An American storious Monday afternoon, the tri State the weekend has been lost.
The Reds lost yesterday, the Bearcats lost to a GCL team, and LUSA
was GCL South that they lost too, terribly. The centerfield regime has really
come to fruition right now. And of course the Bengals got drilled yesterday.
It was only twenty seven twenty four, but it looked to be much worse
than that. So joining you and I as Moeheger, Moe, may I
ask you a question? Ask me. I'm sitting there listening and watching up
and down final score twenty seven twenty four. But it wasn't that close.
It looked like it was a blowout. So now Joe Burrow has the bad
leg like Nicolodolo. Maybe Nickolodolo and Joe Burrow go to the same orthopedic.
I'm not sure. And at this point I'm watching One for the Ages,
you know what I'm talking about, ESPN One for the Agent. They did
an hour long about Joe Burrow, the LSU Tigers beating Alabama and Tuscaloosa,
and then they come in of course, the National Championship Game. In January
of twenty twenty four, o' hell broke loose in March and the head the
game, I think it was forty two, twenty five, they'd beat Clemson.
Joe Burrow was the greatest performance in the history of college football, Jefferson
catching balls, Jamar Chase there. It was the greatest team ever, they
said. I don't know if they could have beaten the sixty eight oh High
State Buckeyes or the thirty seven US Army team, or maybe the seven blocks
of granted of Fordham could have taken him down. But it was a fabulous
thing. Joe Burrow smoking a cigar, and the pony and the Mercedes ben
Dome, and we get that guy to come here. All hell breaks loose.
Of course in March at twenty twenty of the pandemic, etc. And
I had these distant thunder I'm looking over my right shoulder at the end of
that game, and I'm thinking about Kajana Carter. I'm thinking about Tim Crumry.
I'm thinking about all the things that might have been one for the ages,
and I go back in time. You know, I like history.
And there's a question coming here, Mark. I can't wait to hear what
it is. A question is coming because you had the Kenny Anderson regime without
offensive line that Dave Lappins and the Anthony Munjos is exciting, really good.
Ten years later you had the great Number seven and now in the in the
Ring of Fame Boomer Assizon and you had that group with Alexander and had Brooks
and they had Chris Collinsworth. You had that fabulous team. Each of them
got closed, went to one Super Bowl, then slid back into the abyss.
I had this distant thunder, the lightning. I turn around and I
see Dave Shula. I turn around and I see Forrest greg I turn around
and I see Kajana Carter. I turn around and I see Tim Crumry.
And I'm thinking, have we reached the pinnacle of the Joe Burrah era in
Cincinnati and we're about to slide back into the abyss? Are we give me
hope? MO? Give me hope? And second question is this okay?
You thought the U see Bearcats? I don't knew if you bet the game,
which is legally now this spread was what twenty thirty fourteen and a half.
They're playing a GCL team from the MAC and these kids aren't even recruited
by Division one. These kids are Miami stink. There might win half.
Miami is a Division one school, but but they're not very good. And
so they come into the Nip Darren I gain it was the Blackout or the
white Out or something, and the bands are playing, the girls are going
nuts, packed house, and you see lays a turd with whipped cream on
it. So I'm thinking, I wish there was whip cream on it.
There was none. It was gooey. But the point is we had another
lost weekend. Is Zach Taylor about to become Zach Shula? I don't know.
You've given me a question in there. You've given me. I haven't
mentioned the red. Yeah that's two three this weekend, but they lost yesterday.
You've you've given me. You've thrown a lot at me. Here's what
I'll say about the Bengals. Chew on that one for a while. I
think I think people are going to default to the fact that they started owing
two last year and ended up being fine, and there's something about a track
record. I think there's two things though. First of all, they lost
to a Baltimore team that played without four starters. The Ravens are going to
get better and they're going to get healthier. You saw a Lamar Jackson yesterday
that ran an offense that is different than the one we saw from the Ravens
last year. So you're staring at an O and two hole where Baltimore's two
and oh. They've beaten you in their building. When they're beaten up,
stands the reason Baltimore is got a chance to be healthier the next time they
play you. And by the time you play them, where are the Bengals
going to be in relation to the Ravens in the AFC North standing? So
I think that's first. Second, there's a major difference between finishing up a
second consecutive loss to start the season and finishing up a second consecutive loss to
start the season when your franchise comes limping off the field after his last play,
And that to me matters more than anything else. If this team was
two and oh, I think we'd still be really worried about Joe Burrow because
he had a calf injury he aggravated, by his own admission, the calf
injury yesterday. He was clearly hobbling coming off the field, and so you
wonder how much longer is this going to be a thing. Is this going
to be a thing that limits him all season long? Is this going to
be the sort of thing that causes him to have to miss games? And
I hate to make this connection, Willie, but you can't help it go
ahead. Aaron Rodgers had a calf issue during OTAs. It was called a
minor calf issue. What happened last Monday night He busted his achilles, likely
done for the seas through the ankle. So I'm not a doctor, I'm
not an orthopedist, but I can't help it make that connection. It's a
calf issue, It's not gone away. Is this going to lead to something
far more severe? And So, if you're the Bengals, you've made this
huge investment in Joe Burrow two hundred and nineteen million dollars guaranteed on top of
the two seventy five the contract is for. Are you going to protect the
investment at the expense of maybe beating the Los Angeles Rams on Monday? I
think that's something until we find out more about how severe the injury is that
you have to at least consider. But yesterday it was sobering for me for
those two reasons. Baltimore's beaten up, and they still beat you, and
frankly, pretty handily all things considered. And Joe Burrow came hobbling off the
field, and something that started in late July looks like it's going to be
a problem deep into September. Well, I like to be positive, you
know that, of course, very positive. And I saw Lamar Jackson every
time he got the ball, I said, here they go again. No,
I think the offense have scored a total of two touchdowns the entire season.
