Billy Cunningham, the Great American Red Spaceball kicks off the night with Toronto in
town the Birds. The Milwaukee Brewers lost last night late. I watched the
game to the Dodgers one zip. So now the Reds are only two and
a half games out of first place, one game out of the wild card.
I know, Merlin, Shiverdecker and Scotty Croswell are excited about that.
They're here later on as Chris Cuomo to talk about Trump and so much more.
And gentlemen, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And I said
to you off the air, Merlin, that possibly this might be the last
cases you two guys take. Is it possible if this is your last case
representing Joe Mixon, would you feel good about him? Merlin? Yes,
Scotty, it's not our last case. You think so you got more?
You got more in you, We got more in this. That's a fact,
all right, Merlin. Let's talk about Joe Mixon. I did the
flash pole, and we had eight not guilties and the three guilties and one
of the guilty was, well, this victim, this woman wouldn't have said
what she said and saw what she saw if it didn't happen. In other
words, there was a sense that a woman, especially a woman in Cincinnati,
wouldn't make stuff up. What evidence did you have, hard evidence that
Joe Mixon was not only not guilty, which is different than innocent, but
you believe he was innocent of these charges completely. What evidence was there you're
talking about the evidence against him, against Joe Mixon, What evidence was there
against him? Essentially, the evidence was solely the allegations of the complaining witness.
She made the allegation that he did certain things. The police department spent
hundreds of hours on a misdemeanor. On a misdemeanor, the investigating officer told
me that he had never spent so much time investigating a misdemeanor in his thirty
years on the police department. Why they were trying to corroborate her statement after
all that time and from February second, So when they refiled the charges on
April seventh, he acknowledged on the witness stand they found no evidence to coroborate
her story. So Scotty crosswell, this was a big story. It was
the headline of ESPN. I don't know if you're a fan of ESPN,
but I mentioned this one had occurred. It was a headline of ESPN that
Joe Mixon was found not guilty. But then it went over all the history
of Joe Mixon and it made a look as f why was he found not
guilty? Why did the police department spend hundreds of hours and the system when
there was no corroboration for the victims essential testimony about the gun being pointed?
Why did this happen? Well, in my opinion, they filed the charges
because of guys like you and everyone else in the press. The date something
happens, they stirred up. There's public interest and there's public pressure on the
elected officials to bring charges. And essentially they passed the buck the city.
Since a day police department looks at it and they don't want to get the
criticism for giving, if you will, a Bengal a break or whatever,
and because it is public and because it is high profile, because he is
a Bengal, they then pass it on to the prosecutor who looks at it,
I'm certain, and decides that they'll pass the buck to the judge.
And so you've heard the phrase that the buck stops here. Well, the
buck stops with the judge, and I believe that, I firmly believe that's
the only explanation for why they would file a charge that was as challenged as
this one. And Maryland, why did you pick a judge, Gwen Bender,
who spent about you spent many years in the prosecutor's office back in the
nineteen thirties and forties. But why did you decide to try it to Gwen
Bender and not take it to a jury? Well, Bill, I think
you understand that. Would you have a case that you're primarily talking about legal
issues, you're far better off to have a judge call those balls and strikes
than you are the drama or a juror who simply looks at what they may
believe as convincing as opposed to what the law is. We thought she was
in a lot better position to call balls and strikes in this case on both
factual and legal issues than a lot of juries speculated and be convinced by a
drama queen in disregard the law. So we we thought about that and we
made that decision, and it was clearly the right decision to make. Do
you think the victim in this case lied on the witness stand. Yes,
Scotty, Yeah, I'm confident she did. There's no other explanation for for
her story. The story itself is so iological, and the and her reaction
to things we're so bizarre that it's hard to believe that that that she she
actually saw a gun. I mean, and I have no doubt they hit
an argument. They clearly argued with one another, needed one of them disputes
that, And my suspicion is that she interjected the weapon just to gin things
up a little bit. If this guy's name was Joe, Joe Jones,
exactly the same thing happens. Someone cuts somebody off, and sadly, I've
cut somebody off unwinningly in traffic, and a little bit of the one finger
salute was directing my way. I think it happens to everybody. Either you
cut somebody off her and you get cut off, and she's behind them,
she makes the decision to pull up next to him. She's the one that
rolls down her window and Joe rolls down has She's the one that drops some
nasty invectives towards Joe. Joe responded with some invectives things of that character.
If his name was Joe Jones, exactly the same set of facts, and
would there have been hundreds of hours spent investiga and secondly, what charges have
been filed if it wasn't Joe Mixon. In my opinion, there would have
been no time spent to investigate it and charges would not have been filed.
But it goes back to my original statement that the reason is is that if
it were simply as you just described, neither you or your friends in the
press would have had any interest in it. There would have been no pressure,
and the case would not have gone forward. The realities are when she
went to the police station to make the report, she didn't tell the initial
officer or any of these things. She just said, I was involved in
a road rage incident and someone pointed a gun at me. That officer had
a one paragraph written statement that essentially stated that, and he put it on
the counter for someone at some point in time to investigate it if they chose
to. So he didn't even take it seriously enough that he, uh,
you know, called a squad in to say there's someone out in the streets
here brandishing a firearm and threatening to shoot people. And so I think that
in of itself tells you what you need to know. So you're saying first
story morphed over time. Oh, it became incredibly different as time. As
time went on, Merlin, What would have happened if the police and I
spoke to certain police officers as I'm sure you have about this, and this
was a high profile case. In fact, Chief of Police the Fiji,
who caused the case to be dismissed quickly upon its initial filing, said it
was a high profile case and this is going to be treated differently than other
cases. What if the police and that car was sitting at pay Course Stadium
for a day and a half, maybe longer, if they had gotten a
search warrant and gone into that car a pay Course stadium to find that gun
and not founded or I founded, if you're claiming it didn't exist, That
would have resolved the case one way or another. Wouldn't have it? Certainly
would haven't. We argued that to the judge, that this whole thing could
have been resolved if they'd sent somebody down to pay Horse Stadium either that Saturday
afternoon or when they came home on Sunday, or going down and talk to
him on Monday, Joe would have told him. He wouldn't have denied driving
the car. He'd have told him, Yes, some crazy woman pulled up
next to me, was yelling and screaming at me. Is SI told her
to push on the light changed and that was it. She's claiming I pointed
a gun at her. She's nuts. Is this are either you're aware of
civil opportunities this woman has taken or may take to seek money damages? Scotty,
you know anything about that? Well, she has sued people in the
past, But really, I suppose it's not relevant to this case. I
don't believe that after this trial and after what came out in the trial,
she'll have much interest in pursuing a civil action. It was brought up by
Rocky Boyman yesterday Maryland Chevdecker that he may not have problems with the Commissioner's office.
