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Nerds end quote, trying to turn the country at least purple. Empower you presentation tonight. George will also be talking about other issues beyond that. I enjoy my conversations with George. A stute political observer. He is a big picture. With Jack Avidan, It's Wednesday seven oh five with Jack Avidan, and I always love talking to Jack as well. Three tough issues. The subject matter of our discussion with Jack Aviden or his commentary, depending on how you want to

look at it. Jim Neale's wunning for shriff. Vote for Jim Neil. He's a good guy. We need some order and some well morale boosting in the Sheriff's department. Need the same thing in the insant police department too, But that's a completely different story. Jim Neil he needs to be elected and we need to vote for him. He's going to explain why you should vote for him. He'll be on at seven thirty. I like Jim. He's a solid, solid,

decent man, bliss of powers. Another wonderful, wonderful candidate. Of course, need to keep Hamlon Kenny prosecutor someone who was at least considerably tough on crime. While I look at that guy who beat up Nancy Pelosi's husband, the guy got life in prison for that life. Put anybody else in that situation, substituted her husband for some regular, substitute her husband for you, and some craze guy with the ball peen hammer comes breaking through your front door and bops

you with it. What's the likelihood you would get life in prison? He didn't die, did he? I mean, I don't even put murderers the first degree intentional murderers in prison for life. Anyway, Melissa Powers. I don't think Melissa Powers had even done that. Maybe we can ask her final vote push Hamlon Kenny prescut Melissa Powers on the program at eight h five and answering the question which we all know is never going to happen. Is she really going to prosecute women who have abortions? I think

should probably laugh about that, just the suggestion anyway. Judge Edna Poalatono tweetled it and tweetled on the subject matter of his op ed piece. He doesn't like either of the presidential candidates, so he's not going to vote for either of Many explains why in his op ed piece says he hasn't voted for a presidential candidates. It's nineteen eighty four. Ronald Reagan earned the vote of Judge Edita Polatono, and he's been, I guess, thoroughly disgusted with all the

candidates ever since that date. He will vote for down ballot races, I understand, but we'll hear from the judge on his points on that, one of which I disagreed with. So comedy made about illegal immigrants and the immigrants and the motivation for wanting mass deportation. And I never have responded to the judge in emails to the length and breath. I responded to him yesterday about that one point. It'll be a subject matter perhaps some disagreement between us. But

you know, libertarian principles and philosophy are one thing. You can be a philosopher and hold to your you know, in principle in your heart, as I do near and dear certain political political leanings. You know, there's Marxism, there's communism, there's libertarian, there's you know, whatever Republicans and Democrats are. But we tend to be more open borders type people.

But that is completely disrupted when you turn your country into a welfare state, which by law mandates you provide free stuff and things to every human being across as the border. You go from a country where merit, hard work, and effort are rewarded because you come here without the dangling caret of government largess. You come here because we live in a free country. Oh my god, there's a free place. I can speak my mind, yes you can. I can own property, yes you can. I can exercise

my religion yes, you can. We protect all that here. All of that was the impetus and the draw for all the people who went through Ellis Island. We didn't have a welfare state back then. That kicked in later, and once the welfare the state is established, it no longer is. You're going to live, thrive and survive if you come to America and engage in hard work and effort,

bring your expertise here. If you can just come here and hook yourself up to the umbilical court of government, kick back, put your feet up, and well live off someone else's labor, it destroys the whole concept of a free and open border that welcomes people who well will engage in business, commerce and industry. So we look, I mean, I'm looking forward to talking to the judge about that one.

Ed Fank. You're Ed Fink, Vietnam veteran. Ed Fank, former financial planner, now enjoining the hell out of his retirement. I'm jealous of Ed post pictures on Facebook all the time. He's got this beautiful home and a pod, and his granddaughter comes over all the time, and anyway, he's got great stories to tell. Ed think we'll join us at eight forty five talking about a Veterans Day event at

Molar High School. He is a proud Molar grad five one, three, seven, four nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two three talk pound five fifty on AT and T phone. You loathe some garbage you what's worse? Calling you to a deplorable or current calling you garbage? Well, the White House is backpedaling on this one. So we got a

virtual Harris campaign call with Voto Latino. Joe Biden on the call, of course, having a go at Donald Trump talking about the rally in Madison Gardens, and of course the so called comedian Tony Hinchliff. I think that's how you pronounce his name. I don't care, never heard of him. Joe Pollock from Breitbart was on yesterday. You said the guy's kind of really funny, and he thought nobody was supportive of the joke when it was cracked. You can't

even call it a joke. I know, it's a subjective of the analys and what you think is funny, it isn't. But the crowd reaction was one of uh, you know, like, oh, I can't believe you did that. But of course the mainstream media has latched onto that one singular quote floating island of garbage close quote reference to Puerto Rico that this Tony Inchcliff made. That's all you heard? How long did that rally go?

his demonization of Latinus is unconscionable and un American. Now you can hear it, you can listen to it, you can believe your own ears, or you can believe the rewrite from the well the White House. And it's kind of funny because when you lose CNN on a moment

like this, you probably have lost the argument. Seeing an anchor Caitlin Collins talking with Josh Shapiro, Pennsylvania governor, about this, Colins told Shapiro, the White House is trying to say that what President Biden was saying, they're putting an apostrophe there in supporters saying it's the singular I guess refer to the comedian the supporters' comments. So, I mean, it's hard to really look at that when you can listen to it for yourself exactly. So you're now garbage. You

are garbage half of America. And I don't know, maybe we can break down the definition of supporters. If you are a reluctant Trump voter, if you are voting for the lesser of two evils, because well, Kamala Harris is an idiot and incapable of running this country, let alone the American military in times of crisis in conflict. You don't like Trump filling the life for reasons why, but you do realize you had a better four years under his administration than you have under the last well almost

four full years of Biden and Harris. You don't want to vote for Kama Harris because she represents yet the identical situation we have now. She can't come up with a thing to differentiate herself. And when she's asked the direct question, what would you have done different in the past three and a half years, she said nothing. When offered a multitude of opportunities to ask what exactly she

stands for, she provides you with nothing. When presented with all the campaign promises and pledges and platforms that she was running when she was trying to become president back in twenty nineteen, when you ask her about do you still support fill in the blank like open borders and defunding the police and Black Lives Matter and all that, She's just duck dodging, diving around. She's not saying no, just I'm sticking with my core principles. I'm the same person.

