To be determined. It doesn't appear at this point to be an act of
terrorism, but it appears to be two or three individuals with the handguns decided
to settle their disputes among a crowd of about a million people. So that's
coming up later today after two o'clock. After one o'clock has Liz Bonus of
Channel twelve. Of course Valentine's Day male injuries are going to be discussed,
along with whether or not Super Bowl could be hazardous to your health because of
heart attacks. But until then, Sidney Abrams, State representative from the western
side of Hamilton County, Sidney Abrams, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
First of all, you have great experience because you've gone to the southern
border and you watch what's happening there, and we see a big story of
the inquire this morning about homelessness is rampant in the city of Cincinnati. We
know criminal activity is rampant in the city of Cincinnati. The mass shooting and
the church outside of Houston, Joel Ostein's church appears to be committed by someone
from El Salvador, whose transgender which is the fifth transgender mass shooting in the
past two years. So from the western side of Hamlety County and your observation
on the southern border, what is going to portend for Cincinnati if we continue
on the same path, are we going to look like Portland and Chicago?
Well, thank you for having me on again of course today, And yes,
I mean we Syrup Jones from Butler County and myself went down to the
southern border and we saw firsthand what was happening down there. And if we
don't get that under control, I mean they are here in Ohio and Cincinnati.
And yes, if we don't get a crime under control and get back
the routine of law and order here, that we will look just like other
large cities that have lost control. And truly, at MYNA used to say,
actions speak louder than words, and so I'm not someone who just stands
around and takes pictures. I came back from the border and I ended up
introducing House Built two thirty, which I believe is going to be one of
the prongs to solve this issue of fentanyl and whatnot. I mean daily twelve
o high winds today, here are the facts. Twelve oh high winds today
will die of fentanyl poisoning nationwide. It's equivalent to a seven thirty seven airliner
crashing daily of Americans dying of this fentanyl poisoning. And the DEA estimates sixty
percent of counterfeit prescriptions may have a lethal dose of fentanyl. And they've seized
enough fentanyl at the southern border in one year to kill two point five billion
people, or every American seven times over. Well, can you imagine if
there was a seven thirty seven crashing every day, the airline industry would stop.
You couldn't even get a plane up in the air. As far as
obtaining the fentanyl, the drug does not appear with a sign on it saying
this is fentanyl. It has sold a hand to hand many times on college
campus or in the workforce. That might be percoset, might be delighted,
might be some other prescriptive drug that is told by the recipient to be fine,
it's percoset, no big deal, or it's a weight loss drug.
It's a pill. Is there any way that a person in college or workforce
you got sometimes on the golf course, somebody might say you got some taylanol
and you open it, you know, open up a bottle and you look
at it. I always look for the for the label of the t.
If it's etcetera and it's got a E on it, I look for that.
But so many young people are invincible. They're bulletproof. And in my
family that has affected my family, the fentanyl and the scourge of ventanyl in
my family, I know it exists and I know it's being sold hand to
hand. So what advice is a former police officer and a state representative that
you can preach as long as you want to. Young folks don't take pills
from even friends of yours who may be well intended. But how do you
know if someone says, here's a percoset, you're a little bit anxious,
try this, or you want to lose some weight, try that. How
does a person trading a pill back and forth, maybe for no money,
just from a girlfriend. I look at the case in Ohio state or two
or three sorority members were killed with fentanyl overdoses, thinking they were taking a
prescriptive drug that a girlfriend told them it's good to go, and it was
filled with it was filled with with fentanyl. But how do you know when
you ask for help whether it's got fentanyl in it or not? Is there
any signed Well, that's the scary part. You don't know. And what
we saw again at the Southern border was a press pill that looks like the
exact real thing that is adderall that is xanax. And I'm telling you,
unless you have a prescription from your doctor and you fill that at a pharmacy
here in America by a licensed pharmacist, are you don't know what you're getting?
Again, we heard hours of testimony and committee on House Bill two thirty
and at the end of the day, as a state, we need to
do more. So we're going to educate k through graduate school on this the
dangers of fentanyl because you don't know, and you can't tell, and there's
no way to know until you take that pill. And next thing, you
know. Again, every parent that came up to the podium started by saying
my son was not a drug addict, and they told their story or my
daughter and it was heartbreaking as a parent. But also at the end of
the day, in Ohio as a state, we do so much. I
mean, there's multiple prongs to this. Obviously, the situation, you know,
fighting addiction, prevention, treatment and enforcement and unless we do all three
as a state, nothing's going to change. When you heard this testimony.
When you heard this testimony, Sidney Abrams, what are the two or three
that stood out? Because it in just fourteen, sixteen, twenty five year
olds, it's forty fifteen sixty year olds. Well, what impressed you about
the practical use of fentanyl and fentanyl which is like fifty times worse than fentanyl?
And so where does the presses look just like a tayland al table or
just like percoset, just like xan x. So how can you tell?
I can't tell how many times I've been on the golf course playing racketball,
whatever and someone says you need some tyland on. I said, yeah,
I'll take a look, and says thailand on it. But from this point
on, I'm not even going to do that. So what are the two
or three pieces of testimony that stuck with you? Well, what stuck with
me really the most is again local folks from Butler County. My friend Mark
Murphy, his daughter Lizzy thought she was taking his antax and that was that
and she died of fentanyl poisoning. Again to do it for Jack Foundation here
in Hamilton, County. Again, Jack was not a drug addict, and
it was just one of those things where you know, like you're just talking
about here, take this, you know, it'll calm you down or whatever
it is, and the next thing you know, it was ventanyl and it
killed Jack. So I am here being vocal for Lizzie and Jack and many
others who have died of sentinel poisoning. And it is coming in again from
our southern border from China. There are are enemy they're not our friend through
the cartels here too, Cincinnati, Ohio. So my bill, what am
I? You ask me what the solution is? Right, that's going to
be your next question. Yep, yep, all right. So House Bill
two thirty raises penalties to mirror federal law because if our local police departments,
the Cincinnati Police Department, which they do work with the DEA, the federal
charges if you're if you're selling this poison, you're going to prison, but
they're sending you away federal law, the consequences are much stricter than state.
So we're raising the penalties for drug trafking of cocaine, fentanyl, heroin,
and methane fenomine to closer match federal law. We're expanding the definition of human
trafking to try to catch these cartel members that are sending these people in here
Americans. They're recruiting Americans to transport these criminals to different states across the nation
to sell this poison. So by expanding that human trafcking, we're able to
catch them trafting these humans because they are We're establishing a five year mandatory minimum
prison term. Five years mandatory minimum. If you're the drug dealer that sells
that sentinel that kills someone, You're going to do five years no matter what
the judge gives you. In addition to what the judge gives you, and
we are allowing we're requiring all of our corners to list spentanyl poisoning as the
cause of death, of course, if that is found in the person's body
and it contributed to their cause of death. Again, I mean, this
is one of the prongs, like I said, prevention, treatment and enforcement.
I believe this is going to help here in Ohio and Sydney Abrams.
Of course, Kamala Harris is in charge of the Southern Border. Jesus are
could anyone go to the Southern border in charge and spend days on the southern
border and not understand that sown within this invasion is the literal destruction of the
United States of America. Could someone go there objectively and say, man,
this is a good thing, because as many liberal progressive Democrats in the Congress
and some Senators like Bernie Sanders who say this is a good thing, we
need people to wash our dishes, people to cut our grass. That sounds
rather pejorative, but nonetheless that's the argument. Could anyone with a free thinking
mind go to the southern border, to Egle Pass and go to Arizona and
look at what's going on and saying, man, we need more of this.
It's working. Could anyone with a mind look at this and say this
is a good thing? No way, one hundred percent, no way.
What we saw was complete criminals coming over again, full camouflage, armed with
as much dope as they can carry in a backpack, all day, sent
by the cartel. The cartel was watching us watch them. Law enforcement is
doing the best they can down there. They're short staff because Biden cut border
patrol from five hundred officers down to two hundred. The local sheriff's department there,
they're doing the best they can, and at the end of the day,
again, unless they get it under control, it's going to continue.
And it is again right here in Ohio. If you think that this drug
dealing in cartel and all this, if you don't think Ohio's a border state,
you're wrong because they're here and they're signing this poison. And the other
issue, you were a cop, and it used to be the drugs like
this were sold in OTR and nasty sections of town in Covington and Newport,
Columbus and Indianapolis. It was bad. But today that's not where many are
getting drugs from. It is ordered almost online. You meet online, you
get deliveries legally and illegally, through ups and through FedEx and all the rest.
It's not your When you were a police officer in Cincinnati twenty five years
ago, when you talk about drug addicts and heroin, slash, vent NOOYL,
car fentanyl, what was the profile of that person twenty five years ago
as opposed to the person today? Well, I could say law enforcement.
As I talked to the active members around our state law enforcement, they tell
me over and over again, we've seen nothing like this, and some of
these officers have been around twenty five thirty years. This whole fentanyl situation.
