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KXEL Presents: The Jacobsen Group Podcast - July 27, 2024
The Jacobsen Group with Jon Jacobsen · Tue Jul 30, 2024
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Oh, John Jacobson
here, and that was the week that was.
I'm in my 7th decade post and I have not seen a cycle like this since 1968 in terms of volatility and the two malls.
As Mark Twain once said history,
doesn't necessarily repeat itself, but it often runs.
And today we're going to catch up on the week that was with this live unrehearsed, uh, con fab here, paying homage to the great late John McLaughlin.
Let's pull apart McLaughlin, temporary music, your studio chief, Mike Shane, our great engineer, and introduce this magnificent cast in chair number one we have.
Along in chair number two, the brother-sister tandem of the legendary Iowa and Nebraska political consulting brother-sister team of Sheila Murphy and Kit Murphy.
Good morning.
Good morning.
Chair number three, we have our Eastern Iowa Rover come over.
Jim Grover in his own sense, a great political consultant.
in the eastern Mississippi part of Iowa, that great river, Tim traverses by Clinton, Iowa, McClellan in that area.
And in our special with your moderator, being in seat zero, adding the fifth member of our team, the one, the only, the guest plot going to state, Senator Sherilyn Westridge.
Jeff.
In the Republican Convention in Milwaukee, guys, buckle your seatbelts.
This is going to be a fun McLaughlin segment.
Issue one!
It keeps getting worse.
Testimony this week by regime administration officials and network deflections.
and cover-ups, makes even more Americans suspicious about what did happen on that fateful day of the assassination attempt against President Trump.
Maybe it was an inside job after all.
I turn to you, Sheila Murphy, the American people of lost confidence in our agencies to tell the truth or to be competent enough to protect our own leader of the free world.
How dangerous is this for the republic?
Oh, this is very dangerous, but I don't.
actually know what people mean by an inside job.
What it is is the result of an administration whose policies are not based upon effectiveness or policies that are effective in protecting anyone.
Their whole goal was to place the right kind of people and political allies in as many positions as possible.
That was their goal.
They achieved it.
They really didn't care about achieving any kind of protection for Trump.
And there we have it.
Kip Murphy, your sister starts out strongly.
What say you?
I agree with Sheila.
And I don't, as an inside job, I think you have to look more at just total blatant incompetence on the part of who they had working there.
And the Secret Service, all along with under the Biden administration, they have a place that you put in the best people to do the job.
You have to have the best, it's more of a DEI.
diversity, equity, inclusion, they wanted to expand their, um, their agent force so that it's more inclusive and they didn't care about competence.
So that, I think that's more of where the problem lies.
And also the problem also lies in that the person who took over from Kim Cheetle is probably the guy who turned down all of the requests for more, um, security for Trump.
And he, he may be more of a problem than she
was.
There are talks now because of not what you're hearing from the mainstream media, but in the alternate media, such as this show, not afraid to speak truth to power.
Many citizen journalists coming forward, eyewitnesses on the ground, thanks to Elon Musk, purchasing Twitter, now known as X. Many accounts streaming in.
Tim, the seed of doubt has been planted.
There are talks of a second and even third shooter.
What is going on?
Yeah, it's hard to know what's going on with that.
It's another day at Ensign Y in the swamp.
I wish I had the confidence in the system that Kip and Sheila had, but I don't.
I believe it's
corrupt
with special interests, and anything could happen.
For sure, they had to do something to try to eliminate Trump, and what I mean by that is the Uniparty Globalist multinational.
run their country so who knows what who knows if it was an inside governor the a lot of experts that I know Especially this came out on Sunday.
I had I have a friend in Pennsylvania She has another friend whose son whose son is in the on that CIA I mean on that Secret Service security team and he's got pulled off Trump's detail on Friday and my understanding is that
There were three women on Trump's detail that day that were all too short to be shielding him.
And I went and checked with my Pennsylvania contact, and indeed the son was six four, and he got pulled off the day before.
So it looked to me like it was open season on ducks.
He got thrown out of a duck suit for sure.
I believe it was a kill zone.
I believe not only was there very potentially a second shooter, but a third shooter.
Look at the water tower.
Look at the windows of the building that was not secured on the rooftop, let alone the roof.
Sherilyn Westridge, I go to you.
You are just back from the Republican National Convention.
Are they trying to put Donald Trump in harm's way?
Well, I just said,
I'll say there's a debate right here that could come about whether it was rabbit season or duck season.
I think that's an old Mary Melody's question, but that's exactly the thing right now is we're left with questions because they're not, you know, after what 10, 12 days they have not given us any answers.
So of course conspiracies are going to start to develop.
And, you know, when we look at our past and
in how we see those stories develop into conspiracies about past assassination attempts.
But for me, I look at the incompetency for someone to be able to get six to eight shots off.
I have always thought if you, one shot and you're done.
And I wonder if we dive into it, what are the policies and the protocols that caused all those shots to be taken before any,
know,
What do you call it?
You know firing back at him and taking action and I remember the military had certain protocols and when Trump took office in the beginning he changed those protocols
Because there were certain protocols where you could not shoot on an enemy unless you were fired upon and things like that.
