Speaker 1: Now your host Ken Brew on news radio seven hundred
Speaker 1: WL Jumbies.
Speaker 2: Yes, it is Saturday, and it is you and me
Speaker 2: just as we like it. This is a countdown to
Speaker 2: UC football in the regular season finale at two thirty.
Speaker 2: You see at TCU it has not gone the way
Speaker 2: that you see has wanted this year.
Speaker 3: But nevertheless, a.
Speaker 2: Win today against TCU eight wins and that may mean
Speaker 2: a better bowl bid for them than one of the
Speaker 2: bowl bids that may go to a seven win team.
Speaker 2: So there's a little bit on the line today. You
Speaker 2: see as a slight underdog in this game. As I said,
Speaker 2: all the play by play coming up beginning at two
Speaker 2: thirty today on seven hundred W wel W. Of course,
Speaker 2: in Columbus, we're just minutes away from I shouldn't say Columbus,
Speaker 2: which it wasn't Columbus. In ann Arbor, we are just
Speaker 2: minutes away from the kickoff.
Speaker 3: Of the game.
Speaker 2: The game Michikin is hosting Ohio State. Ohio State going
Speaker 2: for that unbeaten regular season, that number one seed in
Speaker 2: the College Football playoff. But it's Michigan and it's always
Speaker 2: a turn in the side for Ohio State. Last year
Speaker 2: it was for Ryan Day. Somebody asked him this week,
Speaker 2: you know, coaching in these games, it's got to be fun, right,
Speaker 2: Like I say, fun is kicking ass, and that's what
Speaker 2: we want to do on Saturday.
Speaker 4: So we're preparing to do that. And that's it. Like
Speaker 4: there's nothing funny about this at all. But the fun
Speaker 4: part is winning. So we'll save the fun for being
Speaker 4: in the locker room and celebrating after the game.
Speaker 3: Well, we'll see if it gets that far. For Ohio State.
Speaker 2: They are about a nine nine and a half point
Speaker 2: favorite in this road game at ann Ardor. Keeping our
Speaker 2: eye on that and a lot of other things today
Speaker 2: and certainly what goes on in the world and in
Speaker 2: particular the United States and in particular the Trump administration.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump came into office in January, and he promised
Speaker 2: that he would attack the economy and make it more
Speaker 2: affordable for you and me. And in some instances he has.
Speaker 2: Price of eggs they've gone down, I mean, the staples
Speaker 2: of groceries have gone down. Other things remain inflated. The
Speaker 2: price of beef has continued to escalate. So there's good
Speaker 2: and bad when you go to the grocery store. When
Speaker 2: you go to the gas pump. It is not the
Speaker 2: inflated prices we saw when Joe Biden was in office.
Speaker 2: Gasoline is now coming down to the mid two dollars range,
Speaker 2: and in some places around the trist did it's even
Speaker 2: lower than that. But the GOP has kind of lost
Speaker 2: its way. There was the ill advised lawsuits against James
Speaker 2: Comy and Letitia James. James and Comie are still within
Speaker 2: legal jeopardy for the crimes they allegedly committed, but nevertheless
Speaker 2: it looked like it was a sham kind of prosecution
Speaker 2: with a prosecutor that was helicoptered in at the last
Speaker 2: minute before charges against Comy could be filed. The time
Speaker 2: clock on what he did was running out. And now
Speaker 2: it seems like as the federal government regroups, a lot
Speaker 2: of people are standing there thinking about, well, what did
Speaker 2: we just do?
Speaker 3: Not the least of which is Pam BONDI.
Speaker 2: Isn't the main focus in any off of your election,
Speaker 2: which is coming up in less than one year. Isn't
Speaker 2: the main focus supposed to be on the economy. We're
Speaker 2: not at war anywhere, although stand by for Venezuela. We're
Speaker 2: not at war anywhere. The economy is what should being
Speaker 2: attacked and not necessarily political enemies are people that have
Speaker 2: done the president wrong in years past. Standing by the way,
Speaker 2: it is one of the sounder voices in politics. Someone
Speaker 2: who's not given to hyperbole, not given to overstatements. Somebody
Speaker 2: that served our country in the United States Congress for
Speaker 2: several terms, knew where money went, how it should be spent,
Speaker 2: and then got tired of Washington, came back home, and
Speaker 2: he's working for a lot of causes up in the
Speaker 2: northeastern part of Ohio. Good guest of our program, and that,
Speaker 2: of course, is former US Congressman Jim Ornacy.
Speaker 3: Jim, how are you on this glorious Saturday.
Speaker 5: I'm doing well, Ken, how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm doing well as well. And it's always good to
Speaker 2: hear your voice.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: So these cases against Jim Comey, former FBI director, and
Speaker 2: Leticia James, the current attorney general from the state of
Speaker 2: New York, tossed out of court. The Trump administration had
Speaker 2: filed what would seem to be kind of shaky of
Speaker 2: prosecutions against both of them. The judge was a Clinton
Speaker 2: appointed judge, and the person that was in charge of
Speaker 2: prosecuting these cases for the federal government was somebody that
Speaker 2: would appear to have been helicoptered in at the last moment.
Speaker 2: He basically ordered Pam Bondy to do this on an
Speaker 2: Internet post, on a truth social post. And the minute
Speaker 2: I saw, I thought, wait a minute. So he's ordering
Speaker 2: a legitimate attorney general to file charges that at the
Speaker 2: very least seems shaky, and he's doing it in a
Speaker 2: public setting, and I just I think he put her
Speaker 2: in a bad position as well.
Speaker 6: Well he did.
Speaker 5: And again, remember because there's some now talking well they're
Speaker 5: going to come back and foul. They can't come back
Speaker 5: and foul against comany. The statue's limitations has run out.
Speaker 5: But that's why they hurried up and fouled. I think
Speaker 5: it was within twenty four hours of the statue of
Speaker 5: limitations running out. So this is all bad theater. It
Speaker 5: looks bad for the president. And it's one of the
Speaker 5: reasons why I keep saying if you look at the polling,
Speaker 5: and I will say, Republicans are standing with President Trump.
Speaker 5: I saw polling this week that showed he's an eighty
Speaker 5: seven percent with Republicans today and that's what he was
Speaker 5: in November. But the independence they have deathly walked away
Speaker 5: from him big time. They are now down to twenty
Speaker 5: seven percent. They were almost seventy percent back in November
Speaker 5: last year. And that's what's really going to heart hurt
Speaker 5: the Republican Party. And then I must admit, I mean
Speaker 5: the calling of the reporter Piggy on the airplane is
Speaker 5: now turning women against him. This is all not good
Speaker 5: for the Republican Party coming up in the midtmbes.
Speaker 2: I think the Republicans have lost their way, to be
Speaker 2: honest with you. James Carvill, who was anything but a Republican,
Speaker 2: said back in the nineties when he got President Clinton elected,
Speaker 2: it's the economy, stupid, and that's what this is. Look,
Speaker 2: if you're invested in the market, you're doing pretty good.
Speaker 2: Market is doing well, but a vast majority of the
Speaker 2: American people are not invested in the market, and so
Speaker 2: on main street it's a little bit better, but it's
Speaker 2: not much better. I don't think the mainstream media helps.
Speaker 2: They're not telling some of the good stories that are
Speaker 2: going on. Price of gasoline falling all over the country,
Speaker 2: and the fact of the matter is, although not down
Speaker 2: to where anyone would like it, the price of groceries
Speaker 2: have fallen since since Trump took office. But it's not
Speaker 2: happening as quickly as people thought it would be. And
Speaker 2: so now we're hearing affordability. That's the message, that's the
Speaker 2: that's the buzzword now really from both parties. But I
Speaker 2: think the I think the Republicans, Jim have got to
Speaker 2: drill down, double down, and just over sell what they're
Speaker 2: doing from an affordability and an economic standpoint, and then
Speaker 2: keep working at it, because at the end of it,
Speaker 2: if you're at peace, that's what's going to get you
Speaker 2: elected in any election, is affordability and how much things cost.
Speaker 2: And I think they've kind of dropped the ball on this,
Speaker 2: don't you.
Speaker 5: Well I do, But I also would tell you that, look,
Speaker 5: gas is coming down. The one thing about gas prices,
Speaker 5: they usually they go up when the economy's booming. They
Speaker 5: come down when the economy's starting to falter. So the
Speaker 5: decline in gas prices is not a good sign, even
Speaker 5: though it's a good sign for someone paying for gasoline.
