Back home and there. If somebody had said after they lost the first game
of the Phillies they'd win two of the next three, you would say that's
pretty good. So the Reds are doing magnificently in Fraego compared to what's happened
in years past. But until then, of course, Leland vidits with News
Nation is one of the stars Money through Friday in the Evening and Leland Videt
welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Leland, I've watched some of
your coverage recently about the funding of these Hamas protests over most major college campuses,
especially in New York City. And if someone had told me that in
New York City, where Jews have made such unbelievable contributions to the culture,
to the finance of life in New York City, I would not have believed
it. But you've done some research to indicate that possibly there's a funding source
that might thread its way through Black Lives Matter and TIFA Occupy Wall Street.
Now Hamas, can you explain that to the American people? All the same
philosophy, right, the same neo Marxist ideology that was Occupy Wall Street,
that is BLM that is now the pro Palestine, anti Israel, anti Semitism
movement. One of the leaders, for example, at Columbia started as a
BLM organizer in twenty twenty one, and we followed him through. This is
a guy who talks about how he hates white people. Then he talked about
how all Zionish are supposed to die, and then you look on his Twitter
page and it says that he's anti capitalist, anti imperialist, which is a
resistance code for America in the West. So their ideology is pretty clear.
Who is funding these folks. New York Post says reporting out that it's Soros
backed groups that are funding a lot of this, which you know, there's
a rich irony there. And to be fair, you know there were there
were Jews who supported the Nazis. The Nazi pop Party came to rise in
Germany right right up until the point that the Gestapo arrested them all, So
that does exist. My warning would be twofold one is the irony that we've
always been told that anti Semitism and hatred and everything else was coming really in
terms of a threat from the right, much more from the left. But
the anti Semitism, the jew hatred, the calling for the murder of Jesus.
That's really the beginning and a vessel for this ideology. And BLM tried
it in twenty twenty and in twenty twenty one to bring the neo Marxist ideology
and brought it onto college campuses through what is a otherwise meaningful and important conversation
black lives matter. They didn't care about black lives any people don't care about
the Palestinians either. This is this is a vessel for their ideology and to
try to organize around so the unwashed college kids, many self indulgent rich kids,
generally Columbia. A friend of mine has a son there about seventy five
thousand dollars a year. Every year he's going to spend three hundred thousand dollars
in this education. And your reporting seems to indicate this group called Students for
Justice in Palestine, the SJP parent organizations funded by George Soros, the billionaire
serious money. How about? The group provides eight hundred dollars for its community
based fellows in between three and four thousand dollars for campus based and fellows in
return for spending eight hours a week organizing campaigns led by Palestinian organizations. And
so what they do is locate leaders or transplant the leaders of this left wing
socialist Marxist organization on the major college campuses. The kids are milling around without
much to do. They couldn't identify Israel a Gaza on a map, and
so these individuals rile them up against the Jews, and then George Soros provides
serious thousands of dollars in each college campus to shut it down. Can you've
been at this a long time? Well, what's the goal George Soros at
SAI or his left wing groups chaos, whether it's George Floyd and Tafa,
Black Lives Matter, Occupy Wall Street, hamas Palestinians long term goal? George
Soros is almost ninety years old, but his sons are now involved, and
they might be more leftist and Marxist than George. What's the automate goal?
Just to destroy this country from within and we collapse on ourselves. The stated
goal is to destroy the western liberal ideology, and liberal has taken on for
some to meet, you know, to be a derby word. Well,
the liberal ideas are what built America right. A liberal idea is free speech
a liberal idea is that our rights come from God, not from man.
Liberal idea is that you have the power to speak out against the government.
These are all liberal ideas and that is what they in the end seek to
destroy. Capitalism is a liberal idea, you know, the idea that this
social mobility is a liberal idea. All of these Western ideals that we believe
self evident essentially are are at risk when these organizations take root. And I
would add to that, you know, this funding goes a little bit deeper,
right because you look at these protests and you see all the tents are
the same color, exact same tents. Well, okay, that doesn't happen
by accident. All the food that's coming in the funding. I'm sitting here
watching and this is based on my time in the moles. But there's guys
with Hamas sweatshirts. There's guys with hesbal Off lags. You don't over You
don't go down to your local seven eleven and buy a hesbeal offlag. No,
right, these things come from different places. And I understand what you
say. You know, hey, a bunch of kids are milling around.
They have no idea, you know, their board somebody offers them a free
doughnut and they go chant from the river to the sea. Fine, if
at some level college kids have been known to do odd things. But at
this point, when you see the signs and you read the signs now that
are up, and you hear the chance, and you hear what's being said,
it becomes increasingly difficult to dismiss these people as just misguided college kids.
You know, I always sort of think of the opposite, Right, if
there were a bunch of clan rallies on college campuses around the country, right,
Okay, we wouldn't be going. Well, I'm sure there are some
kids who, you know, they're just interested in educating rule whites. That's
really their concern. They don't believe all the hateful stuff speariment. It wouldn't
work that way, and some of the and so News Nation does it.
But why doesn't the so called quote legitimate media go after the funding of these
individuals. Many times in the story in New York Post, also in News
Nation, you have the photos of the individuals leading these protests. Pizzas are
delivered, bail bond projects are set up. You have elan Omar her daughter,
as I guess temporarily kicked out of Columbia, she's like a hero.
Did the students know they're being played? Do the students know that they're just
useful idiots in this national march to destroy America through the capturing the minds of
our young kids. Do the actual college kids know that they're clowns or do
they think they're involved in something greater than themselves? Well, they probably think
they're involved in something greater themselves and they're bored. And to a larger extent
though, two points on that one from a media standpoint, they're just not
covering it. Right. We pulled up the front pages of ABCNBC, I
believe CBS yesterday there wasn't a mention of this. Okay, so that is
one part of it, you know, the liberal ideology is becoming inherently illiberal.
But the second point is this isn't just the students. My alma mater,
Northwestern professors formed chain around the protesters, were anting deeply anti semitic chance
they surrounded the protesters to protect the protesters from the police. Okay, so
this is the faculty too. The faculty of these schools is giving kids time
off to protest at Colombia. They're obviously not throwing any of these kids off
campus. So to just say, oh, this is just kids. No,
I'm old enough to remember when silence was violence, right, And this
isn't even silenced by the administration. This is willful aiding and embedding their behavior.
And that at a different level, I think than we've seen before.
I have a couple quotes here from tenured professors at Columbia. One of them,
his first name is Hakamud, says that wherever there's terror in the world,
you will find the Jew. Whenever there's someone being starved to death,
you'll find the Jew. Whenever you see a holocaust occurring, you will find
the And so when you talk about professors at Northwestern and talk about professors at
Columbia, these are the elite professors. And these aren't at some trade school,
This isn't at my alma maters Avia University. That these are the elite
jobs paying two to three hundred thousand a year, not teaching, but essentially
indoctrinating the kids. And so, how is it possible in New York City
you can have large numbers of college professors with anti Jewish hate phrases being thrown
around, and the president and the board of trustees knows it going on.
In fact, one of the worst examples he was hired in January of this
year and he was virulently anti Semitic, a Jew hating Muslim Islamist. And
I would add again, I say this every time I say this, Leland
Vitterck that I live a little Cincinnati, Ohio, and in America there's about
four to five million Muslims who have nothing to do with the terror on the
left. Fact, there's one e mom that I mentioned a few days ago
in Dearborn who confronted those who are saying kill the Jews, kill Americans,
and this mom stood up against that hate speech. But it is acceptable to
use hate speech on college campuses today as long as the object is a Jew.
How's that possible? These professors can get hired by those like Robert Kraft,
who's on the board, was on the board of Columbia, that Jews
dominate the board, and Jews dominate many of the top positions in Columbia,
New York University, whatever it might be, I would assume Northwestern, but
they turn a blind eye to the hate that comes out of their own campus.
I would go once and further, not only do they turn a blind
eye to it, but they are unwilling to deal with the root cause right,
which is an illiberal ideology that has come through college campuses. And they
are more interested in being accepted and being invited to the right parties and seen
as part of the liberal elite and uh, you know, thought well of
by mourning Joe, than they are about standing up for what is right.