It is devastating, and again, it affects everybody. There's no you know,
no matter where you live, no matter how much money you make,
no matter you know, you could be raised again, great families, wonderful
families, great upbringing, doesn't make it affects all of us. And again
that's why we need to take action. I will say one more step that
I think is staggering. Since I introduced the bill in June of twenty twenty
three, twenty eight Ohioans have died from fentanyl poisoning and counting, and forty
thousand Americans have died and counting since June of twenty twenty three, and it's
accelerating. I make the on on the southern border. We have maybe ten
million or twelve million illegals in the last three years. That number could be
fifteen million because we don't know about the godaways and the ones we don't know
about. You don't know what you don't know, and you want to know
what you don't know. If you don't know what you know, you should
know what you don't know. You know what I'm saying and this is the
tip of the iceberg. There's five hundred million more wanting to come to America,
and the gates as we speak this Thursday afternoon are still wide open.
This is not like the end of it. This is the beginning of another
one to two hundred million. It is estimated by the US Census Bureau that
in about in the next twenty five years, there's going to be at least
another one hundred million persons living in America in the next twenty five years.
That's only four million a year, which is less than what's happening right now.
We had three hundred thousand just in the month of December that we know
about. The country is not configured to have an additional one hundred million persons
living here on public assistance? Am I right or wrong? No, you're
You're totally right. And we were down there in Coache's County and the Sheriff's
Department gave us a briefing. They're undercover unit. And I'm going to get
the numbers wrong because I don't have them all memorized, but I'm just going
to give you a ballpark okay. Back in and they gave us stats back
in twenty seventeen. Let's say there were you know, one hundred I'm just
going to round up the number here and I can get to the exact numbers
here in a minute. But one hundred people that they caught crossing the border
illegally, Okay, back in twenty seventeen. Guess what it was in the
same month of January in twenty twenty two. A couple thousand, sixty six
thousand, sixty six thousand and Coache's counter and that is a of course,
eighty three miles of border. And it's in the desert. You got to
be picked up somewhere than transported by Catholic Social Services or the Salvation Army or
the Urban League. They're under contract with the federal government, paid tens of
millions of dollars a month to provide transportation, housing, clothing, feeding,
medical care for these individuals. And that if you're in the middle of the
desert, you just can't exist in the desert. You're not a lizard,
which means you've got to be transported somewhere all over the country, which is
destroying the nature the culture of this great nation. And democratic voters are figuring
it out even more well Sydney Aburns. We got to go. And lastly,
what's the latest with marijuana. What can you tell me about marijuana in
the House. We have about minute remaining well, marijuana in the House.
We are here in district campaigning, knocking doors, working hard, so we
are not in committee or session until after the primary. So I have no
update on marijuana at this point. But no one's using in the House to
your knowledge, but we never know. But essentially this was put in the
lap of the House of Representatives to do something. I know the governor wants
something done by the summertime. Are you are you positive? You do?
You have a positive attitude about this being available certainly by the fall of this
year in the next six months. I do. I do, And we'll
come back, like I said in Finance committe'll meet, that's where we're hearing
it after the primary, and you know, the Senate sents us over their
answer and we'll take a look at that and we'll go from there. But
hey, let me give you let me give you these numbers real quick.
Ready, here's the actual numbers. Twenty seventeen Coachy's County Sheriff's Department caught This
is who they caught four hundred and thirty one undocumented aliens in January of twenty
twenty two. Again the same month, different year, sixty six thousand,
six hundred and twenty How do you process sixty six thousand Coache's County Sheriff's office
from four hundred to sixty six thousand, and it's accelerating, but most in
the administration in Washington say there's not much of a problem. Kamala Harris is
in charge. She has it from four hundred to sixty six thousand in a
small county in Arizona. You know, Sidney Abrams, that's impossible to process
and they have to be taken care of somewhere and disperse all over the country.
Representative Sidney Abrams, thank you. That once again is House built two
thirty. House Built two thirty, which enhances penalties for those who provide fentanyl.
And the problem is it may be with good purpose, which is a
girlfriend to another girlfriend, here's his an X take this, or here's a
weight loss bill pill, or someone on the golf course here takes some tyl
and hall and all of a sudden, you're going to fight for your life.
And it's quite sad but representative Sidney Abrams, thank you very much for
coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, thank you for having me.
All right, let's continue with more and if line becomes available five one,
three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand. On the other
side, looking at my left, once again, the Trumpster is not only
dominating the news, he is the news by today and tomorrow. I have
a little list here what Donald Trump's going to face today and tomorrow. We're
not talking about weeks from now, months from now, years from now,
today and tomorrow. What he's got to go through and how a person can
succeed in this is going to be very difficult. Let's continue. Twelve twenty
seven, Home of Your Reds Pitchers and catchers have reported on news Radio seven
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have that. It's the music Dave coming up after one o'clock today is the
Great Liz Bonus Parcy Television and more to talk about heart attacks during the Super
Bowl and also Valentine's Day injuries. Some injuries have taken place, I guess
last night and that there will be about two hundred thousand men reporting to the
er today and tomorrow to recover from Valentine's Day. That's Liz Bonus after one
o'clock today. You know, this morning, as I got up to prepare
for today's big show, I thought about a couple of interactions I've had with
Donald Trump over the years, one of which was at his placed Trump Tower
in New York City. We had set up a big golf game involving is
going to It was going to be John Kasik and myself against Sean Hannity and
Donald Trump at Bedminster, and unfortunately it rained. We didn't get to play.
We spent some time together. I've interviewed him several times before he became
president, a couple times after. And one thing that we lose track of
in these proceedings, as we do with so called famous, rich and famous
people, is that I often use the term, you know, they're people
too, that Donald Trump is a person who is seventy seven years old,
who served the country magnificently as our president. Compared the status of the nation
in twenty twenty in November as opposed to now, there's nothing going right.
That was going greatly right about three years and three months ago, but because
of the pandemic because of all the new rules of voting put in my Democratic
officeholders. We have hundreds of thousands of new people voting that have never voted
before, and no signature matching, is no verification of identity who filled out
the ballot. There were dropboxes all over the place, and by the time
the election was certified in December, it was way too late to have a
trial as to all the shenanigans that went on. And the Democrats borne these
kind of election theories beginning twenty in twenty twenty one, with of course Bush
forty three running against al Gore. And they're the ones who did not believe
in the outcome of the election. And in twenty sixteen, they really didn't
believe in the outcome of the election, did everything in their power to destroy
the first few months of the Trump administration through all the CIA, the Deep
Swamp, the deep swamp creatures that lived in Washington, from the FBI to
the CIA, to the Pisi Court to the affidavis, to make his life
miserable. And when he ran for reelection, the media coverage of Donald Trump
as president was ninety three three percent negative. There is nothing positive ever happening
despite having the best economy in American history, the low is unemployment rate by
having a secure southern border. You might recall Sydney Abrams just said there was
like four hundred people in Coachees County when Trump was president. Now it's up
to about sixty six thousand, and it's accelerating. It's not going down,
it's going up. What you see now in Cincinnati with homelessness, what you
see with fentanyl and car fentanyl is an explosion that is just beginning. You
like to think you put a cap on it, that's it. No,
No, we got five hundred million more people that want to come to America,
and the policies have caused this. The magnificent cities that we had are
gone, and maybe they're not coming back. Would you ever plan a vacation
in Washington, d C. Now, or New York City, or Chicago,
or Portland or Austin, Texas, of course not or Kansas City.
I have a guest on later who knew the woman that was gunned down in
the chiefs parade. Her name was Lisa Galvin, and there's a sheriff coming
on who knew her personally, to talk about the parade itself. Now,
I love it when the Kansas City beats to San Francisco because it's small town
America. Kc and Cincinnati are very similar. But I looked at some stats
in Kansas City is always in the top fifteen or twenty when it comes to
violence, as is the city of Cincinnati, very very violent. A lot
of shootings, like something like twenty thousand shots that we fired this year in
the city of Cincinnati, hitting about four to five hundred people, killing eighty
to one hundred. And in the Kansas City area, the city thereof it's
no different. And so yes, you know we're going to continue to have
mass gatherings of people. I can recall about ten twelve years ago a case
in front of Judge Robert Ruhlman that someone got through a barricade and plaied down
a bunch of people at Octoberfest and he went to prison for like twelve to
fifteen years. Ruleman like Pat Dinkelocker, the judge knows the difference between those
who need help and those who need to be separated from our society. And
we don't know a lot about the shooting in Kansas City yet we heard,
of course Brian Combs discuss that it appears to be a personal beef of personal
encounter and someone what just got in the way of a bullet, and that
someone was Lisa Galvin. And there were about twenty to thirty others that were
injured as shots were fired in the range of twenty to thirty shots semi automatic
handguns. And how do you stop in that open air area and go through
metal detectors and answer as you can. It's very difficult. It was an
impromptu gathering put together yesterday. So to get back to what's happening today,
do my left? The hearing of Atlanta is ongoing. I've said this so
many times in many places to many Americans who say, you know what,
Donald Trump's going to be re elected. I think it's the first time since
eighteen ninety two that we have two presidents running having both served as president.
