journal is the enemy of MAGA principles.

So let's just see if it's story about a supposedly lude two thousand and three birthday card which we have not yet seen, holds up, and then release any files that will not unfairly smear innocent people.

undo his administration if he in fact did that? And all the pictures of Trump with Epstein, you know, I think of my own life and yours.

the road. Does I and me being in a picture with them make me a pedophile? No, but I'm sort of guilty by the fact that I had some momentary connection with them, and by all reports.

Epstein's lawyer. But nobody has offered any proof whatsoever that he did anything on tour. Deshwitz went down there with his family. It's look, there is something there. We have fan in the flames by doing that one to eighty. As you say about the files, eventually what can come out, what should come out, will come out and we'll see. But meantime, let's not forget we're a party of principles and policies. We're not a party of personalities.

to eighty on the Democrats party either. They were not pushing for clamoring for releasing of any of these documents previously, and just because Trump didn't want eighty, now they're all demanding that these documents be released. I mean, I none of this makes sense to me, Jack, I'm just totally befuddled by it, totally.

think we should. I think that there, you know, is fire there for somebody, and it's a bad look for Trump and his administration and the Republican Party with Mike Johnson to seem to be sweeping this under the rug.

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continues slow approaching the Carrol Cropper Bridge. There's a wreck on twenty eight near Smith Road. Chuck Ingramont fifty five krs. The talk station.

and his policy on immigration. If I became president in two years from now or four years from now or three years from now, I would pick up the phone and call the f wording president of l Salvador and say you either f warding send illegal immigrants back or I'm going to f warding invade. Okay, all these Democrats say you have to talk about and realize that people are really upset about illegal immigration. Biden said, well, f you,

how do you think your hotel room gets cleaned? How do you think you have food on your fwording table? Who do you think washes your dishes? Who do you think does your ffwording garden. He's not a bit of a terror, isn't he? And that's where he categorizes the illegal immigrants a bunch of servants that work for rich people likewhile formerly rich Hunter Biden, who no longer has access to capital since his name doesn't mean Jack squat anymore.

No one's buying Hunter Biden's artwork anymore. I'm not quite sure what he was hoping to accomplish by going on record with this profanity laced rant. Certainly didn't do himself any good, and he certainly went on attack on against a lot of Democrats as well. So Podcast America hosts

who he went after to. A guy named Tommy Veeder served as a special assistant to Obama, had this to say, It's good to see that Hunter has taken some time to process the election, look inward and hold himself accountable for how his family's insular dare I say arrogant at times approach to politics led to this catastrophic outcome we're all living with close quote, Well, you can paint it

as catastrophic. I think many Americans are pretty happy with what Trump's been able to accomplish so far, and he accomplished a lot seven twenty five right now fifty five K see de Talk station AFP. Donovan Andeal coming up next, talk about Veto overrides. First though, talk about Colin Electric, the outstanding electricians they are. For all your residential electric mets, just call my friends at Colin Electric, Andrew Cullen and

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that direction. For whatever reason, Governor de Wines struck those provisions from the tax bill, claiming that they needed to be looked into more, which is crazy considering the the our elected officials have been looking at this for a solid year and that's how they came up with a list of potential property tax relief provisions, some of which were ultimately incorporated into the incorporated into the budget. So where are we on this right now, Donovan and Neil?

confusing language like replacement levees. And so it's an important piece in the transparency side of the equation, But on the relief side of the equation, we still need things to get done. Their studies have been completed, the testimonies all filed and delivered, but the governor, as you pointed out, had vetoed some of the other provisions that would resolve this. And now I think we're sort of in a bit of a limbo over the next few weeks till we.

September thirtieth, you know. But the thing is, I think what it ultimately is is because this working group is made up of these folks, the thirty nine hundred political subdivisions across the state of Ohio, the schools, the libraries, the cities, the townships, the villages, the counties. Don't want to have to make tough decisions with their funding, with

their spending. They don't want to have to go back to the voters when they need money and make the case for why they need money and how they're spending it.

to use that to provide relief. It's masking the problem, it's not solving the spikes that occur, and it's squeezing the middle class working families here in the state of Ohio, when we could actually deliver some real solutions that smooth the problem out, begin to address the issue in the long run, and give people some immediate relief.

group that can just issue recommendations. They identified twenty one recommendations, an eight hundred page report, hundreds of hours of public testimony from everybody around the state who has an opinion on it. We've shown a light like every corner of this issue has been identified. Every possible solution.