And so I have all those questions.
What was the protocol at that time?
Why did he get so many shots off before retaliation?
Great comment.
Jacobson closes the segment by saying, how did the perpetrator, one of the perpetrators, even have air superiority?
given his drone flying over the area when the protective authorities refused to even issue drones, refused to cover the roof, refused to cover the water tower, even 10-year-olds playing Xbox know to clear the roof in their combat game.
The fact that one of the alleged perps was able to prowl around the entire surface area there with a rangefinder, it's absolutely inconceivable that this was, that this was
set up this way.
It was either an inside job or criminal homicidal negligence.
Either way, not a pretty sight.
Issue two.
Professor Gill leaves the stage in Star Trek, the original series, Patterns of Four.
The Enterprise beams down to a planet where the former kindly Professor Gill is rendered nothing but a drug puppet.
as a front man for a regime that has turned toward a very evil corner.
Chip and Sheila Murphy.
What happened with Joe this week?
One minute we were told he was brilliant and absolutely on top of things, witty and better than ever.
By the mainstream media that, by the way, is now trying to tell us that Trump wasn't even shot, including the testimony yesterday of an official who brought that into even question, a high-ranking official.
Now we're in a situation where the media has put on a full frontal assault for Kamala Harris, a woman who in the Iowa caucuses was so unpopular, she was the first to drop out, had no votes, no delegates, her staff despised her,
And now the media machine is trotting her out as the anointed de facto next president.
Sheila, what did we see happen this week?
Was it an inside pooch, a palace coup d'etat?
This is just the Democrat Party operating as they always have.
And I would like to clarify something.
Kip and I believe that the Secret Service is now completely incompetent.
And if Tim Grober heard that as confidence in the system, he misunderstood.
Now, what we've heard lately is that, and what we are seeing is that the Democrats, it really doesn't matter who the presidential candidate is.
They're not looking for somebody to serve as CEO of their corporation.
They're looking for a spokesmodel.
It's always been that way.
say Obama is the president for Biden.
That's crap.
Obama wasn't president when Obama was president.
The way this works is the Democrats have an international group of well-funded and very, very socialistic and communistic globalists that won the show, and they're looking for somebody to be the frontman.
I think you used the right term there.
And Joe was no longer able to be an effective spokesmodel for them, so they'll replace him with somebody else.
It really doesn't matter.
The attacks will be the same.
The agenda will be the same.
Nothing will change.
You know, Murphy was another strong at-bat.
Younger brother, what say you, Kip Murphy?
You have to look at this.
They're going to rehabilitate Kamala.
She's going to be the most brilliant person that's ever walked the face of the earth, according to the news media.
And that's why this race, which if you looked at the two candidates fairly, should be a runaway for Trump.
But we're going to have, it's going to be a battle right to the very end, because the news media will be putting in
pumping in billions of dollars worth of media for a four-camelot and against Trump.
They're already attacking Trump for being old and they're questioning whether he has the mental capacity to go on.
If you watched his convention speech, you know he's with it.
He's got it.
Well, can stand up there for 90 minutes and talk to people like that.
But the news media is going to attack Trump, and they're going to build up Kamala as if she's the greatest thing, and wait until she names her VP.
going to name her VP after the Olympics,
why the Olympics are going on, things will be backed off a little bit, because people won't be paying as much attention to politics.
after the Olympics, it's going to be nasty and dirty, and this is going to be one of the nastiest, dirtiest races known to man.
to do anything to stay in power.
Tim Grover, that's a solid comment by Kip Murphy.
I have to say, I saw the three hour commercial for Kamala Harris called Special Report Biting Announcing He's Leaving the Race.
It was a three hour infomercial for Kamala Harris led by Lester Holt and all of his minions on live NBC network television.
Now even the NBC Olympics is all in for Kamala Harris starting out with
Kerr and Curry from overseas, beating the Harris bandwagon.
Tim, what say you?
Well, I just see that Obama has endorsed Harris now.
But the thing about this is, and I think saying the system is incompetent.
Again, I don't mean that Kipp and Sheila are wrong by any means, but what I mean by
the system has got a serious problem is that we think now that we can replace and happen to people.
When we've done this for several cycles now, where it doesn't matter who the person is, there's a special interest, we'll just pick somebody new to do what the old one did.
It's the classic meet the new boss, same as the old boss thing.
And we're stuck in this cycle in both parties where this happens.
We can't be surprised that they probably hung with Biden too long,
more than
anything.
But it's not going to be politics as usual that we're used to.
We're going to see it on the services in the Main Street media now.
I don't know if the Main Street media is the war that we're looking to win anymore.
Sherry Lynn Westrich, coming on the heels of Tim Grover.
Sherry Lynn, you were at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.
Was there a sense even there that the Dems would pull this sleight of hand?
Well, I think there was a sense that we had to follow, you know, the Trump Trump's advice, which was fight, fight, fight to win this race.
And, you know, the excitement there was tangible.
It was, you know, everybody was very pumped up, you know, but one of the things that kept getting mentioned is we've got to get people out to vote because
With all that's going on, with the most obedient puppet they have, Kamala being anointed.