Speaker 5: But the problem is food prices they have not come down.
Speaker 5: And you look at beef. We got a serious issue
Speaker 5: there with costs. Now we got President Trump going to
Speaker 5: bring in Argentine beef, which is also I read this morning,
Speaker 5: are going to make many of the farmers in this
Speaker 5: country mad because now they're competing with Argentina beef, which
Speaker 5: is going to drive prices down. They're already struggling because
Speaker 5: of these tariffs. So I think in the end, Republicans
Speaker 5: exactly right, need to find a message that they can
Speaker 5: hang their hat on and move forward on, because right
Speaker 5: now they afforded the ability issue. For let's say that
Speaker 5: if you're above a certain class of income, you're doing
Speaker 5: pretty well, and if you're below a certain class of income,
Speaker 5: you're doing okay, because Medicare, Medicaid is still pushing. It's
Speaker 5: the middle class. It's that middle of the person who's
Speaker 5: working forty hours a week and can't make ends meet.
Speaker 5: Those are the people who are going to make the
Speaker 5: Republican Party pay if they don't see if it doesn't
Speaker 5: look like they are making ends meet come next November.
Speaker 2: All right, much to your disliking, I want to put
Speaker 2: you back in Washington, DC, just for a moment, and
Speaker 2: put you back in Congress. No, it's the last place
Speaker 2: you want to be. Well, what would Let's just say
Speaker 2: you're there and you're a Republican and your party is
Speaker 2: in the majority barely in the House. You know, what
Speaker 2: kind of house do about things like affordability? Does it
Speaker 2: all fall on Trump? Is there anything that somebody that
Speaker 2: might have some gravitas that would run, you know, ways
Speaker 2: and means whatever it may be to get the country
Speaker 2: back on the affordability track. Everybody seems to want to
Speaker 2: blame Trump because he's the guys sit at the top
Speaker 2: of the mountain. But what can be done legislatively that
Speaker 2: might address some of these things.
Speaker 5: Well, the sad thing is if you really want to start,
Speaker 5: especially in the House and Senate, starting to look at affordability,
Speaker 5: You're going to have to take on some of President
Speaker 5: Trump's positions. And that's the problem. Right now we have
Speaker 5: a Speaker, Mike Johnson, who is tied one hundred percent
Speaker 5: of the hip.
Speaker 7: I hate to say it, but you know, the House
Speaker 7: and the.
Speaker 5: Senate are supposed to be standalone bodies that represent the
Speaker 5: people that elected them, and today we.
Speaker 7: Have a House and the Senate. Especially in the House,
Speaker 7: you have.
Speaker 5: A speaker who basically is taking the position that I
Speaker 5: am not going to go against Trump. He helped me
Speaker 5: get elected, he got me the speakership, and we're not
Speaker 5: going to do anything to go against him. It's one
Speaker 5: of the reasons why you're seeing so many discharge petitions.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 5: Many of your listeners might not know what a discharge
Speaker 5: petition is, but when the members of the House, when
Speaker 5: the speaker is not allowing their bills to come forward,
Speaker 5: you put them out as a discharge petition you have
Speaker 5: Once you get two hundred and eighteen members to sign
Speaker 5: the petition, it has to be voted on. And that's
Speaker 5: what happened on the Epstein bows that was a discharge petition.
Speaker 5: But there's also other discharge petitions now being lined up.
Speaker 5: When it comes to healthcare, this is a big issue.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you if the Democrats have done one thing
Speaker 5: good in the last four months, because they've done a
Speaker 5: lot of bad things as well. But the one good
Speaker 5: thing is they have centered on healthcare. Have said that
Speaker 5: we need to help the individuals who can't afford healthcare,
Speaker 5: and we need to come up with a plan. And
Speaker 5: they're not talking about while Obamacare is a bad plan,
Speaker 5: they're not saying that. They're just saying, hey, we need
Speaker 5: to come up with the plan and we need to
Speaker 5: extend subsidies, and we need to make sure people can
Speaker 5: afford their health care and pay for the healthcare. That
Speaker 5: is a great message and Republicans need to come up
Speaker 5: with a response to that sooner than later.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a messaging problem. First of all, you have
Speaker 2: to oversell your message. Your message has to work, but
Speaker 2: you have to oversell it because the mainstream media, you know,
Speaker 2: always defaults to the Democrat side of the argument. But
Speaker 2: if you coming up with a message would fall to
Speaker 2: who would that fall to?
Speaker 3: Johnson?
Speaker 2: Who would it fall to to come up with a
Speaker 2: message and then implementing that message?
Speaker 5: Well Johnson? Yeah, yeah, normally what happened. Look, I served
Speaker 5: under Bayinner, served under Paul Ryan. They both served under
Speaker 5: Banner under Obama, Paul Ryan under Trump. But we also
Speaker 5: basically our message was coordinated but different when needed. The
Speaker 5: best example is we were not supportive of tariffs, even
Speaker 5: though Trump was supportive of tarifs from twenty sixteen to
Speaker 5: twenty twenty, and we made that clear that we weren't
Speaker 5: supportive of tariffs. It's not a Republican issue. It's a
Speaker 5: hidden tax. It's a problem. The House isn't doing that
Speaker 5: right now. The House is basically just say staying quiet
Speaker 5: on tarifs, even though when you look at Republican values
Speaker 5: and principles, they do not support tariff. So there's a
Speaker 5: perfect example where the House can take a position different
Speaker 5: different from President Trump and coordinate things going forward. But
Speaker 5: what we have right now is the House and Senate
Speaker 5: that is totally willing to challenge Donald Trump. President Trump,
Speaker 5: and I think that's one of the reasons Marjorie Taylor
Speaker 5: Green finally stepped away, which was shocking in itself, one
Speaker 5: of the greatest supporters of President Trump, but she's stepping
Speaker 5: away as well.
Speaker 2: Jim and Acy, former Ohio Congressman, our guest here on
Speaker 2: seven hundred w welw okay. We're less than a year
Speaker 2: I'm sorry away from the midterms. In your opinion, Can
Speaker 2: the Republicans get their act together and get that messaging
Speaker 2: out attack of affordability and keep control of the House,
Speaker 2: Because you and I both know, Jim, if the Democrats
Speaker 2: get control of the House, the first order of business
Speaker 2: won't be affordability. It won't be healthcare. It'll be impeached
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. They'll find something and he'll get impeached, and
Speaker 2: it will consume this country. For the rest of his presidency.
Speaker 2: So can the Republicans get their act together in time?
Speaker 5: Well, one thing I always say can about elections is
Speaker 5: there always one or lost in the last sixty days.
Speaker 5: So absolutely, there is plenty of time. The problem is
Speaker 5: they can't let themselves get dug too deep in a hole,
Speaker 5: staying out of office and not coming back. Speaker Johnson
Speaker 5: not bringing the House back for almost fifty or sixty days,
Speaker 5: I think that was a mistake that put them deeper
Speaker 5: in the hole. They're going to have to do some
Speaker 5: things between now and November to convince the American people
Speaker 5: that we should not replace the Republican majority with the
Speaker 5: Democrat majority. Now, I will also tell you that normally
Speaker 5: the midterm after a president election, after a new president
Speaker 5: is elected, is usually an absolute disaster for the party
Speaker 5: in power. Go back to twenty eighteen. We lost the
Speaker 5: House two years after President Trump was elected. The first
Speaker 5: time we lost the House, we lost the Senate, we
Speaker 5: lost governor seats across the country. It becomes is a
Speaker 5: issue in an uphill battle that we will have to
Speaker 5: face again.
Speaker 6: In twenty twenty six.
Speaker 5: Not impossible, but I think we're already starting in a hole.
Speaker 5: Because it's a two year cycle after President Trump's been elected.
Speaker 3: People.
Speaker 5: The one thing I really do hate about our process.
Speaker 6: I love our process.
Speaker 5: It's the greatest in the world, but we do punish
Speaker 5: the people in power, and sometimes we don't give them
Speaker 5: enough time to correct things that they're doing wrong. And
Speaker 5: I am concerned that the Republican Party has an uphill,
Speaker 5: automatic uphill challenge come November of next year, but not
Speaker 5: an impossible challenge.
Speaker 2: And this is why Mike Johnson needs to resign immediately
Speaker 2: and Jim ord Aci should be appointed Speaker of the House.