And this is the best wide receiving corps according to Tim McGee, the
great number eighty five in the history of the Bengals. But nonetheless good offensive
team. Supposedly the defensive line, it's like the heart and soul of this
ball club. They give up five yards every time the other team teas it
up. I think they gave up seventy two percent success rate on third down,
which is terrible. It's got to be about the worst. So I
look at a team on defense that's not doing the job even close, which
has nothing to do with Joe Burrow, zero to do with Joe Burrow.
They're not performing. And then you got the offense with the with the stud
the secretariat limping off the field of honor with some device on the sidelines that
looked almost like a Patty Brisbane deal. What was that device he was using
on his leg? I think it's a massaging device, that's what. I
don't know if you can, but maybe you and Penny might want to look
into that. I would love to look This team right now has a merit
of issues, and it's not just limited to the offense. They gave up
one hundred and seventy eight yards on the ground yesterday. You mentioned the third
down inefficiency nine to fourteen. They never sacked Lamar Jackson. There was no
pass Russ to speak of, which frankly, was a bit of a problem
last year. Offensively, it took to Charlie Jones punt return for them to
get on a scoreboard via touchdown. They did a little bit later. They
got the touchdown when they were down seven to cut it to three, and
then couldn't get a stop. Uh. It's not limited to the offense.
It's sort of a team wide issue right now. And by the way,
I heard after the first game, well mom, it rained. Well,
yesterday's weather couldn't have been any better. This doesn't look like a super Bowl
caliber team right now, and that's okay. They didn't for the first two
games last year, and I'm all for kind of defaulting to you know what,
The schedule's going to soften up here in the coming weeks. The Rams
aren't very good, the Cardinals aren't very good. Seattle, we'll see,
and you know, this team has time and they've got a track record.
But the most striking image to me was after Joe threw that touchdown pass him
limping off the field. That was a very real, visible reminder that he
is dealing with something physically. And so last week he played very poorly by
his own admission, and he can go, well, he's still not one
hundred percent, he's still working himself back from the injury. Well, what's
changed, what's changed for the better? Now he's limping off the field.
They've lost two games. And so if the calf was was an issue week
one, and if the the inability for him to plan and drive the ball
and do all the things you're looking for physically was an issue week one,
why is it not going to be an issue week three, four, five,
six, It will be okay? And then if it's going to be
Do you have remember Jamar Chase said it during training camp and everybody kind of
rolled their eyes. I don't want Joe to play week one, And what
he was trying to say is I want him healthy week twelve. If he's
not one hundred percent, don't play him while they have. Now he's not
one hundred percent, do you follow Jamar Chase's advice and put him on the
bench for Monday Night football? And if the answer is yes, do you
trust Jake Browning to beat the La Rams on Monday Night? They named their
rifle after him. Is that the same guy? No, Jake Browning has
attempted one pass in his NFL career. It was last week against the Browns.
It was incomplete. This team has to figure that out. And until
to me, until you hear the proclamation Joe Burrow is one hundred percent,
which I don't know when we're going to hear that this year. Until you
hear that, how is it not in the back of your mind as you
watch him in this team that this is going to continue to be an issue?
Well, Jamar Chase knows what's going on. Be goes, Joe tells
Jamar Chase, what's going on the game in Cleveland. The team wasn't prepared
for the game at all. No, it was twenty four to three,
and yesterday's game it looked like twenty seven twenty four. My god, it
was close. It wasn't close at all. And we have Secretariat not able
to run into Belmont. Yeah, and again that was a Baltimore team that
came in limping right, and some four starters Mark Andrews played but wasn't one
hundred percent. This is a Baltimore offense that last week against Houston looked very
much like a work in progress. They looked a lot more crispy yesterday,
and so to me. We talked about this on the pregame show yesterday,
Tony Pike Ken Bruin I about how it's one thing when Baltimore comes to town
and you're oo and one and it's a divisional team and all that. It's
something else when you're healthier. The Bengals have wasted relatively good health these first
two weeks, losing to a bruised and battered team yesterday in their own building.
What sort of shape the Raven's going to be later in the season.
It's a fair question. And by the time they play, where are the
Bengals and Ravens going to be in relation to each other? Are you ready
for the big question? Of course I am. Which team was more likely
to get into the playoffs this season? The Bengals or the Reds Coming into
the season, the Bengals, How about now? I'll say coming into the
season, the Bengals about now? But the real won't answer the question.
Are you with me that David Bell's the manager of the year in the National
League? Yes, I watched technically what he does with that team. They
have one starting pitcher from April is still pitching, and that guy's lost most
of his games, and it's a four point five Ray and he's pitching like
Homer Bailey. What they have done, what David Bell has done with this
bullpen, this was you know, we knew Alexis Daz was good coming into
the season. If I would have said this team is going to be in
the hunt the last two weeks on the shoulders of these relief pitchers, you
would have said, you're out of your mind just over the last week,
not to mention the entire season, the work that they've got from the bullpen,
and the way David Bell has maneuvered the last at times five innings of
games having to use these relievers. Saturday night. He does it without Alexis
Diaz available. He uses Derek Law. He's had to play bullpen games where
relievers are starting, and yet here they are, uh and arms. I'm
trying to deflect. I'm trying to fill a US question. Are the Bengals
gonna make the playoffs? No? What about the Reds forty percent chance?
