Brian Thomas

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Brian is joined by Jack Windsor from the Ohio Press Network about the latest news and issues in Ohio politics. Jack shares his insights on the state's voter ID laws, pointing out a loophole that allows voters to submit absentee ballots without showing a photo ID. He also discusses the upcoming gubernatorial election, where Amy Acton is running against Vivek Ramaswamy. Jack weighs in on the controversy surrounding Acton's hiring of a high-profile law firm to defend against allegations of fake tweets. The conversation also touches on a bizarre bill proposed by a Democrat lawmaker that aims to protect children from indecent performances.

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In this episode, Jack and Brian discuss the ongoing conflict with Iran, drawing parallels to the aftermath of World War One. They explore the importance of winning the peace, citing the botched Versailles Treaty as a cautionary tale. Jack shares his thoughts on President Trump's approach, questioning the effectiveness of charging tolls to Iran for using international waters. The conversation also touches on the role of leadership, comparing Trump's style to that of George H.W. Bush, and the need for a coalition of willing nations to address the situation.

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In this episode, Todd Zenzer, the Citizen Watchdog, joins the show to discuss the City of Cincinnati's budget and the lack of transparency in their spending. Todd shares his findings on how the city is handing out millions of dollars to non-profit organizations without clear accountability. He also talks about the city's decision to fund the Farmer Music Center with $8 million, despite the city being $30 million in debt. Todd's investigation reveals a complex web of city funds, NGOs, and potential conflicts of interest. This conversation sheds light on the need for greater oversight and accountability in local government.

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ave dives into the world of surveillance capitalism, where companies use your data to charge you more for services. He discusses how the Washington Post is using reader data to set subscription prices, and how this is just one example of how companies are using your information against you. Dave also talks about a recent PayPal breach, where sensitive personal info was exposed, and how this is just another reason to be cautious about the apps and devices we use. He emphasizes the importance of being mindful of our digital footprint.

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