The Bengals issued a statement quite supportive of Joe Mixon, and I think
according to some broadcasters, I know, he is well liked among the Bengal
organization. But nonetheless, you are you concerned about the commission getting involved and
this is outside your purview a bit as a criminal defense attorney of imposing a
punishment for what occurred. Let me just say this. My belief is if
the commissioner does want to take a look at it, and they get a
transcript of this trial, it'll be case closed. They'll say, this woman's
a whack job. There was no crime here. There was nothing, no
violation of NFL rules of any sort. Let's move on, and Scotty,
the issue becomes Joe mix his history, which is like baggage that he carries,
which is the incident in Oklahoma, and the incident and Anderson Township in
which there was someone in his home who shot a neighbor kid. And so
some of the callers said, well, this is consistent with Joe Mixon's previous
behavior, Scotty Cross, Well, what do you say about that? Well,
what I say is that you asked a question before why we chose not
to try a case to a jury. And the fact that you sit here
and run polls and have people voting guilty and utguilty without knowing either the facts
of the law. That doesn't matter. Well, that that can be in
the very things you said can be problematic, but the realities are whatever occurred
in Oklahoma ten years ago. He was an eighteen year old kid in a
bar where someone, as I understand it, through a beer in his face
and spit on him. And so that was that incident, and he has
no responsibility for what happened at his home that this past year. And that
case was thoroughly investigated by the hem Ot Gang Prosecuting Attorney's office. It was
investigated properly, I would say, and after a review of it, they
made a determination that he had no responsibility for what had occurred. So while
people I'm sure will uh you know, blame him or try to transfer guilt
to him for what others did, the realities art has been thoroughly investigated and
no charges were filed. And I would say that the people who investigated that
case were under the very same pressure of people who investigated the case we're talking
about today. And given the public nature of that other incident, Uh,
it's not something that anyone is simply going to sweep under the rug, so
to speak. They investigated it fully determined he had no no responsibility for what
happened. I mean, it's that's that's simple. Along those same lines.
My belief it it has been totally totally unfair The way the media has attempted
to portray Joe, so to speak, as a thuck. He is not
a thuck. We've spent I don't know how many countless hours with him.
He is a fine young man, he's a gentleman. But the press,
including some of your life people who follow you, have tried to paint him
as a thug throughout this without knowing any of the facts or the law.
But I guess that doesn't interfere with you or most of the people in the
media. Bill. I had a call along the way this has been pending
for almost eight months saying, well, Joe Mixon is going to testify,
because if I was innocent, a team of horses couldn't keep me off the
witness stand. And I said, well, the lawyers will make that determination
at the moment whether he needs to testify, but probably not because he is
testimony. He's available in indirect manners? Is that a direct Why did you
decide not to put Joe Mixon on the stand. Let me say this,
first of all, Joe was fully prepared to take the stand. The bottom
line is, we made the assessment that the state's case, the city's case,
was so flawed, so weak that no rational trier of fact could have
found him guilty. So what's the point in putting him on when you got
a winner and you might he might say or do something to get him in
the jackpot. Well, I think that's unlikely, but I can guarantee you
the media would have been taken clips of him trying to find something that he
said, or on the witness stand, take it out of context, and
again with their mode, try to make him look out to be an idiot
or a thought scotty. Oh why does trouble follow this guy around? I
mean guns, and I think legally he possesses a bunch of weapons, and
including some nasty looking ones. He didn't have a small handgun ever, purchased
legally and that's not I can't imagine him having a handgun in the car on
his way to a football game inside NFL facility. If he had a gun
an inside pay Core stadium, he's done. Why does trouble says, you've
done this work for forty or fifty years. Why does trouble follow Joe Mixon?
Well, I don't agree that trouble follows him to start with. You
know, he looked you're talking about the thing in Oklahoma ten years ago that
you know that has been resolved. I mean he made his peace with that,
he made his admissions, and has tried since that point in time to
be a model citizen. Let me simply say this, in my experience,
the Cincinnati Bengals just issued a statement to say that the case was over and
they were glad the case was over. But beyond that, the Bengal organization
went out of its way to talk about what a fine young man he was.
In my opinion, if they had any inkling that he was other than
that, they would not make a public statement like that. In addition to
that, Merle and I have had an advantage that most of the none,
none of your callers have had. In our advantages. Not only have we
spent a considerable amount of time with him, but we've spent a considerable amount
of time with his family, and we've gotten to know them, and I
can tell you that they are fine people. They're upstanding people, their supportive
parents, but they are very very nice people. Not only that, but
Joe, since he's been in Cincinnati, has met a family, an individual
and his wife, a very successful man in this town who has taken upon
himself to mentor Joe and to be I guess a family figure, because his
family lives in California and you're not here. These people have five children and
they have him in their home if he stays there with them on occasion he's
in, he's there with the family, he's there with the children. That
family was there to support him throughout this, and I would simply say that,
in my opinion, based upon what I understand about that family, there's
no way that they would be associated nor would they have their children associate with
someone that they thought was less than an upstanding Do you blame the media for
some of this? Yeah, there's five nine twelve nineteen, even this sacred
radio station. You blame the media, Well, I mean I blame the
media for genning it up and for looking at looking at individual cases which they
think, you know, they think it's newsworthy, and perhaps it is,
but ginning it up it's no different than what you just referenced a minute ago.
When they write an article that says, well, Joe Mixon was acquitted.
However, here's what he's charged with, here's all the essentially, here's
what he did. But he managed to get two lawyers who talked his way
out of correct is essentially what it's see what they say, and so you
know you can't win. You know you can't win in that situation, and
and and you can't respond, and you know what is it? They say?
You know, you don't want to get in a fight with a guy.
But what is it's got a thousand gallons of ink or whatever. I
don't know. So yeah, I think the perception of Joe is promoted by
the press because it's a lot more newsworthy to talk about the bad and people
than it is. I think their race plays a part of it. He's
got corn rows, he's black, he's rich, he's got a jeep with
a twirling hub caps on him and doing race. But because allegedly the end
word was used allegedly by this woman, well that's right, yeah, towards
Joe. Do you think race played a part? I let me ask you
this question. Bill. You tell me you've read her state, which is
the whole basis of their case, where she never says she was in fear
for bodily huh, for she was personally in fear does the opposite and she
says nothing, but I was angry, and I was mad six times.
But what does she also say? So this will be you can answer your
own I'm not saying any bad words, all right. What she said was
quote, I am well aware, not a good thing to say well aware,
but I was just so angry. All I could think to say repeatedly
is you're what's wrong with America today? And I just said it a bunch
of times. What do you think that statement means when you're hollering, yelling,
and screaming at a black man with corn rows in that car, thinking
you're what's wrong? It was a racial epithet without using the N word,
but allegedly she used it at some other point. So my point is this,
if it wasn't Joe Mixon, none of this would have happened. And
lastly, Merlin, I made the comment that if she was convicted, the
Bengal season be down the tubes. You told me that the other night all
the pressure was on Scott, and I said, you two, I said,
I said, I've read a lot of the statements you shared with me
on the record stuff that, And I said, man, I can't conceive
of a judge convicting her of being in fear of her life when she's saying
she was angry. What person has a gun pointed in their face who says,
you pulled it out, you better use it. It's like somebody that's
in fear. No, first of all, Joe says, and we dispute
that that ever happened, that he ever right, that she ever said that
because he didn't have a gun. So you think she made it up that
part without question. Let me just say this too, Bill, go ahead.
The police department Sergeant Kellett, the head investigator on the case, when
he testified, he testified that he could not even prove that the time those
two cars were side by side, that the aliqui she says was exchanged between
the two of them, that they were even side by side long enough for
her version of the events to even take place. Wasn't it like under ten
seconds? There's something, Yes, you don't have the same. He also
testified that they could not prove that she was even in a position to be
able to see inside of his car to see what she claimed she saw.
There was not only no quaderative evidence zero, it was strictly we've got the
same question when when she says no crime was committed. They can't prove it
anyway. Are you going to sue the city? I'm not suing anybody.
You're gonna sue the city on Joe's behalf. No. But let me just
say this. You asked me a question before about that I think race played
a part in it. I don't think, first of all, I don't
think race plays a part in it. With the reporting, I think that
you know, you would gin it up regardless of race. If it's a
Bengal, Well, that's right, So he had nothing to do with it.