According to USA Today Today, Reds are Bengals. Who's more likely to get
to the playoffs. I'm gonna say the Reds are gonna make the playoffs.
I'm gonna say the Bengals gets healthy soon, They're going to be But that
is a huge, huge if Willie again, you watched him limp off the
field yesterday with a device? Did that make you feel very conscident in his
ability to play at full strength anytime in the near future. He's got more
calf problems than an Amish farmer in Adams County. Very well done, Mo,
did you my question? I don't know. Are you coming to the
Monday night football game? Are you coming to the reds Pirates game on Friday.
Those are the next two sporting events. Are you coming to UC Oklahoma
on Saturday? Be it all three of those? Will you come to any
one of them? Give me time to think. Why don't you come down
to the Holy Grail Monday afternoon after your show? Tony Pike and I are
going to be on from three to six. You could broadcast with us from
the ground. We all come down about five o'clock to give a speech.
Wouldn't that be so? That would be great? Then we'll go over to
the game. Let me think about it. Bring seg he's my guy.
Thank you very much, Mo for your very incisive answers to my probing questions
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to be positive, you know, among the most positive people you've ever met.
But Joe Burrow physically, he's in trouble. Jamar Chase said that several
weeks ago when he said it would have been better for Joe Burrow to not
play the Cleveland game and then come back strong against the Ravens and of course
the team. Joe Burrow said, I want to play. Put me in,
coach, I'm ready to play. So what are you gonna do.
He got to play the guy and he's hurt. Twenty six years old,
got a calf problem. Of course Nick Lodolo was like twenty five years old.
He's got a calf problem. I don't know, but whatever it is,
I'd be surprised if he played a week from today against the Rams Monday
night football. I hope he does. He had one of those devices on
the sidelines shaking things up. We'll see what happens. Secondly, coming up
after one o'clock, as James Bogan, you might remember last week there was
great joy in City Council that a law that had passed dealing with the storing
of guns and also extra penalties for DV violators was asking constitutional muster by Jennifer
Branch, who's a brand new judge and Common Police Court who did most of
her work for the ACLU before she got to the bench. And so I
did not think City Council affected too many Second Amendment rights under the US Constitution.
But Jennifer Branch wind her way through the whole process and said they got
the right to do what they're doing to enact a legislation out of City Council
involving the Second Amendment to the US Constitution. Are you kidding me? The
answer is no. Somehow city council member, they used to have a position
on the Iraqi war, and city council will pass resolutions on climate change,
and they'll do these other political things that have no impact whatsoever because they're going
to be overruled. And in this case, James Bogan will address this in
about twenty five minutes. How do you comply with the law when each city
can pass its own gun regulations. If from Batavia and come through Montgomery,
Blue Ash Madera, get to the city of Cincinnati, then head out west
and maybe spend time in other locales of Hambleton County, out to Sailor Park.
And each time you go through a city limits sign a new law applies.
How does that work? But the answer is it doesn't work. You
gotta have one uniform law in the state of Ohio. Now, when one
goes into Kentucky, Indiana, one has in the back of one's mind,
well, what are the laws here? Exactly? What is the law in
this area when it comes to these situations, And so we'll see what happens
after. Shall always say one o'clock today with the Great James Bogan to see
what's going to happen. But in the meantime, each city cannot pass its
own laws, rules and regulations when it comes to Second Amendment rights because they
can't. It's illegal. You can't do that kind of stuff. But for
some reason it appears that the city of Cincinnati things they can have their own
foreign policy and their own constitution. So we'll see if it's upheld down the
road. And secondly, I would note that once again you have a media
that's going after a person based upon their political persuasions. Let me explain Lauren
Bobert as a US congressman out of the Denver area. She's a little bit
of a nut, and she was found recently and a videotape vaping inside of
a theater. And she was also with I guess her boyfriend, but it's
hard to say someone forty five or fifty years old as a boyfriend or a
girlfriend. But she was in this area vaping inside the movie theater. And
then also what she was doing was fondling her boyfriend, putting her hand inappropriately
between his legs, and of course he responded with other inappropriate fondling of her.
So she was asked to leave the movie theater, and she did,
and when she got outside she made some political comments which are stupid. And
the media right now, if you google Congressman Lauren Baubert, it's always a
big deal because she's in the cross areas of the mainstream media. You know,
it's hard for me to take the media's perl clutching seriously over Boubert getting
fondled in a darkened movie theater when they kind of fall all over themselves praising
men dressed up as women who perform sexually as drag queens in libraries. And
this is the same media that cannot find the Jeffrey Epstein client list. I'm
still waiting for the bombshell revelations of the number I would assume Democrats and tech
leaders who followed Jeffrey Epstein to Lolita Island. Who are those people? Well,
we don't know. Same media is outraged about the immoral actions of a
Republican female congresswoman, but not so much out rage everything going on with the
President's son, a crack addict with teeth rotten out of his head, having
sex on videotape with numerous appearing to be underage prostitutes. That has not been
a big deal. The real issues and real crime is happening all over the
place, such as what happened to that brave deputy in Palmdale, California who
was simply at a stoplight. And it appears they have the suspect in custody.
And I've checked various websites out of California, and I discussed this last
night that an arrest has been made and the murder of Deputy Ryan klicken Brumer,
only thirty years old. And it appears they have the perpetrator. They
have those license plate readers. Also, they had a witness come forward.