Just I don't want to admit that I want a ban fracking now, at least in front of the voters in Pennsylvania. So you got all that nonsense with Harris, which is driving you over to Trump. And you're one of those people that doesn't really want to vote for Trump, but you're going to anyway for the best interests of the country. Generally speaking, the direction of the country you

believe is going the wrong way. At least Trump represents something, you know, because he had four years to demonstrate how he would run the country. Congratulations on many things, including the piece of Cords, But you gotta hold your nose. Getting back to my point, does that make you a Trump supporter? And maybe the White House could spend it

a little differently? No, no, no, He was only referring to the always Trump or folks out there, the people that think he walks on water and does no wrong. Not my problem, it's the White House's problem. But I think they're that calling the half what I would argue is half the American people garbage. Probably a bad idea since the deplorables things didn't really work all that well

for Hillary Clinton five seventeen. Right now, feel free to call five one, three seven, four nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two to three talk pound FI fifty on AT and T phones. I hope you can stick around Right here at fifty five k C detalk station, Robinhood is introducing four. Yeah, I think that's you. It is five twenty one and the Happy Ones with you. If I went three seven, four nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred eighty two three talk pound five fifty on

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these people don't please me. There's only then does he have the ability to criticize if he's not been a part of this.

or the more evil person gets elected. But if you really can abide in I don't think anybody is under the impression that the judge is a huge Trump fan. He just really have much good to say about him at all over the years. But that's very choice. That's his choice. He can do and say what he wants so I have on the show. Not everybody that comes on the show, like you know, it, gets my full agreement or is in full agreement with my personal principles

and viewpoints. And I quite often, and hopefully as a matter of fact, I ask out loud for folks to disagree with me completely, to call me up and tell me why I'm wrong. The phone doesn't always ring when I ask for that. I often offer opportunities for Democrats and other political opposition for my philosophy to join the program to counter the points that are made by the Republican challengers. They don't bother, they don't have any interest in engaging in the discourse with me.

It's a never ending stream of words salads from her, and your brain probably will suffer from this one anyway. She did take time to appear on the Club Shay Shay podcast this week, hosted by Pro Football Hall of famers Shannon Sharp. It took a pass on Joe Rogan, but whatever. Sharpe was wondering how he was gonna get through to people who accuse her of pandering, most notably two members of the black community accuse her of pandering. How can she make it clear what she intends to

do if she's elected? Here you go? You ready? Quote. What I'm talking about doing right now is based on longstanding work. It's not new. But as president of the United States, part of what it of why it is important, is it is a new approach to that job. It is about a new way that is based on a new generation of leadership, that is based on new ideas and frankly, a different experience that brings my commitment to the work I'm talking about into being close. Quote.

him out of office permanently. But like right now, the Democrats are on the brink of a complete takeover by the deep state, and Donald Trump, in my opinion, is the only human on earth capable of stopping that and protecting all the freedoms and all the things that the judge is adamant about.

it still should be. The price tag one billion dollars, which uh, channeling doctor Evil on that one, and that is in addition to the what was at one point three billion dollars that the the Brown family wants for stadium upgrades, seem to be in a state of flux on that as to negotiate the stadium deal, Commissioner Stephanie Summer Dumas and an Eastreehouse said, no, we will not do a dome. It's too expensive. Quote from Treehouse for my vantage point, we just can't afford it. I've not

heard people claim for a dome close quote. I'll give her credit for that. Well, at least acknowledging that no, we can't afford it, and not a whole lot of a great outpouring of support for the idea of spending a billion dollars for a dome. So how much did it cost to determine it would be a billion dollars for the dome? One hundred and thirty nine thousand dollars that's how much the county spa spent for the architectural firm of Gensler and aec comm to look at the

possibility of the dome. So for one hundred and forty grand just just shy of we find out that we can't afford a dome is anybody entering into this discussion ever believe we could afford a dome asking for a friend. Let's see here, five year old shot and killed. Last week, three people, including an eleven year old, stabbed to death inside the home, all within hours of one another in the Cincinnati area. Thank you to WWT for writing this.

Aftermath of the violence community members asking what more can be done and when the cycle of violence will end in Cincinnati. Well, I suppose the moment parents take stocking their children, raise them with discipline, a good education, obligations to be home before midnight or you get a beating from your father, that kind of stuff. I have to have par balls. And the city is doing everything it candor it is violent crime around the city, including putting

more officers on the street. Oh my god, wasn't he a defunder kind of guy? Oh that was then stress the role that parents playing keeping teenagers out of trouble, Well, I'll give them credit for that, he said. Quote. Police officers can't be raising kids. We can't be there at every moment of the day all over the city. If you're a parent, you have to know where your kids are. You have to take responsibility for your kids' actions. We

have to collectively be able to interrupt this violence. Well stated, I'll give the mayor of credit when credit is due. Or, as Joe points out, why not pay people to not engage in crime, which, interestingly enough, was reported What do you say? Channel nineteen reported that part of that sixty five million dollar windfall the extra money they just sort

of found that they didn't spend last year. It was a screen shot Joe sent me from Fox nineteen saying that there was a two hundred and seventy five thousand dollars program to pay young people to not commit crimes. Wow, Joe wants a slice of that action. It's probably an age limitation, Joe, think you have living in confines of the city of Cincinnati. We've gotten to that level of desperation.

That's sad. And once you start telling people they're going to pay you to not commit crime, I'm not quite sure that's Is that an incentive go out and do crime? I don't know how that would work. Honestly, in practice, we got more to talk. Oh, stack, Stack is stupid coming up? Feel like we already in into that route. I'm going to do that next day right here, fifty five krsity de talk station. It's the market by forty fifty five KSEY Talk station. Happy Wednesday, one week from day.

