Now I Builly Cunningham the Great American of course this weekend beginning tonight with the
Brew crew in town for four and even though the Reds lost last night,
as you may know, the first placed team Milwaukee lost also at Toronto,
and so they're flying in late. The Reds are flying in late. Everyone's
flying in late, and so at this point it's a full steam ahead.
And one of the things happening tonight will be the Zach Brown Band. And
you might note the first pitch is about five ten, and we're gonna begin
coverage about four ten, quite early, so at five ten to give the
Zach Brown Band plenty of time on the other side and things of that character.
Plus Saturday, Sunday, Monday to the Dodgers in town for three.
One might say the next seven games that my ball parked the Great American will
largely determine exactly how good or how bad the Reds are for the first a
half of the season, because at this point they've got to perform at a
high level. So let's continue with more. As you may know, Maheck
Cook was born in India but made in Ohio. She's with Ohio Ons for
prosperity. Fortunately, she's an attorney and a great American. Maheck Cook,
welcome, I think for the first time to the Bill Cunningham Show and Maheck.
First of all, let's deal with winners and losers. Last night,
I'm one of those weird guys watching c SPAN. About eleven PM the deal
came down. The final vote was sixty three yea and thirty six nay.
Who are the winners and losers on the deal? Deal with Joe Biden and
the Speaker McCarthy. That's a great question, Bell. That was such an
imperfect deal, and I think at the end of the day, the American
people lost. I'm always asked about what success and failure was. Well,
you have to ask compared to what compared to balancing a budget and restructuring it
that idea, Well, then it's a failure. But compared to Biden straight
that increase, it's definitely a success. We live in this reality today and
we have to acknowledge it. Biden as President, Chuck Schumer as the leader
of the Senate, and this is where we are. So if we want
to win, we have to win the White House in twenty twenty four.
We need fiscal conservative responsibility. And the only way we're going to get there
as if Republicans come together, unify, and get a strong candidate to run
for the president of the United States. And you know what happened last night
is the so called budget savings over the next ten years is about nine cents
on a dollar. It's less than ten percent of the projected budget deficit.
One of the things I've been preaching is that the two things that will kill
the American people is number one, what's happening on the southern boarder, bringing
in that literally tens of millions of individuals illegally. And secondly, is a
budget debt accumulating to over forty trillion dollars by the end of this decade.
So in the next seven years, we're going to put on another one and
a half to two trillion dollars every year, which is unspeakable. And so
how do you sell the idea to working stiffs and working class Americans who actually
vote and have families and care about the future of this country that Americans are
going to owe something in the range of three hundred thousand dollars per taxpayer come
twenty twenty nine. And yet when I watched all the coverage last night and
this morning on the talk shows. This was a great success. Well,
McCarthy got a few things, and Buying got a few things, But the
American people are stuck with a bill of three hundred thousand dollars per taxpayer,
which is absurd. And so is this a success when only nine cents on
the dollar has been saved. It's not a success. We're bothering two million
dollars every minute, and we have to reduce spending that we basically take a
very small step, but it fails to provide the American people respite. It's
a missed opportunity for security in America and the well being and what you're seeing
today's complacency from congred We have a fiscal instanity that's happening, and all we
got was a short term fix. Americans are looking at their pocketbooks. Were
hurting because of the Inflation Reduction Act. We're hurting because of inflation. We're
hurting because Joe Biden's broken policies. So I do believe that we're going to
come together to make sure that we have a strong presidential nominee. And we
have to ask Bill, how did we get your needless wars. Look at
a ruck. We spent seven hundred and eighty seven billion dollars inefficient bureaucracy.
And I've talked about the Government Accountability Office so many times. They publish a
report every four years and they tell you the highest risk list, these programs
that are government created that are vulnerable to broad weights and abuse. What are
we doing here? We need broad reform. Let's get rid of programs that
are hurting the American people. And I hold Congress accountable, both Republicans and
Democrats today. Well, actually, under Donald Trump, the defersit increased,
the debt increased by about seven trillion dollars under Donald Trump. It's going to
increase about another seven trillion dollars under Joe Biden. And at some point that
brinting presses out of ink. And what that happens Americans in one hell of
a position? Page two on this issue is, of course, what's happening
in Los Angeles on June the sixteenth. The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence are a
gay rights activist group that dress up in whiteface and they perform sex acts on
crosses. They also run around throwing perceived holy water on individuals and making a
fool of themselves. It's making an offensive mockery of the Catholic faith. In
Christianity, there's about four million Christians who live in Los Angeles County and maheck
I took a look at the actual policy of the Los Angeles Dodgers when it
comes to inviting groups, and it says the following it it's a clear violation
of the Los Angeles Los Angeles Daughter Discrimination policy stating that any conduct or attire
at the ballpark that is deemed to be indecent or prejudicial against any particular group
or religion is not tolerated. So, once again the Dodgers have said,
and their official statement that any group conduct or attire at the ballparks of Ezravine
that is deemed to be indecent or prejudicial against any particular group or religion is
not tolerated. How do the sisters a perpetual indulgence who do lap dances on
crosses? How is that not indecent? Well, Bill, there's only two
groups in America that you can get away with saying anything without consequence. That's
Black Conservatives and Christians. This is literally file diabolical anti Christian mocks Christians openly.
It's a group of men that dressed as drag queen and they're trying to
become versions of Catholic nuns. This is a hate group. This isn't about
free speech. They constantly mocked women Christianity. They should not be involved in
anything that's supposed to bring people together. And all these statements, whether it's
the LA Dodgers or other groups companies, I'm tired of these statements. They're
just lip service if they slap in the face to the American people. This
is a last thing we want to see it a ballgame when we're bringing our
families together. Well, the other thing, one of the archbishops in California
got ahold of the Dodgers about opening a dialogue to discuss this, and the
Dodgers have said that they will not discuss it. And in fact, Catholic
Vote sent the Dodgers an email asking for a phone call or a meeting in
part because they announced they were listening to all sides. So the Dodgers have
said we're listening to all sides, and they have said they will not meet
with any Christian or Catholic group to discuss this. And June sixteenth. Can
you imagine if there was a right wing white supremacist group who maybe represented the
ku Klux Klan, who wanted to march around Chevez ravine and black face,
and then the Dodgers, to make up for it two weeks later, would
invite the UNBACP for having a night of its own. You can't do one
thing and then say, well, we're going to do this other thing.
I guess Clayton Kershaw, the star pitcher for the Dodgers, has said that
they're going to do a Christian family Night sometime in August. Okay, well,
you don't do one thing and then do the other. And so what's
happening here is that you talk about black conservatives. Is there anything that can
be said in a defamatory way against Justice Clarence Thomas that somehow is critical.
Could anyone think in the Los Angeles Dodgers, who by the way, are
coming to Cincinnati to play baseball Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next week that somehow
having the sisters a perpetual indulgence, it's not offensive to Christians. To me,
it's amazing. And the mainstream media, by the way, has not
covered it. Because they're embarrassed by it. But well, what can Christians
do, if anything, to voice their concerns. I think we need to
start boycotting these institutions, these games. I don't think that a Christian family
belongs in a ballpark that is advancing hate towards any groups, including Christians.
So we have to actually step up and start saying enough is enough. I'm
seeing woke corporations going after our children. Now I'm seeing a woke group coming
after our families. I mean, this is an identity crisis in America,
and it is up to families and parents to draw a line in the stand
there. It's not going to take one person, It's going to take a
movement of many to say we are not going to watch the Dodgers regardless they
made a huge mistake, and I want to see not only an apology,
but I want to see a men That's the only way we're going to start
moving this country in the right direction, because right now, this identity crisis
is pervasive, it's in our face, it's everywhere we go. I missed
today's when I could go to a basketball game, football game, or a
Dodgers game, and it was just about sports, or when I walked into
a store like Target and it was just about shopping. I am sick and
tired of woke culture infiltrating and it's how opening in our doorstep. We have
an anti anti parent amendment, I should call it anti Americans, anti parent
amendments that it's trying to push abortion and transgender surgeries in Ohio the bill.
