America, welcome this great Tuesday afternoon in the tri State. Of course,
this is Super Tuesday in which there is a very great likelihood that the American
people will vote for Donald Trump to be the nominee of the Republican Party.
Of course, our own Super Tuesday in Ohio will not take place until the
nineteenth, about two weeks from now. But until then, the Supreme Court
has issued a procureum opinion reversing the Colorado Supreme Court's decision upholding the decision of
an individual Secretary of State named g. Griswold to remove Donald Trump from the
ballot, and the course this is an authoritarianism at its best. I watched
her this morning on some of the morning talk shows. It is truly unbelievable
that she claims, she continues to claim that Soda, Mayor and Kagan and
Jackson are all wrong, the far left wing liberals on the Supreme Court are
all wrong, and that she's right, and that she unilaterally can decide it's
the secretary of state to take someone off the ballot run for the presidency in
a federal office, and the Supreme Court's decision. I think nine Zip was
fairly certain that she can't do that. But of course she can never admit
wrongdoing. She is an authoritarianism that wants to impose her will. And the
great John Kenneth Blackwell Ken Blackwell is with the Public Interest Legal Foundation. They
filed an amikas brief on the marriage with the US Supreme Court, and the
Supreme Court accepted the viewpoints of the Public Interest Legal Foundation. And once again
Ken Blackwell of Xavier University, former mayor of the City of Cincinnati, former
Secretary of State in the state of Ohio. Ken Blackwell, Welcome again to
the Bill Cunningham Show. Ken, how are you, hey, Bill.
It's good to be with you, brother. And let me just tell you
that Secretary of Colorado Ginas. I think she must have fallen and bumped her
he I mean, she is just She's not only out in the left field,
she is in fact just pure crazy. You know. Look, just
election, it's about I think it's about whether or not we will preserve our
constitutional republic or whether we will surrender through an authoritarian strain in the American body
politic. And therefore, I am glad that the left leaning justices on the
Supreme Court, I mean not just left leaning, almost damn near Marxist justice
of the Supreme Court hadn't so gone so far crazy that they, in fact
would embrace the nonsense that the Secretary of State of Colorado was offering. You
know, can you you spent eight years as Ohio Secretary of State. Could
you imagine you saying unilaterally that someone has found an affiday but alleging that Bill
Clinton should not have been on the ballot because of his disregard of his oath
of office, engaging in disreputable behavior in the oval office. And you,
Ken Blackwell, will take it upon yourself to make sure that the Ohioans of
the American people cannot have him again in office, that he showed himself unworthy
of the office, he engaged in conduct which gave aiden comfort of the enemy
under the fourteenth Amendment, and that I, Ken Blackwell, here by declare
that Bill Clinton shall not run for president. Could you imagine even thinking about
such? I can't imagine that Bill, you know, follow savage would have
just come out of his crave and grabbed me by the doat and shook me
and asked me, have you just lost your mind? Look? Here's the
reality. We in fact, in about two hundred and fifty years. We
are the greatest constitutional republic in all of human history. And that just drives
the radical left crazy. And they are doing everything that they can possibly do
to deconstruct our constitutional republic. And one of the things that they haven't anticipate
paid it is that we will fight back. We're not going to let them
do this. The other issue percolating the end of April is the immunity claims.
And you know, one might say whether it was right or wrong.
Donald Trump, as the sitting president, took an oath of office to follow
and to enforce federal law and to support and defend the Constitution. In his
mind, many told him that in Georgia there were severe irregularities with voting.
It was his duty, it was his right to look into whether or not
federally there was violation of federal law and that individuals had lost their ability to
vote, and he had a duty to do that as the president, as
the chief law enforcement officer in the country. Now, you might have been
wrong in that. He might have been right, we don't know. But
it turned out that now he's being charged with crimes in Atlanta, in Georgia
and Fulton County that it's his duty as the president to faithful execute the laws,
including voting laws. And so when he said got together some individuals and
said go find eleven thousand and seven hundred and eighty votes, that's what I
want you to find, he did not say corruptly locate or illegally do it.
In his mind, there were thousands of votes that were cast that were
not properly counted, and there should have been an investigation. That is not
a crime. For example, recently, you had a circumstance where Joe Biden
in Afghanistan illegally, some say, launched drone attacks on children and women in
cars, killing nine children and a bunch of other people. And so when
that happened, it's like, are you kidding me? And so as a
consequence, any future administration could obviously arise up and charge a sitting president with
various crimes. And so how much danger is there if a president doesn't have
immunity. It is very dangerous. And just remember Bill. In two thousand
and six, I had members not only from Ohio, but from California,
members of Congress that challenge our electors in Ohio. They claim that I had
stolen the election for George Bush. The reality is that there were thirty eight
lawsuits against the state of Ohio. We won thirty seven of them, and
the one that we lost initially got overturned by the Court of Appeals six Circuit
Court of Appeals. In the final analysis, they are trying to go through
the looking glass and tell us what it's up is down, and what is
down is up. But we actually know that the Mad Hatter was a character
of fiction and we're not going to let them snow us. And there's no
We can argue about whether there were bags of ballots under desks, and we
can argue about whether or not too many illegal people have voted. We can
argue about like in Nevada, when illegal aliens get drivers' licenses, which gives
them a ballot the mail, they're automatically registered to vote. There's about seventeen
states where when you get your driver's license, that information is sent over to
the registrar for voters, and those persons are registered to vote as an expert
on elections. What's wrong with that kind of a system that exists in about
seventeen states today. Look, we have checks and balances in our system.
Bill the real problem is that what the left, the radical Marxist left,
was trying to do in Colorado was to take the ability of the electorate of
voters to actually vote their conscious and their interests. They basically said, you
don't know what's good for you, let us decide, and the way they
were going to let them decide was to eliminate a bonus candidate from the process.
The reality is that when President Trump was president, he had the constitutional
right to pulse the system to make sure that it was working properly, and
there was significant evidence that whether we were in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Arizona,
or Georgia, there were irregularities, there were unconstitutional actions that were taken,
and he had every right to in fact make sure that the count was legitimate.