next crisis pops. Should solve the crisis now and solve it for the next fifty to one hundred years.

on maybe where that is. But it seems to me, as we pause for a moment and bring it back, that this is only going to exacerbate the christ to just eliminate property tax, which I think takes us to probably a more complicated reality. But pause will bring Donovan back at seven thirty seven. Right now, fifty five ks Detalks station, I'm recommend you to get it to odor Exit dot com od O orxit dot com doing a

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they plan to bring those up and address them. There you had members who were out of town, members who chose not to come back into town, and I think just still some more discussion with members about what we're trying to do here in the state of Ohio to resolve this property tax crisis.

only one got voted on. Fine. Doesn't this present a problem if there's a movement out there to have what a constitutional amendment here in the state of Ohio circulating petitions to get this on the ballot that will let us vote whether to eradicate them across the board, this might fuel that effort, this delay and this working group, and this idea of going through the legislative process with

whatever future fixes they come up with. I mean, that's still a woman in the background, though, isn't it the.

the last couple of years that's been all convoluted. It's four lines, Brian, It's four lines that says in a constitution property tax essentially you can't put a property tax on any homeowner property owner in the state of Ohio. And so it's not a complicated ballot initiative. It's a very simple message. And those folks are doing great work. They're chugging along, they're getting signatures. We've you know, we we've seen many of them at the events that will do.

And I think, you know, if if you're a local, if you're a political subdivision, right, who's trying to wait up the clock and just slow walk a process.

managed by Columbus. It is all levied and authorized by the local political subdivisions across the state of Ohio.

those are in jeopardy. And I think this game of chicken that's being played by political subdivisions where we could provide people with some relief is ultimately could result in just an outright elimination of it. And what we do because again, we won't just stop having police and fire and schools, right Brian, because those are things most people to civilized society count on. We're just going to put that burden on somebody else that tax shifts somewhere else.

I think the real solution is, sorry, the real solution I think here is we have too gang much government here in the state of Ohio. We really need it to start to contract, consolidate and that would begin, I think, to solve many, many, many of the problems, not just on the property tax issue, but the problems that put our state in the bottom.

up with, maybe the raise sales tax that cover the missing twenty eight billion dollars we're talking about, I don't know, but they're going to have to justify themselves to people in Columbus, as opposed to justifying themselves the local community members in the form of lobbying for or against a levee. You think local control would better manage the finances, and people in the community would say no, no, no, you've

got too much money school district. We're not going to renew your levee or or or you know, vote for this emergency levee or whatever. But I just I just can't imagine how complicated it would be if the money just resides in Columbus then has to be doled out.

you know, dozens of solutions they've been putting forward. Uh, this is the thing, right, This is this is where being you know, looking at this every day, both working in the grassroots or at events around the state with our team at AFP, and being at the State House and seeing the lobbyists and legislators engaging on this issue.

The solutions here, the solutions have been presented. The legislatures put forward some very common sense ones that both provide immediate relief and resolve the spikes and triggers that cause crises like we've been experiencing for the last few years.

The problem is the local government lobbyists and it's this township trustees, the school board officials, the superintendents, the teachers' unions and the rest of them have been lobbying against any common sense solution for the last two and a half years.

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I mean, every three years they do some sort of projection about what your house is worth, and then you find out that, oh my god, my house is worth three hundred thousand dollars more than when I built in. I'm getting taxed on that higher rate. Your house is only worth what someone's willing to pay for it at the moment of sale. So and I understand how the process is done, but it's just it's an unrealized gain,

and yet they're predicating these massive taxes on that. So there's an element of fairness that's in there that there's is wanting. Actually, all right, we're gonna hear from Marcel's

sturbage running for Ohio's Secretary of State. Find out what Mike are Marcel's all about off the top of the our news, we'll be in studio and we'll hear from Jack Windsor, editor in chief of the High Press Network on the same thing we talked about Donovan with the failure to override the two property tax vetos and whether they'll have another bite of the apple on that. That'll be at eight thirty with Jack Windsor. Hope you can stick around back after the news US happens fast, stay

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honesty of the result of that election. And I think that's the kind of a crisis that we have to look at and ask ourselves fundamentally, how are we drifting? And when I put my analysis on this issue, and I studied our election system deeply in the last two years, did a number of call to actions. I went out, I tried to pass and work with the legislature as a citizen advocate, which is very unusual as a volunteer,

and put forward enhanced verifiability for voters. I looked at the citizenship issue with verification to lack thereof, and I even looked at the cybersecurity, which is a specialty in a background that I had working at the Pentagon, I said, this is not a system that I could understand. Whether you're a Republican or a Democrat. You're asking yourself, you know, with these global hacks with Microsoft that and their software servers.

