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Speaker 1: The breaking news tonight, Trump announces Hamas and Israel have
Speaker 1: agreed to the first phase of the Gaza peace Deal.
Speaker 1: And that is a that is a big deal. I
Speaker 1: think there's a lot of caution that you have to
Speaker 1: have on a on a deal like this, especially when
Speaker 1: it happens in phases. I do not look at the
Speaker 1: Hamas negotiators as being very trustworthy. I certainly hope Trump
Speaker 1: did not jump the gun on this. Jared Kushner and
Speaker 1: uh and uh Witkoff were the the main drivers of this.
Speaker 1: They were the ones doing all the meetings in the
Speaker 1: Middle East. So there's I think there's a lot to
Speaker 1: be hopeful for, especially with the hostages being released. Here's
Speaker 1: what the President said tonight. Let's see, let's see if
Speaker 1: I can find his the post that he put out.
Speaker 1: And I've got the mouse working again, so there there
Speaker 1: you go.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 1: I was fiddling with the mouse and I got it
Speaker 1: to work, so that. Let me see, let's see if
Speaker 1: the post comes up.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 1: Here we go. Here's what the President put out a
Speaker 1: little while ago. I am very proud to announce that
Speaker 1: Israel and Hamas have both signed off on the first
Speaker 1: phase of our peace plan. This means that all hostages
Speaker 1: will be released very soon, and Israel will withdraw their
Speaker 1: troops to and agreed uponline as the first steps towards
Speaker 1: a strong, durable and everlasting peace. All parties will be
Speaker 1: treated fairly. This is a great day for the Arab
Speaker 1: and Muslim world, Israel, all surrounding nations, and the United
Speaker 1: States of America. And we thank the mediators from Qatar
Speaker 1: Egypt and Turkey who worked with us to make this
Speaker 1: historic and unprecedented event happen. Blessed are the peacemakers. Donald Trump, President,
Speaker 1: United States of America. So that's a statement that the
Speaker 1: Trump put out on truth social just what I think
Speaker 1: a couple of hours ago, just shy of a couple
Speaker 1: hours well, let me see six point fifty one, so
Speaker 1: just over a couple of hours ago. Very important. And
Speaker 1: if this happens, if this actually comes to pass, that
Speaker 1: peace is achieved, that the hostages are released, that Hamas
Speaker 1: follows through on. And my understanding is is that the
Speaker 1: Israeli lawmakers will have to sign off on this at
Speaker 1: some point during the day tomorrow, in the day ahead.
Speaker 1: But you have to be cautious on things like this
Speaker 1: because as long as I've been alive, I can remember
Speaker 1: presidents trying to bring peace to the Middle East and
Speaker 1: it just simply has not happened. If it happens under
Speaker 1: this president, how can he be denied? How can he
Speaker 1: be denied a Nobel Peace Prize? I think it's a
Speaker 1: legitimate question. So we will see what happens. But this
Speaker 1: this is going to happen in phases, and you just
Speaker 1: have to hope, and I think we all have to
Speaker 1: hope that this simply just does not fall apart Phase
Speaker 1: one release the hostages. And there was a there was
Speaker 1: a twenty point plan that came out on this and
Speaker 1: this was one day last week and I had had
Speaker 1: on Sheryl Chumley and I actually had the plan in
Speaker 1: front of me, and we were talking about this plan,
Speaker 1: and we were talking about some of the points in
Speaker 1: the planet and the whole notion that Hamas is going
Speaker 1: to disarm. Does anyone see that happening? And essentially they
Speaker 1: have to disarm and disband and no longer be in power.
Speaker 1: Hold on type, I'm trying to type and talk at
Speaker 1: the same time. See if I can get the twenty
Speaker 1: point plan. Let me see for for Gaza, Let's see
Speaker 1: if it comes up. Let's see, let's see, let's see,
Speaker 1: let's see here it is here, here we go. This
Speaker 1: is the this is the twenty point plan and there
Speaker 1: and there's a lot going on here. So the idea
Speaker 1: that they had negotiations to begin with, the United States
Speaker 1: does not negotiating with terrorists, at least that was the
Speaker 1: policy at one time. So it's going to be there.
Speaker 1: There's so much that's interesting about this. It's good. That's
Speaker 1: going to be interesting to to to find out about
Speaker 1: how all this worked and how many moving parts are
Speaker 1: in play.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 1: Gozwill Here's point number one. Gozel will be a de
Speaker 1: radicalized terror free zone that does not pose the threat
Speaker 1: to its neighbors. Goza will be redeveloped for the benefit
Speaker 1: of the people of Gaza, who have offered more than enough.
Speaker 1: Point number three if both sides of this. If both
Speaker 1: sides agree to this proposal, the war will immediately end.
Speaker 1: Israeli forces will withdraw to an agreed upon the line
Speaker 1: to prepare for a hostage release. During this time, all
Speaker 1: military operations, including aerial and artillery bombardment, will be suspended.
Speaker 1: Battle lines will remain frozen until conditions are met for
Speaker 1: the complete stage withdrawal. Within seventy two hours of Israel
Speaker 1: publicly accepting this agreement, all hostages, alive and deceased will
Speaker 1: be returned. So in that part, the release of the
Speaker 1: hostages will be something that is monumental. I believe. In return,
Speaker 1: they're talking about the release of prisoners from Israel. Israel
Speaker 1: will released two hundred and fifty life sentence prisoners plus
Speaker 1: seventeen hundred Gossins who are detained after October seventh, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three, including all women and children detained. In that context,
Speaker 1: for every Israeli hostage who remains, who remains are released,
Speaker 1: Israel will released the remains of fifteen deceased Gazas. And
Speaker 1: so this goes on and on and on. Let me
Speaker 1: there's a They talk about a transitional government economic planned
Speaker 1: Trump economic plan to rebuild and re energize Gaza. No
Speaker 1: one will be forced to leave Gaza. Those who wish
Speaker 1: to leave will be free to do so and return.
Speaker 1: Hamas and other factions agree not to have any role
Speaker 1: in the governance of Gaza. I mean, I think it's
Speaker 1: going to be And this is what I want to
Speaker 1: hear about these negotiations, The idea that Gaza in Gaza,
Speaker 1: that Hamas is going to give up power, that these
Speaker 1: known terrorists are going to lay down their weapons and
Speaker 1: mean it and actually do it. I think none of
Speaker 1: this happens if the Abraham Accords were not in place
Speaker 1: to begin with, and there were not there was not
Speaker 1: the support of other nations in the in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: Jimmy is in Richmond, Indiana. He's got some thoughts on this,
Speaker 1: and Jimmy, welcome to seven hundred w W. Yeah, what
Speaker 1: a joke.
Speaker 4: They're not going to agree, They're gonna They're not going
Speaker 4: to fulfill their agreement.
Speaker 1: Uh well, I think I think that's what history teaching.
Speaker 5: My wife and I talked about if we had kids
Speaker 5: in there. Oh yeah, you want them back, you want
Speaker 5: them back desperately. But this is not going to be
Speaker 5: cured until we level that place and get rid.
Speaker 1: Of a moth period. Well, and that that's the things
Speaker 1: that this notion that Hamas is no longer going to
Speaker 1: be empowered or even even even threatened anyone point number seventeen.
Speaker 1: Is this In the event Homas delays or rejects this proposal,
Speaker 1: the above, including the scaled up aid operation will produce,
Speaker 1: will proceed in the terrify areas handed over from the
Speaker 1: IDF to the ISF. Let me see, so they're talking
Speaker 1: about more aid going into Gaza to help those who
Speaker 1: have been affected by this war. And we know that
Speaker 1: the aid that has already been sent in there by
Speaker 1: and large has been stolen by Hamas for their own purposes.
Speaker 1: So the largest portion of that aid never got to
Speaker 1: the people that it was intended for. So, I mean,
Speaker 1: you're really you're dealing with a bunch of You're dealing
Speaker 1: with a bunch of lawless thugs here who just carried
Speaker 1: out and you look at you know, yesterday was the
Speaker 1: anniversary of the October seventh attack, and I was reminded
Speaker 1: once again by some of the video I saw just
Speaker 1: how how barbaric and how subhuman these attacks were on
Speaker 1: on you know, these unarmed innocent people in Israel. I mean,
Speaker 1: it was absolutely it is. It is beyond words, how
Speaker 1: horrific and how barbaric it really was.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why Israel was so soft in the beginning two
Speaker 4: years ago? How could this even happened? How could it happened?
Speaker 3: Israel? God great defense?
Speaker 4: And I'm not belaving in historil, but yes I am
Speaker 4: in a way.
Speaker 3: How could this.
Speaker 4: Even happen for them to come over the border and
Speaker 4: do this. Now you're down to twenty five lies and
Speaker 4: you're wanting to make all these concessions, and again my life,
Speaker 4: and I think what it was your kid? I know,
Speaker 4: but sometimes the mortars they're going to be heroes. I say,
Speaker 4: level the playing field and get rid of them, be
Speaker 4: done with it.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what Netan Yahoo I talked about when this
Speaker 1: first began, is that is that Gaza needs to be
Speaker 1: completely wiped out, that there can be there can be
Speaker 1: nothing left. And so for him to stop short of
Speaker 1: that goal, or move the goal post on this, or
Speaker 1: move the finish line on this it to my way
Speaker 1: of thinking, it's a little disappointing, but you have to
Speaker 1: deal with the reality of the situation. So we're going
Speaker 1: to see what happens, and so you have to proceed
Speaker 1: I think with just an abundance of caution here, one
Speaker 1: step at a time. Let's sign the deal, Let's put
Speaker 1: the pieces in place, Let's get the hostages really east.
Speaker 1: And then after that, if they go ahead and agree
Speaker 1: to the rest of us, the rest of this, the
Speaker 1: aid starts flowing, they lay down their weapons, they surrender power.
Speaker 1: Who knows what could happen, but that's what's happened. That's
Speaker 1: what's happened tonight. Coming up on the show tonight, my
Speaker 1: buddy Eric Methaney of the great podcast Bob and Eric
Speaker 1: Save America. We'll be here. He is a great commentator
Speaker 1: on the passing scene. The Jack Smith revelations that came
Speaker 1: out a couple of days ago, or a day or
Speaker 1: so ago, or maybe I guess it was. It was
Speaker 1: mostly yesterday that all the Jack Smith stuff came out,
Speaker 1: and uh, and we learned that, you know, this guy
Speaker 1: was surveilling and looking at the personal communications of phone
Speaker 1: calls of a number of Republican senators and it just
Speaker 1: goes And I've talked about this, I don't know how
Speaker 1: many times about the absolute thoroughness of the corruption of
Speaker 1: the Bid Deministration, and this just underscores it in ways
Speaker 1: that are breathtaking ways that the biggest scandal of our
Speaker 1: lifetime was Watergate, but all these things that the Bid
Speaker 1: Deministration have been involved in make what Watergate look like
Speaker 1: child's play. It is absolute child's play compared to the
Speaker 1: things that the just the absolute degradation of great American institution.
Speaker 1: And I think about what's going on. James Comy pleaded
Speaker 1: not guilty in court today, which perfectly fine, He's entitled
Speaker 1: to do that. But I hear I've heard so many
Speaker 1: you know, left wing commentators try and make the case, well,
Speaker 1: this is you know, this is Trump and he's just
Speaker 1: seeking retribution on his political enemies. And James Comy, let's
Speaker 1: not forget James Comy was the head of the FBI.
Speaker 1: He should not have political enemies, nor should he have
Speaker 1: political allies. The work that he was supposed to do
Speaker 1: and the work that you hope the FBI does, should
Speaker 1: be non political. But James Comy allowed, under his leadership,
Speaker 1: the FBI to become politicized. I think you have to
Speaker 1: remember that when you hear this, this crutch that that
Speaker 1: gets relied upon whenever you hear the reporting about Trump.
Speaker 1: I heard I heard on on the radio earlier today
Speaker 1: when I was listening to the news, James Comy, if
Speaker 1: I pleaded not guilty to the charges of you know,
Speaker 1: obstructing Congress and whatever the other, the other the other charges,
Speaker 1: and then they, of course they followed up with well
Speaker 1: and then Donald Trump just a few days before this
Speaker 1: told Pam Bondi that he needed to see some action,
Speaker 1: needed to see some some prosecutions happen. And so that's
Speaker 1: what happened. Well, these are legitimate charges that Comy is facing.