I don't think race hating to do with the with the police investigation or
the decision to charge the case. But I do think, frankly, that
that what you you're the description that you're giving is a description which your people
who voted guilty without knowing the evidence. Look what he's done before? Well,
well and why was he like? Well, but that you know,
and and the race aspect of it too, I mean that's I mean that
that that's the same thing, that's the reality. You know. We asked,
we asked Joe what he what his reaction was when she flipped the N
word add him, and he said, well, it was discussed but you
know it is what it is, all right. We gotta rhyme for gentlemens.
I like to do this again, maybe some other future case. So
you two are not done, yeah, Scotty, should we be No,
had great success? No no not dun Merlin maybe, gentlemen, thank you
very much. Bill Cunningham seven hundred WLW behold the booms like never before.
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was perceived to be represented Edith Edith Clump in a murder case. The top
criminal offense attorney. After that Leslie as a Gains gains and Gains attorneys at
law, and we were pretty good then after that you had many other lawyers
come and go and at the top of the profession right now on criminal cases
or people like Merlin Schevedecker and Scotty Croswell and James Bogan and some others at
the top when it comes to these kind of cases, there's nothing better than
these two. And I understand what they're saying. I've read the transcripts of
her statements and I know what Joe version of the facts are and Mixon.
The history continues to follow someone. It's almost like rings on a tree.
They continue to follow. And I think in Joe Mixon's case, according to
these and I've not met Joe, and I know that Mike Brown, Troy
Blackburn, Brown, Katie Elizabeth that they want to help individuals as much as
they can that are in difficulty, especially African Americans. And so Joe Mixon
now has motivated the next two years, assuming the Commissioner doesn't get involved,
and there's a chance he might. But on and off the air, Merlin
Shiverducker said he'd be he would encourage Joe and his agent to take these two
guys with him to New York so they can lay it out for the commissioner.
And I would think the way it normally works as the Commissioner will call
the Bengals talk to the director of Security here to get a feel for the
atmosphere. If Joe Mixon was in fact convicted of a gun offense, he
would never play football again because the Commissioner would suspend him pending further action,
pending a hearing. Sentencing would take place in a couple of months after a
PDR was put together, he would be sentenced to the Hamlet County Jail because
Judge Bender, who's kind of a can be very difficult when it comes to
criminal sentencing, would have put him in jail, and then the appeal would
begin and sometime the end of next year there'll be a final resolution. And
in those two years Joe Mixon has done so. The thing I find most
troubling is that reading the transcripts and watching a good part of the trial and
listening to reporting, especially from James Bogan, attorney who does a whole bunch
of murder cases, that this case should not have been filed in the first
place when you read what she said. The key element have aggravated menacing is
that the victim must be in fear of his or her life or serious physical
harm. And without that element, there's no crime. Maybe you could come
up with the disorderly conduct or something, but he wasn't charged without it was
an egg menacing, which is an m one which you think it was only
a mystery manner. Well, six months in the Hamlet County jails. Not
to me, that'd be one heck of a punishment plus a one thousand dollars
fine, and I would think that Joe Mixon paid the lawyers six figures to
represent them. They spend hundreds of hours, and at four or five hundred
dollars an hour. Things they add up quickly, and they had all the
expert witnesses, and so they treated this case. These two guys treated this
case like their number one case. Each of them have only a few cases,
and when they get them, they dive into him. And the good
old days, when Les Gaines and I were running around, we would always
have fifty to one hundred cases. But in today's world, at the top
of the profession, you might have five cases, four cases, and that's
it. So Joe Mixon it cost him hundreds of thousands of dollars in order
to defend himself against a spurious charge. Reading the transcript, I don't know
why Officer Kelly anyone filed charges almost immediately. And then Fiji, thank god,
the Chief of Police ordered dismissal without prejudice, which means you can file
it again. And when it was refiled several weeks later, on that record,
the decision was not made by Fiji the chief of Police or by FtF
peer of all, it was made by the city prosecutor's office. Let me
explain. If it's a felony, it's Hamley County Prosecutor's office, that's Melissa
Powers. If it's a misdemeanor, some cities have their own misdemeanor jurisdiction.
Cincinnati, being a home rule city, is one of them, so they
have their own set of prosecutors to prosecute misdemeanors committed in the limits of the
city of Cincinnati, which is clearly was some adults, and the prosecutor's office
should have looked at this, look at the transcripts of what she said,
and match up what she said, assuming it's true. So take the evidence
presented in a light most favorable to the victim. And I've not used her
name yet, nor will I because it might be covered by Marcy's law.
I think Channel five on others pierced that, but that's up to them.
I think Karen Johnson did great reporting on this, as did Brian Henry.
But nonetheless, when you line up her statements of fact that changed from January
twenty first until April, but take the most favorable things she said and line
it up with the elements of aggregated menacing, They don't line up, doesn't
make sense. The key element is physical, serious physical harm or death is
communicated from the defendant to the victim. That's the egg read of menacing.
I could pot it up and I'm sure that's what it says. So when
you read what she says in the favorable light, at no point was she
scared, At no point was she frightened. At no point did she think
I'm about to be injured. In fact, who in their right mind says
to a person holding a gun point it toward their head, go ahead and
use it. If you pull it out, go ahead and use it.
Who does that? By the way, is that fear or is that stupidity?
That's not fear, that's anger, and that is stupidity for some psychological
reason, when a road rage incident takes place, don't fully understand it.
The human emotions run high quickly, and it does look as if Joe Mixon
cut her off, But that happens in life. Have you been cut off
before? And when that happens, you have to do everything in your power
to lessen the tensions, de escalate, don't engage. When she was behind,
Joe then went off to the right a little bit to get even with
him. I'm told by photographs the defense lawyers have shown me it's nearly impossible
to look inside Joe Mixon's car at all because of the windows, and allegedly
he pulled down the windows about three or four inches, so she probably couldn't
see what was happening below his face anyway. But according to the defense team,
to make up a story like this, which people sometimes do, it
does happen. When I open up the lines yesterday and the day before,
there was a whole bunch of not guilties from the women, a lot of
guilties from the man. Why would she lie about this? I don't know
why. I have no idea. It's one thing to make a false statement
to a girlfriend or to your husband or whatever. But when you go to
the police department and you make, according to the defense, a false statement,
and then you pursue it for months and months and months, having found
out it's a so called high profile person, and you continue to do it.
That's why I asked the question of these lawyers, is Joe Mixon going
to sue her for false arrest and false imprisonment and lying? I would say
no, because he just he wants to carry footballs. He doesn't want to
be in mesh the next two to five years and a civil legal systems suing
somebody for a false arrest. Right, you don't want to do that.
So he was gone with his life. But why would she do it?
I have no idea. Channel twelve had a story about this female black tenant
who accused the landlord of engaging in racism and hurting the landlord putting him through
hell. And it turns out it was all a lie. It was a
hoax. She made it all up. Why do people lie? Why do
people make things up? Normally there's a benefit. Normally, when you go
down that hallway, you back up at some point and say, I'm not
pursuing this damn thing any longer. That's not this woman. Why she lies?
I have no idea. According to the defense, I have no idea
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and on the other hand, we have a current president who can't pronounce
maui and finds himself not mentally alert, and he may be a crook taking
bags of cash. Those are the two choices. So the average American living
in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, Tennessee is going to say,
what in the hell, where's the debate about the issues that they care about.
