Billy Cunningham, the Great American, Welcome this Tuesday afternoon of the Tristate of
fourt December. The nineteenth Christmas lies but only six days away and many issues
coming up later, including a recent poll that, according to Rasmuss and this
says that twenty percent of those Americans between the ages of eighteen and thirty twenty
percent do not believe the Holocaust ever happened. And also an expert who says
in Rasmus in the poll that about sixty percent of young Americans want Almas to
win. If you don't think we got problems, we got serious educational and
thinking problems in this society. But nonetheless, Jonan you and I now is
the great Brian Hamrick of the Power of Five. And once again, mister
Hamrick, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Brian, how are
you. I'm good? Thanks again, mister Cunningham. Well one of the
great stories you've done recently. And I always tell those who work with their
hands. I love working men and women. They get up every day to
do their job, often dirty jobs, and they don't do it with too
many awards or rewards of one type or another. And they report the work.
They do their job, go home, take care of their wives and
husbands and kids, and they do whatever they got to do. And when
you had the story the last couple of days about what happened in Bromley with
Josh Mason and also a guy named Mason Niece twenty three and twenty six years
old, I thought to myself, well, what a way to celebrate the
holidays. And what happened to those two young men. It's really just unbelievable
and it's shocking what occur. So first of all, can you tell the
American people about what happened to Josh and what happened to his buddy and Mason
and go from there. Yeah, these two young men, Now, these
guys are both in their twenties, you know, and I'm told everybody we've
talked to, you had, you know, quite an impact on just everybody
that they knew, just uh, you know, God, the kind of
guys everybody likes to hang around, you know, one of the guys and
one and recently, uh, Mason Nieces has recently graduated from U n KU.
And I talked to a good buddy of his yesterday who goes bowling with
him and we graduated with him, sat next to him a graduation and he
just said he couldn't you know, he just couldn't believe he's not there.
You know, he's like he showed me his texts and and and he said,
I had to text him. Uh, even after when I heard what
had happened, he goes, I had to send a text just to make
it was sure it was real. You know, that kind of hits you,
just the feeling that that this friend of you has had. And you
can only imagine the families. And we talked to a family of Josh Mason
as well, and it was the same thing. Just two young guys getting
along doing the best they could. So they're working down on this plant down
the Sueage pumping facility. They're trying to expand the campacity with the growing population
and stuff down I think that line holds, you know, like from Dayton
and going all the way down through Bellevue and Covington and all that. I
think it runs that way and into this pumping facility. So they're down in
there, they're working in their contractors. And that's what this company does,
company out of Wilder, and they they do this is what they do they
build these suage facilities, pumping stations, you know, modernized stuff, that
sort of thing. So they're down in this tank. It's about forty feet
deep into this you know, described like sort of like a tank, a
foundation type structure, and they're down in there. Now I'm told they have
these these giant plugs that plug these intakes. So the intakes coming into this
little tank aren't massive. You could walk in them. They're like sixty inches
in diameter. It's like five I put tunnel coming into here. That's where
the fluid would would flow into there. So they use these inflatable they're like
inflatable flocks. They're secured with chains in the plate. From the way it's
described to me, well, something happened, and this is where the Ocean
Investigation comes in. Something happened. There was a catastrophic failure of some sort.
One of these plugs blew out, and all the like seeage that was
being held back came, you know, blasting into this area where these men
were. And I mean, as awful as as it sounds it the force
of this this was basically an explosion of water coming into here like you would
see. And I asked one of the guys that was there, it was
this like was this like a fire hose? And he said this would be
many more times the pressure of a fire hose coming out of that five foot
opening, like you would see when they open up the New River or one
of those into that area instantaneously. I mean, I don't know, because
you know, I didn't see, but I do not think these guys suffered.
I think they I think this happened very very quickly, and that's what
happened. And there was a third guy who was there. He was at
the top of this tank. He was holding it onto some cables. I
don't know whether he's climbing out or climbing in or where he was in the
process, but this happened so fast it almost dragged him down in. And
one of the rescuers who was there told me he was exhausted as he had
pulled himself out with these cables to climb out of here. He survived,
but the other two didn't make it well. So this facility, we don't
think about how practically things actually work. When you flush a toilet, but
all the affluent, all the affluent from Covington and East and West go into
this huge forty feet deep concrete a box, which is from the drone footage
it looked to be like forty feet deep, maybe forty feet across. And
these two guys, Josh Mason and Mason Nice, their job was to do
whatever work is being done to get the affluent out of northern Kentucky down and
then eventually into the river once everything is cleaned. And this is dirty work,
and I can't imagine the idea of this affluent traveling at seven eight hundred
miles an hour. All of a sudden the plug gave way and these two
guys are in its way, and away we go. It's in the third
guy barely escape, which is amazing. And then describe the nine to one
to one call and what happened when the paramedics arrived. Yeah, well,
it's the pressure that builds up on the line. They were working in a
new construction area. They were down and there with it was like new construction
building this thing out. So they're in an area that should have been you
know, I think, like a clean area, just like a construction area
getting ready to open up. However, this the only thing between new construction
and the sewage you know flow line. Is this giant inflatable plug that somehow
got just logged or blew up or whatever happened to it. Yeah, So
and then the guy that calls, he starts on the line and you hear
this call. It runs like three minutes in nineteen seconds. And he initially
is like, we need a rescue crew down here, immediately, we need
a rescue crew. And he's trying to explain, and the nine to one
one operator is trying to understand what he's saying, because it's an all It's
not like, hey, we got a fire, Hey somebody's been shot.
He's like, there's a tank and a plug blue and and and we've got
water. And she's like, well back up, you're focus now. She's
dispatching the crew there while she's talking, but she's trying to then relay information
to them. What are they going to need? What do they need?
You know? And she goes, you mean they're in a tank And he
goes, yeah, yeah, they're they're in this tank and it's underground and
and and it's and it's it's full of fluid, and and as they their
conversation goes, I can't you know, I don't know exactly where the guy
was, but I got a sense he was looking down into that tank and
literally in that three minutes, and she goes, are you saying that that
this is a this is going to be a recovery mission and we're not saving
these guys from drownding, And he's like, yeah, that's right, it's
yeah, they're gone, you know, And you can just hear in his
voice he knew. And that was in the minutes afterward, and he already
knew that that, you know, it was going to be a recovery mission.
And so this must have all happened very quickly. And that's what part
of what makes me say, I don't think these guys upward, I think
they I think it was happened very fast. And the recovery, the divers
that had to go into this affluent to find their bodies again, I'm I'm
so proud of of the men that do these things. Explain that to the
American people, Well, see, here's the thing people don't realize. I
mean, we got these amenities. You know, we don't want to go
in and touch a toilet seed or the toilet. I mean, we don't
even want to We don't want to touch this stuff. But because there are
people out here who do these kind of I mean, you talk about dirty
jobs, this could have been one of the top. And apparently these guys
do this to fix problems at sewage plants and to do this kind of work.
They are divers. Who are you know, they're fully covered. You're
when you go into a sewage plant and you go in. I talked to
a guy number of years back. A guy fell in accidentally at one of
these plants and he was hospitalized for a long time. The bacteria and everything
that's in there, he had to be treated and he had it was just
a mess, uh, just from falling in for an instant in coming back
out and get decontaminated. This is the hazardous material these guys are working with.
And these guys die into this. Obviously they've got protective gear that is,
you know, completely keeled to the outside. They were a big helmet
that attaches to this, you know, like rubber type suit that's you know,
specified to this sort of work. And when they come out, they
got to be decontaminated. They are diving in to the absolute worst mess you
can imagine, and doing this when they went in too. They had to
Finally, they finally got these this flow area shut down so these divers could
get in. They were still missing one of these two and they had to
go in there. Now they could see nothing. I mean, it was
like being completely blind. There's no light whatsoever. So they're gone by feel.
So they're in this murky, awful water and they're in there now.
They're doing something that you wouldn't even want to do. Most divers wouldn't do
even if they were in clear salt water in the Bahamas somewhere. They had
to go into those tunnels basically that these intakes to try and search for the
person by hand and feel and go in there and find them. And they
were able to retrieve. They were able to retrieve the other person and get
them out of there. So yeah, so it's just the I mean,
to even think about it is unbelievable. But the fact that there are people
that not only do this, but do it for a living, and I
mean, you would have to be And the first thing comes to mind is
what do you got to pay a guy like that. I don't know what
the salary is, but it ain't enough. Whatever it is, Well,
I like to think that Josh and Mason in a sense gave their life for
the better good unwitningly and what a way to go. All of us are
going to walk the path they walk, but we don't want to walk into
that fashion. I'm thinking of criminal liability, I'm thinking of civil liability.
Is it too early for that? Well, the Ocean is still investigating trying
to figure out exactly what happened, So that is is kind of where we
are on that until they do. You know, they don't know what caused
this. Was it? Was it a mechanical failure? Did something happen to
one of these inflatables? Did change break with a chain's not there? Where?
There was there some sort of human error that you know? Was there
something? Was there a capacity issue that caused more pressure on that line than
than normal? You know what happened? So hopefully they'll be able to get
to the bottom of that. I don't know, you know how long.
They haven't given us the timeline and when that's expected that to happen, But
it'll probably take some time, but they should be able. I would think
it's a solvable problem though, yeah, And I would think it's a negligent
act resolving in the death of another, and that can be an involuntary manslaughter.