Only happened one other time, Grover Cleveland and then Harrison, and right now
it appears to happen. But will it. There's been an effort, well
known, not well documented by the mainstream media to get Trump, at least
since his election in November of twenty sixteen. Before that, Al Sharpton loved
the guy. Jesse Jackson received money from him. He was a practicing Democrat
who gave money to Hillary Clinton and the Planned Parenthood, who wrote books.
He was a businessman, a successful businessman who paid at least three hundred million
dollars in taxes to the State of New York City and State of New York.
He was well loved in the media. His TV show was quite popular.
And then when it appeared in September or October that he was going to
lose the election, official Washington stood down a little bit and said, well,
Hillary's going to win, so let's not go to extraordinary measures to stop
Donald Trump illegally. Shock shock shocked. By about three o'clock in the morning,
and I stayed up for the entire time. Outwalks Donald Trump. He
is the president. And at that point Obama and Biden panicked. They said,
Oh my god, what are we going to do. He's going to
discover all the skullduggery that we've hidden. And the Obama's went from no money
to a five hundred million. The Clinton's went from being flat ass broke,
according to Hillary Clinton, to worth about two hundred million. And at no
point did did Joe Biden ever have access to serious money. He spent fifty
years in public life. He now has three homes on the coastline along the
Atlantic Ocean. It's worth tens of millions of dollars. And he never made
more than two hundred and fifty thousand a year in his life on any venture.
How's that possible? Donald Trump, if he was allowed to do what
he could have done in his first four years, would have had an even
more successful term. But having said all that, today is a day like
none other. It began with the Trumpster in New York City appearing with Alvin
Braggs on the thirty six count indictment brought by the County of New York in
the City of New York for misreporting payments made to Stormy Daniels of one hundred
and sixty thousand dollars. Let me explain, allegedly in twenty oh six that
Donald had a shall we say, brief encounter with Stormy Daniels, who was
a full fledged porn star at that point of great note, and from that
point on she kept a low profile. She continued to do porn and do
other adult entertainment type things. She wrote a book or two, and then
she wanted to monetize. In twenty fifteen and twenty sixteen, she wanted to
monetize her brief encounter and Stormy Daniels said it was a very brief encounter with
Donald Trump. So she contacted her lawyer's contact at Michael Cohen, who was
working with Donald Trump as his lawyer at the time, and they finally negotiated
a deal deal a so called catch and kill, that is that alkalites of
Donald Trump would pay Stormy Daniels directly and indirectly one hundred and sixty thousand dollars
in a check delivered by Michael Cohen in exchange for exclusive exclusive coverage of her
relationship with Donald Trump, which is catch it, catch the story than kill
it, so doesn't get out. The goal is not to let you know
about the relationship between Stormy Daniels and Donald Trump. How'd that work out?
Not at all. So then when he was elected president, of course Stormy
Daniels saw more opportunities in order to get more money and more coercion out of
Donald Trump, and that also metastasized. But at this point, according to
the County Process Cocuter in New York. Alvin braggs that instead of calling it
a catch and kill payment for services rendered, it was a campaign donation.
The theory is that the money was paid to Stormy Daniels because it was thought
that the public disclosure of that relationship would cause political damage to Donald Trump and
maybe not get him elected president. As if those of us who supported him
then and now don't understand that he had numerous, maybe hundreds of affairs with
women over the years. I care about his policies, not as peccadillos.
So in this case, Alan Bragg took this a bridge too far and said
that the money paid to Stormy Daniels was in effect a campaign contribution that was
not reported on his campaign donation form. Instead, it was reported under a
corporate entity and deducted as a business expense. So, on one hand that
Donald wanted to keep it secret, did that work? On one hand,
the Donald wanted to call it a business expense, Did that work? And
on the other hand, the state wanted to claim if you knew about it,
you would not have voted for Donald Trump because of the relationship he had
with Stormy Daniels. It was a misreporting on a form. The nature of
the expenditure. Was it a campaign expense not put on the FEC documents,
or was it a personal expense that was run through a corporate account. And
so Alvin Braggs has taken now every email, every text and made it a
separate act and further into the conspiracy, which is why there's thirty six counts.
And today now it's ten to one. Today, about ten am,
the Donald was in court and the trial court ruled this is a liberal Democratic
judge sitting in New York City, in New York County, in New York
State, has set a firm trial date of March to twenty fifth of this
year to try the Donald in New York Felony Court on these thirty six counts
that by themselves carry approximately one hundred and five years in prison for having the
payment to Stormy Daniels on the wrong form that people did not know about.
Are you kidding, meat? We all knew about it. So according to
the judge this morning and the reporting by CNN, the trial itself is going
to take two months, and that's a conservative estimate. So every day beginning
March twenty fifth through Memorial Day two months later, there's going to be breathless
wall to wall coverage of this trial in New York City, in which the
sexual peccadillos of Donald Trump and Michael oh and Stormy Daniels will be blared across
the media for two months. In addition to that, as I speak,
looking to my left, there's a hearing being conducted now in Fulton County Court
in their trial court, in which it is alleged that Fanny Willis, the
prosecutor of Fulton County personally benefited from payments to her lover, Nathan Wade,
that encouraged both of them to take trips all over the world, from Aruba
to the Wine Country, California, to South Beach, et cetera, using
public money. So the theory is that Fanny Willis appointed her lover, which
Nathan Wade has admitted that they were lovers starting in twenty twenty two, and
that both of them benefited from the six hundred and fifty thousand dollars that Fanny
Willis agreed to put in the pocket of Nathan Wade. And if that's the
case, prosecutors cannot personally benefit from the prosecution of any citizen. So if
this is true, it means that Fanny Willis's least problem is getting off the
case. The worst thing she faces is herself getting felony, criminally indicted for
all kinds of violations of Georgia and US statutes. That's going on as I
speak right now. This is a typical day in the life of Donald Trump.
He wants to be in Atlanta, but he can't be in Atlanta.
He's got to be in New York. He also wants to be in Washington,
d C. Because the United States Supreme Court has two motions pending.
One is to take the case of the Colorado Supreme Court saying Donald cannot be
on the ballot. And secondly, the second case involves whether or not the
trials the four count indictment in Washington should proceed because discovery has not yet been
completed. So to begin my comments, I would say Donald Trump a person,
what he's facing now is going to cost him well over one hundred million
dollars in legal fees. In addition to that, tomorrow the New York judge
who's going to find Trump hundreds of millions of dollars, who announced his decision,
So within twenty four hours that Donald has large felony pending cases in New
York, Atlanta, a civil case also in New York. Multiple briefs do
in the US Supreme Court. What normal person man or woman could have this
happening over a two day period and then still run for the presidency. The
primary for the Republicans in South Carolina is a week from Saturday. With all
this going on, can he campaign from a felony courtroom in New York City
for two months? And after that trial begins he may face a second trial
in Washington, d C. In the odds of him being convicted before a
New York jury or an Atlanta jury or Washington DC jury is well above ninety
nine percent. Put him on trial in front of Democrats, and the Democrats
will find him guilty. Then what happens to the election? It's called election
interference. They knew of these four cases, the Democrats knew one would stick
and go to trial before November fifth, And the least one they wanted to
go to trial was the one in New York City and involved sex with Stormy
Daniels allegedly and the misreporting the payments to her on one form and not the
other form. But that's going to be again a circumstance. He's likely to
be convicted in New York City if he gets to trial because Democrats will do
that to him. That's called election interference, which I thought they opposed.
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Bowl, My Billy Cunningham. In about one hour, we're gonna have on
a retired sheriff from Kansas City to talk about the murder of Lisa Galvin during
the Chief's Super Bowl parade. But until then, Liz Bonus, of course,
is the health medical anchor at Channel twelve, and Liz Bonus, welcome
again to The Bill Cunningham Show. And Liz, before we talk about your
most recent before we talk about your most recent reporting, you had a posting
a little while back relative to Super Bowls and playoffs and health conditions. Can
you tell the American people if the Bengals actually were in the Super Bowl,
what would happen to a person's health? Hey, and Liz, how you
doing? I want to You had a reporting about a few weeks ago about
the health problems during a Super Bowl, if someone could have a heart attack.
Can you explain how healthy it is for the Bengals not to be in
the Super Bowl because it may cause too many health problems. It is so
bad for us. Yeah, they actually found that when your team wasn't winning,
you you know, eat more during the game, have like all kinds
of stress in the body, that kind of thing. They can find that
out, like just by tracking people what they eat in two teams, but
then even leading up to the game, if you don't have the team that
you love in there, you can have like all kinds of like high blood
pressure goes up and what's up with that? We are it's a game,
people, It shouldn't do that. So you're saying the Bengals not in the
playoffs is a good thing for our health? Is what you're Is that what
you're saying? Well, yeah, no, I mean like if we were,
if we were watching them lose a game, it would not be good.
But not being in there, we also don't get that chance to sort
of have the enthusiasm of the game and whatnot. But I feel it's a
little less stressful when they actually are not playing as compared to you know,
when they're right up against that that got a score thing. I know.
But hey, you know what, I think we would take the health problems
to have them back in the in the Super Bowl, don't you. I
hope to have that happened sometime in the next three or four years, because
I have done happen now with Joe Burrow, with the salary cap, problems
he doesn't present because the big money doesn't kick in for two or three years.