Speaker 2: You know that could happen, john I could be appointed
Speaker 2: Speaker of the House.
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 2: You you know Washington, you probably get your old apartment
Speaker 2: back out there.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, you know what's funny you say that. The funny
Speaker 5: thing that I probably wouldn't survive very long to speak
Speaker 5: without either, because I would tell people they're not going
Speaker 5: home until we get something done, and then they would
Speaker 5: probably want to impeach me.
Speaker 2: Jimmer an Acy, it's always great hearing your voice. You
Speaker 2: stay well and we will visit down the road.
Speaker 7: Thanks, thank you so much.
Speaker 6: Ken, You have a good day.
Speaker 2: You bet you too. Put them in No it is
Speaker 2: the economy stupid? And all of these other things are
Speaker 2: just nonsense. Your plates pull, Comey's going to walk. Can't
Speaker 2: do anything about it. It was just the way the
Speaker 2: lay of the land is. You might get James on
Speaker 2: something else, but focus on the economy. That's what gets
Speaker 2: you elected, that's what keeps the majority in the House.
Speaker 2: You lose the majority of the House, the impeachment nonsense
Speaker 2: will begin, and we will be right back to twenty
Speaker 2: eighteen again. It is twelve twenty five, it is Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 2: Michigan has taken a three to nothing lead on Ohio
Speaker 2: State in the early minutes of the first quarter. We'll
Speaker 2: keep you abreast to that and a lot more to
Speaker 2: get to next on seven hundred WLW on the show
Speaker 2: today as we cruise into this second half hour of
Speaker 2: the noon hour, twelve thirty seven on News Radio seven
Speaker 2: hundred WLW. Two National guardsmen were shot this week in Washington, DC.
Speaker 2: And there seems to be a problem in this country
Speaker 2: with people who have come here illegally, this time from Afghanistan,
Speaker 2: where there was no vetting. It's very difficult to vet
Speaker 2: goat farmers from the hills in Afghanistan because a lot
Speaker 2: of them don't have birth dates to begin with. There's
Speaker 2: no documentation. They all just have a year that they
Speaker 2: were born, and other information is kind of scarce. But
Speaker 2: over and above that, when they were extra douited from
Speaker 2: Afghanistan and dropped off in these pods around the world
Speaker 2: before they wound up in the United States, there should
Speaker 2: have been some face to face interviews and there were none.
Speaker 2: Another horrific failing of the Biden immigration policy, Well, there
Speaker 2: was no policy. Just let everybody in the country, we
Speaker 2: all know why they were doing it. And now we
Speaker 2: have the National Guard shooting at allegedly the hands of
Speaker 2: an Afghan that came to this country illegally, was allowed
Speaker 2: to stay here illegally. Asylum has really little to do
Speaker 2: with it. You can present yourself to the government and say, hey,
Speaker 2: look I'm at risk if I go home. Okay, you
Speaker 2: get asylum. I mean, the law is as simple as that.
Speaker 2: It's as simple as that. And then they just scatter
Speaker 2: into the countryside and who the hell knows where they go. Well,
Speaker 2: this guy drove from Washington State to Washington, DC to
Speaker 2: shoot two National guardsmen, and the Democrats are again at
Speaker 2: war with Ice. Christineome Is going to appear in a
Speaker 2: commercial this weekend asking people, if you want to be
Speaker 2: an ice agent here you call Well, of course, George
Speaker 2: Soros funded NGOs have their own commercial against it. I
Speaker 2: don't know why the Dems are lining up on this
Speaker 2: side of the equation other than they think that at
Speaker 2: some point, somehow, some way that these people are here
Speaker 2: illegally are going to get registered to vote and therefore
Speaker 2: will thank the Dems and therefore will vote democratic. Nevertheless,
Speaker 2: there are real tangible effects to you and me and
Speaker 2: everyone else, including these two poor guardsmen that was shot.
Speaker 2: One's dead and the other one is in critical condition.
Speaker 2: Michael Less from invest dot org is going to stop
Speaker 2: buying talk. And then the FBI is investigating the seditious six,
Speaker 2: those six nitwits that won and put a video together
Speaker 2: about basically telling people in uniform in this country you
Speaker 2: don't agree with something that the president, the commander in chieved,
Speaker 2: or maybe one of his department heads tells you, oh,
Speaker 2: I'll worry about it, just lay down your arms. So
Speaker 2: the FBI is involved. Now I hope someone is held accountable,
Speaker 2: at least one. It's actually one of those six that's
Speaker 2: running for president. See if that's affected anyway. That's on
Speaker 2: the show between now and when we break for U
Speaker 2: see football. You know I mentioned it was twelve thirty seven,
Speaker 2: but as you and I both know, it is five
Speaker 2: o'clock somewhere.
Speaker 3: One for you, one for me. Oooh, that tastes good.
Speaker 3: That's one for the ages, yestery or for the aged
Speaker 3: op top again you sega, Alan, we'll drink it.
Speaker 1: I've just got time for one more round.
Speaker 3: Set them up, my friend.
Speaker 8: Then what happens, then I'll be gone and you can
Speaker 8: let some other.
Speaker 3: Booh sit down keep the chair of one until then.
Speaker 2: Uh TCU is the venue for U see that's coming up.
Speaker 2: The broadcast begins at two thirty. The game begins at
Speaker 2: three thirty. This is a very big game. Here is
Speaker 2: Brendan soaresby the you see quarterback on that.
Speaker 9: You know we've been preaching all week inting four looks
Speaker 9: a lot better than seven and five.
Speaker 6: So it's kind of a.
Speaker 9: No crap statement, But you know, we know what's at stake,
Speaker 9: and we also just know there's limited opportunities that the
Speaker 9: guys in this locker room.
Speaker 3: I said that Saturday night.
Speaker 9: You know you only play with with one team one time,
Speaker 9: you know, and you only have so many opportunities with them.
Speaker 3: So it's about playing for the.
Speaker 9: Guys in the locker room to finishing strong for them,
Speaker 9: especially our old heads.
Speaker 3: And you just never know in this world.
Speaker 9: So we just got to find a way to go
Speaker 9: out there and find a win for those guys and
Speaker 9: this staff and everybody that's pouring in the season.
Speaker 3: That's coming up later on.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, up in Michigan, it is six nothing Michigan on
Speaker 2: Ohio State. But the Buck guys, as they say in
Speaker 2: the old neighborhood, are fixing a score here.
Speaker 3: Will keep you apprized of that.
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Speaker 2: this Saturday afternoon, one week one week from last night,
Speaker 2: it's the Crosstown Shootout and Xavier University wound up warmed
Speaker 2: up for the Crosstown Shootout last night by coming up
Speaker 2: with an eighty eight to sixty seven win over Texas
Speaker 2: A and M Corpus Christi. There were a lot of
Speaker 2: good stories here for Xavier last night, not the least
Speaker 2: of which was the six to nine forward brand new
Speaker 2: to the team, Philip barrovisan six' nine, forward and he
Speaker 2: came up with this line last. Night fifteen, Points i'm,
Speaker 2: sorry fifteen, rebounds ten points, played twenty seven. Minutes that's
Speaker 2: that's gonna be a full handle FOR uc when they
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Speaker 2: okay coach.
Speaker 8: Twenty six assists on thirty one made. Baskets that was
Speaker 8: certainly a, huge huge bright. Spot just proud of the
Speaker 8: way that we're, playing with the. Unselfishness we're giving up
Speaker 8: a shot to get a great. Shot you, Know philip
Speaker 8: battled his butt, off played a great. Game really proud of.
Speaker 8: Him so there's a lot of things we're doing very.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 8: Confidence it's just growing and growing and, growing and you, know.
Speaker 3: Handled our business.
Speaker 8: Tonight still got to get better on the defensive side of,
Speaker 8: it toughness, wise but certainly did a lot of great.
Speaker 3: Things, yes they. Did friday night is when they.
Speaker 2: Meet crosstown Shootout monday Against Saint francis is the next
Speaker 2: up For. Xavier that's at The Cintas center And monday
Speaker 2: at the Fifth third it's you see Against Tarlean state
Speaker 2: and then they. Regroup so all that's on the show
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Speaker 2: he is standing by to join us to talk about
Speaker 2: this what's going on here with not just A, verizon
Speaker 2: But amazon And target And starbucks all letting people. Go Dante,
Speaker 2: king how are you on this Glorious.
