Welcome to the Esrati Report, I’m David Esrati and you don’t want to be me.

Last night, instead of broadcasting live, I went to the Dayton Unit NAACP meeting to hear a panel talk about veterans resources in Dayton Ohio. I posted the video to this channel, and you can watch it, or you can take my word for it- we’re lucky to have the Dayton VA here because it creates a lot of jobs, and veterans like me actually get decent health care there. If you’re a veteran and not getting your health care there- go sign up even if you never plan to use it because funds are allocated by number of veterans signed up- and that means more money to provide services for those of us who utilize their services.

It seems lately that Dayton’s Mayor, Nan Whaley is trying to find her next job outside of Dayton and Ohio since the State turned red in the last election. This weekend she had an editorial in the New York Times how we’re really not a republican state and that we just need to improve our messaging. Here’s a hint- Ohio Democratic party, stop telling Democrats who to vote for in the primary. Second let’s bring some sanity to the jurisdictions in Ohio- there is no logic behind our 88 counties or 608 school districts or the 30 jurisdictions in Montgomery County alone.

But, then of course, Nan just couldn’t help herself and she decided to brag in another article in the New York Times about how we’ve cut our heroin death rate in half.

Let’s set the record straight, the addicts did a fine job of killing themselves off with bad product, and then the dealers realized that dead addicts don’t buy more product. Yes, we’ve still got a serious problem with drugs in Dayton Ohio, but, it’s nothing national health care wouldn’t solve pretty quick, so, let’s talk about that instead.

Oh, I forgot, Nan takes a lot of money from her friends at Premier Health and Kettering Health– so we can’t talk about real health care in Dayton Ohio or the rest of the nation.

The city is going to hire a new firm to collect more money from people who call 911 according to their new contract with a collections firm. Excuse me, isn’t that what we pay taxes to support? I know, you can bill some peoples health insurance for ambulance runs, but, maybe that’s part of the reason health insurance costs so damn much. And by the way- they’re spending a million to do this.

Again- let’s get National Health care and stop this nonsense.

Another one of the friends of Nan and the local dem party, Demolition Man Steve Rauch and his company SRI, got indicted in an illegal dumping case. This is almost funny- since Rauch is getting in trouble for moving our dumps to his dump which isn’t a dump, mostly at taxpayer expense. In the meantime, maybe he can put up the original Dayton Daily News building at the corner of 4^th and Ludlow as collateral- he got that when he made a giant hole in the ground on Ludlow for the city- to help a company steal about 2 million more from us by promising to build student housing. Yes, I know it’s all a wild and crazy tangled mess in Dayton. That’s what happens with political inbreeding.

In the all politicians are liars slot- we now have Senator Rob Portman telling us how great it is that Amazon is going into Wilmington, and he and the folks from Jobs Ohio are making claims of great growth there. Can we get that in writing please? With a personal guarantee from someone, as we hand Amazon more incentives.

Need a clue how this plays out- remember Emery Air Freight in Dayton or Airborne Express in Wilmington?

How about the investment the taxpayers made in General Motors? Now we hear Lordstown is shutting down because Americans don’t want the Chevy Cruise. We didn’t want Ted Cruz either- but we’re still stuck with him. Wouldn’t it be nice if politicians were actually held responsible for the “job creation” money they squander?

Speaking of squandering folks- the guy who couldn’t keep track of tens of millions at Wright State, Wright Patt Credit Union CEO Douglas Fecher is now going to accept cash from state authorized pot dispensaries. This is a huge step forward, but, Doug- if you lose these drug dealers money, I guarantee you won’t get off as easy as you did at Wright State losing taxpayer money.

And one other thing, I can’t imagine any well healed pot dealer wanting to wander into the ghetto branch you maintain in Twin Towers on Xenia Avenue. Maybe the first thing you might do with your new found deposits is build a branch that’s not an insult to those you are serving.

Speaking of Banking, our soon to be former State Treasurer, Josh Mandel, has decided that Bitcoin is now legal tender for paying your taxes in Ohio. The only people who might be clamoring for this service was the legal pot dealers, but, sorry Josh- Wright Patt credit union just took that need out of the equation. Too little, too late, just like your exit from the US Senate race.

And as a final note, are you wondering if Phil “The torturer” Plummer just took on a quick consulting job with the department of Homeland Security? Now, instead of pepper spraying inmate in restraints, we’re lobbing tear gas at women and children in another county down on the Mexican border. Sounds just like something Phil would think was a good idea.

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We’ll try to do this everyday- in a shortened version- around the same time- to tell you all the news that’s news to the Dayton Daily news and the local tv stations.

For now, signing off and sayonara- this is David Esrati, the most dangerous man in Dayton.

Reminding you that a little knowledge can get you in a whole heap of trouble.