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  • Brian Fitzherbert WOND Radio OCT 16

    Brian Fitzherbert WOND Radio OCT 16
    19 Oct 2026
    Morning, Brian. How are you? - Good morning, Anne. I'm doing well. Thank you - for having me. No. - You know, there's so much going on right - now in the world. - What most concerns you? - Uh-huh. Oh. Like a topic. Right? Oh my. - I know. How many? Yeah. I mean, look. - At the top of the list, obviously, what - everyone's got at the front of their mind - right now is that in eighteen days, we - have a midterm election. And that is the - difference between, - putting the brakes on what president Trump's administration - has been able to accomplish - in the first, you know, eighteen, twenty months, - give or take, and then whether or not - you wanna go back to the four years - of nightmarish, - type decisions by the Democrats if they get - control of the house and or, - the United States Senate. So that's the number - one thing because, - worst case scenario, right, Democrats - run the table. They get control of the - house. They get control of the United States - Senate. - The house goes and controls the purse. Nothing - gets passed legislatively. They investigate and subpoena - blowing daylights out of the Trump administration, - and then they hold their, you know, their - faux hearings and all that kind of stuff - instead of actually working for the American people. - United States senate, - the Trump administration can't put in more conservative - and constitutional judges - or other personnel decisions as well as foreign - policy and confirming any any appointments that may - come up along the way. Although Trump can - tap into president Obama's mantra of I've got - a a pen and a phone and rule - by executive order for the last two years, - which we... We've seen before. So what do - you wanna do? Do you wanna, - rock the boat, hit the brakes, and go - back to - 9% inflation and Joe Biden type decisions like - the Democrats, or you wanna stay the course - and try to make some improvements on the - catastrophic damage the Democrats did for four years - before Trump came back? - Yeah. Well, that's a that's a a a - pretty important task - that a lot of people... - And you have said it, I I think, - more than anyone else that I've ever listened - to, Brian, - that people are busy in their own lives, - taking care of their families, their children, the - schooling, - education, what's happening in their own communities. - But you and I also know that the - only way - that - we get to make sure that our government - is working for us - and not for the warmth of collectivism, - which removes any - ember - of wanting to do better and, - excel at anything. - Yeah. Or or themselves. - Yeah. Yeah. - And and and look, at the end of - the day, that's... I just keep saying it - because people do get busy. And, you know, - I post something every year to remind people - that, you know, I don't like, early voting. - I don't like vote by mail. I like - voting on Election Day. I usually do it - at six in the morning or seven in - the morning first thing before I go to - work, but we have a different system here - in in The United States, especially in New - Jersey. - So my message to that is bank your - vote because - everyone is so busy. Things can happen. It's - happened to me where all of a sudden - I've got to go on a business trip - either the day or the day of election - day, and I can't get to the polls - or, you know, your children get sick or - you've got sporting events or, you know, the - weather is crap or whatever it may be. - You get stuck in traffic coming home from - work. All these things can play - a part, and that's why you you gotta - bank your vote. It's not a perfect system, - but a system we have. But we can't - change it unless we get, - you know, a sphere of influence by getting - Republicans elected, and it's not perfect. - It really isn't because, - again, there's a lot of people that go - into the mantra of being a Republican that - are not. You can do that with, certain - votes or certain policy reviews. Or now, as - everyone has learned, you can just dump, - meeting minutes or other policy decisions that have - been made into AI, and they can tell - you whether it aligns with Democrat or Republican - policies without actually having to do the research - so people can make their own decisions on - election day. But, again, it all comes down - to the fact that guess what? In eighteen - days, if the Democrats - get - control of United States House corruption, which unfortunately - is - very likely because three things that are working - against the Republicans are history. - History always favors the out of power party, - and in this case, it's the Democrats. - You have the feelings with regards to the - economy and the cost of goods and the - cost of services. Right? And then you've got - a war that has split the country down - the middle. Right? So you've got three things - against the Republicans that are likely to favor - the Democrats just on math alone, and it... - And where ...
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  • 10.10.26 Seth Grossman Stockton, Ocean City Zoning