Speaker 1: And guess what, there's going to be a trial. Maybe
Speaker 1: he'll be found guilty, maybe he won't. But the the
Speaker 1: big difference here is that these charges were not drummed
Speaker 1: up during the course of a political campaign. They weren't
Speaker 1: created by a fake, false, phony dossier that was the
Speaker 1: basis for FISA warrants and all the rest of it,
Speaker 1: warrants that the FBI knew were false and got signed
Speaker 1: off on repeatedly, so they can carry out this highly
Speaker 1: politicized operation and the law fair against the Trumpster. So
Speaker 1: this notion that he's carrying out a political vendetta is
Speaker 1: I think complete nonsense, at least when you look at
Speaker 1: it on the facts. We got to get to a break.
Speaker 1: It's nine to twenty four. My buddy Eric mcthaney's going
Speaker 1: to be here after the news at the bottom of
Speaker 1: the hour, so we are looking forward to that. Hope
Speaker 1: you can stick around for that as we roll on
Speaker 1: till midnight tonight on the Wednesday night edition of The
Speaker 1: Midweek Crisis on seven hundred seven hundred WLW nine thirty seven,
Speaker 1: Dan Carroll till midnight tonight, the Wednesday night edition of
Speaker 1: The Midweek Crisis. So glad you are here, and so
Speaker 1: glad my next guest is here. I've had him on
Speaker 1: many times before and I just love love getting his
Speaker 1: commentary on things. He's an attorney of podcaster, a social commentator,
Speaker 1: co host of the Bob and Eric Save America podcast
Speaker 1: and Eric mcthaney. Great to have you again on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Hey, thank you for having me.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the breaking news tonight. Donald Trump announces this,
Speaker 1: I guess the at least the first phase of a
Speaker 1: deal between Hamas and in Israel. What do you make
Speaker 1: of this? And I was talking about this in the
Speaker 1: first segment and I was just saying, look, if he
Speaker 1: actually pulls this off, I don't know how he can.
Speaker 1: He denied a Nobel Peace Prize, But I think we
Speaker 1: have to proceed with extreme caution here. What say you?
Speaker 2: Well, I think first thing, we're going to see tomorrow
Speaker 2: all the offense in the Atlantic saying why piece in
Speaker 2: the Middle East is a bad thing. So the Democrats
Speaker 2: are going to have to figure out a way real
Speaker 2: quick to make this out to be, you know, white supremacist.
Speaker 2: Trump makes more loving people in the Middle East succumb
Speaker 2: to peace. I mean that's look, he said that that's
Speaker 2: what he was going to do. And again this goes
Speaker 2: back and we've beaten the dead horse. But it's so simple.
Speaker 2: He is a businessman, he is a negotiator. This is
Speaker 2: this is why he's here. This is why he beat Hillary,
Speaker 2: why he beat Jeb Bush, why he beat the political establishment,
Speaker 2: because we were sick and tired of it on both sides,
Speaker 2: and we brought in a guy from the private sector
Speaker 2: who's got no political experience, but he's a businessman, he's
Speaker 2: a billionaire. The guy knows how to make deals and
Speaker 2: that's what he's known for. And he of course, yeah,
Speaker 2: and you know we're not jumping into it. We're not
Speaker 2: going to go celebrate too soon. This could fall apart
Speaker 2: in a day or two. But I mean Trump is
Speaker 2: doing it. He's making it work, and regardless of where
Speaker 2: you are politically, I mean, this is something to a
Speaker 2: plaud And yeah, if this is everlasting piece or even
Speaker 2: ever lasting this last six months, give the guy the
Speaker 2: Nobel Prize. I mean, this is incredible. Biden couldn't do it. Really,
Speaker 2: no president before him has been able to do this
Speaker 2: and leave it to Trump. You know, he's tried it,
Speaker 2: and I think he's working on it with Ukraine and Russia,
Speaker 2: but you look at all the other places in the world.
Speaker 2: He's bringing peace. I mean, he really is. He has
Speaker 2: the ability. When you sit down with guy, I don't
Speaker 2: care who it is, and everyone says, oh my god.
Speaker 2: He coses up to Putin. He cooses up to this guy.
Speaker 2: Trump will sit down with anybody if it means accomplishing
Speaker 2: a goal, if it's a means to an end, And
Speaker 2: when you meet the guy and you stand face to
Speaker 2: face them, he's got an ability to be I'm the
Speaker 2: President the United States, I'm a billionaire, I sleep with
Speaker 2: a supermodel. But for this moment that I'm talking to you,
Speaker 2: You're the only human being on the planet. They some
Speaker 2: politicians and some very charismatic people are blessed with that ability.
Speaker 2: He's one of them. He could just he could look
Speaker 2: at you and like the world around you just drowns
Speaker 2: out and he has your full attention. You know who
Speaker 2: can't do that, by the way, And I like him,
Speaker 2: and I feel bad Ron de Santis can't do it.
Speaker 2: Ron de Santis. There's something about him that when he
Speaker 2: meets to face, as he is scanning the room trying
Speaker 2: to get away from you, he's very socially awkward and uncomfortable,
Speaker 2: which is one of the reasons why he can never
Speaker 2: take on Trump. I like to see him working together,
Speaker 2: but he will never unsee Trump. He doesn't have the
Speaker 2: ker chrisma to do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's in the DNA. It's a just an
Speaker 1: innate characteristic, you know, it's a I used to play.
Speaker 1: It reminds me of a guy I used to play
Speaker 1: pick up basketball with and every once in a while
Speaker 1: he just walk up to you and give you what
Speaker 1: we call a little titty twister, Right, just do something
Speaker 1: annoying as hell like that. I mean, but somehow he
Speaker 1: was able to get away. If I did that to someone,
Speaker 1: I mean, oh hell would break loose. But this guy,
Speaker 1: for whatever reason, he was able to do that and
Speaker 1: get away with it. And it's just one of those
Speaker 1: those characteristics that you're born with and there's no rhyme
Speaker 1: or reason about it. But you know, I look at
Speaker 1: I'm looking at I was talking about this twenty point
Speaker 1: plan before you came on, and the whole notion that
Speaker 1: how do you get your head around this notion that
Speaker 1: Hamas is voluntarily going to give up power, They're going
Speaker 1: to lay down their weapons, They're going to, I guess,
Speaker 1: just disband and disperse into the ether. How do you
Speaker 1: get your your head around that that that that is
Speaker 1: actually what you know that this is going to be
Speaker 1: the final chapter of Hamas and that some some new
Speaker 1: government will be uh, it will be brought into into
Speaker 1: play there in Gaza, and Gaza will be uh. You know.
Speaker 1: I think they called it a Gaza lago on the
Speaker 1: on Fox News earlier tonight. With the redevelopment and all that.
Speaker 1: How do you get your head around the notion that
Speaker 1: this hardcore barbaric terrorist organization is simply going to let
Speaker 1: itself go away.
Speaker 2: Well, that's the thing. It's not. And look, they're not
Speaker 2: going to wake up. It's not going to be hands
Speaker 2: across you know, Israel tomorrow. What we're dealing with here
Speaker 2: predates the existence of the United States. This is an
Speaker 2: age old, fourteen hundred year old conflict. It's an ideological
Speaker 2: conflict that goes back to biblical times. And we, with
Speaker 2: our you know, American might, all we can really do
Speaker 2: is we can incentivize and we can threaten. I don't
Speaker 2: care about the I don't care what their thoughts and
Speaker 2: prayers are. I don't care what their feelings are. I
Speaker 2: don't care if they like each other or hate each other,
Speaker 2: as long as they behave I think about it like
Speaker 2: the law, and I work in the law and I
Speaker 2: can tell you one thing. The only thing that keeps
Speaker 2: us safe as a society is fear of consequences, because
Speaker 2: the other alternative to that is believing that humans are
Speaker 2: inherently good, which they are not. So I like to
Speaker 2: think that the fear of consequences, if you do this,
Speaker 2: something bad will happen, keeps people in line. And let
Speaker 2: that be what keeps Hamas in line. If you do this,
Speaker 2: these bad things are going to happen. If you do
Speaker 2: this positively, then these good things will happen. There has
Speaker 2: to be a little given and take. And again, you know,
Speaker 2: Israel's got to be willing to compromise too. I mean,
Speaker 2: the Palace Indians have a right to exist and the
Speaker 2: Israelis have a right to exist. So they have to
Speaker 2: figure out how to occupy this space together. And if
Speaker 2: it means give a little, get a little. Frankly, I
Speaker 2: don't care how they slice it up, as long as
Speaker 2: everybody can live peacefully and we can co exist, and
Speaker 2: we could, finally after eighty years of this nonsense been
Speaker 2: going on to that part of the world move on.
Speaker 2: So whatever the reason may be, whatever leverage Trump has
Speaker 2: over them, I don't care as long as it keeps
Speaker 2: them in mind.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, let's talk about the revelations that came
Speaker 1: to light this week. I think we've pretty much been
Speaker 1: convinced of the depth and breadth of the thoroughness of
Speaker 1: the corruption of the Biden administration. But it was made
Speaker 1: even more vivid this week with the revelations about what
Speaker 1: the FBI was doing, what Jack Smith was doing. When
Speaker 1: you talk about surveilling these sitting members of the Senate,
Speaker 1: them and all Republicans, just the level of corruption. You know,
Speaker 1: I talked about Watergate before. I mean Watergate is mere
Speaker 1: child's play. I think Eric Methaney compared to what we've
Speaker 1: learned about the Biden administration by the revelations it came
Speaker 1: to light this week.
Speaker 2: I look at Watergate the way that we look back
Speaker 2: on our middle school pictures and go, how could I
Speaker 2: have ever dressed that way? To look back on Watergate,
Speaker 2: you go, we had peached to president or we almost
Speaker 2: in peach. We had a president resigned for that for
Speaker 2: a hotel breaking. Come on, that's that happened three times
Speaker 2: last Tuesday. I mean, that's like, it's so crazy how
Speaker 2: far we've come. And Yeah, the Biden administration, I think
Speaker 2: as we unravel this more and more, and it seems
Speaker 2: like and again, the news cycle moves so quickly that
Speaker 2: like a day can be a year. Trump's only been
Speaker 2: in office since January, and we're now into October. It's
Speaker 2: only been ten months that we've exposed this. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is going to take I think years and years
Speaker 2: and years to unravel. And they even take him to
Speaker 2: you know, god willing JD. Vanson's presidency to fully understand
Speaker 2: and comprehend just how correc the Biden administration was really
Speaker 2: using January sixth as their jump off point to basically say,
Speaker 2: to hell with civil rights, to health, constitution, to help
Speaker 2: with anything. If you're affiliated with Trump, we now have
Speaker 2: carte blanche to go after you. However we did it
Speaker 2: reminded me like the War on Terror. They're like, ooh,
Speaker 2: under this big blanket, we can kind of do whatever
Speaker 2: we want. It's like the J six Committee and this,
Speaker 2: and then anyone associated with the Trump for the election.
Speaker 2: I mean, they were going after anybody who was within
Speaker 2: armslength the Trump and I think we're going to uncover that.
Speaker 2: We're also uncovering more and more how many federal agents
Speaker 2: were involved in that thing. That this was a giant
Speaker 2: entrapman operation. And when you and I've spent years and
Speaker 2: years talking to Jay six Ers on my show, and
Speaker 2: they're just kind of being in that world, and any
Speaker 2: one of them will tell you, like I just went
Speaker 2: to the Capitol. I went to the Capitol and just
Speaker 2: to protest, and all of a sudden, Capitol police stood
Speaker 2: down and they moved the barriers, they opened the damn doors.
Speaker 2: And it's kind of like you ever been to a
Speaker 2: rock concert, You ever been a sporting event when a
Speaker 2: massive humanity moves in a direction you.
Speaker 1: Thought, Yeah, I was. I was at the Who concert
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati, So I know I know exactly what you're
Speaker 1: talking about. Uh. The the other uh and and there's
Speaker 1: we've got some such limited time, but so many things
Speaker 1: I want to run by. Uh. This guy, the attorney
Speaker 1: general candidate in uh in Virginia, Jay Jones puts out stuff.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: And you know, Eric mcthaney, isn't an amazing that whenever
Speaker 1: the curtain is revealed on these liberal democrats, we see
Speaker 1: the most vile and disgusting speech that you can imagine.