And I would I would issue this warning. It starts with the Jews,
it never ends there, and that the you know it started with you know,
this is not an anti Semitic movement. This is an anti American movement
that started with Occupy Wall Street, went through BLM and now is using quote
unquote Palestine as that same vessel. And that the hatred towards Jews is what
is currently being allowed now. Obviously the rhetoric since BLM has gotten ramped up,
but they're they're saying the thing that BLM was always deeply anti Semitic,
the irony right and the true irony. I'm glad you brought the mom in
Detroit one. Yes, he much more likely to be harmed by fellow Muslims
than he is by any Jews for anybody else. So the dirty little secret
of the Middle East is you don't see any pro Hamas protests in the Middle
East because that world knows what Hamas does, that world knows what the Muslim
brotherhood does. So I think there's a real point to be made here that
if you are truly pro Palestinian, and we've said this a bunch on air,
for truly pro Palestinian, you're not anti Israel, you're anti Hamas.
And that's not what's being said, that's not what's being discussed. All it
is resistance, resistance, resistance aka kill the Jews, Kill the Jews,
kill the Jews. This is amazing. And one of the things the useful
idiots manipulated by the Soros crowd have signs that say I can use the word
queers for Hamas well. I thought queer was a pejorative term. It is
not. And I guess those who hold such signs are completely oblivious to what
happens to homosexuals or gay men or women. And almost all of the Middle
East, you're handcuffed and thrown off the top of buildings, are set on
fire. And so it's like explain that how that that doesn't make any sense
at all. No, it doesn't, it doesn't. And there's a lot
of this that doesn't make any sense. And I think if you you sat
there and talked to any of not any a lot of these kids, and
so tell me, you know where is Palestine? Right? When? When?
When was Palestine? What was the language of Palestine? What's the currency
of Palestine? On and on? They wouldn't know. But it doesn't exist,
and they don't know that it doesn't exist, and on and on and
on, and there's some there's some clips going around about that. What I
what bothers me is the willingness to then go, oh, well, these
kids are just misguided. No, and I go back to if if you
were, if you're at a clan rally, this is it's not a pro
white rule, white education rally. It's it's a racist, anti black,
terrible thing. Okay. So so I don't understand, And look, I
think about it every day when it's this pro Palestine rally or pro Palestinian rally.
No, it's not. It doesn't have any do it to Palestinians.
And we know that because they're actually not demonstrating against the people who are throwing
Palestinians off buildings and stealing their aid and imprisoning them and killing them. No,
it's so no great point. I would I would, I would say
we have moved and it looks is dangerous. Anti Semitism is and is personal
of an issue as it is to me. We've moved past that. Yes,
these are all antisemitic. This, this is all. This has gone
beyond antisemitism to Jew hatred and calling for the murder of Jews. But there's
a deeper ideology here upon which that is the vessel. And I think that's
the story the so called legacy media doesn't want to touch because it reflects so
poorly upon the education system that we have and the fact that our freedoms have
been weaponized against us by groups international. I loved your analogy. In the
nineteen thirties, there were Jews for Nazis until they came for them after Crystal
Night, and then oh my god, look what have we got here?
And right now there are college presidents, boards of trustees and others that have
to tow the company line, which is hate the Jew. But ultimately they
will come for them too. And the fact that could happen in this country.
If somebody had told me this here or two ago, I wouldn't have
believed it because I practiced law for twenty years in a Jewish law firm,
and I love the cultural awareness that alerted me to various events in the Jewish
community in Cincinnati, which is very alive and very vibrant, and I thought,
this is great, man, we're over the hump. Well, guess
what, We're not over the hump. And I like to see the FBI,
the Department of Justice go after these funding of these groups and say these
are real criminal activities that have real consequences. And right now Jews may be
beaten. The next one some car out of control to kill a bunch of
them, and at that point, God knows what's going to happen, and
this movement will metastasize them in some other way. But Leland Vender, once
again, I'll be watching the News Nation Monday through Friday, seven o'clock on.
And thanks for putting a sharper point on this. So what's happening?
And once again, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And
good luck, Leland Vitter, Thank you very much. Godluck though well let's
continue. Well, there it is. What if the FBI, the CIA,
the Department of Justice did not care about paperwork mistakes and spent millions and
millions of dollars in thousands of hours holding responsible these international leftist Marxist movements that
are destroying college campuses. Wouldn't that be interesting? Let's continue with more Bill
Cunningham, Home of Your Reds and News Radio seven hundred WLW. We're here
with David Cooper, vice president of Genesis Diamonds. David, we're familiar with
iconic brands. Are there designers for engagement rings or to talk about the media
fashioning a message for you to accept your respective of facts. Then after two
o'clock today, we've scheduled Bill Sites to be here. He's the state legislator
in charge of most of the money in the state of Ohio. We had
on Alisia Reese a few days ago, and Bill Sites knows where the bodies
are buried, knows where the money is, and he wants to tell you
whether or not the state will have hundreds of millions of dollars for the new
Bengals pay Course Stadium and or the Brown Stadium and or Ohio State He knows
where the bodies are buried. Plus, he was on Fox News recently talking
about Pete Rose once again getting in the Hall of Fame, something we've not
discussed more than a thousand times in the past thirty five years. But until
then, the way the message is being formulated, so you will accept it.
I watched the manipulation of facts that fit the Die tribe by the so
called legacy media, and I have to snicker, have to laugh a little
bit. You heard about You just had Leland vittadon from News Nation talking about
the connections of this worldwide left wing fantasy which is fueling most of the so
called protests, some violent, some not on college campuses. Large numbers of
individuals with little important stuff to do, they want to be involved in something
greater than themselves, so they shout the slogans kill the Jews, death to
Israel, debt to America. George Washington statues have been replaced with Muslim head
garb all over George Washington University, and at every turn it looks as if
the college presidents, the administrators, etc. Have caved to those who declare
membership in some barbaric Iran back terrorist group which I find unbelievable when you look
at the gender of those protesting, it's about sixty percent female forty percent male.
How would those females be treated in Iran or Iraq, or Saudi Arabia
or Jordan or Syria. The same women here that run around in their Islamic
head garb would be baby machines, or worse if they're an Iran, Iraq
or Tehran Iran. Some of the Iranian activists living in America just snicker at
college girls who act as if there's something wrong about Israel having spent time there.
As you know, the about thirty percent of the Kanesse or Muslims,
about thirty percent of Israel are Muslim citizens, quite happy to be there,
ready to live there than almost anywhere else in the Middle East. And why
the media doesn't cover the funding of these groups. They don't just show up
all of a sudden. You just heard Leland vintert whether it's Black Lives Matter,
or whether it's Occupy Wall Street or Antifa or Jews kill the Jews,
the same funding mechanism is behind all of it. George Soros and other billionaires
who want to destroy this country from within. Some say they're having great success.
Business is and now George Soros and his klan want to take control of
talk radio and say that, you know what, those messages need to be
stopped because when you have so called legacy media that refuses to cover the funding
of these groups, it's indications that they know where their bread is buttered and
they don't want to want it to change. The inmates running the asylum comes
to mind as universities are late siege and faculty have to bend to the reality
of their socialist fantasies. This has been going on for a very, very
long time. This is not new. The Caudal children of years gone by
are now leading politics, business, the arts, government and culture. Those
are the ones in charge. Those who went to school in the eighties and
nineties and beginning this century are now in charge of the diatribes. And they
never grew up. They were kept in bubble wrap and safety. Don't let
me hear anyone else's truth. There's only one truth, which is my rithmatic
poetic chanting. Hey, hey, ho ho, something's got to go.
They have no idea what they're doing. They're being manipulated. They're useful idiots.