But we'll see what happens. And secondly, I note that Joe Mixon
is back in the news for the wrong reasons this morning, and he's due
back in court. I'm not sure he's going to appear because it's civil So
can you tell the American people about Joe Mixon? And he's in court today,
Yeah, he's in court today. He remember this incident that happened at
his home. Now, he apparently wasn't there, but his sister and her
boyfriend were there. Well, there were these kids out playing NERF Wars with
NERF guns and these big colorful NERF guns, and they're running through the neighborhood.
Well, apparently something happened. We're not exactly sure what, but the
sisters Joe mixed. His sister's boyfriend is accused of running out of the house
apparently. I don't know if he thought they were maybe under attack, he
didn't know what was going on with these NERF guns. Whatever. He ends
up opening fire hits one of these kids in the foot. That kid's okay,
he's fully recovered. And but it was car Toggin's his mom. His
mom says, the bullets went whizzing by this this boy, this teenage boy,
and he was fortunate that he wasn't killed. He comes running into the
house and has got this bloody foot. And so, uh, they're saying
that this gun belonged to mixing and ammunition belonged to mixing, and they claimed
that he should have been more responsible for it. It should have never been
in the hands of this sister's boyfriend. And uh, and so he bears
some responsibility. So he is named in the civil suit. But uh,
but we'll see. I think everybody else is named in the civil suit as
well. Uh, but uh, we'll see if the court decides if Mixing,
you know, had any you know, what was his liability in this,
because you know, he wasn't charged criminally in this at all, but
you know, the civil the civil suit, there's a much well we're standards,
so he could be held liable. And that is one hell of a
great neighborhood over there. I know, I have one or two friends by
Coldstream. They love that area and to have AK forty seven's being fired in
rapid fire is unusual. But we hope justice is done. But you know
Josh and Mason and their family are going to have difficulties because no one should
have died like that, and it is very sad. But Brian Hamrick,
according to my records, you've been on nine times this year. You're in
third place of my most frequent guest. You get the bronze. So what
do you think about that? Oh? Okay, I made the podium.
You're on the podium on the not up there with Richard K. Jones and
not up there maybe with Rob Sanders, but it's pretty close. You're pretty
close. You're getting there. But I want to wish you and yours a
merry Christmas and a happy new year. There at the power of five.
Well, thanks again, mister Cunningham, and glad to report no one does
it better than you and John London and can congratulations on a life well led
and a great career in television and may it continue for many more years.
Well thanks, mister Cunningham. I appreciate being on here and getting a chance
to tell you. We get a lot more time, you know, and
there's a lot more usually that I know about stories, and then you can
explain you know in a short you know, one one thirty piece, you
know, and even though I do multiple hits, but the time you get
done, you know, kind of setting up the story and telling what it's
going to be, by the time you get into it, you're not getting
a lot of whole you know, a whole lot of extra information each of
those hits that is kind of just informed you kind of what's happening. So,
you know, on here we get a chance to talk about some of
the more in depth things. So, you know, like I said,
usually I know a lot more about the story than what I'm able to put
into that, you know format. So I appreciate you you having us on,
give us a chance to kind of, you know, give more of
these details out. All right, Brian Hamrick, you're a great American.
Once again, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you.
Thanks again, mister Cunningham, Brian Hamrick of the Power of five.
Let's continue with more your reaction plus. According to polling, twenty percent of
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Secondly, the uh, last few weeks, we've seen the circumstances of hamas
chapters at the University of Cincinnati. I haven't seen any Nku or Xavier yet
that are wanting Hamas to win. And a poll came out, was on
CBS News last night and I printed it off last night, and the results
indicate why there is such ignorance among the electorate, especially younger Americans between the
ages of eighteen and thirty years old that have come through our education system,
come through the high schools, maybe not Elder maybe not Beechwood, maybe not
Deer Park, but they've come through the education system with indoctrination and not information.
The goal of college and high school ought to be to fill your brain
with positive imagery of the United States of America. Learn something about literature and
history, and learn something about the southern border, something about how to conduct
yourself, geology, geom orphology, whatever it might be, geometry, calculus,
whatever you want to do. And then the sidelight might be politics.
Well, let's face it, the purpose of a college education is to pass
on to the next generation of great Americans the attributes, the skills, the
requirements of functioning in this great country of ours. But that's not that is
not what's happening. And you saw it with the Ivy League with the clowns
who are the presidents very bright and the visit like Claudine Gay who runs Harvard,
and it's a liar and a plagiarer. That's a different issue. And
their goal is not to teach historical fact. Their goal is in doctrination of
left wing Marxist progressive principles. Holding in my hands right here, to use
Russia's terms, my previously nicotine stained fingers right here, but I never smoked.
Though, nonetheless, how about this one twenty percent of US citizens between
the ages of eighteen and thirty twenty percent believe the Holocaust is a myth.
Another thirty percent have a doubt whether it ever existed. So when one about
the existence of the State of Israel and the Holocaust, what the Nazis did,
in any comparison of any American politician Dane off Hitler of the Holocaust or
the Nazis is ridiculous. How there were forty thousand separate detention and extermination camps
in Europe during World War Two, forty thousand camps that killed at least six
million Jews and one million of others. But when you're taught through elite colleges
that the Holocaust is a myth or it probably didn't happen. We don't have
a historical basis upon which to base one's opinion. And overall, about eight
percent of Americans of every from eighteen to eighty believe the Holocaust is a myth,
but it's mainly focused on young folks between eighteen and thirty who have gone
through college. And another twenty three percent of younger Americans say, quote,
the Holocaust has been exaggerated. It wasn't that big a deal. How about
this? One ten percent believe that the Jews caused the Holocaust. Reading this,
Another sixteen percent say Jews have too much power in America, Jews have
too much power, and some other responses nineteen percent twenty percent between the age
of thirty and forty five say the same thing that Jews, quote, Jews
have too much power. This is the definition of anti Semitism, in which
you don't understand opinions based upon amorphous facts that don't exist in your mind.
The Holocaust, World War two actually occurred. It's a reality. And one
of the great things that Eisenhower did was take Germans and force the citizens who
survived War I two to go through Auschwitz and Treblinka and others. They documented
it that this is what Adolf Hitler did, killed six million Jews and a
million other Catholics, those who had mental difficulties, Gypsies, just murdered brutally
unbelievable. And so when college campuses today erupt with anger at the Jews,
a good chunk or the majority of young folks either believe it's a myth or
that it probably didn't happen. That's about fifty percent, and so upon.
What do you base opinions grounded in facts when the facts are in dispute?
And so when New York City and other major cities, thank God, it
doesn't happen much here erupt on behalf of the Palestinians. What happened to the
Palestinians is similar to what happened to many groups of people over the years,
the decades, and the centuries. The Palestinians are not unique at all.
The Palestinians really are common. What's uncommon is the failure to accept the status
quo and build like an Abu Dhabi type situation in the Gaza strip. There's
one of the problems Germans civilians in World War II say from nineteen thirty three
to nineteen forty five, who survived through the surrender of Nazi Germany went through
a living hell. They were thrown out of their homes. Read the reports
of what happened to German women and girls at the hands of the Russian soldiers.
Read those horrible, disgusting rapes. There probably was not a woman in
Germany nineteen forty five, forty six, forty seven who was now brutally raped,
gang raped repeatedly because the Russians thought it was payback for what the Germans
did the Russians. So the Palestinians are not unique in their behavior nor their
status. In fact, it's common, and Germans were hunted down in France
and Czechoslovakia and Poland and just killed just for being German. Your status got
you killed. And if you're a woman, you were lucky to be raped
only a few times. It was brutal, it was awful. So Germany
picked itself up, adopted Western capitalistic principles, and away we go. It's
now a functioning democracy. In North America, Mexico lost from the northern tip
of California through Colorado, through New Mexico and Texas and a war was conducted.
America won the war and the Mexicans living in southwest US lost the war.
So what did they do. Did they spend the next fifty to sixty
years wanting to take back Phoenix. No, Mexicans built the fourteenth largest economy
in the world and accepted the fact that we lost. Get on with it.
It's common, it's not unique. Iron. How about Ireland, My
home country of Ireland visited two or three times for hundreds of years, the
British Empire brutalized the Irish people, rape, robbery, pillaging, stealing their
crops. They were treated like rats and mice in the literature, and that
Irish on their own country of Ireland was perceived as some inferior human being that
the Brits brutalized for hundreds of years, hundreds of years, and then in
the late eighteen forties, about one third of the population of Ireland and was
starved to death by the Brits. Killed them all is what they said,
And so many left for the United States, including my forebearers, came to
America because of the blight on the potato famine, and the Irish were killed
and murdered repeatedly by the Brits. Went on for hundreds of years, and
then at the end of it they kept the six counties in the North and
said, to hell with you, We're keeping the six counties in the North
by military power for one or two generations. There were the troubles, the
squabbles, but then the Irish people accepted it and got on with life.
So at no point has any race or person on the face of this earth
not been subjected to exactly what the Palestinians have gone through. And they had
the chance to Palestinians for their own homeland nineteen forty seven said no, nineteen
ninety three, no, ninety five, No, nineteen ninety eight, No,
two thousand, no, two thousand and eight, No, because their
mission was not to have their own homeland make it flower in the desert like
the Jews had done. But their only action in life was to destroy Israel.
There can be no peace in negotiation with a party when the other party
wants you and your family dead in horrible ways. And then wars were launched
repeatedly against the Jews, and every time the Jewish people won. Unbelievable,
So get over it. At no point is Israel going to say, Okay,
you're right, Amas, we're wrong. You can have Israel. And
where do we go get a bunch of u hauls, some say jew Hals,
get them together and take the Jews? Where where to the desert?
