Live from the no panic zone—I’m Steve Gruber—I am America’s Voice— I am Fierce and Fearless— I am here to tell the truth—I mean lets be honest—somebody has to—And—I’m the guy—

 

Here are three big Things you need to know right now—

 

ONE— The lawsuits are flying and the fingers are getting pointed in every direction in the aftermath of the Oxford High School attack—

 

TWO— Prices are soaring worse than we thought before—inflation is up nearly seven percent—the worst numbers in 4 decades—and there’s no end in sight—

 

THREE— The destruction by an outbreak of powerful tornados killed dozens across America late Friday into Saturday—and the toll is likely to grow—

 

One of the most powerful twisters ran along the ground for 227 miles we are told—but the National Weather Service will have to investigate the path for a determination—that is an astounding distance to travel—along the way it nearly destroyed entire towns Like Mayfield Kentucky—

 

And it didn’t take very long the far-left to start screeching about climate change and all the same old blather—

 

So its— time for some context—2021—has like most of the years in recent memory—has been a year with well below average numbers of tornadoes and we have had far fewer f-4 and f-5 storms than we had in the 1950’s 60’s and 70’s—

 

Now I am not discounting the devastation in Kentucky—Illinois—Tennessee—Missouri and Arkansas— for those communities the devastation is real—the loss is real and the destruction of their lives is very real—

 

But please do not buy into the idea that somehow this is unusual and is linked to climate change and driving your SUV— that somehow you are responsible for any of it—

 

North America—and specifically the United States has always been home to more tornadoes than anywhere else in the world— it’s a luck of the draw kind of thing—

 

So by the numbers— lets dig in a little bit deeper—

 

Let’s start with this—there have been terrible tornadoes in Kentucky in the past— I know its hard to believe right?

 

On March 27th 1890— Yes—1890— A cluster of twisters roared through—hitting places like Paducah, Benton and one super-storm leveled much of Louisville’s business district—and those storms killed at least 111 people.  At the time—Kentucky was home to about 1.8 million people—today it is two and a half times bigger with over 4.4 million people— MEANING— storms like that today—might kill more than 250 people in one day—more people living in more places—means more damage and more death—because there are a lot more targets—

 

Are you with me so far?

 

In May 1917 a tornado in Bondurant KY killed 67—one storm—

 

And in April 1974—11 tornados ripped through—killing 63—and Kentucky on that day—recorded its ONLY F-5— EVER—the storms on Friday and Saturday—and being called F-3’s and smaller— I am not discounting their fury—BUT an F-5 or an EF-5—is something very different with top winds well in excess of 300 miles per hour—more on that in a minute—

 

So— before you get carried away by the hysteria—maybe you should check out the facts—and realize—that although yes—yes this is a terrifying and deadly storm—it is not the first time—it is NOT UNPRECEDENTED—except that it came later than usual—by showing up in December—

 

Again— I am not dismissing the tragedy that unfolded across so many states and destroyed so many lives—but the idea that somehow it can be solved with massive tax hikes and banning pipelines and fracking is just ignorant— and you need to be armed with the facts to defend yourself against the Marxist Hoards!