We're gonna have a problem now. Unrelated to that, you have a
posting at Local twelve that says rise and intimate injuries among men reported around Valentine's
Day. I had on a frequent guest Ordell about this, and of course
this is Live in the afternoon. Tell us what the intimate problem is with
people like Tony Bender? What is the problem. I'm hoping maybe it would
be a good thing if Tony Bender was having what do they call it,
like over active or over stimulated sexual intimacy. You know, I mean,
I think that's a good thing, but it's actually resulting in greater penal fractures
in gods. And I don't know what your other experts said, but one
of the first German studies actually track this as it goes up around romantic holidays,
so Christmas, Valentine's Day. And then the urologists that I talked to
at the urology group here said they see it on the weekend, they see
it in summertime. So you know, confirmation is truth. And you guys
were talking about this because you're famous for not going to the doctors, right,
And so you're saying, can you explain what happens with a penile fracture?
Is it like a broken arm or a broken finger? What happens?
Well, I asked him that I'm like, so I have to confess,
haven't had this experience that I know of with that gentleman. And he said,
you hear like a pop, you know, when like you throw your
moniscus out, we'll hear a pop. Does that sound painful? Yeah?
But he said there's not. Yeah, there's not. There's not a bone
that actually breaks, but the inner lining can actually fracture. And what it
does then is you'll see you'll notice that there's like blood in the yurn,
or it starts to swell up. Or he even described that you might have
like an hour glass shape or the purple egg plant shape and all of these
things. I said, well, you know, I understand it's embarrassing.
Couldn't you just like let it heal on its own and not have to go
to the doctor. And he said, it'll heal on its own. It
just probably won't heal, right, So maybe the problem it could be crooked
something like that. Well, he said, it could be deformed, which
would make it, like intercourse painful. He also said it could lead to
a rectile dysfunction or you know, just even later in life urinary tract problems
and things like that. So you don't you don't want to mess with that.
So the reason I was like, we need to tell people this is
not one of those things where you go, now, I'm not going to
the doctor, like get help, he said, and get it within the
twenty four hours that you either hear the pop or notice that there's something that
looks a little egg plant is going on down there, assuming you go to
the doctor, which would be quite embarrassing. Imagine your wife for significant other
would take thank you, That would be very embarrassing. But then when you
get there, do they put it in a splint or what do they do
like popsicles? What happens? Yeah, I asked him. He said,
they can very carefully, like go, well, they'll do some examination to
find out it's really the kind of pop that you know, gave you a
penal fracture, and then what they'll do is they'll go in and very carefully
put back together what has been severed. Sorry, sorry, So so it
may take you know, if that, if that center of the lining is
ruptured, they got to kind of stitch it back together or put it back
together. But he said that's a lot less painful than you know, you
leaving this alone and then having it become some of these other serious problems.
According to doctor you have this in your report. Quote, we in the
US think it's between one hundred to two hundred thousand men we'll experience a penal
fracture, and certainly I think that's under reported for as many men due to
embarrassment, will not go in and ride it out at home, which isn't
the right thing to do. So this is two hundred thousand men is the
tip of the iceberg. This could be a bigger problem than we understand even
now. Like why do you think this would happen like around Christmas? Around
Valentine's Day? I mean, aside from the whole like oh, we're having
you know, sort of an overactive sex life or something. And I was
like, well, maybe it's because you know, you buy someone something nice
at Christmas and then it really leads to like cool romantic stuff. And now
Valentine's Day, you know you and your significant other have some real romance.
I was thinking, like, you know, that's kind of it kind of
speaks to we're crazy about each other, just a little too crazy, right,
Yeah? Now, I mean I couldn't imagine one of the er and
having this occur. And how long is there? How long is there?
You need stitches, you might need some massage, you might, I don't
know what you get. How how long? How long is your penis still
fractured? How long does it take for it to heal? Yeah, I
asked him, Matt. He said that it's usually about six weeks that he'll
tell you you have to go home, refrain from wild crazy sexual activity and
let this like rest and recover. But he said go in and get it
rechecked before you just start traditional use again, because if you don't and it's
not healed, you risk reinjury and things even worse. And you know,
that was really interesting in this research was that they found this was higher in
people having extramarial affairs. What do you think of that? Well, I
guess, yeah, get a little regimented when you're married. So if you
men have a duty to respond to a new relationship, that's another problem.
Women have expectations that are often unrealistic and I think many many and extramarital affairs.
Some guys may want to show they're like Tarzan and they want to go
flat out, and maybe their body isn't up to that. Now, the
second part of this, Liz Bonus the Channel twelve, is this has happened.
I understand that sometimes you take some of these drugs or whatever that keep
things at attention and then you can get if you can't let it go down,
because the viagra, etcetera. Is supposed to build things up. But
then I've seen medical reports that men cannot relax it at all and you have
to after several hours at attention, you have to go to the er.
So on one hand, you got a fractured penis. On the other hand,
you have one that won't relax, which is worse. I have heard
that, but I think that they put that in the ads just to make
sure that you buy the medicine. Please. I mean, this go on
for hours hours. I know, I know, but you know you were
saying like the women have unrealistic expectations, but we don't have a little blue
pill. So I think it's you guys that have the unrealistic expectations. Of
what you were able to do because we're not demanding like four hours and equip
you know, uh, I think, you know, I think even with
those drugs you can have like some of these fractures and things happen because you
know you're going for a long time and you know it's not a good thing.
But if it happens, you're gonna you're gonna need a little blue pillar
a lot more than you thought, so you better get it fixed to go
down. You know, you guys won't go to the doctor to get your
blood pressure checked. I can only imagine how often this happens. And you're
never walking in. He said. It often happens like in the middle of
the night and stuff, and you know they get called in for emergencies and
that, and it's not that unusual that, you know, the doctor gets
called in the middle of the night for a heart procedure or something. So
why would this be any different. I guess it's possible to think of it
with the same importance, because I imagine it would swell up and be an
ugly situation to be embarrassing. I know what h my doctor Carryok has told
me about four years ago when I got my aortic valve replaced that. What
you need to do is take your blood pressure every other day, And I
didn't do it for like two weeks. Finally my wife went to Penny,
went to Walgreens to buy one of those blood pressure cups and brought it back
because I don't want to deal with it. I figure if I ignored it,
it's likely to go away. And so I can't imagine having this problem.
But I think every time you would. Every time. It would be
so painful to have a penis fracture that you'd have to get it attendant to
almost immediately. There's a lot of nerves down there, you know what I'm
saying. I would guess that too, and I would also get that guess
that it is not something you can ignore. I mean, you're going to
start noticing that egg plant appearance pretty soon, don't you think? I think
so. I think so. It'd be embarrassing. Now. Lastly, many
of my friends have thought this is completely unrelated COVID, RSV and flu.
Many have a stomach flu RSV. Most of the people, well, you
may not accept this as truthful, but I'm telling you it's true. Most
of my male friends think the whole vaccine thing was completely overblown. You don't
need it. There were thousands of Americans who were died, who died or
were killed by the vaccine itself and not COVID. Are you aware of the
theories out there that we were oversold these vaccines and that they didn't work?
And if so, you're aware that, I'm sure, how do you respond
to that? So? I do believe the vaccine saved lives. I don't
believe the vaccines were killing us. I think where we got confused was we
thought we would have this thing called herd immunity, that once there was one
coronavirus, and then we were vaccinated against that virus, we wouldn't catch it.
The problem was this virus kept changing, so as I think the part
of deception was what we didn't know was that one vaccine wasn't going to make
it go away. But you know the problem with saying that is, you
know close to a million piece people died from this virus. How do you
not think the virus was killing more people than the vaccine. I mean,
do you know anyone that died from the vaccine? Do you personally know?
I do not. Of course, I had a couple friends die, and
the doctors weren't sure whether it was COVID, whether it was heart disease,
whether it was the vaccine or poslavid. I can't imagine it was poxslavid or
the vaccine, but they don't know, And one doctor told me in five
to ten years, we're going to find out which it was. But a
million Americans died, the great majority or over sixty five or immune compromised.
Healthy children did not die from COVID. Is that correct? Actually that's not
correct. If you talk to the vaccine researchers at SINCEINNI children that actually make
those vaccines, that's how you between two and fies just reacted very strongly to
the virus and they did not survive. So the problem is if you could
pick out which kids were going to do that, which healthy kids, you
would only give the vaccine to the kids at risk. The problem is you
don't know which ones. So I am fully aware of the conspiracy theories,
and I think we were sold that it was going to stop us from catching
the virus, which we found out later didn't happen. But I don't think
we were sold that it didn't help at all, because you know, if
you watch watch the numbers right after you know, Trump got that vaccine out
there in a year, God bless him. That's never been done before.
Right after people started getting that vaccine in December, you saw a direct line
of infections and deaths go straight down. Part of the problem was you had
doctor Anthony Fauci and others telling us that if you if you get it vaccinated,
you can't pass it on to someone else, and that wasn't true.