I don't know what the hell is going on, but we need to stop
it, discuss the issue in August. We're going to have a special election
in August, and then in November we're going to decide whether Ohio is going
to be one of the most pro abortion states in the country, which,
of course we're not going to fly. In this state. We're one of
the most pro life states. In fact, the pro life movement began right
here in Cincinnati with doctor Wilkie and his wife. But in August we're being
told that that's undemocratic. Scott Sloan has had on several speakers and guests that
have said that the Republican Party and Conservatives do not want Ohio wins to vote,
when just the opposite is the truth. This kind of up is down
left is right, that black is white, white is black? Just the
opposite. Because we're voting in August whether to make it sixty percent. Can
you tell the American people living in Ohio why sixty percent is a better or
to change the constitution as opposed to fifty percent. Well, right now,
it's fifty plus one to amend or constitution. And I think the American people
need to know that our state is under attack from special interest groups. So
this comes from minimum wage, it comes from anti parent groups that are coming
out there after our children. And if we really want to have the majority
say, then our constitution, which is a sacred document, must be sixty
percent. If you want to change the laws in our state, then I
applaud you go to the state House. That's where the business of a state
is conducted. It is not conducted in our constitution with special interest groups that
are putting millions of dollars and putting family that risk. This is not the
place for it. So the August election truly is a process that is going
to ensure democracy. You want more voters to come out, You want to
ensure that people have a say. Instead of fifty plus one, it should
be sixty percent. I think what's interesting is the higher Democrat party to change
their constitutions, they require sixty percent and the same group is against our sacred
document. It just shows you the hypocrisy in this today. Heck cook,
I look at there is a constitution that the Ohio Democratic Party has instituted to
govern their actions. So you're saying that the Ohio Democratic Party its own constitution
requires a sixty percent vote of Democrats to change it. That is correct,
and we are asking for the same number in our state constitution. Why is
there a lack of consistency? Why don't Democrats want every single voter to be
informed before they make a decision to change our constitution. This is a hypocrisy
from the left. They're coming after us. They're trying to change our culture.
They're trying to keep parents out of critical decisions for our children. And
enough is enough. This is why I'm calling on all families. This is
not about Republicans for Democrats today. When you talk about our constitution, this
is about which white This is about protecting the sanctity and sacred documents. Shouldn't
be fifty plus one. We need more votes, We need more individuals engage.
This is a way to do it, and I would note to change
the US Constitution, which has happened twenty seven times. It takes two thirds
of the House, two thirds of the Senate, and three fourths of the
states. But Ohio is out of step with changing its constitution. It needs
to be in step with the Ohio Democratic Party, which is sixty percent.
And lastly, I potted up the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. I don't spend
much time studying the group, but what they call themselves a charity and protests
and street performance organization that uses drag in religious imagery to call attention to sexual
intolerance. And so I would urge them to use some other awardrobe to express
in their anger about sexual intolerance. And I would say America right now is
as sexually tolerant as it's ever been. But to use imageries, imageries of
Christianity, especially sexual depictions of Jesus Christ on the cross, in order to
promote a street performance against sexual intolerance may not be the way to go.
What do you think, one hundred percent? Bill, we are the most
sexual tolerant country that I know of. I mean, we celebrate having sex
with the same sex. I've never been in another country that had pride months,
but Memorial Day we get one day to celebrate our veterance. This is
where I don't understand where this country is going. When I came to America
at age five, I was excited because we were celebrating democracy. We were
celebrating individualistic idea, freedom, freedom of speech. Today we have shifted that
from such a moral and thoughtful place where family mattered to just we're in the
gutter right now. We have an identity crisis. People don't think about their
families, they don't think about God. They've lost their world compass, and
we're celebrating filth rather than what's good, like God, good virtues, merit.
We have lost our way, Oh, no question about that. We'll
see what occurs, but I would maybe when the Reds meet the Dodgers on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, there may be some indication that the Dodgers are
on the wrong path when it comes to allowing a hate group contrary to the
dodgers own policy, to perform at Chevez Ravine on June sixteenth. Once again,
my Heck Cook born in India, Maide in Ohio, thank you again
for coming on the bill. Cunningham Show. With your permission, we'll do
it again. Thank you. I would love to God bless you. Let's
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the Boys tee it up after the Reds game tonight. If things go well,
I think at a minimum, the Reds did it win two of the
four at a maximum, of course, sweep them. You sweep the Brewers
and the Reds are in first place, go three out of four guests.
There one game out of first place where the Dodgers coming to town. Then
away we go, and big weekend in the try State. Lots of stuff
going on, including the marriage of the daughter of the fine mayor of the
city of Madeira, and I'll be attending that get together. I love going
to weddings when people get married, which is celebrated. And of course we're
waiting for the next shoe to drop when it comes to the arrest of these
individuals with the Hundy that I was stolen dropping I don't know thirty forty fifty
bullets. One report was fifty nine shots. That seems like a lot,
but nonetheless dozens and dozens of shots were fired. And every now and then
I listened to a podcast. I know you may not agree with me on
this, but I like Stephen A. Smith, have had him on a
couple of times years ago. I'm going to reach out to him and get
him on again because Stephen A. Smith ESPN commentator does speak truth to power
every now and then. He did a podcast yesterday. This is a relationship
to what's happening in Chicago every weekend, and it's happening as Cincinnati. In
fact, the rate of shots fired, that the rates of those who are
wounded are killed. Recently, it's been per one hundred thousand, much worse
than Cincinnati than Chicago. Chicago gets more coverage because it's a much larger city,
but Cincinnati typically we'll have four hundred. When Joe Dieters was able to
talk when he was the prosecutor, havevant talked to Joe's prosecutor for about six
months, But nonetheless he would often say that every summer, just keep the
lid on, waiting for the next event to drop. Because the well intended
individuals who go to these news conferences are not the problem. So what is
the problem is that, according to Stephen A. Smith, according to Jesse
Jackson, according to the Department of Justice, is generally black on black crime,
but during the ages of fifteen and thirty years old. Now in Cincinnati,
and Joe's often talked about this, it is a small, very small
minority of individuals who commit these crimes. Almost it's a statistician of sorts.
I look at the facts. There's about two hundred thousand black folks who live
in Hamlin County, two hundred thousand and say one hundred thousand or mail,
and of one hundred thousand, there's about twenty five thousand between the ages of
fifteen and thirty, twenty five thousand black mails. For during the ages of
fifteen to thirty, there's no more than five hundred of that number, maybe
as much as many as a thousand that are involved in the criminal lifestyle.
That means about twenty four thousand of twenty five thousand are not involved, which
is ninety six percent of black males black mails. I know, like the
Great Lincoln b Ware and all the others feel the same way I feel often
privately but publicly, you can't point the fickled finger of responsibility at the so
called victims. But in reality, in Cincinnati, it begins with a lack
of family structure. Is not about midnight basketball. It's not about having more
basketball courts. It's not about having more diving boards. It's not about having
a more open gym time. Because those who are engaged in those activities are
not the responsible parties nor is it Chief of Police Tige or Scottie Johnson or
mayor have to have peer of all or the others Mika owns whatever, It's
not their fault. They've lived a different lifestyle. This is a small distinct
urban culture that lacks family values or lack of family structure at all. The
educational system in which they're trapped that they had nothing to do with building,
does not educate properly to prepare that child for the high school dipluma and for
the war that lies ahead. There's no hopelessness. There's hopelessness, there's there's
no faith. In fact, there's a lack of faith, a lack of
purpose. And uh, it's not getting better, it's getting worse. For
that disting small number, well over ninety six percent of young black kids are
not involved in criminal activity in fact of the victims of it. So I'm
listening to the Stephen A. Smith's show on a podcast, and I can't
play at what he said because he uses some profanity. But to clean it
up a little bit, he said, quote one, are we going to
look at ourselves when it comes to black people being killed in the streets of
America? I got to clean this up. I don't even want to get
into what happened in Chicago, but I have no choice. According to Chicago's
ABC seven, quote, if one black person was killed by police in Chicago,
we would raise Holy hell, said Stephen A. Smith. And in
some cases they riots in the streets. Take a look at Michael Brown,
etc. And damn it. I'm not here to sit there and blame everybody
for that all the time. But I'm tired of the nonsense we've seen going
on in the streets aimed at black folks. That's not where I'm going.
What I am saying is where's the due diligence when it comes to putting a
spotlight on what are the real problems? This crap is making me angry.
It's not the first time this has happened. Is happening all year, year
after year, decade after decade. Quote where's the noise, where's the protest?
Where's mainstream media talking about that? That's what I want to know,
said Stephen A. Smith. Goes, let me tell you something, nothing
else matters. If we're dead, nothing matters. And it used quite a
bit of profanity in that. I can recall the comments of the Reverend Jesse
Jackson about ten years ago in Washington, d C. And he said that
when I hear footsteps in the night behind me and I turn around, I
pray to God, a white guy's behind me. That's Jesse Jackson. And
of course brock Husain Obama began along the same line. Why it's happening,
I'm not sure, but the great majority of black kids and black folks have
nothing to do with crime, nothing to do with gangbanging, nothing to do
with foreign weapons and robbing people and stealing cars. A great majority do not.