Speaker 6: Saturday i'm doing.
Speaker 7: Great thanks so much for having me.
Speaker 3: On, Well i'm glad you're.
Speaker 2: Here, Now, look is this an impending blood baths for
Speaker 2: those that work in the white collar?
Speaker 10: INDUSTRY i don't think that we are in a blood
Speaker 10: bath just, yet BUT i would say that we are
Speaker 10: in an opening. ACT i think the indicators that we're
Speaker 10: seeing right now kind of is what THE us saw
Speaker 10: in prior labor transformation dating back to the industrial automation
Speaker 10: that occurred you, know the beginning of the nineteen sixties
Speaker 10: throughout the nineteen, eighties and then you have the outsourcing
Speaker 10: waves in the nineteen nineties through the twenty. TEN i
Speaker 10: think the difference now is the SPEED ai allows companies
Speaker 10: to shrink departments in weeks rather than, Years so we
Speaker 10: are not at the. PEAK i think we're entering WHAT
Speaker 10: i would call a multi year restructuring cycle where companies
Speaker 10: reassess every role FOR ai.
Speaker 2: Compatibility what jobs maybe, globally not, specifically but what jobs
Speaker 2: are most threatened at this point by artificial INTELLIGENCE.
Speaker 10: Ai so historically recessions hit blue collar works.
Speaker 6: FIRST i think this moment is.
Speaker 10: Different employers have discovered THE ai is more efficient and
Speaker 10: cheaper for many, administrative analytics and level professional.
Speaker 6: Tasks so companies.
Speaker 10: Are actively, asking you, know why pay for a full
Speaker 10: team WHEN ai can do thirty to sixty percent of their.
Speaker 10: Workloads so this is impacting areas such as, MARKETING hr and,
Speaker 10: recruiting finance and, accounting business, operations project, management things of that.
Speaker 10: Nature so it's not just eliminating, jobs but it's eliminating
Speaker 10: certain tasks that are aligned with certain, jobs which reduces
Speaker 10: the need for a full time.
Speaker 6: Staff.
Speaker 2: Yeah BUT i was always told me here If i'm, Wrong,
Speaker 2: dante that it's if it's garbage, in it's garbage. Out
Speaker 2: if it's high level, in it's high level. Out THIS ai,
Speaker 2: thing it's only as good as the information or the
Speaker 2: disciplines are that are injected into the.
Speaker 3: Process if they're not, good then the outcome is not.
Speaker 2: Good and the FEAR i think a lot of people,
Speaker 2: have other than maybe they're going to lose their, job
Speaker 2: is that there's some, wizard like in The wizard Of
Speaker 2: oz sitting behind a curtain just programming all of this
Speaker 2: stuff INTO, ai and at the end what may come
Speaker 2: out is nothing more than a bunch of garbage and
Speaker 2: some sort of bias that that particular person or those
Speaker 2: particular people may have at the inception of the of the.
Speaker 2: Process is that too draconian or is there something to?
Speaker 10: That, NO i think you're, right AND i think it
Speaker 10: will disprofessionally attack black and brown professionals who already face
Speaker 10: barrier in, recruitment, advancement and. Sponsorship they may experience higher displacement,
Speaker 10: rates longer periods of, unemployment et. Cetera because these tools
Speaker 10: often rely to your to your question on under on
Speaker 10: data sets that underrepresent certain types of, people so underrepresenting black,
Speaker 10: professionals which may reinforce discriminatory hiring patterns over value in some,
Speaker 10: instances white coated communication, styles writing, patterns and. Backgrounds because
Speaker 10: it depends on what the tools are programmed. With technology
Speaker 10: is not, neutral and without guard, RAILS ai will accelerate
Speaker 10: racial inequality in the labor market and other types of inequality.
Speaker 2: Potentially see and that's and that's and that's my. Point
Speaker 2: that's that's where are the guardrails on all of? This
Speaker 2: who's writing heard on all of? This it doesn't seem
Speaker 2: like there's. Anybody it's like the great. Unknown it's like it's,
Speaker 2: like you know How apple will sell you storage cloud,
Speaker 2: space it's in the. Cloud, well where's the? Cloud who
Speaker 2: the hell is watching the? Club where is the? Cloud
Speaker 2: it's something like you can't put your hands On it
Speaker 2: doesn't seem. Tangible so who's writing her all this stuff
Speaker 2: that may be discriminatory in terms of people from a racial,
Speaker 2: standpoint or maybe discriminator discriminatory on other levels as. WELL
Speaker 2: i don't sense anybody's writing her on any of, this
Speaker 2: do you.
Speaker 10: For historically it would be, regulation it could be the,
Speaker 10: government you, know because YOU i think it's important to,
Speaker 10: understand like you cannot outstore humanity and so you, know
Speaker 10: companies and teams still need, leaders culture creators and ethical decision.
Speaker 10: Makers and so if you've got technology producing decisions that
Speaker 10: are particilarly, discriminatory that that's.
Speaker 6: Just going to be bad on on off.
Speaker 8: Side.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No i'm a hundred sent with, You dante on,
Speaker 2: that one hundred percent with, you all, Right so LET'S i,
Speaker 2: mean that's that's an issue the most the MOST i
Speaker 2: guess the most current issue right now is we've got
Speaker 2: one in four people with college degrees that comprise one
Speaker 2: quarter of the total unemployment number in our, country about
Speaker 2: two Million americans aged twenty five and over with at
Speaker 2: least a bachelor. Degree we're underemployed or, UNEMPLOYED i should
Speaker 2: say In. September so what does that tell you about?
Speaker 2: College you, know The american? Dream The american dream, Was,
Speaker 2: oh you, know Here's. Dante dante's a smart. Guy dante's
Speaker 2: got to go to. College he's got to get a,
Speaker 2: Degree he's got to go to, work he's got to
Speaker 2: earn a, living he's got to get a great. JOB i,
Speaker 2: mean every single, parent regardless of where you, lived was
Speaker 2: telling their kids that up until five minutes. Ago so
Speaker 2: should we now be telling our kids who might be,
Speaker 2: thirteen fourteen years. Old you, know you may want to
Speaker 2: rethink this college thing because at the end of that
Speaker 2: journey you may not be making any. Money maybe we
Speaker 2: think about something else to go. Into is it time
Speaker 2: to start having conversations with parents so they can have
Speaker 2: conversations with their kids about.
Speaker 10: THIS i think, So AND i think that question that
Speaker 10: we're going to need a new tagline to sell education
Speaker 10: in this, country because you're, right just having a degree
Speaker 10: a loan does not promise or guarantee anyone that they
Speaker 10: will be able to take advantage of. OPPORTUNITY i would
Speaker 10: also say that there will need to be a focus
Speaker 10: on and an emphasis on areas like strategic decision, making,
Speaker 10: leadership more human centered skills or skill, sets interpersonal conflict,
Speaker 10: management creativity and, innovation, ethics compliance and human, overtight so
Speaker 10: things that are specialized and. Needed but you, know just
Speaker 10: going to school and, deciding oh this is my, PASSION
Speaker 10: i want to enter into an industry of building skills
Speaker 10: set around something that is either outdated or won't yield
Speaker 10: a return that fits. Me you have to at this
Speaker 10: moment in, time people have to really make a tough
Speaker 10: decision and thoughtful decisions about where they want to which
Speaker 10: direction they want to.
Speaker 3: Go you know who are not out of?
Speaker 2: Work people that are, electricians hvac, folks. Plumbers try bringing
Speaker 2: a plumber out to your house when you really need,
Speaker 2: one and see how much it's going to cost. YOU i,
Speaker 2: mean those skill sets are the ones that always seem
Speaker 2: to be in. Demand AND i suppose there was a
Speaker 2: time in this country where, oh he can't go to
Speaker 2: college or she can't go to, college so you should
Speaker 2: find a trade or go quote unquote work with your. Hands,
Speaker 2: well guess who's getting the last laugh on all of.
Speaker 2: That it's the people that work in those trades and
Speaker 2: know a skill and can provide some thing that, you
Speaker 2: me and everybody else. NEEDS i think this is a
Speaker 2: going to be a real resurgence for those that run
Speaker 2: trade schools and those who think that they can go
Speaker 2: into those schools and learn a. Skill If i'm a
Speaker 2: high school guidance Counselor Dante that's What i'm telling my
Speaker 2: kids that come to me at ages, thirteen, fourteen and
Speaker 2: fifteen about what they're going to do with their, lives
Speaker 2: that better start ramping up a little, bit don't you.