And if you get vaccinated, you're not going to have a terrible health outcome,
and that wasn't true. And so right now, whenever I have on
brad Winstrop, he talks about the hearings they've had with Fauci and Collins,
and much of what they said turned out to be false, including the six
foot rule, which wasn't based upon anything but a guess. And as far
as shutting down schools, that probably should not have happened because most ninety nine
percent of kids were not at risk. There's about eighty million, eighty million
children in this country, and if two or three hundred had a bad reaction
to the virus, that doesn't mean you shut down school for the other ninety
nine point nine to nine percent. But nonetheless, last question is this,
how do you know if you have COVID, RSV, the flu, or
a stomach virus? How do you know what you got? So you have
to test and there is a flu test you can take at the doctor's office
that's rapid, and there's a COVID test you can take at home, and
the government's still giving them away for free. They Otherwise you have to go
to the doctor and they'll test you for RSC. I mean they can do
that now, So you won't know without a test that the symptoms are so
similar that chances are you've got one of the above, And even the stomach
flul if you have a fever, might confuse you with like COVID or flu.
So you've got to rule out you know how we rule out things.
So you've got to rule out COVID, rule out the flu, and then
you're probably left with the stomach virus if you're not positive for RSV. Let's
bonus, When do will you do? The story on Channel twelve on the
penal fractures? When will that story air? If at all it has aired,
so you can find it online at Local twelve dot com. I just
aired it right before Valentine's Day because this week, you know, lots of
romance going on. When it's in the middle of the week, the romance
might be on the weekend. So we wanted to be careful before the holiday
and right after holiday. Women have got to be careful. Women have got
to be careful what you're saying. Women have got to you know, make
you guys go to the doctors if this happens. I have, If that
one happened, I'd be I'd be driving, get me to the get me
to the er. But it'd be embarrassing. Would you agree? I wouldn't
go unless I absolutely positively had to. That would be embarrassing. If you
ever talked to like emergency room positions or nurses that work there, or pas
that cover it, they will tell you they have stories that are just unbelievable.
The er. It must have been awfully good to be that bad.
So, Liz Bonus, thank you very much. I'll be watching and listening
and thank you for coming this afternoon on The Bill Cunningham Show. Liz Bonus
anchor, thank you very much. Hey, Pleasure, Willie, Thanks Pleasure,
that's the problem. Thank you very much. Liz bonus By. Let's
continue with more coming up next to news after two o'clock as a sheriff from
the Kansas City area who knew Lisa Galvin who was killed. It appears to
be two or three young folks with guns settling a personal score instead of some
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I was saying some good news and sad news. Good news is serious injuries.
Bad news is Don Gullet. Yeah, he ate and the Big Red
Machine passed on Wednesday after some recent health issues. First of all, about
Don Gullett when I read these stories, and he was the best athlete on
the Reds at that point. Even better as as far as being an athlete,
twenty of twenty one strikeouts in a perfect game in high school. He
scored seventy two points in high school by himself, eleven touchdowns in a high
school game. Right, he was wonderful, kept a low profile, and
as Johnny Bench said, no one has said a bad word about Don Gullet
right passed away at the age of seventy two, seventy three, seventy three.
Wish him well now, seg what about spring training? Any injuries yet?
I'm sure they're going to be. No nothing yet, welly, nothing
to report. Everything's all right out there. Pitchers and catchers are continuing.
Most of the roster is there, but the position players are due to camp.
Are doing camp on Sunday. First full squad workout Monday, one week
from this Saturday. One week Guardians Reds Cactus League opener. Doesn't get any
better than that. What about Red's opening day on March twenty eighth? What
can you tell me about that? I don't know yet, too far away.
Jennifer Ketchmark hasn't checked in yet. Well right now, her weather maps
doesn't go out that far. Hey, get me into the student's report.
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looker. She I said, what do you mean was a looker? Buddy?
She is a looker. She is a looker, ninety six years young,
and she's working like a dog. Why doesn't Ron Larkin give her a
raise? You know what. I was going to ask him that today,
but he left real quick. Continue. Let's see last night, will Ye
lacks a daisy goal and lackluster effort by those Musketeers as they lost by eighteen
to at Seaton Hall. So they go to thirteen and twelve Mark haz Warwick
with a game winner a layup with five seconds to go. As NK,
you beat the number one of the first place Green Bay in the Horizon League
by one. Women's basketball last night, the top ranked number one Yukon Huskies
in town beating Xavier eighty six to forty. Not good. Now you can
get the latest on the Bearcats tonight. Wes Miller showed live for the original
Montgomery End at eight oh five. You ready for a big question early on?
Why not Chris Holtzman's been fired as the high state coach correct season?
And their speculation is either Mick Cronin or Sean Miller is top of the list.
What do you say, Well, I saw today where somebody said that
Mick Cronin is a knob of Ana on that deal. I don't know about
Sean Miller. I mean, uh, you know they got they got a
lot of dough ray into me, a lot more than a lot of places
up in Columbus. I don't know It's good. It's gonna be interesting to
see. But uh uh, the the Ohio State University's got You know,
Chris Holtman had four more years left on his deal deal. How much money
is he going to get? All millions and millions. According to ESPN,
the top candidates are in order. Greg McDermott from from Creighton right right,
Sean Miller, Xavier, Dusty May related to Dusty Rhodes, I would assume,
and Mick Cronin, well, I don't know. We'll see what about
Well, I don't know. I don't know who knows what about Chris Mack.
Chris Mack is uh is available. He's a good man still out there.
Formerly at mount Notre Dame High School. Of course, my wife Penelope
r hired him as the fresh coach at Mountain Notre Dame High School, which
is how he began his career in coaching. Well, and we'll see what
happens, I think, Greg. I just don't want to see Sean Miller
leave, right. I don't want to see If mc cronin is so happy
in Los Angeles, I can't imagine him going. He's going through some rough
times in the past. Couple of weeks. But yeah, I mean,
you know he's got it made out there. Yeah, I mean, I
mean the tournament's underway genesis right underway with Tiger. I'm gonna get that in
a minute. But congrats, will you mentioned high school? Congrats to Talawan
to girls basketball coach Mary Joe Huseman, of course, the longtime coach.
He's set six seven and sixty nine wins. She started coaching in nineteen seventy
two. In seventy three, Mary Joe as the recipient of the Ohio High
School Basketball Coaches Association John Wooden Legacy Award. How about that pretty good stuff?
And also percell Marian's d Alexander that's her is the Division sixteen, Division
two Player of the Year. So we have that is unbelievable, Tandy Mack.
And also how about Caitlin Clark. Tonight, Iowa takes on Michigan.
Miss Clark is only eight points away from the NCAA women's basketball scoring record.
And if I get that in about ten seconds, Ryl Swoops, a legendary
WNBA player, is going after Caitlin Clark for what well. She gave an
interview in which she said that which is factually wrong that she'd played five years,
not four. In reality, she played four, not five. That
the other opponents do not cover her well because they want her to score a
big number for ratings. And of course she has a boyfriend that she's very
close to who's going to get married, and many of the WNBA don't like
that boy. So we got Sheryl Swoops going after Caitlyn Clark, who could
remain one more year at Iowa if she wanted to, making about two million
dollars a year. Thank you. W NBA players make one hundred and seventy
five thousand, she's making fifteen times that. Let's see, will he turning
to Soccer FC Cincinnati right now playing in a preseason match in Florida to wind
things up in their training camp and nil nil against New England? And how
about this? Will he your guy? Im Pope and Bope and Bope and
Buppe says he will leave his Paris based club this summer when his contract expires.
Could mister Linder and mister Birding possibly bring him to the Orange and Blue?
How about Imbope v. Messi At wait, you'd have to move the
game to Ohio Stadium in Columbus for one hundred thousand people. That way,
I have one more sports. Really it matter. Jill Dickie, who is
the wife of Tim Dickeye, a legendary firefighter in the city of Cincinnati,
said to me the following, Hey, Bill, do you know that Andy
Imanger has three sons a senior, a sophomore, and a freshman at Milford
High School, the home of the Eagles, and all three have qualified for
Division one ohs AA diving championships. First time ever that three kids from the
same family qualified for state championships at the same time. Andy Imager and his
three sons. Your comments on Milford the home of the Eagles, and uh
and Bruce little John that's that is humongous, Sir Willie, I didn't know
that one that that's that's that is great. It's three sons from Milford.
How many swimming pools are there in Milford? There's a lot of chewing tobacco,
but not much swimming pool You get that acr gun eyed pools out there.
I'm gonna get frank Ziebell out there immediately. We're gonna get them.
They got a lot of the pools already. They got three kids qualified for
state finals. They got a family, They got something. And let's see
will the NHL League sources say the Ohio State Stadium it's going to play host
to a different type of Ohio Michigan battle. Looks like March the first of
twenty twenty five. Next year, Columbus is going to host an outdoor NHL
game, the Jackets against Detroit. Of course, a jacket stink. This
year they just got rid of their general manager today. They should have done
that about two years ago. Maybe they had to move to Cincinnati. But
Jeff Birding in charging on uh In Golf Genesis Invitational, what that's in Los
Angeles said it this week. It's right outside Mick Cronin's door. Charlie Hoffman,
Victor Hovelin and Lucas Glover at four under LT Gray even through four,
Well, he'll never be the player. He will never break the tie with
Sam Snead. Write this down. Tiger Woods will never win another tournament.