So this was an irregular Twenty twenty was an irregular election. And what
we've tried to do since that time is to get more citizens involved in the
process, to make sure that we have eyeballs on the process, because my
theory is that if you're not in the room, you're not in the game,
and they will steal an election. Let's get into some of the legal
issues about something being ripe and something being moot. For example, there are
many states like Pennsylvania in which the county election official him or herself is in
charge of the voting in that county. Ohio, Kentucky, Florida have functional
systems. But when you elect election officials in a county in Pennsylvania, that
person decides are there dropboxes and if so, how many are there? Absentee
ballots sent out to everyone on the voter rolls whether they request it or not.
Are there signature matches required or not? Or is there signature verification required
or not? And so what happened in all of these lawsuits is that you're
up against the clock between election day and the inaugural So in twenty twenty,
Pennsylvania did not certify the election until around the middle the first part of December
because there were absentee and military ballots coming in. And so when lawsuits were
filed questioning whether or not there was a legitimate county in Pennsylvania, the court's
ruled the issue right now is not ripe until the Secretary of State of Pennsylvania
declares a winner. So you may allege there were irregularities, which would take
days, weeks, and months in federal court with witnesses and depositions to determine
actually what occurred. And so when lawsuits are filed, it's the issue is
not ripe yet because no one's been declared a winner. So by the time
the winner is declared around December the tenth, and then the electors meet in
the state capitol in December the fifteenth, there's not enough time in those three
or four days to follow lawsuit, call your witnesses, take depositions, have
in court sworn testimony about what happened. So then the courts play this game.
Well the inaugurals January twentieth, we got the holidays coming up. So
on one hand, the issue is not ripe because no winner's been declared.
But on the other hand, when the winner has been declared, the issue
is moot because the court shorts cannot give to the to trump the relief that
he seeks, which is either a recount or a revote. So on one
hand it's ripe. On the other hand, it's moot. We have to
have a president by January the twentieth, so at no point is there a
legitimate investigation as far as what actually happened. What actually happened in Pennsylvania or
in Georgia. On one hand, the winner's not been declared. On the
other hand, by the time the winner is declared, it's moot. I
can't give you the relief you seek because there must be an inaugural that Isn't
that a problem in our election system? Well, our question. I don't
know anybody who has stated it more claric than you just did. Look again,
what we have at stake here is our constitutional republic. You know,
the left in control of the administrative state, they're not interested in free thinking
citizens. They in fact want subjects. And that's the difference here, subjects
that are controlled and influenced by the administrative state and the welfare state, or
citizens of a constitutional republic that are in fact in power to elect folks who
were governed at their will. And they're just they're just trying to wipe us
out in terms of being freethinking citizens. And they're doing it by destroying our
borders. And not only do they know that we can't be a nation if
we don't have borders, they actually are advocates of voters with our borders.
And that's a problem, you know, Ken Blackwell, with the young folks
MTV has you're a world citizen. You're not a citizen of the United States
of America. You're a world citizen. And so the long term plan is
to destroy this nation from within. Abraham Lincoln once said, when America falls,
not one foreign soldier will set foot on the Blue Ridge or cup water
out of the Ohio River. When America falls, it'll be from the interior
out. And that is the Census Bureau tells us we're going to have an
additional one hundred million Americans, or shall I say, persons living in America
in the next fifteen to twenty years on the path that we're on currently,
an additional one hundred million who will vote to receive government benefits at someone else's
expense. And this election in November is the most critical in our lifetime because
if they can succeed in a sense of stuffing the ballot box, of having
illegal aliens getting ballots in the mail because they have a driver's license and there's
no signature match, there's many drop boxes. The ballots are sent out to
everyone on the rolls, whether you're requested or not alive or dead. It
is ripe with injustice, and so I just can't conceive here we are in
March of twenty twenty four and Super Tuesdays happening as we speak. And you
spent your life with public integrity relative to voting, and at no point is
about it less secure than it is today. Goes to who's voting, where
they're voting in so many states. And when Mary Garland said on Sunday at
the Bloody Sunday Commemoration fifty nine years in the making and the Pettis Bridge,
those black Americans like Lewis were beaten by Democrats, by the way, they're
all Democrats in Alabama, right, and they wanted to beat black folks.
In the submission, he said that he will file lawsuits as the Department of
Justice against any state that has voter ID laws, voter ID laws like black
folks going to have the competency to get an ID and where a signature match
and drop boxes, etc. Isn't it absurd that our own Attorney general is
saying he doesn't believe in voter ID and signature matches. Isn't that ridiculous?
Oh, it's ridiculous, this thing about it to get on a plane to
get well get food stamps. I mean you can go down a list.
Most states will make IDs of photo IDs available at no charge. You know,
there's no excuse for it. Photo IDs are as American as apple pie.
And this idiot and that's what he is. I am so glad that
brother mitche M O'Connell had enough forder to block that chomp from being on the
Supreme Court. Oh can you imagine him on the Supreme Court? Right?
I don't know, but we have to have legitimate counts, legitimate ballots.
And right now, if you live in seventeen states, if you're illegal and
you have a driver's license, which is legal in seventeen states without citizenship,
guess what, You're going to be mailed to ballot thirty days before the election
and you can vote. And that's a federal crime that will not be prosecuted.
You're absolutely right, and that's why we had the up against this legal
foundation have been been fighting two thin nail against automatic voter registration. You know,
this is deployed by the left to radicalize our system. And all I'm
saying is that, you know, when we have an even playing field,
we win, And so you know, I think Treaserick Duglas sums it up
Bill when he said those who are whooked easiest are whoop most often. And
we're not going to be beaten. We're going to fight back. And let
me just end with another uh basic philosopher of mind Satchel Page. You know,
we, in fact can't be so concerned about equilibrium that we're not willing
to take a risk for freedom. Frederick Duggas said, excuse me, sat
A Page said, it is damned difficult to still second base. If you
want to keep one foot on first well, acting your listeners to take a
risk, take a break for freedom, engaged, don't let him steal our
constitutional republic. John Kenneth Blackwell, Public Interest Foundation, once again, thank
you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. All for one and one for
all. All love you, brother, God, bless you. Thank you.