    10.10.26 Seth Grossman Stockton, Ocean City Zoning
    11 Oct 2026
    10.10.26 Seth Grossman Stockton, Ocean City Zoning. Stockton University Budget Crisis Stockton University faces an estimated $20–$25 million budget deficit. The host attributes this crisis to a 20-year borrowing boom that funded new facilities at the Galloway campus and a duplicative, largely vacant Atlantic City campus. Additional criticisms include ongoing operational costs for underused shuttle buses, declining student enrollment, rising tuition, and planned faculty layoffs under President Joe Bertolino. The host highlights protest footage published by Linda Cohen on BreakingAC (and shared via Liberty and Prosperity), advising parents and donors to reconsider supporting the university. Zoning Laws, Over-Regulation, and Housing The host argues that modern New Jersey zoning laws excessively restrict property use, create bureaucratic red tape, and drive up local costs. The caller, a 50-year Cape May motel owner, notes that room taxes, the Green Acres Act, and zoning have reduced room inventory and made local housing unaffordable. Both speakers criticize "affordable housing" mandates, asserting that subsidizing discounted units forces developers to inflate prices on remaining homes. Local Development Debates: Ocean City & Cape May In Ocean City, opposition arose against developer Eustace Mita's proposal to construct an Icona hotel at the former Wonderland Pier site. The host notes hypocrisy from residents like Beach Watch Condominium Association president Howie Atkinson, pointing out the condo building itself was previously a converted motel. The caller praises Mita’s development standards, arguing a similar project in Cape May would generate jobs and stimulate the local economy rather than harm existing operators. Electoral Integrity and Political Strategy The caller compares Craig Callaway’s legal situation to Soviet-style prosecution ("show me the man and I’ll find you the crime") and criticizes Republicans for failing to pass the SAVE Act to prevent non-citizen voting. The host pushes back on blaming congressional leadership alone, noting tight margins, moderate Republican dissent (e.g., Lisa Murkowski), and a lack of legislative follow-through during the Trump administration. While both praise Ron DeSantis's executive governance in Florida, the host emphasizes that unwinding decades of policy missteps requires sustained citizen engagement and hard work rather than waiting for quick fixes.
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  • OCT 9 2026, WOND Radio Fitzherbert

    OCT 9 2026, WOND Radio Fitzherbert
    11 Oct 2026
    FITZHERBERT FRIDAY - 10-09-26​ Electoral Urgency and Voter Turnout Brian Fitzherbert argues that voter turnout is the paramount issue, asserting that daily life outcomes stem directly from who holds political office. He contends that while Republicans are not the solution to every problem, Democrats are the primary cause of them, warning conservative voters against sitting out or splitting tickets. Grassroots engagement—door knocking, phone calls, texting, and peer-to-peer discussions—is highlighted as essential to driving voter participation. Energy Policy and the Cost of Living in New Jersey The hosts criticize long-standing Democratic control in New Jersey for escalating living costs and high gas prices. They point to state policies, such as the closure of power plants under Governor Phil Murphy—turning New Jersey into a net energy importer—as well as high state gas taxes and full-service gas pumping labor costs. Rep. Jeff Van Drew is praised for challenging electric companies over escalating utility rates. Brian argues that heavily subsidized renewables (wind and solar) cannot currently replace fossil fuels in a cost-effective, free-market manner. Critiques of Socialism and Progressive Governance A caller (Dan from Egg Harbor Township) and the hosts criticize progressive political candidates, citing Dr. Abdul El-Sayed as well as historical figures like Che Guevara. Dan references the perspective of Cuban immigrants to argue that socialism leads to economic ruin and that modern progressive policies edge closer to Marxism than social democracy. Brian notes that "you can vote your way into socialism, but you can't vote your way out," calling socialist policies fundamentally flawed. Immigration and Border Policy Brian links illegal immigration directly to rising costs across housing, rents, taxes, education, and healthcare. He defends deportation efforts and ICE operations as necessary economic and public safety measures to relieve strain on public resources. The segment concludes with criticism of opposition to the SAVE Act, with the hosts asserting that voting is a civic duty that must be strictly limited to verified U.S. citizens.
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