No Israel has built and caused to flourish in the desert, a functioning Western
style democracy in which the rights of Muslims, Palestinians, Catholics, Christians,
agnostic atheists, and gay Israelis are accepted. When I was in Israel,
I saw the gay Pride flag in Jerusalem. But at no point is Israel
going to say, all right, you're right, we'll leave all seven million
Jews out of ten million, We'll simply we'll leave. When you read what
happens in human history and civilization, it is pervasive with incredible brutality, filled
with whoors and rapes and murders and misdeeds and injustices. History, wars are
terribly violent, mistakes are made regularly, errors of judgment, quickly split second
decisions. But for the last seventy five years, the Palestinians have had numerous
opportunities. Gaza strip should be beautiful and flowering. They took the billions of
dollars and built military hardware and three hundred miles of tunnels. They did not
help the people of Gaza. They captured the Palestinians. In fact, you
might recall, for hundreds of years the Ottoman Empire reigned supreme took over large
parts of Europe and Africa. Muslims after the death of Mohammed. You know
that one of the symbols of Islam is the sword. And they killed millions
of innocent Europeans and took over their land, threw them out of the houses,
killed them all. That's what the Muslims did during the Ottoman Empire.
And look how the Russians treated those coast in southern Russia and in Ukraine.
They're killing everyone they can find. The Russians are killing Ukrainians as I speak,
and Amas and Hezbla are killing Jews. It's horrible, it's disgusting,
it's awful, But damn it, that's human history. That's humankind. So
if this war continues until Hamas from the river to the sea kills all seven
million Jews or deports them, are I'd be shocked because it's not going to
happen. Mexico is not going to take over the United States. The Indian
tribes, the Arapajo, the Apache, the Comanche are not getting back Utah.
Large chunks of Russia are not going to go back to Poland and vice
versa. And at no point can we militarily demand that North Koreas surrindered to
the south. Think of the brutalization of human beings in North Korea and South
Korea during the war. During the Korea it was awful, terrible. So
as a history major it is terrible. It's violent. Every people at one
point have had an extra grind against anybody, especially we Irish. Whenever I
think about it, I get fired up. What the Brits did to Ireland
for hundreds of years, no one came to our assistance, nobody. One
third were slaughtered by the Brits. And guess what, no big deal,
No Uin, get the hell out. That's the nature of humankind. The
colonizers they were the Muslims and the Ottoman Empire. Most of Europe and most
of Africa fell beneath the colonizing Muslims. And now at some point the Muslims
get be the Irish are up or down, Catholics are up and redown Americans
are up and redown Mexico. We're not going to give back Sacramento to Mexico.
You have to learn to fight like a warrior pope. When the war
is over, you have to do your best to make your area as good
as it can be. The Gaza Strip is a beautiful piece of dirt on
the Mediterranean Sea that could look like Abu d could be wonderful, but the
hate filled rhetoric of a Moss and the murderers make that switch impossible. And
I haven't gotten into Asia yet. What happened with India and Britain, and
what happened Pakistan and the wars between Indian Pakistan and colonizers throwing them out.
Haven't even touched on Asia yet, for God's sakes. So at some point
someone Biggs got to say, we have a horrible, terrible education system in
which our children are taught that the Holocaust was a myth or probably didn't happen,
and that Jews have too much power. And that's the attitude of college
kids and my fellow Americans that is disgusting. One in five young Americans believe
the Holocaust is a myth. Another twenty five percent have doubts whether it ever
happened because they're taught about pronouns about him and her and he and she in
lgbt Q plus plus plus rights, and not about history, not about literature,
not about geomorphology, not about geology, not about geometry. We're not
teaching kids, We're indoctrinating them, which is why we have what we have
today on college campuses. Now let's continue. Coming up next will be an
expert on what happened in Abu Dhabi, which is a horrible piece of dirt,
but nonetheless those living there has made it flourish. Why can that happen
in Gaza or the West Bank because of hatred of the jew That's why let's
continue with more Bill Cunningham's Radio seven hundred Way you will. You know there's
millions of people without the health insurance they need. I get it. You
feel like it's through pricey. I'll break a thousand more, baby be by.
I want to be asking a baby commit ye that I'm bad of the
bold, bad of the bone American. Of course, the elites flying around
the world in their G seven's are telling us how to live our lives.
When it comes to fossil fuels, and a week or so ago, I
think for the last time this year, we had another a powwow in which
John Kerrey, representing you and I heads out to I think it was a
Dubai to discuss shutting down fossil fuels. And many states are acting on their
own, including Connecticut, the state of New York, Oregon, Washington,
and California that after twenty thirty or twenty thirty five, allegedly you won't be
able to buy a gasoline powered car anywhere, even though the American people are
voting with their pocketbook and deciding not to buy evs. But a person in
the know on all these issues is energy expert Jason Isaac CEO of the American
Energy Institute, and once again, Jason Isaac, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham
Show. So, for those who weren't paying attention, which is probably ninety
nine percent of us, tell us what was there's more or less agreed on
about a week or ten days ago in the Middle East, he's out of
fossil fuels. And that's the term that the left and the climate alarmists have
been using and trying to demand that we phase out of fossil fuels. They
don't realize that we'll phase out of existence if that's the case. You know,
John Carrey doesn't understand that the jet fuel that's fueling his travels around the
globe is is made in a refinery in China from Iranian oil, and that
Chinese refinery is powered by coal. China has been adding two coal fired power
plants per week for the last two years because they need affordable reliable electricity.
They think it's gonna come from batteries. A battery cost for an electricity is
over four hundred dollars a kilowot hour compared to coal at three cents. We
need a lot more coal here in the United States, We need a lot
more natural gas, and we need a lot more nuclear if we're to continue
to have affordable reliable electricity. And so for the average America in this holiday
season, they're driving thither and fro. There's two million flights a day,
all powered by fossil fuels and one type or another. And can you address
yourself to two issues. One we're in whenever it's warm or hot, or
when it's dry or wet, it's always global warming is causing these terrible conditions
and Secondly, who's benefiting. So first of all, described as science in
the past, say one hundred years, going back to about nineteen twenty three
or so, describe how much global temperatures have risen or not, say the
past one hundred years. Yeah, there's some estimates that showed at one and
a half, you know, one and a half degrees. But I can
tell you over the last hundred years what has happened. Our population has quadrupled.
We're producing enough food to feed more people that are the planet of the
Earth. You know, we produce enough food for ten billion people and there's
only eight of us on the planet. And then deaths from weather related events
down ninety nine percent over the last one hundred years. And over the last
fifty years, the United States has become world leaders in clean air. We've
reduced pollution eighty percent, nearly eighty percent, and we're number one when it
comes to access to clean and safe drinking water, something billions of people around
the planet would love to have access to. But you've got these globalist elites
like John Kerrey and Al Gore and Klaus Schwab and Antonio Gutietz at the UN
telling us we've got to get rid of fossil fuels. They won't allow infrastructure
to be developed in these third world countries that could lead to economic prosperity,
and with that you get freedom and environmental leadership. It's just absurd. It's
about control. It's unfortunately, that's what it's about. They want to end
the humans on the planet. They want to control everything that we do well.
And Jason Isaac of the American Energy Institute, you kind of said it
quickly. But according to the facts, are deaths from natural to disters did
you say down ninety nine percent in the past one hundred years? Is that
explained that? Yeah, the depths from weather related events are down ninety nine
percent of the last one hundred years, while our population has quadrupled. This
is this is phenomenal. Phenomenal. Man has adapted to changing weather and it's
powered because of you have access to reliable energy from fossil fuels. We've been
able to make buildings, stronger, infrastructure better, more resilient. We have
mastered the climate. One hundred and fifty years ago, it was very dangerous
to be a human. You didn't have the life expectancy that we have today,
and we have that because of access to energy. On the issue who
benefits it began with Watergate, follow the money. So when communes read China
is building two brand new cold power plants per week and we're closing hours,
who's benefiting from this alleged transfer to EVS, et cetera. Who's benefiting?
Are we've benefit the Chinese communists? No, the Chinese communists completely. I
mean they control one hundred percent of the refining capacity of graphite that goes in
electric vehicles. They could shut down the supply chain in an instant. In
the governments like in California and what Canada are about to announce this EV only
by twenty thirty five, you're gonna have Basically, it's gonna be like the
COVID lockdowns again. We're gonna be stuck in our homes. We're not gonna
have access to food. I mean, London is debating today whether or not
to kill one hundred and twenty thousand cows because they want us to quit eating
meat. This is another part of COP twenty eight. Over the last couple
of weeks, We've got to quit eating meat. They want us to eat
bugs. They want to start feeding bugs to animals. I mean, it's
just the absurdity is really it's sickening. I don't know. We used to
laugh at people like this because they were just completely deranged, and now some
unfortunately some people are taking them serious. And Jason Isaac, when you say
get rid of cows and chickens and pigs, many Americans don't understand what the
elites and plan. And that is there's too much flatulence coming out of a
cow's behind or I guess a pig. And secondly, they consume too many
products to grow, et cetera. And so London, England is thinking about
one hundred and twenty killing one hundred and twenty thousand cows so that we begin
eating bugs. Explain the nutritional value of a cockroach, Yeah, this is
real. This is going to explain why I should not eat a cockroach,
and maybe I should. It's not dense energy, and this is what's so
important, as people don't typically understand dense energy. When you look at coal
and natural gas and nuclear energy, it is very dense. It doesn't take
up a lot of land space, and it's the same thing with animal meat,
protein packed into a very small area. It is dense energy. And
this is good and this is one of the reasons why I think the World
Economic Forum in the United Nations want to get rid of it. They're anti
human and they really want to destroy the economic prosperity experience here in the United
States for their great reset, their plans for one world government, which will
is the communism at its finest, where we all starve to death. Well,
it's assuming Gavin Newsom. Let's jump ahead a couple of years. Let's
say next year, somehow President Joe Biden stumbles into a second term, or
Michelle Obama's introduced at the convention in August in Chicago as the nominee of the
Democrat Party, and all of a sudden, we continue the policies begun by
Barack Husein Obama, continued by Joe Biden, which is the third Obama term,
and then there's two more Obama terms after that. Describe in America,
like nine years from now, as Michelle Obama's leaving as the president and Kamala
Harris has back down because of the power of the Obamas. Describe America,
say, in twenty thirty two, about eight or nine years from now,
we continue these we don't give more permits for drilling, We shut down pipelines.