The college kids that doesn't know what the sea is, that doesn't know
what the river is, doesn't know what happens how Israel came about and there
is no Palestinian state. Money offers were made, but it never happened because
Hamas and Hesbla and Iran did not want it to occur. When Israel got
closer and closer, beginning with Donald Trump with the Abraham Accords to have peace
in the Middle East, that's when Iran said, not on our watch,
we can't have peace. We want to kill, kill and kill. And
the group's now rising up to replace the radicals of yesteryear. When I went
to school in the seventies, with the Vietnam War, at least then the
students were being drafted and killed in a worthless enterprise conducted by brave American soldiers
in Vietnam. So there's nothing personal about this happening now, but it gives
them an excuse to get drunk, have sex, and live in a tent
and make a fool of themselves. And the group rising up now to replace
the campus radicals of my generation seemed like children's bedtime stories to what happened back
in those good old days. It's unbelievable and at every turn I saw this
morning on NBC Today Show that there's negotiations being held between the administration so to
speak, in Colombia with the barbaric Iran backed terrorist group marching on their campus.
You heard Leland Vidderch say, can you imagine if if thousands of students
who are talking about the glories of the Ku Klux Klan and mega hat wearing
Republicans and that negotiations had to take place between the administration and these white racist
to how to stand down. I don't think that would happen. I don't
think it would happen at all. You have to ignore what Marxism and socialism
up to this point has done for the world. Plus Islamic extremism. Hundreds
of millions of human beings have been killed by left wing radical leftist socialists,
whether it's a Soviet Union, Russia, North Korea, China. That is
the ideology kill kill, kill, and our college kids accept it. Somehow,
you have University of Southern California canceling their commencement ceremonies. You have other
administrators shutting down parts of their curricula. You can't go to school especially if
you're a Jew, and by caving into these pro terrorist student groups who proudly
claim that mass sexual violence and rapes murders did not take place on October the
seventh, that the Jews themselves made it all up. It's a lie.
They should be told it's a lie that these things did happen. And the
terrorists have noticed issuing incredible statements about the glories of Hamas and Hesbla and what
they bring to the world while they gleefully murder at every circumstance. It looks
to me like college campuses are fine with the fact that foreign terrorist organizations well
funded by George Soros and others, allowing them to run amook yelling death to
America, kill Americans, killed Jews, and it's not objectionable on many college
campuses. And you know, they're told, if you've seen the video,
hide your faces, instruct the campers to cover identifying tattoos, ask attendees to
use fake names, and don't talk about their real motives. And I'm watching
this, I said to Leland Vender of News Nation. Somebody told me a
couple of years ago we were going to have anti Jewish hate on leftist college
campuses. I wouldn't have believed it. But the reporting on this foul hatred
is lacking or not at all. Of course, Donald Trump, looking at
my left headlined CNN Pecker admits he killed stories to influence the twenty sixteen election.
Pecker tried to influence the twenty sixteen election. What the hell does CNN
do every minute of every day? What did them they want to influence the
election? Suddenly you've criminalized political activity when conducted by Donald Trump, but not
by Hillary Clinton. So what happened during COVID is at the rot within major
educational institutions has experienced when millions of parents became a parent, and now the
inmates are running the asylum and they're thanking God. This is happening. And
of April first to May, because college is about about to shut down for
the summer and go home, and we'll see what happens in August and the
Chicago Convention. We have an antiquated, frail, mentally ill president who can't
function. Those one or two thousand in the executive branch issue rules and orders
and mandates unbeknownst to the president, who has to wear certain shoes to keep
him from falling over or tumbling down steps, and things are spiraling completely out
of control as the media wants to have you only think about Donald Trump,
Donald Trump, Donald Trump. How about Donald Trump? That's all Donald Trump.
And by the way, abortion killing healthy unborn babies, abortion, Donald
Trump, David Pecker, back to abortion, that's the media coverage. The
storylines in the national media is disgusting as America continues to disintegrate along cultural,
educational, racial, and other grounds. And the useful idiots of the Black
Lives Matter movement, of Antifa, of Occupy Wall Street now has visited himself
with pro Hamas, has blow terrorist groups on college campuses, mainly conducted by
women whose identity and whose health would be at serious risk. If one will
want to go to a Muslim country as a female, tell me how you're
treated, especially those who may be homosexual or gay. Thrown off the top
of buildings in seat of blaze, that's what happens. But over here,
looking at these photos, we are Hamas. We're all Hamas on the front
row wearing a Muslim garb, screaming, hollering, shouting, and of course,
of course talking about the glories of how Hezblah and Amas, all funded
by George Soros, who wants to take over talk radio. Let's continue.
Coming up after one o'clock today will be a representative of the Media Research Center
who's done some work on this area, about what's happening in the trial with
Judge Marshawan, who wants Trump convicted and whose daughter, thirty eight year old
named Lauren, is raising one hundred million dollars for left wing causes off the
trial that her father is presiding over. Let's continue. Also later on will
be Bill Sitz, who's going to retire after a quarter century in the legislature.
Show me the my I'm gonna ask Bill sites about the money for the
Bengals Stadium, also for the Brown Stadium, which doesn't interest me at all,
But Bill Sitz knows where the bodies are buried. But when you sit
back and look what the media does to us, and now they're part of
the megaphone of left wing social activists, they ignore important issues to make sure
Donald Trump doesn't win, to keep a stooge in office that can be easily
manipulated. It sickens me. Thank god for talk radio. Let's continue.
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celebrating Thank you, good night the Biden campaigns. As Trump is in court
and I'm thinking yes, water is wet. That was the plan. Media
Research Center, also with NewsBusters, et cetera, is a group that monitors
in facts, records and tapes every newscast everywhere in the United States so that
you don't have to. In fact, I as an American off to watch
MSNBC so you don't have to and one of the columns up by Dan Schneider,
whose executive vice president of Media Research Center said thirty nine times Facebook interfered
in US elections since twenty oh eight. Interfering in election is only illegal if
Donald Trump does it. And Dan Schneider, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham
Show and explain to the American people. Facebook and other media. Yeah,
constantly interfering on elections and is certainly acceptable to the mainstream media. Yeah.
You know, everybody knows that Silicon Valley is populated by lefties. When Brent
Bozell met with Mark Zuckerberg a few years ago, Mark Zuckerberg started the meeting
off saying, you know, you are in the middle of socialism in America
right here. And to be honest, we don't understand you Conservatives. We
do not know who you are. And that is so clear. Big Tech
is completely ignorant of who we are. And they think that the only way
to have a secure society is to impose their will from upon high. And
they don't care about representational democracy. No, they don't care about one vote
per person. So they are they have you know, we've documented thirty nine
times that they have intentionally influenced the outcome of elections in America. And of
course there's scads thousands of more instances of just blatant's censorship, but we're talking
about specific election interference to influence outcome of elections. Let's talk about Robert F.
Kennedy Junior. I'm not much of an RFK Junior fan, but nonetheless
he's got the right to go out there to speak, to have his viewpoints
heard, to have social media and others accurately report what's going on. Can
you give us an example how Facebook and social media is screening people like Larry
Elder and Robert F. Kennedy Junior. Yeah, so this is justin this
in the current election, Joe Biden is earlier was seeking the nomination and RFK
Junior was his top opponent. And what we've seen with big other big tech
platforms is that they've got a candidate of choice, and this time, like
last, it's Joe Biden, and any threat to their candidate of choice must
come down. So Facebook just took down RFK Junior's posts, plus his post
connection of an organization that he's affiliated with that he runs about children's health.
And let me just add Google because it was about three weeks ago we released
our big study on Google and Google is far worse than even Facebook. And
we we did a search test before every night, the night before every one
of the Republican presidential debates, and we did two queries on Google. One
was searching for Democrat presidential campaign websites and the other was searching for Republican presidential
campaign websites. And not a surprise, when you look for Democrat presidential campaign
websites, Joe Biden's was the number one search result every single time we did
it all over the country. Mary Ann Williamson also appeared, but RFK Junior
never appeared. Google would not give you his campaign website when he was seeking
the Democrat nomination. Why let's put a sharper apportent, because what that means
is that government officials, I don't think it's I don't think it's Joe Biden.