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out right at the outset. He's not voting for anybody. He hasn't voted for any presidential candidates since Ronald Reagan in nineteen eighty four. His prerogative, his idea is his thoughts in his sphincter. We knowed. Opinions and attitudes are like we all have them. We'll talk with him at

eight thirty this morning. Over to the stack is stupid, Texas woman facing charges in the death of her husband, claiming the gun accidentally went off when he her husband drunkenly bumped into her as she was helping him into the house. I know it's exactly this soundight. I was thinking about Joe mars Al Solace Zamora forty two, now facing a murder charge, and the death of Miguel Zamora Martinez, forty seven years old when he died bloodhed happened Saturday,

eleven pm Loan Rode Alona Road in Houston. Defendant's children heard two gun shots, saw her holding the firearm near the body. According to the court documents, that he found his life was bodying the driveway.

gun accidentally discharged as he bumped against her closet. He went on to say the possibility of this being an accident is also buttressed by one of the teenage kids, who indicated that the weapon was sort of jammed or there paid to be some kind of malfunction with the weapon itself. Lawyer said nobody is alleged to have seen what happened, and that the couple's three teenage children who were home at the time didn't allege they heard an argument.

Marisolzamora allegedly told police there wasn't an argument, according to lawyer. In the news release, the Harris County Sheriff's office said her account of how her husband suffered his injuries and the sheriff's war did not align with the physical evidence of the scene. Did no criminal history said to begin training as a paralegal. According to her lawyer, was trying to cling to something that legitimizes her shooting her husband to death. Neighbors, one of which said, I just heard

a loud noise. Then the was sortest. We started hearing screaming and crying, lying right there by the trash cans. It was dramatic being held with the Harris kunt of jail be bail said at one hundred thousand dollars. Online records set for a next court appearing in December sixteenth. Specifically, if you're in the area, you might want to show

up twice, you know. And it's my first reaction when I'm helping a drunken friend into a residence out of a car is to pull my firearm out and carry it in a ready to fire position with my finger on the trigger. That's just normal. Doesn't help when you change your story. Go to Oregon. A police chase there ended when a driver fleeing authorities in a stolen car crashed into a woman driving another stolen car. Karma took place Monday. Police responded to a report of the stolen

Toyota Lancas I know driving through downtown Newburgh. According to the Newburgh Dundee Police, the pursuit ended soon, rather lasted for several blocks until the driver crashed into the other car near an intersection. Cops identified the driver in the first car, a guy named Randy Lee Cooper from Portland. After taking him into custody, the police realized the second car also reported stolen in an unrelated crime several weeks prior. Driver that car, Kristen Nicole Big, also found to be

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to the work that I'm talking about into being. She never does tell you what it is. She never does explain the work that I'm talking about. You are left completely without context. Over to the phones, Bobby, thanks for holding Welcome to the program, brother.

They're in the top five most violent city in the nation per capita.

Let's see back over to the stack of stupid. We go to Houston, Texas, where a man there is dead after he fell off the top of an eighteen whiller that he was dancing on while it passed under a bridge. Idiots doing idiot things because they're idiots sum that up quite nicely. Houston police say twenty five year old man knocked off the top of the truck around eleven thirty five in the morning on Tuesday while dancing on it US fifty nine East tex Freeway, unbeknownst to the driver.

It's reported police say the man jumped or climbed onto the trailer and appeared to be filming himself dancing. Of course, video of the incident posted online by Grizzlies or Grizzlies Hood News I guess credit where credits do man can be seen ducking under one overpass before standing up again and continuing to dance. This is like every train scene from every movie where you have two guys on top

of a train fighting like James Bond. Someone always ends up getting hit by the bridge right after falling from the truck into oncoming traffic. The unidentified man was taken a nearby hospital where he died from multiple blunt impact injuries, cord to the Houston Public Media report. Houston Police said the truck driver was evaluated after the incident and found to be not impaired. Driver also questioned by police and least without charges. Accord to Houston Police Department spokesperson, we

haven't had a case like this in quite some time. Meanwhile, turn to New York where running around on top of the subway system is all the rage these days, and quite a few people have been injured as a consequence of that. Okay Over in Florida briefly addressed this one. Biologists have proven that the Burmese pythons, which are a real problem, not native to the area, but because idiots wanted to own their own Burmese python end up letting

them go otherwise escape, South Florida's overwhelmed with them. They've determined that the Burmese pythons are swallowing deer and alligators whole. They got a photograph of one. It is unbelievable to behold how big the mouth can get on a Burmese python as it's in trying to get it entired deer carcass down its throat. And finally, scammers stole more than twenty four tons of artisanal cheese from one of Britain's

most famous dairy companies. CNN reporting London based Niel's Yard Dairy, revealed that it had been the victim of an unusual heist. In its Instagram posts sharing what they call difficult news. Niel's Yard Dairy has been the victim of a theft, resulting in the loss over twenty two tons of cloth bound cheddar companies that have been approached by fraudulent buyer posing as a legitimate wholesale distributor from a major French reotailer.

The firm, which sells top quality British and Irish cheeses around the world, only found out it had been scammed when it was too late. The cheeses, which were sourced from three different artisanal makers, had been handed over to the fraudsters. Over nine hundred and fifty wheels of Hafford, Westcombe and pitch Fork chedd were delivered before the fraud was discovered. Despite the signific and financial blow, we have honored our commitment to our small scale suppliers and paid

three artisan cheesemakers in full. Wow, it's it's yeah, it is. It is not specific cheesemakers. You're right, Joe. His references is to manufacturers of dairy products in general. Blessed are the cheesemakers. Five fifty five fifty five KC. The talk station Restore Liberty dot Us George Brenneman in studio after the top of the air news. He's got a whole hour of stuff and things talk about matters political also we'll discuss the empower You presentation that's taking place. It

says tonight did you know there was one tonight? We're gonna get the details on that from George after the news. Then Jack Atherton at seven oh five with a big picture sheriff hopefully again, Jim Neil, why vote for me? He'll answer that question at seven thirty, The List of Powers at eight oh five, and Judgmentpolaitano at eight thirty, and our dear friend Ed Fink veteran's day of Edimble High School. He's going to talk all about that at the end of the eight o'clock hour. Please stick around.