Ken. Let's continue with more if a line becomes available. Five one,
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A vote is a terrible thing to waste. Two. We have scheduled
in about twenty five minutes. An interview with Jim Scott and his wife Donna.
As you know, he announced several months back publicly that he contracted als
Luke Garrig's disease and that he's fighting like a warrior poet. This came to
mind about a week ago when Neil Lucan, the legend founder in the sense
of the Finley Market Parade, he's picked it up the last thirty years to
carry it forward, and Jim Scott has been something like fifty five Finley Market
parades. It was a big deal for Jim, as to all of us
do at some point. I like to find myself in the parade myself at
some point, but I tend to be on the air at noon or one
o'clock. But nonetheless I did it one year. I think it starts like
eleven am might be noon, and I rode with Marge shot in a big
red convertible and accepting the platitudes of the assembled multitudes. And Jim Scott,
I am told, is going to be in a nineteen sixty three convertible given
to him by a friend. You know. It was sitting in the and
the shotgun seat, the passenger seat in the front and Donna, his lovely
wife, has sent me some photos to indicate that Jim is now practicing how
to get in and get out of the Pontiac. And the event itself is
twenty three days away, which is three weeks from Thursday, and I wish
in a sense I could be there with him, but I'm on the air
at one o'clock from the Holy Grail getting ready to have desperate Reds fans seek
victory after victory with the segment and all the gang will be there starting about
nine o'clock in the morning with Sloaney, Lance McAllister and the segment et CE.
So it's a big day and I just hope there's good weather. Hopefully
we'll have the weather of yesterday and not the weather of today. But I
know Jim Scott's going through some very difficult times, but he's directing his life
to be able to ride in the Finley Market Parade on March the twenty eighth,
which is three weeks from a Thursday. So hopefully, if the weather
is nice, it'll be the largest turnout in Finley Market Parade history. And
the Grand Marshals are Dimitri Young and Pokey Reese, and the Honorary Grand Marshal
is Jim Scott. He could not attend the news conference. I understand that
his voice, which is the instrument of his greatness, is not what it
was maybe hard to listen to. I'll spend most of the time with Donna,
his wife, to explain where Jim is physically and what lies ahead.
But this journey is particularly unfair to someone who contracted Pulio as a boy.
He fought through that and performed magnificently, beginning in radio here in nineteen sixty
eight. There was a two or three year segue when he was in New
York City and I know what it's like to be in New York City.
I don't want to go there. And then he came back here in nineteen
eighty four. He had scheduled to be working at ninety four point one.
But Randy Michaels, the legendary founder of this radio station along with Pal Crossley.
But Randy Michaels is the one that projected us into the end of the
twentieth and now the twenty first century. Randy bought the entire station so that
he could have Jim Scott's contract. We needed a morning guy and who was
better than Jim Scott. I was here for his first day, and I
was here for his last day, and for those thirty one years he spent
here thirty one of his forty seven years in broadcasting. It was wonderful because
I first met Jim Scott in nineteen sixty eight. I'd come back from a
Skingham College in December of nineteen sixty seven. I planned to get married in
sixty eight and I did not want to be separated from my bride, little
Penny Asbrock, and so I thought, I got a I'm getting out of
here, and I lived at home with Mom again. Lived in Dylon Vale
eighty four seventy nine Wicklow Avenue, and every day I'd drive down to Aver
University to begin my classes. And driving down at seven thirty eight o'clock in
the morning, I listened to Jim Scott every morning on thirteen sixty WSAI.
Months would go by and I happened to see him somewhere. I think it
was a Kroger store. I walked up to him and said, hey,
Jim Scott, I'm Bill Cunningham. I listened to you every morning. He
said, great, Then he turned the conversation to me, you know,
are are you the guy that went to Deer Park High School? What do
you want to be when you grow up? And et cetera, et cetera.
And Jim Scott has his magnificent virtue when you discuss things with him,
to turn the conversation to you and not to him. And then years went
by, between nineteen sixty eight and nineteen eighty four, what sixteen years,
and he started here in the morning, and I met him the night before
again, I said, you remember that conversation. He said, no,
I honestly don't. But I said, Jim, it's great to have you
here. And we put together a team that at that point with Jim Scott
and Randy Michaels and Alan Gardner. Bill Gable was in the afternoon at that
point, and Bob Trumpy and me and then Lynn Gladahill overnight. Then over
the next few years had developed to Jim Scott in the morning, Mike McConnell,
Bill Cunningham in the afternoons, then Gary Burbank and then Trumpy slash Colin
Sworth slash Andy Furman slash Tom Gamble slash Paul Docherty slash Lance McAllister, which
is where we are today. In the evenings. Of course, it went
from me to Scott Sloan, to Gary Jeff Walker, who's a great radio
professional on his own right, and then the truck and Bows who took over
from Lynn glad Hill and the rest Shaw We say his history, and all
I can think about is how unfair it is that a man has lived his
life for about eighty years and have the beginning of life at the end of
life fighting fighting in tractable diseases. But Jim Scott doesn't see it that way.