People are going to feel like we've got this in the bag, but that was one of the main focuses at the convention was get people motivated and fired up to go out and cast that vote.
It seems like a simple task, but getting people motivated to go vote.
The Democrats are going to be motivated to go submit as many ballots as possible, whether it's a legal or illegal vote.
And so we've got to get out there and just motivate people to get to the polls, is what really was the theme of the convention.
Bravo, Shirtland Westridge.
And I would remind all of our listeners, go to the Iowa standard for my four years running unrefuted piece with three dozen pictorial illustrations and graphs.
proving with apedictical metaphysical certitude that it was impossible for Joe Biden to have won the state of Pennsylvania.
I use the laws of mathematical science, including Benford's law and the Albany second digit test to prove such.
The steal is real.
Don't let him do it.
Issue three.
Handicap the Rage.
Obviously, this slight of hand unprecedented, the palace coup, the interior pooch, pulled by the Democrats, reshapes an entirely new race, including the electoral college.
Kamala will probably choose either Shapiro of Pennsylvania or Kelly of Arizona to shore up one of the two states Trump must win.
How are things looking with a media absolutely in full frontal assault mode?
How does the Electoral College race shape up?
I go to you, Sheila Murphy.
Well, I think she will probably be more likely to take Kelly than Shapiro simply because Shapiro is probably too smart to jump on board the Titanic.
Let me just quickly for our audience, Mark Kelly, worst person in the world.
Back to you, Sheila.
Yes.
I cannot argue with that.
And I think the Democrats are actually acting like they're very excited about Camilla.
What else are they going to do?
And I think they're putting it all out there because they want it to look like this is their main objective.
I no longer think it is.
I think the Democrats have seen the writing on the wall, and I think they know that they can win this presidential election, but it isn't likely.
I think they are actually more concentrating on the Senate and the House.
So I hope that Republicans out there remember that.
And while we're fighting for Trump, we're also fighting to give Trump the two houses of the Congress that he will need to accomplish things.
He won't let them just pour out the deep state, the sinister evil malevolent deep state.
Kip Murphy, what say you?
Yeah, I agree.
Um, the smartest move for the Democrats would be to take Shapiro.
He would bolster the tickets the most.
Um, but I'm just not feeling it because I don't think, uh, Kamala would then look at maybe losing Michigan if she takes Shapiro because they don't like, uh, um, in the Democratic Party, a Jewish person on the ticket would be a problem for them with a lot of their base for pro-Amas and pro-Palestinians.
So.
I'm thinking Kelly is probably the front runner, followed by Bashir.
And then if they can't get either one of those, she'll go to Buttigieg, which I think would be a dream ticket for us.
But it's going to be a battle all the way, like I said earlier, because news media, we're going to have to watch out for them cheating.
And like I said, it's going to be nasty.
She's going to come out as strong on law enforcement and prosecuting Trump as the felons.
And they've already looked at a single that is one of their main things.
And also they're looking at getting rid of the entire Supreme Court.
Biden changing it, changing while changing the Supreme Court.
Biden already telegraphed that in his statement earlier this week.
So this is a fight for our country in this election.
And we don't win.
We're in deep trouble.
Yes, Tim Grover.
Biden pulls out.
Harris happy.
Will there be a rise in her polls?
I think there already was at first, but I think there's a lot of media fluff going on right now as far as kind of bringing her up there.
I think we need to examine why 40% of the country, no matter who you're talking about, will support somebody from another party.
I mean, you're pretty much, we're pretty much locked into a two-party system where people think, well, that's the only choice I have.
I'm happy with it that way, and because we're having the same problem.
The cheating part, with Biden out of the way, the possibility of another stolen election is wide open right now.
I think Trump needs to do something to try to firm that up a little bit.
Because until Biden dropped out, the margin of cheating was well exceeded, and we could pretty much count on a legitimate result.
Thank you.
Excellent.
Tim Grover, State Senator Shorlin Westridge.
What issue is Kamala most vulnerable on?
A, the fact that she refused to prosecute Planned Parenthood for the illegal trafficking of human fetal parts while, on the other hand, prosecuting the whistleblower journalist who brought about the investigation of this, or would it be the fact that she hyped up the Justice Smollett's fraudulent claim of a race-based attack that ended up being a
fraudulent report for which Smollett has been sentenced to jail.
Would it be her support financially for the Black Lives Matter rioters in our urban areas, including helping them financially?
Would it be her virulent anti-catholicism and her assault incredibly on the venerable knights of Columbus and any Catholic running for public office?
Or fifth, would it be her absolute debacle in being the border czar and allowing criminals and human traffickers and drug lords to take over the southern border of the United States?
Are they going to peel her like a boiled peanut?
You go on.
I feel as if we could just do an entire program on the evil that she has done over the years and the mistakes she has made.
All of those issues crumbled together to make this puppet, this horrible person that they've put up.
And, you know, I think she's going to use the women's rights issue, you know, which to us would be the right to life issue.
And she'll use that to her advantage with Democrats and with, you know, liberal minded independence.
But it's funny to me that when we think of President Trump's running mate before he picked the amazing J.D.
Vance, we thought of it as who will Trump pick to be his running mate?