Speaker 6: AGREE i think that's great. ADVICE i think that's great.
Speaker 10: Advice we saw someone of a collapse in the, trades
Speaker 10: or we've seen some of a collapse in the trades
Speaker 10: over the last twenty thirty forty. Years you, know people
Speaker 10: had not been entering in those areas for quite some,
Speaker 10: time not not you, know recruitment wasn't.
Speaker 6: High SO i agree with.
Speaker 10: You there are you, know governmental programs that are available
Speaker 10: where various cities and counties bring in interns and they
Speaker 10: will provide those types of. TRAININGS i myself worked previously
Speaker 10: at The city And county Of San. FRANCISCO i was
Speaker 10: preview the program that they operated that they had and
Speaker 10: offered to local. Communities SO i agree with, you AND
Speaker 10: i think that is at our proper guidance at this.
Speaker 3: Point Dante.
Speaker 2: King so when we go to At Dante king twenty
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Speaker 2: Slash Dante King, official what do we?
Speaker 3: Find what are we?
Speaker 2: Getting what are we getting these pearls of wisdom from, You, Dante, well.
Speaker 10: You'll get some of these pros of wisdom and other
Speaker 10: pros of. WISDOM i have author to books on kind
Speaker 10: of the evolution and concepts of race and racism and
Speaker 10: how they functioned in this country historically into the. Present
Speaker 10: so if you go To Dante king dot, com you
Speaker 10: can find a lot of my work, There.
Speaker 2: Dante king dot, com all of your, work AND i
Speaker 2: would imagine some other information about you and about what
Speaker 2: we're talking, about good. STUFF i would guess that as this,
Speaker 2: progresses more and more people will be coming to you
Speaker 2: for more and more advice and stay. Well yours is
Speaker 2: a voice we need to. Hear thank you for your
Speaker 2: time on this, Day Dante, king and hopefully we can
Speaker 2: visit down the.
Speaker 6: Road thank, You, KEN i appreciate. You you. Bet.
Speaker 2: Yeah if you're if you've got a college aged kid
Speaker 2: coming out of high, school you need to rethink whether
Speaker 2: or not that college degree is going to be as
Speaker 2: valuable as learning a trade and making money. Immediately real
Speaker 2: dilemma for some. Parents it is twelve fifty Seven News
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Speaker 1: Wlw your Host Ken brew On News radio seven HUNDRED
Speaker 1: wlw this Past wednesday And WASHINGTON, tc.
Speaker 2: Two guardsmen on, patrol Two national guardsmen on patrol was
Speaker 2: shot ambushed allegedly by An afghan that was allowed into
Speaker 2: this country illegally by The body administration during the airlift
Speaker 2: after the embarrassing retreat by The United states back in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty. One, allegedly this gunment traveled From washington From
Speaker 2: Washington state To, washington D. C and basically assassinated these
Speaker 2: two people that were trying to keep the, peace particularly
Speaker 2: in this holiday weekend In, washington D. C and one
Speaker 2: of those two, Guardsmen Sarah, beckstrom died as a result
Speaker 2: of her. Wounds the other is still in the hospital
Speaker 2: fighting for his. Life and, again we talk a lot
Speaker 2: about illegal immigration and how it is yet to show
Speaker 2: the full force of what the ramifications. Are but this
Speaker 2: is a reminder of what happened as The biden administration
Speaker 2: let in unvetted people and now have people that are
Speaker 2: not in this country legally running amok all over the,
Speaker 2: place waiting for or wanting to do god knows. What
Speaker 2: AND i thought it'd be a good idea to Get Michael.
Speaker 2: Letson he is with a group called he leads a
Speaker 2: group called invest dot. Org gets stated mission is to
Speaker 2: raise money, for among other, things bulletproof vests for every
Speaker 2: single person in uniform serving this. Nation and it's great
Speaker 2: to be able to touch base with them. Again And,
Speaker 2: michael how are you on this Glorious.
Speaker 11: Saturday can appreciate the opportunity so much to be with.
Speaker 11: You and, yes we honor the service, unit Specially saray
Speaker 11: who lost her life On Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: DAY i can't tell you how UPSET i am about,
Speaker 2: this And i'm trying to temper my words as much as,
Speaker 2: Possible but these are two people that could have very
Speaker 2: easily been with.
Speaker 3: Family from What i'm.
Speaker 2: Told Sarah beckstrom volunteered for this particular. Mission she was
Speaker 2: only In National guard uniform for a scant number of,
Speaker 2: days and she, said, Look i'll take the night Before.
Speaker 2: Thanksgiving other, families other guardsmen may want to spend the
Speaker 2: day with their. Family i'll serve for someone else as
Speaker 2: well as my. Country and she was gunned. Down she
Speaker 2: was gunned, down and it was a targeted. Assassination it
Speaker 2: was a small weapon. BASICALLY i, mean they allegedly and
Speaker 2: you got to keep saying that that this alleged gunman
Speaker 2: just walked right up and popped both of these people
Speaker 2: at a metro, station a subway station In, washington D.
Speaker 2: C we talk a lot about people that are coming
Speaker 2: into this country, unvetted AND i Think afghanistan to me stands, Out,
Speaker 2: michael because how do you vet a goat.
Speaker 3: Farmer in the hills Of.
Speaker 2: Afghanistan the vast majority of people in that country don't
Speaker 2: have a birth. Date from What i'm, told it's a birth,
Speaker 2: years so there's no there's no starting. Point and, then
Speaker 2: of course the people that would do the vetting inside
Speaker 2: of that country probably are as corrupt as the people
Speaker 2: that were coming over here on that airlift in twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: One it was a fool's game and a fool's, errand
Speaker 2: and unfortunately Now i'm afraid we're getting played as the.
Speaker 3: Fools can you comment on, that, Please, no you're exactly.
Speaker 11: Right let's take a look at what. Happened of, course
Speaker 11: we know that this, gentleman among many others, well came
Speaker 11: in under a program that buy pot together for supposedly
Speaker 11: bringing in and assisting those who have an assets or assisting.
Speaker 11: Us the problem is that those assets were playing under THE.
Speaker 11: Cia THE cia should have vetted, them and they didn't quite,
Speaker 11: frankly didn't vet hardly any of them at. All in,
Speaker 11: fact let's just be very realistic on this particular. Person
Speaker 11: he has AN id and he is IN, theism has
Speaker 11: an asset under THE. Cia but did THE cia vet
Speaker 11: or we're getting. PLAYED i thought About durga's hrs before
Speaker 11: he came, here but he assisting both The taliban and
Speaker 11: to quote, unquote you know how medium we've had let
Speaker 11: said they were supporting us and led us to. Ambushes you, know,
Speaker 11: SO i, MEAN i know THE cia knows the answer
Speaker 11: to that. Question it sounds like crickets right now coming
Speaker 11: from THE. Cia we're not getting that information AND i
Speaker 11: guarantee it will be buried and deleted as to continue
Speaker 11: to press. Forward the whole issue is very. Clear we
Speaker 11: did not vet anybody come across their contrary to the
Speaker 11: lies coming out of The biden administrations and their press
Speaker 11: secretary gen we have. Time they're just there and there
Speaker 11: is no ability to fully vet The what they could have, done,
Speaker 11: though is looked at the people who wanted to come
Speaker 11: and look at their performance and to see whether they
Speaker 11: were playing both. Sides vidiam had at this, Opportunities, vidiam.
Speaker 6: We're actually sent over.
Speaker 11: HERE i believe there are still in the sleeper sales
Speaker 11: all across the. Country poise they're ready to Attack.
Speaker 6: Adam on them.
Speaker 11: Almost notice that's what we're facing against.
Speaker 2: NOW i don't doubt that there's a story That i'm
Speaker 2: raising here that A Bronze star recipient by the name
Speaker 2: Of Mark lucas has detailed how THE us Military's afghan,
Speaker 2: allies the people that were allegedly working side by side with,
Speaker 2: us were quote unquote, untrustworthy perpetrated barbaric cultures of pedophilia
Speaker 2: and abusing.
Speaker 3: Women he gave that interview just this.