We kill all the pigs that cattle the sheep, we get rid of
all of them. Explain America for the average American in twenty thirty two.
Well, I can tell you what's happened over the last three years. Twenty
five percent increase in cost for electricity, outpacing inflation which has been astronomically high,
outpacing earnings. That's why from twenty twenty two to twenty twenty one,
you saw five million people have their utilities disconnected, a thirty percent increase in
electricity disconnects, a seventy six percent increase in natural gas getting disconnected because people
can't afford it. Now, freezing deaths are much more dangerous than heat related
illnesses. Contrary to what Hillary Clinton said was just a bold faced lie,
Freezing deaths about forty to one. So for every one person that dies of
a heat related illness, you're going to have up to forty people die of
cold related because of temperatures. It's much more dangerous. And when you can't
heat your home because you don't have electricity or you don't have natural gas,
it is extremely dangerous. So I can only imagine what where we would be
a twenty thirty two I would imagine you've probably seen it greater than one hundred
percent increase in cost for electricity, and it's going to be a lot less
reliable electricity because over the next twenty years, eighty percent of our reliable thermal
generation that's a thermal electric generation from heating water with natural gas, coal,
or nuclear is going to age out. And we're not building any any new
generation because the current administration will not give you the permits. The EPA,
the Department of Energy, ferk nerk they are all weaponized against American prosperity and
building new coal fired and natural gas fired electric generation. And I head on
a week or two ago another energy expert that talked about the kill switch in
new cars starting in twenty twenty six, HECT twenty twenty four upon us in
twenty twenty six, the government will have an automatic kill switch that if your
vehicle is operated in a certain way at a certain speed, you'll be notified
in thirty seconds that the engine's going to shut down. And that's where we're
headed with eating cockroaches, freezing our coyons off, and then having kill switches
on our cars. And the smart thermostats in our homes can be controlled by
the government, And so the crackdown is about to begin. How dangerous is
it for the American people to fully understand what John Carey and Michelle Obama,
Barack Husein Obama al Gore have planned for them? When let's face it,
will China follow these rules? Will India follow these rules? Will Russia follow
these rules? Will Pakistan follow these rules? The answer is no, So
who benefits the other side of the globe. But talk about the kill switch
on any vehicle made in twenty twenty six. The government will have the power
to shut you down if you do something they don't like. How dangerous is
that? Yeah, it's extremely dangerous. And this is actually one thing you're
already seeing in China's complete control of its population through their social credit scoring.
They have cameras all over the place, and you can see there's protests in
the United Kingdom even one of the most vandalized things or all the cameras that
they're putting up that their government is putting up to monitor and control their people.
But this is something that China has been doing for years. You can't
buy food because your social credit score is low because you may have jaywalked,
which is just absolutely and queer slowly but surely giving it away to just an
overburden some federal government. Once again, Jason Issik, you brought up a
great point, and it was quickly expressed. A social credit score. So
every Chinese citizen has a score based upon their educational achievement, whether or not
they own something like a car, whether they drive too fast, whether they
express incorrect opinions, whether in social media they've said something about Jijia Pinging they
shouldn't have said. So every Chinese citizen has a score. And if you
don't have the right score, you can't buy a car, you can't travel
on a train, you can't get on a bus, you can't get on
a plane, and when you're hired, you won't be hired because of a
social credit score, which is already in existence in China, and that many
in America wants to see a credit financial system, a credit social credit scoring,
which is beginning to seep into Western Europe. And this is again what
the elites have planned, whether you like it or not, I wonder what
your social credit score would be. What do you think, Jason Isaac,
when you express these opinions, Yeah, I think it's pretty low because I
live a high carbon lifestyle and I think the rest of the world shit too.
You know. I mentioned that in one of my congressional testimonies, and
Congressman Raskin from Maryland referred to me as a carbon king, and I've embraced
that because you look at people that live a high carbon lifestyle, there's economic
prosperity, there's environmental leadership, there's all these good aspects in life, positive
outcomes from living a high carbon lifestyle. And I want the rest of the
world to be able to live a high carbon lifestyle too. But that's contrary
to Al Gore and John Carey Shill. My social credit scoring would probably have
me in the penalty box, and I wouldn't be able to buy a car,
be able to go to work, because you know, God forbid,
I express my opinions to people that I work with, you know, so
I'd be considered a parasite by some of these people. Jason Isaac. The
more I do this, I've only done this for forty years, and the
more I do this, the more I'm thinking, I can't believe we're having
this conversation in the United States of America. How are we having this conversation
thinking about what's at stake in November elections, what direction we're going to take.
And I'm not sure we can't the southern border. I'm not sure we
can't survive. Now, can you give me hope? Give me hope?
Well, I can tell you we produce energy more responsibly in this country than
anywhere else on the planet. And there's three and a half billion people on
the planet that don't have access to that energy. Women today will spend over
two hundred million hours walking to collect water and so and where you are geographically
and where I am in Texas, we stand over the key to ending that
poverty. And I am hopeful and I am optimistic. The American people are
waking up because they are stick and tired of paying through the roof for gasoline.
They don't want electric vehicles. A year ago there were one hundred and
twenty there were thirty four thousand electric vehicles sitting on lots. Today it's over
one hundred and twenty thousand. They don't want them. They want the freedom
to be able to move around, and they realize that energy provides that freedom,
and then we produce it again more responsibly than anywhere else on the planet,
right here in the United States, and we have been shifting demand and
production over to Saudi Arabia, over to Iran, to China, to Russia,
Venezuela, places that could care less about human rights, that could care
less about the environment. And so I really believe and I have faith and
hope in the Americans that they are waking up to this realization that these childish
dreams of phasing out fossil fuels and eating bugs are just absurd and they're quite
honestly dangerous and crazy. Well, they won't stop, so they must be
stopped. And the being stopping part is up to all of us to become
more literate and more educated about what's planned, because we can follow all the
dictates of al Gore and John Carey would have no impact on the environment whatsoever,
because the rest of the world won't pay one bit of attention. And
secondly, right now, we have the cleanest water and the cleanest air we've
had an over one hundred years, and every year or two it gets better
in this country because of technology, because of the proper use of fossil fuels
because the rest of the world wants to destroy this country and the leftist elites
are helping them do it. And once again, Jason Isaac, Merry Christmas,
Happy New Year, American Energy Institute, and once again, thank you
for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show and for warrened is forearmed as to what
the elites have planned. And Jason Isaaca, once again, thank you very
much. Thanks for having me on. I appreciate it. Bill, God
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broadcasting full You voted God time. That's Jake Browning, the snake, the
snake hacked off. I'll say you never cut him. Well, he's never
had a chance to play and he's twenty six years old. Well, he's
playing now, and he's going to lead him, hopefully to the promise.
If he takes us to the Promised Land. Yeah, Joe Burrow may not
get there with him, because Joe Burrow might be cut. Please, he
might be cut. What do you got? I have the Servant's relevant every
day, as you know, right, you got your big notebook we to
You're right down the guests that this ought to go to the Smithsonian Institution.
Keep a page. It begins. This one begins January twentieth, twenty twenty
one. I think that will live an infamy, that's for sure. And
I have this loose leaf binder, and I have about another six months left.
Okay, So I went over the year. Yeah, twenty twenty three.
Yes, there's one person. I have my top twelve guests. Okay,
there's one person dominating. That's seventeen appearances. Wow, in twenty twenty
three. Who wasn't me? You don't count? Why not? Because you
work here? Are you fool? You're supposed to be here? I didn't
count mo either, moh mo, Yeah, I didn't count. Strike him
off the record, right there. I struck him who's number one at seventeen
seventeen appearances in twenty twenty Usually are my man, my main man, the
sheriff out of Butler County, the King himself, mister Richard K. Jones
is number one, No really, or Joe Dieters just as Joe to you,
joelt and Joe. He's never I mean he never calls anymore. I
don't even think think he does. He even call you on your phone?
No, say you're not answering my question. Well, I'm trying to give
me a hint. Governor DeWine. Governor Dwine was on eleven times. Oh
well, not even seventeen seventeen appearances. Brian Hamrick Channel five, Brian Hamrick.
I misspoke with him about an hour ago. He's been on Brian Hambric's
been on with me fifteen times in twenty twenty three. Number one, Thank
you, mister Cunningham. He is the best. Yes, how about those
two poor guys and Mason and Brumley. Anyway, let's go back, go
ahead, seventeen times, give me a hint. His initials are R S.
Kenton County. Oh, the man himself, Rob, Rob Sanders Anders,
Yes, all right, right there now on number one. Now does
he get a gift certificate out of this or not? I'm gonna go to
his Christmas party on Thursday. Okay, that's my gift. Number two,
just for you being there? Correct. Number two, Brian Hamrick, chance,
while I was close, Cheri Plello was at eight. Yeah, John
London at four. But Brian Hamrick, thanks again, mister Cunningham. Yes,
number two, so Rob Sanders, Number one, Brian Hambric number two.