Jim Scott, through Donna, wanted to say a few words to you
while he can as a listener of this sacred radio station. And I said,
Jim, whatever it is, it is, we understand. So please
for appointment listening. You might tell friends and family. Beginning about one o
seven, one o eight this afternoon, we're going to have Donna, his
wife, and Jim Scott live to talk about what's happening in his life and
what his goals are, what his memories have been, and to the greatest
extent possible listen to what he has to say. So that's coming up in
about seventeen eighteen minutes until then. Today is so called Super Tuesday. I
think of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana are not voting. It can't be super
without the tri state because these three states is the heart that beats this great
country. Looking on my left, I see Mark Cuban, who just sold
the Dallas Mavericks for three hundred and seventy five million dollars, has said that
if Joe Biden was getting the last rights, he would still vote for Joe
Biden. That's the kind of mentality where performance matters not and political ideology means
everything. Because right now the country's in a mess. Right now, the
country's in bad shape. Right now, We're hurting in many ways and many
circumstances. I think America is suffering from paralysis and decline. Despite the fact
the stock market is high and the fact unemployment is low. The deficit is
completely out of control. We borrow in new money every one hundred days,
an additional one trill billion dollars because we cannot quit spending money, all of
which must be paid back at some point or paid back with interest at some
point. Right now, it's thirty four point four trillion, quickly on its
way to forty trillion dollars, sums of money that were unfathomable as recently as
a couple of years ago. You couldn't have imagined having a trillion dollars borrowed
every one hundred days. Between seventeen eighty eight and twenty oh one, between
George Washington and the beginning of Bush forty three, the entire national debt was
four trillion dollars. And think of the events that transpired between seventeen eighty eight
in two thousand and one, everything happened, and Americans then living said we
will pay your own way. Cumulated national debt was four trillion. Now it's
thirty four trillion, on its way to forty trillion by the end of this
decade. And those putting it up are Democrats and Republicans. In the last
twenty four years, we've had twelve years of democratic rule and twelve years of
Republican rule. When the Trumpster was in office, he accumulated a national debt
just in his four years of eight trillion dollars eight trillion, which is twice
the debt between seventeen eighty eight and two thousand and one. So this is
an equal opportunity offense. The country's in a mess two reasons. One the
debt. We can't quit spending money, and every time more money is needed
we go borrow more money. And secondly, what's happening on the southern border.
We have placed in office so many men and women whose allegiances to ideology
instead of the public good. And looking to my left, Mark Cuban,
he would vote for Joe Biden if Biden was getting the last rights because he's
an ideological fool. Why would anyone vote for politicians who embrace policies that cause
great harm? Knowingly great harm? In Chicago, the school board who are
Marxists and leftists, have taken all the police officers out of the public schools,
which is rampant with crime and no education. Do not trick yourself into
believing that in urban public school districts there are ladders in the whole in which
many students find themselves. There are not ladders in those holes. Guess what,
they're man made policies, and they demand more. Joe Biden has allowed
ten million unvetted illegal immigrants to enter America, causing untold disruption in our cities
and the threat of terrorism. And don't get me wrong, I understand that
maybe ninety percent of the immigrants wish us well and are not different than the
ones that went through Ellis Island. Great majority simply yearn to have a better
life. If I lived in Guatemala, if I lived in the Congo,
if I lived in Afghanistan, I'd try to make my way to America.
Too young and healthy, let's do it. I get that. But on
the other hand, we need to deport large numbers of people, which,
by the way, Biden has deported four million over the last three and a
half years. That's the tip of the iceberg. Instead of deporting people who
violate federal law by coming into this country, we incentivize more by giving them
free rent, free food, free cell phones, thousand dollars debit cards every
month, free medical care, free childcare. Everything is free. A society
cannot exist a developed society next to grinding poverty with a one hundred million citizens.
And I had a caller a couple days ago reference the fact that Mexico
City is running out of water. They're on a plateau and because of weathern
patterns, they may find by the end of this year to have no water,
which might cause another twenty to forty million to come across the southern border.
It can't happen. Got to build a fence, got to put the
military on the southern border. Got to do it. The same president who
destroyed our energy independence and has caused runaway inflation by dumping trillions of unprinted dollars
into the economy, has undermined our military readiness and refused to declare a national
emergency. All that it would take is for Biden to declare now a national
emergency, giving him national emergency powers for ninety days, which has all kinds
of abilities to do all kinds of things, which the Trumpster did twice.
At the end of the ninety days, declare another ninety day emergency, build
defence and put the military there. Put the razor wire up. We can't
afford this. We're destroying the country. We're suffering paralysis and decline. So
my choices in November are with someone who was in office for four years,
who performed magnificently in office. Put aside the peccadillos and the nasty trivial insults.
His policies worked, and the policies of Joe Biden, etc. Do
not work. And right now Joe Biden is conducting law fare like warfare against
Donald Trump, denying him the right a due process to confiscate his money and
to impose a lengthy jail sentence quickly before the election. The law is being
used to punish people politically because of their beliefs. And I would chalk a
lot of this up to an unconscious electorate that puts those in power based upon
ideology and not competence. When we have a city council race and we have
four politicians committing crimes in office, and the same party to put them up
put up four more individuals who are more to the left, and they get
wide margins, and a good candidate, a good office holder like Liz Keating
is kicked out as a republic and just because of the r that is disgusting.
They're stupid. Many of the voters who elect unfit politicians are highly educated
because leftists populate our universities, not about race, not about anything other than
ideology. So it's pretty sad. Let's continue with more coming up in about
ten minutes. The interview I have with Jim Scott and his wife Donna,
And if you've listened to this radio station for a while. It would be
great to listen to Donna and Jim Scott's journey at this time, so let's
continue. Of course, Reds Baseball kicks off three weeks from Thursday at the
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living legend Jim Scott has had some health difficulties recently. Began in radio in
nineteen sixty eight and as a boy as a young man driving back and forth
between Deer Park and Xavier. Beginning in January of nineteen sixty eight, I
had the opportunity to begin listening to Jim Scott on thirteen sixty WSAI, and
a few months later I happened to run into him. It might have been
at a Kroger store and I walked up to Jim and said, Jim Scott,
I'm Bill Cunningham. I'll listen to you every day. And Jim Scott
said to me, well, Bill, what do you want to be?
I said, I'm at Xavier right now. I want to be a lawyer
at some point, and Jim Scott said to me, hopefully a good one,
and I said, well, I hope so too, and the year's
flown by then. In nineteen eighty three I had the good fortune of hooking
up with Randy Michaels, who started this radio station's change to what it is
today. And nineteen eighty four, Randy Michaels thought so much about Jim Scott
as a morning man that he bought the radio station in which Jim Scott was
about to begin work. I think it was ninety four point one, and
the rest is history. Then Jim Scott spent the next thirty one years here,
and just for edification purposes, I went online and we played for you
yesterday Jim Scott's sign off on April third, twenty fifteen, Jim Scott's day
through opening day, and he signed off on April third, twenty fifteen.