He has it, can't read a teleprompter, he thinks four more years,
pause, puts up three fingers. He's clueless. It's the one or
two thousand individuals, the Marxist socialists working underneath him, determining everything. So
they will call directly or indirectly Google or Facebook and say we don't want you
to do this. We are the regulators of your business. We can destroy
your business. Therefore, do what we tell you to do. Is that
what's behind this, Well, Bill, you are not saying something that's in
dispute. The evidence is out there. Nobody disputes that the Biden administration was
both coordinating and coercing big tech is radicals big tech is. Biden wanted them
to go even farther than they were willing to go. But Bill, let
me get back to the more shocking search result on Google. Because when we
look for Republican presidential campaign websites for weeks on end, we got the exact
same search results. Google would only give us two campaign websites. The first
was Mary Anne Williamson, again a Democrat. The only other campaign website that
Google would give us and all of our friends and family all over the country
that did this was Will Hurd, who was pulling it less than one percent.
But Google was not going to give you a campaign website for Donald Trump
or of a bake Gramaswami or Ron DeSantis or Nikki Haley or anybody else.
You know. They because they know they were protecting their candidate of choice.
So, you know, and we've got scads of examples of Google just blatant
election interference. Facebook's more complicated. Mark Zuckerberg a number of times has said
very positive, hopeful things about free speech, that his platform would not be
used for election interference, that it would that democracy requires people to be able
to have honest discussions. It's the people below him that every time he would
say something positive, they would undermine him him. Now, how much of
this is is Mark Zuckerberg dissembling and how much of it is just outright revolt,
we don't know. But the result is that, you know, Facebook
was intentionally manipulating the outcome of our elections. Uh, with the with the
idea of doing I think there's two reasons I want to get Dan Schneider,
you're you're two reasons is one, the government regulates Facebook, Google, et
cetera. So that the power to regulate is the power to destroy. So
when government tells Zuckerberg and Google and UH and ex et cetera what to do
and what not to do, implicitly in that request is a threat that if
you don't do what we tell you to do, UH, we could regulate
you out of business. And secondly, because big tech has far leftist anyway.
Uh, they're not a bunch of mega Republicans in Silicon Valley. They
believe in socialism, Marxism controlling the American economy. And so there's the twin
demons of the seat are number one, the government instructs social media, Facebook,
etc. The content of what they put out to the detriment and American
people. And secondly, they kind of want to do it anyway, Am
I on the right track? Yeah? And let me just double down on
that. These big tech companies have gargantuan contracts with the US government. They're
making money off of our tax dollars too. So not only is there the
threat of regulation or enforcement powers by say the Anti Trust Division, but there's
also the ability of the Biden administration just to say we're going to cut off
your billion dollar contract. You are not going to make money off of us
any longer. So there's a direct pecuniary interest here. But of course,
as you've already indicated, big tech is aligned with the left wing agenda,
and that left wing agenda includes that whole World Economic Forum and worthy elites,
and we're going to dictate how people live their lives because you know, the
people like Bill and Dan are just too stupid and too immorals to be able
to live at lots on their own. Is there anything changing we're heading toward
here? We are toward the end of April, and the president is Supreme
Court, the president on trial in New York, Arizona now indicting Republican officials.
We got chaos everywhere. Is anything gonna Do you have any indication things
are going to change in any way? Well, look, obviously things are
changing, and they're changing in both a good direction the bad direction simultaneously.
It is just a sesspool of battle right now. And you know, on
the Facebook side, we've actually seen Facebook pulling back on its censorship right now.
There are examples of it doing it. But at the moment it looks
like they're being less aggressive than they were in the twenty twenty race as far
as our country goes, got Alan Bragg indicting the President of the United States,
the former president of the United States, and Bragg's ultimate claim here is
that that Donald Trump stole the election. Alan Bragg is the big election denier
here. Is amazing to me. The legacy media will say that all these
conservatives are election deniers when the two biggest election deniers in the country are Hillary
Clinton and Alvin Bragg. And Alvian Bragg is trying to put Donald Trump behind
prison based on this theory that Donald Trump stole the election in twenty sixteen.
This is just ultimate chaos and anarchy. It's got to stop denying the outcome
of elections. That is as an American as apple pie. I think Governor
Stacy Abrams didn't she win two governororigvatorial elections in Georgia. Isn't she still the
governor of Georgia? And what happened in Hey Stacy talked about Stacy Abrams denying
the outcome of elections, and the media loves it. Yeah, she still
claims that somebody's sitting in her seat there in the Capitol. She claims that
she's still she is the actual governor of Georgia, that the illegal set of
her seat does not mean that she's not the governor well on the Supreme Court.
Let you might remember also that after Trump was elected in twenty sixteen,
every element of the Democratic Party said he was illegitimate. We're not going to
follow what he has to say, let the riots begin. I'm going to
blow up the White House. According to Madonna, and in fact, from
Hillary Clinton and Jimmy Carter, to Bill Clinton, to Barack Hussein Obama to
Chuck Schumer, he's illegitimate. He doesn't matter, he didn't win the election.
It seems like one sets of rules for Democrats, a different set for
Republicans. And secondly, Dan Schneider for the Media Research Center, if you're
charged with a crime, especially if the United States of America versus Donald Trump
or Dan Schneider or Bill Cunningham, in other words, the United States of
America is charging you with a crime, according to every precept of constitutional law,
you have a right, a fundamental constitutional right, to be present at
every court proceeding in which you're a criminal defendant. So when the US Supreme
Court took up the case of the United States of America versus Donald Trump in
oral arguments, donald Trump had the absolute fundamental American right to be present in
a criminal case where the government is seeking to lock him up for the rest
of his life. But this hack Democratic contributing judge in New York City,
Juan Mershan, whose daughter thirty seven years old, has raised close to one
hundred million dollars for democratic causes she's fundraising or for dad's activities. Said that
Donald Trump cannot be present for an important part of his criminal case because he's
got to be in a dirty, filthy New York City court room. However,
a couple days ago, a few days ago, there was a juror
that had a cavity, and the judge, an alternate jurer, stopped court
and said, Okay, tomorrow, we're not going to have court because we
have an alternate juror who has a cavity that's got to be filled. Any
stopped court. How outrageous is it when a criminal defendant cannot be present for
an important part of his own case by order of a New York City judge.
Hey Bill, I'm going to have to one up get here. This
judge has done something that the legacy media will not report on. I used
to be a lawyer here in New York City, where I am right now
celebrating passover. This judge did something very very odd. When I practiced law
here in New York, typical trial schedules were Monday through Thursday, but not
Friday, because too many people in New York city are not allowed or permitted
or able to be a juror on Fridays. The biggest voting block of supporters
for Donald Trump are the Orthodox Jews here in Manhattan. They are not permitted
to work on at least half of the day on Friday. Some don't work
at all on Fridays. Those that work on half a day on Friday,
they've got to get home well before sundown to attend temple services and to prepare
for the most holy day of the year, Shabbat dinners every Friday night.
This judge, instead of having the typical Monday through Thursday trial schedule, decided
to go ahead and take to work on Friday and exclude Wednesday. This judge
unilaterally excluded the biggest voting block of Donald Trump supporters from being able to sit
on this jury. And of course, the jury of twelve has to be
unanimous to convict. He made sure that there was not one open minded person
who likes Donald Trump on that jury by excluding the Orthodox Jews. Well to
me and I know he's taken it up. He's taken a couple of interlocratory
appeals that have not been successful. I wonder why I was a federal law,
and I worked in the federal system. He's tried it, hadn't worked
yet to go to federal court and say, preempt this case, that I
have the right to have a jury of my peers, and you can't deny
someone jury service because of their religion. And secondly, I have the absolute
right to be present at every stage of a criminal proceeding. And this judge
bars from the jury the groups of individuals most supportive of my candidacy, my
presidency, and my right to affair trial. This judge also bars me from
sitting before the United States Supreme Court when my case is being heard. And
the legacy media doesn't seem to care one twit. And I'm watching this and
I'm thinking, if they can do this to Donald Trump, Dan Schneider,
they can do it to anybody if Donald Trump advised by these rules. The
next time, some judge says, well, I don't think we should have
Catholics on a jury because of so we're going to do things. We're going
to have court on Holy Thursday, Good Friday. Don't want Jews on the
jury. So therefore Shabbat forget about that, and we're left with the jury
not of your peers, and of course this will all be reversed on appeal.