So when we had Joe Deeter's own quite often he would tell you if
he could take five hundred to maybe as much as a thousand off the streets
of Cincinnati through the judicial system, which is convicting them of crime and sending
them away from the black community to make it safe America, Cincinnati would be
in great shape. It used to be when Joe was in office. He
could ship cases down to the Feds, when Trump was in office or Bush
was in office, and they would indict these kids on serious offenses that carried
seven to ten years in federal prison, and they're gone out of here.
Now we have numerous judges in Hamilton County that will not sentence hardly anyone to
jail for anything, and violence is not traded the way it was for many
years, not traded seriously because of liberal Democrats in the judicial system that does
not believe that anyone should be going to prison for long periods for time that
there was a case about a week ago in which Hampley County Prosecutor's office wanted
to take a deal on a manslaughter when a black kid was murdered by another
black kid. And because the judge was a judge named Branch, and she
sends hardly anybody to jail that they were doubtful whether they could get a conviction
before her, And so it permeates the system, and it's worse in places
like Chicago. I can only imagine if Melissa Powers, who walks in the
shoes of Joe Dieters, is not elected prosecutors, she's the current prosecutor appointed.
My god, are we in trouble. It's going to be ugly.
We need law enforcement who want to arrest people for committing crime, and we
have prosecutors that want to prosecute, and we got to have judges that are
going to send to these kids out of the black community, causing great get
difficulty, and it doesn't happen. My source for that is Stephen A.
Smith, the great African American commentator of ESPN, who makes the great point
that if one time, rarely a cop makes a mistake black or white and
actually shoots and kills someone black, it's a late story on the news.
But can you identify any of the victims of crime in the black community in
Cincinnati the past year? Can you name one name? But I guarantee you
if Timothy Thomas was shot by Stephen A. Roach, those names have known
twenty years later, still right there. It's on the tip of my tongue.
Because value is had when a police officer makes a mistake or makes a
split second decision the wrong way, lots of money in that, or have
the Benjamin Crump coming to town. There'll be riots and protests and boycotts and
marches, But the day to day to day to day activities of those trapped
in this culture and have to live in that culture are basically ignored until God
forbid, a cop makes makes a mistake, And every now and then,
less than ten times a year, there's a police officer who intentionally kills someone
of color. It happened in Memphis, intentional, it happened in Wisconsin.
You know, the taking down of using the knee and the officer Chavin,
etc. And uh, you know that's bad. It's not good. When
Floyd was killed in such a way. I mean, that's bad. And
I've heard the argument, well that was okay to do that. Well it's
not okay to put someone in that kind of a position for nine to ten
minutes. That's not okay. It does happen. But my gosh, if
you take the Hamlet County jail, you take all the jailers in this country,
you take all the traffic stoffs, take all the warrants that are being
served, take all the rest being made. Every day, literally there's hundreds
of thousands of contacts per day, so over a year, there's hundreds of
millions of contacts. It comes down in less than ten incidences where a police
officer commits a knowing crime against anybody. It's very very rare, but it
does happen, right, absolutely, it does happen. So you know,
we can talk and flap our jaws and talk about basketball courts and talk about
swimming pools and talk about open rec centers. And there's a very very small
number of African American kids who believe in the thug gang lifestyle that will not
be persuaded by a basketball court or a swimming pool or an open rec center.
Got nothing to do with them. The kids that go to those places,
the great majority, ninety five percent of them, think about America the
way you and I think about it, coming into a system that difficult and
it's terrible. I'm by CPS teachers that there are many elementary schools in the
system that has ten to twenty less teachers than are needed because teachers won't go
there because they can't teach. There's no teaching going on. It's like a
daycare service. Then get then these kids get to be eighteen, black,
white, brown, and otherwise entering the world of the twenty first century that
you and I know would exist in this world. How difficult it is.
And I tell somebody eighteen to twenty year olds, you don't know what's going
on, go to the military, you go to trade schools. God knows
we need truck drivers, electricians, and plumbers. Bob Jones Plumbing is looking
for people. I know temp star is looking for people hvac constantly. They're
looking please go to work. But if you've grown up in a dysfunctional culture
in which the wrong things are applauded and the right things are criticized, which
is quote acting white. By getting good grades, you can have all the
basketball courts you won. It's not going to change out whatsoever. And Cincinnati
is violent. I've had many tell me OTR is violent. It is violent.
I go there. I was there a few days ago with my good
friend John donov been walking around and you go a half a block away from
Vine Street and you're on the wrong side of Dodge. But it's a hard
environment in which to grow Upen and Stephen A. Smith can say things as
a black guy that I can't say, but quote, if one black person
was killed by the police, we'd raise holy hell, and in some cases
it'd be riots in the streets. Holy hell. Look what happened in New
York City when you had that marine named a Penny who took down a mentally
ill person committing serious crime, and suddenly the criminal becomes a victim and the
guy who stepped forward becomes a criminal. We got things bass ackwards and it
is not going to change. I don't think so. There's not votes.
In that, there's not votes. It takes Emily and faith and educational structures
and summer jobs and the suburbs of Cincinnati. When I talked to Rob Sanders
surveying real estate today in and around Davoo Park, it will tell you that
there's plenty of summer jobs available. In fact, I think if you want
to be a lifeguard and be trained, it's like a two thousand dollars bonus.
At the end of the summer, they can't open up swimming pools because
they don't have lifeguards. That kids don't want to work, they refuse to
work. So when you address those intractable, difficult, decade long issue of
a lack of faith, a lack of family structure, terrible public schools,
and the wrong kind of culture, address that, then we'll talk about solving
the problem without using midnight basketball, without using swimming pools, without using rec
centers, giving kids something to do. And it's not about color, not
about the color of your skin. It's about the content of your character.
And guess what, it's not getting better, it's getting worse. Because when
you fund bad behavior, you get more of it. When you tax it,
you get less. So if you fund bad behavior and spend twenty to
twenty five thousand dollars per child per year to educate, much more expensive than
Covecat or a Covington Latin or Saint X or Muller. I think those schools
like Mountain Notre Dame are about fifteen to eighteen thousand, well thousands of dollars
more being spent every year on education at CPS, and every year they get
an f for failure. Same thing in Covington independent public schools, Same thing
in Dayton public schools. Twenty thousand dollars spend and those kids come out of
their dysfunctional because they live in a dysfunctional culture. You can't swim. Healthy
fish do not do well in a polluted stream, and the streams of consciousness
of this great country of ours right now are polluted. Work is not applauded,
it is criticized. It's difficult, and educational achievement is quote acting white
unquote, which doesn't make any sense at all until we address those issues,
which we can talk about and flap our jaws, and the civil rights crowd
is waiting for the next officer that shoots somebody, possibly wrongfully. Not all
hell is going to break loose. It's amazing to me. The unble ACP
began in the city of Baltimore, and the head of the unble ACP in
Baltimore is telling black folks don't go to Florida. Well, what's happening right
now in Baltimore. It's in complete frigging meltdown? Are you kidding me?
No jobs, buildings falling down. The school system stinks. They can't recruit
enough good cops. Cincinnati can't recruit enough good cops. When I talked to
Charmaine McGuffey, the sheriff of Hamlet County, they're looking for good people to
become jailers CEOs, but they pay about fifty thousand dollars a year to start.
You pay taxes on that, and you're in that environment twenty four to
seven. That's a tough job, but it's the way you begin begin to
become a great deputy sheriff. To start somewhere, work, work, work,
faith, believe in God in some sense, by whatever first name you
call them, then we're gonna make progress. But in the meantime, you
know, I doubt it very much. All right, let's continue, and
I want to change pace. After one o'clock today, have on an expert
about what is happening to family structure in America and why women do not want
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by. Oh what an unexpected flo I Builly cunning in the Great American.
You know many times society changes in incremental ways. That occurs so slowly,
you don't know what it's occurring for five or ten or fifteen or twenty years.
Then you look back and say, hell, when in the hell did
that happen? And we're at that point now when it comes to marriage,
women and men in my age group, when you got to be nineteen,
twenty, twenty one, twenty two, it was time to get married.
Whoever you happen to be dating at that point is the person that you married.
It was common to have two, three, four, or five six
children, not unusual. The generation before me World War two generation came back
from the Great Wars and said enough is enough. We've got to go on
with her life. But when I speak to college groups today, one of
the last things that a man or a woman wants to do is get married
when they're twenty one, twenty two, twenty three years old. And that
I think feminism. I think men have changed a little bit, but women
have changed fundamentally. Some say not for the better, but for the ladies
listening right now, you probably think things are much better because I have more
options and there are very few college co eds, if I may use that
term, who's today say you know what I want to get married. I
want to have children. I want to be a homemaker. That's what I
want to do. That is quite unusual, and of course sorry. Jane
has written books on the subject, and she also has written many articles.