And yet with their party with the Democrats and with Kamala, it's who will they pick for her?
She is such a powerless person and such a puppet that that's really how it plays out in your mind is I wonder who they'll pick for her as if she has no choice.
And I don't believe she does.
And so.
I think if they don't pick a super rock star like Michelle Obama, then they're not serious about winning that.
And as was mentioned earlier, they're just trying to get both chambers at this point to give up on the presidency.
But all those issues, I mean, I feel like you could have listed, you know, a hundred issues on the mistakes that Kamala has made over time and her positions just being wrong for the American people.
And this just in, we have a newsflash.
Montell Williams endorses Kamala Harris for president.
Have I told you lately that March Kelly, senator of Arizona, is the worst person in the world?
And this newsflash just in Willie Brown endorses Kamala Harris.
Issue four, bonus question.
In the election we're held today, who gets
270 votes or more in the Electoral College.
Trump or Harris?
I go to you, Sheila Murphy.
Trump.
Kim Murphy.
Trump.
Kim Grover.
Trump.
Jerry Lynn Westridge.
Donald J. Trump.
You are correct.
The answer is Donald J. Trump.
Trump will sweep the Southern states that he did not take four years ago.
He will quench North Carolina.
He will win Georgia.
He will win Arizona.
He will win Nevada.
He will even win Nebraska's second district, one electoral vote that hitter four has gone to Biden and Obama due to the fact that Bobby Kennedy has cut in to the Democrat lead in the second district, giving Trump the edge.
So game set match up in the Rust Belt, Donald Trump will win either one of the following three, Pennsylvania, Michigan, or Wisconsin, and New Hampshire and Virginia, and get just under 300 electoral votes.
This was a great, great conference today.
I want to give State Senator Sri Linn Wester to the last word.
Sri Linn, you are our reporter on the spot at the GOP National Convention in Milwaukee.
Tell us what it was like.
It was just so much energy.
and positivity, people were pumped up.
You can barely stand it with all the shouting and shouting.
I mean, the crowds were just excited to be there.
Every conversation you had was a positive one.
I think, you know, if that's any indication of how the elections are going to go, it's going to be a landslide for the GOP.
And as we mentioned earlier, it's about the House and the Senate.
We've just got to get out there and support those folks who are running to save our country.
So, you know, the convention was a lot of parties, a lot more...
events than I expected.
I thought I was going to be stuck in an office pushing a pencil, but really it was just kind of celebration of what the GOP stands for and the freedoms that we're going to maintain if we can elect Donald J. Trump.
And that was the main focus is, you know, electing Donald Trump and of course his amazing running mate, J.D.
Vance, a young man that's going to be with, you know, with our party for a long time and, you know, do a lot of good in our
country, even after the four more years of Donald J. Trump, we've got J.D.
Vance now.
He's a fighter, a soldier, and he believes in our freedom and our country.
I feel very positive about the future.
Once we get past this little glitch, which is the election, I feel like we're going to turn this country around.
Yes, we are going to turn this country around because by expelling
All of the best and brightest from Facebook, from Twitter, before it must got it back, by expelling us from our workplaces, by expelling us from the public square, by hectoring and hounding us during COVID.
The best and the brightest have now assembled for the dream team to take America back.
Did Brad Zahn sing the Iowa Fight song over and over and over again?
And is it true that there were so many people screaming on the convention floor that nobody could differentiate Jeff Kauffman because they all sounded like Jeff Kauffman?
You know what?
Senator Brad Zahn, he was on fire.
He wore his Marlboro man clothing and his hat and cowboy boots and President Trump acknowledged him as his greatest supporter and one of his very first supporters starting out.
And I think it made a big difference having Brad there.
I'm so glad he joined the convention and came.
And I believe he was appointed by Donald Trump to be a delegate.
So the Marlboro man was on point and on fire.
I will give you credit, Trillian Westridge.
While the other chokers in the Iowa House and Senate ran for the flavor of the month, you were resolute in your endorsement of President Trump.
And I would say many Iowa GOP and elected office have some egg on their face by jilting their lover and now coming around to the last minute, better late than never.
What do you see the election process with the GOP?
fall.
Thank you.
I would you hold this back to the
house.
I believe we're going to take both chambers again, supermajority, probably in the House now, I hope.
And it looks very positive as long as people get out to vote.
But I think, like you said, some people didn't jump on the bandwagon until it was too late.
And so I have endorsed Trump and been a powerful force behind him since 2011.
And I will not change.
He is the man that is going to save our country.
And he showed us that in the four years that he did what he said.
and his accomplishments speak for themselves.
Didn't come around till too late.
I think they're disappointed that they're now kind of strapping for to maintain some sort of involvement in the campaign and to, you know, kind of promote themselves a little bit too late, too little too late.
Is that how they say it?
Yes, it is.
Well, we know one thing for sure, Carolyn Wessers.
You are a true bona fide rock star, and radio didn't kill the rock star.
Elon Kip Murphy, we're going to give you the final word.
You have consulted much in the neighboring state of Nebraska.
Big electoral vote over there, a special session of their legislature going on currently.
Will Governor Pillon be able to help carry the GOP to victory in our neighboring state of Nebraska?