I bet you a hot fudg Sunday that come appeal, if not through
state to federal court, when it jumps to federal court, when he exhausts
all of his state remedies, it might be two to four years from now,
all this will be overturned. But by that point the Democrats would have
gotten what they deserve, which is maybe Donald Trump not elected to the presidency
because he's at Rikers Island or Alcatraz. Can you imagine this president found guilty
in front of that jury and the judge revoking bond and putting him in Rikers
Island with this judge and this jury pool, as well as the whole system
the Democrats have imposed on all Americans nationwide. At this point, almost nothing
would be a surprise to me. Nobody could imagine the way things are today.
Well, we got to run. Dan Schneider, Vice president of Media
Recas Center. I got the website up. It's fabulous, and you're the
watchdog of mainstream media. Most of us don't have time to watch the news,
to read periodicals, to go on websites. Media Research Center does it
for you, and they have various newsbuster sites, et cetera. And if
you want to know what's really going on, check out MRC dot org.
And Dan Schneider once again, we live in difficult, unbelievable times when a
president cannot read a teleprompter, or a president who cannot engage in a debate,
a president who doesn't do his job, a president mentally frail and incompetent,
run by the staff all around him. And you've got social media and
the legacy media all promoting and pumping out one view. And it concerns me
greatly, and especially if George Soros, who wants to buy Odyssey, the
biggest baddest media company in the world is iHeartMedia And that's the next goal is
to shut up conservative talk radio. And if that happens, people like myself
and Hannity and the great when Mark Levin are done. But at MRC dot
org get you have lots of good stuff up there. And Dan Schneider,
once again, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. You and
I let's keep the fight together. Thank you, Dan Hey, Thanks Bill.
You're a great American. God bless you, and God bless America.
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Draft. The Cincinnati Bengals selects A Mariusmims tackle Georgia. That's just hello,
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thousands and thousands of desperate say your musketeers, seeking glory and greatness in every
act that they commit. Room's never been so packed since we lay here.
According to my records here segment don't refer to a woman as good. Look,
that is politically incorrect. Don't you dare do that. That's the way
it is. That's right. We got Doug Matthews here's the head coach of
Xavier Tennis and Doug Matthews. First of all, I want to talk about
the last four Big East Championships. Can you explain to the American people what
did it take for these young women to win four straight I said straight Big
East Championships against tennis and things of that character. Explain what happened? How
did it happen? Every point, every play, every set, every match,
Tell me what happened. Well, we'd have to go back to a
lot of points for that. But you know, obviously the last four years
has been great, and you know it comes down to recruiting great players and
that care about the team. And we've got an incredible group of a young
women. What about no money? These girls make one hundred thousand dollars a
year to play tennis. Not quite quite? Is there any for the love
of the game? Is there any no money at all? I guess in
tennis there's no nil? Is there not? In our program? Not at
all? Uh. I give me one or two of your best players.
Who's like the Pete Sampras, who's like the Rod Laver? You know?
Who are the best ones you got here? Well, they're all great the
summer, greater than a money Graham is the returning big eiest player of the
year. Raise your hand? Where is she behind you? Over there?
Come on over here? Explain you're the biggest player of the year. Is
that correct it is. Could you go if I got you an opening with
John Barrett at the tennis tournament? Could you play in Mason? Yes I
could. Would you beat the best women's players in the world? Say yes,
yes, thank you very much. She's the player. Who else do
you have? Yes? She was Player of the Year last year and should
be named player again Player of the Year again next week for the second year
in a row. Great. And then Anna Rogenberg, a fifth year senior.
She was all Big East countless times. And come on over here,
lady. How fast is your serve when you're really hyped up? How fast
does the ball go? If at all? Oh? Gosh? Really?
Hello? Hello, that's pretty good. No one returns it. It's like
a plastic bottle. It's not returnable. Right, Just feel the breeze.
I'm joking with you. It's it's it's about ninety one hundred. I'll give
myself good Who else do we got here, Coach? We have Abbey Nugent,
who's a sophomore from Springboro, Ohio. She clinched the Biggies championship.
Oh who'd you beat? If anyone to beat those damn wildcats at Lenova,
who'd you beat? He beat the Paul. They're not very good, are
they? They're in Chicago for God, says not very good. I'm glad
she's honest. Now what's the square root of twenty five? Hi? Very
good, very good educationally. So how does it look next year, coach?
Uh? It looks good. I mean the first two imani in Rogs
they graduate. So we got some big shoes to fill. But what signs?
What size us? Uh? She doesn't like when I don't like to
talk about her shoes, sye, So I'm not I'm gonna leave that out.
It was like seventeens or eighteens. It looks like O'Neil ud takes you
big shoes. Not not quite. Yeah, so next year looks as good
as this year? Yeah, it looks good. If you played the boys,
the men's basketball team with these girls in tennis, and the boys had
to play tennis, would you beat the men's Savior basketball team in tennis?
Oh, it'd be a bloodbath. You would kill You can't say bloodbath anymore,
that's politically incorrect. You can't say that, Yes, we would win,
you'd beat them, maybe not basketball, but at least in tennis.
Probably not in basketball. Before we go to golf segment, gives some sports
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is Brianna Jenko Burana. Come on up, you're the you're the coach,
You're the Tiger Wood. So to speak of Xavier Golf, explain what happened
five straight Biggies Championships Women's golf. I met you at Lasaneville with Wayne Carucci
and Mike McCall challenging you to a match. I said, don't make a
full to yourself. Tell me what happened this year in the golf Championship.
Yeah, we had a tight race this year. If you were following live
that third round, it was anybody's game one. At one point we were
leading by two, at one point they were leading by two. It was
back and forth all day. So, uh, it came down to the
wire and at the end of the day we got the job done by two.
A big thanks to Emma Welch leading it individually. Who would you beat
if anyone? Uh yeah, everybody but Georgetown was the big person. We
were battling with throughout the weekend, and was there a key moment your box
up against the wall. It was looking rough, The thunder was clapping,
the rain was falling down. The girls were all disheveled. They didn't know
what to do, and you line up a twenty foot puff for all the
glory? Did it come down? Not quite? I'm sorry. We did
have a little build up like that the second round because em Welsh was five
under with she she on the eighteenth hole as she hit her approach, shot
short and the lightning did strike, so we had to go in for a
half hour delay. I told you making it up. He came back out
and drained her. What about twenty footer from right off the green for Birdie
to make it six under, which was a big East record and a Klawassie
competitive women's record as well the Brown and Jenka. You tell me you have
a girl that shot sixty six? Is that correct? That's correct? Where
is she? Come on up there? Sixty? Give him some tips?
Sixty six? What kind of clubs do you have? I've played ping clubs.
What is the loft of your driver? I have no idea. What
kind of putter do you use? If any and odyssey? How many wedges
do you use? Four? What is the degree of each wedge? Couldn't
tie you? Okay? In other words, do you know what's your handicap?
Is it like a plus? I don't know. But you shot sixty
six? Yes? Did you play every hole? Could you skip around a
little bit? No? Is that your best round ever? Yes? Could
you go on the LPGA Tour and make money out there maybe when you get
older? If I would have you on in fifteen years from now, let's
say you're thirty two, thirty three, thirty four years old, what do
you see yourself doing in your mid thirties? If anything? Well, I
want to be a teacher. Oh that's good, So I want to teach
elementary school, but I'm going to maybe try to go pro. I like
that. You like that segment? I like that? Yeah a lot.
And Tom Iser's been there. He's like Methuselah. He's been a savior for
thirty eight years and he knows where the bodies are buried all over the campus.