I'll be right back after the news.

in their shot. I agree. And you know, it's like Kevin Congressman winstropin studio engage the get a little banter in a open subject matter. We can kind of free form it and we can start off by talking about nerds, which I got a kick out of. You would suggested a few things to speak about with me this morning, and the latest on the election and the rise of the new nerds nerds a quote. I'm like, huh, I wonder what George is referring to on that one, So

why not start there. As it turns out, Elon Musk is the specific guy thirteen. He is a herd. Yeah you're a nerd. Oh god, I am.

what that first rally did in New Jersey. He was just you know, coming out of his skin because he wasn't used to being in front of a crowd like that. But then you fast forward to Madison Square Garden and he was having a blast.

one hundred percent Kama Harrison, Joe Biden's problem. They did inherit COVID, but they made it so much worse. Oh absolutely. I mean that a lot of the financial devastation is a consequence of lockdowns, which were unconstitutional vaccine mandates where people lost their employment situation because they didn't want to have a vaccine for religious reasons or otherwise. And those folks are gradually winning their their lawsuits. It just takes a while. It takes a while.

is on, here go. These people are crazy and they should be locked up or words to that effect, right, And I was like, why the First Amendment protects the right to assemble, That protects the right to to speak, And it's the same thing that applied to your right and ability to go to church, the free exercise of religion.

They interfered with all of that. Well, meanwhile, keeping the weed stores open or you know half of the of the home depots strip clubs as they were, right, Okay, Well that made it so much worse, and that created this divisive you know, it's almost became because of that a political issue where you know, it turned into you either abide and do what your lords and masters tell you, or you fall back on your constitution, your freedoms and liberties that are guaranteed, and and you try to hold

them accountable and and counter their their their ridiculous, hysterical narrative.

going to fix the problem. And I think that's what we need now. That's why I love it when you know technical people, people with actual skill sets step up. I mean, I think everybody we're supporting on our slate card is a businessman first politician because they had to be. You know, you got the Bernie Marinos even you know, if you look at Adam Cohlok kaylor.

close is really troubling to me. And I have no internal polling to show one way or another how that one's going, but such a superior candidate.

to defend the country. I think that's just an amazing lesson in his dedication to the country and to this effort. Couldn't agree with you more on that. And you know, I'll recommend go to Orlandosanza dot com and check it out, and you can see pictures of him, his wife, and his beautiful family right there. Check out his resume. I don't think it's too late to help out. Between now and the Tuesday, we still have some opportunities to support these wonderful folks and try to get them elected. It's

gonna take some effort, but we can do it. I don't know. We got more talk about with George. The division of the country is just overwhelming me. And I'm trying hard to remain positive about it.

right wing, racist extremists. They tend to overlook the Antifah types and the anti Israel folks out there, and what I believe will be the biggest contingent because if Donald Trump wins, for example, none of you can have the evil Orange man obsessed Trump anti Trump folks out there, but they see this concept of deportation staring at him in the face, and the idea that you have fifteen, say twenty million folks who are not eligible to be

here illegally enter the country with the hearing date to follow. They may become very well organized, and it would be very easy to do so, given that they've been handed a free cell phone compliments of the United States government.

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We have nobody looking out for the actual taxpayer. Instead, they're just you know, how much more can we get? We've got people talking about the property taxes and how they're out of control. They did the reevaluations at the peak of the market, so I mean, we've got all the problems with Detroit and Portland and everybody else.

that one. And then COVID, who knew COVID would have the unintended consequence of you know, people are all moving, they're now commuter or working from home, they want bigger houses out in the burbs or whatever. And with you know, three percent interest rate, everybody was buying up everything. Then you now have these institutional investors that are coming in and snatching up every single house that goes on the market.

as one years later, it has not changed a bit. Well, if you're going to start over again and not use property taxes and had a different way, a different path, I would entertain anything that somebody could suggest, but just immediately saying no more property tax right now, it doesn't answer the broader problem of how schools get funded.

it can't be solved locally, but the local ones. You know, you can't start funding all these things that are not government's job. Like you were just saying, paying someone to not use a gun in a crime.

and I do believe it passed. Here's the plan. Two hundred and seventy five thousand dollars of this sixty five million toward a gun violence production program that attempts to pull what they call and it's in quotes, thank you to the Inquirer active firearms offenders to get them out of street life by well paying them, providing them with travel, job training, and therapy and more. Again, that's reporting from Sharon Coolidge in the inquirre just from the other day.

So in order to qualify, you have to be a gun offender to qualify. So here's somebody's saying it next to terrible financial circumstances. His neighbor has been is a convicted felon carrying a firearm under disability or something. That guy's going to qualify for a handout. But because you have not used a firearm, you're not eligible. Here where's my gun? Six twenty six fifty five krs talk station

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minute segments. Go to theresore Liberty dot Us. Look at that podcast section on Melissa it is amazing. You can tell halfway through. I'm just sort of shocked by her resume and what she's accomplished. I mean, I really encourage people to learn about her. It is amazing. And I see these ads now saying she's too extreme. I'm like, all she does is interpret the law as it was written.

She's not going out, she's not picking or changing. Yeah, she's not picking which one she supports her doesn't support.

my children are born in eight months. But if there was an attorney in the room that was appointed to be guardian analytem and make a legal case on behalf of the baby right there, the baby is a human being and a citizen of the United States, that it was born in the United States of America, and leaving the birth canal is being born period. It has rights.

thing on the federal level. Nothing really, I'm sorry, I'll use the words pisses me off more than this drum beat of a national abortion ban, a federal abortion ban, and they every single federal race, representative, senators, and of course the presidential race, they keep trying to make that point, like didn't you read Dobbs, You morons. Nobody anybody who is running for federal office who is advocating for that hasn't read Dobbs either. It is not a power that

is retained by the federal government. Is a state issue, period And if I was a candidate for federal level office, I would be pointing that out regularly. Dude, why are you even bringing that up? Didn't you read Dobbs Well.

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way of getting rid of the sugar. But you I mean that led to a conversation about RFK Junior, another one of these folks like Elon Musk. Sort of a wow, that guy's been invited into the dream team, into the tech right, but he is I call him a wing nut when it comes to environmental issues, and you know, so he says some outrageous things from time to time, but I think he's got a really good handle on the problems we face in America with our diet.