Speaker 1: I mean, this guy is free to say whatever he wants.
Speaker 1: But when you fantasize about your political opponent getting a
Speaker 1: couple of bullets in the head, his children dying in
Speaker 1: their mother's arms. Uh, to my way of thinking, you
Speaker 1: cross the line there. It's fine that he's come out
Speaker 1: and said he's ashamed of himself and he apologized for it.
Speaker 1: But all the Democrats, every single Democrats, has refused to
Speaker 1: to put him down for this. They are still endorsing him.
Speaker 1: Here's what listened to what Nancy Pelosi said about this
Speaker 1: earlier today. Cut number nine hit that a.
Speaker 7: Scandal over text messages in which he, the Democrat, said
Speaker 7: that the GOP speaker of the House of Delegates should
Speaker 7: get two bullets to the head for how he paid
Speaker 7: tribute to a former moderate Democratic lawmaker who died.
Speaker 8: He has apologized.
Speaker 1: Should he get out of the race, and that's up
Speaker 1: to the people.
Speaker 9: The leaders in Virginia, they have said he has apologized.
Speaker 9: What I understand is they say that on balance, he's
Speaker 9: the better person to be attorney general.
Speaker 1: But that's that's enough. The guy who says this dude
Speaker 1: deserves a couple of bullets to that he's the better candidate.
Speaker 1: He's the better guy, Nancy Pelosi, You know, never mind
Speaker 1: she sounded like you three sheets to the wind.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Hey, this is the typical response that we get from
Speaker 1: Democrats when you see someone putting out stuff like this.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, they say in vino veritas, But I
Speaker 2: think a moderate approach to that is in your private
Speaker 2: text messages really is who you are. The Democrats aren't
Speaker 2: condemning him because they all have text messages in group
Speaker 2: chats where they're saying the same thing. They're saying the
Speaker 2: most vile, disgusting violence, written messages that we could even
Speaker 2: dare to think of. And then beyond that, this is
Speaker 2: how they feel. You know, they're public personas, the thoughts
Speaker 2: and prayers and oh my god, when I guarantee you
Speaker 2: when Charlie Kirk got shot, there were a lot of
Speaker 2: high five emojis being texted around Democratic circles. Hand to god,
Speaker 2: I swear that was being the That is how they feel.
Speaker 2: They hate, hate, hate, hate Conservatives, and they'll put on
Speaker 2: their nice face and oh, I feel I'm ashamed. Now
Speaker 2: he's upset that he got caught. But that's how they feel.
Speaker 2: And I guarantee you go pull the text message to
Speaker 2: WhatsApp records with all these people, that's what they've been
Speaker 2: saying for years. When Donald Trump got a I had
Speaker 2: Democrats joking, when Donald Donald Trump was almost assassinated, you know,
Speaker 2: why couldn't you just been a couple more millimeters the
Speaker 2: other side? Joking? But there's there's a lot of truth
Speaker 2: behind that, and we saw that, and again we know
Speaker 2: what we're dealing with. We're not dealing with normal people.
Speaker 2: We're not dealing with Oh I disagree with you on
Speaker 2: these grounds, but we're all Americans. We all stand for
Speaker 2: the same thing. No we don't. It's it's been that
Speaker 2: way for a while, and the divide is growing more
Speaker 2: and more. The difference is Democrats Republicans aren't standing down
Speaker 2: anymore and Democrats are out of power. So it's a
Speaker 2: very different ballgame. And that's why we're in a position
Speaker 2: now where we're dealing when the Democrats were in power,
Speaker 2: just how far they pushed it, just how correct they were.
Speaker 2: The big question is the million dollar questions, what's going
Speaker 2: to be done about it? Or are we going to be
Speaker 2: sitting here next year or the year after complaining about it.
Speaker 1: Well that's a good point. And I remember after Charlie
Speaker 1: Kirk was assassinated, and I really I came to the
Speaker 1: conclusion that buy and large Democrats are okay with this
Speaker 1: kind of stuff. I mean they they really are. And
Speaker 1: you look at the reaction to that, the reaction to this.
Speaker 1: Every Democrat organization in the Commonwealth of Virginia has put
Speaker 1: out a statement or signed onto a statement saying that
Speaker 1: they still support this guy. So it's beyond me how
Speaker 1: this guy and now we have the specter Eric mcthaney
Speaker 1: of already hundreds of thousands of Virginians, Virginians, Virginians having
Speaker 1: already voted for this guy before this information came to light.
Speaker 1: And so this early, to my way of thinking, we
Speaker 1: really need to rethink the whole notion of early voting.
Speaker 1: And because the votes get cast and then information like
Speaker 1: this comes out and you can't undo that.
Speaker 2: No, it's a bell you can't unring. And certainly remember
Speaker 2: that this guy is running for the top law enforcement spot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, top law enforcement.
Speaker 2: So what happens if God forbid, a conservative speaker got
Speaker 2: shot in Virginia. He's the one who's going to prosecute it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: what happens?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 1: What happens then? Well, he what he said is if
Speaker 1: they die before me, I'm going to go to their
Speaker 1: funerals and piss on their grapes.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what he said.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I've got his text messages right here, So
Speaker 1: I don't think there's a there's any mistaking in that
Speaker 1: the attorneys for James Comy say they're going to file
Speaker 1: emotion to dismiss the case for vindictive prosecution. In your
Speaker 1: view is is this a vindictive vindictive prosecution of James Commy.
Speaker 2: That's a very very high threshold to me. And no,
Speaker 2: it's not because he committed that crime and plain view
Speaker 2: of the world when he lied to Congress. No, these
Speaker 2: are factual issues, motions to dismiss or decided on issues
Speaker 2: of law. This is a factual dispute. It will be denied.
Speaker 2: It will be left tip to a finder fact which
Speaker 2: is a jury. If a jury of his peers says,
Speaker 2: you know what, this didn't rise the level of a lie,
Speaker 2: then he'll be acquitted. If they say you made a
Speaker 2: material false statement knowing it was false to Congress, then
Speaker 2: he'll be convicted.
Speaker 3: That's what it is.
Speaker 2: But it's a un legal legal I don't believe he
Speaker 2: gets dismissed. I think this is a factual issue, and
Speaker 2: factual issues go to Jerry's I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I've heard the media say so many times that this
Speaker 1: is Trump weaponizing the Department of Justice to go after
Speaker 1: his political enemies or his political opponents. Eric Mathany, James
Speaker 1: Comey was the head of the FBI. He should not
Speaker 1: be the political opponent or the political ally of anyone.
Speaker 1: His job should have been non political. But yet he
Speaker 1: allowed himself to be compromised in such ways that he
Speaker 1: became political. So if he's the political enemy of anyone,
Speaker 1: that's on him. Is it not.
Speaker 2: Agreed? It is on him? But I just that argument
Speaker 2: when the left comes out and says our Trump is
Speaker 2: weaponizing the Justice Department. They indicted him ninety one counts. Yeah,
Speaker 2: do you forget the mugshot? Do you forget you know,
Speaker 2: no one's above the law. We talk about with this guy,
Speaker 2: Joanes or Jay whatever. The Virginia Attorney General Campate said
Speaker 2: his text messages, he fields Donald Trump was indicted for
Speaker 2: saying fully and patriotically make your voices heard. They indicted
Speaker 2: this guy for everything but the limbird, baby. I mean,
Speaker 2: give me a break. This We went through the most
Speaker 2: weaponized justice system we've ever seen in our lifetime. What
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is doing. These are people who have committed
Speaker 2: serious offenses against the man sticks who have gotten away
Speaker 2: with it because they've been protected, and they are no
Speaker 2: longer protected. This is why they tried to keep the
Speaker 2: guy out of power. This is why they tried to
Speaker 2: shoot him. This is why they tried to arrest him
Speaker 2: and peach and lock him up for life. This is
Speaker 2: what they were afraid of.
Speaker 1: All right, Eric mcthaney, we've got to run. Bob and
Speaker 1: Eric Save America is the podcast? What's coming up on
Speaker 1: the podcast this week? And where can people find it?
Speaker 8: Come?
Speaker 2: Well, not this week. I'm gonna be out of town
Speaker 2: this week. In the coming weeks. Whatever goes on in
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Speaker 1: All right, Eric matthany, Always great to have you on,
Speaker 1: my friend. Appreciate the time. We'll do it again before
Speaker 1: too long.
Speaker 2: Yes, thank you.
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Speaker 1: Dan Carroll. Now that the Reds are done every Wednesday
Speaker 1: and Thursday night and we are rock and rolling till
Speaker 1: midnight tonight. My next guest is a filmmaker. He and
Speaker 1: he writes some excellent columns. And when he writes an
Speaker 1: excellent column which this is just about every week, I
Speaker 1: like to have him on. But Greg Ravido, it is
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Speaker 6: Yes, sir, st your Reds man.
Speaker 2: If I was there for you, you were there for us.
Speaker 1: Wanted him well the end, they made it to the postseason,
Speaker 1: and uh yeah. So the way we're looking at it
Speaker 1: is we're hoping this is the start of regular appearances
Speaker 1: in the postseason and then we'll get the ball rolling
Speaker 1: from there. So they got to back it up next
Speaker 1: season with another post Uh yeah, you know, uh postseason
Speaker 1: play and uh, and we'll see what happens. But this guy,
Speaker 1: this guy Jay Jones, the Democrat Party nominee for Attorney
Speaker 1: General in in Virginia. Uh, it just totally disgusting about
Speaker 1: what he wrote. And I've got the text messages right here,
Speaker 1: and I'm thinking there's a lot of people listening right
Speaker 1: now who don't know what this guy was writing about.
Speaker 1: So let me just run run through some of these
Speaker 1: text messages real quick here and uh, he's he starts
Speaker 1: off with this, He says, if those guys die before me,
Speaker 1: will go to their funerals and piss on their graves,
Speaker 1: send them out a wash in something. And whoever he's
Speaker 1: texting this to is saying, says Jay Jones. He says,
Speaker 1: three people, two bullets, Gilbert Hitler and Paul Pott. So
Speaker 1: Gilbert is is this guy's political opponent. I guess he
Speaker 1: was the Virginia Speaker of the House at the time. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Gilbert gets two bullets to the head. Spoil or put
Speaker 1: Gilbert in the crew with the two worst people.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: He receives both bullets every time. Then the person he's
Speaker 1: texting says, Jay, please stop, and he says, O L okay,
Speaker 1: and the other person he's texting, rights, it really bothers
Speaker 1: me when you talk about hurting people or wishing death
Speaker 1: to them. And then and then he goes on and
Speaker 1: he talks about you were the person again says, uh,
Speaker 1: you were talking about hoping Jennifer Gilbert's children would die.
Speaker 1: Then he says, and I think I think this is
Speaker 1: very revealed right here. Yes, I've told you this before.
Speaker 1: I've told you so, this is not this is not
Speaker 1: the apparently by his own hand, by his own writing,
Speaker 1: he's admitting that he has gone down this road before.
Speaker 1: So this guy is I mean, is he Is he
Speaker 1: a psychopath? Is he mentally ill? And he wants to
Speaker 1: be the chief law enforcement officer in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Speaker 1: Greg Rabbato, I mean, it's it's it's it's beyond, it's
Speaker 1: beyond anything. If you would have told me a couple
Speaker 1: of years ago that something like this could come out
Speaker 1: and this guy is likely to be the attorney general
Speaker 1: of you know, a major United States state, I would
Speaker 1: have said, there's no way this is going to happen.
Speaker 1: But it looks like it's going to happen anyway.
Speaker 6: Well, I'll tell you I mean, you bring you bring
Speaker 6: up a good question, right, is he a psycho? He
Speaker 6: is a mad man?
Speaker 3: In my blog this week, I'd.
Speaker 6: Say this sounds like the musings of a madman. I
Speaker 6: wouldn't trust them to, you know, take my quarter at
Speaker 6: a toboth. However, the Democrat's response is, well, don't worry,
Speaker 6: he's not going to take money at a tobu.