But ladies, congratulations between the two usc when five straight and golf and
four straight and tennis, that's nine straight. I wish the men's basketball team
could be as good as the girls tennis and the women's golf team. If
that's possible, Tom, can you promise glory next year? He said,
no, nothing. All right, ladies, thank you. Congratulations to all
these fine women. Segment, get me out of the Studge Report, Willie
and Houtter of Xavier golf and tennis and champions of the Big East, unbeatable,
untied, unscored on we leave you with the immortal words of the Stooed
Report. He's got nothing, kind of like the opponents of Xavier. Correct,
ladies, congratulations segment, Let's continue, Yes, sir. Lastly,
tonight they play the Rangers, the World Series champs. Correct. We have
a Xavier student here from Houston, Texas, Riston who. By the way,
the Rangers beat the Astros. Well. The Rangers are thirteen and thirteen
this year, not very good. The Reds are fourteen and eleven. Bet
a lot better than three and twenty two, A little bit better from last
year. And we'll see where a year ago. Ladies. Congratulations on a
life well live. Let this be the beginning of good things and not the
end. Bill Cunningham, the Great American, a proud Xavier grad circa nine
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charge? Jeff Meadows is one of six attorneys in Ohio recognized by the American
Chemical Society. As a lawyer, scientist, and the House of Representatives,
he controls all the money in Columbus. Also, there's a story on Fox
News about Bill Sitz acting legislatively to get Pete Rose in the Hall of Fame,
plus so much more. Bill Sites, once again, thank you for
coming on the Bill Cunningham Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, when
Alisha Reese or Denise Treehouse or Stephanie Dumas or the Bengals talk about the state,
that means you participating in hundreds of millions of dollars of funding, is
that a receptive idea or not. Well, historically, the state did help
to build pay Course Dadium. I believe the total state contribution for the existing
Paul Brown Stadium pay Corse Stadium was on the order of seventy five million.
So that's point number one. I've been told by the Bengals that at some
point they are going to ask for state assistance. But the Bengals have not
made any asks in twenty twenty four and they tell me that's because they're hoping
to work out something with Hamilton County. MS Reez, who I saw this
morning, said well, we think the Bengals should get the money from the
state before we work out a lease. So it's so, you know,
hopefully this will get sight out, but in all likelihood it will not get
straightened out in the year twenty twenty four, and it'll be after I'm turn
limited out. Now you've spent about twenty five years up there. But essentially
the Bengals have until June of twenty twenty five to extend the lease one year,
so I could see, I'm sorry, five years. So at the
end of this year, I could see the Bengals saying, okay, we
exercise our option bis this about another five and a half years and then let
the negotiations begin. So for those who say this is like eminent, here
we are at the end of April of twenty twenty four. This isn't something
that you've allocated any money for at least through twenty twenty four. It's not
on the horizon at all to get money from the state. That track Lillie,
That's absolutely correct. We've got a lot of other fine projects we're in
the process of funding, but not anything on pay Corse Stadium or the Red
Stadium for that matter. And you know, I am glad to see,
by the way, that all they're talking about are upgrades to the existing stadium.
They're not thankfully talking about vacating pay Corps and having a brand new stadium
built somewhere in the Metroplex, which would be a multi billion dollar proposition instead
of a five hundred billion dollar proposition that I hear is going to be the
amount spent on the upgrade existing pay Corps. And when you think, of
course, you live here in Green Township, you're like a Rushing Hills kind
of a guy. But in Columbus you want to give money to the Brownies.
In Cleveland, you want to give money to Ohio State, the Horseshoe,
and to maybe my ballpark, the Great American and pay Corps. Maybe
throw a few shekels there towards the Cleveland Guardian Baseball Park and the state.
Mike DeWine told me the state's got a five billion dollar surplus. You're flush
with bucks? Is that true? We have a very healthy rainy day fund
of three point seven billion dollars, which is very good. However, if
the economy goes south, you can blow through three point seven billion dollars in
a hurry, just on unemployment comp checks that you got to write. And
yes, we do have a surplus on top of a three point seven billion
and we're going to be spending seven hundred million of that here by the end
of June, with the Setate getting the right to designate three hundred and fifty
billion of VAT and the House getting the right to designated fifty million of that.
And I do know that at least in Hamilton County, there is no
disagreement between the Hamilton County Republican Senators and the Hamilton County Republican representatives. We're
all on board with one another. There's no disagreement for what we want to
spend it on in Hamilton County, which will be the help for they do
convention Center and the Convention Center hotel, help for the new River Bend,
And I know that's kind of controversial and a wonderful couple of projects. One
is to build a med school at Xavier University. You aught to like that,
and the other is the other is to help the University of Cincinnati,
you see, help get their cancer center accredited as a National cancer Center,
which then attracts many millions of dollars in research money. We think it's very
important. You know, Cleveland has the clinic and Columbus has the James.
We don't have one, so so you know, we want to keep helping
Billy Barrett over there and get that uppet and running. But that's how we
proposed to spend Hamilton County share of the of the seven hundred million dollars this
year. Now page two, I see these commercials run by your friend,
Senator Shared Brown, who's somewhere to the left of Bernie Sanders. But nonetheless,
I see these commercials with Shared Brown standing with Donald Trump in the Oval
Office, accepting a pen from Donald Trump, and that which is wonderful.
I think Shared Brown is running as a supporter of Donald Trump. I'm not
sure how that plays in democratic circles, but nonetheless, we've had a metamorphosis
of Senator Shared Brown suddenly with Donald Trump. But nonetheless he I've read in
the Wall Street Journal that this chip factory, and I don't think Shared Brown
knows the difference between a potato chip and a microchip. That's a different issue.
But nonetheless that DEI has raised its ugly head, and that to be
a contractor or subcontractor in this legislation passed out a while Washington, one must
comply with all kinds of rules and regulations that make it almost impossible for small
businesses to be involved in a project. Can you explain that to the American
people? Well, I have read the same thing you've read. These are
requirements as part of the Federal Tips Act, which we were all happy it
passed when it passed, But now people are starting to read the fine prints
and there is a whole lot of rules, regulation and red tape, not
just around the DEI issue, but around the environmental issues. So the project,
unfortunately, while it's still going to happen, has been delayed as they
have to sort through all of this red tape. And that's kind of a
shame. But you know, shared Brown, I'll just say this. I
don't know him well, I might have met him twice in all my years,
but he is a very good retail politician. He's no dummy. He
knows that Trump is popular in Ohio. So even though he didn't help Trump
very much when when Trump was in, he would be perfectly happy to have
his picture taking with Trump. Now, well, I saw the commercials and
when he's holding up a chip and behind him all these earth movers and all
these stallions filled with construction happening. I'm thinking, my god, if I
miss something. Is it fair to say not one spade of dirt has been
turned yet to your knowledge? Well, I believe they have done some.
I believe they have done some site work. But I also know that the
announcement was made within the last few months that the project will be on a
delayed completion date from when they had originally forecast. Okay that I know.
I haven't been out there to look at it yet. I will say the
new big project, the Honda battery plant, which is kind of half around
Washington Courthouse area, that is going up pretty smartly, and it's a huge,
huge thing. I see that every day when I drive up back from
Columbus, and it glows at night because they got all the lights on.
That's that's a big project too, and it kind of has gotten overshadowed by
the Intel project. But it's a very big project under the right on right
off of I seventy one. Well, Bernie Marino was endorsed by Donald Trump.
Maybe Donald Trump will all endorse Shared Brown because they work so closely together.
I find I don't think so certainly Donald Trump's endorsement to help Bernie,
There's no question about that. And and you know that, Bill, this
is going to be one expensive of campaign, one expensive campaign. I've heard
that the Democrats plan to spend fifty six million dollars on Shared Brown. Okay,
a lot of money, Okay, Yeah. And I've been I've heard
that this this race list fall will break the bank for spending in an Ohio
US Senate race. They easily break the bank. Well, Shared Brown.
He cures cancer, cheers diabetes. He's bringing thousands of jobs who work closely
with Donald Trump. And but you that's the kind of guy that I won
in Washington. Somebody can work with Donald Trump cure cancer and diabetes. And
that's my guy. No one sees this guy. Every six years he makes
an appearance. He's appearing somewhere in Tomuck County VF non VFW. Then they
don't want him there, but he'll show up. But he's on vacation until
the six months before the election. Now, lastly, you made some news
here on Fox News, Bill Sitz, about our good friend and yours,
Pete Rose. And this is again, this has been going on for about
sixty years. I met him in October of nineteen sixty three at heart Sell.