If Trump's the nominee of the Republican Party, which I think is about
a ninety five percent certainty, if he's going to be about twenty twenty election
and the ninety one counts against him, that might give him five hundred and
fifty years in prison, and if bids the nominee, I think about half
for more. Democrats don't want to be the leadership for the party. So
can you give us? Can you give that average American hope that the great
issues that are that are present in his or her life will actually be debated
and come up with a resolution. No, I can't thank you, Chris,
have a good day. Thank you paint a damning portrait and it is
not grossly inaccurate. But you have to start asking why And I don't believe
in Middle America, average American. I believe in America. And you have
all different kinds of thoughts and feelings and socioeconomics and cultural biases, and it
was all we We're a melting pot. We always have been, and that's
great. We find ourselves in a situation where there is a yawning disconnect between
how people live their lives and negotiate the things that matter in their life,
school, work, community, all the things that we deal with relationships and
our politics. We don't treat anything in our lives the way we do our
politics, zero sum, binary battle to the bottom. And the reason we
are where we are where the person who's the presumptive nominee are certainly the favorite.
On the Republican side has two and three Americans saying there's no way I'll
vote for the guy. Now, how do you get to that point?
How do you get to where half of people who say they're Democrats? Okay?
So that means there are people who still want to buy in to this
poison political game of two parties that only look at who's worse, never what's
better, which is why you won't get the debate on the issues. They'll
only discuss immigration in terms of who's worse, the Democrats who have no head
or the Republicans who have no heart. That's all you're gonna get. You're
not going to get anything else, And in a divided legislature, you're not
gonna be able to pass anything, so all you'll get is the battle to
the bottom. But you've got half of the Democrats who don't want the sitting
president. You've got two thirds of the American people who don't want either as
president. So why are these the choices? The game? The party game?
And if people want it to change, they've got to leave the parties.
They've got to insist on open primaries, rank choice voting, and get
back to reasonable. Do what you do in the rest of your life.
When you have some fool at your house who's just being negative and using bad
language and being down on everybody and everything, at some point you look across
at him or her and say, listen, if you don't have anything positive
to say, if you don't have anything to add, I'm not inviting you
back over to my house. That's what we have to get back to.
Chris Cromo. At least on the Republicans SOT I'm a conservative libertarian. I'm
not a Republican. I'm a conservative libertarian. At least on the right side
of things, there's ten to twelve candidates willing to step up to say I'm
going to run, and most them we are going to be thrown to the
wayside in the next few months. On the Democratic side you have RFK Junior
who needs some help along the way, and you have a woman named Williamson
who's incapable. At least on the Republican side, there are people former governor
stepping up, putting themselves out there, which, as you know, is
difficult. It's hard, you're embarrassed you've got to eat corn in the Iowa
State Fair. You have to wolf down some funnel cake somewhere, and it's
hard to run. But on the Democratic side, that party is filled with
activists of one type or another that do not want Joe Biden, who's not
mentally alert, to be their nominee. But no one is stepping up.
How come on the Republican side you got ten to fifteen vivek Ramaswami is from
Cincinnati. I've met him several times. I like that guy. But on
the other hand, there's a whole bunch of Asa Hutchinson's types who've had some
success governor of Arkansas. They're gonna say, I'm gonna run. But on
the Democratic side, there'll be no debates, and it looks as if they
have no one but Joe Biden. Why doesn't a Gavin Newsom or a Whitmer
or a Kentucky governor Bashir or somebody step up and say, you know what,
I'm filing the paperwork, I'm running for president. This is unacceptable.
How come the Republicans are doing it but the Democrats aren't. Tell me the
last time an incumbent president has been primaried and lost. Well, I'm going
back to LBJ. But he won in New Hampshire. But I guess he
lost. But incomb is your answer, and by the way, he withdrew.
Yeah, But the answer is because that's not the way the game works,
Bill, and you know this, and it's not a Democrat thing.
It would be the same thing if Trump were president. And why because you're
not going to beat the party and the party has its guy, and unless
the party wants that guy to go, you can't beat him. So on
the Republican side, it's open because they don't have someone. And when Trump
was in office, you didn't see ten people lining up to run against them
because they would have gotten their butts kick and the party infrastructure would have ensured
it. The problem is the game. You can't look at the two parties
right now. Look, I could make an argument that what you said about
radical agendas is every bid at play on the right. Remember you had a
sitting president who was afraid to kind of vocally go after the Proud Boys and
the oath Keepers. Why because they're part of a far right constituency that frankly,
the Republican Party needs to stay in the House, which is disgusting and
sad. If everybody is sad is the notion that the Democrats have to be
nice to anti fascists who are actually just anarchists, which ceriating case. That's
where the party game has taken us to the fringes, to the obscene,
to where social media is the mainline narrative. That's where we are the Bill
Cunninghams of the world reasoned voices. Though people can agree with what you say,
they can disagree. You're not talking out. You're behind without any kind
of context or sense of history or fact. You have your feelings. You
are being drowned out by some fool somewhere in America that whose links and everything
will look like they could be coming from a legitimate place, but they're just
some fringe place that the media loves to magnify. And that's where we are.
It's a battle to the bottom, and it's ugly. And I read
recently some of the Federalist papers, which were the arguments put out by Madison
and others to be printed in newspapers to encourage the states to pass the Constitution.
And if we could take the seven or eight key persons, the brilliance
of the Constitution and transport them to twenty twenty three. In this presidential race.
What would Madison and Adams and Jefferson, Washington, Rutherford, Franklin,
what would they say about the status of American politics today? Well, first
of all, they'd all be canceled, right, because either they play problems,
or they punch somebody, or they were messing around. And journalists,
instead of doing the rigorous work of getting into ideas and forcing a debate,
would cover Peckett Billows because it's easier for us to do. And that's the
truth. Okay, we're covering these attacks on Trump legally warranted or not,
the attacks on Biden legally warranted or not, because it's easier than talking about
immigration and what needs to happen. That's why. And unless you have kids
in cages or dead people at the board, or violence, we don't go
near it. Now. What would they say, I'll tell you what they'd
say, unanimously, okay. And it's in the Federalist papers. It was
in Washington's farewell addressed stay away from parties. They're not in the Constitution,
they're not creatures of law. Nineteen seventy six Supreme Court opinion, solidified this
and said they are only creatures of addition, they don't dictate anything, and
we've allowed them to co op the system. And every founding father agreed,
how do we get out? When I watched the news, which I love
doing, you love doing it, it's in my DNA, it's all Trump
all the time. And I don't know. Over the next fifteen months,
there'll be more reasons to cover Trump than there was before because there's going to
be trials and there's going to be depositions that Jean Carroll lawsuits going to proceed.
I guess around on the date of the Iowa CAUCUSUS, I look at
the ninety one counts. This is Republicans who speak with me, and they
call Trump is being indicted by the Democrats, namely Joe Biden and Washington,
DC, and now also in Atlanta, Fulton County in New York with Braggs
and Willis that the Democrats are indicting the guy who they think is going to
win the presidency to get him out and to make more electable. From my
perspective, he's more likely to be the Republican nominee now than he was three
months ago, and he's more likely not to be able to win the general
election in November seventh of next year than he ever has been because the occasional
independent voter. I'm broadcasting from Kenwood in Cincinnati, Ohio. Suburbs are all
over the place around me, and I can't conceive of those suburbanites actually voting
for Donald Trump unless we're in some sort of a depression. I can't imagine
that. I pray to God we're not. And so can you tell the
American people that this is not Democrats wanting to win and dieting Donald Trump for
political purposes? Yeah? Because I believe that it's an unfair indictment of our
justice system. And the sad thing is that the Republicans used to be the
ones who were rigorously supporting the institutions, and the Democrats were messing with the
big brother and watch for the man, and you know, the big government
coming after everybody. And now it's slipped. And what I don't like about
why it's slipped is it's only an article of convenience for Trump. Bill Barr
was the best ag ever when he was helping him. Now he comes out
and says the idea that free speech is a defense to these charges. Is
absurd, that Trump was unfit, that Trump obviously looks for unlawful ways to
get what he wants. Now, Build Bar's a rhino. Now Bill Barr's
a bad guy. You see what I'm saying. It's not about the fact,
you know, Christopher Ray, everybody loved him when you picked him.