Speaker 3: He's only going to be the attorney general, we hope, of.
Speaker 6: The entire state of Virginia.
Speaker 3: I think it's worse.
Speaker 6: In terms of them not saying, oh, he's a madman
Speaker 6: or anything. They're not saying that. I think what's worse
Speaker 6: is they're not saying anything. I mean the Democratic Party
Speaker 6: in the left, when you don't condemn something like that,
Speaker 6: as I write, you tolerate it. When you start tolerating
Speaker 6: something long enough you know this, it becomes normalized, It
Speaker 6: becomes accepted, it becomes just the way of life. So,
Speaker 6: whether it's the violent murder fantasy rhetoric and text of
Speaker 6: someone who wants to be the top cop of the state,
Speaker 6: or whether it's somebody that takes their cue from these
Speaker 6: supposed leaders and then goes killed people because you know
Speaker 6: they disagree with their words, or they think, well, they
Speaker 6: said things about my trans lover that I didn't like.
Speaker 6: Is in the case of Charlie Kirk, so I can't
Speaker 6: use my words, apparently because I'm not an adult. So
Speaker 6: I guess I have to kill someone. I mean, to
Speaker 6: deny that there's not some correlation between words and actions
Speaker 6: is to deny their own sentiments on the left for
Speaker 6: so long that they've been saying words are violence. So
Speaker 6: I guess my question is you know as well, which
Speaker 6: is it? You know, which is it? And by the
Speaker 6: way he went on, that's Jay Jones, he went on.
Speaker 6: He doubles down. He doubles down on everything, right until
Speaker 6: the heat gets so much that he offers this, you know, flimsy, inauthenticpology.
Speaker 6: But he doubled down by saying that the police police
Speaker 6: should be shot killed and that's the only way that
Speaker 6: they'll stop, apparently brutalizing poor criminals that he thinks should
Speaker 6: be victims. And again, it's not like he's running for
Speaker 6: to be the head of Antifa, he's running to be
Speaker 6: the attorney general. How is this guy gonna look a
Speaker 6: victim in the eyes? How's he going to look at
Speaker 6: a mom or dad who just lost their son or
Speaker 6: daughter to some street gang thug or a murder, and
Speaker 6: go on, I feel your pain. I can relate out
Speaker 6: fight for you, really, because you were just saying how
Speaker 6: you fantasized putting bullets in the head of the political
Speaker 6: rival because he disagreed with you. The longer this goes on,
Speaker 6: the more everybody involved in Virginia, on the Democratic Party
Speaker 6: and nationally, their silence is deafening.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I had a long list of every Democrat organization,
Speaker 1: every county Democrat Party, all these different union leaders in
Speaker 1: the Commonwealth of Virginia who either wrote a letter or
Speaker 1: signed on to a letter doubling down on their support
Speaker 1: for this guy. You've got to AOC, You've got ilhan Omar,
Speaker 1: Jasmine Crockett. I just played a cut from Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 1: not not condemning this guy. Tim Kaine was out there
Speaker 1: saying that, yeah, you know, it's it's okay. And so
Speaker 1: after the Charlie Kirk assassination, I was I was sitting
Speaker 1: here looking at all the responses on this, and you've
Speaker 1: come to the same conclusion that I came to that
Speaker 1: they they really are okay with this kind of stuff
Speaker 1: as a party, as long as you know, as long
Speaker 1: as the agenda is being pushed, as long as you're
Speaker 1: out there and you're you're doing what your part the
Speaker 1: further the agenda. No matter what you do, you're in
Speaker 1: good standing with the with the Democrat party in this country.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, I've come to that conclusion. And if
Speaker 6: you would ask me a few years ago if I
Speaker 6: would conclude that, I probably said none. And there's good people,
Speaker 6: and you know that the core of both parties or
Speaker 6: I think is authentic, and both parties ultimately have different
Speaker 6: pay acts and aims and objectives. You know, they kind
Speaker 6: of all want the same ultimate goal for America. I
Speaker 6: can't say that now. And when you don't condemn political vince,
Speaker 6: when you don't condemn this sort of murder fantasy stuff,
Speaker 6: when you don't condemn how disgusting and verrific and really
Speaker 6: inhumane these kind of comments, or whether he put them
Speaker 6: in a private text, whether it was public, whether he
Speaker 6: said in a speech where he said it off hand.
Speaker 6: To your point earlier, which was spot on, this was
Speaker 6: not like a moment of impulse, a one time where
Speaker 6: he isn't arguing somebody said something. He doesn't mean you know,
Speaker 6: we've all were human, right, we say bad things at
Speaker 6: times or things we regret, but you've got to really
Speaker 6: be thinking from There's got to be a dark place
Speaker 6: in your heart to be coming up with that kind
Speaker 6: of stuff and putting it in writing, and then when
Speaker 6: it's presented to you, as you said, by the way
Speaker 6: the text, the person thing's texting to you apparently is
Speaker 6: one of his Democratic colleagues who was not comfortable with
Speaker 6: this stuff. And even when you are presented with someone
Speaker 6: you work with, and by the way he works, he
Speaker 6: worked with Todd and Jennifer. Knew that he knew their
Speaker 6: children at the time. I believe that they were like
Speaker 6: two and four years old. Two four years old, So
Speaker 6: he's saying, I don't know if you put this, I apologize.
Speaker 6: But he also he also texted that he wished that
Speaker 6: Todd Gilbert's wife, Jennifer, who he knew personally, would have
Speaker 6: her own children aged too and four at the time,
Speaker 6: die in her arms, so she apparently would no pain
Speaker 6: and that it's no big loss because they Todd and Jennifer,
Speaker 6: and as he said, most of the Republicans, it's not
Speaker 6: all of them are raising little fascists anyway, Again, this
Speaker 6: is the musings of someone who if he's not a
Speaker 6: madman or psychotic, as you raised, then he is someone
Speaker 6: apparently who is a whole lot normalized in the Democratic
Speaker 6: Party than we may be ever even in our wildest
Speaker 6: worst dreams imagined. Because nobody on the left is condemning it,
Speaker 6: so obviously they prioritize power and whatever agenda I guess
Speaker 6: they get, which is just more power, more seats, and
Speaker 6: to your point, I guess nothing's off the table if
Speaker 6: they get it. Maybe the Democrat have always been this
Speaker 6: way and maybe I was naive.
Speaker 1: Uh the uh our friends over at NewsBusters dot org
Speaker 1: reported on this, and the uh these text messages when
Speaker 1: got you know, you would expect that they would get
Speaker 1: a certain amount of especially with the you know, the
Speaker 1: political season being upon us, they would get a certain
Speaker 1: amount of coverage from mainstream media on MSN or NBC,
Speaker 1: the NBC network. It got sixty three seconds worth of
Speaker 1: coverage on ABC, CBS, PBS combined. It got zero zero coverage.
Speaker 1: So you know, we're talking about this, We know all
Speaker 1: this information. This is you know, there's seven hundred wlw's
Speaker 1: a powerful fifty thousand Watt radio station, you know where
Speaker 1: at nighttime you can be heard in thirty eight states
Speaker 1: and half of Canada. But there are still millions and
Speaker 1: millions of America, millions of Americans who have no idea
Speaker 1: that this story even in this it's amazing. It is
Speaker 1: the American people, Greg Ravedue are unbelievably so poorly served
Speaker 1: by the media in this country. It's worse than an epidemic.
Speaker 6: It is such a profound point you make, it cannot
Speaker 6: be overstated. You know, for the last I don't know,
Speaker 6: almost twenty years or so, I've worked either full of
Speaker 6: part time in teaching academics, politics and film to you know,
Speaker 6: college aid students, graduates, non traditionals, but a lot of
Speaker 6: a lot of students between say eighteen and twenty two,
Speaker 6: eighteen twenty five, right, And I've seen a lot of
Speaker 6: changes over the time. That's whole discussion for another time.
Speaker 6: But one of the things that relates to what we're
Speaker 6: talking about is this has come up recently because we're
Speaker 6: working on a film project having to do with a
Speaker 6: political violence and having to do with radicalization of campuses.
Speaker 6: And one of the things I will share certain things
Speaker 6: like this, like you and I are talking, I'll share it,
Speaker 6: and out of a class, let's say, of forty students,
Speaker 6: I will have maybe eight that will kind of know
Speaker 6: what I'm talking about, and the others will look at
Speaker 6: me and now have a clue. So now what I've
Speaker 6: had to learn. I have to give so much background
Speaker 6: information just to get to the point where we can.
Speaker 3: Have to discuss.
Speaker 1: They probably think, they probably think, oh, no, yeah, I
Speaker 1: haven't heard anything about that story. It's not true.
Speaker 6: I've come with the receipts, my friend. I have to,
Speaker 6: because I've run into so many people to your point
Speaker 6: that never watch her, don't know this, and they just
Speaker 6: think that you're just making stuff up just to propagandize,
Speaker 6: and I go, no, sadly, that is what's happening. A
Speaker 6: lot on the left these days in the media are
Speaker 6: not just complicit, they are collaborating with them.
Speaker 1: So one person who did notice was Winsome Seers. She
Speaker 1: is running for governor in the Commonwealth of Virginia against
Speaker 1: Abigail Spanburger, and of course Spanberger refused to condemn this,
Speaker 1: but win some Seers and as a movie maker, I
Speaker 1: want you to critique this commercial that she put out.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you've seen it or not, but
Speaker 1: you'll be able to hear the audio. But let's run
Speaker 1: this hit that kind. I believe it's cutting number eight, Joe.
Speaker 9: We start with breaking news from the campaign trail.
Speaker 1: J Jones is under fire.
Speaker 8: Jay Jones is under fire.
Speaker 7: Jay Jones, he is under fire after messages he said
Speaker 7: twenty twenty two, saying former Virginia Housepeaker Todd Gilbert should
Speaker 7: be shot.
Speaker 1: I'm excited about this, chiggin.
Speaker 3: It's been a great to be out on the campaign.
Speaker 3: Jill with j Jones.
Speaker 10: You said Gilbert's wife could watch her own child die
Speaker 10: in her arms so that Gilbert might reconsider his political.
Speaker 1: Views, and Joe will stand.
Speaker 11: Up for the people of Jones said, quote Gilbert Hitler
Speaker 11: and Paul pot Gilbert gets two bullets to the head.
Speaker 8: Read.
Speaker 12: Jones doubled down, saying quote, do I think Todd and
Speaker 12: Jennifer are evil and that they're breeding little fascists?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 10: How came Virginians trust a man who said something so horrific, so.
Speaker 4: Pallaceing only what people feeling personally? They robot policy.
Speaker 1: So that's the ad that win some sears put out,
Speaker 1: and I mean the the and the and the newscasting
Speaker 1: here and there are all local newscasts. We just said,
Speaker 1: the networks aren't covering this. There's no network newscasting there.
Speaker 1: It's all local stations there in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Speaker 1: But Greg, I listened to that, and I think that's
Speaker 1: that's pretty powerful stuff, as she ties Ablegail span Burger
Speaker 1: directly to this Attorney general.
Speaker 6: No, I've seen the ad and just listening to the audio.
Speaker 6: I was thinking of the visual and it is powerful.
Speaker 6: The one thing I would I would if I was
Speaker 6: advising win some seers. I tell you what I'd love
Speaker 6: to I'd love to cut sort of round two ads,
Speaker 6: which would be a follow up, and I would just
Speaker 6: keep pounding uh, because there's visual and audio out there
Speaker 6: where local journalists have confronted span Barger and after go
Speaker 6: on record and she she either refuses walks away one
Speaker 6: at the times she said something like, oh I'm not
Speaker 6: familiar with that issue. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 8: Really?
Speaker 6: And then I just I just keep hitting. I would
Speaker 6: just keep hitting that over and over and tie tie her.
Speaker 6: I mean, you got it, Winsinceeres, I think have to
Speaker 6: absolutely come because uh, span Barger is uh you listen
Speaker 6: to her interviews. She can't even answer what she would
Speaker 6: do on day one if she won the governor I used.
Speaker 6: She said something like, well, there's so many things in
Speaker 6: my head. There's just so many things. And then, to
Speaker 6: the credit of the journalists, she actually said, what you
Speaker 6: you know you're you're a journalists. You would say the
Speaker 6: next thing is, well, great, you know, share share one
Speaker 6: or two.