Oh, that is a toughie, John, because I've never seen a party in such disrepair as it is over there right now.
They have divisions that are deep.
They are not operating.
You know, unity, after a primary, it is so important.
And there are people that just won't let it go.
And you have to, and they're not letting it go.
They're not letting unity happen.
And that will cost everyone dearly.
I'm quite worried.
And also
working
with
Unicameral in Nebraska is like, it's like hurting cats.
The Unicameral, each senator is very cognizant of their independence.
And there is no party structure in the Unicameral, except possibly on the Democratic side, actually.
They're much more, they vote much more as a bloc than the Republicans ever did in the Unicameral.
Very good
tip, Murphy.
When you come to a forklift in the road...
Take it.
I want to thank Kip and Sheila Murphy, Tim Grover, and Shirlen Westwich as we exit with our McLaughlin music.
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Continuing our cavalcade of electoral politics this hot summer in Iowa, and I'm joined by two great heroic citizens of conscience who are helping to keep us healthy, who are helping us navigate
to the government debacle at both the federal and state levels, the mismanagement of COVID.
These two are piercing the veil with effective therapies.
Our heroic Dr. David Hartsich, the honorable former state senator, Dr. David Hartsich and Joseph Castorino, coming back out of retirement in New York to give us proimmune formulation 200 that I take twice a day and man has it.
helped me as I recuperate from detached retina surgery here.
Dr. Hartz is welcome back, big week in politics, terrible security lapse.
If not an inside job, certainly criminal negligence in the kill zone that was set up against President Trump there in Barton, Pennsylvania.
One of our friends, Bobby Kennedy, finally is receiving Secret Service protection.
Only after the government was hectored by President Trump to provide him with that protection after the Trump assassination attempt, that only missed by divine intervention.
Dr. Hart, just welcome back to the show.
What say you?
Oh, it's great.
It's great being here, John.
And hi, Joe.
I love that pro-immune.
It's a wonderful form of patience.
Yeah, I think it's that.
I think the big story here, I'm glad that RFK has gotten the Secret Service protection, but I really don't know what it's worth.
The real question is whether this lapse in security may have prompted the exit of Joe Biden from the presidential race.
Everybody thinks he's been in the hole, but the reality of it is he hasn't stopped being president.
He's known for a long time.
that age is not been his friend.
And then we have this attempt upon Donald Trump's life and sure thereafter, he decides to pull out of the race.
The optics there are really bad.
That's an
intriguing thought.
Joe Castorino, way in from New York, from the East Coast.
Oh, I don't like any of it, John.
You know, I don't like the assassination attempt.
I don't like how it was handled.
I don't like how Joe Biden quit then.
I don't like everything that's happening.
It's scary times.
It really truly is.
And I'd like to intervene and just say it's time to pray to God.
So God brings peace and healing and love and undivisiveness.
to America, time to pray to God, and let God help guide us.
That's my opinion.
Yeah, that's beautifully said.
I believe President Trump was divinely protected, turning his head just to make a millimeter's worth of difference.
Otherwise, that shooter had the perfect vantage point.
Or shooters, I think there actually may have been up to three shooters.
Start ignoring the mainstream media and listen to the citizens, the patriots, the citizen journalists on the ground that are giving their testimony and their eyewitness accounts of what happened that day.
Go to X, formerly Twitter, and get some of the real unfiltered stuff.
It will shake you to your core.
Dr. Hartsuch, what shakes me to the core is how in Iowa are very physicians, the tiny fraction of them that got it, that
save their patients by using correct therapies during COVID that knew that our hospitals were killing people during COVID, perhaps unwittingly, but no less efficiently with remdesivir and with the ventilator protocols that they were using.
And knowing now what you knew then, that the clot shot, the Myrna, as we call it, was not a true vaccine and has had some disastrous effects on both young men.
and young women.
Dr. Hart, such Iowa went after the good guys, the Iowa Board of Medicine and the Iowa Board of Pharmacy.
You have a lawsuit pending.
We need you to win that suit.
How do things look right now?
I think there's a lot of similarity between the Attorney General's office and the testimony received on Ms.
Cheadle of the Secret Service to Congress.
What happened was, I was ordered by the Supreme Court to bring forward any non-confidential information, which would include all of the illegal acts of the Board of Medicine, which is what I did.
And as soon as I did that, all of a sudden, they replaced the counsel who was defending the Board of Medicine, the Board of Pharmacy, and replaced him with Patrick Valencia.
Uh, who, who I haven't met.
Uh, he's kind of, uh, I would, he's the, the sources general for the Iowa department of justice.
Uh, what's interesting is that I've made several attempts to try to introduce myself to, uh, Mr. Valencia.
And all I get is air silence.
Doctor, we have elected politicians who over at the RNC convention, uh, uh, that were, uh, uh, party in like it was 1999.
And yet their job is.
to govern the executive branch.
We just had the great state center, Sherilyn Westridge, who's been a champion for medical freedom.
But is it time for some of our Iowa GOP to do their constitutional jobs or running their executive branch departments and running them well?
Absolutely.
I think that basically there's been an attack upon the public's right to know, and that's central to my case, that the public
has the right to know when it's elected officials, when it's officials are engaged in illegal acts, when they are the victims.
