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The "Smither-vent" - Episode 100 - The Fight for Justice and Safety

The "Smither-vent" - Episode 100 - The Fight for Justice and Safety

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 Christopher Smitherman joins us to confront the alarming increase in violence affecting Cincinnati's 52 neighborhoods, casting a spotlight on recent tragedies like the early morning shooting in Rapid Run Park. We dissect the rift between city leadership and community needs while advocating for proactive policing and closer state collaboration. With local elections on the horizon, we highlight promising candidates like Steve Goodin and Linda Matthews, who appear ready to tackle these issues. Our discussion underscores the necessity for community and family involvement in curbing youth violence and echoes the call for leaders genuinely committed to cultivating a safer city.

Turning to the controversial Epstein case, we demand transparency and accountability from the highest levels of power. The episode scrutinizes the lack of disclosure surrounding Epstein's mysterious death and the possible cover-ups involving high-profile figures, including Hunter Biden. With Ghislaine Maxwell's imprisonment raising further questions, the dialogue stresses the public's right to know the full extent of these alleged crimes. As frustration mounts, we emphasize the bipartisan demand for truth and transparency, underscoring the urgency of these critical issues and the need for justice for the victims.

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