There was a quarter of a million dollars being offered and someone wants to claim
the money, so they turned in the perpetrator. And I'm looking at the
photograph of the person of interest and that they got on this thing. It
happened at six pm on Saturday afternoon, in uniform and a black and white
stoplight, sitting there waiting for the light to change, and the perpetrator pulls
up next to him, winds down or puts down the passengers side window and
fires is shot into the head of the police officer, clicking Brumer, and
he died quickly and hopefully as painlessly as possible, and then sped off.
And Cincinnati, we've recently had two incidents where it appears to be mentally ill
individuals have targeted cops in uniform to be brutally beaten or murdered. One was
Officer Terry mcaulay, I'm sorry McGuffey, who was beaten up down down at
Schmaille Park. And the other one was in the West Price Hill who was
lord to this and then assaulted and if left alone, might have killed that
police officer. I'm not sure his name has yet been released. These are
serious, serious matters, and I'm certain that Melissa Powers, the Hamlet County
prosecutor, is going to take this extremely seriously. And so there was no
national media reporting on it, and I would anticipate that even local media when
I spend much time on it, because the officers think, thankfully, was
not They were not murdered. But it was particularly sad on the case and
down and on the riverfront that the perpetrator here wanted to kill a white cop
and he tried to galuge his eyes off mcguffey's eyes, put his thumbs in
him as he beat him with his own nightstick and also used a taser on
him. And but for the quick response of his partner, we would have
had a funeral on our hands, which occurred in Madisonville about seven or eight
years ago when a police officer was lord to the scene and brutally murdered.
And so I don't know why a person, a mail or a woman would
want to be a police officer in this climate. And we're told that fewer
and fewer want to be because of what's happening culturally and societally, that you
can make it in today's world without much difficulty not being a police officer,
and the pay of about forty to fifty thousand dollars a year is not worth
the hassle. So we'll see what happens with that. Then after two o'clock
today will be the great John Lott about what's happening in New Mexico, what's
happening here, what's happening all over the country. But it's incredible to watch
the immedia coverage of these events and watch to who's being covered and whether it's
a big story or not. We continue to hear reports of Bill Gates,
the Microsoft founder who was involved with Jeffrey Epstein, which is the reason his
wife Melinda may have left him, according to speculation, and because he funds
so many liberal democratic causes. There'll be little reporting on the Jeffrey Epstein client
list of those who took the flights with Epstein all over the Caribbean in order
to have sex with underage girls, and because of the persons involved, the
names are not being well used, shall we say, And don't let the
media manipulate you. I guess the messages. If the media is simultaneously reporting
on something shocking, it's doing so because it's trying to distract you from something
else. And that's something else is a whole bunch of bad stuff, like
what happened officer clicking Brumer on Saturday eight years Deputy sheriff ask a girl to
marry him about three weeks ago in uniform and a black and white and his
gunned down because of the color of his uniform. And it's awful. So
let's continue with more, continue to be as positive as possible. The Bearcats
lost to a team not much better than the GCL South. They lost at
home, a packed house, and then you have the Reds on Sunday losing,
but they're only half a game out of the wild out of the playoffs.
And they got the game tonight and tomorrow and Wednesday with the Minnesota Twinkies,
and the Twinkies have seemingly wrapped up almost the Central Division crown that they
have, but we'll see what happens. So then they have three this weekend
against Pittsburgh. Then it's on the road for five and that's it. At
this point, they're in a virtual tie for the last playoff spot. So
let's continue with more. Continue to follow these events and others. I do
not often recognize the America we have today. Everywhere I look. I don't
recognize what's going on. And it's said things should be better, things can
be better, things have to get better, and it's all because of a
failure of policy. Policies put us in this position, and policies can get
us out. So let's continue with more. If a line becomes available,
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Let's continue out tonight. The Twinkies are in town. They're in first place
in their division in the AL, but they're going to play the Reds.
Eleven games remain at three with the Twinkies and this weekend three with the Pirates,
and on the road at Cleveland at Saint Louis. Just for fun,
the Cardinals owner tried to beat up on the Reds half a game out of
first place. But until then several days ago, Someday last week, Judge
Jennifer Branch, who worked for many years in the ACLU now on the bench,
issued a ruling that the city of Cincinnati can pass its own own gun
legislation. The Second Amendment in a sense normally interpreted by federal courts, has
been overtaken now by the city of Cincinnati that wants to pass its own gun
control measures of one type or another. And this isn't a climate where the
state of Ohio passed a law saying that local municipalities cannot pass their own laws
about the Second Amendment to the US Constitution. Johanan and of course mayor f
to a peer of all and others Harold at this ruling of Judge Jennifer Branch,
which might be different than the one issued by Judge Melba Marsh in a
different case a few months earlier. So I wanted to sort things out as
to whether or not city council can affect your Second Amendment rights. Joanan,
you and I now as James Bogan. James Bogan, welcome again to the
Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, can you inform Tony Bender as
to what Judge Jennifer Branch did and whether the City of Cincinnati can pass Second
Amendment legislation through a city council, which is guaranteed to each of us by
the US Constitution. Yes, Judge Branch ruled that Ohio. She issued a
preliminary injunction barring the State of Ohio from using the firing Uniformity law to block
Cincinnati from regulating, finding that the state law violate the city's home rule authority.
And the thing about that is Judge Marsh just a couple of weeks ago.