She's a love strategist, New York City dating expert, and she's written many
books, including one that did quite well, which is The ninety Day Soulmate
Plan. And sorry, Jane, welcome, I think for the first time
to the Bill Cunningham Show. You're like a woman, I'm like a man.
Can you go back I'd say ten twenty thirty years. How especially women
and feminism has changed the way that men and women both look at marriage.
Thank you for having me on, Bill. Well, I'm forty two,
so you know, I'm kind of in the middle where you know, women,
when I was in college, we're getting married. You know a lot
of my friends did get married. But what I'm finding now as I coach
twenty something thirty some things around love is that they're waiting way too long to
start their search, so they want to get married. A lot of women
decide that they do want to get married by you know, thirty thirty five
even, and then the hunt starts, you know, so what I feel
is that it's very kind of like autopilot. We just think, Okay,
once I start dating, I'll find my partner and I'll have two point two
kids and life will be good. That being said, there is definitely a
rise in feminism and women unconsciously choosing their careers over marriage and also unconsciously,
um, you know, choosing independence. So women need love like we all
need love. I mean, this is one thing I've seen since I was
a child. I mean, girls talked about boys all the time, you
know, um we you know, I have three daughters. They are about
love, you know, um, you know, with the world or with
themselves or whatever, with their parents. And so love is something that is
natural. It is something we all crave for. And sorry, can you
talk about the issue of peer pressure section the city? The availability of women
which is a great idea to control their own reproductive rights, which is,
you know, you don't want to. I think majority of children are born
almost by a mistake. Wasn't really intended, but it just happened. But
what role did the imagery of Sex in the City, which was a very
popular series about fifteen twenty years ago with Jessica Parker what role did that play
informing the behavior of women between the ages of eighteen and eighteen and thirty?
Oh my god, I grew up watching that show, and thankly I felt
depressed after watching each show because it just showed, you know, very dystopian
ideas around dating and finding love. And that being said, a lot of
the three out of the four characters, I think, or I think all
four characters did find their partners ultimately, but what you could see was that
they had to work through their own issues. And I think it glamorized dating.
It glamorized being single in the city. I mean everyone's dreams of being
in New York City, at least a lot of college students, right,
and you know, being a thirty something single woman in the city seems very
alluring, it really does, you know. So I do think it had
an impact. I think culture and media have made a huge impact on not
only women's self esteem, but also their ideas around marriage, no question about
it. And because at some point you have to produce two point one per
couple just to maintain zero population growth, and I think right now, statistically
most married couples have less than two point one children to have one or two
children? Is that's the maximum? To get three is one too many?
And so many women have a biological clock that's ticking. When you get to
be thirty five, you're like a woman when you were thirty five and twenty
five. How did that ten year stretch go with you? And what advice
do you give to others because unlike men, men give me thirty five married,
twenty five year old, but very rarely what a twenty five year old
man marry a thirty five year old woman? And so talk about the clock
that's ticking and the panic to some women feel thank you. Well, I
have an Indian cultural background and so marriage has actually been on the forefront in
our culture and community. And my parents were on my case every day about
finding my mate. So I actually wrote in a recent article, you know
three reasons your single. Number one is that you don't have someone bugging you
about your love life. And I know that sounds like, you know,
leave me alone. I'm independent. I don't need that, but I think
we do as women. We need that championship for our personal life. We
need people rooting for our personal happiness, not just our career happiness. But
there's other parts of our life. So my own story is that I was
on Wall Street as a strategist, and I've actually shared the story in my
book, The Ninety Day Soulmate Plan. And you know, I was looking
for my person and I was actively dating. I want to over one hundred
first dates and I even I'm sorry, Yes, I know, I know
it's crazy, right, And I became a dating coach. I you know,
I helped women successfully find their partners, and I even met a wonderful
man who was perfect on paper. And then a month after we got engaged,
he broke up with me. And when I asked him why he broke
up with me, he told me I was too controlling, he didn't feel
safe with me, that I kept people at a distance from me, he
didn't trust me, And so he gave me all of these clues, which
obviously at that time my ego was completely destroyed, right, But he gave
me all these clues as to how I was sabotaging my love life. Yeah,
And so I began this ninety day journey, which I share in my
book The Ninety Days Only Plan, around reclaiming my self, work, loving
myself, and releasing all these blocks I had around love and marriage even like
even my ideas around marriage and I got ready for a relationship. So this
is one thing I truly believe. It's something even our parents probably didn't consider.
It's becoming relationship ready because just because you're married doesn't mean that you have
everything you need for a successful marriage. Marriage takes a lot of work,
which I'm sure you know right yea, And right now we've been conditioned to
be single, like that's the conditioning, right And there is no actual role
models right now around healthy marriage, like very few, I would say,
right, So what people are looking for today is that healthy template, Like
what does a healthy marriage look like? And how do I get there?
What are the steps I need to take as far as going to a bar
or going to social media. When you speak to a twenty five to forty
year old man or woman, do you say one, two, three,
do this? Don't do that? Give me the three dudes and three don't?
Okay? Well, the three dos is focus on creating healthy love every
day in your life. So that could be about dating, so actively being
you know, going on dates or whatever. The second is around working around
your mindset, so really read books around love, work on your you know,
self confidence, things like that. And the third one is to be
open. So a lot of people aren't open, right. I work with
smart, successful women and many of them have really high standards. And look,
I'm not saying standards are a bad thing. I don't think we should
settle for abuse of relationships, which I sadly see a lot of women do,
right. I think what we need to do is to open up our
hearts to new possibilities. Right, dat a younger man. I'm married to
a younger man. You don't need the guy to have the same level of
education as you. You don't need a guy to be working on Wall Street,
you know. I some of my most successful clients are have married like
a fireman, you know, or a photographer. So don't look for your
equal, look for your complimentary that's someone who wants to be on this journey
with you. Now. Here's the thing that is president in the workforce.
Most men and women meet someone at work as someone that they could begin to
hook up with and then do whatever and maybe get married. There are so
many rules and regulations about what to do at work and what not to do
at work. And if you're a man and you're in a management position.
You want to day to subordinate. All hell's going to break loose and corporate
America. How do you matriculate dating in the work environment when you're not supposed
to do that, Especially for large companies, they have rules and regulations.
You can't do this, can't do that. Be careful what you say.
Don't tell a dirty joke, don't tap a woman on the shoulder, don't
treat her like a woman. I was at a bar association meeting a while
back, and I walked into a small room with four lawyers women, and
I said the said, of the women, ladies, how you're doing.
And one the woman took me to task for calling her a lady because she
says that's a patriarchal view of my role. And I said, well,
you know if you're a lady or not, so why don't we let it
go at that. So men are careful, men are frightened because men are
subjected to this more than women about it was improper. How do you matriculate
the new rules when you meet so many of your soulmates at work and you
can't date them unless you violate company policy. I think you've had on a
million dollar question I mean, right now, we are in an era where
we get offended about everything, you know. So I'm definitely one of those
people who's concerned about, you know, the new levels of offensiveness. Yeah,
you know, and I think that's unfortunate. I don't have any answer
to that because I left corporate America for exactly this reason. I couldn't handle
all the rules and regulations about everything. Right, and you know, you
have to define your own path. And this is where I think spirituality matters.
You need to s w within and you need to be guided. You
need to be guided on how to meet your partner, you know. Um
and this follow this comes from following your intuition. It comes from allowing the
universe to, you know, bring love to you. Like of course you
need to do the work to um date and you know, be your best
self and all of that. But I think there's a divine um, you
know, there's divine occurrences when it comes to love. Yeah, and you
have to be careful, matriculate. I can't imagine being in a corporate environment.
To date someone at you meet at work is almost impossible because one person
would have to leave. Yeah, that's the unfortunate thing, right, And
that's definitely what I've seen. I've seen people have to leave in order to
pursue love, and maybe that's not a bad thing. Like I'm trying to
look at all these obstacles as opportunities, right, and even for you know,
men who are afraid right now, Yeah, I feel like it's important
for men to stuff up their game too. Now. I don't think it
means like following what women want, but it's about men also turning within and
stepping into their best selves, you know. So I think it's an up
leveling for everyone. And it's not just about like degrees, it's about character.
Yep. From a manly perspective, I cannot imagine a manager and a
company dating a female subordinate and getting away with it. Because the power has
shifted completely from one side of the table in which many years ago a man
could do almost anything, to the other side of the table in which you're
frightened to do anything because you're subject to then to corporate a condemnation or being
fired or whatever. In fact, there's policies had most companies today that you
cannot date anyone at work. And so if that's the policy and you violate
the policy you're putting at risk. But the most important decision an adult makes
is who to marry and who to spend the rest of your life with.