And it's been I can't believe it's been nine years since Jim Scott left the
radio here. And now he announced several months back he contracted Louke Gerrig's disease
also known as ALS, and that he is fighting the fight. I've said
before, it's awfully unfair when a young man begins life with polio and ends
it with Louke Gerrig's disease ALS. But Jim Scott is with us now,
and first of all, Jim Scott, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show to
your radio station. And secondly, Jim's got how you feeling at this point
there? Well, appreciate boy Id and Donna, his wife was out his
side and Donald, let me ask you this. Let's go back a little
bit on the journey that began about a year or two ago. When did
you first think Jim was exhibiting some symptoms? Well, in October of twenty
twenty, Jim was golfing and he kept feeling like his left side was weak,
and so he was referred to you see neurological and on Opening Day twenty
twenty one, Jim was diagnosed with ALS. What happened was he was in
the parade and he had to run up for one o'clock appointment and the doctor
said, I'm sorry to tell you this, but I think you have ALS.
And Jim said, you got to be kidding. It's April Fool's Day,
It's Opening Day, and you're telling me I have a disease named after
a baseball player, and that was Opening Day twenty twenty one. Yep.
And then and then he really we had a couple of good years and then
probably the last oh about a year ago, he lost just lost the use
of his left arm. And then about a half a year ago he started
walking with a shuffle or maybe a little more than that, and started using
a cane. But Jim learned a golf one arm. He's fabulous one armed
golfer and everything, and so it became pretty obvious. So he went public
in August. And then in October Jim contracted ALS related pneumonia and he was
golfing on a Monday, and on a Wednesday, his als just went straight
over the cliff. So we've been in and out of hospitals and rehabs and
home and everything since October. And Donna, as a caregiver, what is
this? Uh, some consider it to be a gift, many consider it
to be a burden. And you've been with him for decades. Well,
how has this impacted your life? Donna, in as far as you're caring
for him? Explained, Well, you know, I Jim is one four
to seven for me, I I it's who wouldn't. And I'm halfway to
a nursing degree. But gosh, you know, I will say that I
thought I loved Jim as much as I possibly would, But since this happened,
you know, I I just it has just like plumbed the depths of
my love for Jim. And so we're well, I don't know, purchase,
We're in it together. Jim said, thank you. Well, you
have a great wife and Donna. As far as every now and then,
everyone has known someone with a terrible disease, and als is is not a
good Alzheimer's, whatever it might be. Maybe I'll tell you what this is.
This is the atomic f bomb of diseases. It's we had no idea
until it really hit in recent lunch, the immensity of this disease. So
yeah, And as far as the care and the treatment, I've read up
on it the in preparation for the interview a little bit. There's a hope
there's some minor treatment for it, but there is no cure. Hardly anyone
comes out the other side. It's generally a one way straight But I have
hope in five to ten to fifteen years, maybe AI or something else could
come up with therapies. And as I understand that, Donna, there's no
particular cause and one can point to an element that causes this is simply occurs.
Is that right? Explain that that's true. And that's why that's why
treatment is it is so experimental, because if you don't know the cause,
then how can you come up with medicines to treat or cure it? So
and yeah, and Houses and you talk about your relationship has improved and sometimes
these relationships go the other way in these difficult circumstances. Why do you think
in your view the relationship you always love Jim. I think everyone loved Jim
Scott, but far as you as his wife, you known him in his
good times, and it's bad for the last several decades, House has impacted
your respect and love for him. Well, because Jim, Jim still is
Jim. But but his grace and his his gratitude and his will and his
willingness and his appreciativeness for every caregiver that we've encountered. He you know so
many of them that they're younger too, and they don't know he's Jim Scott,
and they don't know Jim's who Jim Scott is anyway, but he within
a day everybody loves him and and and just watching that and watching Jim's spirit
and his will and his kindness. You know, he always turns the conversation
to tell me about you and right, right, and yeah, so like
that that I think that really just is so deep into my appreciation for maybe
the Jim's goot part of Jim. You sent me some photos and last week
Neil Lucan Finley Market Parade held the news conference with the f to have Pureval
and others in which there was an expectation and hope that Jim could be the
honorary Grand Marshal. Of course Dmitri Young and Pokey Reese are the Grand Marshals
Reds players, but Jim is the honorary Grand Marshal. And you sent me
some beautiful photos. Explain what's going to happen on opening day, which is
twenty three days away. The photos you sent me in that car, explained
what that is and who donated that to you to be used for that day?
Okay, well, ever since Jim found out that he was going to
be Grand Marshall, he wanted our very good friend Jim Schwartman. Jim wanted
to ride in one of Jim's two nineteen sixty three Pontiac convertibles, and so
that's Jim's car. And what he did was he brought it over and two
or three just yesterday, Yeah, and uh two or three o T occupational
therapists and physical therapists. We did a dress rehearsal to see if we can
get him in the car because we can't walk anymore. And so they had
two ideas and the first one didn't quite work, and the second one did.
And so Jim is going to be in that car in the opening day
parade, and we are we don't we don't want to tire them out before
the praise starts because one of the things got a LS is extreme fatigue.
So Neil Lucan said, I'll get you a police escort to get through all
the closed streets. So we're gonna come swooping up in that That convertible is
a block long, and Jim's going to be in the front seat waving it
people because his right arm store his waving armwork. So you know, I
kind of look at this donna. It's on Opening day of twenty twenty one.
Jim Scott, perhaps as much as Neil Lucan or anyone else, loves
Opening Day in the Finley Market Parade. He marched in it for decades and
five. This will be his fifty fifth parade. Fifty is fifty six in
a row Opening Day parade. No, this will be fifty five. He
missed it because he was in New York at w NBC one year, and
then there was a COVID but no parade. But he's walked fifty four of
them. In this one he'll ride. And it's twenty three days from now.
How important is it for Jim to do whatever is necessary, through rehab
or whatever to make sure that twenty three days from today, almost at this
exact hour, he'll be riding in the Finley Market Parade. How important is
Jim to make that? I should let him answer that. Go ahead,
Jim? Oh the uh? The the? Can you interpret that a little
bit? He still has his wit? She said, I'll tell you how
important it is every night I go sleep in a convertible. Uh? Is
are there humorous? Because you know when you hear this, don are there
humorous? Are there funny? Are there human elements of this disease in this
journey that you can share with some others about moments that brought you closer together.