Within the last couple of weeks Head declared the city municipal codes that for
weapons of penances void in its entirety, with a permanent injunction. And she
also enjoyed the city from enforcing since that Municipal Code nine fifteen three, which
was the safe storage provision, And so the city cannot enforce Municipal Code nine
fifteen But yes, I guess under Judge Branch's ruling, they could pass more
laws. So are the two judges both on Commonplace Court have decisions and conflict
one with the other. Yeah, And there's no doubt that this is going
to reach the Ohio Supreme Court. The Ohio Supreme Court has twice held that
firearms uniformity laws consciously preempts local ordinances in that and I mean basically, there's
been litigation about this law ever from blue cities ever since it was enacted.
It's basically like a six year old asking the same thing over and over like
in a grown up saying what part of no don't you understand? So,
James Bogan, in this case, there's hundreds of cities in the state of
Ohio. So if Judge Branch is correct, you would have hundreds of Ohio
cities having their own gun protection Second Amendment laws in a sense, violating state
law and violating federal law. Wouldn't that be chaos if you had each city
passing their own rules and regulations about guns. Absolutely, the whole purpose of
the Ohio Firearm Uniformity Law is so that law abiding gun owners do not face
a confusing patchwork of licensing requirements, possession restrictions, and criminal penalty as they
travel from city to city. Like if you go from Batavia or leban into
Cincinnati or Columbus, you don't want to say, Okay, what laws do
I have to follow? Now? Oh wait, this was good here,
but oh it's I'm getting arrested here. So you're saying that once it gets
the real judges in their highs or brain court, they're going to strike down
what Judge Branch did. Is that your guess? Yeah? I mean the
Judge Branch had said in her opinion on the over thirty pages that the amended
versions of the law that have been made in the last few years, which
are really just minor changes from what I can see, warranted gave her the
authority to revisit it, and her opinion really cite a whole lot of crime
statistics and such other things, which, in my opinion, is really something
for the legislature to address. I mean, I found. I found Judge
Branch should be very thoughtful on criminal cases when I was in front of her.
But in this case here, I think it directly conflicts with the Ohio
Supreme Court case law. And the first amendment for the firing uniformity law just
clarified they can't make any rule, ordinance, or regulation, practice, resolution,
or other action, nor any threat of citation, prosecution, or other
legal process if it amounts the further license, permission, restriction, delay,
or process that conflicts with state or federal law. And then another small amendment
that was made to add knives to it. Knives too, So if you
have a stake knife that the home rule aspect of the City of Cincinnati,
according to Judge Branch, would allow them to legislate or not. Actually,
no, that was just from the fire of Uniformity law. Knives were covered
by it. And so in this case, she said that the City of
Cincinnati city council that passed a law about the storage of firearms and about extra
penalties for someone on DV domestic violence that hurts somebody then carries a gun has
different aspects than state law or federal law. And the US Supreme Court ruled
many many years ago, that the ability of someone to defend themselves as a
personal right, and that you would think that the decision by the US Supreme
Court would trump the decision of Jennifer Branch, correct exactly, And in the
Bruin case, they further added that the constitutional right to bear arms is not
a second class right subject to an entirely different body of rules other than from
other Bill of Rights guarantees. Okay, So at this point, if you
live in the City of Cincinnati, do you follow what Judge Marsh said,
or what Judge Branch said, or what the Ohio legislature said, or the
Ohio Supreme Court said, or the US Supreme Court said in the Heller case
about ten to twelve years ago, which law do you follow or try to
follow? Well, Judge Marsh had declared the City Municipal Code Weapons Offenses segment
completely void in its entirety. So I think if Cincinnati tried to prosecute under
City Municipal Code nine fifteen under any of its provisions, that would get reversed
on appeal. And I think ultimately this is I think if the Ohio Supreme
Court follows its case law, I think this will get struck down. In
fact, after a pure of all, the mayor had a news conference and
what she said, He's confident that Justice Joe, Justice Joe Dieters understand the
evil of guns being used for wrongful purposes, and he's confident that Justice Joseph
Dieters and Columbus is going to find this constitutional. But by doing so,
he'd be overruling other aspects of his own court who wrote in a similar case
many years ago, correct, which is unlikely Joe Dieters would do that correct,
And anyone with Joe Dieters experience, Justice Joe Dieters experience would know that
passing more laws doesn't solve anything if, in fact, guns do nothing until
a wrong doer picks them up to commit some criminal act by themselves. Guns
sit there as inanimate metal objects, incapable of doing anything. I'm always amused
when the media talks about gun violence as if guns commit violent acts. Persons
use guns to commit violent acts, and you punish a perpetrator, not some
metal object. And so I can't imagine this is going to fly either on
the First District Court of Appeals, which has by the way, become liberal
as opposed to the High Supreme Court, which remains to be conservative much less
federal court. So you anticipate that down the road this will be met with
some scrutiny. Who's going to appeal this? Do you have any idea,
because someone's got to bring a case. Well, in this Judge Branch's opinion
will be appealed by the Ohio Attorney General's Office or good friend Dave Yost,
and the other case by Judge marsh would be appealed by the city. So
you think either way it's going to get eventually get to the High Supreme Court
within the next six months to a year. Yeah. And you know,
just back what you said, with the media making all that stuff out gun
violence, when will we they talk? Makes you wonder how anyone would get
out of a gun show or a gun store alive. Well, basically I
had this topic on last night, that is that the governor of New Mexico,
Governor Grissom, has taken away the ability of a legal person with a
concealed care permit to carry a handgun, either secreted or publicly, because there
have been too many murders in Albuquerque. So the Sheriff of Albuquerque came out
and said we can enforce that law because the judge in this case, the
governor cannot by gubernatorial order take away a person's right to defend themselves, and
so she can't take away other consercial rights either. I mean, what conserucial
right are they gonna on takeaway this week because of an emergency if you want
to go down that road. And even liberals have said you can't do that,
because I can't imagine some citizen when thirty percent of the police department in
Albuquerque has resigned after the George Floyd protests and riots. The cops aren't being
cops anymore because they cannot be cops. And so a person's got to defend
themselves. And in Heller, it's a personal right. It's like telling somebody
we're having an emergency, you can't go to church. You might recall it.