Speaker 8: She couldn't, so.
Speaker 6: Then she stumbled, and then she ended up saying something
Speaker 6: incoherent like I would I would ask for, you know,
Speaker 6: federal money, because there's just so many things we need here,
Speaker 6: so I would just keep hitting on that. But you know,
Speaker 6: it's there are memes now, at least on social media.
Speaker 6: It is starting to get some play. I had a
Speaker 6: buddy who's in the industry share a bunch of stuff
Speaker 6: and it's a meme. It's like a continual loop of
Speaker 6: Democrat leaders, whether they're cap national or local, all either
Speaker 6: walking away. Several of them like Blumenthal Connecticut. I think, yes,
Speaker 6: I boom. He pretends he doesn't have any idea of
Speaker 6: the issue. It's just so it's so inauthentic and hypocritical.
Speaker 6: It strikes me to my core. I cannot stand in hypocrisy.
Speaker 6: If someone lies to me and say, you know what,
Speaker 6: Greg got lied to you, man, I'm sorry, okay, Or
Speaker 6: someone say if Jay Jones were to say, you know,
Speaker 6: I have these territ thoughts. They're disgusting, they're awful. Man,
Speaker 6: forgive me. I need therapy, I need help. I think
Speaker 6: I can still do the job. I'll do my best.
Speaker 6: Please vote for me, okay, you know, let the voters decide.
Speaker 6: But it's the hypocrisy and people pretending that it's not
Speaker 6: bad and then worse not condemning it and tolerating it,
Speaker 6: because then it becomes normal.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, span Berger said, she called him out
Speaker 1: on it, but when it comes to actually accepting responsibility
Speaker 1: or facing any consequences, she did. She didn't bother it.
Speaker 6: Again, she didn't absolutely he didn't follow him out on it.
Speaker 6: She thinks she called him out of and then in
Speaker 6: the next breath she's saying, no, he needs to stay
Speaker 6: on the ticket. And then he started to say all
Speaker 6: the wonderful things he's going to be attorney general. When
Speaker 6: you say those things as the top cop, to me,
Speaker 6: you're automatically disqualified. You are not fit for that office.
Speaker 1: All right, Greg RABBITO. We got to run what you
Speaker 1: don't condemn me, you tolerate and a great headline, a
Speaker 1: great piece. Keep up the great work there at Valmar Films.
Speaker 1: And we will talk in again before too long. But Greg,
Speaker 1: thank you for the time tonight, and as always, and
Speaker 1: appreciate you, and I hope we get to do it again.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, there you go, all right, thanks,
Speaker 1: all right, there you go, Greg Ravedue and I appreciate
Speaker 1: his time. And we're a little late for a break.
Speaker 1: Ten twenty five at seven hundred WLW, seven hundred WLW,
Speaker 1: ten thirty nine, Dan Carroll till midnight tonight on the
Speaker 1: Wednesday night edition The Midweek Crisis. I'm here, glad you
Speaker 1: are here as well. Phone lines are open five one, three, seven,
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Speaker 1: What was a big story a couple of weeks ago?
Speaker 1: Anyone remember morning, noon, and night? Lead story every night,
Speaker 1: every every day, every every hour, top the hour, bottom
Speaker 1: of the hour. Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Kimmel always gonna ABC's
Speaker 1: gonna take a show off. Oh my god, Trump stuck
Speaker 1: his uh stuck his big finger into ABC, made him
Speaker 1: get rid of Jimmy can't take a joke. And I
Speaker 1: remember when it was so long ago. A couple of
Speaker 1: days later, what they do, You know what, We're gonna
Speaker 1: put Jimmy Kimmel back on. So Jimmy Kimmel is back
Speaker 1: on TV. And so you know, he was gone for
Speaker 1: what three or four days? Comes back on TV. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, look at these ratings. Jimmy Kimmel our highest
Speaker 1: ratings ever. All the millions and millions of Americans wanted
Speaker 1: to see what this funny man was going to do,
Speaker 1: just taking Trump apart. I saw it. It was a
Speaker 1: day after I saw someone posted on my social media
Speaker 1: feed about how Trump supporters are besides themselves because Jimmy
Speaker 1: Kimmel got such great numbers. And I responded to that
Speaker 1: particular one and I said, I don't remember exactly what
Speaker 1: I said, but I said something along the lines of, hey,
Speaker 1: that's great. Report back and two or three weeks and
Speaker 1: let's see how the numbers for Jimmy kimmeler are holding up. Well,
Speaker 1: the numbers for Jimmy Kimmel are In, and the website
Speaker 1: Justin News reported it this way. Late night TV show
Speaker 1: host Jimmy Kimmel has lost seventy one percent of his
Speaker 1: audience since his show returned to the air last month.
Speaker 1: On Thursday that was A Week Could Go to we
Speaker 1: Could Go Tomorrow. Jimmy Kimmel Live returned to the air
Speaker 1: September twenty third, following a brief suspension. The show averaged
Speaker 1: one point nine million viewers, losing seventy one percent of
Speaker 1: the audience that tuned in for the host return. ABC
Speaker 1: announced last month that Kimmel's show would not return to
Speaker 1: the air after Disney suspended it. The situation arose when
Speaker 1: the host delivered a monologue in which he claimed that
Speaker 1: Trump's Mega Gang was trying to politically benefit from the
Speaker 1: assassination of Charlie Kirk. Kimmell said, we hit some new
Speaker 1: lows over the weekend with MAGA trying to characterize this
Speaker 1: kill who killed Charlie Kirk as anything other than one
Speaker 1: of them, and doing everything you can to score political
Speaker 1: points from it. Of course. Kirk, thirty one years old,
Speaker 1: was assassinated while speaking at a Turning Point USA event
Speaker 1: at Utah Valley University kim Will's show lost eighty five
Speaker 1: percent of the one point seven million adults aged twenty
Speaker 1: five to fifty four. That's a key demo. Twenty five
Speaker 1: to fifty four. Eighty five percent of those people bailed
Speaker 1: after watching Jimmy Kimmel and then reminding themselves of why
Speaker 1: they never watched that show to begin with. Anyway, the
Speaker 1: dude is not funny, He is not entertaining. On Thursday,
Speaker 1: Jimmy Kimmel Live had two hundred and sixty five thousand
Speaker 1: viewers in that age group twenty five to fifty four.
Speaker 1: That is a key demo because those are people who
Speaker 1: are considered to be in an age group where they
Speaker 1: have lots of disposable income. They can buy the things
Speaker 1: that you know, advertisers want them to buy. That's a
Speaker 1: big number to be falling off that much. Before the suspension.
Speaker 1: Kimmel average one point six million viewers in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: On turn on his return show, Kimmel said during his
Speaker 1: opening monologue, I have no illusion about changing anyone's mind.
Speaker 1: But I do want to make something clear because it's
Speaker 1: important to me as a human, and that is you understand,
Speaker 1: never my intention to make light of the murder of
Speaker 1: a young man. Well, you know, this part of the
Speaker 1: monologue just it just doesn't ring true to me. On
Speaker 1: a show like that, you've got producers, you've got executive producers,
Speaker 1: you've got writers. God knows how many. I think. My
Speaker 1: buddy Curtis Halkover at NewsBusters told me there's like two
Speaker 1: hundred people who work on that show. So when the
Speaker 1: monologue is written, it's not one person just banging it
Speaker 1: out on a word process. God forbid that. Jimmy Kimmel. Actually,
Speaker 1: maybe he does. I don't know. Maybe he does put
Speaker 1: some work into it. I don't know. I would certainly
Speaker 1: like to think that he does. But there's writers for this,
Speaker 1: and so these things get discussed, they get talked about,
Speaker 1: they get reviewed. How many sets of eyes did that
Speaker 1: joke go through before it made it onto the air?
Speaker 1: And then even after it was recorded, they record those
Speaker 1: shows in the afternoon, even after it was recorded, and
Speaker 1: certain parts of the show get edited out. You know,
Speaker 1: they get trim for content and they trim for time.
Speaker 1: All that kind of stuff make the show move along.
Speaker 1: Boom boom boom. After all the processing, all the eyeballs
Speaker 1: that saw that, it still went out over the air,
Speaker 1: and then he says, it was never my intention, No,
Speaker 1: it was his intention. What he what you saw, what
Speaker 1: you heard on the air that night was intentional, because
Speaker 1: everything that you see on those shows, the late night shows,
Speaker 1: it is all intentional. I've got Fox News on the
Speaker 1: monitor to my left right now. This show was recorded.
Speaker 1: It's not live. It was recorded in the afternoon. Greg
Speaker 1: Guttfeld is kicking butt in the late night TV world.
Speaker 1: This show was recorded in the afternoon. Brian killed me
Speaker 1: to speaking right now. Everything that I am seeing on
Speaker 1: this Fox show right now of Greg Guttfeld, I am
Speaker 1: intended to see because other people have already seen it.
Speaker 1: All the decisions have been made and they said, yes,
Speaker 1: this is the product we are putting out on the air.
Speaker 1: Same thing with Jimmy Kimmel, and now people are discovering that.
Speaker 1: You know, sure, there was great curiosity when he came back.
Speaker 1: What's he going to do? What's he going to say?
Speaker 1: Very hot item, But now a couple of weeks in
Speaker 1: his audience has fallen off seventy one percent in the
Speaker 1: key demo. So how's that working out for you? How's
Speaker 1: that working out for everyone who decided that they're going
Speaker 1: to put on their social media that Trump supporters are
Speaker 1: losing their minds because Jimmy Kimmel had a lot of
Speaker 1: people watching them on TV. How are we looking a
Speaker 1: couple of weeks later. I don't think so. What else
Speaker 1: Man Dami in New York? This guy is just thoroughly disgusting.
Speaker 1: He put out a statement yesterday on the anniversary of
Speaker 1: October seventh about what happened in Israel, and it literally
Speaker 1: sounded as if he was just reading Hamas propaganda. And
Speaker 1: the guy is just he's a He's a most apologist.
Speaker 1: He's an apologist for terrorists. And how anyone in New
Speaker 1: York can bring themselves to to vote for this guy
Speaker 1: is beyond me. Townhall dot com has done a peace
Speaker 1: on Mondami. Less than a month away from the New
Speaker 1: York City mayoral election, all signs point to the Kami
Speaker 1: Zorhan Mandami winning. Members of the Democrats Socialists of America
Speaker 1: have gloated that Mamdami will follow their agenda if he's elected.
Speaker 1: We've already seen what that looks like. It'll bring the
Speaker 1: end of the gifted and Talented program in New York
Speaker 1: City schools, free buses that I played that clip last week.
Speaker 1: He wants to make the buses free for everyone. Free
Speaker 1: and free busses, right, and they're gonna be and man,
Speaker 1: they're going to be fast, fast and free buses, free, free, free.
Speaker 1: That's going to cost six to seven hundred million dollars
Speaker 1: once to get rid of police, defund the police. A
Speaker 1: lot of police are already the police that are able
Speaker 1: to already getting out of New York City once. Of
Speaker 1: course they have the government run grocery stores. Now it
Speaker 1: seems that Mandami is going to follow in the footsteps
Speaker 1: of fellow Marxist Say Guavera, the revolutionary who hated gays
Speaker 1: and put them in camps. The New York Post reports
Speaker 1: that front runner Zorhan Mandami flashed a beaming smile and
Speaker 1: a photo with a top Ugandan official who pushed harsh
Speaker 1: anti LGBTQ policies that included life imprisonment for gay people.
Speaker 1: So if you're gay and you're going to vote for
Speaker 1: mon DOMI are these are kind of people you want
Speaker 1: him bumping around with.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: He met with Rebecca Cattage in July during a break
Speaker 1: from the campaign trail after winning the Democrat primary that
Speaker 1: included a lavish celebration of his recent nuptials that I
Speaker 1: secluded Ugandan compound owned by his family. So I've got
Speaker 1: the picture right here and there. He is mugging with this,
Speaker 1: with this individual who doesn't have a lot of love
Speaker 1: for the for the lgbt Q plus community. How's that
Speaker 1: going to sit with the Mandamie supporters in New York schools?
Speaker 1: Here is Ward Clark in Red State talking about Mondami
Speaker 1: getting rid of the gifted and talented schools in New York.
