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I bring a thousand hots I made
you. Uh, I'll break a thousand

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all baby be by him too.
I want to be as a baby.

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I'm half that I'm bad of the
bowl, Bad of the bowl, Bad

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of the bowl. Right, Billy
Cunningham, the great American and the governor

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of this state is the governor Mike
DeWine and Mike Dwine, welcome again to

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the Bill Cunningham Show. And uh, Mike, how you're doing? First

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of all, is get right to
I know you're busy, got something going

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on in a few minutes here,
but nonetheless, two and three issues are

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percolating. Are you ready for my
probing questions? Yeah? But first of

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all, this theme song of yours, you've had it for like fifty years

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or something. Yeah, don't you
think it's time for something more upbeat than

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Bad to the Bone. Just think
about that? Well, I get the

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fresh one here, you know that? Come on? Well? Yeah,

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well your theme, your walk up
music is the Jetsons. But yeah,

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I mean I'm kind of thinking of
the jets comes from a nineteen sixties show.

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Yeah, many people you know we're
of that generation, many or not.

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But nonetheless, we were supposedly having
these flying taxis about sixty years ago,

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and now are we gonna have flying
taxis? What's happening with that ropation?

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A California companies just coming to Ohio
and build those flying taxis near the

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Dayton Airport. That's that's about the
future. Excited. I have to see

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it to believe it. So as
I understand it, it's gonna hover like

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a helicopter, go up and then
just take off and you can you can

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reserve it much like like an uber
drive like a bat. Like, Yeah,

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it's gonna go straight up and that's
gonna go like a bat out of

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hell. I mean, it's just
gonna be really, uh a great thing.

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And it is. It is about
the future, and I love it

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to a California come decided that Ohio
is a great place to make a aviation

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vehicle of the future. Much you
love that. I love it because that's

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one of my first questions. Is
New York seemingly is bleeding companies. California

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is bleeding companies, and the Donald
Trump factor in New York is causing you

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know, you got the ag you
spent eight years as our ag. Latitia

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James is doing a victory lap about
all the money every day that Trump loses

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one hundred and twelve thousand dollars more, and she's like poking the bear.

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Have you made efforts from like California, maybe specifically New York and other Blue

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states to say, come to Ohio. The tax rates are extremely low,

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plenty of good water flat because of
the glacier that came down. What efforts

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are you going to go to New
York, et cetera, maybe Michigan after

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Whitmer and you're gonna help Ohio?
And so what's being done there? Well,

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Bill, if you remember during the
Bengals Super Bowl when we went out

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there, he had several billboards out
there inviting people in California basically, if

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you're sick of high taxes and if
you're sick of a very very high cost

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of living and a whole bunch of
traffic, come to Ohio. And you

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know, we're getting a lot of
companies that are literally coming off off the

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west coast. I'm coming off the
east coast. And it was noteworthy,

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I think that the governor of Pennsylvania
Uh in his State of the State speech

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referenced Ohio and basically said said it's
not a direct quote, but hey,

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we're tired of losing to Ohio.
We we got to go after this.

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We've got to get these jobs to
come to Pennsylvania. So he literally called

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Ohio out. Yeah, in the
state of the state. So look,

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we're not going to get every uh, every company that wants to move or

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every company is going to start up, but we're sure getting more than our

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fair share, and we're going to
continue continue to do that. His population

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in Ohio, dwin Lingers are going
up. At one point, we're losing.

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Have we stabilized going the other direction
or not? Yeah, we're going

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up. You know, Bill,
for most of my life, for fifty

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sixty sixty years, our population has
been relatively stable, and you know,

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we're we're moving forward and we're starting
to see our population go up more.

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It's not going up as fast as
you know, I might like, but

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it's it certainly is going up.
And you know, it's just a great

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place to do business, great place
to live, great place to raise a

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family. You know, more and
more people recognizing that. A couple of

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days ago, I sent you an
article out of Coal Rain Middle School.

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As you're probably aren't monitoring Coal Rain
Middle School, but there were several students

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there that were hospitalized and justin cannabis
infused gummy bears, and I understand that

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that is a And when I talk
to educators, they say, hey,

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they look like candy, they look
like children's things, and they're passed around

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some relace with fentanyl. Summer lace
with THC. Co Raine Middle School had

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ambulances showing up, kids were kids
are hallucinating, et cetera. And here

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we sit almost in March, and
you Republicans, not you, but the

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Republicans in the House have refused to
move on the will of the voters five

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months ago. What's the status of
that as we approach March. First,

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well, first of all, thank
you for sending that to me. I

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put our team on that to look
at that. And we're still that's still

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under investigation, as you know,
and trying to get all the facts.