That that's more important than a job. But sorry, Jane, we got
to run the book once again as many others as a nine to day soulmate
plan and we've only touched the surface. Made a good start. Sorry,
thank you and very thank you and God bless you. I'll let's continue with
more and if a line becomes available. Five one, three, seven,
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only running story out of Arizona, where Phoenix is going to deny building permits
to new businesses or new apartment buildings or homes because of a shortage of water,
especially groundwater. Is the first major American city to say, Houston,
we got a problem. I've as many leaders of this, including a couple
of presidents. Why don't we take the Mississippi River, which, of course
the Ohio River floods into the Mississippi out to the Gulf and build two huge
water pipelines across the southwest US. And by the way, we have over
one hundred thousand miles of pipelines currently operating, built two large water pipelines,
and many reservoirs in the West. You can dump it right into the Colorado
River actually, and provide all the freshwater needs of the West. As far
as the I can see for decades because if you look out from my Paul
Park, the Great American, how much water flows by every minute of every
day that ends up in the Gulf of Mexico. Why not build two freshwater
pipelines and large reservoirs in the west. The West would need no water for
the rest of its existence. I guess that makes too much sense. One
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Worker has been paid off by the city now to settle her claim that
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right now up six hundred seventy nine points, the Nasdaq is up one thirty
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said. That's why I say he will not be the nominee the Democrat is
that that was Biden. That was the inspirational address of the Air Force account.
I mean before he tripped over a sand bag which you knew was there
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Two issues. One line cutting dispute at Ohio Kroger ends with one dead.
What do you mean it can't go krogering. I love Kroger Columbus. Happen
a customer allegedly cut in line. Okay, they got into some verbal interplay,
ends up in a parking lot. One of the two of them pull
out a gun and kill the other one. So it don't go the self
checkout myself. I can't figure that out. Secondly, yeah, you know
that Phoenix is running out of water. When you go to the game tonight,
any of the loyal Reds fans for the Zach Brown band at all,
I want you to look out to your north or shall I say south,
and see if you see a body of water with about a billion gallons every
minute flowing by. Have you seen the Ohio River sink? Yes, fresh
water correct man, until it went once it makes it into the water works.
Yeah. Now, now I don't think i'd take a glass down there
right now and drink it. Well, people eat fish out of it every
day. That one right there would be categorized as dumb. Well why not?
And this is a novel suggestion. Okay, dumps into the Mississippi right,
correct, and then right into the Gulf of Mexico worthless. How about
building two pipelines, maybe six foot pipelines from somewhere or south of Saint Louis
into Arizona or Colorado and dump a lot of water h twoo into the Colorado
River or in reservoirs in case, you know, if things get dry here,
you let it go. And how about using that water out west?
Does that make sense to anyone? No, because he can't. He blocked
the path pipeline from Canada to here, right that was an oil one.
Well, whatever, we've got to send water. Supposedly all this water is
flowing out of the Gulf of Mexico causing the seas to rise. How about
using the freshwater and the Colorado River to make sure that we could sell it
to them for large amounts of money. Within this snow out there a lot.
What about the snow melt. We got plenty of water this year.
But down the road, who knows, I mean Arizona. If you've been
Arizona, it's a desert. No, it's a desert. Yeah, Phoenix.
Last I was there was like twenty five years ago. Desert for the
the wall tool racing show. What about goodyear? Haven't been there? Well,
say, all the money we spend on worthless items, how about two
freshwater pipelines from the Mississippi out to the Colorado River giving all the water it
ever needs for the rest of their life. Does that make sense to anyone
who's going to pay for that? The Feds a no one estimate it would
cost ready for this number to raise the debt limit again? Three billion dollars.
Oh that's how much you got in your pocket. The point is,
can we actually plan for the future instead of wasting money today? No?
No, we can't know. Now, don't cut in line at Kroger Wellie.
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Biden makes Gerald r Ford look like a ballet dancer, Willie the Let's see
the Red Sox scoring eight runs or six runs at the eighth inning, all
of them coming off a Reds reliever, Kevin hergott As. The winning streak
ended at five last night, hundred Green strong again but no offense. Six
innings, a run two and struck out eight. They went five and one
on the road trip, and now it begins. We'll see what they're made
of. Downtown is seven game homestand at night, first of four against the
Central Division leading Milwaukee Brewers and then third. The Reds are third of the
division, three back of the brew Crew. They're eight Corbyn Burns opposing Brandon
Williamson tonight. Did you give some thought to having Hunter Green rest and extra
day and pitched tonight? Had you given that some thought that? I didn't
check with David Bell four ten, four ten with the ukrate inside pitch five
ten? Game time? What about Zach Kelsey Chevrolet extrating show after the game.
Yes, they will have the Zach Brown band after the after the game,
the state of fireworks after. No, they're gonna They're gonna tonight.
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then and then fireworks Friday, so that Action City. Are there any tickets
available? I think they're pretty I don't know. I here they're close to
a sellout tonight. I'm not calling anyone, So nothing I can do.
College David Bell said Nicolodoloh with that calf injury. Oh, he'll be in
a boot for the next at least two weeks. And I'm no throwing yet.
And also, Joey Vado just put a picture on Instagram not long ago
of him driving a bus a metro or school. I don't know. It
didn't I couldn't tell what it was. He had a he had a you
know, one of those jersey or the vests on. He said, I'm
I'm driving to Louisville in a bus. So I guess the I guess the
rehab continues. How long has it been? Eight months of rehabs? Who
knows? You know, I wouldn't screw it up. He's not. He's
not back until I think at least next month. He's on the sixty day
d L. He may never play again. College Baseball World Series is underway
with Ted McKay Biggie's champion Xavier What about UC leading Oregon two to one in
the first inning. Ducks Matt McCormick with an RBI single, Garrett Schultz with
an RBI double. What about to tell the musketeer? What about the duck
heck with the Ducks? Tennis? This morning, third round of the women's
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Peyton Sterns six love, six one. I met Peyton Sterns and her mom
and dad. She's a fine American. Let's see. Good luck today to
Lebanon. They're in the softball Division one state semifinals. Also, how about
the how about the baseball regional finals today? William Ohio Mueller v. Elder.
Then Baden takes on Shamanad Julie n Now what about Julie Rodgers, the
girls state golf champion. Well, I got I got a hold of the
Muller folks coming in on Tuesday. Now, I got a hold. I
do not have anything on anybody else. I was at McCabe Hardware buying a
couple of items, and a woman came up to me and said, why
don't you talk about Saint X volleyball? Are you telling me that? What?
Muller one back to back state titles, Well what was she talking about?
You're not spending time on Saint X. Well, then we got Cove
Cath She took you to task home with Joe Frederick one the Kentucky boys state
tennis championship. And then Walton Veroda is the Kentucky Class one eight track and
Field champions. Get him in here. But uh, but Julie is saying,
I'm so excited heard your show today. Did not receive an email from
segment Julie rods Center one? Why am I always the village? There?
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just the sender one. Send her another one. He's Centerville girls state champion
of the Elks all Phenia. Maybe I'll challenge one of them to round the
golf at the friendly confines of Kenwood Country Club. Let's see. Also,
congreg here's her number. Why don't you call your caller? There's the number.
Well, we're not gonna call her here. You know, I'm not
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also wanted. There's a number. I'll call her forward to too me.
Dusty Baker here we Go is now in sole possession of eighth place all time
in the in the managerial wins list two thousand, one hundred and twenty six
wins. But the former skipper are sent it to. Okay, thank you
now. Boreal Tournament second round hit Decki Matziyama fires a sixty five today at
Jack's Place. He's seven under in the clubhouse, leads seven birdies for mister
Mazziyama. Mantziama is pretty good. He also didn't you win the Masters a
couple of years ago. Yes, David Lipsky and Patrick cantlayer next at six
under, Rory McElroy at four under, John on Ram at two under.
Yeah, yeah, that was the mancho. Let's see what else is going
on here? Mls to Maarda had sold out t q L Stadium, our
beloved in first place. FC Cincinnati Orange and Blue versus the Chicago Fire is
the next victim of FCC seven o'clock ESPN fifteen thirty got taking his medicine again.
Now, I got this from Denny from Dayton oh boy, stupid idea
segment. But sending water to Phoenix stupid idea. I didn't say it,
you did. I'm gonna blame you. They would suck us. Try remember
a couple of years ago when it was drought in the Midwest and the water
flowed and the Mississippi was too low for the bargers to get up and down
tells segment to get better ideas college basketball, Xavier's get ahead to the Bahamas
as part of they're going to play at a foreign exhibition series down there.