Keep in mind, 2,600 people have died because the Board of Medicine, the Board of Pharmacy, prevented early treatment for COVID.
And this is kind of a rough estimate.
There's no knowing exactly.
But the reality of it is that when you take large numbers of sick people,
You prevent them from getting honest information from the doctor.
This is what happens.
People die.
And my view is that the Attorney General's Office has more, has
obligation to investigate.
Here with Dr. David Hartsuch, former Iowa State Senator, brilliant physician, one of these great physicians of conscience who was so effective during COVID.
Two things that Dr. Hart's utilizes are glutathione precursors and hyperbaric therapy.
Joe Casserino, I love proimmune formulation 200.
My wife loves it.
We take it twice daily.
Joe Casserino, what is it about a glutathione precursor that beats anything else out there on the market to stay healthy and to keep our immune systems rolling?
including during a very difficult economy, despite what the media says, we're languishing in a brutal economy, and in a very volatile election year where our government can't even protect our media past president.
Well, I had a conversation about that just yesterday with Dr. Albert B. Crum, the Harvard Medical School graduate and scientist who discovered
of the Promune Immune Formulation 200, and the conversation was just that, and Dr. Crum taught me something new that I didn't know how to explain it this way, and this is a good explanation.
When you take the precursors of Promune Immune Formulation 200, the three amino acids, because they're all natural to the body, they penetrate the cell membrane, and once they are in the cell membrane, they are balancing out the electrons within the cell.
Once the cell electrons become balanced,
then the cell reduces the oxidative stress that is inside the cell.
Oxidative stress is the root cause to every chronic illness.
It's epidemic today.
All these chronic illnesses are stemming from over toxicity, lack of nutrition, lack of nutrients in our foods.
And then the cell forms, oxidative stress, and the electrons become imbalanced by taking the promune Dr. Judy Mikovits, who was a guest on the Dr. Fogarty show, which I guested, I was the guest speaker or host of the show, Dr. Judy was my guest.
And what she said was, you do not make, you do not, excuse me, let me get right, you do not take glutathione.
Taking a glutathione pill doesn't work.
you make glutathione.
And the only way to do that is to get the precursors inside the cell.
So Dr. Judy Michaelbytes.
therealdoctorjudy.com, she recommends promune, she sells promune, and she said on the radio, I'm not selling it because I'm trying to sell anything.
I'm trying to educate people that this is the best formula in the world, bond none, that mitigates the oxidative stress and the toxins that bring the cell back to self-help.
And she said, I guess Dr. David Hartsich would agree, there's really nothing else except hyperbaric oxygen therapy that does this.
to take out the oxidative stress directly inside the cell, and AC is not doing that, and glutathione pills and products are not doing that.
Would you agree, Dr. David Hot-Such?
I think it's a fair assessment.
It's important that we have precursors to glutathione in our system.
Otherwise, that system can't be taking out the deleterious effect of oxidants in our system.
That's
correct.
And that's exactly what protein does.
Yeah, Dr.
Hartz, Joe Casserino, gonna let you tell us how we can get proimmune formulation 200.
I can get it in the Omaha Metro at the no-name nutrition, but it can also be
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It is rich in education.
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is rich in information that you need to listen to, read, and let's get America healthy because we are facing an epidemic and children.
We're selling more jobs now to parents, the six packs that are buying it for the children because the children are all getting chronic diseases.
Now, as Dr. Hartstarch will attest, they're getting chronic illnesses because of the terrible diet.
full of saturated fats and sugars and no nutrition and chemicals and toxins.
There we have it.
Dr. Hart says we're going to give you the last word after Joseph Casarino.
This case of yours, when do you expect to hear something new?
We've got to win this thing.
Well, right now the Supreme Court has taken recess and they're going to come back with the next session probably around September 1st.
So I don't envision much happening during the summertime.
However, what I have done in this brief of mine should prompt the Attorney General's office to start an investigation of the individuals involved in the department who has engaged in criminal acts against doctors and patients.
And furthermore, as I raised the fact that perhaps certain pharmacies may have
in essence, chosen to not fill prescriptions for Ivermectin because they received money from the federal government.
And this prompts, should prompt, investigation by the Attorney General's office into the validity of what I'm saying.
Hit the breaking news clacks and Mike Shane breaking news always on this show today.
That's with David Hartman.
Guys, it's been great to have Dr. Hartsuch and Joe Castorino back with us today.
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He drafted Iowa City, KXL on the Jacobson Group.
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I'm so delighted to have back with me my favorite Democrat, my good friend, Pete McRoberts.
here and wise counsel of many of our Democratic leaders in the state and nationally over the past years.
He is a confidant of even GOP lawmakers in Des Moines when they need his sage legal advice on bills.
Pete, welcome back to the show.
It's great to have you.
John, thank you.
It's great to be here and it's terrific to hear your voice.
Pete, you were a hit every time you've been on with us, including on the mighty KFCL here on the Jacobson Group.
Great job previous shows.
Question for you.
Sure.
I'm going to bring out the big, ugly question.
Pete, you know, I served in the legislature as a Republican, conservative Republican.