With COVID nineteen, Governor Bashir put armed Kentucky agents into the driveways of
churches to keep people out of church. That didn't fly either, because that's
a fundamental right to practice your religion. But yeah, our good friend Chris
Weese filed that lawsuit and was successful with it in northern Kentucky and Tony Bender
lives in Boone County. He was outraged he couldn't carry his gun at church
and so anyway we got to run. But once again, James Bogan,
you're the expert in these matters, and thank you for coming on the Bill
Cunningham Show. Thank you, thank you always a privilege, Bill, James
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guns and gun dealers and laws, rules and regulations is the great doctor John
Lott of Crime Research dot org, former Chief Economists for the US Sentencing Commission.
Having worked on the NICs system, where he was with Department of Justice
for a long time, he knows, he knows everything that can be done
about the Second Amendment. One of the great stats he has that and reported
infrequently, is that a half a million times or more each year you have
some law abiding citizen using a gun for defensive purposes. And now what we
have is new Mexican New Mexico governor, and it's been stayed by a federal
judge. But she simply wanted to take away the Second Amendment rights to anyone
in the Land of Enchantment, including those who legally possess a gun and carry
it. I don't know what the crime rate is of concealed carry permit holders,
but it's got to be under one tenth of one percent, So to
literally disarm New Mexico citizens is unbelievable. Secondly, Hunter Biden haven't been and
ditted three or four days ago for three counts of gun violations for purchasing a
handgun while under a disability, being a drug, being a drug addict,
and lying on that federal form. And then eleven days later that gun was
found in a dumpster next to a school. And I hear from CNN on
Thursday and Friday, the guess what this is unique? No one's ever been
prosecuted for this kind of an offense. It was all political because of Trump.
And also what else is the administration doing to regulate guns out of existence?
And doctor John Lott, Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. But
let's go. Let's go one two, and three, a federal judge has
stayed the actions of a New Mexico governor, which are take away the ability
of a law buying citizen to protect themselves. How surprised, How shocked were
you that a liberal Democrat would even do such things in an entire state.
Yeah, well that's too shocked. But you know, I can answer one
of the questions that you're just bringing up, and that is what are the
crimes? What's the crime rate for? Yeah, permit holders, good law
buying citizens. There the last year we have data for because we put out
an annual report on concealed carey permits from across the country and we look at
the rate of revocations in each state, and a New Mexico the most recent
year that data is out for twenty twenty one, there was one permit holder
in the state who lost their permits out of almost fifty thousand permits, right,
And in twenty nineteen and twenty twenty, there were zero revocations that had
occurred. And so, you know, the irony is it's already illegal for
criminals to be able to carry. They're not going to have permits to be
able to go and carry. And so what she's done. Is she's she's
taking away guns from people where there's no crimes being committed by them. You
know. She goes and she talks about the eleven year old who got killed,
and over the last three months there's been there have been three kids that
have been killed that she points to, but none of those involved somebody who
legally had a gun. She doesn't have any evidence to this. She talks
about road rage, She has no examples that she gives where a legally armed
person was involved in road rage. There it's you know, so not only
can I say that it's the permit holders aren't causing any problems, but I
can point to recent cases as recently as even a week ago, so where
somebody who is legally carrying a gun stopped a road rage situation. And so
you have a situation where both the County Sheriff for Albuquerque as well as the
Albuquerque Police Chief have come out and said, look, this is going to
do nothing to help reduce violent crime because the people that she's going to be
banning from having guns aren't causing any problems at all. Anything. You're making
it so that people aren't going to be able to stop some of these attacks
that are occurring. And the thing is also, you know, Albuquerque has
very few police officers per capita. They have one of the any major city
in the country, they have about the lowest per capita rate of police officers.
The police chief himself a couple of years ago was saying that you'd have
to double the number of police officers in Albuquerque just to get to the average
for cities across the country. And so, in fact, they're so short
on police officers that the police chief has had to come out and say they
don't even have enough people to go and answer the phones for emergency calls,
let alone having people go out and respond to emergency calls that are there.
So you're in a situation. And of course also you have a very liberal
district attorney there who's been refusing for the county, who's been refusing to prosecute
violent criminals. And so rather than the governor going out and saying, you
know, maybe we ought to do something to go and hire more police in
Albuquerque, or maybe we ought to go and criticis size the district's attorney there
for refusing to prosecute the few violent criminals that they're arresting. Her response is
to go and say, well, it's we have to take guns away from
law abiding citizens to make it so they're not able to go and protect themselves.
When she herself, Cannon point to one problem with the permit holders.
You know, doctor John Ladd to Michelle Luhan Grissom as the governor a complete
fool. And I watched one of the interviews of the Albuquerque sheriff who said,
there's also a new law that was passed two or three years ago in
New Mexico that if a public official violates a constitutional legal right that a citizen
has, that you could that that that sheriff, that police officer can be
sued for up to two million dollars personally. And so he said, my
men and women in the department are fearing getting lawsuits against us for two million
dollars personally. And so if this law actually wanted to affect and we enforced
it, permit holders and others would be suing us personally for two million dollars.