He's too physically damaged. Please continue. Let's see Joey Logano's on the poll
for the Daytona five hundred on Sunday, and also Willie we say happy birthday
today? First off, ladies, First, the great Sheila Gray of Local
twelve, Happy birthday, and then number fourteen. Not the King Oscar,
Nope, not him either, Kenny Ken Anderson, Happy Birthday, number fourteen,
the pride of Augustana College. Pretty good stuff there. So there you
go. Of all the words of tongue or penn segment, the worst of
these are might have been. And I think about the Great Fourteens Oscar,
O, Pete and Kenny Anderson, and only one of the threes in the
Hall of Fame that should be a statue in this town somewhere Kenny Anderson,
all three of them once he rose, all three? I'm on one.
Why not Great fourteens? Of course Oscar wore twelve at UC, then changed
to fourteen with the Royals because twelve was taken, So he became the Great
fourteen. And that began with the Big O like in nineteen sixty sixty one,
before Pete debuted in sixty three and Kenny Anderson in sixty nine. So
really, in a sense, the first Great fourteen was Oscar Robertson, the
greatest guard in the first first fifty years of the NBA. Guy gets a
triple double now in the NBA, and it's like world news. Of course
the big O was doing it every night, right, Well, he averaged
the triple doubles for the entire season. Yeah, I mean, you know,
I don't know times NCAA Player of the Year. And how about the
how about last the last what was it? Last night? Detroit and Phoenix
got together one player from Phoenix and one player from Detroit was walking into the
game and the guy for the Piston slugs the dude from the Sons and he
got arrested for assault before the boar started. If they were walking in but
they were walking into the arena. Do we know why that happened? I
have no idea, no idea, and you don't want to know about my
verdict. And those three how about the three clowns yesterday that messed up the
terrible tragedy. I mean, everybody's happy and celebrating Willie and all of a
sudden, these three guys and what was it They were in a dispute with
other people, so they just start shooting. Well, you know what was
that? Can you got to give up give up your gun right segment?
If some derelict who's a teenager thug with a gun commits a crime, that
means people like you segment cannot own a weapon. Okay, do you understand
that? I guess I got to weaponize and politicize this to use it for
good purposes. But those who do such things should be under the prison.
We have a guest coming up who knew Lisa Galvin, who was the radio
DJ as he's called, who was by one of these thugs that was unintended,
I guess. But whenever you fire weapons in a crowd of a million
people, guess what. Somebody's going to get hurt. That's for sure.
I don't want to hear anymore from left wing activist about gun control. Gun
control, as if we need some law to keep some kid from shooting twenty
other people, one of whom was dead for some personal dispute. That is
disgusting. It'd be like saying for a DUI, well we have to do
is blame Ford Motor Company. It doesn't work that way. Don't get me
started on that second. Pissed off? Right, all right, I'm sorry,
I'm sorry. That's not lock them up? And I and I have
a guest on Sunday night about that transgender activist at Joel Ostein's church that shows
up to kill a bunch of Christians. What's going what's going? Illegal?
You can't even immigrants, You can't even go to church, you can't even
go to a victory parade anymore. What's left? It's illegal? She was
illegal. She had a detainer and an ejection order that the Obama administration took
down. A career criminal and the transgender, mental problems, psychiatric problems,
extensive criminal history. Who takes her own son to a mass shooting? That
is cowardly and disgusting. Boy, I agree with you, all right.
Segment Get me out of the shuge report. We have a former sheriff of
Kansas City area coming on. His name is Curry Myers. Yes, to
talk about Lisa, Galvin and Moore. Segment, Get me out of the
stude report. By the way, I got a hot off the wire.
A minor injuries taking place in the Reds camp. It's the left handed pitcher
the Reds have. You know? Oh, Alex? Now, what's his
name? Alex? Is it Smith or Alex Young? Young? I don't
know Smith or Young, but it says here the Alex Young experienced back tightness
Wednesday afternoon. It's been scratched from the spring throwing schedule. First injury Alex
Young throwing a baseball hurt his back. Well it's not like that Toes.
A few years ago he put his put his foot on the pitching rubber and
was out for a month. Segment You got me all angry. Now give
me out of our steege report. We have a guest coming up next.
You're gonna want to listen to from Kansas City. Go ahead, willye and
hounter of World Hippo Day. Oh, how about cocaine hippos? Fritz Fiona,
BB and the tuck Man. What about the cocaine hippos from Pablo Escobar?
What about the cocaine hippo Well, they got it's their World Hippo Day.
We leave you with the immortal words of the stewed report. Tucker,
Here you go. That's Sammy right there. Tucker and BB a little dispute
there. Come talk to Lisa Liz Bonus about fractured penises. But that's another
story. What segment, Thank you very much that coming up after two thirty.
We did it, but we just brought it. Fractured penises and Rocky
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watching TV, and working in bed in a super Bowl parade a couple
of days ago, and that was a horrible circumstance. Then you had the
shooting up attempt at the murder of many of the Joel Oustein church on Sunday
afternoon, and an Hispanic woman identified as identity switching transgender Hispanic woman with pro
Palestinian anti Semitic beliefs was seemingly the biological female who use multiple male aliases and
a disgusting act she takes. It appears she takes her five year old son
with her to a mass shooting and things have not worked out well, of
course for him, nor for the many others who were wounded. And of
course doctor Curry Myers is a criminologist, academician, author, consult and the
retired sheriff. I love, retired military and retired sheriff happens to be in
Kansas City the side of the Super Bowl parade. But first of all,
doctor Curry Myers, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Before we talk a
little bit about the Super Bowl parade, and I think that's in a different
category than this one. We think we're not sure at this point as to
the culpability of the three that have been arrested. We'll see down the road
what happens. But let's talk about what happened with this pro Palestinian person who
her name is Genevezi avonn Moreno, who tried to kill dozens or hundreds of
people at the Texas megachurch run by Joel Austin Ostein outside of Houston. And
can you tell us you have a great column up of several items that were
missed by the authorities. So doctor Curry Myers, what was missed when it
came to this mass shooting again at a Christian church? Well, thanks for
having me on the show. It's an honor and kudos to the too off
duty officers that we're working in capacity at the church. It shows you that
the church has taken safety and security and physical security and that's very important.
So they have officers assigned to that church whenever it's opened their off duty,
and they were because of their response and their heroics and they went exactly what
has been taught nowadays, which is direct a threat. They were there within
seconds, if not maybe a minute at the most and was able to take
out the shooter. But to your point this bringing one of the reasons I
brought it up on my substack, doctor Currymeyers dot substact dot com, is
because I continue to get frustrated with the lack of evidence based policing that we
are not using in America. And it's not an attack on Houston police at
all. This it has nothing to do with attacking anybody. It's that we
generally know in most about ninety five percent of mass shootings, we are aware
of potential issues and problems ahead of time, and in many cases, the
vast majority of cases they have been arrested, they sought some sort of medical
condition. And once again, this particular mass shooting goes back and shows that
we knew about this person, We knew about their behaviors, and that's why
I laid it out in facts. Facts one is she has a violent,
extensive criminal history that stretches way back to two thousand and five and these recording
to court records. The fact two was she was previously arrested for assaulting a
public servant causing bodily injury and forgery, theft for stealing cosmetics from a store,
evading police. She has a slew of charges on her decades old rap
sheet when she was identifying herself as Jeffrey Escalante Marino. And then we start
seeing other facts get developed and that she was placed under emergency detention order by
Houston Police in twenty sixteen, where they stated, we do believe she has
a mental health history that is documented through us being the PD, and through
interviews with family members. And then again this is direct from Houston PDE.
And now we find that she was an illegal immigrant. She was an El
Salvadoran that came in in twenty ten and actually had a detainer order against her
that was eventually dropped or lifted more than a month later. And then you
throw in the fact that there's elements of transgenderism in this mass shooting, and
quite frankly, since transgenderism has gotten pretty popular, it's turned into a major
issue on mental health. The last five or six major shooters that we've had
mass shooters, have you pad in this country, there has been links to
transgenderism as a result of their behaviors. May not be the reason why they
did the shooting, but they do have those mental health issues in their background.
Yeah, And the fact of the matter is this case blares out for
all the signs that were missed up and down. This could have been a
mass casualty event of historical proportions. Happened to go into to Joel Ostein's church
in between services, and this person started one person crime wave in twentyh five
and my simple math indicase that's when this person, Marino turned eighteen years old.
Mental health, illegal immigrant, transgenderism. Is that why the last few
days this story's dropped out of the mainstream media because much like the event in
Tennessee in which a transgender individual shot up a Christian grade school, if it
doesn't fit the media narrative, it doesn't get the same play. But have
you noticed the last few days there's been little media attention to this. Well,
it has, and to your point, that has been the case on
the last five or six that have occurred just within the last year, and
most recently we've had a number of those just within the last six months.
