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Jack Windsor

Oct 23, 2026

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I mean, this is all made up.
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Yeah.
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Well, here's why.
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And I just got breaking news.
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I've got to go look at it.
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Apparently, there's some new information.
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You'll remember back a couple of months ago when Amy Acton was at the Mahoning County Fair.
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My
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I mean, this is all made up.
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Yeah.
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Well, here's why.
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And I just got breaking news.
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I've got to go look at it.
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Apparently, there's some new information.
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You'll remember back a couple of months ago when Amy Acton was at the Mahoning County Fair.
8:58
My
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Jack, could you give my dis- listeners the reality on that one?
123:36
Yeah, so the claim is, and you've probably seen the commercial, that he got rich off a failed Alzheimer's drug.
123:43
Uh, but when you actually look at the record, uh, the drug is called, uh, Interpidine, and it actually failed in phase three, uh, trials back in September 2017, and the company killed the program in January of 2018.
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Now, those dates are important.
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Um, it never went to market.
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That's the key thing, Brian.
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Oftentimes we hear he created this drug, it defrauded Alzheimer's families.

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For this segment, why aren't we voting for Allison Russo, other than we have a better candidate on the Republican side of the ledger, Jack?
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Jack, could you give my dis- listeners the reality on that one?
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one?Yeah, so the claim is, and you've probably seen the commercial, that he got rich off a failed Alzheimer's drug.
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Uh, but when you actually look at the record, uh, the drug is called, uh, Intropidine, and it actually failed in phase three, uh, trials back in September 2017, and the company killed the program in January of 2018.
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Now, those dates are important.
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Um, it never went to market.
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That's the key thing, Brian.
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Oftentimes we hear he created this drug, it defrauded Alzheimer's families.

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For this segment, why aren't we voting for Allison Russo, other than we have a better candidate on the Republican side of the ledger, Jack?
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Jack, I'm going to give my listeners the reality on that one.
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Yeah, so the claim is, and you've probably seen the commercial, that he got rich off a failed Alzheimer's drug.
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But when you actually look at the record, the drug is called Interpidine, and it actually failed in phase three trials back in September 2017.
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And the company killed the program in January of 2018.
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Now, those dates are important.
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It never went to market.
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That's the key thing, Brian.

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For this segment, why aren't we voting for Alison Russo other than we have a better candidate on the Republican side of the ledger, Jack?
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So what's the story on the CNN poll, and shed some light on it for us, Jack.
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Yeah, so, so Acton is up eight, Brown is up six.
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Now, there's 39 pages to that poll, so I dove in, looked at the crosstabs, read the methodology, and what I found out is about a third of the respondents, uh, never came off of voter file.
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Uh, th- they came off what's called an, uh, called, like, a, an opt-in survey panel.
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So these are the people that are politicos that, that are eager and excited to take these, uh, surveys, and of course, they lean left.
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And, uh, the other issue is that, uh, the weighting of the responses is affected by motivation.
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So they tell you that in the crosstabs, or they tell you that in, um, the description, and the report shows that the most motivated respondents are Democrats.
129:41
Now, if, if Husted wins by a few or if Ramaswamy wins by a few or maybe 10, and they're gonna look back and say, "How in God's name could CNN get it so wrong unless they were intentionally biased? I'm never paying attention to another damn CNN poll again."
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So what's the story on the CNN poll? And shed some light on it for us, Jack.
4:04
Yeah, s- so Acton is up eight, Brown is up six.
4:06
Now, there's 39 pages to that poll, so I dove in, looked at the cross tabs, read the methodology, and what I found out is about a third of the respondents, uh, never came off a voter file.
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Uh, th- they came off what's called an, uh, called like a, an opt-in survey panel.
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So these are the people that are politicos that, that are eager and excited to take these, uh, surveys, and of course they lean left.
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And the other issue is that, uh, the weighting of the responses is affected by motivation.
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So they tell you that in the cross tabs, or they tell you that in, um, the description.
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Now, if, if Husted wins by a few or if Ramaswamy wins by a few, or maybe 10, then they're gonna look back and say, "How in God's name could CNN get it so wrong, unless they were intentionally biased? I'm never paying attention to another damn CNN poll again."
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Stupid.
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Uh, yeah, very stupid.
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Uh, Monday at the Franklin County Board of Elections, uh, the hearing ran nearly 10 hours, and Mohamed is a Democrat representing House District 3, Columbus' Northside.
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His opponent is, uh, Bernadine Kennedy Kent.
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She challenged his residency.
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She's a former Democrat state rep who beat him in 2018 in the primary there, and she's now running on the Republican ticket.
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Uh, Mohamed testified he spends weekdays in an apartment in his district, weekends and holidays at his $587,000 house on Heather Ridge Drive in Delaware County, and he bought that house in October 2025.