We started with a book called Lies I taught in medical school, Robert Lufkin, excellent book. And we've moved on from them, the Kalian Casey means good energy book. They all have the exact same thing that the chronic diseases in the United States of you know, high blood pressure, heart disease, dementia, even things like ADHD are all related to diet and the fact that the chemicals going into our system are just all wrong. And you think about that and you say, Okay, that's going to be impossible

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the judge. They do the easy stuff, supposedly, and so it's just like a physician's assistant in that you might get somebody that's a political appointee and doesn't know what they're doing, or you might get someone that's actually extremely good at the job.

That's fine. But the seizing anger that I witnessed, the people that used to be in love or purported to be right across the table from each other, you know, and my perception is it's over all right, you're here because you're to move away from each other, put it down and get the process done. Do you really need that waffle iron? Are you seriously? I mean, this is before we had these specific rules to basically put in

a pile, cut in half and divide it up. It's a lot easier right now in terms of division of property, but when children are coming to the equation, that's when things really fall off the rail.

got elected that way. I'm not sure I trust their judgment. I mean, Tracy Hunter's magistrates. I'm not sure i'd want to go in front of somebody like that. John Williams, Yeah, I'll take that bet.

been awesome having you in studio. Let's do it again soon, maybe post elections, sort of dissect after the blood pressure comes back down, and hopefully in a calmer environment, you know, across the country, there won't be riots, there won't be outrage, there won't be protests in the street, there won't be countless, countless years of litigation. I know I'm being a wild eyed optimist, George, but we can hope.

Veteran he is proudly served as country in Vietnam, And without further ado a segment. I have come to dearly love because I always love talking to Anchorman lawyer, historian, author Jack Addan for the Big Picture. Welcome back, Jack. It's always great having you on the program.

and not the easy ones. Trump will secure them. He'll cut taxes and regulations across the board, boost growth, lower prices. All that is pretty popular. So let le's discuss three of the more controversial Trump policies because we want every sane person's vote. My three issues that are so controversial are foreign policy, especially Putin and Ukraine, then Terra's and finally not just securing the border but deporting many illegal immigrants.

My first Ukraine. Kamala Harris and especially her new best bud, the neo Khan, Liz Cheney, both want to keep funding the war in Ukraine. They'll keep it going, Brian, longer than we fought in Afghanistan twenty years. They're cheered on by defense contractors what Dwight Eisenhower called the military industrial complex,

but Ike said something else. We should remember that if Americans elected him president, he'd quickly end a war that he had inherited, the one in South Korea, And unlike Richard Nixon later with Vietnam, President Eisenhower did exactly that, and he did it quickly. Within months. General MacArthur wanted to invade communists China. The South Koreans wanted to conquer North Korea, but Eisenhower knew that would keep the war going forever at the cost of countless lives. So I

forced the South and the North to compromise. He then made South Korea one of our closest allies, and they have enjoyed peace and prosperity for seventy years. Donald Trump is going to inherit the Biden Harris Ukraine War, which never would have started had Trump been elected in twenty twenty.

Like Eisenhower, Trump will quickly end the war in Ukraine, how by threatening to bankrupt Putin with sanctions and low energy prices, the way Trump bankrupted Iran until Biden reversed Trump policies, and Trump will make sure that Russia and Iran their proxies, Hesbola and Amas never invade anybody. Next issue tariffs. The easiest to argument Brian is to note that Kamala Harris attacks tariffs, but the Biden Harris administration has kept those hated Trump tariffs because they work. There

are three kinds. First, reciprocal tariffs. Communist China puts a one hundred percent tariff on American cars, So we slap a one hundred percent tariff on cars made in China. Does this violate free trade? As JD Vance would say? Do you hear yourself? The next kind of tariff is against countries that outlaw American goods. Yes, they do. When Trump was president, Canada, Canada prohibit the imports of Wisconsin dairy products. So Trump squeezed that milksop justin Trudeau and

Canadians are now free to lap up American milk. The third type of tariff requires that Donald Trump, to make it work, uses the threat of terrors as a negotiating tool. That's how he scrapped terrible trade agreements like NAFTA and KAFTA and replaced them with USMCA the greatest trade agreement ever for Canada and Mexico, as well as much freer and fairer trade agreements with Japan, South Korea, and Europe.

All this brought manufacturing jobs and revenue back to America until Biden and Harris once again paid off their donors and China with the Green New Deal mandates and other scams. The last supposedly fascists. Trump policy is deporting illegals, and this is controversial. This brings us back to Dwight Eisenhower, the general who is not Hitler. He beat Hitler as president. Eisenhower deported more than a million Mexicans in the summer of nineteen fifty four. And this was before illegals could

receive welfare, cash, free cell phones, luxury hotel rooms. This was before Fentan O'Brien, before gangs taking over apartment complexes and trafficking women and children. Trump speaks about deporting every illegal. Why because that's how Donald Trump talks and that's what offends so many people. But President Donald Trump's actual record shows that he's far more practical, far more humane. He'll go after violent criminals and the worst of the worst offenders.

What he will not allow for any illegal is for them to allow nonsense listens to vote in federal elections. It's hard to believe, but the Biden Harris Justice Department as we speak, is trying to keep Virginia from taking self identified non citizens off of their voter rolls.

few hundred of those a year they went through. We went through a one hundred of them just since October seventh, dealing with the Israeli situation and the Houthi rebels. So there's a finite supply of available weapons and it takes a long time. They're extraordinarily expensive to manufacture, and a seemingly unlimited supply of inexpensive bottle rockets as well as these drones. Makes something for ten thousand dollars that can blow up a target, we get to shoot it down

with a two million dollar rocket. The math doesn't work on that, and they're running out of the two million dollar rockets. So that's just what my observation is on war. But moving over to tariffs, you mentioned reciprocal You mentioned those that outlaw US goods, and then the threat of tariffs as a mechanism to achieve great goals effectively use as you note by Donald Trump previously, but do none.