You're not at Methodist Church when he spoke after Bernett Ponak we won the
City Class C championship. Pete Rose came there to speak. And I've been
with him or for the last sixty one years. What is your proposal legislatively
to get Pete Rose in the Hall of Fame? Well, resentive Tom Yon
from Dayton, and I have ers a resolution calling upon the Commissioner of Major
League Baseball to admit Pete Rose to the Hall. It's enough is enough,
It's been since nineteen eighty nine. You know, somebody pointed out that even
murderers get sentenced to twenty five years and then parole after twenty five. He
suffered way more than that. The guy had four two hundred and fifty six
hits. His lifetime batty average was three hundred and three oh three, which
I think is better than any read his ed, at least in the last
decade or so. So, you know, we need to cut the crap
and get Pete Rose in. It's not to say we've blessed what he did
or didn't do, or everything about his lifestyle, but my god, look
at some of the other people that they that they're letting him now and who've
committed other other students, And frankly, it's a little hypocritical, will he
because you know, the red the guardians of all the Ohio Pro sports teams,
commanded and won the right from us to have apps to have sports betting
on people's phones. The Reds got an app. The Reds also are building
a standalone sports betting parlor. So you know, okay, I realized that
they're doing it now that it's legal, and when Rose allegedly did it,
it wasn't legal. But gambling is no longer the great vice that it might
have been after nineteen nineteen. And I'll just say this too. Everybody in
Cincinnati I think has a Rose story. Pete Rose went to the Western Hillside
School, which is where I went, although I was not in the same
pen frame. So there's that guy in And then, as you may recall,
I was one of the lawyers along with Bob Stackler, Reuben Kat and
Bob Pitkin, who represented Rose in his suit against Bartiamati that resulted in this
lifetime ban agreement. But the agree said he could reapply within one year.
That was the winking and nod provision in the settlement agreement, And unfortunately Jamadi
died one week after that settlement agreement was signed, and his good friend fave
Infant became the Major League Baseball Commissioner and blamed Pete Rose for killing for Kiamatti.
I can't stand out here. It's true because I was, you know,
I visited Pete in the halfway house, got the letters from him from
Juliet. But lastly, on marijuana, I said this to you off the
air this morning. Democrats go in mass in one direction. I spoke the
other night Sycamore Township, Republican Club at Deer Park, and whatever the leader
says, get behind. We passed it that they rule, they legislate.
Boom bad badading baa bank Republicans. Six months ago we passed this thing on
on marijuana. You got Republicans in the house going one direction. Got you
guys in the house going in a different direction. You got Mike Dewan here.
We are six months down the road, and so and so is fighting
with this guy. The religious types don't like it at all. The Democrats
want to give them money to arts. Republicans want to give it to the
jails hump did he do? Six months later, Republicans completely in charge and
nothing gets done. Can you explain that to me? Well, behind the
scenes, people have been diligently working to bridge the gap. I was in
a one and a half hour meeting last Friday with the majority leader of the
Ohio Senate trying to at least discuss how we might come together on legislation.
The House was in no particular hurry to path legislation because many of the things
that we all want might be able to be taken care of by rule.
And they picked it outstanding fellow to run the Division of Cannabis Control, Gunny
and Jim Kneppa, who ran the Ohio Divisional Liquor Control, probably one of
the best bureaucrats Ohio has ever had, and he is doing a good job.
But there are some things we're going to need to pass, and we're
going to need to pass them sooner than later, and so my goal is
to try to work very hard and cooperatively to get this done. As you
know, it's not so easy because our current Speaker of the House, my
friend Jason Stevens, would like to remain Speaker of the House next term.
And my good friend Matt Huffman, who is President of the Senate, is
coming back over to the House and he too would like to be Speaker of
the House. So you have some rivalry there. And I'm like the old
Godney King. Why can't we all just get along and focused on policy and
getting stuff done and let the chips fall where they make on the vote for
a speaker next year? You know, Bill Sides at the Democratic and on
it. If the Democrat governor at Democrat House, Democrats Senate in Ohai,
if this is the nineteen eighties and all were Democrats, this thing that would
have been put to bed in March. The Republicans have too many principles,
that's the problem. Well, yeah, and Republicans tend to be more independent
minded. I mean the Democrats truly do operate like the polit boro they are.
You know, that's it. The leaders that they all say dah.
And you know Pelosi, she never had the problem. Devin McCarthy had nobody,
nobody dared cross Nancy Pelosi. The Democrats all voted in lock step.
But out there in Congress you've a clack of people that are sort of performative
legislators that are always trying to get their mug on Fox News or other television
vision and they've just made it very difficult for our federal friends to get.
Now we got to run. But put Senator Shereon Brown in charge. I
mean, he's got diabetes taken care of, he's supports Trump, he cheers
cancer, the chip factories being constructed. Tell Shared Brown, this is your
job. Hey, have it done by Monday at noon. Once again,
congratulations Bill Sites and a life well led twenty five years and like to do
an exit interview with you at the end. That's all great, Willy,
Thanks, I have a great weekend everybody, Bill Sites. So let's contell
much more. Reds Baseball kicks off about six o'clock tonight with the Range.
If the Dems were in charge, we'd have pot flowing like milk and honey
from on high. Republicans in charge. Damn it too many principles, AyL
and also l E. Bill Cunningham. News Radio seven hundreds WLW Mike Allen
presents his case tomorrow morning at nine on seven hundred WLW. Moments like my
daughter telling me a new joke mean a lot to me. But after being
diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer or NBC, which is breast cancer that has spread
to other parts of the body. They mean the Cincinnati Bengals selects Amarusmim's tackle
Georgia Hull. Hello yet, and I'm I'm broadcasting, you know, I'm
saying, before we get to the rock and break down all the draft choices
is a great amount of on We got one so far, We've got Don
Kroger, Yeah, of Valley Plumbing rating. As you know, I have
deep roots in reading the Home of the Blue Devils and Tony Pike. Don't
forget about that. Retting loves me more than they love Tony Pike. But
Don Kroger, who's a plumber, listens every day in his truck, him
and his crew. Yeah, and they're listening right now. And so Don
Kroger, for what you've done for the American people, what you've done for
charitable and humanitarian interest. Don Kroger a Valley Plumbing, you and your crew
are the Bill Cunningham citizens of the day. And if you know don give
him a call now. Rocking on to you. When this happened, the
expert said, what the hell are the Bengals doing? This? Guy can't
play because he's hurt all the time. Give me your reaction. I guess
on the surface, I didn't love it. Let me just say that didn't
hate it, didn't love it. Look, of course, we don't know
how this pick, or frankly, any pick is going to turn out.
The only thing I can tell that is time. I guess. The concerning
thing is this. If you believe that we're in the window right We've got
a good roster, and Joe Burrow is young, and he you know,
and and he's but we're in that window where we got to win right now?
Do you not want a player that can help right now? Now?
I understand the fact that this team needs the draft lineman. They've drafted a
grand total of one lineman in the last two drafts. They've gotten their lineman
the last two years by free agency. You can't live that way because it's
tremendously expensive. So you got to get guys in the draft, and most
of the time, historically, the best offensive lineman, especially tackles, are
drafted in the first or second round. Okay, So I understand that.
So, okay, we get a tackle and he's not gonna play this year.
We got Trent Brown. But he'll be ready to be a backup.