Well, there are some funny ones, and I almost can't share them
because they have to do with bodily functions. Uh that you know, it's
as as him is like less control of everything, of every thing you got.
Sometimes you gotta laugh. Yeah, you have to. I mean you
have to, and uh, you have to and and I've become like an
extreme caregiver and you know, you gotta laugh at stuff. Sure, so,
but I can't tell you the stories because they all involved well, you
know, Donna, the World War two was a serious business, but there
was some humor that came out of it. And and at the end of
the day, you have to realize there's millions and millions of Tri State residents,
many of whom have never met Jim. Uh, but they're hurt by
the fact that this is the way things might end for him in the next
few weeks or few months. And it's it's a sadness. But you know,
two things each of us share is that we're born on a day and
we die on a day. And what happens in between those two events describes
and the fines a person's contributions. And I know of no one in the
Tri State or in America who's contributed it more, cared more for those who
are in need, for those that are hungry, for those who had Pulley
or other diseases, for those that now have als, and that Jim Scott
was an ambassador throughout decades of individuals that were in need, whether it was
ringing a bell for the Salvation Army or playing golf for the Arthritis Foundation,
the American Art Association, always with the Grippo Bag and a good friend of
yours, doctor Allen Cordell, and others Jeff Beckham Oins, a trucking company,
still have a Grippo's bag signed that they take with them to play golf
because it reminds them of their time with Jim Scott. And he will not
be ever forgotten. He's a living legend and Jim Scott. Lastly, do
you understand, Jim, how you're held in love and awe by many in
the Tri State and we feel like we owe you more than you can give
to us. Do you understand, Jim Scott, how much you're loving respected
in this town, love them. May you even me, he even loves
me? Well, well, you tell Jim. I'll be there about three
point thirty today to check in on him and say hello. And Uh,
Jim Scott, stay strong. The Pontiac convertible in nineteen sixty three is waiting
for you, and God willing, we pray you'll be with us on Red's
opening day. And Jim's good. Thank you for all the contributions you've made
to the people of the tri State. Got love you, God bless Jim's
got Donna, thank you very much, and I'll see you in a couple
hours. Okay, thanks, thank you, thank you, God bless you.
Thank you. All right, let's continue with more. And I'm going
to continue to support Jim every which way that I can, in small ways.
And it is so unfair that a person that has fought so long and
so hard to make other lives more livable at the toward the end of his
days has contracted Luke Erig's disease. But as you can see, Uh,
Donna and Jim's love for each other has deepened. And before you go to
bed tonight, say a prayer for Jim Scott and for his UH and for
the peace that only the Lord can provide. Let's continue with more. Bill
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The face of Trice Date Radio has been changed forever. In a surprise
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changes at longtime powerhouse seven hundred WLW. Sources inside the Covington based corporate headquarters
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news conference. Good evening. When I took over seven hundred WLW back in
nineteen eighty three, the situation was grim, The ratings were down, the
revenue was down, the station was in bankruptcy. Morale could not have been
worse. But we were a small band of renegades with a vision to make
seven hundred WLW the best station in the nation. And I'm proud to say
we achieved that vision. And now it's fifteen years later, and I've got
to tell you things are pretty awful again. And it's because of this band
of so called talent who's gotten fact and lazy and refuses to come to work
and do the outstanding job at this station. And this company deserves Hello,
quiet, and I'm Sculls. I'm broadcasting for you. Voted God. That
was our founder. Fifth Ten years later, we're talking about nineteen ninety eight.
What was happening in nineteen ninety eight? Randy Michaels calls the news conference
to get rid of the fat and sassy employees. I'm still here, though.
What happened? I don't know. I don't know. I don't either.
He never said a kind word about anybody. It's all bad. Would
you agree it was nice to me? I don't think he was. I
think he was a good guy. Yeah, my former client. I represented
him on a bunch of stuff. What the lottery liked you. He liked
me until he got the bill. Then like calling a plumber like double triple.
Hey, by the way, did you know? And by the way,
did you know how much? Not eighty eight dollars four hundred and ten
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you agree? Yes, ran around here with his pants off, but the
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beautiful Milford. Dartmouth's men's basketball team has voted to unionize. Would you care
to comment on nice? So we go from nil to union. They're in
a union right now, Dartmouth, Dartmouth. What's the cost to go to
school there? About nine million dollars a quarter? Well, they voted,
the players voted thirteen to two to join the SEIU Local five sixty. They're
going to bargain on working conditions, practice time, uniforms, nil, et
cetera. Oh boy, here we go, and uh college sports has grown
into a billion dollar business and the workers make little or no money unionized.
Maybe Xavier uc NKU is next. Let's see, well the o the Reds
have the day off today for the Cactus League Wars. But you can get
the latest on those Red Lakes tonight the Hot Stove League six oh five right
here on seven hundred WLW. Red's go out slugging the A's yesterday fifteen to
eight. What about McLean? McLean should be in the probably in I guess
games coming up later this week. What about Lodolo? Lododo is a don't
know about anything about tibia? How do you have a tibia problem when you're
twenty three? I have no idea. Only Doc Cremcheck knows for sure.
On to give them a call. Let's I don't do that anymore. College
basketball Tonight, Cincinnati Bearcats in Big Twelve play at Oklahoma Alomer Sooner seven point
thirty seven hundred, WLW, Toledo and Miami. How we look at number
twenty five Dayton at Saint Louis. How are we looking number three Perdue against
number twelve Illinois? Does the Big East need a twelfth member they have eleven?
Rumors are it could be Saint Louis joining the Big East split between East
and West, Xavier being the West with Butler DePaul Marquette, Creighton Saint Louis
six and six. I kind of like that. High school basketball Wittingwood star
Tyler McKinley, a UC signee, is the Ohio Division one District Boys Player
of the Year, and Purcell Marian's d Alexander has been in this studio again.
Is the Ohio Division two District Girls player of the Year. He is
senior or junior? Naw? Oh you a senior? I guess she's been
in here, what about three years in a row. Let's get her in
here again. Hunter Green to the Reds has been named a finalist for the
Low Garrig Memorial Award that honor goes to the player without standing commitment to both
his community and philanthropy, because he know he has to pitch longer than innings.