Number three, Governor DeWine Nope, Dave Yost nope. Who do you
have on board? Anybody else? Congressman brad winstrip Wow? Who's retiring?
That's right? The doctor He's had twelve appearances? Wow? How about that?
Seventeen, fifteen, twelve, some other of the biggies. Are you
ready? Go ahead? Sergeant Dan Hills, he was just here yesterday eleven
times. Yeah. Chris Smitherman seven times, okay, John Lott ten times.
Sheriff Richard K. Jones ten times, Scott Powell nine times, Melissa
Powers eight times, Prosecutor Mike DeWine ten times, yes, Wayne Allen Root
only five times? What's the matter with you? What about the great one?
Mark Levin? Once? Wow? The young Warren County Commissioner seven times.
Well he was. He's one of the kings of the tennis. Number
one is what wait? Wait does John Barrett count if he's a guest.
Not really, He's like part of the part of the circus. He's like
the main clown. We're all clowns, that's for sure. But well,
here's the list. What do you say? I think you. I think
you ought to publish it. I think you. What you need to do
is put that out on x aka Twitter. Secondly, yeah, according to
The New York Times, oh boy, now is here that judge orders release
of documents containing names one hundred and seventy seven men involved in the Epstein case.
What WHOA? I want to know? What? Well, your name?
Somebody's got a lot explaining to do before Chris Epstein and Madam Gislaine Max.
You know, well, your name's not going to be on her,
is it. I can't say. What about the rock now? He's well,
I don't know, buddy, Judge, there at least will she be
on that list as one of the girls. I don't know. I'm just
saying. A judge has ruled to unseal the documents that would name one hundred
and seventy seven men Epstein's friends, recruiters and victims. Within the next couple
of three weeks, we'll shed new light. Happy New Year, say new
Year. Some men may have some difficulties. Yeah, here's some of the
speculation. Is all Trump's on the list? Really? According to speculation,
Bill Clinton was a frequent flyer, had a lot of miles, thank you.
So we'll see. Let the chips fall where they may. It's going
to shed new lights in the president of the United States go down there and
you know whatever, and and nobody not know it. Oh, you'd have
to know it. That's the point here. I don't know what to do,
so we have to see. I need the names. Also, the
high end client tell out of Delaware is going to be named at some point
here. Yeah, it's called clients have busted. High end brothel network will
be unmasked. Okay, I want to know about your name. I don't
need where's this guy from Connecticut and Delaware? Never been there? But you
don't have to be there. They send the girls to you. Well,
I don't have to worry about that because nobody sent me nothing. Fifteen thousand
dollars a session that must be little fifteen thousand. Yeah, I'd have to
go to fifth third and get a loan forget it wouldn't be worth it.
Will leave the Stute reporters apro service of a local tym star. He didn't
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above. Looks like Jamar Chase is going to miss some time Willie with a
following an MRI on that separated shoulder. He's going to miss Saturday's game in
Pittsburgh. We won't practice today and a chance that he misses week seventeen in
Kansas City. What's happened to Ohio State football of late? I don't know
they're going to get some players tomorrow because it's National signing Day and in a
quarterback Tyler Hannike is listed to start Sunday for the Atlanta Falcons against Indianapolis.
So that means Desmond Ritter is once again out as the starter in the A
t L. Who's the quarterback for Ohio State next year? Don't know?
What about Joe Burrow going back to the Buckeyes, going back? You're rid
of your mind? Go ahead? College basketball, Cincinnati Bearcats in action tonight
hosting Merrimac six point thirty here on seven hundred WBLW and that a civil warship.
The Warriors are five and six out of that Northeast Conference. Not good.
Also tonight Mimi RedHawks take on Wright State. Not good. Let's see
how about this for an early Christmas present? Six Reds players got to raise
yesterday? Really, it's part of the newest Baseball Agreement MLB set aside fifty
million dollars to be handed out to players who are not yet arbitration eligible.
Who's a well TJ. Friedel he needs the money? Leads the way?
How much? Five hundred and seventy six thousand dollars? Pretty good stuff right
there. Matt McClain, I like him four hundred and forty five foul.
I like him. Andrew left the Abbot well I liked him for about half
his starts, Andrew Dave Abbot two hundred and ninety nine fouls. Dave Abbitt
his pitching for the rest lad La Cruz, Oh two hundred and sixty nine
million, which I mean thousand? Yeah, a thousand, which Dela Cruz?
Are we going to get the first half? He's a rich one,
I know that for the second half. And the Reds also made a trade.
What alfielder TJ. Hopkins has been sent to the San Francisco Giants in
exchange for a player to be named later or cash considerations cash. Mister Hopkins
was a ninth pick of the ninth round pick of the Reds in twenty nineteen,
design designated for assignment a few days ago. Oh good, so he
is off to the Jaints. That's good. What else you got? So
you snicker at me? That's all I laugh? Yeah? How about that?
How about the wild end last night with the Seahawks. I thought that
game was a lot that the Eagles lose again. I don't know the Eagles.
They're not looking good. Yeah, well, I don't know, I
guess, but Saturday is the big day, Willie, when I guess there'll
be no Jamar Chase. So that means that tight Ends have to step up,
and also Tyler Boyd and T and T Higgins has to step up.
We're gonna make some predictions. We might do it next year, but next
time, I might do it tomorrow. But seg let me ask you a
question. Go ahead, I'm making a prediction now that PG. Sittenfeld's conviction
will be overturned on appeal. Really, write that down, Okay, write
that down, PG. Aka Pere, PG Pureval, PG. Sittenfeld.
All right, his conviction was unjust and will be overturned on appeal. Write
that down. Okay. Now, a year from now, if the Good
Lord permits, and you and I are sitting here, Uh huh, who
will be the president. Oh that's a good question. I'm gonna write it
down right here in my book right there. I'd have to go with a
Trumpster. I guess d J T right there. I don't think we want
the current dude, do we? No? No, you feel the same
way. I take him, not literally but figuratively. I will vote for
Donald Trump every chance I get. So, I don't know, I mean,
he's the runaway leader and everything. So well, I'm gonna write that
down right there there, fighte what happens? Write that down. PG Sittenfeld's
conviction will be overturned on appeal. Oh how about that? That's what I'm
saying. And by the way, assuming that happens and he goes to prison
in a week for like begins a year and a half sentence, Oh that's
right, he has to go what next January second? I think yeah,
And uh, if that happens and it's overturned a year from now and he
spent a year in jail and it shouldn't have happened, then when you tell
me, what do you do? Nothing? I mean didn't I thought I
saw something? What last week? Two guys were let go after being in
the prison for twenty years? Right? Had the wrong? Where are they
to go to get that twenty year? You get a million dollars? At
two million dollars? But but PG Sittenfeld did did he walk over the line
a step or two? Maybe? But maybe not. But someone like Jeff
Pastor is on video taking bags of cash on private jets. Right. PG
Sittenfeld was wiretapped by the FBI because they're looking for a pelt and PG Sittenfeld
was convicted because jurors like you going to sit in a box and you assume
every politician is guilty. Write that down, PG. Sittenfeld's conviction will be
reversed on appeal. You got that? Yeah, when do you think that
will happen? About a year. Oh, and he's going to spend the
next year in jail, in federal prison. So dulous. Okay. And
I'm not a PG sitting felt fan when it comes to his politics. But
this is wrong. And I watched the show a couple of nights ago that
that many former attorney generals feel exactly the same thing that he was wrongfully convicted.
So see what happens. So we'll see what occurs. Yes, but
all right, segment, get me out of the Studge Report. And once
again I want to congratulate Rob Sanders, who texted me a accepting note.
I'll tell you the first time my number one guest numerically. I bet you
that makes his career. It does. Willie and Hotter of one hundred days
from today, opening day streat American Ballparks here Cincinnati reads at four to ten
pm against Nick Senzel and the Washington Nationals. One hundred days away. So
well, PG said, and fell throughout the first pitch at a Reds game.
When he's exonerated, I don't know. It's all up to them.
What do you think we say? Happy birthday to Chris Baxlaw, red King
Baxl backslattractor, helping you grow right there in Batavian Seamen, I love Batavia.
And also to Miami University Zone Alicia Lipton, Happy birthday today. If
you know her, tell her say tell her happy birthday. She left the
Blood Hawksworth Blood Centered. Now she's the queen of Miami University. What does
she do there? Runs a place, vice president of public relations everything.
And by the way, yeah, I met PG sitting Felt twice in my
life. Okay, aggressive, young bright And if somebody would have said to
him the day after his seid to with the FBI undercover in foremant that you
just committed a serious felony, he would have said, what are you talking
about? I didn't do. What do you mean a felony? The notice
of the criminal law to be what behavior to avoid, And in his case,
he didn't know what behavior to avoid, unlike Jeff Pastor or Tamy Dinnard
who took cash bags of cash Pig's In'tfeld simply agreed to do what he was
going to do anyway, and so and it's easy to get what about a
gang of five? Whatever happened to them? Gang of five has been retired
with the thanks and sorrow of a hurt city. And they're gone. They're
gone with the wind. The gang of five, Clark Gable, gone with
the wind. But now we have a ling progressive group. Oh that's dress
for sure. But give me one of the guys. Don't know what where
Anderson Township is, if it's in the city or the county. I shouldn't
say this on the air, but of course I will. There was a
representative of city Council at the Kenwock Country Club Saturday night inspecting the grounds.
What the city the friendly confines may annex Kemball Country Club and Sunlight Pool?