This is the economic argument. The threat of tariffs has to be backed up by the actual implementation of tariffs if you don't get what you want, which will result in, of course other countries putting down reciprocal tariffs in response to the tariffs that we imposed since we didn't get our way. That's the argument they claim makes the prices Americans goods or what people consume here in America go up. Trump's counter to that is, well, that'll bring manufacturing back

to the United States because we make it here. It's not going to be tariff. But that's a long slog bringing back the manufacturer of any given product. Hell, we still haven't gotten silicon chip manufacturing going in our country and it remains to be dominated by Taiwan. So that's the economic reality. I think, how do you respond to that counter argument? The reciprocal taxes follow. Our tariffs will follow any tariff we impose on any given country or any given good.

have to trade with us. That sounds like a bullying way to look at things, but he didn't really act like a bully in the first administration. He was just trying to make sure that when there were products that we could manufacture in America. The best example is cars that are made not in America but moved to Mexico. It's what Ford was trying to do. John Deere was trying to do that. He said, Okay, if you want to move to Mexico just because they pay way below

minimum wage. And here you have Kamala Harris saying we want to raise the federal minimum wage to fifteen dollars an hour, but she's opposed to allowing manufacturers to take jobs down to Mexico where they pay far less than that, without benefits, without environmental controls, and all the rest. Trump says, if you're going to do that, then we're going to slap on a tariff. I don't think he's talking about French wine, just because we have wine that comes out

of New York State, California, and iow in Indiana. It's a pretty good one, I'm told, I don't think he's talking about that. I think you say, it's kind of like, you know, repatriating the illegal immigrants. I don't think he's going to go to ten or twenty He says, illegal immigrants He's going to go to the most egregious cases.

perhaps insurmountable. Now in terms of due process, which we have to provide in order to determine whether someone is actually eligible here under our immigration laws. They get an immigration here, and they've got a backlog like ten years of those, So you can even go after criminal illegal aliens, but they may very well enjoy some argument that they're entitled to be here because they were what persecuted politically or something in their home country. But you got to

start somewhere. How do we overcome the financial reality of that. You're going to have to hire thousands of immigration judges, presumably to get a process in any measure of short order. The logistical challenge. The counter arguments that all the lawyers which will come out of the woodwork will be making on behalf of those you're seeking to deport, and then the fundamental geopolitical reality, which is, Okay, they're being deported,

but their home country won't take them back. Where do you send them?

the alternative is simply insupportable. So whatever he's able to accomplish is more than Kamala Harris and her handlers would be able to do.

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My understanding, and you can go ahead and spring from what I have learned through little birds whispering in my ear and speaking with people who work in the Sheriff's office. Morale not so hot right now. And uh and it is a failure of leadership more than anything. What's your take on that, gym?

by George Sorrows. Can we explain the difference between she is a political activist sheriff. I was the people sheriff. I was focused on public safety and law enforcement, law and order, following the rule of law. That's why I'm sitting here talking to you, trying to get my job back, because I wasn't willing to go down that road sell my soul to the devil to keep a job.

keep talking politics while you are sheriff. You just need to create a great work environment, provide your people with the resources they need, and encourage them to do their job and get the bad guys. Now she has politicized it. I don't think I've ever seen her in doing anything other than attending like LGBTQ plus parade events and you know, pointing out over and over and over again and leading alf with the fact that she's the first you know,

I guess, lesbian sheriff or something. This is twenty twenty four, Jim. No one gives a crap about your sexual identity. No one cares who you choose to sleep with. Are you effective at the job? Have you demonstrably proven that you are a good person to be there right.

could be either. I mean, the two largest agencies in the county are failing us because of leadership.

I answer to you, Brian, I answer to Joe, answer to all of your listeners. And that's what's great about the office of the sheriff is that if I don't want the office to be political, it won't be political because I do not. I'm not appointed by a politician. I'm elected by the people, so we got to keep it that way. But once you're elected sheriff, you've got to keep the politics out of law enforcement. You're doom for failure. The current administration is failing.

are the current statistics regarding crime. Local news keeps telling us that there isn't and hasn't been an increase in crime. In fact, it's dropping off. I'm a little bit skeptical or Jada and cynical over that conclusion under the circumstances. So we'll get Jim's take on those issues come up next. Again. You can check them out online. It's vote Jimneil dot com. And now I get to mention to you Jimmy Care Fireplace in Stove. I love what they did for me.

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going on in Lachland. And I'm not picking on Lochland. It's just that it happens to be in the national news within the last week, three thousand, three thousand immigrants, both probably a mix of legal and illegal, but Mauritanians primarily. I don't know why Mauritanians chose Lachland as their destination city, but there they are. So the village of Lachland, a town of thirty four hundred people, has an influx of

three thousand new arrivals. Will call them and the city officials and the mayor is like, we can't deal with this. It's uns literally, the word from the mayor is unsustainable. I'm not sure if there's any connection with crime there, But what's your connection with the illegal immigrant population, your relationship with ICE? How you would run the sheriff's office this time around?

They're going to either interview the immigrant for additional information for their case file, or they're going to take custody because they have a federal court order to deport. And quite frankly, if these immigrants are violating our laws, Brian, they're showing signs of not being good citizens, why do we need to keep them. Let's deport them.

and to the extent we don't have sufficient staffing. What does Jim Neal do to right the ship and get folks to consider that as a career choice.

not a sanctuary village. They missed Cincinnati by a couple.

are moving out. Results think and fewer tax dollars. I suppose any very complicated problem, but fundamentally, when it comes to law enforcement, a sheriff Neil will absolutely work with Ice and endeavor to remove them.

huge collaboration proponent. So I wish you the best. Jim. We'll keep my I'll keep my fingers crossed. You got my vote, and I know you get to vote to Christopher Smithman.

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gonna vote for Kamala Harris or Donald Trump. And that'll be the subject matter of judgment. Polatana's opinion tweedled e and tweedled dumb. He doesn't like either of them. He's entitled to this. I know people get angry, but yeah, honestly, as of course, according to his op ed piece, and we're going to talk about this day thirties we always do with the judge. He says up front and his ourbed piece that he hasn't voted for a presidential candidate

since nineteen eighty four Ronald Reagan. He's got his own reasons and motivations for that. Some people say that's cowardice. Some people say that's a waste. Some people will say that's capitulation. Others say it's standing on principle. You know, he disagrees adamantly and across the board with two candidates, and he can't pick between either of them. You know, I'm in favor of going with the better. You know,

Donald Trump has his flaws. We all know. Even the most ardent Trump supporter realizes and has to acknowledge unless they're in a complete state of absolute denial. That he certainly has challenges which the left has been trying and some large measure of success to just create this demon out of really, in the final analysis, some kind of minor stuff in the grand scheme of things you know on the l like, for example, Donald Trump being this womanizer,

this misogynist. You know, just remember the landscape of articles that you've read about the misdeeds and the abuse or otherwise offensive conduct toward women conducted by the left. They're seemingly more broad minded attitude when it comes to matters sexual You know, I don't care personally your moral choices, your ethics. Of course, I don't know why criminal conduct. But you know, Donald Trump doesn't have a lock on being a misogynist if you really want to categorize him

as that. But what really fundamentally does he had, what he may have done in the past have anything to do with the office of the president of the United States of America. It's like going back to Bill Clinton. Some people were so angry with him. I'm like, God, he had sucks from the old office. He was a little more pragmatic about that. I would have forgiven him he had just come out and been honest about it.