This is recent and you know we're using these services, and so we can't just continue to drift down here and expect just to keep purchasing and acquiring, spending more money on cybersecurity. I think we have to revamp and relook at all the variables of it, and I have some very concrete solutions. So I'm very much an issue based candidate and I have an understanding of the system like nobody else in this race right now.

five minutes later there's actually fifteen hundred votes. How did that happen? Where did this late night dump come from? As my vote been accurately recorded by the software? Who made the software? Who is looking into that? These are all questions that I hear all the time, and yet I don't know anything about what's going on behind the scenes. I have no personal understanding of how the software has developed, who's controlling it, and if anything could be modified or changed.

And what's happened in Ohio in particular, in just the last six years, we went from having an eighteen million dollar budget in the Secretary of State's office to a sixty five million dollar Bush, and that budget has been growing because we're having to add these cybersecurity costs which now are no longer being funded by the federal government, so now our county commissioners are burying that cost. And

so this whole system is being relooked at. And when you look at this administration, Brian President Trump has called for decertifying some of these systems because rightfully so the technologies from the early two thousands. In the early two thousands, there was not even iPhones, so you don't even have the ability to meet the degree of what we would call zero day threats that are present. And I'll be honest, all of these systems are designed to components, the software developers,

the suppliers from overseas. So why can't we get a supply chain in United States If this is truly critical infrastructure, if we're truly going to protect that and give people assuredness and confidence, which they deserve. That's why I'm advocating to go back from a marketing device to pre printed

hand markable paper ballots. They are unhackable, they're the most transparent, that cost about a tenth and Ohio is already doing it in some counties I think we need to be a leading state and go back to that.

In Ohio this last selection, we had to suspend the use of electronic poll books, which are checking devices that are on polepads. And the reason we had to do that, in part is because the routers have been compromised and had a cyber vulnerability exposure event. So the very infrastructure by which we use in the connectivity of these systems, which we're told they're not connected to the internet, but

the pullbooks are connected in many ways. So that's just one facet of what I could offer as a Secretary of State is I've worked with information systems technology. I've worked at the private sector to secure the Pentagon's top of the line, modern modern system equipment. And the truth is a lot of our challenges aren't just in the realm of cybersecurity. We're failing to properly share information between the Secretary of State's office and the Board of Elections,

as simple information as identity and citizenship. And that's another area of weakness that.

Board of Elections has access to that official data? And that's where the battle is and that's where I'll take Ohio to ensure proper information sharing.

Brian from a risk management, threat assessment standpoint. And that's the difference between I think what a political secretary of state doesn't do because they see that position as a stepping stone because as you know, how many how many times does a secretary of state try to run for Senate or governor? My focus is just to do this job. I don't need to rotate and I don't need to stay in this position. What I need to do is I need to address and fix the issues.

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What are the policies are you're running on for your campaign as Secretary of State?

of a photo. I d we should quickly close that loophole that we did when we passed our original voter ID bill, and we argue against it because of convenience, Well, there are so many opportunities for people to get a copy of a photo ID to include when they obtain their identity credentials.

same access that the Secretary of State has. So those are three really upfront, common sense approaches. I would further advocate for a couple areas to reduce the likelihood of third party groups. I don't know if you recall this, Brian, when I was on your show last year and in Hamilton County, we had these third party voter engagement organizations and while our administration touts the fact that we've stopped

dark money from interfering in our elections. That doesn't mean that we've stopped nonprofits or for profits from falsely registering people. And here in Hamilton they falsely registered canvassers did hundreds of people last year. Well, they didn't close that issue or that loophole. It still exists. So we have to closely look at what role, if any voter engagement organizations that are paying canvassers should play. Really, there's no reason we have online registration at this point. We have a

number of agencies to register us. Why are we adding risk? And then we need to look at instead of having twenty eight in person voting days, which is a logistical burden, it's a cost burden. I would like to see us and I would commit to working toward what the administration and White House has said, which is let's get toward

a same day in person voting. With that said, for people who do work and it's untenable for them to get to the polling location, like they're confined disabled, let's say they're poll workers that day, We'll go to an exception based mail in ballot system. So having a valid excuse, still allowing twenty eight days of early valid excuse mail

in voting. I think if we paired those two close the voter id loophole, and we address the ability of a Board of Elections to actually verifying valid a people up front, we would be hitting on all cords and we would really reduce the risk that bad actors would take advantage of this thirty day period. And I think all of those are within the realm of four years of a Secretary of State who has the will to do this, and I am the person.