Sean Miller and also Willie remember Ron Harper, one of the great Miami RedHawks
better than Zerbiac. What do you say he is? He's got five NBA
rings. Pretty good. He's inducted into the Mid American Conference Hall of Fame.
So we congratulate the one and only Ron Harper who has. By the
way, last night's game was boring between Miami and Denver, I don't know
about the ratings. They got to be terrible. I didn't see it.
I don't I don't watch it. But the hockeys tonight is that right?
Hockey's Tomorrow night they'll game one of the Stanley Cup Final Florida and Vegas.
Who do you like there? I'm going with Vegas. I'll take Florida,
Okay, seg Why don't we have pipelines when we have plenty of water and
large reservoirs out west to send it, and then if we need the water
here we don't send it. How much water flows through well? Denny from
Dayton said that your your idea is stupid. How was your idea? Oh?
Will you just said it. Once they get our water, their population
with skyrocket even more, we'd be in a constant drought in the Midwest of
blying them with water. Will you know what? Charge him? Then him
a lot. I don't know what to tell you. So all I know
is that we got nothing but issues everywhere, that's for sure, big issues.
I like to get ahold of Karen Kraft, maybe off the air.
I may give her a call. Let's see what's happening tonight. They should
have good crowds all weekend, Willie, and then the Dodgers come to town.
And you know this is a four game set Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
Monday with the Brew Crew and then Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday with the
Los Angeles Dodger. Here comes Zach Oh and this said chicken Fried. It's
Paul Luck's favorite son. Paul Luck loves this. Go beer on Friday night
tonight. A pair of jeans that fit just right. Oh, he's listening
to us, He's listening. How about that Zach Brown and his fan of
renown tonight free concert bro pretty good hit. The music gets the music game
without raising me to sad of Georgia pie Georgia plant. That's home in the
sweet deep Gampie on me one where the pegs wo and my house it's not
myster talk about how about this feeling love just grown in southern ground? About
that and a little bit of you. You're gonna play out tonight, I
would say so. Yes. The electrician Supreme, John Kraft. John Kraft
will be there tonight rocking and rolling with Kim Amen. How about this Harvard
Law school graduate, a sanitation worker and now he's graduating from a Harvard law
That's beauty. If you got a dream, well he there it is right
there, proves it right there, Harvard. From a garbage man to a
Harvard Law school grad. Rahan Staton, there you go. You gotta get
him on the show love to get him on. I love that kind of
stuff. That he was a black guy in Baltimore living a minimal life.
Someone saw him and said, I'll get you to college. He got to
college, did well. Then he goes admitted to Harvard Law. That's even
better than the University of Toledo, by the way, just a bit.
Now he's set for life, I hope, because he worked at it and
cared correct. I love garbage men, rum keys, those et cetera.
BFI can't have more respect in a person than I have for my postal employee
who delivers, who by the way, went to Saint Savior Grade School and
Deer Park High School. And my garbage men who every day get up at
four o'clock in the morning and they see the shuffle the bags of garbage,
et cetera. I see him head heading to Middletown every day. Great respect
over the place. And they're all men. Harry as Men. I love
that. Yeah, I'm not sure I like Harry s. I like Harry
as Men. I know that, okay, secus I did in the sports
think about my idea though about the water pipeline. He from Dayton says,
that's a stupid idea. Only do it when we have access water? Right
to call Robert Jones Plumbing, then don't we. I talked to him yesterday,
Bob, call him up and get him get get get the pipeline moving.
He found it the Masters too, Bobby Jones. That was Robert Jones
Plumbing. That's the same guy. Does it all got the Masters and plumbing.
Yep, segment is at it in sports? Sure is all right?
Tell us continue. I have my comments about Donald Trump and Ron de Sanis
coming up and more Sattle segment. Give me out of this two d Willie
and honor of this the National Donut Date and especially Milton's Donuts at Middletown.
I bet you've eaten a few and it was on this date. Willie Junior
second. Nineteen thirty five, Yankees first baseman Wally Pip complains of a headache,
ask out of the game against the Washington Senators. The Yanks put in
twenty one year old Luke Luke Eric get his place. Gary went three for
five in that game. He would not leave the Yankees lineup for another two
thousand, one hundred and twenty eight games. Pretty good Pip dealta the Cincinnati
Reds at the end of the thirty five season. Lastly, Babe Ruth today
contacted by the Reds and the late nineteen thirties two become a player manager for
the Cincinnati Reds. He reports the spring training in Florida. Yeah, take
some BP. Yeah. It has then decided not to employ Babe Ruth in
nineteen thirty eight. Oops hoops, oops, oops, goes until Otani did
what he did. The Babe was the greatest of all time when it came
to pitching and hitting and changing the game. What's like Michael Jordan, What's
like Muhammad Ali changed the game? Yeah? Segments didn't sports. Yeah,
let's continue with more. We never stopped. We simply continue. Bill Cunningham
in the segment lie come of the Reds, the Zach Brown Band tonight and
fireworks on seven hundred elder, Why you baby be boy? I am too.
I want to be up with a baby. I'm in that. I'm
bad of the bowl, Bad of the Bowl, Bad of the Bowl.
All right, Billy Cunningham, Let's continue. And Uh, I spoke to
a Red Sufficient. We told me that, Uh, about forty three thousand
tickets have been sold, their standing room only available and that. So if
you're a plan on listening to the Zac Brown band tonight, SROs are available
and there's plenty of tens of thousand is. The tickets are available Saturday,
Sunday and Monday, and also for the Dodgers. And I think every game
that's played, if the Reds keep winning, will be bigger and bigger and
bigger. This team is ready for a winner, having had the Bengals do
what they do and FC doing what it's doing when the Reds light up the
summertime along with FC, but the Reds continue to be, in my view,
the dominant franchise, and nonetheless, we'll see what happens. But four
games against the Brewers and three against the Dodgers and more two or three issues.
I've asked a few times, what's going to happen to Donald Trump?
Play it out? Of course, what'sa June the second twenty three? Play
it out? And I speak to lots of people. I speak to senators,
speak to congressmen, others so called great national talk show host on Fox
News and elsewhere, and there's a consensus as to what's going to happen.
And this is the consensus over the next several months. It's gonna be multiple
and diet against him, beginning likely with Jack Smith. Name you probably have
not heard, but Jack Smith is the special counsel selected by the Biden Justice
Department to investigate supposedly independently, Donald Trump. And what happened in mar Lago
is going to present more difficulties for the Donald than what happened in New York
or Atlanta, because in the mar Lago, in the so called top secret
document case, there was emotions filed a few months back where the Department of
Justice was willing to rely upon the representation of Donald Trump's own attorneys. These
are Donald Trump's chosen attorneys, that there were no other classified documents available in
mar Lago because there was some doubt whether the President had him or did not
have those documents. And so the lawyers, having consulted with Donald Trump in
person, related to a federal judge in Miami that there are no more top
secret classified documents in Marlogo. A grand jury investigation was already underway. They
called as witnesses Donald Trump's Secret Service detail, and a few weeks later,
with the permission of the federal courts under an order, the lawyers for Donald
Trump representing Donald Trump testified under oath in front of a grand jury about what
they observed and what they saw. It became apparent a few weeks ago,
especially after the raid, that Donald Trump misrepresented. I don't want to say
the term lied, because I don't I can't look into a person's heart.
But he misrepresented to his attorney, his three attorneys about classified documents that were
available at Marlago, which caused the raid to take place. When Secret Service
agents testified under oath representing guarding Donald Trump that there were top secret documents there.
This is the game played frequently in Washington. The crime is committed after
the investigation begins. If the same and similar investigation had taken place of Hillary
Clinton back in twenty fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen, and she was hiring
attorneys, and she lied to her lawyers and there was playing show games to
classified documents, I'm certain that the same thing would have happened. But official
Washington, not the FBI agents right there in that building to my right,
but rather the ones who run the bureau in Washington did everything in their power
to find no wrongdoing by Hillary Clinton or Joe Biden when it comes to classified
documents. But when it comes to the Donald official Washington, from James Comey
to Christopher Ray, they want to get him. And if the Feds want
you bad enough, and you will own five hundred companies and you're Donald Trump
and they want to keep you out of the presidency again, they'll do everything
in their power to find wrongdoing. And they have found wrongdoing. They have
found felonious misbehavior conducted by Donald John Trump after the investigation began. And so
when you have your own lawyers testifying against the client, and the only time
you can pierce the lawyer client privilege is if the client is actively engaged in
an ongoing criminal conspiracy, the crime is being committed. When I teach ethics
classes for the Bar Associations, which I do when as a lawyer to protect
yourself, if your client has an ongoing criminal activity occurring, you is the
attorney cannot participate in that. Normally, in a criminal case, your client
has committed the crime, then the criminal defense attorney represents him. For example,
if your client is burglarizing homes as an ongoing conspiracy, and as an
attorney, you know that he's committing crimes, you're under a duty when asked
to have the lawyer client veil pierced to get a court order ordering you to
testify. The great majority of time, criminal defense attorneys represents someone who's committed
a crime, but the lawyer cannot participate in an ongoing crime. You can't.