Speaker 2: Week and you, KNOW i don't put it beyond this
Speaker 2: country and some of the agents that work for THE
Speaker 2: cia to use anything that they think may bring back
Speaker 2: information that they would think would be beneficial to those
Speaker 2: who they answer. To and so when you're dealing with
Speaker 2: that kind of an, element you have to expect that
Speaker 2: the kind of an element may come back at you
Speaker 2: at some. Point and so here we were In august
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty one with those planes rolling down the,
Speaker 2: tarmac and he's saying they were just throwing people in.
Speaker 2: Airplanes they weren't vetting. Anybody everybody there were nine Thousand
Speaker 2: afghans were working side by side with. Us well, great,
Speaker 2: well who were they besides working side by side with
Speaker 2: us for, five, six seven months a, year whatever it may.
Speaker 2: Be it just it strikes, Me, michael and you just
Speaker 2: touched on. It we don't know who any of these
Speaker 2: people are that were airlifted into this, country and any
Speaker 2: of these people are that just storm the southern.
Speaker 3: Border where they, are what they're up, to why they're.
Speaker 2: Here AND i don't think That trump and his administration
Speaker 2: can address this to any great significant means in the
Speaker 2: next three, years do?
Speaker 11: You?
Speaker 6: Yes and?
Speaker 11: No let me tell you the position that we were
Speaker 11: talking about in the. Administration. NOW i think it's signed to
Speaker 11: reverse policies and everyone on the cant should be deported
Speaker 11: period and we're going to deport you and that's.
Speaker 6: You.
Speaker 2: Yeah but But, michael you well know that standing in
Speaker 2: the way of that philosophy is some liberal judge somewhere
Speaker 2: that is going.
Speaker 11: To, say, yeah you hit the nail on the.
Speaker 6: Head but you, know.
Speaker 11: Here's where we'd have to come full circle of this.
Speaker 6: Country who's running the.
Speaker 11: Country is it the activist liberal judges who are not
Speaker 11: elected by, us by the, way or is it our
Speaker 11: commander in, chief the president of The United. States that's
Speaker 11: a question that has now come to a head that
Speaker 11: has to be. RESOLVED i, agree you can't continue to
Speaker 11: kick this can down down the road any longer.
Speaker 2: Some knitwit judge in a black robe sitting in some
Speaker 2: god forsaken district Anywhere Rhode, Island, Massachusetts, washington D. C
Speaker 2: that thinks they run this country and that somebody that
Speaker 2: has to smack them down is The Supreme, Court and
Speaker 2: just say enough of this. Nonsense This court is growing
Speaker 2: weary of these district judges thinking that they not only
Speaker 2: run the, country but they are the complete enforces of
Speaker 2: every law that are on the, books or they imagine
Speaker 2: are on the. Books AND i don't sense that coming
Speaker 2: out of The Supreme, court do.
Speaker 11: You, no not at. All The Supreme court gave you
Speaker 11: a little feel good rually told their people, done don't
Speaker 11: do it.
Speaker 6: Anymore and what?
Speaker 11: Happened they turned out all did it again next. Day
Speaker 11: did The Supreme court do anything after?
Speaker 6: That?
Speaker 11: Nope absolutely.
Speaker 7: Not.
Speaker 3: Nope didn't do a damn.
Speaker 11: Thing, No and they're almost helpless to do. So and
Speaker 11: here's one of the things that people don't Under it
Speaker 11: just came about with the, president and people have not.
Speaker 11: Understood course made free media is not seeing a worry about,
Speaker 11: it but the significance the president is looking at canceling
Speaker 11: ninety two percent of the executive orders and everything that
Speaker 11: were done under The biden administration because they were done
Speaker 11: by autopin and because of the fact that guide open
Speaker 11: requires presidence and the presidence of mind to do, so they, said,
Speaker 11: well what's that guy to? Do this, conversation you realize
Speaker 11: a lot of these, judges the judges were appointed in
Speaker 11: that process and so their apartments were immediately, determinated including
Speaker 11: our Newest Supreme court justice. Member but now you talk
Speaker 11: about really ready In, kaine that's going to do. It
Speaker 11: but here's WHAT i want The american people to. Understand
Speaker 11: if you're scared of Raising, kine they just.
Speaker 6: Go ahead's the rid of the white. Flag we will not.
Speaker 11: Win this war unless we fight, back to fight back.
Speaker 2: Aggressively, yeah you, know and the left is making a
Speaker 2: big deal about, well you Know. Biden you, know he
Speaker 2: might have come in under The biden, administration but The
Speaker 2: trump administration granted him Asylum, michael you can go to
Speaker 2: any immigration office in this country and SAY i don't
Speaker 2: want to go back to my. COUNTRY i feel threatened back.
Speaker 2: There IF i go back, THERE i THINK i might be. Killed,
Speaker 2: okay you got. Asylum they have no. Choice that's that's
Speaker 2: the law in the. Book they have no.
Speaker 3: Choice it is.
Speaker 6: Correct.
Speaker 11: Uh, oh it is time that we have realizing the
Speaker 11: loss of. Life who one very possibly the other day
Speaker 11: is still. Fighting you know, TODAY i just got a
Speaker 11: brief a few minutes. Ago he's in very critical. Condition
Speaker 11: he is, fighting he's on the you, know to. Survive
Speaker 11: this is how they're going to. Repay are trying to
Speaker 11: Make americans. Safe, look, folks they're not just The afghanis
Speaker 11: and Some allians that we're UNDER h one AND b
Speaker 11: program In. Minnesota we need to be deporting millions back
Speaker 11: and we're going to need to vet you if you
Speaker 11: want to come, back you're going to be an asset
Speaker 11: to this country or you're not welcome.
Speaker 2: Here, WELL i know that he wants to block all
Speaker 2: immigration right, now and particularly third particularly immigration from third world.
Speaker 2: Countries but we need to get we need to get
Speaker 2: a handle it in this. Country and you, know it's
Speaker 2: a funny thing about. Crime you can be ideologically opposed
Speaker 2: to what something is going on inside The trump. Administration
Speaker 2: you can have all the ideology you want about he's,
Speaker 2: wrong he's, wrong but the minute that crime touches your,
Speaker 2: life you'd be a complete idiot not to, think, well
Speaker 2: wait a, minute maybe my ideology is. WRONG i, mean
Speaker 2: you're you and me and anyone else is just one
Speaker 2: fortuitous moment away from being touched by this. Stuff now
Speaker 2: that's not to scare. Anybody it's just, say we've got
Speaker 2: people in this country from sworn countries that are sworn
Speaker 2: enemies against The United. States how many military Aged chinese
Speaker 2: men entered this country through The Southern?
Speaker 6: War?
Speaker 2: Right and when was the last Time xijingping let anybody
Speaker 2: out of his country willingly without.
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: Exactly but WE i, mean it's just it's just, Absurd
Speaker 2: and you, know we we have people THAT i don't
Speaker 2: think people are, Bad, MICHAEL i just think they're misguided
Speaker 2: AND i think that they're they're wrapped up in this
Speaker 2: ideology that in the long run is going to be
Speaker 2: just absolutely horrific for this. Country and we'll see If
Speaker 2: trump can can do what he wants to. DO i
Speaker 2: JUST i just don't held out any hope knowing the
Speaker 2: kind of judicial system we have because these NGOs they
Speaker 2: just run to the most liberal activist judge they can,
Speaker 2: find and then they file their lawsuit and then they,
Speaker 2: say all, right well we'll just see where it. Goes
Speaker 2: and if he gets held up on, appeal if he
Speaker 2: gets held up at The Supreme, court well we'll just
Speaker 2: flood The Supreme court with all this stuff and they
Speaker 2: won't be able to handle. Everything it's it's nauseating really
Speaker 2: the way it's it's degenerated in this.
Speaker 3: Country, legally.
Speaker 11: For military, tribunals we cannot the jutial system cannot handle
Speaker 11: what it.
Speaker 6: Has it is.
Speaker 11: Corrupt remember a tribunal cannot be utilized for civilians uns
Speaker 11: it as amount of national, security, FOLKS i don't know
Speaker 11: how much of a national.
Speaker 6: Security you can. Get much more you can get.
Speaker 11: When they're killing our own soldiers on our own.