Now wouldn't that be something the city is growing? Were they gonna move the
pool up here? Yes? Oh, well that'll make Tom Weedman happy,
won't it. Well he's gonna fight like hell, I'll like you say,
yeah he can't. Where's Tom gonna play golf? And Charmaine McGuffey better get
on the side of defending Kemball country club against the Vestiges and the expansion of
City Council with Fiji. You're gonna have Fiji teeing it up with McGuffey.
Who he like in that matchup? Who's got the better soldiers? That's hard
to say, because city Council thinks they can seize Moonlight gardens and Sunlight pool?
Was that Jeff Kraman I must be a nut. What are they gonna
do with a pool that holds three megan gallons of water? What are you
gonna do? He wants it at the cyclones play outside. I'm watching Channel
Trove last night. They had a poll that ten thousand people said, seize
the pool. Don't let others seize the pool. We go again, Here
we go. It's like Joe Burrow going back to Ohio State. Do you
think he would if asked to do so? What? He quarterback? Ohio
State? No, they need a quarterback and he tried to play for him.
I'm sure they've got about six or seven dozen guys up there. They
completely not like Joe Burrow. Well, he's lost his eligibility. I think
he's got one year left. I don't think he's got a COVID year yeah,
say get me out of the student's report. Will he and Houter of
a nice day here in the tri State and just a few days away from
santy Claus coming to town. I find myself defending PG sitting Feld. We
leave you with the immortal words of the Steward Report. I feel like I
need a beer. That's Jake Browning. Give him a beer? Why not?
Go ahead, It's just not a bud light. Thank you. Let's
continue. I'm gonna take some calls next what Wait a minute, what I
know now, I know you're not feeling good. Wait a minute. Now,
I'm taking calls seven nine, seven thousand. Oh boy. Last time
we did this didn't go well. Oh boy, you see now there we
go. I took it off seven four nine, seven thousand pounds, seven
hundred. I'm gonna take my last calls of the year. Well you're on
tomorrow, aren't you. Yes, Okay, I may not take calls tomorrow.
Well, that's true. I may do it till you take so many
every day, and that's it. Who will be the last caller of this
year? Who will rival? Rob Sanders will call in? He'll be the
best guest in the last call line? Them up with Bill Cunningham seven hundred
wl W Happy New Year. Well not quite yet. There's still time to
get your home insanely clean with the Zeras Carpenter Outer at Cleaning zeros Us.
Here we are again, day after day, week after week, month after
month, year after year, decade after decade, and we continue. I
love taking telephone calls. I'm persuaded by Sean McMahon and others perhaps not to
do it, but nonetheless I insist. And so this is one of my
last shows this year, twenty twenty three. Hopefully the Good Lord will give
me another couple of years to be with you, because I want to be
with you at least through twenty twenty four and then see what happens. But
once again, uh five one, three, seven, four, nine,
seven thousand or pounds seven hundred the new eighte and T. Many issues are
laid upon the table now for your thoughtful considerations, including the fact that we
have a large number of young folks that have no clue where they came from,
where they are, nor where they're going. You have no clue about
the nation's historical pass thinks the Holocaust itself was was not true. According to
twenty percent of those young adults saying it didn't happen. Another twenty five percent
have a doubt whether it ever happened. Did Word War two ever happen?
I don't know. I never saw it. I wasn't around when it occurred.
Maybe it didn't don't know. Ignorance is bliss, and we have a
very happy group of people because so many who have gone through the educational system
are stupid. They've been indoctrinated, not educated. Let's go to the calls.
I'll give each of the callers about one minute. We have thousands on
a hold. Millions want to express their viewpoints on this and many others,
beginning with Courtney Combs. Courtney Combs, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
And Courtney, how are you? Life is good, Bill, and it's
been good all these years. I spent three decades with you in public office,
and if you remember right, I was the one to add issued you
to the famous Richard Kay, wait a minute, I do recall going back
many years, he worked as a jailer in the eleven of Correctional Institution with
William C. Dolman, and I used to visit the inmates and speak to
them a few times. Dolman had me give them inspirational addresses. And one
of the deputy sheriffs, one of the CEOs, there was a young guy
named Richard K. Jones who had a dream about becoming a sheriff, and
twenty five years later it happened. And he's one of my greatest guests of
all time, agreeing with you whole heartily. And I was the one that
had curged him. I told me one time I was the county commissioner and
he came to me and said, I'm going to run for sheriff. I
said, I'll give you a thousand dollars right now. First first contraisi he
had, and he's been one of the greatest ever since ever ever. All
right, Courtney, we got to run, But God bless you, and
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, and thank you very much. Billy.
It's alway good to talk to you and Mary Christmas, Happy New Year to
all your fans. Thank you. Let's go to Tim and Mason. Is
this the Tim and Mason? Absolutely? Willie give me deal with me on
an issue? Can you tell me why so many college educated kids are so
stupid about human history? I think it's because we have allowed the liberals to
take over our education system. I think we've allowed the teachers' unions to take
over this adoctrination and brainwash that goes on. And sadly, I think are
people we elect from the Republican and conservative persuasion. We trusted them to go
up there and fight this stuff at the local, state, and federal level,
and they've simply not done it. Bill very disappointed in our so called
conservative leaders who just allow this stuff to keep going on. Where does it
stop? Do you recognize this world we're living in now? When did it
become When did it become cool to hate Jewish people? When we're timed,
if you even uttered anything, it even said the word Jew, you were
going to be ostracized. It's ugly. I see things now that I did
not think. Whatever occur and when we had a candidate in twenty oh seven
and twenty oh eight that says American needs to be fundamentally transformed, I said
at the time, things aren't too bad. Right now we're being transformed now.
It's taken almost a generation of eight years of Obama and all the thousands
of appointments. Throw on top of that, the lawsuits and the indictments against
Donald Trump, tying him down for four years, and then everyone that ran
the Obama administration now controls Joe Biden, and they anticipate with the negative coverage
of the Donald that in twenty twenty four will continue on the same path that
we're on. And Tim Formason, I'm not sure we can survive ten to
fifteen more years of two trillion dollars a year in brand new national debt,
of millions flooding across the southern border, the collapse of our magnificent major cities,
the Black Lives Matter, tearing down of law enforcement, electing of George
Soros prosecutors. I'm not sure we can survive ten to twenty more years of
this. I think you're right, Bill, I don't know what the answer
is. I try to get involved, I try to stay informed. I
try to support and work for and elect people that I think are going to
go to Columbus and Washington and do the job that they need to do to
stop this. But it just seems that to the Liberals have taken over the
media, they've taken over the messaging, they've taken over the education, and
what's even more disappointing is many of the parents of these high school and college
students. They're okay with all of this. Look at those on our school
boards. They go up there and fight for the right to do these insane
things. It's it's uh, it's sad. But I'll tell you what,
Bill, I can always pull out the ultimate weapon. I can put the
Curse of the Schnarf on all of this. The curse, the Curse of
the Sarf is undefeated, unbeaten, unscore on. He sits at the right
hand of God. There were numerous attempts on his life. He was struck
by lightning, he was shot. Schnar if he just hung in there,
the Schnarf defeated al Gore. The Schnarf got rid of de Shura, the
Snort, Schnarf got rid of Bruce Coslet. He whenever we have needed something
to come up up and defeat the evil forces in our lives, the Curse
of the Schnarf has worked. I hereby Tim from Mason Place, the curse
of the Sharf on everything that's working against all that you and I hold Deer.
It's not good, but Tim, let's keep fighting like varyor parts for
our country. That we must save and thank you for your call. Let's
continue. We have a guy named Rob calling in from Comington. We'll get
to him next. Let's go to uh, Bob the Bricklayer. Is this
Bob the Bricklayer? Hey, Willy, Yes, how are you good?
Who's this Bob the Bricklayer? You're the man I wanted to hear that voice.
Bob. May you and yours have a merry Christmas and a happy New
Year. How's your boy doing working at Deer Park. He's doing great.
He's finally retired from the military for twenty one years. He retired in October
and now he's the captain of Deer Park Fire Department and he's just living his
life doing the thing. Well, he's serving. It worked for me because
I lost my phone, I lost on my contact information. I couldn't get
a hold of you. Wait a minute, I haven't heard from you in
months, months. I know, I lost all my contact information. I
was waiting for you to text me back and say we're a heck you bed.
Let me see here I might do that now. Is your phone number
the same? Oh yeah, well I'm gonna have to look into that.
They want to talk about any politicisally because I'm just disgusted with everything like you
are. But I saw say this. If Obama continues to be the president
in twenty twenty four, all the people around him fundamentally transform our country.
Is what he said, and that's what he promised. And after two years
of the fundamental transformation, American people said we can't take this anymore. They
went completely the other direction. And now that we're far away from that,
and then the Alcoholites are running every executive branch of government. If we continue
ten more years on this path, we cannot keep borrowing two trillion dollars a
year. We can't have open borders, we can't have our magnificent, beautiful
cities destroyed in public education debate, we continue on this bathroom done. I
don't know how people were making it as it is. I'm even a hard
time just keeping things going. But if I wasn't working for myself, I
don't know how people I don't know how they make no. I just don't
know how they make it. Well. I haven't heard you, Christmas,
and you take care of yourself. I don't want to hold it off.