The media has even said that we are overstating. I think that I've read
where they're overstating the connection to transgenderism. I'm not overstating anything, and I
don't think anybody's overstating anything. It is what it is. And if you
look at the facts of the case and the data associated with the case,
people who suffer from transgenderism or gender identity issues have a higher propensity of suicidal
ideation. That's data that has reported through studies. So it is a mental
health issue concern, and to not talk about it and not bring it to
fruition is a problem. It may not be a motive like the National shooter.
It was, in my opinion, a motive, but we had prosecutors
and elected officials setting on that case because they weren't willing to put out the
manifesto. And I would argue that information is extremely important to be able to
put out, especially the people like me who are criminologists and applied criminologists so
we can study and understand how to not have these events occur in the future.
So, yeah, there is a there. It's a political hot button.
But the problem in America right now is we're not We're not basing our
decisions on data and facts. We're based basing it on feelings. And we
automatically discount if something, if if somebody has an issue or problem because it
doesn't fit the narrative, and that's a that's a that's a grand concern.
Well, when you combine in one chaotic mix transgenderism, gender dysphoria, mental
health deterioration, add on top of that warns out for one's arrest, illegal
immigrants, detention orders. There were so many signs for so long with Marino,
going back ten to twelve years. It would take a blind dumby photo
fool not to understand we got a problem here when someone is mentally ill with
access to firearms, I'm sure illegally. And then add on top of that
the fact that the person is gender fluid, going back and forth between male
and female. Just for a moment, tell the American people about this detainer
that was withdrawn indirectly by the Biden deministration. Explain why this Marino wasn't deported
back to Ol Salvador long before the shooting. Well, it's it wasn't.
It was twenty ten so when this occurred, so that would have been doing
during the Obama administration. But the interesting the the interesting number is she had
been arrested by police prior to that. Her charges go back in America.
They go back to two thousand and five American court records, so we know
that she was in and out of the country. She was detained as an
Salvadorian immigrant in twenty ten, so and they lodged the detainer against her.
So it's very confusing to me why somebody. It goes back to our immigration
problem is that when progressives are in power, progressive presidents, they seem to
say that it doesn't matter what your status is, it doesn't matter what your
criminality is, that we're going to continue to keep you in the United States.
If she had events going back to two thousand and five, again this
is my opinion, one would assume that she wouldn't be a good candidate for
citizenry and should be returned to the country of her origin. I mean,
why not. That's why you have immigration policy for people. Why not you
have someone in twenty ten now at thirty four years old, so that would
have meant this person Marino was twenty years old by that point, mental health
issues, criminal record including violence, illegal entry into the country, doesn't belong
here. But in twenty ten, Ice lifted the immigration detainer, Was any
reason given to do that? Was simply a matter of course let this person
back into American society. Was there any reason given? I've seen the immigration
retainer and I don't There isn't anything that shows cause or why. It just
shows dates the person and it was lifted. So those are very generic.
And if she went before a court, an immigration court, that probably would
be where the information is. But some of that is very difficult to obtain
an assess. And then most recently, I mean, she also had trouble
with their neighbors. So and again this is from law enforcement. She just
just recently threatened an harassment, harassed members of her neighborhood, to include with
a handgun. So you know, this occurred in Conroe, which is just
north of Houston, suburb of Houston. And then after the scene they found
anisthemitic writings connected to the to the shooter when they did a search waran at
her home and they there was actually a sticker on her AR fifteen, which
was the weapon that was used in the active shooter incident, and had a
pro Palestindian sticker on it. Is there some reason that you make the point
that in the last two years, there has been at least five mass shootings
involving transgender individuals who tend to have a lot of mental difficulties anyway, suicidal
and homicidal, et cetera. But is there any I've noticed when I have
guests on on this topic that that Christian churches, Catholic churches are being targeted
to the tune of hundreds or thousands. Is there any reason why this person
would choose Joel Ostein's large church, a religious building, to do these deeds.
I would think it is a reaction to how the media is dealing with
the issue. Why pick a Christian church? Why, Well, there's various
reasons, but I would make the assumption, if I'm doing a criminal profile
on this individual, that the transgenderism actually is an impact and that's why the
church was targeted. Also, if she is pro Palestinian and they have defended
the Jewish faith when they're talking about in the pulpit, which I'm sure they
did as a church, then that could be another reason while they're targeting a
Christian church in particular, And then you throw that on top of the fact
that you want to have an effective mass shooters generally plan things out, so
you want to have an effective kill rate. You want to have enough people
involved in the mass shooting that it's going to impact it and bring notoriety to
your struggles or your issues. So there's various reasons why people locate certain soft
targets, and that's what they are. They're soft targets. And I always
caution people about going to too many soft targets where they're uncontrolled. And we
don't want to live in fear, but you need to be very situationally aware
when you walk into and go to soft target capabilities. Now, this was
a hard target and in Texas, so I'm referring, you know, to
the Kansas City case, which is more of a soft target opportunity for poor
criminals. If if we don't know if that was a mass shooting, we
don't know the problem, the the you know the mo at this point.
But you did you told me off the air you're located in and around Kansas
City, doctor Curry Meyers, who's a former sheriff and a criminologist, consultant,
author, retired sheriff, et cetera, that you knew the only the
only person killed was Lisa Galvin what do and what can you tell the American
people about her? Well, she was a beautiful young lady inside and out.
I knew her when she was a young mother. She was in her
mid forties. She has kids that went through Saint Agnes Our School, which
is our parish, onto the Bishop me H High School. She actually spent
some time as the police clerk for Rolling Park Police, Kansas. It's right
across the border from Kansas City, Missouri. I was sheriff at Johnson County,
Kansas. Johnson County is one of the safest metropolitan counties in America compared
to Kansas City, Missouri, which has every year when I do the top
twenty five most dangerous cities in America, Kansas City is always in the top
twenty five. So when literally when you cross that border, there is a
change in a pin, there's a change in proscatorial matters, There's a change
law enforcement has very difficulty in getting a lot of cases charged. They need
a new jail that hasn't been built for probably twenty five years. There's all
kinds of things that are going on in Kansas City, Missouri that make this
happen. But but Lisa then became a local DJ. She was on the
radio, she did she did a lot of community events where she DJed,
very big in the Hispanic community and is well known. Uh. And it's
a it's a tragedy, tragedy, and and you know, we had children
that belonged to that family that went to Saint Agnes School or Catholic school there
and they were victims of this as well. And thank God that they were
not killed in this. But we still need to pray because some people are
in critical condition. It's sad you go to celebrate a great Super Bowl victory.
I don't care much for the Kansas City Chiefs because they beat last year
my Cincinnati Bengals. But that's a different story. But the class organization.
Of course, Travis Kelcey is a Cincinnatian, went through UC and I have
great respect for small cities doing great things. In Kansas City is one of
those small cities doing great things. And it is sick and sad that so
many of our urban areas have been destroyed by politics, by left wing liberal
politics. In Kansas City is no different than Cincinnati or Portland, or Chicago
or New York or Atlanta or Los Angeles, destroyed by left wing, progressive
liberal politics. And Lisa Galvin was in radio and I read her bio and
she was well respected. And I know someone that you knew, you knew
her that the community is tremendously negatively affected. Well, doctor Curry Mars,
we got to go. Many times the media covers things based upon whether it
fits a narrative, and because the shooting at Joel Ostein's church didn't fit a
narrative, it didn't get a lot of play. The last few days go
into a hallmark that there were reasons to have this El Salvadoran illegal immigrant arrested
and deported. We had this person more or less with the detainer we let
go in twenty ten to go on this crime wave with mental illness, criminal
ideations and more. And the sickest thing that the Moreno did was take her
own child to a mass shooting causing death and serious injury. But doctor Curry
Myers, thank you, thanks again for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show and
doctor Wadoo again and thank you very much. I appreciate it very much.
You all stay safe, God bless you. Let's continue with more and if
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want to crow. First of all, the betting lines are up now for
the Super Bowl about a year from now. Number one in the AFCs the
Chiefs, number two, or there's a surprise the Bills. Number three is
the Ravens, number four of the Bengals, five of the Dolphins, six
of the Texans, seventh of the Chargers, eight of the Jets. All
teams have one thing in common, that is they have a hammer quarterback.
Yes, every one of them. And when you go to the NFC,
it's the same thing. It's forty nine Ers, one, Lions, two
Cowboys, Eagles, Packers, Bears not as good. And so it points
out once again that Joe Burrow needs a Tea Higgins to throw the ball to
give me an update on T Higgins. Will he be franchised, will he
signed? We need an update. Let me let me just say this,
first, watch out for the Chargers with him getting Harball in and they got
one of those A list quarterbacks. As you mentioned, rumors that Harball wants
to get Saquon Barkley, bring him over, establish a run game. I
mean, and I know that. I mean, look, let them and
the Chiefs beat each other up all year. That's fine with me. But
watch out for the Chargers. Now, what should the Bengals do about T
Higgins? I say, franchise tag him to the tune of twenty one measly
million dollars. Okay, keep the party going, keep the band together for
another year. There's plenty of other areas this team needs to address in free
agency and the draft. You can't address tight end, you can't address intier
offensive line, you can't address defensive line, you can't address running back.