Speaker 2: Streets, well he can't get he can't get judges, Approved
Speaker 2: he can't get as judges, approved largely because of The
Speaker 2: republicans in both houses The, senate WHICH i mean some
Speaker 2: of the laziest, people as you, know are are Senators
Speaker 2: republicans And democrats and The. House you, know even though
Speaker 2: he's got a slim majority in The house and a
Speaker 2: somewhat better majority in The, senate it's been. NEUTERED i,
Speaker 2: mean it's just the way we go out getting judges
Speaker 2: approved in this country is so. Laborious BUT I i
Speaker 2: JUST i just on, this on this. TOPIC i know
Speaker 2: WHAT i wanted to talk to you about something else completely,
Speaker 2: today but when, this when this popped, UP i JUST
Speaker 2: i got to Get michael on talking about.
Speaker 6: This.
Speaker 2: NOW i don't know if these people that were, Killed
Speaker 2: Sarah bestrom and the other, Guardsmen, ANDREW i don't know
Speaker 2: if they were wearing bulletproof. VESTS i hope they. Were
Speaker 2: maybe they. Weren't maybe it was a target that the
Speaker 2: vest did not. Stop but your sworn mission is to
Speaker 2: make sure that every single police officer has a bullet
Speaker 2: anybody serving in uniform in this country has a bullet proof.
Speaker 2: Vest and people in big stuff might, say, well oh,
Speaker 2: yeah our cops. Do, well maybe some of these smaller towns.
Speaker 2: Don't and SO i want to just one more time
Speaker 2: get that out, there BECAUSE i know you'll take any
Speaker 2: amount of donation. Anywhere it's a great time of the
Speaker 2: year for donating and if it's ten, bucks if it's
Speaker 2: if it's a, dollar if it's a thousand, dollars you'll
Speaker 2: take it at invest dot, org will you.
Speaker 6: Not there's no question about.
Speaker 11: That and we wanted we're going to do the next
Speaker 11: few weeks in honor of the, sacrifice supreme sacrifice played By,
Speaker 11: sarah and honor for memory and honor of the, family
Speaker 11: and to make sure this doesn't happen to any future
Speaker 11: not just, guards but any future law. Enforcement you remember
Speaker 11: how we talked about how this. Works were bringing in
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Speaker 2: you for your time, today, Though.
Speaker 11: Thank You, God Bless, God Bless.
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Speaker 2: as we progress. On so there are a lot of
Speaker 2: ways to save money this holiday. Season and if you're
Speaker 2: out there shopping, Today god bless. YOU i know that
Speaker 2: there are crowds. Everywhere it's also small Business, saturdays so
Speaker 2: remember your mom and pop neighborhood stores on a daylight
Speaker 2: today as. Well but if you are looking to spend,
Speaker 2: money just big box items or things that would be
Speaker 2: delivered By.
Speaker 3: Amazon know this The Conference, BOARD.
Speaker 2: I don't know what The Conference board, is but it
Speaker 2: has done a survey and it reports that the average
Speaker 2: consumer plans to spend between nine hundred and ninety dollars
Speaker 2: this holiday, season about nine hundred and ninety to eleven hundred.
Speaker 2: Dollars that's about a seven percent drop from last. Year
Speaker 2: so if you're looking for gifts that may not cost
Speaker 2: you a, bunch let's get. Creative Terrence bradford is a
Speaker 2: financial visionary who wouldnt want? That, educator creator of a
Speaker 2: check For, life which is a television series that empowers
Speaker 2: you and me to build a lifetime of income streams
Speaker 2: and secure financial. Freedom he was also at one point
Speaker 2: known as the The Wall Street. Rapper she worked on
Speaker 2: the street and could craft a. Phrase, anyway here's a
Speaker 2: guy that can help us save some money right, now
Speaker 2: who is flashing euphemistically speaking online number. Two let's bring
Speaker 2: him on. In Terrence, bradford how are you on this Glorious.
Speaker 12: Saturday i'm doing, great and thanks so much for the
Speaker 12: opportunity to come on.
Speaker 3: Today i'm glad you're.
Speaker 6: Here what is a?
Speaker 2: Visionary what is a financial? Visionary you can see into the.
Speaker 2: Future is that what that Means?
Speaker 12: Terrence maybe, slightly but it's more about me trying to
Speaker 12: shape what the future looks. Like oh, Control and, Yeah
Speaker 12: i'm trying. To i'm on a mission to try to
Speaker 12: help one million people and never run out of money
Speaker 12: when they.
Speaker 7: Retire that's my.
Speaker 12: Goal it's a very lofty, goal BUT i believe THAT
Speaker 12: i can make it, happen and if and WHEN i,
Speaker 12: do it's going to change the.
Speaker 3: World COULD i be on the? List is there like
Speaker 3: a waiting list for?
Speaker 6: This because that's.
Speaker 12: Good, absolutely whatever you're, READY i can walk you through
Speaker 12: it and you actually will be set where you'll never
Speaker 12: run out of.
Speaker 6: Money we can talk more about it off. Line IT
Speaker 6: i love. IT i love.
Speaker 2: It so, anyway so everybody is out we hope spending.
Speaker 2: Money we want the economy to do, well but it
Speaker 2: seems like everybody is spending less money or will spend
Speaker 2: less money this year than they have in years. Past
Speaker 2: but you've come up with seven ways to save money
Speaker 2: on holiday shopping this, Year SO i guess number one
Speaker 2: is know how much money you, have Right you don't
Speaker 2: want to blow the budget On. Grandma if you've got
Speaker 2: like six or seven other gifts you got to, buy,
Speaker 2: Right that's, Right.
Speaker 6: That is absolutely.
Speaker 12: Right what happens is sometimes people have locked your goals
Speaker 12: for their spending and they want to get versus what
Speaker 12: they actually have the capability of.
Speaker 6: Buying so you definitely want to know what you have
Speaker 6: first so that you can go from.
Speaker 2: There so, okay so first of, all know what your finances.
Speaker 2: Are the last thing you want to do too is
Speaker 2: probably kick the can down the. ROAD i, mean you
Speaker 2: don't want to be buying things in Late november Early
Speaker 2: december that you're still paying for In april And may next.
Speaker 3: Year, right.
Speaker 12: That's exactly, Right and unfortunately a lot of people. Do,
Speaker 12: right they've loaded up the credit cards with the things
Speaker 12: that they bought In November december when they bought things
Speaker 12: late and the prices went up on. Them and then
Speaker 12: you turn around your mid year of the following, year
Speaker 12: you're still paying for last.
Speaker 3: Year you're thinking about what you got to Buy christmas
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty.
Speaker 12: Six, yeah, Exactly it's coming up in three months to
Speaker 12: do it all over.
Speaker 2: Again it's called the circle of poor financial. Life OH
Speaker 2: i like, That, yeah, well feel free to use. It
Speaker 2: this is something ELSE i think that we're probably late
Speaker 2: to the game to talk. About but keep holiday money.
Speaker 2: Separate in other, words if you're if you're you've got
Speaker 2: a little account over here that you're going to you're
Speaker 2: going to buy gifts, with don't touch that for like
Speaker 2: a vacation In. JUNE i, mean it's not like a slush.
Speaker 2: Fund it's not a government slush. Fund it's it's it's
Speaker 2: your money to. Spend but you got to leave it,
Speaker 2: alone right.
Speaker 12: Exactly if you can put it into an account that
Speaker 12: you're not going to, touch or if you have the
Speaker 12: actual physical funds themselves in an envelope or something of that,
Speaker 12: nature we actually you, know been, saving just don't touch.
Speaker 6: It be. Disciplined that's the hardest.
Speaker 12: Thing and people don't have disciplines with their, money and
Speaker 12: you can see it with their, finances with their, health
Speaker 12: things of that. Nature so have the discipline to keep
Speaker 12: it separate so that you can accomplish what you want.
Speaker 2: Later, yeah because we live in a society as you well,
Speaker 2: know that want it and want it right. NOW i,
Speaker 2: mean that's the whole you Know amazon. Phenomena you, know
Speaker 2: you don't want to buy a gift and get it
Speaker 2: five days. Later you want it on your doorstep three hours.
Speaker 3: Later we want an.
Speaker 2: Instant, gratification and then we don't understand why long term
Speaker 2: we're in rough.
Speaker 3: SHAPE i don't know how you fix that.
Speaker 2: Though how do you fix if if somebody doesn't have
Speaker 2: discipline in that area of their, life then then how
Speaker 2: do you fix that without them hitting a wall and
Speaker 2: learning a tough?
Speaker 12: Lesson the challenge with it is the first thing they
Speaker 12: have to do is make a decision, right and, unfortunately
Speaker 12: for a lot of, people that decision is sometimes made
Speaker 12: for them right versus them proactively making that.