He said, I'm not enforcing the damn thing. And they've lost thirty
percent of cops because of George Floyd riot and a fallout from that. In
liberal New Mexico, which is unbelievable. So at this point the federal judge
on Thursday Friday granted an injunction, I would anticipate this would go away.
Secondly, Hunter Biden. Now, Hunter Biden, according to Anderson Cooper of
CNN and Jonathan Carl of ABC News, is the only person in the country
ever prosecuted for these kinds of offenses. Now, I know from the literature
you've sent me that is not the case, and many lawyers would sit there
and nod their head that's true. Can you tell the American people across the
country now as to whether or not Hunter Biden, according to Jonathan Carl and
Anderson, the only person ever prosecuted for this offense. It's nuts. Look,
as you've mentioned earlier, I was chief economist for the US Sentencing Commission,
which is involved with setting the penalties for all federal crimes. And when
I worked in the US Department of Justice, I dealt with the nixed background
check system. Look, I mean, I can give you a case in
Virginia just within about a week or so when the original plea bargain was put
together with Hunter, where a woman who had been using marijuana had not noted
that on her forty four seventy three, because even if you have a state
where it's legal to use marijuana under federal law, it's still prohibited substance.
And so when you're asked if you're using any prohibited substances, she's supposed to
say that she is, you know, is prohibited because it's federal. Well,
she didn't put that down, and so the by Justice Department is proces
shooting her for two crimes, one which are similar to Hunter Biden. One
is lying about using a prohibited substance on the forty four seventy three the formula
fill out when you buy a gun and then illegally possessing the gun because you're
banned from doing and those are two of the charges they're facing Hunter Biden.
In fact, if anything, you know, if it was a normal case,
he'd be facing four charges because with a third count that they have there
as they combine the illegal possession with illegally transporting illegal gun across state lines,
and that would normally be two separate offenses. Now what these people don't understand
with the mixed background check system, because they say, look, you know,
in any year, you may have like two hundred thousand people who violate
the Knick background check system. And maybe you know twelve people are prosecuted.
Uh, and they and so they think that means real cases aren't prosecuted.
There's a reason why or twelve cases are prosecuted, and that's because the other
cases are mistakes. But we're ninety nine percent of these things are what we
call false positives. It's one thing to stop a pelone from buying a gun.
It's another thing to stop somebody simply because they have a roughly phonetically similar
name and similar birthday to a selling right. And then it's you talk to
people in the process. If they were real cases, they would prosecute.
Well, guess what. In the Hunter Biden case, it's a real case.
We know we got the right guy there. We know we got the
guy who tried to buy, not somebody who's a roughly phonetically similar name.
And we know also that he has stated in his diary. We have other
evidence. We have his laptop that shows him in drug filled stupors that are
there and talking about obtaining the drugs. We have even his dad's statements that
acknowledges that his son was a drug addict, and so there's like no question
that you have the right guy in this case. And so when you're talking
about these are simple cases when you actually have the right person there, these
are like incredibly simple cases to go and prosecute. And you know, if
if they if he's the only one, then maybe somebody out of go and
tell for example, this woman in Virginia that I was just mentioning that Gloyd,
you know, by accident, we're prosecuting where we're her name is for
five years now. Deja Taylor is a black woman being prosecuted. Another rapper
named Kodak Black is being prosecutor for exactly the same thing as Hunter Biden.
And so the media is telling lies to voters easily misled to think as if
Trump was somehow influencing the Biden Justice Department in David Weiss to file these charges.
One obviously, and of course at this point, Hunter Biden is playing
his daddy's card again. He said, well, you know Abby Lowell,
who's a very fine criminal defense attorney, I'm sure you know of them,
said that. Well, the Hunter Biden goes to trial, guess what,
Joe Biden's going to be a witness. Well, let it happen, also
saying they're also saying that they're going to claim that background checks are on constitution
right, which is incredibly funny given that you and I were just talking a
minute ago about well, how they want to go and expand the background checks
right on these things too, you know, so unbelievable. Anyway, Well,
thirdly, I think the big story, though it is not the apocrisy.
It's the fact that federal gun dealers thousands and thousands have been put out
of business already by the Biden Dust Department, FBI, etc. And thousands
more in the future. Any to the American people, how buying a gun
in the future is going to be that much more difficult, especially if he
wins re election next November or some other interchangeable drill bit takes over the office
and continues to crack down on private sales. Explain that John Lotte please so
Bien has what he calls a zero tolerance policy where if you make one paperwork
mistake, no matter how trivial, no matter how inconsequential, they're going to
take away your license to be able to go and sell guns. There's a
case I just came across about a week ago. This man disabled individual in
northern Texas. Sixteen and fifteen years ago, he had made trivial typos on
a paperwork form for the guns he had on the county name. I think
he had kind of transposed a couple of letters that were there. It didn't
affect anything. The Obama administration looked at it, said, you know,
you shouldn't have done it. These are tiny paperwork mistakes, and they closed
the case. Well, the guy has made no additional paperwork mistakes in the
intervening fifteen years. So what does the buying administration do? They go back
and reopen these tiny paperwork mistakes that the Obama administration, which was hardly friendly
towards guns, said, we're inconsequential and using those violations from fifteen and sixteen
years ago to take away the guy's license to be a gun. View.