God knows, given my I'm fifty nine years old. I know so many people who've had some real marital challenges and haven't exactly you know, followed their mayor of valves Ialy to find out and only conclude with nothing ever happened, that they were successful in getting past the problems and challenges that so many married couples have came out the other side smiling like a rose. Or alternatively, I got lots of friends that got divorced. But that kind of

stuff goes on all the time. Look at multiple presidents with dossiers of womanizing. It ain't a lock on the Republican side of the ledger, although the Democrats gone onto that and say lo ignoring their own problems and issues.

the program after the news. Then Judge Edna Polaitano and Ed Fink, there's a Veterans Day of animal or high school. He will tell us all about it at the end of the hour. I'll be right back to October.

level and qualifications for this job. This is the ultimate no brainer. At least it should be the only person with a sufficient experience and demonstrably proven talent in the office is my guest right now, Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers, Welcome back to the program. It's always a pleasure speaking with you.

has never prosecuted a single case. She hasn't been inside a courtroom in over twenty years. She led her law license lapse and literally has shown no interest in be an attorney. You don't do that and not maintain your law license. And then even since reactivating her license in order to put her name on the ballot, she's never

handled a single case. She had two years to pick up some cases, to get familiar again, to actually be able to say to voters, hey, listen, I'm out here, I'm serious about running for this position, and she hasn't even done that their choice. It scares me that how

inexperienced she is. And then also what scares me so much through the future of our county is that she's aligned herself with these radical ideas from the left of defunding the police, putting the criminal's rights in front of you know before and that's paramount before any victims or

even the safety of the community. She is being supported by the Working Families Party, which is basically a George Soros, New York out of state type of this, putting money into her campaign, and they publicly support defunding the police, abolishing Kinish Bale, and then radically reforming our justice system. We know those policies don't work. We've seen it across the country where these cities have just failed, beautiful cities, and we have gone made so much progress in Cincinnati. Plus,

this is my hometown. I love our county and our city. That's why I'm running. I'm trying to save our county from these radical ideas that are out there and my opponents right along with them, and we have to fight. We have to fight for everyone, invite for our community.

you for that. But also as juvenile court judge, you did a hell of a great job with our struggling juvenile population, and you just got this really solid record to run on. But pivoting over to the contrast, if George Soros is supporting Connie Pillage, that speaks volumes, because you can tell a lot by the company you keep. But I had a conversation earlier today Jim Neal, of course running for sheriff against Charmonie McGuffey, and I asked

him about illegal immigration. Alackland obviously is on the radar. It's a national story. Thirty three thousand Mauritanians have descended on a town of thirty four hundred people. The logistics behind that are just baffling. And I'm not pointing at the Martinian community or those folks in Lachland as being a criminal element, but there are immigrants, legal or otherwise. I mean, the illegal ones is what I'm focusing on,

which who do commit crimes. Cincinnati is a sanctuary city, and I'm just kind of curious to know what your perception is about how the Cincinnati Police Department is in so far as working with ice, and how the current Hamilton County sheriff is in so far as working with ICE and what your perception is in so far as the Prosecutor's office working with ICE.

They're international, highly sophisticated organized criminal gang unit and through Chile, because of the visa waiver, they were able easily able to come into our country. They would fly into Miami, rent a car, drive up and be burglarizing homes and in affluent areas in many cities, whether it was outside of in Nashville, Atlanta, Cincinnati, they would go up to New York, Connecticut, Michigan, and so they're very elusive, very

difficult to catch. And I can't remember the exact number that we were dealing with last year of homes that were broken into. But when the police departments, other agencies, outside agencies, neighbor agencies such as Amberley or Montgomery or Indian Hill. These smaller agencies would apprehend. They got very lucky through their hard work and they were able to

apprehend one of the gangs that came through here. Once they got down to the jail, we had very low bonds set by a I guess a liberal judge, and then there no with no detainer to hold them, so you didn't have that ICE detainer to hold them. And of course they got out, they got out on ankle bracelets. You know exactly what happened. They went ut back to their country, so we had no opportunity to prosecute them. It was when that happened that came to my attention.

I started working with the share of trying to convince, you know, their policy as in effective. It wasn't working. That took almost a year to get changed. And I'm not quite sure that if I think at this point she's willing to work with ICE, but for long time it was very difficult to get that, to get her to understand that her policy was ineffective.

which protects women's rights along those lines. You want to address that question head on prosecutor powers.

the Constitution of Ohio. So the absolute answer is, there is no way that I'm prosecuting women if they get a legal abortion. Secondly, this whole thing about if I had I mean, I've been in the office roommost two years. Not one female it's been prosecuted for an abortion. And quite honestly, Brian, let's go back in the farther, I don't even know. I've been doing this for thirty two years.

I've never heard of any woman in Ohio and Hamilton County have ever been prosecuted for having an abortion ever in my thirty two years. So to bring this up and to run a commercial and to be going and sending letters out to every zip code to try to tell women that scares me. Either she doesn't know the law, or she's intentionally misleading the public, and either way you can't trust her. She's not telling you the truth.

it makes no sense to me. It tells me she doesn't know what the system, how the system even works. And that's that's pretty scary. Again, there's no need for it. I think I don't know exactly what she has in mind. She claims this is from her military internal her military experience. You do this internally and it doesn't make any sense at all. Well, and it's just I think it's useless and ridiculous.

I've started a gang unit and within internally within our office. Again, I can do these things without taxpayers money and to be spending money, and it seems like the other side all they want to do is throw money, and they think they're solving problems with money, and really often it really produces little result.