Hold again my best to your boy. You take care of Willie. God
bless you. Let's continue now. And this is quite an honor in a
sense to be uh, Rob Sanders for the first time ever. I have
you at least seventeen times as my guest, and you're the number one guest
of the year twenty twenty three. You beat out Brian Hamrick, Brad Weinstrip,
David Young, Wayne Allen Root, Governor Mike DeWine, Melissa Powers,
Sheriff Richard K. Jones, Scott Powell, John Lott, Chris Smitherman,
Sergeant Dan Hills. Rob Sanders, how do you feel? Well? That
is such an honor. I was in a super top secret homeland security meeting
with Colonel Rob Nader of the Fort Mitchell Police Department because they had a big
shooting out there today. But we were laying down the lall my phone starts
blowing up there like you got to call Willy. Willy says he wants you
to be his last calling guest of the year because you've won some big award
for being his most frequent guest. And I thought, man, that could
only be possible because Joe Dieters is now a Supreme Court justice and give you
these interviews. But I'll take it anyway I can get it. That's a
distinguished list of guests to be at the top of it. And it's only
appropriate since the Kenton County Kamalalth Attorney's Office is the reigning defending Kamalalth Attorney's Office
of the Year and the Kamal Wealth of Kentucky thanks to my friend Daniel Cameron,
our Attorney General. It's been a big year in Kenton County. So
this is yet another big honor to hang on the wall, so to speak,
right there with all of our awards and accolades. Well, we're gonna
Tony Benner and I are going to come to your Christmas party undisclosed location on
Thursday, top here. And I also see that somehow did I read this
morning that some of Chiviot's finest from Mayor Mike Lowman of Cheviot, have somehow
made their way to your Bailey Wick And what happened, Well, you know,
Willie, people in Fort Mitchell, they normally enjoyed a nice, quiet,
calm, greatest place in them and the United States to live type city
and leave it to the hooligans from over in Ohio to come over here start
fighting with one another shooting with one another. Somebody had their car stolen,
came to Kentucky, tried to reclaim it themselves without calling the police. A
fighting Soon somebody tried to run away in the stolen car. Next thing you
know, a shot rings out. The bottom line is, we don't tolerate
this stuff in Kent County, Willie. We can't have people shooting at each
other. You know, when we have problems or stolen cars, we call
the police. It's not supposed to happen the way that apparently doesn't SHIVI it,
I don't need shiviot, chevy it. How do you say it,
Willie? Where it is? Nevertheless, it was some chiviot's finance that we're
over here causing this rock is at Port Mitchell Kroger, where I shop,
where my parents shop, or my whole family shops. Really, we can't
have this nonsense going on. But the Port Mitchell police are doing a fine
job. Their investigation is ongoing, more investigating the claims of self defense.
But nevertheless, we need to spread the word that if your car gets stolen,
don't try and run it down yourself, and if you do happen to
come across to call the police and let them apprehend the car thief. Don't
try and do it yourself. We don't need citizens arrests, and we certainly
don't need citizens shooting up the parking lot at the port. Mitchell Kroger,
Well, I'm going to count this as your eighteenth visit with your permission.
I also would note that a former jail deputy of the Kenton County Detention Center
admits the sneaking drugs to inmates inside the facility. The cash app Curtis Edwards
twenty seven. Montgomery was originally dotted by Kenton County Grand Jury, and Jonas's
single count of are engaging an organized crime played a guilty on Wednesday lesser charge
of promoting counterban And of course this guy lived in Montgomery. So when we
have criminals, we send them to Covington or for mention. That's Ohio's greatest
export, I think, Willie, it's all the people you sent across the
river just to get convicted of felonies over here. This guy was an employee
the Kenton County Detention Center. Why we are hiring ohioan's I don't know.
That should be our first red flag right there. I don't know who's doing
the background checks, but we need to check some addresses first. I think,
make sure you're not sending us your criminals across the river. But he
was distributing drugs to drug dealers in the detention center and needless to stay.
As soon as the detention center got w into that, they called in the
Northern Kentucky Drugs Strike Force. They conducted in top notch investigation, caught him
red handed. Now, of course that reduced charge. It still includes a
prison sentence because we don't watch you deal drugs in kent without going to prison.
But it also includes his cooperation and testimony against all the people that he
gave drugs to that were selling drugs in the detention center. It's, you
know, sort of an old wives tale that drugs are available in jail,
and I'm sure they get in there from time to time, but we root
that problem out. We prosecute the people when we catch him. So mister
Edwards is going to prison all the guys he was distributing the drugs too,
that were selling them inside the jail or going to prison for even longer sentences.
But yes, he used to be a guard and now he is an
inmate and get a view of the prison from the opposite side of the bars.
So Curtis Edwards took off his uniform and put on a different one.
He went from the outside to side. We took off the gun belt and
we put him into a pink jumpsuit. Hey put this on. Go that
way. But he was a drug dealer in jail. That's not good.
I mean, I can't imagine that being a good long term plan right there.
But at least we used to be paying for him to come to the
jail and work. Now we're paying for him to stay on the inside.
Well, we'll see what happens. But once again, we gave you eighteen
appearances. I don't count James Bogan. He's kind of like part of part
of the family in a sense, but as a guest of somebody working elsewhere.
That's like advertising for him, right, That's what its in that his
drumming up business for them. Yeah, that's true, same way with Michael
Allen senior and junior. But nonetheless, first time you've got eighteen appearances this
year and you beat out Brian Hemrick and all these other ones, Mike DeWine
and David Young and brad Winstrip and Melissa Powers and we'll see what happens.
You and the governor are tight, Willie. So that's really impressive. If
I'm on your show show more than the governor of Ohio. Governor was on
ten ten times and you were on eighteen. So well, let's keep it
going because you have a great radio voice and you often make sense. So
you put those two things together. What the heppen? It's hard to come
by when you're talking about government, Willie, but there are a few of
us here that do make sense when we so no, I think we need
to spread this. I think there needs to be more common sense. Like
I know you're listening audience heads in government, both state government, federal government,
Frankfurt, Columbus, Indianapolis, you name it. Everybody needs to have
more common sense when it comes to the government. So hopefully we're bringing that
to them. But thank you to you, thank you to Tony Bender for
always tracking me down and answering my calls when I call in or he calls
me. But it's been a pleasure to be with you for twenty twenty three,
Willie. And you let me know what the all time record is.
Maybe we'll we'll see if you can beat that in time. What did that?
It was Joe Dieters twenty four times in twenty oh six twenty four times,
so you got only six May. Maybe after that you will start calling
Joe Dieters the Rob Sanders of Amilton County instead of calling me the Joe Deeters
County. Will finally get that accomplished. Once I set the all time record,
maybe you'll be on the Kentucky Supreme Court one day. I don't know
that I have the patience for that. I have a hard enough time I'm
listening to defense attorneys talked. I couldn't listen to both the prosecutor and the
defense attorneys talking my trial. It takes a special talent to be a judge
like the people's judge. You know, obviously she's a very talented patient person,
patiented judge that cost to the patients. But I don't know that I
have that. Nevertheless, I'll never say never. It's like being married to
my mother. I'm always getting chastised, but she's the only one the chastises
me and get away with it. But Rob Sanders, thank you, Merry
Christmas, Happy New Year, and I'll see you Thursday night at the undisclosed
location. Willie, we look forward to having you, and I look forward
to paying off my debt and breaking bread over that take center down it fall
hitching posts. We'll do it. I'm always good for my bets. But
it's been a great twenty twenty three, and thank you for having me on.
Merry Christmas to all your listeners. Happy New Year. I will see
you Thursday night. God bless America. Thank you, mister prosecutor. He
walks in the shoes of Joe Eaters. Let's continue and never stop. We
simply continue on news Radio seven hundred. You ld over, you our gift,
uds, you spending. You know who founded and designed and built the
White House? An irishman? An Irish No, not not the Joe,
not a joke. Hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting. He's got his
oval offices in the Capitol, and an irishman built the White House. Well,
who's living in a White House. If he's in the Capitol, I
don't know where he is. Someone directed him. Maybe he's got two offices.
Take me to your leader. Goodness gracious, why not be embarrassing?
What if the Martians landed and said, thank me and I like where I
just saw on one of the stations here that, uh, I guess the
Congress is upset about the tactics in the war with that Israel is previd.
Come on, know your role and shut your bag. They got attacked,
they had their nine to eleven October seventh, and they're not back in down
and that's what we did. When and who they finally get O b l
Yeah, he's laying at the bottom of the Indian Ocean somewhere somewhere. But
war is a terrible human endeavor, right awful, It's a terrible thing.
But I mean, Israel got attacked and they're not gonna hold back. Palestinians
have been told repeatedly, you want your own land. Where you got the
West Bank, you got Gaza. You were there. I was there.
I was there with herb Riisenfeld, right, and the camel. And I
was there with the camel. I was there in the amount of olives.
I was there. The first lady was like gunga Dean. She was gunga
Dean. She said, she wrote a camel oft into the darkness, been
that at the oasis, Send your camel to bed. That's a pretty good
song. Sean McMahon doesn't remember that one. Will he the stood reporters of
Proud Service, every local Tame Star. He didn't get their conditioning dealers thamestar
quality you could feel in beautiful Cincinnati, called the experts at Preferred Home Comfort
at five, one, three, eight, nine to two h V A
seat. The name of that song Midnight at the Oasis. That's correct,
Seawanza. If you can quew that up midnight at the Oasis, send your
camel to bed. Various reports, including the NFL Network, say Willie that
Bengals wide receiver Jamar Chase likely to miss some time following an MRI on that
separated shoulder. Uh, he's not at practice today, gonna he's gonna miss
Saturday in Pittsburgh. Maybe miss week seventeen, in a couple of weeks at
Kansas City. We need him. In Kansas City, they can beat Pittsburgh
without anyone because of Jake the Snake Browning aka Downtown Don Brown. Jake Brown
Right. Also, Max Preps has announced their Players of the Year in high
school football Ohio Moeler High School Zone Jordan Marshall. He's gonna sign tomorrow State
with Michigan what's wrong with Ohio State, Indiana East Central Zone your team catch
the dream. There's his helmet right there, Josh Ringer that he's a Ringer
star running back. He's going to Oxford with Chuck Martin. That's where he
belongs with the Miami RedHawks. It's in the home of Richard K. Jones,
who, by the way, he's smarter than you think. He's not
as stupid as his inmates and friends think he is. College basketball tonight,
the Bearcats are in action at fifth third Arena, six thirty here on seven
out of w WELW taking all the Merrimack Warriors. They're five and six out
of the Northeast Conference. Is that like a team or a Yeah, it's
a college Merrimack Merrimack never heard of it. And also tonight the Miami RedHawks
are on the road up against Wright State against the Readers. What about Xavier
tomorrow night against uh Xavier Open's biggies played tomorrow night at Saint John's Willie And
you know Rick Mattino actually recruited Sean Miller out of high school right about that
he played a Whitsurg. Yeah, tried to get him out of Pennsylvania.