Speaker 1: Let's see, let's see, let me see the Bronx High
Speaker 1: School and see Monza Mondami attended an elite special high
Speaker 1: school in New York, the Bronx High School of Science,
Speaker 1: and yet plans to wipe out New York schools remaining
Speaker 1: gifted and talented programs. Only the best would do for
Speaker 1: this privileged Ugandan born son of a tenured Columbia professor
Speaker 1: and an Oscar nominated filmmaker. In twenty sixteen, he told
Speaker 1: the Oral History Podcast and Compass Bronx Science Stories that
Speaker 1: in eighth grade, while he was deciding which private school
Speaker 1: he would have the pleasure of, would have the pleasure
Speaker 1: of his enrollment for the next four years, he sat
Speaker 1: for the specialized high school admission tests on a whim.
Speaker 1: Let's see letybe get to the part where he talks
Speaker 1: about getting rid of these programs. He always says he
Speaker 1: wants to do away with these programs in these schools,
Speaker 1: the gifted and talented programs, because they are racist. On
Speaker 1: Dommie wants to phase out New York City's gifted and
Speaker 1: talent programs. He says that he would eliminate the accelerated
Speaker 1: Learning program at the kindergarten level. The gifted classes would
Speaker 1: remain active through the school year, but would no longer
Speaker 1: be available next fall. So he wants, you know, he's
Speaker 1: decided that these these programs are racist. New York spends
Speaker 1: twenty six thousand dollars per year per student in these programs,
Speaker 1: he's advanced programs, so he wants to get rid of it.
Speaker 1: He wants everyone to be, everyone to be the same,
Speaker 1: everyone to be if if you're and it's all the
Speaker 1: same on the lowest common denominate. So this is part
Speaker 1: of the part of the plan. And then these cops,
Speaker 1: a lot of these cops are talking about if they
Speaker 1: can get out, they're going to get out. So you're
Speaker 1: going to have a mass exodus the cops because this
Speaker 1: guy does not support the cops. So he wants to
Speaker 1: get rid of the smart kids, wants to get rid
Speaker 1: of the funding for police, and he hates cops and
Speaker 1: he apologizes for terrorists. And this is the guy who's
Speaker 1: going to be the mayor of the most important city
Speaker 1: in this country. I just look at this and I
Speaker 1: don't know how it's even possible, but it's happening right
Speaker 1: before our eyes. You hope that people of New York
Speaker 1: will come to their senses about We're be getting pretty
Speaker 1: far down that track. It is ten fifty four. We
Speaker 1: got to get to break news coming up the top
Speaker 1: of the hour. One hour to go on the Wednesday
Speaker 1: night edition of The Midweek Crisis on seven hundred WLW
Speaker 1: My back Big One, seven hundred WLW eleven oh seven.
Speaker 1: We go to midnight tonight on the Wednesday night edition
Speaker 1: of The Midweek Crisis. I'm Dan Carroll Joe Waddell running
Speaker 1: the Big Board in the seven hundred WLW command Center.
Speaker 1: So make sure you say hello to Joe when you
Speaker 1: call in five one, three, seven four, nine, seven thousand
Speaker 1: and one, eight hundred the Big One. I was talking
Speaker 1: earlier about Mondami there in New York, accusing Israel of
Speaker 1: waging a genocidal war in his In his Hamas propaganda
Speaker 1: statement that he put out on the anniversary October seventh, yesterday,
Speaker 1: he talked about the bombing of homes, hospital, schools, and
Speaker 1: bombing them all into rubble, saying that these are war crimes.
Speaker 1: He briefly acknowledged the Hamas attack two years ago. Today
Speaker 1: Hamas carried out a horrific war crime, killing more than
Speaker 1: a one one hundred Israelis, kidnapping two hundred and fifty more.
Speaker 1: Montdami wrote, I mourned these lives and pray for the
Speaker 1: safe return of every hostage. Does he really? Does he really? Then,
Speaker 1: he says, in the aftermath of that day, Prime Minister
Speaker 1: net Yahoo and the Israeli government launched the Tennis side
Speaker 1: of war, a death told that now far exceeds sixty
Speaker 1: seven thousand. With the Israeli military bombing Holmes hospital and
Speaker 1: schools into rubble. Homes, hospital and schools. These terrorists us
Speaker 1: humans as innocent civilians, as human shields. They launch rockets
Speaker 1: and missiles from hostile hospitals, from schools where innocent they are,
Speaker 1: places where innocence will be because they want the propaganda
Speaker 1: of these lost lives. They don't give a damn of
Speaker 1: that any of these lives. They want these people to
Speaker 1: be killed so they can further their own purposes. We
Speaker 1: know this Mandami makes excuses for terrorist activity. You know
Speaker 1: who else knew this? One of our former presidents, Bill Clinton,
Speaker 1: knew this. And this was Bill Clinton not that long ago,
Speaker 1: talking about what Hamas and what these terrorist organizations do.
Speaker 1: And listen to what Bill Clinton has to say about this.
Speaker 1: Joe Lit's here cut number eleven depends on why do
Speaker 1: you care.
Speaker 13: What happens to the Palestinians as opposed to the Hamas
Speaker 13: government and the people with guided missiles? Yes they were,
Speaker 13: yes they were. No, wait a minute, yes they were.
Speaker 13: And Hamas is really smart. When they decide to rock
Speaker 13: at Israel, they insinuate themselves in the hospitals, in the schools,
Speaker 13: in the highly populous areas. And they are smart.
Speaker 6: So they tried.
Speaker 13: So they wait wait, wait, they so they try to
Speaker 13: put the Israelis in a position of either not defending
Speaker 13: themselves or killing innocence.
Speaker 1: They're good at it, They're smart. They've been doing this
Speaker 1: a long time.
Speaker 13: Look, I don't agree, I killed myself to give the
Speaker 13: Palestinians state. I had a deal they turned down them
Speaker 13: that would have.
Speaker 2: Given them all of Gaza.
Speaker 13: Wait, wait, all of Gaza, between ninety six and ninety
Speaker 13: seven percent of the West Bank compensating land in Israel.
Speaker 3: Your name.
Speaker 1: So there's Bill Clinton, and you heard him say it.
Speaker 1: They put themselves, They launched their rockets from schools, from hospitals,
Speaker 1: from populated areas. And yet Mandannie goes out there and
Speaker 1: simply regurgitates a press release from the Homas terrorists talking
Speaker 1: about genocide. So I just wanted to get that in there.
Speaker 1: I didn't have up exactly what he said in the
Speaker 1: last half hour, and I wanted to get that in there.
Speaker 1: Last week we were talking about truckers and how illegal
Speaker 1: aliens were getting these these drivers' licenses, these CDLs that
Speaker 1: said no name given. And before we do that, I
Speaker 1: did see Alice was on here earlier, then she disappeared,
Speaker 1: and now she's back and my friend Alice and Clairemont County.
Speaker 1: God bless you, Alice. How are you tonight? It's been
Speaker 1: a little while.
Speaker 8: Hi, Dan Well, I listen every time you're on, and
Speaker 8: fortunately we'll have you on for two nights a week
Speaker 8: and hopefully more.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I've got not next week, but the week after.
Speaker 1: I've got a couple of Cunningham shows, and I got
Speaker 1: my shows. So but every Wednesday and Thursday night I
Speaker 1: am right here on the big one.
Speaker 8: So it's hardly to look forward to.
Speaker 1: Yes, now, I know you listen to a New York
Speaker 1: radio station all the time.
Speaker 8: Yes. And also I still have friends in Manhattan. I
Speaker 8: used so I was based there. I used to live there.
Speaker 1: And what what what what are the New York radio
Speaker 1: talk stations saying about mom Dommy?
Speaker 8: Well, their demographics would be the same as yours. So
Speaker 8: they're preaching to the choir and they are afraid that
Speaker 8: this guy is going to win. He Cuomo is not
Speaker 8: really doing much. He's he went on the view. I understand,
Speaker 8: I wouldn't waste my time. Uh, he went on the view.
Speaker 1: I don't think is he's been able to raise any money.
Speaker 8: They have an odd match up there. They if you're
Speaker 8: from the area, they'll match eight to one after they
Speaker 8: raise a certain amount of money. So he has some money,
Speaker 8: but he doesn't seem to have been that aggressive throughout
Speaker 8: the whole thing. He was nearly impeached. He left him
Speaker 8: disgrace and people can't stand him.
Speaker 3: Of the problem.
Speaker 1: He possibly go anywhere without someone bringing up what he
Speaker 1: did during the during the Wuhun.
Speaker 8: Well, they do bring it up, and he is he
Speaker 8: is so disliked that he's you know, there's no one there.
Speaker 8: Curtis Leiwa, who was the founder of the Guardian Angels.
Speaker 8: They're saying that if he would pull out, he's a
Speaker 8: lone Republican and you know that did a big stronghold
Speaker 8: in New York anyway, and if he would pull out,
Speaker 8: then maybe Cloma would have a chance. I mean, he's
Speaker 8: literally the lesser of two evils, and this guy is
Speaker 8: so far left he is evil. He has been a
Speaker 8: citizen for only seven years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well let me ask you about Sleeva though. I
Speaker 1: would imagine, and I would think Sliwa has been around
Speaker 1: and had a name in New York City. I think
Speaker 1: going back to the late nineteen eighties and when when
Speaker 1: him and his group was on the subway the whole time,
Speaker 1: well they I think they were called the Guardian Angels.
Speaker 1: And I would think I would think slee Wa enjoys
Speaker 1: a pretty solid reputation around New York City.
Speaker 8: He does, but he's not really a public And unfortunately,
Speaker 8: Clomo and Sleewad now have have protection from the New
Speaker 8: York Police, and that means that he they have had,
Speaker 8: he has had both have had credible threats on their lives. Uh.
Speaker 8: This guy is, like I said, he is evil. People
Speaker 8: cannot believe. My friends can't believe that he would. The
Speaker 8: Jewish population in New York is second only in the
Speaker 8: world to Israel, and they cannot believe people are going
Speaker 8: to vote for this guy. Now there is there is
Speaker 8: a debate coming up. I believe it's this week, and
Speaker 8: they have to go since they accepted money, they have
Speaker 8: to go and he has to appear. So I don't
Speaker 8: know what. I don't know what will happen there. They're
Speaker 8: only calling him a communist. This guy is uh, he's
Speaker 8: He's almost like uh Army the mayor in Cincinnati. There's
Speaker 8: some similarities there. It's scary too.
Speaker 1: I absolutely do.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and I yes, and I've pointed it out to people.
Speaker 8: I know that. But I said, this guy in Cincinnati
Speaker 8: is so ambitious and so selfish about his about his
Speaker 8: ambitions that he he he is not as aggressive, you know,
Speaker 8: And God help Bowman. I hope something happens that for Cincinnati,
Speaker 8: because I moved out when I saw where it was going.
Speaker 8: This guy is going to win. Yeah I did because
Speaker 8: I was born in.
Speaker 1: You're in Claremont County, So yeah, you don't.
Speaker 8: I absolutely, And you know, I'd love to go in
Speaker 8: for the symphony and the ballet and the era. I'm
Speaker 8: not going to go in there and go into the
Speaker 8: city and you know, wonder what's behind me or whatever.
Speaker 1: You know, I was thinking of it's it's weird. I
Speaker 1: was thinking about that earlier tonight when I was when
Speaker 1: I was driving here, that that with all the there's
Speaker 1: a spike in crime and the you know, you've got
Speaker 1: a f tab purvol who likes to tell people that
Speaker 1: the city is safe and crime really isn't all that bad.
Speaker 1: But every night we hear about shootings and killings and
Speaker 1: all this violence going on the banks is sometimes completely
Speaker 1: out of control. Police have they really there's very little
Speaker 1: they can do. The they arrest people and then they're
Speaker 1: they're back out on the street in a matter of
Speaker 1: you know, twenty four or forty eight hours. It's just
Speaker 1: a revolving door and you got all these people with
Speaker 1: warrants out there, and we have no idea who's who
Speaker 1: should be have an ankle monitor on and who doesn't
Speaker 1: and all the rest of it. But I was thinking,
Speaker 1: you know, if for people like me, and you know,
Speaker 1: I don't live, I almost my house is literally a
Speaker 1: couple of hundred yards from the Claremont County line, so
Speaker 1: I'm almost in Claremont County. But I make I make
Speaker 1: almost any excuse I can make to not go downtown.