I think the reason we're having so few people participating in part in these processes is they don't have familiarity

or buy in. And I think if we start to get people involved in more public involvement at the polling location besides the computerized the heavy dependence on computerized casting, I think we would start to open the minds of a lot of young people paired with his policies, and we could do some really good things and galvanizing this young generation to care again about voting and about democracy

and about what it means to be a citizen. So I think that Governor Ramaswami and a Secretary of State Marcel Sturbage would work hand in glove to be able to enact these changes. And that's where I think we get back to this state of excellence mindset.

We could be a real powerhouse. What can the Secretary of State's office do if you were there to help Ramaswami and the rest of Ohio fulfill that goal.

So to ensure that there's information system technology we could adopt that can allow you to see where your application is in the process, that'd be nice.

point for a lot of those. I think we had one hundred thousand business filings so far this year and we're on tap to double that.

It's in May of twenty twenty six, so got a little time, a little bit of time, but that doesn't you know, when you're not in the system, you have to do double the work. And again, I'm motivating and driven to make Ohio better. And I don't need the position, but I want the position because i want the ability to make positive change.

We talked earlier in the program with Donovan and Neil from Americans for Prosperity about the one they did overturn, what of the other two and what do we have in store for our future with property taxes? Jack Winsor on that coming up next eight twenty seven right now fifty five KRC, the talk station of.

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very thing that Marcell's talking about. We should not be putting people who are not citizens on the voting roles because it just it's an exacerbated risk, and of course it takes time and money to take them off the voter roles, and it seems like a no brainer.

have everything. You think it will be this well oiled, efficient, you know, fiscal responsibility, limited government, free market kind of state. And yet it's like hurting cats up there.

There are people who are Republicans and they're in these districts that are purple where sometimes it's hard for a Republican to pull out a victory, and so that shows up and sometimes how they vote or don't vote, or what they do while they're at the state House because they recognize that there are people who are on the left side of the aisle who might not be so happy if they go, you know, too far right, and

it is it's maddening. You would think with the trifecta, is what Republicans have here that we get hew, G've a lot more done.

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you figured it out. But he said, we need to study them more. We need a working group to look into this. Well, by all accounts, they've been studying and looking at this with a different working group leading up to the budget, which incorporated three ideas from the prior working group who came up with like twenty three different suggestions on how we could deal with property tax. So there, the work has been done. There, it is in the bill.

And yet Dwine chooses to veto those but not veto the six hundred million dollars going to the Cleveland Browns. So you may or may or not want to address that one, Jack, But that just really frankly pisses me off. But they did successfully override one of the three vetos. So where are we on this?

And then the one that actually was overridden on Monday. It takes away I call them tools for schools and other taxing authorities in the form of the types of levees that they use, and one of the examples that I give is what they would call emergency levees or restricted emergency levees. Those tools are taken away, and frankly, part of it is that those words can be misleading, They can be misnober yes, misnomers when these things are

being cussed and discussed during the budget process. One school district we found was in an emergency levee situation for twenty years and one lawmaker said, okay, now, explain to me an emergency that last twenty years. And so these are those structural changes that really give their design to give voters more transparency when they go to the ballot box.

But I guess if they weren't sure they had enough votes to override the veto, there's no certainty that those are going to be overriddenhen the next vote. That's a great observation, and I'm with you on that.

immediate property really. Now, there are some people who would say these reforms were not going to provide immediate property relief anyway. But you said DeWine wanted to take a better look at this. Well, you also said there was a commission, bipartisan commission that created over twenty property tax reform ideas that were baked into this budget, and DeWine of course took his veto pen and cut those out.