Now he's a Democrat plant in an article of the deep state. Please,
absurd. But this is what we open ourselves up to when it's a battle
to the bottom, and it's binary. Jets fans think they're going to make
it to the super Bowl. Jets fans thought they were going to beat the
Patriots and Brady and they were wrong, and it was stupid to believe it.
But that's what you do when you're about fealty to a team or a
side, and it's killing us, Bill, it's killing us. Well,
lastly, I don't know a way out. I wish there was. I
wish we had Ronald Reagan debating Barack Hussain Obama. I wish the two of
them could be comef I want to hear Reagan against Obama with ideas, how
do we solve one, two, three, four five? The issues won't
matter to the Democrat Republican Party, or to the media everywhere I look.
The average American who lives in Boone County, for example, once to say
what about me, and they're turning off to the media. Is there any
way out of a Trump versus Biden situation? And about is there any way
out of that to have real debates? These are separate propositions. Okay,
right now we're looking at Trump Biden. Probably I could easily see either of
them dropping out. Why Biden health concerns a million different reasons, protecting his
son and their real questions there whether it really wants it, I don't know
Trump because the more rational Republican gets, the more they have to see.
But this is just too much. And even if he were to be their
nominee, even if he were to win, his entire tenure is going to
be completely distracted by these illegal proceedings, and you could argue it's irresponsible for
him to even continue. However, here's the hope, Bill Cunningham. You
and I are having a conversation that people would not expect us to have.
They wouldn't expect for me to have the kind of respect and affection that I
have for you. Love having you on the show, love being on with
you. Oh but don't you guys believe different things. This is all nonsense.
I'll tell you what I believe about Bill Cunningham. He's smart, he
cares about his country, and he's been good to me. We have to
get back to that. That's the hope. You and I live in the
best country in the history of the world, and it is filled with nothing
but potential and the best human beings that are able to overcome anything by being
together. That's what America's secret sauce has always been. And the majority of
this country is declaring itself as independent. That not a majority of plurality,
forty plus percent. It's growing. The parties are going to die, and
we're going to get back to picking the best people who don't get to hide
from what matters, and you don't get to say I can't talk about her
or him they're in my party. But the other side is worse. We're
going to get away from it because it's not how we live the rest of
our lives. And things are changing and people want reasonable and rational and they
want action on their behalf, not just a blaming contest to the bottom.
Yes, let's see what happens. And I don't know if you know about
Oliver Anthony's song rich Men North of Richmond, But if you have a chance
to listen to that song by Oliver Anthony, former songwriter from Virginia, it's
the number one on iTunes, and that describes politically what's happened in Middle America.
Rich Man north of Richmond. Take a look at that, Chris,
I gotta tell you, I love the song. I can't find the guy.
Well, he doesn't want to give interview. Nope, he doesn't want
to give interviews. In fact, I he was offered eight to ten million
dollars to do a tour do things. He's a little bit different. He
doesn't want to do it. And I'm thinking, we need him, this
guy, we need it, and I've put out words and y'all know you
have and uh, at some point I hope he surfaces and actually does interviews
and explain because that is the anthem of the forgotten American, right there.
That's all. And look, I gotta tell you the anthem. Looking you
know, he is being unfairly, in my opinion, depicted as the all
Look, here's the white man's ansty no, please, No white man,
brown man, Asian man, women. They're all kinds of people desperate for
better and more in this country, and we don't even talk about what matters
to them. Inflation is only blame Biden or oh no, Biden fixed it
either way. Nobody's talking about the ideas to help with the fact that we're
going to be short seven hundred thousand construction workers that we have to pull from
Taiwan to build the chips and the chip factory that we just put in America.
Come on, the trades are dying in favor of college costs that are
ridunculous. Nobody talks about these things. Why because they don't have to bill
Because they don't have to. We have to make them talk about these things
in a way where they never mentioned the other side. You tell me how
you're going to make it better. I don't want to hear about why it's
worse. Chris Cuomo, News Nation. Thank you very much. Let's keep
the lines at communication open. Thank you, Chris. I am always a
call away for you. I'm a little shy about having you on the show
because I don't like having better looking people on SHO agree with that. Thank
you. Very much. Thank you. Chris blushing here all right, let's
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the lady in a front row where you usually sit. I think those are
the seats where Roger Federer made eyes at the first lady and you got mad.
I told Roger, gets your eyes off my wife, concentrate on the
match, big boy. And the lady sitting right there in a front row
and seat one sissy I think one a couple of rows back. The lady
behind her goes points to her over. They said, she's the one that's
buzzing. She's buzzing, she's buzzing in and it's and Sissy Pass is a
little bit perturbed. Who lost them? And the umpire says, get out
there and play big boy. The heck with this buzzing. It's not it's
not doing yeah like a bee. I don't know. But if you do
that, you're a goofball. Well maybe she's a beekeeper. Maybe she identifies
as a bee. That guy, I tell you one thing, you gotta
give Sissy pass credit. He's got good hearing. I was told there's some
students at Mason High schools identify as cats and they use kitty litter. What
that's all I've been told. I don't know if it's sure or not.
But if I identify as the six foot ten inch Chinese female, if you
were an animal, what would you I'd be identified as. I'd be a
loyal dog. I'd like to be a dog, yeah, not a cat.
I don't care much for cats. I think i'd sit around and be
like Fritz well hippo because they don't they don't take no golf off, but
nobody. They fight crocodiles and everything else. When you're five thousand pounds or
you're the world heavyweight champion, I'd like to be a dog, though I
could jump on people's laps and everything, kind of like Joe Biden, who
invites little girls to sit on his laps, who can smell their smell their
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Toronto Blue Jays tonight five Sports Talk, Ralphs, American Grill, Insight,
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some time with Tracy Jones last night listening to him and Marty Yeah talk about
how many times the Red Legs have gone to the Left coast, Yeah,
for a big ten games series and come back beat and bloodied and bowed.
Yep. They got three games against the Birds and then they go out west
for ten right, then we're gonna know. And then they come back and
play four games in three days against the Cubbies. Well, they're two back
of the Brewers, and the Brewers just got swept by the Dodgers. Now
the Brewers are in Texas tonight to face the Rangers, and all they do
is hit home runs? Didn't the Reds earlier this year sweep the Rangers?
Believe so. And it's the Jay's first visit to Cincinnati since twenty fourteen.
They're third in the Al East. It's sixty seven and fifty five, seven
and a half down to Baltimore. Of course, they have vlad the Terrible
Junior Vladimir Guerrero Junior, eighteen homers, seventy two RBIs. How about bo
Bishett second in the American League with a three twenty one batting average on the
way, Blue Jays are pretty good. And here, of course tonight is
let's see the Reds players are. Where those Nike City Connect uniforms? Yacht
rock review ya post and a postgame concert after the game yacht rock review.