Well, so that's the type of stuff that they're going back and trying to
do. You know, maybe we should have a rule, but if the
federal government agency makes a paperwork mistake, no matter how tiny, no matter
how consequential, we should put the government agency out of business. How many
government agencies do you think we've had at that point, and of course,
the goal is to eliminate private gun ownership in the country, a much like
in California is suing all the oil companies. The goal is to put eggs
On out of business completely. And the goal here, and let's fase it
next in fourteen months, and this continues for another four to eight years,
we're going to have guns are going to be ten times the cost. And
secondly, it'll be impossible to buy one because the gun manufacturers would put out
business by lawsuits, and the gun dealers are put out of business, there
won't be licensed anymore. That's the goal. At the same time they're doing
this, what they're also doing is they're changing the rules for what constitutes you
being a gun dealer to basically make everybody a gun deal So if you sell
a gun of friends and you even talk to them about selling a second gun,
then you're classified as a gun dealer. If you go and sell one
gun and keep the paperwork on that tells you the price of a gun that
you bought it for and the what you sold it for, then you're classified
as a gun dealer and you have to go through so. Or if you
go to a gun show and rents a table. Even if you're not selling
guns at that gun show, you have to go and get a license to
be a federal gun dealer. And so it's a very time that they're putting
thousands of out of business. They're forcing everybody else to go and pay the
fees to be a gun dealer, who assume them they'll throw them out of
business. And Hi, doctor John Lott. I don't know what to say,
but we know what's common. If we don't change course, got to
run the doctor John Lott Crime Research Dot Org. So much stuff, so
much information, and doctor Lott, once again, let's keep the lines in
communication open. I'm glad you're there, and thank you again for coming on
the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, doctor, but thank you for being
there. Bill, you make a big difference. I hope, I hope,
I hope, Doctor Orlott, thank you very much. All right,
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a Hill thirty five? Nothing. Of course, my Cardinals are oh and
five. Shut up Middletown one. No, Now, who's playing game?
Is that? Saint Xavier High School? I probably that's a Homer deal.
Joe leaders is under assault. Tell Rocky about the Harambe situation at a Cincinnati
rock ap film that claims to shine a new light on the tragic death of
Harambe. The Gollans still as important today as it was in twenty sixteen.
Yeah, the killing of Harambe put his name in the news. It's iconic.
The main message of how do we help these gorillas in the that still
should be the main It's gonna premiere at the Esquire Theater on World Gorilla Day,
September the twenty fourth. Joe Das is the Lee Harvey Oswald of the
Harambe. Aren't there new allegations about exact Well what he's got a hit?
But you like that guy at the stadium yesterday? And when did he know
it about Harabe? Was this planned? Was it pre orchestrat? Yes?
It was? His crime was his crime? And somebody put the magic bullet
on the stretcher of Harambe as he was hauled out of the enclosure. And
Joe Deeters his fingerprints are all over this deal. There is Harambe right there.
The wildest story in the history of since And how do we have more
dominated the news cycle for week two months. Boy, and now I put
it. I put a rambe in heaven on my Twitter account, and you
say Twitter is a x X and the Harambe is saying, come here,
Joe. I'm waiting, Joe waiting, Joe here, here it is right
here, hit it. But he's still on. Joe Deters dear, what
did he know? And what did he know it? Who ordered it?
Code read? Was another shooter on the green, on the behind the lawn,
and you see the umbrella. There was an umbrella put on. I
was gonna say, hey, kind of like the Kingsman you're saying it was.
Could have been Dieters himself, who's there, can't say fired the fatal
shot from that. We need we need to get media passes to see that
show. We got to go in Ambay. According to my sources, Joe
Diedos will be a ticket taker. He wants to get in undercover, undercover
the Lee Harvey as we're gonna do about it? Yeah, yeah, well,
rock do we have hope a week from now? Let me give you
hope. You're ready? So Joe burrows hurt quick. That's not the hopeful
part. He's got he's got a calf, got a calf. They must
rest Joe Burrow. Look at the upcoming schedule La Rams, Tennessee, Arizona,
Seattle. Those are winnable games. It's not ideal, but they're winnable
games without Joe Burrow. Okay, you gotta get him healthy and he goes
in the bye week. At least give him one week off. It has
to be too, It has to be too. But you can beat the
Rams in Tennessee with Allian You gotta get the ball to Joe Mixon Moore.
What are they doing? He's waited six to seven weeks, not gotten any
better. It happened July twenty seven on a non contact injury. Things.
You can't tape it up. It's not if it's an ankle, you tape
it up and say go get out there. You can't do that with a
calf. Why can't you play with a strange I've had him there. They're
not fun. Bad calf, bad calf, said Joe Burrow. They put
him down. Roe Burrow has got a half a billion dollars. Now,
well, did Joe Deters order the calf that we put down? He did
put down the calf. Every amish farmer with a bad calf. Joe show
again. He doesn't text, he didn't call me anymore. You don't send
me flowers, you don't sing me. Probably in Chambers West this Joe is
that it already. Let's get back to the commercials. Yeah, what you
got on the Big show today? I don't know that he is back.
He's back. We're talking to Jason Williams right out of the gate. You
wrote to call him late last night. Does this owen teal own two Bengals
start feel different than last year's start? A Rambe. We're basically hoping they
rattle off ten straight again like last year. How often does that happen in
the league? Sag ten straight wins? Last year? That was about it?
Never? How are we looking? Not good? Say? Get me
out of the students reported by the way. We want to thank Vince Gilki
the Gilki win. This hot wine everyone knows and Vince Gilki is a great
American segment. Let's get back to the commercials. Well, the get out
of more commercials. We leave you with the immortal words of the stews,
thank you welcome. That was Joe throwing his voice. Arombe lives in Heaven
waiting for Joe Deeters. He's a killer. On News Radio seven hundred w
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