Saint Louis Cardinals pitcher and former Red Sonny Gray has a mild hamstring strain.
Here we go, likely to open the season on the il. Here
we're supposed to be the opening day starter for the Redbirds. And he signed
a three year or what a big one forty five million dollar contruct Justin Verlander
of the Astros. What he's gonna begin the season on the il, of
course with right shoulder inflammation? What about his wife? She's gonna nurse him
back to health? I bet if you can nurse me back to any Pitcher
Lucas Giolito, who signed a thirty eight million dollar free agent deal with the
Red Sox, he's hurt. Gonnamit who likely missed the season ligament damage in
his right elbow. How much money did the Socks pay him? Thirty eight
million? Can't pitch. I've never seen anything like this in my life.
That baseball players, unlike soccer, football, basketball, that run into each
other. Correct, they don't do it. They run on the field,
they run off the field, right can't do it. They get they pound
each other and get up in thirty seconds and another play the Reds. Everybody's
hurt. In fact, my Laire starting pitching staff was on the DLIS.
I think I'm gonna miss tomorrow. My leg hurts. What about your toe?
Ascraft's to's hurting him? Yeah? And then uh, what India's got
planner fasci itis? And then what a couple of years ago Matt Lato's on
Day one put his foot on the rubber. He was hurt for a month,
wouldn't he He just touched the rubber with his foot with his foot out
for a month. Ouch. Miami RedHawks are defending MAC champions, have announced
their twenty twenty four football schedule. They're open Week one at Northwestern That's a
good matchup. Then September fourteenth, they host the bear Cats. Then on
September the twenty first, Miami gets on the bus Alabama. Notre Dame.
Where did they play the game? Notre Dame September the twenty first. If
they can't beat Miami, Notre Dame should join the MAC. I'm picking Miami
to win that game right now, me too. Notre Dame is overrated.
The New York Jets expected to release tight End and former Bengals cj Uzama and
the Giants aren't going to place the franchise tag on Saquon Barkley, So he's
going to be an unrestricted free agent. There's a group in that. There's
a group of like Hatwood with Barkley, Derrick Henry. I think, what
is it? Who is it? Hollard from Dallas. There's good guys are
going to make the millions of millions of dollars. What about mixing on this
deal? Well, he's not a free agent. Are they going to keep
him? How about this one? Yeah, this is out of Atlanta.
The atl And Georgia prosecutor has offered to testify that another witnesses testimony was wrong,
and a Monday's filings said that prosecutor with the that was having an affair
with the lawyer miss haughty. Yes, Sidney Lee Yaeger, a co chief
Deputy prosecuting attorney in Cobb County, says Terence Bradley, you might recall he
was Wade's former divorce lawyer told others of the relationship between Willis and Wade Woa
WOA and filing said Yeger claimed on Friday that Bradley had told her that Wade
and Willis met and started doing the wild thing in twenty nineteen, which is
contrary to the testimony provided by the lovers. It is Germaine because if they
were doing the wild thing when she selected him to get a million bucks,
that that would be illegal and it'll be a conflict of interest? What about
this? In or around September of twenty twenty three, mister Bradley, the
divorce lawyer, was visiting Miss Yeager in her office when mister Bradley received a
telephone call. Miss Yeager could hear that the caller was District Attorney Fanny Willis.
Jaeger could hear that the caller was District Attorney Willis. District Attorney Willison
is calling mister Bradley in response to our article that's being published about the two
of them, and Miss Willis is telling Bradley they're coming after us. Don't
talk to anyone about this. Keep this quiet. Oh oh oh oh,
what's going to happen there? Nothing does Di Georgia Bar Association get involved in
this? Well, that's all you have to go to the bar. But
a double or a Trick. You also have the best girlfriend of Fanny Willis
testifying under oath in court that they started doing the wild Thing as early as
twenty twenty one. And of course your your friend Nathan Wade was hard in
November of twenty twenty two. So you got this evidence coming out now about
the perjury of the prosecute tricks. Who is prosecuting Donald Trump? Your comments
please? You got a lot of action in the atl then McAfee the John
not in the court room they did it? Don't tell me you think yes,
yes, no way they did the wild Thing and did Jerry Box?
You think what would cold funky Cole Medina. I don't mess around with no
oscar. My Awena, Awena was being hidden all over Fulton County. Do
you think they did it in a courtroom? Yes? Wow? On the
bench. I think he called her for a witness. It sounds like racism
to me, went one under a deep Let's not go into that, boy.
You gotta maintain a high level of modesty here. Let's see Willie.
You got Ohio Girls Regional semi finals action tonight. How about this one Princeton
v. Mount Notre Dame And I'm backing the ball. I'm taking the mountains.
I'm taking the cougars for sell Marians in action tonight along with Baden Uh
Cincinnati College Prepp and the Boys in Lachland in Uh in the Boys Action tonight.
How about this, there's another story. It's from the FBI. An
Iranian intelligence officer is one in connection like an assassin, an assassin. He's
walking around, he wants to shoot that. Like what Mike Pompeo and these
guys right, they're angry about Suleiman was drone to death in Iran. Juliman
with Iran and now the Iran Ministry of Justice has sent assassins to kill members
of the Trump and the Obama administrations inside of America. Oh boy, but
this story about the Fanny Willis and Nathan Wade continues to sprout wings. When
a fellow prosecutor said, it's getting hot in here. We need some time
star quality and veiled funky Cole Madina, I don't mess around with no Oscar
Maya Wiena And they were messing around with a Wiener doing something and all it's
racism. Me. Remember, it's racist. I'm sorry, okay, please,
doesn't have anything, doesn't have to do anything with the law. No,
no, no, and that she's going after President Trump. And how
many how many men take their girlfriend on these expensive trips and demand that the
girlfriend paying cash for half of the expenses. Does that happen in reality?
What that's cheap? It's called cheap. I don't think that happened. He
never did that with Taylor Swift. Absolutely, none of them. I didn't
do it with them. I paid all the bills, right, and I
enjoyed every minute of it. I'm just saying the stories of Fanny Willis's disintegrating.