That's a band yacht review never heard of. I think they perform on a
boat. And then you got fireworks on Friday after the game Tomorrow night.
Oh how about this? Jonathan India is not playing, but they're giving away
a bobblehead tomorrow. That's normally happening, by the way, And then Sunday
you got the kids a sticker sheet. And then also Sunday at the Big
Paul Park. What about Hunter Green. It's Dayton Day, Dayton Day,
Jim City on Sunday against the Jays, and that's when Hunter Green returns.
You better return. That's amen to that. All I'm telling you is it's
now time. It is time, right now for a Hunter Green to earn
that fifty five million dollars and equit the bus. He's been out for more
than two months, right, he's twenty three years old, for God's sake.
Well, then you get out there and pitch. Well, you also
got to give it up to Nicolodolo about him. I think he's gonna be
back next week. Got a bad leg. Well, got three against Toronto,
win two out of three, right, then go five and five?
Angels d backs Jats Horse by then who knows, well, I mean Angels.
That hurricane's gonna hit southern California. What about that deal? I don't
know. It's gonna be rain City when the Reds go out there. That
Angels are done and the Snakes have not been very good recently, and the
Giant answers should not be, but they always are. And then they come
back cubs for after an off day they got I think they got a day
night doublehead or Friday, the first set September. First first game is won.
Then the Cubbies come to town. Fo I tell you talk about it.
I think Seattle comes here, they do. I'm thinking about what Tracy
Jones said, the great number twenty nine. How many times have the Reds
gone west for like ten games can come back broken? Bloody? How many
times it happens all the time? Correct? So this is the ten games
will decide now. I don't know about the Hurricanes supposed to be there.
Oh, I don't know. Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. That's
one. That's one of the hell continues. Who was that guy? I
don't know. I think his last name is Brennan Man. Oh, okay,
not sure, So I don't know. I mean it'll be interesting,
Willie. But like I said, the Rangers are on their trip now,
so you know, we all got to go through it and see what's by
the Dodgers. Now to the Ranchers, right, and they're really good,
right, and they just got rid of their hammer. Their hammer just won
eight innings and correct loses one to nothing. Corbyn burns last night, Burns,
he got burned. But this is it. It's right there right,
Adolo, Green, Williamson, Ashcraft and Abbott. Get those five guys bad
bad. I mean those five guys aren't twenty five and none of them are
twenty five years older. No, I don't think so. I'll tell you
what, with the last month of the season, if that group stays the
way it is, they'll win the division. They got a play because they've
got that with those five guys pitching, and if the hitting, the hitting
stays north, they'll be okay. Well, the hitting has been episodic at
best. Gotta get it going, Gotta get it going on a consistent baby,
and make it make it to the push to the playoffs. Jeff Brantley
has a headache, So I don't know what's to be hungry again. But
after two o'clock today we have Julie Gunlock, who's a mother of three boys,
teenage boys, who say that too many women are feminizing. They're boys
taking him Go see Barbie? Have you seen Barbie? No? Are you
gonna see Barbie? No? For you, Taylor Swift, he didn't answer
my question. I'm not gonna go, okay. I was gonna say,
if you, if you go, the entire world would collapse was my mail
card. I'd be done. Does Penny want to see it? No?
Okay, I don't know anybody, but I guess it's the most popular fillion
bucks. Too. Many women say, if I don't take my teenage boy
to go see Barbie, hell might look like Ken. Well you're supposed to
look like Ken. Correct. I haven't seen it, but is Ken?
Where did that come from? Well? Women have to have some reason to
urinate people off, and they do it to raise money, and they keep
themselves relevant and they're miserable lives correct, And I mean it's like pollution.
I'm are you in favor against pollution? Against? I'm against it too.
So the EPA has done a great job with pollution and this mess climate change,
and then they ought to resign and say, look, we've served our
function right and right now we don't have pollution. Correct, it doesn't exist,
So let's go home. We're done. Think they'll do that, Well,
no, no, because you're gonna get electric cars, and how we
want to get around with no electric stations? On? How about when the
hurricane hits in California in Florida and everyone lines up and there's no power grow,
then all the vegetables are wiped out and everything else. You probably probably
to buy an Apple acrost you fifteen dollars. Drives me crazy, And for
me that's a short trip anymore, that's for sure. I've been down that
road many of times. Rich Man, North of Richmond. That's why I
want to talk about now. I thought your interview with the dynamic duo of
the of Defense went very well, the Magic Man Merlin and Scottie crosswell.
And you look look at the facts of that case. It should never have
been filed by the City of since I don't think so. I mean the
way it was, it was like stupid. Always say, get me out
of the Studge Report. Julie Gunlock's coming up next about how mothers should raise
their sons, and what about Megan Rapino and what about uniting women and men's
sports under one umbrella, which means the elimination of female sports. Know your
role and about your mouth. I got a headache, now let's listen to
that. I gotta cluster Migraine, all right, get me out of the
Studge Report, please well, be an honor of a beautiful day here at
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Each we leave you with the immortal words of the stud Report. All this
should be with you, Bill, see you later. That's Mike Dwine giving
me an old brush off. Right. There are you two back on the
track. We're back together as one. Although I'm owed certain item from fran
the first Lady of Ohio, and she's not delivered yet at Cherry Paw.
I think they had to come down here and deliver it to us. We're
hungry. Well again, I keep mentioning to him, but nothing that cherry
pie never hits the road. A lot of talk. I want to I
want to see some walking, not talking. Let's continue four. Well,
the Governor just sent me a message. Oh there we go. That's quick.
All I'm gonna say him, I'll say yes. That's all I'm going
to say is yes, there you go. See. Thank you, Governor,
thank you, thank you for listening too. And friends says, why
you're making a bet that I have to pay off. That's a good point.
Oh, have the governor make the pie? Well he does. I
don't want I want Franz pie. Okay, I want frands Cherry. She
can kind of oversee things. Yes. On seven hundred WLW. Sometimes you
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like a mother. She has children, she lives a normal life.
She's brilliant when it comes to writing about feminist issues from a conservative libertarian perspective.
Joe A. Gunlock, Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Julie, let's get started. Where I sent you an interview which is representative
of current feminine feminism and progressivism. And the headline is feminist fear and loathing
of their own sons. And there is this is off the Huffington Post,
and I monitor these websites so you don't have to. And this feminist said
quote, I took my fifteen year old son to see Barbie because I'm afraid
you could become Ken. And I read this column. I thought this can't
be true. But then I searched around other issues around feminism liberalism, and
the answer is yes. The author who's our fifty one year old mother of
a fifteen year old son. It's full of virtual virtue signaling about her compassionate
activism, trump hating moral superiority, etc. And so there's a movement,
especially among feminist women, unlike yourself, to have a son that you're going
to fear he's going to become Ken in the Barbie movie or fear he may
have a patriarchal attitude toward women, and fear he won't be a quote male
feminist. You have male sons, and you identify currently as a mother and
a woman, and hopefully you will not identify as anything other than that.
So when you read this kind of stuff, what comes to your mind?
What comes to my mind is fear for this woman's son. And how disgusting
it is that there are women out there, There are mothers out there that
exist out there that think this way about their own children. And frankly,
I view this as a part as they form of psychological and emotional abuse.