But the thing with DeWine's working group is, now we found out yesterday there's more reason for people to be upset when he originally put that together.

this is the part that has people really peeved. He represents clients like Cincinnati Public Schools, Sycamore Township, Cincinnati, Hamilton County Public Library and you go, okay, well, what does that matter because those are entities that are reliant on property tax. Yeah, so you go, okay, the guys that he put in charge of this commission are our lobbyists that that are probably going to be there pushing for

the reforms that most Ohioans don't want. Right, And then we found out yesterday he released a list of nine other folks to be on that commission, And as I look at them, there's like, you know, a treasurer, auditor, auditor, superintendent of public of one public school system, another superintendent, Hamilton County commissioner, Pickaway County commissioner, and then a Pike County commissioner, And you go, Okay, that's good. These local

taxing authorities are represented. But I don't see any state reps. I don't see any policy experts. I don't see any property tax experts. I don't see any small business you know representation.

can down the road. Whatever the committee comes up with is going to have to be turned into some form of legislation that's going to go through the legislative process since we're done with the budget, and if they don't override the vetos, that is to say, doesn't this make more likely or but create the potential of the constitutional amendment petition that's circulating more likely to pass because they are kicking the can down the road and we are

not going to be getting any immediate property tax relief that we can see. I mean, even baby steps might go along the way, and you could advocate, no, no, give it time to work, give it time to work. We'll get the relief. It just is going to be instantaneous. That, my friend, will be instantaneous. Yes, it will be instantaneous.

what they did on Monday? I no joke, got a tax bill or a notice on Tuesday that said, you know, my taxes are going up X amount, which is you know, astronomical, And so you're you're going to have this really interesting situation, Brian, where people are going to be even more pissed off than.

it at the time of sale. That's the only time you ever know the value of your home. And yet here we are saddled with this insane recalculation because well, COVID changed the landscape of real estate market in this country overnight. Yes it did.

people so peeved. That why there's so much momentum around abolishing property tax now as the GA and the governor continue to kick the can down the road.

it again real soon. Hey, thank you to Joe. Thank you to you as well.

Sturbage running for Ohio Secretary of State in studio. Check him out and he's an enthusiastic guy. I like Marcel so real quick. Here a positive development out of the appeals court Third Circuit US Court of Appeals two to one ruling said New Jersey's law is in conflict with federal immigration law, so they struck it down. Third Circuit Court of Appeals said New Jersey's law was written specifically to prevent US immigrations and customs enforcement operations crossing major

constitutional lines. That law interferes with the federal government's core power to enforce immigration law, said the judge in the two to one opinion. Specifically, it's noted that Ice doesn't build its own detention fill the facilities, but contracts with state and local jails to provide prisons around the country. To use his bedspace. New Jersey, back in twenty twenty one, passed the law barring local governments and private companies from

reaching new contracts with ice. State says, we're not trying to control federal government or federal immigration law, but we're setting our own rules for businesses operating within our borders. Now, the judge said that was a subterfuge. Constitution is supreme inter governmental, and immunity protects that supremacy. New Jersey's law directly regulates the federal government, so it is unconstitutional as applied to this entity the in the suit. So that's

a positive development. And here's the quiet part being set out loud resurface video clip. Now, as I read this, I thought, you know what, maybe Texas and Florida played into the hands of Democrats sanctuary cities, because remember the borders were being overrun. Texas governor and the Florida governor said all right, we're putting them on buses and we're gonna send to these left leaning sanctuary cities like New York and Los Angeles and Chicago. And they did get

a whole bunch of illegal immigrants shipped up there. Now me go to this twenty twenty one House Foreigner Affairs Committee brief briefing Democratic Representative Yvette Clark, She's from New York, talking about needing more immigrants because she needs them for redistricting purposes. Remember, the number of human beings living in any jurisdiction is determinative on how many representatives go to

the house. When I hear my colleagues talk about, you know, the doors of the inn being closed, no room in the end, I'm saying, you know, I need more people in my district just for redistricting purposes, and those members could clearly fit here. She's referring to this local Haitian community that could absorb a significant number of illegal immigrants

into the community, allowing her to keep her numbers up. Well, you remember during COVID, going back to COVID and the phenomena, the various phenomenon it created, a lot of people packed up their bags and left. I don't have to put up with this rat hoole, disgusting infested city called Los Angeles. I can move to Texas and take my business and my money and work there. And a lot of people did that out migration. I'm sure you've read many articles about it. I've discussed them a bunch of times on

the Morning show. Well, when people leave. You've got to have a replacement population, or the number of representatives goes down and you have less power in Congress. Enter the influx of illegal immigrants who will be counted toward that total. So you actually have one of them on record admitting that. So Texas and Florida couldn't deal with the overwhelming numbers,

they had to send them somewhere. But I think ultimately it may very well have served the interests of those Democrat cities quite well, considering they were able to stem the departure population eight fifty five fifty five k City Talk Station. I heard media aviation ex for Jay Ratliffe tomorrow among other guests. Speaking of guests, thank you Joe Strecker for getting Jack add and Donovan Neil and Marcel Sturbage on the program, and of course Jack Windsor as

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