Speaker 1: You know, I would love I've been downtown to Finley
Speaker 1: Market on a Saturday morning, but I make an excuse
Speaker 1: to not to go down there. I'll make an excuse
Speaker 1: not to go to an event that is downtown. I'll
Speaker 1: make an excuse not to go to a Reds game,
Speaker 1: or not to go to a Bengals game, or not
Speaker 1: to go to October Fest or Taste or something like that,
Speaker 1: because it's just not it's just not worth the hassle
Speaker 1: to me. And that's a sad thing, it really is.
Speaker 8: It is sad, and dan everything is relative. The same
Speaker 8: thing is happening in Cincinnati, which is going on in
Speaker 8: New York right now. It's awful, It's absolutely awful there.
Speaker 8: The unique crimes, I mean, without that are so unique
Speaker 8: their gory, but the same thing is going on, the
Speaker 8: nightly shootings, the muggings, the kids are running wild. This
Speaker 8: guy is going to win, and people are scared. He
Speaker 8: came from out of the blue of what Right now
Speaker 8: they're checking his financial backing because they think he has
Speaker 8: a backing financial backing from out of the country, which
Speaker 8: is against federal election laws. But it's like everything else.
Speaker 8: We have seen this happening in our country and all
Speaker 8: of a sudden we're waking up to do something about it.
Speaker 8: And I'll tell you something else too. I was based
Speaker 8: in London for five years. They've London's gone. There are
Speaker 8: no there are no go zones in London.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 8: This guy wants Sharia law, and the mayor of London
Speaker 8: wants Sharia law. The five major cities in London have
Speaker 8: Muslim mayors and they want Sharia law. I don't know
Speaker 8: how London will come back. And what is this guy
Speaker 8: going to do? He wants to empty Rikers Island. Rikers
Speaker 8: Island is evil. I mean, they are some of the
Speaker 8: worst of the worst out there and it leaves you breathless.
Speaker 8: You know the things that are going on, and they
Speaker 8: could happen here if we don't, if the voters in
Speaker 8: Cincinnati don't come to their senses, I know how many.
Speaker 1: People, how many people can be mesmerized by this though,
Speaker 1: I mean all this stuff. You know, he was I
Speaker 1: saw a video of him today. He was on a
Speaker 1: bus and he was like, I'm talking to one of
Speaker 1: the bus riders, and I'm going to talk about how
Speaker 1: great it's going to be to have these these buses
Speaker 1: that are free and going to be fast. Does anyone
Speaker 1: think that a bus is going to be free and
Speaker 1: that if if he gets in charge, it's going to
Speaker 1: be fast, and it's going to be efficient in any
Speaker 1: sort of way, and it's going to call the city
Speaker 1: six to seven hundred million dollars a year.
Speaker 2: It's nearly three dollars.
Speaker 8: It's nearly three dollars now just to get on a
Speaker 8: bus or the subway. And and and that's just in
Speaker 8: sections of the city. I mean, you have zones. So
Speaker 8: how are they going to do this? And he's promising
Speaker 8: things that I'm wondering. I'm wondering, what's the matter with people?
Speaker 8: Can't they see through this? And something else too? I
Speaker 8: know people who are otherwise bright and they have responsible jobs.
Speaker 8: But if they don't see a D after a candidate's name,
Speaker 8: they won't vote for them, even though they know that,
Speaker 8: even though they know that it's that, it's it's wrong
Speaker 8: in their heart. You just like I said, it leaves
Speaker 8: you breathless. You just wonder what's the matter with people.
Speaker 1: And then he comes out with this, this horrific statement
Speaker 1: yesterday talking about how he mourns for the you know,
Speaker 1: those you know, the people who were killed on October seventh.
Speaker 1: But then he goes on to attack net and Yahoo
Speaker 1: and attack Israel and you know, saying that they've engaged
Speaker 1: in a genocide. And I mean this this statement looks
Speaker 1: like it could have been written by a propagandist for Hamas,
Speaker 1: you know, by a Hamas spokesperson. And and he goes
Speaker 1: out and he's I mean, is there anyone in New
Speaker 1: York to challenge him? Maybe? Well, I guess Sleeve might
Speaker 1: challenge him in the during this debate. But the people
Speaker 1: that are running the debate, will they challenge him on
Speaker 1: this statement at all?
Speaker 8: They Slave will will challenge him, Quobo will kind of
Speaker 8: sit back and yeah and coast, but Slave will challenge him,
Speaker 8: and sli Wi will will you know, walk into a firestorm.
Speaker 8: This guy's strong. But uh, he's like I said, he's
Speaker 8: he's got it. And but he came out of nowhere.
Speaker 8: Uh he was a city councilor. And I heard someone
Speaker 8: interviewed who, uh, who was a city councilor and he didn't.
Speaker 8: And this guy has presented one bill or whatever.
Speaker 3: They call it.
Speaker 8: And he didn't even know that he served with the
Speaker 8: guy I didn't even know was on city council. That's
Speaker 8: how active he's been. Also, yes, that's right. As Also
Speaker 8: he has been living in uh you have housing in
Speaker 8: New York's rent controlled. He wants to get rid. He
Speaker 8: he wants to freeze the rent right and he's living
Speaker 8: in a rent control department. And when they challenged him
Speaker 8: on that, he said, oh, gee, I didn't know that he.
Speaker 1: Wants he wants to seize the means of production. He knows,
Speaker 1: he knows exactly what he's doing. He doesn't want to live,
Speaker 1: he doesn't want to live under a communist or a
Speaker 1: socialist regime. He wants to be in charge of a
Speaker 1: communist or a socialist regime.
Speaker 8: Hell yeah, he'll live in Gracie mansion.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he'll be fine, he'll be fine. The people underneath.
Speaker 1: I mean, they're gonna these morons that are going to
Speaker 1: vote for him are going to learn a very harsh
Speaker 1: lesson and by and I'm afraid that by the time
Speaker 1: they figure it out, it's going to be too late.
Speaker 8: Businesses are already planning on moving to New Jersey if
Speaker 8: he wins, and there are ads on radio and television
Speaker 8: for business arbitrajurs who will merge your business to sell
Speaker 8: it for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, what should be the greatest city city
Speaker 1: in the world is going to turn into a third
Speaker 1: world hell hole. And will Alice, as always, I appreciate
Speaker 1: you tuning in, and I appreciate you picking up the phone.
Speaker 1: It's so great to hear your voice. You take care
Speaker 1: of yourself and when we're talking again soon.
Speaker 8: All right, thank you, You're the best.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you, Alice Allison, Claremont County. Uh now,
Speaker 1: my night is complete, but we still got a half
Speaker 1: an hour to go on. Seven hundred WLW, seven hundred
Speaker 1: WLW eleven thirty eight. We call this show the Midweek
Speaker 1: Crisis Wednesday Night Edition. I'm Dan Carroll five, the Big One.
Speaker 1: Those are the numbers to call. We We've done about
Speaker 1: arctach Frost for a while. Now town Hall writes it
Speaker 1: up like this, We've known for a while that the
Speaker 1: FBI and dj under the Biden administration ran an operation
Speaker 1: called Arctic Frost that targeted conservative figures and organizations, including
Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA. Now we come to
Speaker 1: find out Special Counsel Jack Smith was also monitoring private
Speaker 1: communications of nearly a dozen Republican lawmakers and crew, including
Speaker 1: Ron Johnson and Josh Hawley. The FBI has already terminated
Speaker 1: employees and abolished the CR fifteen squad a day after
Speaker 1: it was revealed that Republicans private communications and phone calls
Speaker 1: have been tracked. Cash Pttel announced this yesterday, said we're
Speaker 1: cleaning up a disease temple three decades in the making,
Speaker 1: identifying the rot, removing those who weaponize law enforcement for
Speaker 1: political purposes. I mean, it really just shows how thoroughly corrupt.
Speaker 1: I think we knew this already that the Biden administration
Speaker 1: really was. Josh Holly was on with Bill Hemmer on
Speaker 1: Fox News and he was talking about what happened to him.
Speaker 1: Let's hear at cut number one Senate Judiciary Committee member
Speaker 1: just stepped out of that hearing.
Speaker 12: What did did you hear from Dan Bongino and the
Speaker 12: FBI last night on this Well, what I know, Bill,
Speaker 12: is that they targeted the the DOJ to Biden. DOJ
Speaker 12: specifically targeted a group of us. They asked for our
Speaker 12: call records so they could see who we talked to,
Speaker 12: who called us, I believe also track our location over
Speaker 12: a period of days. This is outrageous. I mean, this
Speaker 12: is really unbelievable. It's blatantly unconstitutional. It's a violation of
Speaker 12: the First Amendment. It's a violation of the separation of powers.
Speaker 12: And it also goes to show you the extent to
Speaker 12: which the Biden administration was so corrupt using the FBI
Speaker 12: to target their political enemies.
Speaker 1: And let's not forget they didn't just do it to senators.
Speaker 12: They did it to school board parents who went and
Speaker 12: spoke up with those school board meetings. They did it
Speaker 12: to ninety two conservative organizations, including Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA.
Speaker 12: They tried to recruit spies at the Catholic parishes. That's
Speaker 12: the kind of people we're dealing with here.
Speaker 1: Bill.
Speaker 12: We need a total investigation, a thorough investigation into everybody
Speaker 12: who was responsible, and I think there needs to be prosecutions.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know, and this stuff isn't made up. This
Speaker 1: is what happened. And how many times are we going
Speaker 1: to hear that it's Trump who was weaponizing the apparatus
Speaker 1: of the federal government to target his political enemies. Obama
Speaker 1: was doing it. Biden probably, I don't know if he
Speaker 1: knew he was doing it, but he was doing it,
Speaker 1: and then it was probably happening under the direction of
Speaker 1: Obama to begin with. Senator Bill Haggerty was one of
Speaker 1: those who was targeted by Biden's DOJ. Here's what he
Speaker 1: had to say about it. Cut to.
Speaker 14: Senta Haggarty, thank you, Senor Johnson and Chairman Grassley, thank
Speaker 14: you for your leadership in making this happen. This is
Speaker 14: an extraordinary revelation that just took place this afternoon. My
Speaker 14: colleagues and I found out all of US Republicans by
Speaker 14: the way that we were placed under investigation by this FBI,
Speaker 14: under the Joe Biden FBI that was led I presume
Speaker 14: by Jack Smith than his predecessors. This isn't the first
Speaker 14: time that it's happened, though. Senator Johnson just mentioned this.
Speaker 14: I served on the Trump transition team in Trump Tower
Speaker 14: in twenty sixteen. Senator Blackbird was vice chair of the
Speaker 14: Transition committee. Then, as we're probably a dozen or more
Speaker 14: members of Congress to think that we're surveilling by the
Speaker 14: Obama FBI, this corruption to run deep, runs deep, and
Speaker 14: it's gone on for far too long. And the fact
Speaker 14: that it's happened here again, the fact that they are
Speaker 14: looking at our records in twenty twenty three sitting members
Speaker 14: of the United States Senate. Again, the only thing that
Speaker 14: we have in common, the only thing that common in
Speaker 14: this entire list, is that we're all Republicans. They've decided
Speaker 14: to come after us. This is as partisan as it gets.
Speaker 14: The FBI and the corruption's running there has to be
Speaker 14: cleared out. Thank god, we have Cash Betel and Dan
Speaker 14: Bongino there. This has to be addressed, it has to
Speaker 14: be resolved. It needs to happen today.
Speaker 1: So there you go. That's just a couple of the
Speaker 1: senators who were targeted under the administration. Even when he
Speaker 1: was Vice president, there was the thoroughness of the corruption.