In other words, you're a co conspirator. You can't do that.
So once this Secret Service agents or are there to protect the Donald see things
that appear to be possibly criminal, and they're called to a grand jury as
law enforcement official to testify in their oath what they have seen. And they
testify about the presence of classified documents mark top secret at Maralago, which is
in contravention to what the lawyers have told the Department of Justice that all the
top secret documents have been disclosed. Now there's a problem. I got the
Secret Service sing one thing, and you have Donald Trump's lawyers saying another that
they relied upon what the Donald told them was accurate. There's the problem right
there. Now, New York's a problem. But you know, local prosecutors
like Melissa Powers or Rob Sanders would never indict a federal public official violating federal
law. That's not their Bailey Wick that they deal with state law. But
Alvin Braggs, the prosecutor in New York, is using a federal statute to
indict Donald Trump on like thirty six felonies. That it's the violation of the
federal campaign finance laws. That's iffy. Fanny Willis in Atlanta slash Fulton County
is engaged in a criminal investigation of Donald Trump about whether he tried to overturn
a lawful election. Good luck with that. But the problem is you have
the Secret Service agents and maybe others testifying under oath that the affidavits sworn to
by Donald Trump's attorneys is false, and the lawyers have testified that their client,
former President Trump, gave them the information upon which the court relied.
Now, when he's indicted by Jack Smith in the next two to three months,
the case would be filed in Washington, d C. Do you think
a Washington d C pettit slash trial attorney and jury would look kindly upon the
behavior of Donald Trump. The answer is no. It's quite rare in front
of a pettit or trial jury in Washington, d C. For them to
find a Republican not guilty of anything. But they frequently find Democrats not guilty
of everything. So there's the problem. Now, if you're Donald Trump,
your best defense is the campaign because every month millions of dollars flow into his
various accounts from Trump devotees who want to support the Donald. So the past
few days, when Trump and DeSantis have both been running around Iowa and then
New Hampshire, Trump has a lot to talk about. Now, two wrongs
don't make a right. So assuming Hillary Clinton did what Hillary Clinton did,
which was destroy important top secret information under a congressional subpoena, that's a felony
too. And in fact, James Comey, the FBI Director. Comey said
in July of twenty sixteen, that she was in possession of the nation's most
profoundly closely guarded secrets and that she violated the law, which was, in
other words, of saying she's a criminal Hillary Clinton. But guess what he
said, no reasonable prosecutor would ever bring these charges, which is a bunch
of bs. So Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, Vernon, Jordan, Joe
Biden will all be given Texas El Pasos by the Washington establishment. But if
you're Scooter Libby or if you're a Donald Trump, you won't be given the
same information, and of course the DJ will leak like a sieve, giving
the New York Times and Washington Posts and CBS News all kinds of stuff by
the status of the investigation, and every time that happens, that's a felony
by itself, but that's ignored too. So do we have a two tiered
justice system. Absolutely, and the system knows who to go after and who
not to go after. So they want to go after Donald Trump, and
they've done it in a way that's almost irrefutable because I think any jury,
whether it's Hamlety County, Boone County, or Washington, DC, would tend
to believe what a Secret Service agent says. Would you agree if there's a
cop getting on the stand. I tend to believe police officers, deputy sheriffs.
I tend to believe us Marshal's good men and women. I believe unless
something else happens. But in this case, a compliant Washington EC trial jury
is going to hear from Secret Service agents that there was the movement of top
secret information inside Marlago. Then they're going to hear from the Trump's, the
Trump'ster's own attorneys who say Donald Trump told us the following the information upon which
we've based our personal affidavits to the federal judge that all documents have been turned
over. Now the lawyers don't know what's inside drawers and packages. They don't
know. They relied upon the reliability and the truthfulness of Donald Trump refuting that
will be those Secret Service agents. So here we are June second. Allegedly,
Jack Smith's going to wrap up this investigation in July or August, then
file a multi acount federal criminal indictment against Donald Trump in Washington, d C.
To be heard by a DC trial jury at the same time, more
or less in March of next year, the trial is said in New York
City on the charges filed by Alvin Briggs against Donald Trump. Assuming you get
through the pre trial motions, it is very likely, as has happened in
every case in New York City, Donald Trump will be found guilty in New
York State court and also, sometime after the election, found guilty in federal
court, which carries some serious time in jail. And so get ready for
a rough ride. I can't imagine a circumstance where we have our Republican nominee
under multiple jurisdictional multiple counts of felonious misbehavior committed while he was president and after,
and on top of that, likely have Joe Biden running, who can't
stand up straight, who's falling over things, hitting his head repeatedly, and
can't put together two sentences that make any sense. It's sad because right now
America, we got serious problems on the accumulated debt, on Iran Israel,
what's going to happen with the Iranians and the Jews, What's going to happen
in China, North Korea, what's happening on the southern border. We got
serious problems, and look at the leadership we have. So let's continue with
more if line ever becomes available. Five one, three, seven, four
nine, seven thousand or pound seven hundred two twenty four. And by the
way, I wish it was different. I wish we had a Ronald Reagan.
I think Donald Trump's policies and the results thereof were like the best of
all time. He turned over to Joe Biden, a functional government with a
shutdown southern border. Inflation was about two percent, gasoline was a dollar seventy
five a gallon the world in America was at peace and after about two and
a half years of Joe Biden, all hell's breaking loose because of a failure
of policies, and we don't have on the horizon someone to come out of
the Republican Party to save us, especially if Donald Trump's the nominee, which
I'll vote for that guy and a heartbeat over the alternative. But the difficulty
is the suburbanites have baked into the cake everything negative about Donald Trump. You'll
get forty three, forty two percent of the vote and likely not enough.
And I pray to God that somehow something changes to twenty five Home of Your
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actually fell down. Well, I hope he wasn't hurt. I hope he
wasn't hurt. Right, But Joe Biden, frail and elderly, is tripping,
hitting his head on alicopters, Marine one, etc. This is the
third or fourth time he's fallen since the first of the year. Unbelieving and
fell at the Air Force Museum right tripping over a sand band bag and then
he hit the music, hit it. You gotta make me, you gotta
make a shoot. This Rocky's new band. This is Sack Brown and his
band of renown, now Rocky. I was shopping in Materia McCabe doing Center
and this woman comes up to me and she says, Rocky does not give
enough props to Saint X and their volleyball team. And I said, wow,
when I see him, I'm gonna take him to task. What do
you know about Saint X's volleyball slash lacrosse team? Well, I know about
their lacrosse team. Team is in the state semifinals, no state finals tomorrow
nights, So you don't know. They played for the title tomorrow night.
You don't know Arlington. I didn't know what stage of the playoffs. Doubling
the votball team and the volleyball team. I don't know. I think they
lost the Bowler Nowmawler beat him. Yeah, it's amaller team coming in or
it didn't happen, It didn't happen, didn't happen, Bowler's coming in Tuesday?
Now. I spoke to a certain Reds official at two thirty just for
Rockies said, not coming that a colonoscope. You've got another day. I
mean, the only thing left I guess is something down your throat because you've
had certain things examined recently. How you feeling by the way you are right,
My entry and exit parts are have been worked on pretty extensively. The
last couch well, and you need well, how's it going today? Anyway,
you're feeling okay, feel pretty good. I mean it's it's not a
site to anyone wants to see. But no kidding, that's okay, you
know, okay, and get that ice bag out in a pillow. You're
sitting on a pillow, sitting on a on a bag of frozen peas well.
At least you're doing your job because you have to produce at least three
children to replace you need two point one. You got three. That's about
fifty percent more than you need it. But that's the name of the game.
The big best sectomy is always available for studs. So hopefully things are
going well down reversed. Yeah, shoot the world. If the world comes
to an end and you know I need to pre procreate to extend the species
mankind, you can go back and get her undone. So how easy to
get the van's deference connected back up. It's like a It's like, I
can't imagine it's that easy, though, because every time, you you know,
you cut something, you lose a little bit. So it just kind
of keeps, you know, decreasing the amount of room you had to play
with, you know what I mean, most of it. That sounded wrong,
It didn't sound right. There's one right there, you're playing save that
one, Dave say, there's one, but all I know is beautiful.