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But you know, one of the
things that you know, we are very

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concerned about is more kids showing up
at the emergency room. And these gummy

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these gummy bears. Are these gummies
not all bears. I guess they're gummies,

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you know, can can be have
the marijuana in it, and you

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know, if an adult ate one, it probably wouldn't have a whole huge

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effect. But the problem is that
you know, someone gets hold of them

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a kid particularly, and they eat
more than eat more than one or they're

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you know as a kid, they're
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they're a first grader or second grader, and it's just a it's a

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real, real problem. We got
a couple of things that the legislature,

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as you say, really needs needs
to do. One is this Delta eight,

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Delta nine, Delta ten, which
is a hemp product, but it

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is hallucinogenic and it's sold for that
very specific purpose and you can buy it.

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Unfortunately in gas some gas stations today
uh and we're seeing you know,

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fifteen year olds go in, sometimes
twelve year olds go in, uh and

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and and buy it. I mean
we had, for example, a head

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of a public safety Andy Wilson.
I asked him to go check this out,

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and you know in Springfield he sent
his fifteen year old Nason to Uh,

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well, I guess there's his nephew
to go in went right into the

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store and bought it. So you
know, in many places they don't check

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they're not checking IDs. They're selling
this product. It's legal to sell it.

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We need to close that loophole and
the law it's it's a it's a

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big loophole. It was a loophool
in federal law loopool and state law.

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I do not have the power a
pharmacy board, the medical board, nobody

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has the power to ba this stuff. And only the legislature can do it.

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So we need, you know,
really need for them to do it.

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How about jall bone and get Stevens
in there and beat them about the

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facing the head governor, tell them
this is what I want. I'm the

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governor. You're not. The Senate
passed it, the people passed it.

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What in the hell is to hold
up four months later? Well, I

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just you know, Bill, I'm
not I can't really answer that. I

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mean, this is something the legislature
has to do. You're right that the

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you know, the Senate did pass
a basically a marijuana bill which would have

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allowed us to start selling marijuana through
are places that are already licensed to sell

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a medical and we really done that. Now that again, that may sound

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strange for someone who was not in
favor of the bill, and I'm still

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not, but the people passed it, and they passed it with about fifty

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seven percent of the vote. We
have to, I think, filew the

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will of the people, but we
also have to do it in a rational

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and reasonable way, and that's what
this bill would have done. And so

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again the Sentate passed it. We
would like for the House to pass it,

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and you know, we cauld move
on the big concern we have.

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You know, it passed. Everybody
thinks it's legal, but you can't legally

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buy it yet in oh and that
just creates, you know, a bigger

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black market, and a black market
is not good because people are buying the

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product and there's no guarantee that it's
not been you know, what it's laced

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with, what it's got in it. They don't know that the purity,

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they don't know how potent stuff is. All of those things are controlled.

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Once you go into a controlled sale
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know that it's not been grown and
sprayed with pesticides. I mean, all

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these things are guaranteed when you buy
it. But that system is not set

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up yet, and we need,
frankly, the legislature to pass legislation that

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allows us to set this up much
faster than the current law allows us to

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do so again. These are two
big areas that we really need some help

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from the state legislature. Sanctuary city, sanctuary states. I'm looking to my

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left right now, Mayor Adams is
holding another town hall meeting explaining what's going

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on with They've had about one hundred
and twenty five thousand legal immigrants come.

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They've had about thirty thousand kids show
up at school, many without any of

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their vaccinations. Ohio is not a
sanctuary state, but that way have several

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cities like Cincinnati that are sanctuary cities. And in fact, I saw this

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video from the border. A border
patrol agent sent me there's a large group

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of Ethiopians illegally entering the country.
They're going to be shipped to Cincinnati because

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of Catholic Charities and or the Salvation
Army that provide the government contracts to the

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house, clothe and feed these individuals. Is there anything at the state level

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you can do to dissuade individuals,
whether they're the Salvation Army, which is

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a great organization, or Catholic Charities, which is a great organization, but

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they're being paid by the federal government
big bucks to relocate it legals into Ohio.

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Anything you can do to stop that. Well, first of all,

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we're not a sanctuary state, and
the idea of sanctuary cities I think is

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absurd. You know, I guess
what they're saying. I'm never quite sure

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what they mean by sanctuary city,
but I guess it means that they won't

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cooperate with the several authorities, which
again goes against everything that I believe in

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as far as local law enforcement.
And you know, we should be cooperating

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with federal officials no matter what.
You know, what the criminal investigation is

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or what whether it's an immigration issue. Let me point out the build one

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thing, and that is that there
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to Ohio and they're not being relocated. They're just literally, you know,

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we've got this situation at the border
where they're basically and you our listeners have

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heard this a million times, so
basically it's kind of an absurd situation.

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They get on us soil. Uh, then they turn the lineup to turn

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themselves in, and then they claim
asylum, which basically means, you know,

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they have a legitimate fear of going
back to their to their country that

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they came from. They're basically then
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where they're going to move move to, uh, and then they're given a

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date which is I don't know,
six eight years in advance to show up.