You can't do all those in the draft and free agency, and also have
to address number one wide receiver. Can't do it so right now the next
two to three years, when is the big money kick in with Joe Burrow?
Right now, he's still under the rookie deal. When does the big
money begin. I don't have it in front of me here, but I
imagine a couple of years pretty soon. Yeah, I mean after this year,
it just starts to jump up pretty significantly. And so you got the
money now to pay T Higgins and he to me, I mean he's dominating.
Jamar Chase is good, but potential T Higgins because of his reach and
his size and spectacular catches those two to throw two would be a great benefit
for Joey b Yes, that is correct. I mean, and you got
to have two hammers, right, you got to have two wide receivers.
Can't just have one. I mean well, I mean Patrick Mahomes kind of
showed that. You know, as long as you have Travis Kelsey, don't
need much else. But nevertheless, T Higgins, Jamar Chase and then so
Joe Burrow is someone who can elevate the play of some other players right that
they don't have to be the top top guys. I think he'll elevate the
above average tight end and make him a very good tight end, if that
makes sense. Lastly, before I turned things over to the segment, it
appears the mainstream media wants to annoy Patrick Mahomes as the goat the greatest of
all time for Tom Brady, and it's because Brady had all pros around him.
Kansas City has won to tie it end. Other than that, they
lost the lineman, they lost linebackers, they lost defensive linemen, they lost
cornerbacks, they lost everything. What does Rocky say about the mount Rushmore of
quarterbacks in the history of the NFL. Do we now have a circumstance where
Patrick Mahomes goes in front of Tom Brady? No, I say, hold
on there, young fella, not quite yet. Still got three more Super
Bowls to win before you top Brady. I would still rate Peyton Manning ahead
of them. But that's just me now. I mean you also, you
got to give a lot of credit that Chiefs defense this year. I know,
Pat Patrick Mahomes is incredible. He's even now maybe goes down as one
of the top five quarterbacks of all time. But put him at number one.
I'm not ready to do that just yet. He still has plenty of
time, though. He's fantastic. Segment. Get us into the Stude report,
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continue workouts today at spring training Camp one injury. As you said an hour
ago, left handed lent hander Alex Young back tightness after day one shut down
will be further evaluated at this time. Getting ready ring Championship Baseball to Cincinnati.
He didn't say what year exactly. That's right. Don't you have a
smart man right there? Get ready? It used to be you went to
spring training in baseball with a beer belly. Now you go ready to pitch?
How do you after being off for four months, not being able to
pitch at half speed? How's that possible? Well, how about a few
years ago? Like I said, well, you have Matt late host first
day stands on the pitching rubber, hurts himself and how long since your boy?
That's your guy? Yeah, I mean he stepped on the rubber.
Literally, it was OUs. Johnthan India is still recovering right now. Still
yeah, your boy, your boy. Former Red Mike Mustakis will He who
was just showing some flab the last time he was here, has signed a
minor league deal. He's with the Chicago White Sox. That's a terrible franchise,
right And AJ McCarron apparently it requested to be released by the Bengals so
he could re sign with his us UFL's team in Saint Louis, where he
played last season, now with a now defunct XFL. He's got the money,
he's got the woman. He just wants to play at this point,
so I say, good, move, move on. Let's see what else.
Get the latest on the Bearcats tonight from UC West Miller Show Live for
the Richard Montgomery in at eight oh five showtime on seven hundred w l w
UC is at UCF on Saturday. Xavier got Clobbard last night by Seaton Hall
NKU beat the number one team in the Horizon League by one. So I
don't know, it's all bad. It's all bad soccer bad for Willie's Musketeers,
is what you said. It's all bad. I picked him to win
the Big East this year. They're gonna, yeah, somebody not them.
Uh, let's see the final preseason match in Florida going on right now for
our men at Orange and Blue FC. Cincinnati leads New England Revolution three to
one in the second half. Acosta. Acosta has scored for Cincinnata. Spokes
to some lawyers rock on this ACC Florida State suing and leaving. Most of
them say the ACC will be broken up within six months to a year,
that five or six big schools are gonna leave, that there's outs because ESPN
next year, maybe you have insight on this gonna not gonna. They have
a trap door in March of twenty twenty five where they can leave. And
the rumor is not the rumor, but they they want that to happen.
ESPN could pull the plug in the ACC, then the free for all begins,
which attractive teams come out of the ACC won the courts rule that there's
not some deal till till twenty thirty five. What are the four or five
schools for the Big ten and for the SEC number one Florida State, number
two, Miami, I'd say three North Carolina, three North Carolina, number
four, Well, Clemson, of course, we put them back of it
two then maybe maybe five put Duke duke because of because of basketball. But
they don't have much of this year's different. I've read this report about the
board of trustees of FSU never signed the deal that was signed by the athletic
director, and the bylaws of the ACC indicate that only the boards of trustee
can bind universities. Several others also had the ad signed, not the board
of trustees of that college. So it is void ab initio, void ab
initio. Who's he played for? He plays left guard for North Carolina State.
I thought I thought the FC Cincinnati just signed him. So then,
what what does this mean for you see in the Big twelve, the Big
fourteen, the Big sixteen, what happened? Nothing? I think you know
they're they're going to be in the Big twelve, and that's if it's going
to be an all Big ten, all SEC they'll be that, and then
there'll be the Big twelve and maybe some other conferences that kind of they are
going to be a different tier. Must face it. What happens to the
PAC ten when there's only a PAC two that was the same as of right
now? Does a PAC ten PAC twelve whatever it is. Now does it
even go on? Well, the PAC ten gets all the money the two
schools that remain a federal court ruled about two weeks ago, all the money
pending goes to Washington State, and uh, what's the other one? Oregon
State? The Ducks and so Washington I'm sorry, I like Beavers, so
the Beavers are better than Ducks. But nonetheless, and all the money,
tens of millions go to those two schools because the other schools left, and
so those schools are out there, they're going to join maybe the Big Sky
or something, or post some teams from those other leagues, and we're going
to be left with chaos, kind of like in politics, right, we
have nothing but chaos? Everyone doesn't. College football at some point need to
just get rid of the NC Double A and form their own kind of governing
body. And this all basically fit under that umbrella. Yeah, it goes
away because everyone you know, the n C Double A, how does they
enforce rules? Sayings to some college, Well, you're suspended, give me
your information on this kid, when it's isn't it a free fire zone right
now? In their face? You need a quarterback for two million dollars.
Sure you got two mil. Just college. You hate to say, but
college football needs just be its own separate thing, even when it comes to
conferences. It makes sense for Oregon football to be in the Big Ten and
travel across the country and do all this. It makes zero sense for Oregon
rowing or Oregon women's basketball or Oregon swimming to travel across the country. Well
that's dumb. They should stay there on the west coast and play you know,
as far east as like Arizona. Other than that, you play Stafford,
you play all these other California schools, and that's that. They don't
need to be transferred over the country. It's not cost effective. It is
cost effective big time for Oregon football to go in the Big Ten or Washington
football to go in the Big Ten. The other way, it doesn't make
any sense. In fact, in fact, you see will tell you to
have games in New Mexico. They have games in Missouri, then games in
West Virginia, then games in Florida, then back to Texas. Can you
imagine the travel for the UC men's baseball team, and you played baseball and
half the games are canceled anyway because of the weather. In most of these
sports, as you know, all lose money. Football makes money buying larger
most campuses, some campuses. Their basketball team makes a little bit of money,
but most for the most part, all the other sports called I don't
know if you saw this, this ones came out like last week it was
LSU. Get this, So LSU their football program netted fifty four million dollars.
Okay, their baseball or another was their baseball team. Another basketball team
netted like three million, so okay, so fifty seven million. They're in
the black right right, But if you take in all the other sports,
their athletic department lost three million dollars? Is that? I mean women's basketball
I love him, usually costs about nine ten dollars in the red. So
is that going to increase or decrease if you're flying teams from the West coast
to the East coast all the time. How much effort or how much did
the costs go up for UC in the Big twelve now instead of just flying
around to you know, the conference in the USA and American Conference and now
they got to go everywhere. Same thing with West Virginia and that, I
mean, how much did their costs go up? Extra day, you're leaving
extra a day early, or it all starts to add up. It's all
the NC double. A will be kissed goodbye, It'll be we don't need
you. You're stupid, you were done well. I mean Tennessee right now
is taking the NC double at court. I don't understand all the ins and
outside it, but I feel like this is kind of the first salvo of
that happening. Them just saying, well, healthy guys, deal, what's
on the big show today? Rocket anything? Well, it's pretty good.
So right out of the gate, we have Chris Keats joining us. He
joined us a couple of weeks ago. He is the Kannesssee Chiefs pregame host,
right, so we're gonna get his viewpoint, boots on the ground of
all the mess that happened yesterday at the victory parade there with the shootings and
obviously I'm just a terrible, terrible thing. So we're gonna we're gonna talk
to Chris because he was there, or he is there, he can tell
us what's going on. We were a fitness guy PJ. Street at four
o'clock going to talk about the power of sleep and what we can all do
to get better sleep. And then at five o'clock we have Jason Hoffman kind
of rounding up the betting trends of the NFL. This speaking of sleeping.
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