Prosecutor dot com. Check out the record, then you go check County Pillach's website and you can see if you can figure out one thing that puts her ahead of the game when it comes to qualifications for the office. It has been a distinct pleasure having you on my program all these years, and I hope we continue to do it in your role as Hamilton County Prosecuting Melissa Powers. God bless you, keep up the great work and best of luck as we head into Tuesday.

and hopefully win. Everyone's about and be successful on November fifth. Thank you.

children about economics, most notably the concept of taxation. So they their work was going out obviously collect candy and when they return home with their bucket or bag or whatever of candy, Joe would have n't lay it out, and then he would proceed to take thirty or forty percent of it. Joe stole their labor and their candy while making a profound point about taxation. And then you know, he could have taken seventy seventy five percent of it, or even ninety five percent of it, because it was

that bad back in the fifties. And of course everybody knows the Beatles song tax man. You know, it's five percent appears too small. Be thankful, I'll take it all. Their taxation rate was, in fact ninety five percent. What possible incentive could there be to go to work when the government is going to take ninety five percent of

your labor? And that's why his girls, he said, respect money and have a profound understanding of the concept of taxation, especially under circumstances where you have a dictatorial person in the form of the legislative body and president deciding how much of the candy he was going to take. I worry about four oh one K's had a conversation with John Roman from Cover Cincy the other day about that. You know your four oh one k is going to

be taxed at whatever current rate it is. What will the rate be when you start withdrawing funding funds from your four oh one k after saving it for all those years? Now? The world's an ever changing place. You have no idea until that moment in time, and that really worries me considering the money that's spent in an ever growing, ever expanding, ever controlling federal government. And is there either side of the political ledger that's going to

protect your rights and your interest. That'll be the subject of my conversation with Judge Nina Polotamy, who I think I can conclude believes both candidates are the two sides of the same coin. We'll talk about tweetled ee and tweeled. I'm with the judge coming up next day right here at fifty five KRC, the talk station. There's a lot of states in play out there. Forty percent are sent to vote early. Harris, it looks like has lost about fifty percent of the margin in New York that Biden

one by in twenty twenty. Clay Travis and Buck Sexton zero percent.

my listeners read it. I kind of got the impression you were, I don't know about agitated, you were on fire when you sat down to write this column. I think you were overwhelmed with uh, maybe not necessarily discussed, but it's a word that kind of comes to mind. Not know that right or wrong on that, but that was just the impression. I got two sides that you know.

The guy almost put you on the Supreme Court. Yes and yes, but you know, there's a lot of things that he stands for which are contrary to my understanding of the Constitution. The same thing with Kamala Harris, whom I only met twice. I can't say that I'm friends with Harris as I am with with him. I mean, it's a gratifying to know on a personal basis the former and probably future president. But I have to be intellectually honest and faithful. As you know, I like to say to first principles.

we have the freedom as free people to travel. I get all that, but that reality is completely undermined by the social welfare state that we've created here. So you've got a system of laws and rules that allow pretty much every human being being, both citizens and non legal and illegal, to grab a hold and take advantage of all of the large jets of the American taxpayers, heap down upon them by law by the federal governments, state governments,

and local governments. Quite often there are local programs that obligate, you know, the homeless to be housed. Oh that's fine, until you get overwhelmed with one hundred thousand or more of them than it's like we ran out of places to keep them. That's a taxpair burden, and that interrupts the free flow of humanity that you and I normally would embrace.

be able to prosper. But a lot of people, more than in the first group, come here because they expect free stuff from the government, and the Supreme Court in a terrible opinion called po versus Texas, where Texas tried to deny free education to immigrant children, Supreme Court said, you can't do it. Whatever you provide to your children of the people that were the children that were born there, you have to provide to them. And then they expanded

it to food, shelter, clothing, healthcare, and education. That type of ruling and its implementation by the Congress and by various state legislatures is the root of the problem.

but you know what, yeah, mine did. And my great great grandfather came off the boat from Ireland, went through Ellis Island. They probably gave him a quick updown, physical check and decided on the fly whether or not he could come in or not, and that was it. Then left to his own devices, he worked, got a job on the railroad, provided for his family, and then of course here I am, generations later, living off the wonderful reality that I live in a free country, but that

can't survive with the massive social welfare state. That all you need to do is look at our deficit, our expenditures of taxpayer dollars which far exceed the mount they take in to realize what you just said is inevitable. It's like the slowest train coming down the tunnel. You can see it. You know you could stop it, but you don't lift a finger to do it.

that permit that to happen. So I was really saying, there's not any difference between the two of them, other than personality, other than emotion, other than liability. On those key issues of war and peace, debt, they're both going

to spend trillions more than they have and surveillance. If you want to get back to immigration, the same court that said in the nineteen seventies you will provide the same basic social safety net to immigrants as you do to citizens, will say to him, there's no such thing as mass deportation in the United States. You want to kick somebody out, you have to have a trial. That's an impossibility if anybody thinks there's going to be.

which stemmed the flow. You have a stark contrast. So maybe as a matter of desperation, we're gonna kick them all out comes out of your mouth, and then when you're in office, you're like, well, maybe we can't. You and I are pointing out that you probably you can't, or it's going to be this decades long challenge, right right.

command the country to defend them. Why do they want them to command the country. They want them to vote Democrats.

I just was introduced to Dennis the other day. Charming, gregarious, fearless guy.

as many veterans as possible to this affair. So it's a week from today, eight thirty in the morning, Continental Breakfast nine thirty program for the students in the gym, and I want to emphasize the fact that this is for all veterans in the area and active duty, not just those involved with the mower community.

I'll tell you. One of the most interesting things about this every year for me is to see a thousand young teenage man sitting quietly in gymnasium for an hour or more and you can hear a drop and there. I think they get as much out of it as the veterans dou and you know, we're just trying to encourage as much participation as possible.

shake my hand. It's like, I can't believe it. It's always treated like a rock star with young people, and that's just that's just awesome.

are encouraged. Many times I think they cannot to come to this type of thing because they think, oh, it's just for the guys. But I think once again, it's a good thing for these thousand young men to see women veterans who have served, many of them the age of their of their maybe their mother and grandmother, and it's just I think it's just a great thing for them to see and it's a good good way to honor those women death too.