This woman should not be a mother. And you know, you talk about,
you know, how is this just a one off? You know,
but you are absolutely right though you did the research, and you know this
is common. This is a common belief among feminists, and actually, you
know, we say among seminists. It has become mainstream. We talk about
and the mainstream media and talk show hosts like those Hideous Women on the View
and other outlets talk about this concept of toxic masculinity. And you know what
they're talking about, Philly, is normal male behaviors. Men who are not
you know men who are who are behaving like men do not overly emotional,
not overly sort of sharing, right, but have a sense of wanting to
protect other people, wanting to stick up for other people, wanting to rush
in and save the day. These are very normal things. And when we're
talking about younger kids, little boys tend to wiggle more, they need to
move around more when they're on the playground. Everything's a sword, right,
and everything's a weapon, and you're always in battle and you want to save
the jail. These are, yes, these are very very normal behaviors among
boys. And now the American psychological associations in these children psychological associations are calling
these things toxic and a problem. It is vicious to do this to young
boys. And you know what we have. Let's look at the outcomes for
boys in this country. More boys are going to jails than girls, more
boys are becoming drug addicts than girls. Fewer boys are graduating from high school.
Well, fewer boys are going to college, Fewer boys are taking executive
positions in business. But you know what the narrative out there in the media
is is that you know, women are still downtrodden, that they are still
victims of the patriarchy. You have all these stem programs and science programs that
leave boys out. No, no, no, they're only for girls.
So, as the mother of three children at three boys rather, I worry
about this, and that feminist who wrote that article has no business being a
mother, and someone should swoop it. So well, they're in trouble because
boys and girls were equal, but we're different in each gender. There's some
boys who act like most girls, and there's some girls that act like most
boys. But the great bulk of boys want to fight, they want to
argue, they want to be aggressive. I want to protect my wife.
I want to protect my family. I get to get my hut. I
gotta get my hut protected. I have doors, and I have windows,
and I have locks, and I have ring and I have weapons, and
I want to protect my family. And are some women like that? But
most women are like some men, and most men are like some women.
Sometimes they reverse themselves. But when we tell a boy something is wrong with
you, that your penis is a weapon, that you live in a white
patriarchal society, that somehow you are wrong, and because a woman has different
genitalia, they're right. You're wrong, know your role and shut your mouth.
Play this out over the next twenty years, because when you think about
colleges and universities especially, I can't imagine that Julie Gunlock can go to Virginia
Tech or can go to a University of Maryland and speak from a conservative viewpoint
about husbands and sons and marriage and raising kids properly, and faith and religion.
You can't do that. In fact, you'll be booting. You can't
And explain why you can't do that to today's eighteen, nineteen twenty year old
girl woman. Well, well, first of all, and I do want
to address up, but I want to back up for one second and bring
up the case of Daniel Penny, who is a twenty four year old former
marine who got on a New York subway with an insane, drugged up criminal
named Jordan Neely. He restrained that Jordan Neely, who was threatening passengers and
claiming he was going to kill them, and he restrained him. Jordan Neely
died, subsequently died. And what did the New York prosecutor doing. They're
prosecuting Daniel Penny, who came to the rescue of all of those subway passengers
and who actually said we were in fear for our life. This guy was
gonna kill us. So you have got not only a culture of anti male
that pushes an anti male narrative, you have prosecutors in this country that are
prosecuting men for doing what is normal. As you mentioned, I want to
protect my wife, right. Men often want to protect those they love,
and women should be grateful for this. But now I will tell you there
is one thing where women are definitely becoming the victims of the patriarchy, and
that is in the transgender movements. Men are increasingly coming into our spaces,
locker rooms, bathrooms. They're competing with us in sports. He's absolutely absurd.
In weightlifting, a male walked on stage. He beat every female weightlifter
because he is a biological meal that transitioned after he'd gone fully through pure He's
like a forty four year old man. He just trotted up there and break
every female's record, and everybody is well, everybody in the mainstream media is
applauding him. Starts clear living in a in a clown world at this point.
But as far as me going to a college campus, you know,
you look at and talking about these issues and applauding men for having these very
natural instincts to protect people, to fight, to stick up for what they
believe. Oh gosh, that's that's not allowed. It's it's far preferred that
you sound like that lunatic feminist who says she's afraid of her own son and
is taking him to the Barbie movie to sort of teach him. I don't
know feminism. That is a far at least at the university level. That's
a far pervert, uh for for narrative, and we wonder why men are
struggling to film in this culture, Why men are downtrodden, Why men are
down? Why? Why? Why men have I have fewer opportunities out there.
This is the real result of that kind of narrative. You are hurting
men with this message, and again you are now prosecuting men who do what
here TWOFO was normal, normal male behavior. Imagine an eighteen nineteen twenty year
old college co edit Penn State or University of Cincinnati. Oh, I've state
to UCLA that announces to her sorority sisters. You know, I'm looking for
a guy. I want to get married, I want to have children,
I want to be a homemaker. Now that was the normal approach thirty forty
years ago. But now how would that co ed be treated? You know,
it's really sad because we do live in an age where women have more
and more choices than ever before. I feel very blessed because I work,
but I also I work at a virtual in a virtual office. I've been
home with my children since the day they were born, and I chose that,
and I didn't work as much when they were younger, and as they've
gotten older, I've been ramping up my work. Although Billy, I have
to say, you know, I've got six I've got you know, teenagers
now, and boy, I think they need me. They need me more.
They certainly need me to fill the fridge and clean the house a little
bit more. But but I will, you know, I will sell you.
I've had those choices, and we live in wonderful times. But the
grievance culture that feminists promote is that women don't have choices, that women are
forced to do certain things, that women are forced to to make, choices
that they won't don't want to make. And that's really sad because women have
come such a long way in this country. They're really are not ruled by
some sort of sort of make believe patriarchy anymore. In fact, I think
women do have in some cases more power than men in terms of choices that
they want to make for their lives. And we can't celebrate that. You're
not allowed to celebrate that because the grievance culture is very lucrative, and feminist
organizations make a lot of money, just the same as climate ties, the
same as everything, the same with BLM. Right, as long as you
you know, you can't say, oh, you know, the relations to
leave backs and wife in this country or people, you can't ever say,
oh, look things have gone well, because like, how will Kendy ever
make money? He won't, He won't sell any books. If you know
you've got you've got to keep pushing the grievances in order to make money.
And so we see this not just in feminism, we see it in race
relations. We see an inclinement change in almost every societal problem in this country.
You've got organizations and individuals that make so much money also continuing to tell
the American public that America is terrible, that people are terrible, that people
are stupid, that people are awful, people are racist, or sexists,
you name it. So it's always money, and a lot of this comes
back down to money. It's money because you have to keep your constituency fired
up and angry about something. You can't say in the environmental movement that you
know, there was a hurricane that struck California and Arizona about eighty five years
ago. You can't say the hottest temperatures we've ever had was in the nineteen
thirties during the dust Bowl. You have to get people fired up and angry
at each other, and if you don't do that, then something is wrong.
And all of us are against pollution. I'm against pollution. We live
in the cleanest American environment we've had for the past one hundred years, and
every year we have fewer zero two emissions in the year before, only industrialized
country doing that. I'm not in favor of pollution. Nobody is, and
we largely solved that problem. The EPA cannot say, you know, we
need to go out of business because the essential function we had was a clean
up. We can't. In fact, we have done large The more success
we have, we have to get more money, hire more people, and
find more reasons to exist. That's the environmental movement. Yes, and also
look at these state agencies and federal agencies. Look at the wildfires in California,
look at what happened in now we look at the wildfires in Canada.
Most of that was caused by that land management. Because the state agencies are
run by lunatic environmentalists who say, you know, we shouldn't in any way
cut back brush. Everything should be natural, and then these things become tinder
boxes. And then when there is a wildfire, then they say it's kind
of change. So see, they they they create the very it's very very
it's very much a Democrat thing. Right. They create a problem and then
they say we need more money to solve it. I mean, let's look
at what happened to the schools and COVID. Right, they close the schools.