He'll he'll be He'll get in a rotation. I guess the question with me
is is Mems ready to even be a backup with only eight games of experience
in college? Is he ready to even do that? Or this is kind
of a red shirt year and then next year. I that's what I don't
know. That's the million dollar question. Remember what I said to you and
Eddie about two or three days ago, when when Anderson went out to Southern
Cow and said, got this guy named Anthony Munos. His name is Anthony
Munyo's and he played one game a senior year, and they looked at him,
put him through some workouts and said, we're drafting him number one for
the Bengals in the first round. How did that work out? That worked
out? Pretty good? Pretty good? You could call that an outlier,
and you call I guarantee you. I don't know. I don't have him
from any but I guarantee you Anthony Moon has played more than eight games in
his college career. Well he you know, so that's so he did he
did. Yeah, Well that's the one because I guess the other thing that
concerned me, and again I didn't hate the pick. I understand the guy
is an absolute monster physically, he's got traits better than any other tackle in
the draft. I understand it, and it could absolutely work out. The
other concern anything to me, was Nick Saban's disappointment in the pick. Like,
you know, here's a guy he he knew, He's known Amarius Mims
probably since he was twelve years old. Right, this guy knows all the
recruits, wherever they go, all that sort of thing, and he kind
of crapped on the pick. Right. I don't know. He's hurt and
I don't know why he couldn't get on the field, and he's in the
SEC championship game and he gets his ankle hurt and he can't play. So
that guy kind of knows a little bit about football, kind of knows a
little bit about SEC players, and he didn't seem to love it. So
I thought that was interesting. Now, with all that said, the guy
is tremendously talented and it could want to be in a good thing, but
he's got to get up to speed fast. Now. Rock was the craziest
move of the night, the Atlanta Falcons taking Michael Pennix and then Kirk Cousins
like losing his mind. He's already he's got like one hundred and eighty million
dollar deal. They call him when they pick Penix said, hey, we're
taking this guy. Okay, see you later. By take panis, was
that the craziest pick of the night. It was the most interesting. And
I can see both sides of it, like with with the Bengals signing Jake
Brown. Remember I said it two days ago. You got to have a
capable backup in today's NFL. Right now, the Falcons have more than a
capable backup. Right They got Michael Pennix, so you know that, and
you got a guy. First of all, I just wonder, what do
the Falcons know something we don't. Okay, they signed Kirk Cousins coming off
a an achilles injury. If they seen him running around the facility and maybe
like god, he don't look great, or man, I don't know is
he gonna come back? Maybe they know something we don't. That's number one.
So I understand drafting h but I guess the other the other side of
it is you sign Kirk Cousins, he'll be there for I mean two years
is guaranteed. And Michael Pennix is twenty four. So if Kirk Cousins plays
ten two years, which you're you you paid him, and thinking that's gonna
be the case, now, Michael Pennix is gonna be become the starter at
age like twenty seven. I mean, that's kind of old for you know.
You know, I understand what I'm saying. And I love Michael Pennix.
I said this whole lead up to the draft. I thought he was
the second best quarterback in this drafts. But given his age and given the
fact the same thing Falcons are they're gonna win a very winnable division. They're
gonna win that division this year. So it was it was interesting. It
was very interesting, especially considering Michael Pennox's age and when we may actually see
him. He could be twenty seven years old. Hedging their bets and the
Kirk Cousin says one hundred million guaranteed, so you'd think he's there for two
years minimum, and Penix at that point will be pumping him against twenty seven.
And Penix has been hurt repeatedly too, and that's why the Falcons suck.
I mean, I look at the super Bowl, They're beating the Patriots
twenty eight to three, twenty eight to three, Oh my god, and
they couldn't hold on and beat the Patriots, winning twenty eight to three with
three minutes to go in the third quarter. The Falcon's are beating the Patriots
right, twenty eight to three, but three minutes to go in the third
If somebody had bet your three rocks doubled or nothing, you'd have six of
them that the Patriots are gonna win that game. You'd say, what the
odds are? Ninety nine point nine to nine p The Falcons suck? Say
give me some spat. Yeah, will heave the student reporters of pro service,
every local Thamestar heating and air conditioning dealers Thamestar Qualley. You could feel
the northern Kentucky call any weather heating and air at eight five, nine seventy
eight to one forty eight twenty two. By the way, what pecker leaves
the stand? The pecker has left the stand. A Marius mims Willie is
in town. He will speak to the media here coming up at three o'clock.
How's his ankle, how's his knee, how's his shoulder? I know,
I just he'll be talking about becoming a Bengal and two hundred and seventy
five at least two hundred and seventy five thousand fans rock packing downtown Detroit Wild
next year it's in Green Bay. Really, there'll be people on Fountain Square
trying to get there. What about getting Troy Blackburn to get to get the
draft here on the banks? What about that right there in the Dora District,
right there on the banks, right? I agree, I'm in Yeah.
Get where's two hundred thousand people showing up to stand there and not watch
the sporting event, Not watch guys you know, run around, No watch
people walkrouf stage and read stuff off a card. Well, I don't get
it. I mean, it's a hype. One of the best hypes I've
seen is the NFL Draft. Speaking of that, Willie A Rounds two and
three start tonight at seven. Packer has left the stand and rounds four through
seven set for tomorrow beginning at noon. Trump's Pecker is gone. The Reds
open up a six game road trip tonight, first of three up against those
world champs, the Rangers in Arlington, Texas. Coverage six oh five of
Sports Talk are now carriers Inside Pitch, Kelsey Chevrolet ext Raading Show after the
game. After the game, Let's see Graham ass Craft against Nathan Valdi.
Let's see MLS soccer. After back to back matches on the road, our
beloved Orange and Blue FC Cincinnati returns to TQL Stadium tomorrow night to take on
the Colorado Rapids. Seven o'clock, ESPN fifteen thirty. Does the mainstream media
interfere in elections? Yes? Continue. Indianapolis officials there, say Willie.
They are going to pursue an MLS franchise. Eh, so we'll see because
of the success they see here in Cincinnati with FC, get Jo Burg,
Get Jeff Hardy Cats, right, So, no, we want him here.
We want Jeff Berg here. Yeah, no, no, you don't
know. He's not going anywhere. That'll be good because then you have Cincinnati,
Columbus, Indianapolis, you'll have Chicago, ind the MLS. That's good.
That'll be a nice in Nashville. That's a nice little region right there.
For for rivalries. Major League Baseball is expanding two more and it gets
thirty two. There's going to be four teams. I want those four teams
together to be Milwaukee, Chicago, Cubs and Cardinals and the Reds. That's
what I want. Can you get that done? Rock, Can you get
that done? I'll and the White Sox moving to Nashville. I don't know
where to. I mean, that's a complete disaster. And then that owner
wants a new stadium. By the way, they can't win any games,
Jerry Ryan. Still, they've been shut out like ten times in a month.
I got to get up there and talk to Benettendine. Get that kid
hitting getting down here. You play them? Play left field? Yeah,
can't the Reds play them about every other week. Let's keep playing them.
They got the Rangers of all these good tonight, every good weeks them,
then the Padres, they go play the Padres and then they come home.
But the Arizona and the Dodgers, then they go back out there, then
they go back out on the West Coast in like three weeks. I'm glad.
So this is the month of decision right here, this because yay or
nay the season. We'll see what Rock, what's on the big show this
afternoon of anything, Well, we guess Richard Skinner right out of the gate
will break down the draft and discuss what should the Bengals do here tonight at
seven o'clock like a round pick number forty nine. I want they got treated
up and get Gerson Newton. That's what I want the Bengals to do.
They got three picks in round three, right, Rock, three picks,
two picks and two picks in round three, eightieth and ninety seventh. Uh
picking the fourth and then what one in the fifth? Three in the sixth
and two and the seventh? Not bad your comments, I'm bad, not
bad. I got capital. We got take that ro Dame. What I
get that? Your guy Joe at your guy, Joe Walt? Yes,
well he stood up last night. Holy, holy, like they took out
three quarters of the screen. I thought what Rock said. This guy is
big. He stood up. Holy, it looks like Jack the Giant.
Well, we'll see what happened. Came to college as a tight end and
then moving to tackle and the rest is history. He's left guard and left
tackle. He's got everything. Your legs look like, put them together.
I'm not one leg of that guy, thank you. And his dad was
a good one too. His dad's in the Chiefs Hall of Fame. Right,
pretty good. Yeah, we'll see what happens. The Bengals are configured
to beat the Chiefs. First of all, you better beat the Ravens.
Quote the raven nevermore. Plus Cleveland. I don't know if Watson's ever going
to be any good. I doubt it. But Pittsburgh, thank God,
they stink. Pittsburgh stinks rock. Thank you, and once again, thank
you. Trump's Pecker has left the stand. Okay, big media report,
Pecker is now free. Segment give me out of the Stee's report, Willy
and Utter of the Reds and Rangers in the NFL draft Donald Trump's Pecker.
We leave you with the immortal words of the stewed report. See high We
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but how you drive it counts. This is Roderick Crawford saying, see you
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