I'm getting very, very disillusioned with this binary two-party system that we have.
It's not working very well in Iowa.
We have a Republican Party that won't do its executive branch duty discharge.
We have a weak Democratic Party that won't hold the Republican Party accountable.
Pete, I almost think we need to go to within the rubrics of the U.S.
Constitution, maybe a multi-party or at least parliamentary type of operation.
This is not working in Iowa currently, and I'm not going to be Rebecca Sunnybrook Farm and say that it's all candy and unicorns.
It's not.
We have executive branch departments not being run well in Iowa, and the opposition party is too weak to even respond.
Pete, tell them all wet and bring me out of my stupor here.
You know, faces similar conundrum.
I mean, and as you recall, I was in the, was in the executive branch for a while and, and my team had a trifecta and it was, that was challenging.
Um, and as you said, within the rubric of the U S constitution, you know, we, we, we really do have to have a two party system.
And the only question is which two parties, right?
Uh, I, I think, uh, at the end of the day, by the way, our first pass, the post system works.
our elections are binary, if our coalitions have to be done before the election, not after.
And this is where it gets difficult, because the quick answer is, well, I don't like candidate X, I don't like candidate Y, so I'm going to go with candidate Z. And that's problematic, because it means that if you're, for example, right of center, and you break off into somebody else who's more aligned with you, then the other guys are going to win.
So this is the challenge, and it's ultimately a numbers game on the first hand.
And then the second hand, it's a question of, you got to pick, and this is a little dramatic, but the vote is good or evil, or good or less good, or bad or less bad.
It ultimately is a two-person race at the end of the day.
until we unless and until we start seeing different factions in state legislatures and congress etc that are making deals like in a way what you see with angus king and bernie sanders in the u.s senate where they're nominally independent but they agree to to essentially as uh uh conflicts and supply vote with the dems for example like they do in parliamentary systems
we
have we have so the answer
for years.
And I suspect you know that I get a little frustrated.
And in fact, in recent memory.
But the answer in the long term is, in your case, make better Republicans.
And in my case, make better Democrats.
That's the answer.
And that is the least satisfying
answer that anybody's ever going to hear.
Yes.
Yes.
The great Pete McRoberts.
Let's fire up that Henry Mancini music.
Just a sampling.
Pete's going to continue to delve with us as we project toward November's decision.
24, the studio audience on their feet for Pete McRoberts, J. D. S. Byer, Pete Rose.
Thank you for joining us again on the blowtorch 2000 watt KXTL.
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All the Large Market Radio Sports Awards, the Iowa Broadcast News Association Convention, and we love our Hawkeyes.
You know, I bleed black and gold.
Heck, I grew up in Marion, Iowa, and Lisa Bluter was a neighbor.
She was a patient of my father's dental practice, and her family ran the country kitchen there, the Gatsby family, and we love our Hawkeyes.
My first autograph was Eddie Podelax in 1968 at the Marion High School Athletic Banquet.
when my father taught me how to work up the courage to go and ask a VIP for their autograph.
Never forgot dad's great sage advice.
Today, our inaugural hot talk with elected public officials.
We are so delighted to welcome back to this network.
We've had them on our corollary networks before.
Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand, studio audience.
on their feet for Rob.
And Rob and I, we agree on some stuff, certainly our veterans' issues.
We don't agree on everything politically, but we both bleed black and gold over Iowa law lumps.
Rob, welcome back,
and it's great to have you.
Thanks, John.
Happy to be here with you.
Delated that your studio audience is on their feet.
They are, they are.
And you know, we got some Nebraska fans in that group, but that's okay because it's Caitlyn Clark's world and we're living in it.
Rob, I'm a little chagrined that Kate is not on the Olympic team.
I think she should be.
What say you, and can she turn that lemon into lemonade?
Looks like she already might be doing so.
Look, she's so talented.
She's so young.
She's going to have opportunities ahead.
I can appreciate the hesitance historically.
to put rookies on there.
And, you know, they had to make a decision.
They made a decision.
I wasn't in the room to want to second guess it, but I look forward to her being on many team USA's in years to come.
Rob Sand here, Iowa State Otter.
Rob, how do you grate out Caitlyn's first year?
I think she's been phenomenally well.
I'm going to go out on a limb and say, I think her coaching has been misdirected.
Cait should be allowed to shoot more.
Putting her on weight maybe isn't a smart thing to do in the middle of the season if that's what's going on there.
Her teammates have had trouble catching some of the dimes she's laying in on the assists.
Is Kate reaching her highest best use under the current coaching regime at Indiana?
You know, I want to say this.
These are situations, and I do this too.
I've been paying a lot more attention to the WNBA than I ever have.
I'm a football fan.
It's so easy to get wrapped up in second guessing stuff when you never know what's happening behind the scenes.
You never know what people are trying to say or to not say publicly because they're trying to work something out that people don't understand behind the scenes.
And so I want to give everybody in this situation a little bit of grace.
She's a unique talent and I really do think that the relationship that she had with Blooder at Iowa was uniquely productive for her for her growth.
And I do think there was obviously across the WNBA plenty of people who welcomed her but also a good amount of sort of skepticism and a little bit of hating going on.
