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Former Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown sharply criticized President Donald Trump during a rally in Cincinnati, accusing him of presiding over what Brown described as the “largest bribery scandal in Ohio.” Brown urged supporters to demand greater accountability and argued that public office should serve citizens rather than special interests. His remarks drew loud applause from the crowd and added to the increasingly heated political rhetoric ahead of upcoming elections. Trump has denied wrongdoing in various investigations, and the allegations referenced by Brown remain matters of political and legal dispute.


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00:00Thank you again. So, so much excitement in this room tonight. I feel this same
00:04enthusiasm in Marion and Mansfield and Youngstown and Toledo and Lima all over
00:09the state. In cities and suburbs and small towns, in farm country, we're seeing
00:15people show up angry, frustrated, demanding, demanding change. They, Americans,
00:23Ohioans, people in Southwest Ohio, in Butler, in Claremont, in Warren and
00:27especially in Hamilton County, understand how the system is rigged against them
00:33and rigged more than ever. We know the stock market's up. We know corporate
00:38profits have soared. Executive salaries have exploded. Right now, right now, the
00:43average CEO in America makes 17 million dollars a year and that's, that's
00:53troubling enough, but what's worse is that CEOs, get this, are making 300 times what
01:01the average worker in their company is making. Yet, you know, Ohio workers are
01:07more productive than ever. You work harder than ever, but no matter how hard you work,
01:12your pay isn't keeping up and you can't get ahead. Families see more money going out
01:19the door, not enough money coming in to pay for utilities and health care and
01:24groceries, to pay for everything. Big banks, big banks pile fees on top of fees
01:30on every little thing, then they shower their executives with bonuses. Insurance
01:35companies take your premiums every month, then they do everything they can to
01:39refuse the coverage, to refuse to cover the care you need after they put you on
01:45hold for what seems like forever. Drug, drug companies, drug companies force you
01:51to pay more than people overseas pay for the same drug, the same dosage, the same
01:57packaging, then rake in the profits. And more recently, big corporations gobble up
02:04energy to feed their data centers. They, they devour your land, they suck up your water,
02:13they leave you with the bill. And no one, no one in Washington is standing up to these
02:20corporations who game the system and raise your prices. Instead, instead, politicians,
02:28people who are supposed to work for you, are cashing in. And most troubling, when, when
02:35they're in office, they play the stock market. When they leave office, they become
02:40lobbyists. Speaking of that, there is John Hustedt.
02:52Special, special interest John in Columbus, now special interest John in
02:57Washington. He's, he said, these are, I'm going to directly quote him, he says, Ohioans
03:03don't know how to quote, navigate the real world. He says, he says, you just need to make
03:10more money. He said, you just need to do more work. And most insulting of all, he says, the
03:17American's worth ethic is just broken. Now, go to, go to Cincinnati Children's, talk to a nurse on the night
03:27shift, or an orderly pushing a wheelchair, or a worker changing the sheets.
03:31Tell them they need to work harder. Or go to, or go to Frederick Douglass Elementary, talk to the cafeteria
03:38worker preparing food for hundreds of children, or the school custodian who cleans up after them and cleans the building,
03:45or the teacher who dips into her own pocket to pay for school supplies.
03:50Tell them they need to make more money. Talk, talk to the workers here at the bar and back here
03:55on their feet all day, and then tell me, no, tell them their work ethic is better.
04:01It's broken. Everyone in this room, think about your own jobs. How dare John Husted say the work ethic in
04:08Ohio is broken? How dare he?
04:14If you ever see him in Ohio, which you probably won't, tell him, tell him, John, this is the real
04:20world. But it's, it's, it's, it's bad enough. It's bad enough how he talks. It's even worse what he's done.
04:28He voted, he voted 12 times, not, only a few weeks ago, I was saying nine times. Now he voted
04:3412 times for a war in Iran, that's raised the price of gas and groceries and, and diesel and fertilizer.
04:43And unbelievably again, John Husted said the war is going, I quote, much better than anyone thought it would.
04:51Now, John Husted voted not once, not twice, nine times against lowering health insurance premiums. Why?
04:59He's taken $700,000 from the same insurance companies that are jacking up premiums in Ohio.
05:07He cast, he cast a deciding vote to take healthcare away from 490,000 Ohioans. Why?
05:16All to pay for a tax cut for his billionaire buddies and corporate cronies.
05:23He was, get ready, more's coming.
05:28And you'll see more of it in the campaign on TV and elsewhere and rallies everywhere.
05:32He was at the center, he was at the center of the largest bribery scandal in Ohio history.
05:37A $61 million bribe that hiked up your electricity prices.
05:44And now, and look, look, look what he's done with data centers, all 226 of them.
05:51John Husted led the charge, he led the charge.
05:54He was the point man to bring these data centers to Ohio, dozens and dozens.
05:59He delivered, he delivered giant corporations billions of dollars in sweetheart tax deals.
06:04Ohioans now pay thousands more on their utility bills.
06:09It's exactly, it's exactly what people hate about politics.
06:13Special interest John Husted works for corporations, not for Ohio.
06:19And all of us pay for it every day.
06:24And you know this for sure, Ohioans don't have anyone fighting for you.
06:31Until November. Until November.
06:42So.
06:43Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry.
06:56Can I say that again until November?
06:58Thank you, Jimmy.
06:59Talk to your, here's where I really need you, talk to your neighbors.
07:02Go out of here, you know a lot of people and they will listen to you because you know more
07:07about government and politics and fighting for people than most of your friends and most of your neighbors and most
07:12of your family members.
07:14And that's why I need you to talk to your neighbors.
07:16Tell them Ohio, Ohio just doesn't have to accept this corruption.
07:19Tell them, tell them what we're going to do.
07:21Tell them we're going to ban health insurance companies from denying care that your doctors say you need.
07:27And if that doesn't work, we'll fine them when they deny care.
07:35Tell them, tell them how we're going to make it illegal for drug companies to charge Americans more than they
07:41do in other countries.
07:45The same, the same pill should be the same price.
07:50But it's, you know, you see all this, you just wonder, you wonder what's happening in our country.
07:56You wonder what's happening in Columbus.
07:57You wonder what's happening in Washington.
07:59It's not that hard to figure out.
08:00Last year, last year, this is, this is, I almost don't believe this, but I know it's true.
08:05Last year, members of Congress, last year, members of Congress made more than $635 million in stocks trades.
08:14$635 million in stock trades.
08:17No wonder, no wonder they're not standing up to these special interests.
08:21They're too busy lining their own pockets.
08:23No one, no one who serves in Congress, no spouse should be able to trade stocks, period.
08:36They also, they also shouldn't be able to turn around when they leave office and become a lobbyist.
08:44And if, if you can't agree to that, no stock trades, don't become a lobbyist.
08:48If you can't agree to that, you should not be in public office, period.
09:00Ohio, Ohioans won't stand for this, take you on the road, all right.
09:08Ohioans won't stand for this rig system any longer.
09:10Ohio is fighting back.
09:12You're showing up, you're insisting on change, you're demanding a senator who will work for Ohio,
09:17not for the utility companies, not for the drug companies, not for Wall Street, not for Big Oil,
09:22someone who will be on your side, period.
09:34We're, you're all here for this.
09:36That's why I'm in this race, that's why Connie's in this race.
09:39We are demanding a government that works for Ohio.
09:43And in 90 days, in 99 days, we're going to get it.
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