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Pivoting over, what's going on at Garver Farms in Butler County, Jack Windsor?
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Stupid.
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Uh, yeah, very stupid.
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Uh, Monday, at the Franklin County Board of Elections, uh, the hearing ran nearly 10 hours, and Muhammad is a Democrat representing House District 3, Columbus' Northside.
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His opponent is, uh, Bernadine Kennedy Kent.
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She challenged his residency.
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She's a former Democrat state rep who beat him in 2018 in the primary there, and she's now running on the Republican ticket.
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Uh, Muhammad testified he spends weekdays in an apartment in his district, weekends and holidays at his $587,000 house on Heather Ridge Drive in Delaware County, and he bought that house in October 2025.

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Pivoting over, what's going on at Garver Farms in Butler County, Jack Winser?
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Reset and remind my listeners in the thumbnail sketch what got us to this point.
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Yeah, so there are so many moving pieces here.
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I will go as far into the weeds on this as you want, because I promise you we're covering this at a depth and breadth that no other outlet in the country is.
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True.
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Columbus State Representative Ishmael Muhammad, he's an attorney, and he told the elections board under oath that he signed his mortgage, his tax break form, and his ethics disclosure without reading any of them.
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And the next morning...
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Isn't that unethical? Well, you would think it's an attorney, right? I know.

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Is that really what these polls are all about, Jack, or have you found something that we can actually say, you know what, that looks pretty right?
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No, but
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your point is legitimate.
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A couple of things here I want to I want to make sure we get through.
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So immediate effect requires an emergency clause, which is two thirds of each chamber.
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Sixty six votes in the House and Republicans only have sixty five.
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So in February, an emergency clause on a tax bill got sixty three votes on the first try.
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It passed a week later at eighty nine votes after Democrats came on board.

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That doesn't mean it won't be revoked again, though, because they could go another way after briefing.
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Could it be used to offset the gift that we're given to waive the gasoline tax, Jack? So those are.
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Yes.
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Yes.
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Oh, yes.
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Right.
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I mean, well, it can't now because it's it's already been committed.
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I understand.

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That doesn't mean it won't be revoked again, though, because they could go another way after briefing.
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Yeah.
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No.
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But your point is legitimate.
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A couple of things here.
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I want to I want to make sure we get through.
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So immediate effect requires an emergency clause, which is two thirds of each chamber.
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Sixty six votes in the House.

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That doesn't mean it won't be revoked again, though, because they could go another way after briefing.
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And who cannot see her outright refusal to debate him? What possible reason would a candidate have for not doing so? Has she articulated anything that she could possibly hang her hat on along those lines, Jack?
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Well, you know, it's a lot of political posturing.
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And frankly, I don't know if it's Amy Acton doing it.
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You've heard me say, I think you and I might agree on this.
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David Pepper's running that show.
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If she wins, he's going to be running the show.
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Puppet master.

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What's with this guy, Jack?
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And who cannot see her outright refusal to debate him? What possible reason would a candidate have for not doing so? Has she articulated anything that she could possibly hang her hat on along those lines, Jack?
3:35
Well, you know, it's a lot of political posturing.
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And frankly, I don't know if it's Amy Acton doing it.
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You've heard me say, I think you and I might agree on this.
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David Pepper's running that show.
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If she wins, he's going to be running the show.
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Puppet master.

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What's with this guy, Jack?
3:22
And who cannot see her outright refusal to debate him? What possible reason would a candidate have for not doing so? Has she articulated anything that she could possibly hang her hat on along those lines, Jack? Well, you know, it's
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a lot of political posturing.
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And frankly, I don't know if it's Amy Acton doing it.
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You've heard me say, I think you and I might agree on this.
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David Pepper's running that show.
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If she wins, he's going to be running the show.
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Puppet master.

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What's with this guy, Jack?
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Did your team not think that video would be available at some point? Did they not think that the lie that this guy came at it with a firearm aimed at it or something wouldn't come out? What's
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going on, Jack Windsor? There are so many layers to this.
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Here's what we know, right? That's how all the news stations start.
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And then they usually lie to you after that.
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I won't do that.
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I know.
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Here's what we know.