Speaker 1: Then Vice President Joe Biden his team intervened in February
Speaker 1: of twenty sixteen to prevent the CIA from disseminat disseminating
Speaker 1: an intelligence report policy makers or two policy makers about
Speaker 1: the UH perception perceptions at senior Ukrainian officials held about
Speaker 1: his son's business dealings. New declassified memos show the request
Speaker 1: that the intelligence community withhold the report from others in
Speaker 1: the US government by Biden's National security advisor was extremely
Speaker 1: rare and unusual. A senior CIA official told Just The News, So,
Speaker 1: you had these investigations that were going on, and the
Speaker 1: information was getting ready to come out, and the and
Speaker 1: the by and by, and even when he was vice president,
Speaker 1: was stepping in to prevent this information from being known. Well,
Speaker 1: I can't. But here's a name I haven't seen in
Speaker 1: a while. Chris from Westchester. Chris, Where the heck are
Speaker 1: Where are that? Where the heck are you tonight? Where
Speaker 1: have you been?
Speaker 3: I've been hopping back and forth between shifts, you know.
Speaker 3: I'm said, they're busy, and they got me back on third. Now,
Speaker 3: so now I get to call in an annoughty entire public,
Speaker 3: you know, everybody, you know, I just had to do this.
Speaker 3: But you know, it's.
Speaker 1: Great to well, it's great to hear your voice, it's
Speaker 1: great to see your name back there up there on
Speaker 1: the queue. So so welcome back to the show.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, Dan, And by the way, you
Speaker 3: know as usual stellar show. I mean, really, come on,
Speaker 3: and you know what, nobody should be nobody else. Let
Speaker 3: me put this in the right context. Nobody with any
Speaker 3: just the slightest intelligence that has been paying attention for
Speaker 3: the past I don't know, twenty five years should not
Speaker 3: be surprised by this any way, shape or form. We
Speaker 3: know the corruption has been running just rampant, you know,
Speaker 3: in the industry or in the government offices. Now that
Speaker 3: it's where we're we're actually finding these things out, it
Speaker 3: just blows me away. How many people are like, I'm
Speaker 3: just shocked. I'm surprised. Really, have you been paying attention?
Speaker 3: Have you been living in a k for the past
Speaker 3: ten years, fifteen years? Really? I mean you're you're you're
Speaker 3: shocked by this, You're surprised by this. You know, we
Speaker 3: shouldn't be This should just be a normal Oh okay, wow,
Speaker 3: I'm okay. I figured that was going to come out
Speaker 3: at some point.
Speaker 1: There's so much of it, though, I have I have
Speaker 1: to keep reminding myself. I have to keep reminding myself
Speaker 1: that you know, these are not the only things. I mean,
Speaker 1: it goes, it goes on. It is so deep and
Speaker 1: so correct. I said earlier tonight that well, you know
Speaker 1: what what the Biden administration and the and the corruption
Speaker 1: of that administration, and and you know, just this this
Speaker 1: part about Jack Smith that was revealed. I mean, this
Speaker 1: is this makes Watergate looks like look like child's play.
Speaker 1: It looks like a day a day at the park.
Speaker 1: It absolutely does.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly. And and and they're trying to brush it
Speaker 3: up like, oh, it wasn't as bad as you thought.
Speaker 3: It was really really eight senators, it wasn't as bad.
Speaker 3: One should have been a problem. No, this we're talking
Speaker 3: about eight. And it was eight individuals that were all
Speaker 3: on one particular party, that all had a certain points
Speaker 3: of view. So you can't tell me that this wasn't
Speaker 3: just oh it's an isolated incident, or wasn't as bad
Speaker 3: as they're making it out to be. Really, I mean,
Speaker 3: it actually is, because if they did more than one,
Speaker 3: just one person made it a problem. Now when you've
Speaker 3: got you know, almost a dozen, that tells you how
Speaker 3: far it goes. I mean, until you know what, I
Speaker 3: will not trust this these the government officials anymore until
Speaker 3: I see the damn picture of Biden shaking his hand
Speaker 3: with Bigfoot with the aliens in the background. Okay, come on,
Speaker 3: we're getting to that point where it's so when we
Speaker 3: see these things come up from the news, and you
Speaker 3: got to take that into account too, because no one's
Speaker 3: really covering it except for the you know, the conservative media,
Speaker 3: because even like, well the great example for that is
Speaker 3: that Virginia idiot who with all those stupid text Let's see,
Speaker 3: ABC had forty three seconds of coverage on that, NBC
Speaker 3: had zero coverage on that. So far, NBC has zero
Speaker 3: coverage on that so far, CNN zero coverage on that
Speaker 3: quote so.
Speaker 1: Far, BBS zero zero, zero coverage on that. Well, this
Speaker 1: is I talked about this a little bit earlier tonight
Speaker 1: that you know, I mean, here here you and I
Speaker 1: are talking about it on this fifty thousand watt radio station.
Speaker 1: But the vast majority of Americans still get their news
Speaker 1: from ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS, the you know, the so
Speaker 1: called mainstream media. They don't talk about that. The people
Speaker 1: who watch those shows and who and that's where they
Speaker 1: get their news. They have zero knowledge that this exists.
Speaker 1: And we've already had.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, No, that's where you're wrong, Dad. No,
Speaker 3: they have plenty of knowledge. The problem is it's the
Speaker 3: wrong knowledge. You know. I'm sorry, but you know.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying. They don't know about this particular story.
Speaker 1: And here's the other part of it.
Speaker 3: You've already knowledge, You've already got.
Speaker 1: As many as three hundred thousand people who've already early
Speaker 1: voted in Virginia before before this revelation came to light.
Speaker 3: So what w wh whoa whoa wa, whoa, whoa whoa.
Speaker 3: I'm shocked. You mean, there was a scandal before the
Speaker 3: voting and nobody said anything. So after the voting happened.
Speaker 1: It's amazing. That's amazing how that happened.
Speaker 3: It's shocking. And you see, almost as bad as the
Speaker 3: truck drivers who can't speak English. They're driving around our
Speaker 3: country with no licenses. They can't speak English. I'm shocked,
Speaker 3: you know, Come on, I mean, it's.
Speaker 1: Ridiculous and I'm glad you brought that up. Let me
Speaker 1: ask you this. I had a story last week about
Speaker 1: illegals who went to the state of New York, went
Speaker 1: to the state of California, and when when it came
Speaker 1: time to get their CDL. They said, okay, sir, what's
Speaker 1: your name? And they said, I can't give you my name,
Speaker 1: and they went ahead and issued a driver's like a
Speaker 1: CDL anyway, and on the CDL it says no name given.
Speaker 1: How How in how on God's green Earth can something
Speaker 1: like that possibly happen as someone who wants it's not
Speaker 1: the fact that you've got you've got a commercial you've
Speaker 1: got a CDL, you've got a commercial driver's license.
Speaker 3: To you know, Yeah, I've been doing this for forty
Speaker 3: six How can.
Speaker 1: You go in there and tell them, I'm not going
Speaker 1: to give you my name, but I want you to
Speaker 1: give me a CDL. How can that possibly happen?
Speaker 3: Well, it depends on how big the tip is. It's
Speaker 3: that simple. It depends on how big the tip is.
Speaker 3: And that that's not the shocking part of that story,
Speaker 3: because that can happen anywhere you can bribe anybody to go.
Speaker 3: It's the fact that he was able to take this
Speaker 3: CDL across the country. And you can't tell me that
Speaker 3: the time he had this thing, that he wasn't inspected
Speaker 3: or got pulled over at DOT station or at a
Speaker 3: shipper or receiver and produce this license, and they said
Speaker 3: it was okay because the reciprocity for the CDO is
Speaker 3: for the entire forty eight lower forty eight and then
Speaker 3: Alaska and Hawaii okay. So that he went across state
Speaker 3: lines and other officials saw this license and didn't say, hey,
Speaker 3: wait a minute, we can't allow this in our state.
Speaker 3: This is not a valid CDL, because it's not. There
Speaker 3: has to be a name on it, you have to
Speaker 3: there are certain skills sets you have to take. There
Speaker 3: a certain day you have to take. And besides that,
Speaker 3: I've been complaining about this for years. And the people
Speaker 3: that are the most happy about, you know, Trump cracking
Speaker 3: down on this just go to any truck stop and
Speaker 3: stand behind in the back and watch the fuel desk
Speaker 3: on a busy day. They are so frustrated because nobody
Speaker 3: in front of them is speaking any English to get
Speaker 3: the truck number, a weight number, how much fuel, the
Speaker 3: company name. They don't. They're all holding up a phone.
Speaker 2: With an app with a translation forget.
Speaker 3: These people are getting so I mean, that's all you see.
Speaker 3: And it's been like that now for oh god, almost
Speaker 3: two decades, and yet now it's taking some pos to
Speaker 3: kill three people because he couldn't read road signs. For
Speaker 3: this all of a sudden become a national attention getting
Speaker 3: subject to where No, no, this has been going on
Speaker 3: for far too long. There are way too many people
Speaker 3: out here with cdo licenses that should not they or
Speaker 3: not there's a lot of English speaking ones that shouldn't
Speaker 3: have them. I mean, I know, guys have been driving
Speaker 3: fifty years and they've been lucky for fifty years. They
Speaker 3: still can't drive. So this'll be real here. It goes
Speaker 3: across the spectrum. But the majority of the people that
Speaker 3: are out here now have no English speaking skills, cannot read,
Speaker 3: cannot write, don't know the road signs. Okay, I mean,
Speaker 3: And that's the thing that's bothering me is you go
Speaker 3: to some of these stage it's like, oh, yeah, well,
Speaker 3: so what language do you need to test in?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, that's not my check. This isn't Europe,
Speaker 3: this is America. We have one line. What's here English period,
Speaker 3: Either come here and assimilate or get your ass out.
Speaker 3: It's that simple. Well, not Europe. We're not supposed to
Speaker 3: be speaking six and seven languages. We speak American here,
Speaker 3: which means all of our writings should be an American.
Speaker 3: I shouldn't have to go in the grocery store and
Speaker 3: see seven different languages to buy a bag of ships. Well,
Speaker 3: it's that simple.
Speaker 1: I was reading about when when Shaan Duffy, uh, the
Speaker 1: Secretary of Transportation, was signing that order, and it was
Speaker 1: actually undoing an Obama era policy. Yeah, I know that
Speaker 1: that that uh, you know, being able to speak English
Speaker 1: was no longer a requirement to have a set like.
Speaker 3: I like to physically fit. Yeah, exactly. It's like really,
Speaker 3: I mean so I.
Speaker 1: Like to think I like to think that the majority
Speaker 1: of those who are driving big rigs in this country
Speaker 1: want to be considered as professionals that they exactly.
Speaker 3: So that's that's that's the one thing that kills the
Speaker 3: most of what people say, Oh, you're just a truck driver. No,
Speaker 3: I'm a professional driver. I've been doing this for a
Speaker 3: long time. I'm safe, I'm reliable. I do my job.
Speaker 3: I go from point A to point B as quickly
Speaker 3: as safely as possible without endangering myself or the public
Speaker 3: or the property that I have on my back in
Speaker 3: the back of my trust. That's a professional. But we're
Speaker 3: not categorized as doctors or electricians or plumbers or no,
Speaker 3: we're just truck drivers. Yet somehow, when COVID was going on,
Speaker 3: we were the most important people on the planet, or
Speaker 3: at least in this country. You know, I've said it
Speaker 3: a million times, Dan, we are the blood that flows
Speaker 3: through the arteries of this country. When we stop flowing,
Speaker 3: the country dies, period. You know, everybody always is happy,
Speaker 3: and when the sucks, the shelter stops because they think
Speaker 3: little magical keybler El Perry just dropped this stuff off.
Speaker 3: You know, they don't realize that it takes five or
Speaker 3: six trucks to get that product from the manufacturer to
Speaker 3: the store shelves. But nobody thinks about that stuff. They
Speaker 3: just want to wire. They're toilet paper in here the weather.
Speaker 3: You know that five hundred pounds loose behind the counter,
Speaker 3: and want to know why for five hundred pounds up
Speaker 3: they can't get her malamaros? All right?
Speaker 1: Well, Chris, I think about it all the time, and
Speaker 1: we're gonna have to leave it right there because I'm
Speaker 1: up against the clock. Brother. I appreciate you picking up
Speaker 1: the phone as always, and I'll be back tomorrow night
Speaker 1: and we'll do it again.
Speaker 3: You got it?
Speaker 6: Brother.
Speaker 1: All right, there you go, Chris and Westchester. You're the best.
Speaker 1: And with that we got to run eleven fifty four.
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