Rick Bettino actually recruited Sean Miller. Didn't know that. Let's see, six
players got an early Six Reds players got an early Christmas gift yesterday. As
part of the new agreement between MLB and the union, YEP Baseball set aside
fifty million dollars to be handed out to players who have not yet been arbitration
eligible. Six Reds are on the list, including TJ. Friedel gets five
hundred and seventy six thousand dollars. He's a good man, Matt McClain four
hundred and forty five thousand, Andrew Abbott two hundred and ninety nine, and
La de la Cruz two hundred and sixty nine. Which Della Cruz will play
next year? Which one the first half of Della or the second half of
Della Well, we'll have to wait and see. It's one hundred days,
one hundred days from now. We will be at the Holy Grail one hundred
days from now, getting ready for opening day twenty twenty three. Shall I
give a speech? Well, your speech are probably going to be about one
hundred days from this moment. Not the Rhino, by the way, is
the program director of the year. How about that? Your number one,
Mike's number one, Nidie and Rocky are in right outside the top ten thirteen,
and then that other guy what's his name? In nine to noon,
the Great Scott Sloan is number two, right with a bullet how about that?
But we were picked as the top AM talk radio station in the United
States by our peers outside of iHeartMedia, So that says you up right there,
amen to that. So you're listening now to the best. The Reds
have traded outfield? Are TJ. Hopkins to the San Francisco Giants today in
a play in exchange for a player to be named later? Or cash?
Who's Hopkins' ninth round pick of the Reds in twenty nineteen. Designated for assignment
last week, so they had ten days to figure out what to do with
him. He's now he's heading now to San Francisco. So you're saying,
you see he's playing a school called Merrimack, correct, who won? Uh
with me? Have you ever heard of that? Not? I've heard that
school. But what was the what was the big Civil War battle with the
Monitor in the in the in the Merrimac? Was it the monitor Merrimack and
the Monitor? Yeah, there was like the ironclad boats. They started shooting
at each other, doesn't they so that the company that built that boat.
I don't know. College, I don't think so. I don't know what.
What would you see play a Merrimac? Uh? Was temp Star unavailable
because they just got their tails? Was unavailable? Well, they got their
tails whip by the Dayton Flyer Saturday downtown. So I guess they figured,
well, we'll close out the new year with a well and you know what,
I wouldn't put anything past anybody these days in college basketball? What did
Oakland do against x Oakland? Yeah, you mean the Raiders? Yeah,
they beat the Grizzlies. What did what did the Blue Hens do when they
came into the Green Delaware? How is this school in downtown Detroit known the
Grizzlies. Well that's their that's their nickname. But they beat Xavier, correct
along with the Blue Hens? Right beat Delaware? These days, you have
no idea. So merrionmack Gate may come in here, get a big check
and uh fans. CNN judge rules that more than one hundred and fifty names
will be released soon. As far as those on the flight with Jeffrey Epstein,
do you have a concern about your name segment? What about you?
I can't say. I can't say, but what was that? What'd that
guy live in the Bahamas or something? And Lolita Island? And uh,
well I didn't. I don't know where that is. Will not get on
a private plane. I don't like flying that much in general. But he
get on a private plane? Did enough of that six hundred and fifty thous
that was delta? I want to see a flight attendant. I want to
see a couple of pilots right, want to see, Hey, what you
know? Headset? I don't. I want to have to lower my head.
You get on a plane. Gonna make make them public in twenty twenty
four, so I'll make this new year. And I did not go on
any private planes with Jeffrey Epstein to is Lolita Island? Neither did I.
Your name could be in the mits. Rocky Rocky's in Frisco, Texas for
some reason. And I know he's got the he's got the Bowl game with
Marshall and somebody plan. I think it's a Texas San Antonio or something like
that. When's the game? Is it tonight? I'll be listening to the
rock Then they're number thirteen with a bullet going up order who's on that list
alleged associates and victims? Well, I don't know. We'll find out.
I like the high end house of prostitution that you were part of as a
private investor equity in Delaware and Connecticut. That's another thing coming out. Never
been to Delaware. You only ain't go in Delaware? Is that is Dover
Downs where the racetrack is. It's all concrete. We'll see, but a
lot of rumors. Segment, give me out of the Stude's report if you
don't mind, Willie and Otter of a beautiful day here in the tri State
and just days away from Sandy Claus coming to town. Six two day.
We leave you with the immortal words of the Stood report. Tell you what
I don't know about you. But I'm going to go to bed. That's
like four o'clock in the afternoon with him. Oh, well, I don't
know how we ended up in this position. I don't either. It's a
catastrophe and all I see is difficulties everywhere. And we'll see what happens.
We've got Senator Kennedy. I love John Kennedy, Love that guy. Senator
Warner. They got a deal. They want to propose. If Senator Kennedy's
on a deal, I want to be on the deal deal. And then
for those who missed it, who's the top three of your guests for twenty
twenty three. I've had some objections of a few. I can't talk about
what I want to recount, says somebody stuffed the ballot box again. But
number one we had voting in Georgia, Nevada. Number one we had absentee
voting, and we have drop boxes all over the place. In the signature
match, okay, same day registration means just sign your name and vote.
Okay, like Chicago. Number one for the year twenty twenty three. Right,
Rob Sanders, who walks in the shoes the high heels of Melissa Powers.
He was on eighteen times in twenty twenty three. Wow, a lot
of action in Northern Kentucky. Number two. Brian Hamrick of the Power of
five. Thank you, mister Cunningham fifteen times Wow twenty twenty three. John
London and Karen Johnson. Gotta get upset. They're jealous. Origin Richard Childs
is too. He wants to be on the top ten. Okay because other
than that, I have my list here. I keep a page on every
show that I do, and uh, number three is brad winstrip fourteen times.
Okay, so fourteen, fifteen and eighteen. Right at their heels are
people like Sheriff Richard K. Jones down to ten, Scott Powell twelve,
Melissa Powers nine, Chris Smitherman six, Dan Hills ten, David Young,
Warren County Commissioner seven, Wayne Allen Root. I've only had him on five
times. Wow, they got ahold of him and Justice Joe, well,
he what's up with That's not He's usually in the top three for the first
time in a long time, right, not even in there? Is he?
No? Wow? I got a text, uh from Aria Coach six
one four. He said, don't use my name on the air. I
said, okay, Joe, I won't. He says these guests are a
miner? Is that from Sharon Kennedy, the Chief Justice? These guests are
minor? Go back twenty years and see the body of my work. I
blow everyone combined away. I'm officially the superior guest emeritus aka Joe. He's
got a point he didn't give any I think it's Joe Dieters, but I'm
not sure it could be. You know who it is, Joe Burrow at
Ohio State Bingo. He might be up there. He might be up there
signing an nil deal tomorrow with the Buckeyes. It would be shocking if Joe
Burrow would back to Ohio State. He's going to go green. He's going
to start throwing left handed because they don't have a quarterback like Boomer. Let
him play Ohio State Saturday. He's going to be the second coming of Boomer
Asias and it'll be second string behind Jake the Snake Browning On Sunday. He's
going to change his number to seven. Got a text here from Frank Zybell
ACR says, Seg is a wealth of misinformation. I thought he was going
to say he was a he was going to buy the Sunlight pool. He's
gonna move it to ac R. Gunny Pools financed the course by McKinley mortgage.
On't they put that up on the roof up here so we could have
a swimming pool to go to. You're a source of misinformation. Thank you
for He also said happy holidays to you and yours. He said, tell
Segi he's not a serious person. Okay, that's real. Thank you for
the other but first contact of a guy named Joe six could be anybody.
Sure, I don't know what to tell you. All right, segment we'll
see what happens. Segment Thank you Midnight at the Oasis. Send your camel
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Western and Southern, led by John Barrett, is against sponsoring the Crib of
the Nativity and Aden Park for the eighty fourth year in in Eden Park,
next to the cron Conservatory. The Crib of the Nativity is a reverent recreation
of the scene of the First Christmas begun by Western and Southern's third president,
Charles F. Williams commissioned the first crib in nineteen thirty nine and John Barrett
has continued that tradition, raising money and raising awareness of the real meaning of
Christmas. Donations left in the box at the kriber matched by Western and Southern
and given to the Salvation Army. Last year's donation totaled about one hundred and
thirteen thousand dollars. Western and Southern's Cribb of the Nativity is the company's holiday
gift to the people a greater Cincinnati in northern Kentucky, bringing together people to
celebrate the holidays and helping those in need at the same time as the key
element of Western and Southern's commitment to making Cincinnati the best place in the world
to live, work, and joy life and to thrive