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Jack, not really a glowing review of Amy Acton's service to the state of Ohio.
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Did our team not think that video would be available at some point? Did they not think that the lie that this guy came at it with a firearm aimed at it or something wouldn't come out? What's
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going on, Jack Windsor? There are so many layers to this.
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Here's what we know, right? That's how all the news stations start.
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And then they usually lie to you after that.
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I won't do that.
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I know.
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Here's what we know.

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Jack, not really a glowing review of Amy Acton's service to the state of Ohio.
0:41
Did your team not think that video would be available at some point? Did they not think that the lie that this guy came at it with a firearm aimed at it or something wouldn't come out? What's
0:52
going on, Jack Windsor? There are so many layers to this.
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Here's what we know.
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Right.
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That's all the news stations start.
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And then they usually lie to you after that.
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I won't do that.

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Jack, not really a glowing review of Amy Acton's service to the state of Ohio.
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it's friday we spend fridays at the tail end of the show like thursdays with iheart media aviation expert jay ratliff jack windsor from the ohio press network.com pivoting away from 80 amy hiding in her basement locked down acting over to sherrod brown and his connection with maybe i don't know um springfield haitians jack windsor he's in bed with the haitians like governor mike dewine is
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Yeah, so Sherrod Brown put out a statement Monday night on the death of a young man in Springfield.
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And, you know, half of it was condolences.
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The other half is a policy position.
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Talking about Pierre Dama Bell, 20, Wright State freshman, soccer player.
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I understand he was a Marine Corps junior ROTC.
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He lost TPS after the Supreme Court cleared its termination.

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Jack?
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Jack Windsor from TheOhioPressNetwork.com pivoting away from Ay- Amy hiding in her basement locked down actin', over to Sherrod Brown and his connection with maybe, I don't know, um, Springfield Haitians, Jack Windsor? He's in bed with the Haitians like Governor Mike DeWine is?
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Yeah, so Sherrod Brown put out a statement Monday night on the death of a young man in Spring- or, uh, in Springfield.
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And, you know, half of it was condolences, the other half is, is a policy position talking about Pierre Dama Bell, 20, uh, Wright State freshman soccer player.
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I understand he was Marine Corps, uh, junior ROTC.
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He lost TPS after the Supreme Court cleared its, uh, termination.
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ICE put him i- in an ankle monitor and, uh, did that on July 29th, and then Monday morning he allegedly stepped into traffic on I-70.
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Jack Windsor.
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Yeah, so I'll tell you kind of how we saw this, the gap in financing, how the math isn't mathing.
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There's a house, there's a residency question now.
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So I'll try to hit these at the high levels.
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And then why in the world does this matter to Cincinnati listeners? And I'll get to that.
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But Ishmael Muhammad is a state rep out of Columbus District 3.
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They call that the Northland area here.

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You know, people will listen to you merely because the Ohio progressive blog has mentioned your name.
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Jack Windsor.
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Yeah, so I'll tell you kind of how we saw this, the gap in financing, how the math isn't mathing.
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There's a house, there's a residency question now.
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So I'll try to hit these at the high levels.
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And then why in the world does this matter to Cincinnati listeners? And I'll get to that.
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But Ishmael Muhammad is a state rep out of Columbus District 3.
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They call that the Northland area here.

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You know, people will listen to you merely because the Ohio progressive blog has mentioned your name.
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It's almost like they're editorialist or op-ed people, uh, in news anymore, Jack.
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Yes, absolutely.
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And so when you think about where we are right now, y- you have people who listen to this show, you have people who read outlets, and we're getting really close to a big general election.
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And most people, Brian, even those that are in the know about politics, they live their lives.
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They raise kids.
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They, they work.
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They take care of, you know, their houses, whatever.

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The same kind of thing going on here, Jack?
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It's almost like they're editorialist or op-ed people in news anymore, Jack.
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Yes, absolutely.
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And so when you think about where we are right now, you have people who listen to this show, you have people who read outlets, and we're getting really close to a big general election.
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And most people, Brian, even those that are in the know about politics, they live their lives, they raise kids, they work, they... take care of their houses, whatever.
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And so it's hard for people to really understand where's the good information that I can get about a candidate, about an issue to make an informed proper decision given my worldview, right? And so that's why the free press is so important.
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And, you know, I began looking at Ohio's footprint, and I'll lay a few things out for you today, and you can ask whatever questions you'd like, and I'll give you one example.
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But I've been looking at this landscape for a few years, and what's happening in Ohio is very interesting.

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Let me give you a real

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