You know, that comes with the territory.
My guess is that they're going to get these things ironed out in the long term.
One thing,
Caitlin, with metaphysical certitude could be said,
she's
putting butts in seats.
Look at the new contract that they're inking at the NVA.
Kate literally should get some credit for generating that type of monetary interest.
Yep.
Yep.
And the fact that now they don't have to fly commercial anymore.
They're getting unchartered flights.
Exactly.
You know, stuff that you wouldn't imagine not happening in the NBA.
And obviously, the WNBA has got a long way to go to attract the same amount of viewership as the NBA, and so the same amount of dollars just isn't there yet.
But she certainly added a lot in this, and she would say herself, you know, she's standing on
the shoulders of giants.
It was such a cool thing.
We've got two boys.
It was such a cool thing for us to see her reaction looking like them, like a little kid, when her WNBA hero met her off the court a couple of times during
day.
It was great.
Yeah, it was great photo opportunities there.
Kate's also been so gracious working with the fans.
She's
She's really an Arnold Palmer figure, if I can use that illusion, when Arnie really brought golf to the next stage of popularity, so much that due to his interaction with the fans there.
What do you think Caitlin could do if Indiana in the offseason brought in a Monica Zanano or a Kate Martin to help spark that?
You're right.
Bluter and Jensen had that machine perfectly.
constructed as Iowa do you think one or two offseason trades or could even further embellish Caitlyn's productivity with the fever
absolutely yeah I mean I think she's I think she's had a tremendous rookie season but it's awfully obviously also a lot of adjustments you're playing with a brand new team you're playing with brand new coaches you're playing in a brand new set of circumstances and I think that
There's a lot of things that we've seen that, with adjustment, can help that grow in the future.
I'm excited for it.
I think she's done a great job and I have so much.
It's just, isn't it nice?
Isn't it great to see people doing great in the world who are coming from Iowa?
It just makes me so proud.
It is, Rob.
Rob Sandgeist, our Iowa State Auditor.
Appreciate you, Rob.
We'll talk to you soon.
And thanks for helping out our veterans.
You're going to our big concert out here in Council Bluffs.
Kingsville riders continue to help with PTSD, depression.
They do the military funerals and the honor flights.
And you really helped us out when you came out to speak.
Happy to do that.
Rob's hand, guys.
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I'm so excited today.
It's a glorious summer day in Iowa.
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We have welcome back the crowd on their feet.
We have this great cameo coming back from the legendary Barbara.
Hey,
daughter of my growing up heroes Kurt and Norma Haymes in this beautiful enterprise Haymes homes out of Cedar Rapids Iowa Haymes the homes people
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Barbara, welcome back to this show.
We love having Curtis on and Clint periodically, but it's so great that you come back periodically.
If only Johnny Carson had done that a little more often, I'd still be watching late night television.
Well, hello to you too, Johnny.
on Jacobson and it's not important to me that you compare me to Johnny Carson.
We'll just leave that for another day.
I
love the way you honor the memory of your parents by flying, not just old glory, but our Iowa flag, our liberties reprise, our rights we will maintain, and the POWMIA flag.
For people that might be flirting with, well, they don't know where the economy is, well, don't know where interest rates are going, why are you guys still better than short-term
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I'm so glad you asked that, John.
There are dozens of reasons why a manufactured home is better than an apartment.
Seeing that the Haynes community's grand view and summit view and Southwest Cedar Rapids, people own their homes and lease the land.
Exactly.
So when they are paying for their home, they are actually building up equity in their home.
And contrary to popular belief, manufactured homes do not depreciate.
In fact,
In the past five years, they have appreciated more than site-built homes.
So that's equity on steroids is what you're telling us.
Right.
You can go to liveability.com and confirm that.
People here enjoy living separately.
They have their own little yard.
There's no one living above them, no shared walls.
They have their own parking space.
They're not in a big parking lot with other people.
It's really a community and people get along so many amenities.
There's just so many advantages over apartment living.
We're so proud of our communities and we want people to come to our website hamshomes.com and see our beautiful inventory of homes for sale.
We don't rent homes.
All of our homes here are owner occupied.
but we do have great financing options available and we'd love to talk to some new home buyers about that.
That's the key guys.
When some of these banks are getting a little skittish and flinching on loans, you guys are doubling down and making it affordable for financing.
We're at the corner of Wilson Avenue and West Post Road, southwest in Cedar Rapids.
So Wilson Avenue, West Post Road, Hames Home Sales Office is open seven days a week to view our beautiful model homes.
What a shot in the arm of adrenaline on this beautiful Saturday in eastern Iowa.
The lovely and gracious Zarina of Iowa business, Barbara Hames.
Barbara, delightful to be with you.
We'll talk to you again soon and we'll see you as I head out to celebrate mom's double
Thanks.
Looking forward to it, John.
Have a great day.
You too.
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Always thanks to Dr. Jeff Stein, the czar of all things at KXEL.
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Until next week, be safe, be smart, be good, be strong.
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Thank Him and love Him.
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Enjoy summer in Iowa.
It's great to be a Hawkeye and panther and bulldog and cyclone to me again.
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