Now we have all these suffering kids, and now Randy Einarten's out there
saying, well, I need more money to solve it. And it's such
a classic Democrat thing where they create a problem, they spoke the problem with
this grievance narrative, and then they say I need the taxpayers to bail me
out of this problem. Classic democract i had a debate with an educator about
a week ago at a soccer game. Need more money for education. The
more money spent, the worst results we obtain. And when you're a third
grader and can't read, the key to unlock every aspect of education is destroy
And if you're nine ten years old and you're broken because of the family life
you did not have in the society in which you live, in the culture
the cues that are important and that is not it is very, very difficult
if you're broken by the time you're eight, nine, ten years old,
to put everything back together again. It does happen. It does happen.
But if you cannot read, if you don't thirst for education, if you
look at the worst debaucherous, drug infused behavior in urban areas, if you
look at dysfunctional schools, you have no functional role models and no fathers in
your life. If you're a male, the odds of you putting everything together
when you're twenty years old is almost non existent. And then when that doesn't
occur, because the problems are caused by liberal democratic policies that rewards failure and
punishes success, you've got to look back and say, we need more money.
In Cincinnati where I live, it's twenty five thousand dollars per kid per
year. You live in the Washington, DC area, and that's like thirty
five thousand dollars per year per student. And most of them cannot read.
And if you can't read, you can't function. You're absolutely right. And
on top of it, we are deploying, you know, critical race theory
CRT into these schools, telling young black men that you know, in the
in the in the words of the idiot person on the view, and her
name is Faithy right now, Ny has thank you, Sonny Haughsen, telling
you know, someone like Tim Scott that if you if you make it in
this country as a black man, you're the exception. What an absolutely evil
thing to say to a young black man, Absolutely evil. So you're absolutely
right. We have got these schools that are not teaching kids, that are
pushing them through a system. They cannot read, they cannot do simple maths.
And then on top of it, we tell them that they have no
hope in this country, a country that has yes, yes we still have
challenges, but we have hope. But we have and we and we work
to better ourselves every single day. So it truly is ball, but again
classic Democrats, classic liberal behavior. I would encourage the American people IWF dot
org, Independent Women's Form dot org. Julie Gunlock, great stuff. There
dozens of authors in every aspect of American life. Once again, Julie Gunlock,
thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Julie,
always love it. Thank you, God bless you. All right,
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Pat. I think he'll be okay. Well, I don't want to
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one they ought to know these by heart. Number one is Kelly's Island.
Number four I don't know. No. Number four is Deer Creek State Park.
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are three or four? Wait a minute, we go ahead on skinny dipping.
Be respectful and have discretion. Try not to traumatize small children. Number
two. Don't forget bug spray. Number three, that's for sure, or
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of leeches. Oh. Five ouch, make sure your friends are comfortable with
your nudity. Six I wouldn't be keep you keep your eyes on people's faces.
Do not look south. Yeah, but you got those California chip mirrored
glasses you wear when you go to the beach. I hear no photos,
yeah right, no reason to show shortcoming. Well lastly or something else.
It's not a big deal. Get over yourself and I have fun. Remember,
not even swimsuit models look that good naked. Well, remember we went
to the one down there at what is that the East Miami River Road that
we did the show down there one day, right, well, and then
after a while forced to do Yeah. You you forced me to go with
you, and after a while we felt kind of weird not being naked.
Well. Number ten is Grand Lake Saint Mary's skinny Dipping. Yeah, but
there are some tips and rules right here are the rules. Now, who
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dip. Maybe that's where Rocky is this afternoon. Be respectful and have discretion,
and don't look south. Don't forget the bug spray. Be aware of
leeches. Oh ouch, keep your take your eyes parallel out of the ground.
Don't look south Bingo all right segment, Get me out of the students
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You can think about it, but don't do it. And Dale Donovan
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Even if Roger Staubach was still the quarterback of Percell in his prime, deer
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The Army Rangers one hundred and fifty first Battalion from the Great State of Indiana.
They have an event going on in and around Connorsville in the end of
the home of Sean Compton and Dwayne Robinson. First of all, welcome to
the Bill Cunningham Show. It's happening this Saturday starting about two PM. Tell
the American people what is the event and where will it be they it's a
great honor to get this word out to all veterans. Thank The event's going
to be around two o'clock this Saturday, the nineteenth of August. We've opened
it. We're going to celebrate the Indiana Rangers, d Company Harms fifty first
Rangers. They, as it turned up, are the most decorated unit in
Vietnam. The years they were there was sixty eight sixty nine. This year,
we want to bring all veterans in to help us celebrate all veterans will
be honored this time. It's an opportunity for the veterans past and present to
get together enjoy each other's camaraderie. And I've always said it takes two things
to make a successful concert. You have to have the artists and you have
to have the audience. In the military, we say it takes two things.
It takes the patriotic military guy, the individual that goes out does the
service. It also patriots at home to support the military. Those two things,
two ingredients is what makes a wonderful, strong US military. And we
want to celebrate everything they have done. This coming Saturday afternoon. We do
have some entertainment. We have let's see, we call them the American bomb
shells. That's what they call themselves. I call it to a Bob Hope
show. These yeah, be quite interesting those who can remember the Bob Hope
type shows. These lay the addressed in the early military long dresses. They'll
be performing. They'll be doing, of course, all patriotic songs, okay,
are from throughouting Services of America. But we are honored to have them
at our place this Saturday evening around six six s thirty in the evening.
That'll be now Duyne Robinson. Where in and around Connorsville, Indiana, this
Saturday, beginning about two pm until whenever at night? Where is the event
taking place to honor and you. You're inviting everyone to come within the sound
of my voice, which is most of the American people. Where is the
event this Saturday? This event will be at Robinson's Whitewater River Campground. The
address sixteen eighteen State Road one two one. That's in Tarnersville, Indianna.
Our website I can direct people toward. Is there a contact point? Yes,
they can call seven six five seven six five two six five two six
five four two five one. They can also go to the Facebook page Robinson's
Whitewater River Campground. They get a lot of infortens in there. What's going
on? And once again this coming Saturday. The phone number is seven six
five two six five four two five one or the Facebook and what's the Facebook
locator. It'll be Robinson's Whitewater River camp Ground. That's it. Starting at
ten. By the way, the weather is going to be great. The
weather it's been a little iffy the last air two but the wather's going to
be great. Well, Dwayne Robinson, we gotta go. I want to
get the word out the Indiana Army one hundred and fifty first going to be
honor in fact, all veterans and Dwayne Robinson of indian I wish you nothing
but the best and give my best all the great Americans living in the Hoosier
State. Thank you, Dwayne. Ben We'll appreciate everything you do in supporting
it. God, Let's have a great God bless you. Thank you very
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Weather News Radio seven hundred WLW Sinson racing for Hurricane Hillary. This is a
three o'clock report. I'm mat Reese breaking now looming hit by mother Nature on
a part of the country that never receives the kind of downpours that are headed
their way. The southwest California preparing for Hillary. Now a Category four storm.
Coachella Valley, Palm Springs under a tropical storm watch. This is the
kind of stuff you see in Florida. Shane Reichert is with Riverside County Emergency
Managers. Preparedness is key. What we want is people to be able to
sustain themselves so that if they are without power, if they're not able to
get to the grocery store, if the roads are impassable, they've got things
like they keep their gas