Speaker 6: Decision but the first thing you do is make a.
Speaker 6: Decision then the.
Speaker 12: Second thing is make a, plan put it into, writing
Speaker 12: print it, out keep it on your, phone and then
Speaker 12: just stick to. It and what you have to do
Speaker 12: is when you look at the, plan look at, it you, know,
Speaker 12: daily and reward yourself mentally when you accomplish the things
Speaker 12: that you set out for.
Speaker 6: Yourself, right you saved the extra twenty bucks you, know
Speaker 6: way to?
Speaker 12: Go can you save the extra twenty bucks that was?
Speaker 12: Working you did a great, job. Buddy like what you
Speaker 12: tell your brain it's. Amazing can what you tell your
Speaker 12: brain the things that come from that later can.
Speaker 6: Actually happen for. You you know a lot of people
Speaker 6: call it. Manifestation so what.
Speaker 7: You have to do is you have that discipline manifest
Speaker 7: the things that you.
Speaker 6: Want but you have to take that first step of
Speaker 6: making the.
Speaker 3: Decision, yeah, well positive.
Speaker 2: Reinforcement everybody wants a pat on the, head whether it
Speaker 2: comes electronically or through their OWN i, KNOW i totally get,
Speaker 2: that AND i like this one. Here it's just trim
Speaker 2: a few daily, Habits. Terrence we have become a coffee,
Speaker 2: society and of course the coffee industry knows, that and
Speaker 2: that's why it costs you seven or eight bucks to
Speaker 2: get a cup of coffee.
Speaker 3: That wanted, to Like starbucks or. SOMEPLACE i, mean think about.
Speaker 6: That the.
Speaker 2: Absurdity like my, parents your, parents they'd make instant coffee
Speaker 2: or something like. That we're running out spas seven eight
Speaker 2: dollars for a cup of.
Speaker 12: Coffee, ken WHEN i was in the third, grade Now
Speaker 12: i'm dating On i'm fifty one years. Old so WHEN
Speaker 12: i was in the third graders in the, EIGHTIES i
Speaker 12: used to come into school early because my, TEACHERS i
Speaker 12: was the coffee, monitor SO i had to come. IN
Speaker 12: i had to get the coffee grind and put them
Speaker 12: in the, machine get the little, filter put in the
Speaker 12: water and make their coffee so.
Speaker 6: That they would have.
Speaker 12: It, so, yes when we don't do that, anymore you
Speaker 12: know people you know and that, industry the multi multi
Speaker 12: billion dollar, industry and congratulations to. Them but if you
Speaker 12: could just cut out one cup of coffee a day
Speaker 12: or a, week or twice a, week.
Speaker 6: The difference that you will make financially piece stuff will
Speaker 6: be huge over.
Speaker 3: Time let's just do the.
Speaker 2: Math if a, couple you, know nobody goes in there and,
Speaker 2: SAYS i want a cup of, coffee you, know they
Speaker 2: want a lot toe you this a latte that with cinnamon.
Speaker 6: And all this other.
Speaker 2: Nonsense you, know you're. Right, literally if you go in,
Speaker 2: there it's it's it's at least seven it could be
Speaker 2: more than. That and of course you're not going to
Speaker 2: just sit there and drink. It you're going to eat
Speaker 2: something with. IT i, mean they really got, you they
Speaker 2: really got you coming and. Go but if you, could
Speaker 2: if you could cut, down that's for a, week you're
Speaker 2: talking fifty.
Speaker 3: Bucks fifty bucks that goes into that.
Speaker 12: Account that's exactly, correct and over time that adds up
Speaker 12: and if you if you even take the next up
Speaker 12: of taking that money and investing it and throw a
Speaker 12: compound in just on top of, that it starts to
Speaker 12: really make a.
Speaker 6: Difference.
Speaker 2: Absolutely so we got shopping going on a Cyber monday
Speaker 2: is coming, up AND i guess some people wait and
Speaker 2: they literally this is called like panic. SHOPPING i used
Speaker 2: to buy suits at a certain, store you, know and
Speaker 2: they would always be on. Sale it's always thirty percent.
Speaker 2: Off AND i always, said after a, WHILE i, said you,
Speaker 2: know that's probably just what the real prices of the suit.
Speaker 2: Is it's not necessarily they just jack it. Up, yes
Speaker 2: they just jack it up thirty percent to make you
Speaker 2: feel like you're getting. Something but but the, truth, yeah
Speaker 2: if not this, year you, know maybe start your shopping
Speaker 2: In august In september next year so you're not just
Speaker 2: coming down to the wire and overpaying for.
Speaker 3: THINGS i think that makes a lot of, sense don't.
Speaker 6: YOU i?
Speaker 12: Agree one thousand. Percent they call it when you wait
Speaker 12: till the LAST minutey call it a pan. Attack that's
Speaker 12: what you're basically. Paying and the retailers know that and
Speaker 12: they take advantage of. That and, unfortunately year after year after, year.
Speaker 2: A million of the people still continue to do. It
Speaker 2: Terrence bradford's our. Guest we're talking about ways you can
Speaker 2: save money on your holiday. SHOPPING i can't let you
Speaker 2: go with a what you were The Wall Street? Wrapper,
Speaker 2: WELL i, mean what did you? Do, yes, sir show
Speaker 2: up on the floor and just put on a. Show
Speaker 2: what was that all?
Speaker 12: About so for, years this is going back to the
Speaker 12: early two, thousands around two thousand and, three two thousand and,
Speaker 12: FIVE i was trying to do What i'm doing, now
Speaker 12: which is help people with their.
Speaker 6: Finances BUT i was trying to do it through.
Speaker 12: Music SO i went on tour With Russell simmons And
Speaker 12: susie ormand or there Get Your Money right.
Speaker 6: Tour fortune magazine did a piece.
Speaker 12: On, me and WHAT i would do IS i would
Speaker 12: talk about investing through rap. Music SO i would tell,
Speaker 12: people you, know put down your tech and invests and
Speaker 12: buy some text and.
Speaker 6: Invest you, know lines like, that and you, know your
Speaker 6: coke is illegal every.
Speaker 12: Day of the, year my, COKE i buy twenty dollars
Speaker 12: a share like stuff like that to try, to you,
Speaker 12: know relate to people in the street and let them
Speaker 12: know That Wall street was just like the streets and you,
Speaker 12: know it can be acceptable to everybody could take advantage of.
Speaker 6: It what's it was a long long time? Ago?
Speaker 3: Yeah what what Was Russell? Simmons?
Speaker 6: Like what was? He?
Speaker 3: Was he a good?
Speaker 6: Dude russell was a was a good. Dude he was really.
Speaker 12: Interested he was starting his you, know rush car at the.
Speaker 12: Time he's interested in doing financial literacy and helping people with.
Speaker 12: It and he was an, innovator you, know Starting Depth
Speaker 12: Jam records and giving people from the hood of platform
Speaker 12: to you their music to to become famous Like, hellokoja,
Speaker 12: right Jay, z you know all these you know famous
Speaker 12: rappers that grew from your.
Speaker 6: RUN, dmc, Well.
Speaker 12: Rundi he actually ironically wasn't signed To Depth. Jam that
Speaker 12: was his, brother but they weren't signed to Death. Jam
Speaker 12: but he was an innovator and he gave a lot
Speaker 12: of people the great platform to.
Speaker 3: Uh you, know become very. Successful all, right, MAN i
Speaker 3: want to talk to you. Again so Look i'm hanging.
Speaker 2: On the runner and we're going to visit about all
Speaker 2: things life and financial down the. Road Terrence, bradford thank,
Speaker 2: you financial visionary he sees the.
Speaker 3: Future thank, You.
Speaker 6: Terrence thank you so. Much ken have a great holiday
Speaker 6: to you and your. Art thank.
Speaker 2: You, YEAH i mean keep money separate for your holiday.
Speaker 2: Spending that's something you got to do all. Year set a.
Speaker 2: BUDGET i mean that makes, sense don't you? Know overspend
Speaker 2: and you, know then give a little something of yourself
Speaker 2: if you you can't afford the right gift or a
Speaker 2: gift you want to. Do you, know experiences Say i'll
Speaker 2: do something for. You doesn't all have to be done
Speaker 2: with a credit. Card Terrence Bradford The Wall Street wrapper
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