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[upbeat music] Scott Sloan back on seven hundred WLW.

We got cameras on poles.

We got cameras on cruisers.

Now, where you live, you listen to this and go, "Oh, you know, should we get rid of ours?" Um, that's up to you and your community, but I would say, if it were up to me, no.

Uh, figure out a way to, to use the data and, and be responsible with it, um, because it solves so many horrible crimes, and you don't know when that's gonna happen near where you live.

Scott Sloan Show, 700 WLW.

[upbeat music] Hurricanes down south.

And then, again, like, the same process of, like, digging into the history of AM radio and, like, how fascinating it is.

And it's not just... you know, my, my concept of AM radio is like my grandpa listening to Reds games on WLW in Cincinnati.

Like, or like, yeah, I mean, that was kind of it for me.

Like I didn't realize that like AM radio played like a really pivotal role in the civil rights movement.

Uh, Chris Smitherman on the other side of, uh, this break and news at the bottom of the hour, and we invite you to stick around for that.

But, uh, hanging out for Scott Sloan today here on the, the home of the best Bengals coverage, 700 WLW.

Right back on the big 1700 WLW 930.

Dan Carroll till noon today in for Scott Sloan, and, uh, glad to be here I am.

Also glad to, uh, have on, uh, my next guest, the, uh, one-time vice mayor of the city of Cincinnati.

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Let's pause quickly for station identification on the Cincinnati Reds baseball network.

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Ed Crane pooled to open the third inning for New York, and here's Joe.

Next pitch, line to center field, a base hit.

We'll pause for station identification on the Cincinnati Reds baseball network.

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Mike Allen in for Sloney today.

Well, I tell you what, we're not that far away from Election Day, so we're going to talk some politics this morning.

And these gun control advocates, I just wonder if they... really believe that there is any age at which people should own guns because there's an issue now with respect to 18, 19, and 20-year-olds not being able to purchase a weapon.

The DOJ, I think, is ignoring that, but I think it's problematic, and we will talk to Dr. Lott about that when we get back.

Mike Allen, in for Sloney, 700 WLW.

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