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You know, that's that system just
doesn't work, right because what they

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do is they my only point is
they disappear into the into the community,

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and so they may end up any
anywhere. And you know, one of

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the things that frankly we're concerned with
is when people come in to the community

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UH and you know they don't they
don't speak English, and they and they

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can't uh maybe maybe don't know how
to drive, but yet you know,

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they get they get a license to
drive. So these are things that you

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know, it is very legitimate for
local agencies to try to help them speak

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English because again it's it's not helpful
to anybody. If they can't speak English.

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It means they don't report crime.
Uh, they don't can't communicate.

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Uh, you know, create the
problems with the kids going to school.

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I mean, so what we do
with in one we're here I think is

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you know, we try to make
it work. The problem is down on

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the order and that's all the federal
government, right and you know, the

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system that exists today just is goofy. I mean, it makes no You

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couldn't make a system up any goofier
than what we have today on the border.

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I mean, I imagine this,
tell somebody, Okay, show up

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in you know, five years,
six years, seven years, or whatever

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it is. At the time they
got this massive back law, and you

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know, you've got to fix the
backlog. You've got to get more more

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of these judges who hear these things, and the current system just is absurd.

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Well, lastly, let me ask
you this question. Looking at my

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right here at the Wall Street Journal's
got a story about Senator Mitch McConnell,

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the Senate Republican leader, has put
in roads into Donald Trump to work out

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their differences. The primary in Ohio
is, like I think, on March

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the nineteenth, got three candidates running
for the Senate. You've endorsed none of

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them. Let the people decide.
Do you see yourself endorsing Donald Trump at

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some point? First of all,
I'm a big fan of Mitch McConnell.

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I worked with Mitch for twelve years
in the US Senate. Uh. He's

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a guy that you know, knows
how to get stuff stuff done. Uh.

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The Supreme Court that we have today. Uh. We owe Connell a

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lot. We certainly President Trump a
lot for nominating them. But he but

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mcconnald's the one that doesn't to the
Senate, held up one of the one

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of the you know, previous administration's
uh candidates. So anyway, Mitch has

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done. I think a very very
very good job. My focus uh is

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going to be after this this primary, to everything I can to help our

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Senate nominee. I think we've got
three good candidates who are running. I

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notice on TV everybody's beating everybody up. Sort of goes with the game,

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understand that. But but the next
morning after the primary, you know,

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we need to get behind u uh
you know whoever that whoever the nominee is

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of the Republican Party, and I'm
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certainly is going to be uh,
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I'm not up myself. I'm not
running. But would you accept it if

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Trump? If Donald Trump called you
and said, Mike DeWine, I want

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you to be my vice president,
would you accept that? Billy, I'm

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not interested in that. I'm uh, I'm interested in serving your governor of

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state. We got plenty to do
here. Uh, we've been focusing on,

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you know, getting kids to read. And you didn't say no,

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you didn't say no reading. No, I'm not no, I'm not gonna

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interest. I'm not interested. No. All right, I don't think he's

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calling anyway, Billy, Yeah,
I think you were completely different people.

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Would you agree, Well, I
just don't think he's calling. I'm not

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interested. I love being a governor. It's you know, we got a

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lot of work to do in the
next few years. All right, Governor,

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thank you for coming on the Bill
Cunningham Show live here in Cincinnati,

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and you'll be at Red's opening day
I think in about a month, is

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that correctly? Well? Spring training, listening to listen to all the games

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yesterday with my son Brian, and
as we were we were coming home and

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u's it's good to have baseball back
on the radio. Mike Dowan, Governor,

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Mike Dewan, thank you very much
for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show

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and change that theme song. Will
you please? Well, can you give

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me a recommendation? I mean what
I got, h that's my favorite song

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is George store Good's Bad to the
Bone. I mean, I kind of

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like my back pages. Also,
that's a pretty good song. I could

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update it maybe with a Taylor Swift
song, Shake it Off. I think

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something. I think something by Tricia
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say, Tricia YEARW. I like
her TV show and the Food Network.

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I like her. Well, I
don't know about that. I don't think

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i've seen that. I like to
listen to it, Tricia. I'm gonna

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see what I can do. All
right, Yes, seriously, this is

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it's going on decades. It's too
long. All right, I'm going to

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talk to the powers that we're going
to change my theme song. Governor,

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thank you. All right, thank
you, Governor, Mike, thank you.

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We'll send him off the proper way
right here. His favorite song is

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That Jetson's George Jetson hit the music. Mike DeWine loves this going in TEXTI

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from Frank Zi Bell Don't change It, also known as Mike Dwine, also

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known as Patrick the Wine, also
known as Uh I don't know, Sharon

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Kennedy, also known as Fran Let's
continue with more, Bill Cunningham seven hundred

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