How much for room to play with anything anymore? No, but there's another
one right there. That one, Well, we are we have little to
lose, so you cut machine can't afford to lose much. So that's a
fact. That's a fact. Thank you. There's another failed to US president
right there. I want a successful American president at some point. The last
successful one we had was Ronald Reagan. Ever since then, right down the
twos, everyone Trump's are not successful. Well, well, I want to
get reelected. I want him to win, but you know he loses.
I mean, it's quite unusual for a president running as president to lose.
Bush forty one got her done, Carter got her done before that. I
don't know when it was, but I don't know. It's just he's gonna
get indicted again, and then all hell is going to break loose and here
we go. I don't know, a hit make my day ticket will win.
I hope, I mean, go go get him, get out there.
I'll vote for him. And we can't have Joe Biden. And then
Kamala Harris becoming the president, for God's sake, just fell again. Now
he's good falling around. Can't stay upright Mankind? That was one of my
favorite wrestlers, was Mankind. That's a different issue. But you're you're You're
like a puget. So what do you think about Zach Brown tonight? Will
you be there rocking and rolling with Kelly or things aren't down there? And
I'm not a kind of sore of a Zach Brown band, but I've heard
a little bit and and everybody I've talked to who said they are a fantastic
band live. Yeah, it's their insane kind of raise money for US als
And that's Today's also on the guitarist says als, we're talking tell you about
that on Tuesday. I like her. I like her a lot, So
does Joe Dieters. Your former girlfriend me, I used to date a different
issue. How long did that last? By the way, that's six seconds,
seven or eight second? Only in my mind. Didn't like everything else.
I live a fabulous life in my mind. Really, I'm pretty Dennis.
I go home that by now, Rock some wonderful things in there.
Wonderful things any more. Speaking of reaction, yeah, any more reaction from
the god it this morning? Got it again this morning? Did you really
put my photo on a campbell on your Twitter account? And I said,
Rock, he did it. She said, I thought you said sex sec
I said, ah, hi, well you you you retweeted it or something
happened. I don't know specifically told you to not do that. You realize
that, well, you know, Oh, I'm sorry. He's sleeping out
by the fishes fishes, and I'll be sleeping with the fishes like Luke brought
Luca Brozzi, sleeping with the fishes. I say, give me some sports
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Rock your Bombers take on Dublin Jerome at seven in beautiful Columbus. Have
you thought about getting Dublin Jerome? Never Dublin Jerome. Have you ever thought
about getting rid of the name Bombers because it depicts militaristic misbehavior from on high?
Because Bombers, I mean, any movement at say next to get rid
of Bombers. To tell the truth, I can't believe the name is lasted
this long in this wich, for sure, stupid climate we live in,
I thought for sure. I imagine there's been some efforts to try to get
that removed. But thank you to the Bomber faithful, the alumni, the
ones who frankly right, the big checks. Those are the ones that people
listen to. You know, the name must stay well, you know,
Yeah, the other day George George Washington changed their name from the Colonials to
the Revolutionaries. Want their colone different or better, better, and how is
that less offensive even in an universe just disgusting? Colonials are great Americans?
Right, But anyway, you can't do anything only on certain side because rock
I read earlier with a guest about two hours ago, a recitation of the
Los Angeles Dodgers itself. What they what they allow and don't allow, right,
And one of the things they do not allow his representations that polkes fun
ad or diminishes a person of faith, a religion, a race, or
an institution. They do not allow about this. Are you talking about the
Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence? Yeah, thing going on, but they say we
don't allow any representation. It's a hate group against Christians, right, but
there, but let's face it. If you're that particular group and you have
a cross with representations of of a pole dance on a crucifix on the field
of Chavez Ravine, by the way, that's okay, you can do that,
but that's not somehow making fun of the Christianity or Catholic religion as this
would they allow a pole dance by a biological male to happen over a Kuran
war, So you can desecrate a Christian holy symbol. But you can't do
it to any other religious groups. That's correct, It right, that's correct.
And let me read to you this is from the Los Angeles Dodgers itself,
of what they permit and celebrate. They have days on whatever it might
be. And I thought this fit exactly what they shouldn't do. There should
be no representation or depiction which is prejudicial or caused them the question the validity
of any person, religion, race, whatever it might be, as part
of any of these celebrations. And somehow when an archbishop got ahold of the
Dodgers organization and said, hey, by the way, this this poke's fun
at the Christian Catholic religion, they get no response whatsoever from that group.
There is no response. All I can say, you know that their Dodgers
won't give it, will never get a dollar in my money. And you
know, we see what's happening with bud Light, we see what's happening with
Target, we see what's happening with north Face. You know, maybe maybe
something like that will wake them up to there it is. Our Dodgers discrimination
policy explicitly states that any conduct or attire at the ballpark that is deemed to
be indecent or prejudicial against any group, race, or religion shall not be
tolerated. I'm looking at that. I'm going to attire prejudicial indecent one.
You couldn't have exhibit a any clear right than these so called sisters or perpetual
indulgence. That's what they are, that's what they do. But it's no
there's no respon on from the Dodgers none. The only thing people will respond
to any group responds to his money and frank with the loss of money.
So if enough Christians, enough Catholics, say, look, I've been a
Dodger fan for my whole life, but this will not stand. I've put
up with a lot of bs, and I've I've been wanting to let a
lot of stuff go. But this is a bridge too far, sir.
Until they say that and don't visit the ballpark, then they'll just continue.
June sixteen, a consumer that the day June sixteenth, that's the day in
which these persons dressed as nuns will grind on a crucifix. And it's like,
well, that's okay. In fact, there's been three hundred examples which
Christian churches, etc. They have been defaced statues, torn down, and
decent acts committed on altars and the FBI can't be found. What a search
warrant? What if somebody grinded on a statue of Buddau and did interproporal things
to a Buddha? Would that be allowed? I would just say, no,
that's okay, you can't. You can't do that. It's disgusting.
Well, what do you got on this short uh Eddie and Rocky show mobs
set? Now, No, we got We got Richard Skinner right out of
the game. And talk about those Reds. I watched that game last night.
That was a tough one. Man lost. That thing kind of got
out of hand there in the eighth, but nevertheless they have five game win
streak and got a big series to get ready for against the Milwaukee Brewers.
Then, of course we'll talk to John Mattarees at three forty five, and
that should about do it. I like him. And then the Red spaceball
starts about four ten. First pitch at five ten, and I talked to
a Reds official. There's no seats remaining tonight, but s R is available.
Thousands of seats remain Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Nice,
that'll be a rocky thank you segment. Anything else in sports, well,
ye, let's see uh MLS tomorrow night. It sold out TQL Stadium,
FC Cincinnati and the Chicago Fire at seven ESPN fifteen thirty hit Deki mots Yama
at seven under. He fired a sixty five today up there in the Memorial
tournament, seven birdies. He's the clubhouse leader at the Memorial. And you
spoke to Jillie Rogers of Centerville, is that correct? Correct? We talked
and they will. Let they're in a tournament early next week, so probably
the week of the twelfth, we'll have the Centerville champions on and then also
the Elks. Well, what about the Covecath They won the boys State tennis
championship in the Bluegrass and then Walton Verona won the Class one eight Track and
Field championship. Gem an invite get an invite him in. We'll call him
Monday. Talk to Joe Frederick. He'll get Covecat here. Those boys playing
tennis more ways than one. It'll be good. And we only get in
the Saint X right rocks and charges the Saint X doubles team. How about
that? That's right? How about getting those guys in here. Yeah,
we get him Rock. Let's go get get him in. Gotta get him
in. We're gonna get the Yellow Cross team too. This woman, right,
they got try did they win to will play lacrosse here in the studios.
Woman's a little far up about you not supporting I caller, just relax.
Volleyball at Saint X. So let's get well, they lost. Maybe
you shouldn't know they lost winners around Rock? Didn't know? You say games
the games tomorrow, double and drum play them tomorrow. Give me out.
I think the players are Duyer and Evans like a law firm, Dwyer and
Evans from saying they played for the Red Sox. Why don't you get him
in here? Rock boys, get him in. I'm gonna get m in.
Ghet him in. Win, We're get him in. Ghet him in
segment Get me out of Astos report. Will you everybody have a good weekend?
It go rids. We leave you with the immortal words of the student
Report. By the way, I've met with those guys that fly over shortly
heard three and more women. What does that mean? Around? Guys?
What if Trump said that don't screw ad. Don't screw around with the women.
Yeah, no, wonder he tripped over the sand bag funny man.
Of course he sniffs his own daughter's hair taking showers. That's a different issue.
Once again, Rocky, thank you very much, Thank you segment.
Thank you very much anytime, and a great weekend. See you on Sunday
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