Whoa so McAfee. I'd have to go back to the judge and say,
your honor, we'd like to revise and extend my testimony. We meet
in your chambers. Let's go talk. You have prosecutors girlfriends, cell phone
records, text messages, twelve thousand of them. They sum at four o'clock
in the morning after a little bit of a booty call. You think that
the Trumpsters sitting back his chair in marri Lago, going bring it on,
Bring it on, Fanny. There's one. There's one I don't have to
worry about. In the next they got clearly Colorado, right, David if
you can find the Beg's Fanny. There's a song that Beg sang about Fanny.
Sometimes I'm up, sometimes I'm down with Fanny. I e. Fanny
Willis. Her testimony is falling apart, ripped by the seam by other prosecutors
saying she lied onder oath. Why not just step aside and say hey,
right, no, no, no, no, no too much money.
Do you know who's going to get the blame on all this? Eventually?
Donald Trump? Thank you, Trump did it? He gets blamed for everything.
Hayden Hurst released by the Panthers, is that the elder of the Panthers.
No, I think it's Carolina, said Panthers headline. And Fanny Willi's
case offended by fellow prosecutor's testimony. I guess all these people are lying right,
and they're telling the truth overheard. The problem politically is this, As
you know, Scott McAfee, the judge is a Republican appointed by Governor Kemp
make a deal deal, who's never run for this office before, but he's
on the ballot this November. Now, well, this white married Republican judge
up end Fanny Willis's popularity in Fulton County which he's loved and admired by everybody
in Fulton County. Because you get what you deserve. It should be very
interesting. I walk around with ten thousand dollars in cash in my purse and
I just doled out to people because that's a black thing. You understand that
segment, It's a black thing. Did thousands of dollars in cash, going
to Viminy, going to Trinidad, going to Venezuela, going to the wine
country in California, just to kind of pay off, you know what I'm
saying, pay off. She wants to pay half her expenses on her love
tread listen to be Jeeves this time at the post. It seems that get
done. I think she wanted the love of Nathan and she got the love
of life. To be sure it did anyway, in a lonely time they
met. When they're on there, here come get ready segment. Be tender.
Now Fanny here it is, Fanny, be tender. But yeah,
it's all that I got the love and the cash won't desert me. When
you're dealing with Fanny's correct percy, your reaction, that's going to be a
double action or triple action. In the atl coming up hanging and banging for
Syria. I'm sure that's on CNN, right, No, No, that's
what I figured. They're not covering that. Yep, but uh explosive new
testimony about Fanny doing a vile thing mercy beginning in twenty nineteen. You got
to you got to keep this quiet. I'm telling youny Okay, I'll keep
it quiet. Okay, Yeah, say you got to keep this quiet too.
Okay, I won't say anything. Give me out of the Stuge report,
Willie. In honor of uh Fanny, Fanny and lint chocolate today,
Willie, we hit the lint. We had high class chocolate today, lint
chocolate. Thank you. We love that. We leave you with the immortal
words of the stud report. Some are horrible people, horrible human things.
Who cares? That's Donald speaking about Fanny Nathan Bradley at all all a news
radio seven hundred that you held over young Listen up, homeowners interest rates have
dropped, right dropped. Now it's a great time to refinance and consolidate all
you counting into Great America. Of course, law enforcement public safety is a
core function of government. Normally, the local police handle local issues and the
Feds handle federal issues, protect the borders, which has become a joke.
And whether it's Cincinnati we're down two hundred police officers, or New York City's
down five thousand police officers, or many areas like Chicago and Portland are a
complete meltdown. It's a great concern for the public safety. In Portland,
they're paying up to one hundred thousand dollars for a new cop because nobody wants
the job. Who wants a job When you're so disrespected, you're hurt on
the job, you have a no more qualified immunity in many jurisdictions. Michael
Letz is the founder, president and CEO of INVESTUSA, a grassroots nonprofit organization
helping hundreds of communities provide thousands of bulletproof vests for the police forces. And
he also has more than thirty years experience in law enforcement. And the kicking
off point for this Michael Letz is, of course, the state of Texas,
which is Austin Texas. Last year, Austin Texas chose to scam a
four year contract to fund its police in a whopping ninety two vote, they
got rid of forty officers. And now I saw on Fox News this morning
and some other places that when you dial nine to one to one in Austin,
Texas, the home of great Texans and Americans, the capital of Texas,
no one's gonna come to help you. And another report from Fox News
said the city police department has reached an all time low to the point with
a two hour window when you dialed nine to one one, an officer may
come or may not. So, first of all, Michael, let's welcome
again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Michael, how did we get here?
Can you go back maybe the George Floyd riots in twenty twenty that was
permissive in many urban areas. Uh, can we discuss, first of all,
how did we get in this position? Well? Quite frankly, Mill,
thank you for the honor to be on your show, and yes,
we certainly can do that. The liberal left ideology has always wanted to control
Americans. So they can't control Americans that are armed, so they've been looking
for the best way they can to disarm Americans. They tried, obviously to
pass legislation in Congress that never worked. Because I start with the Americans want,
they don't want to give up their second Amendment rights. So they came
up with a Burgan new tactic and it's called defund the police. So they
waited for an opportunity. George Floyd was that opportunity. Of course, when
you begin to look at the facts of that, they got that all along.
George Ford wasn't suffocated by a copy head, heart issues, drug problems
in the an array of things that caused his demidse But anyway, they ran
with that and created a conflict around the country that made mass media being a
part of their plot to think that a law enforcement were enough of a racial
bias and bigots for that matter. If that's the case, if you want
to portray them as that, then why do we fund them? And so
they went from to the next stage. Defunding the police, got people on
board that hey, instead of funding police, we can fund social programs.
We can send counselors to talk to these criminals and get them to surrender and
change their lifestyle without having to use force. And they bought that crazy theory,
defunded hundreds of cops, thousands of agencies. They also put it into
place a vaccine, a COVID nineteen mandate. If you didn't take it you
had to be fired. Of course, thousands were fired because they believed it
provided for their own health decisions, not the government making those decisions. Then
we got to the point is exactly what the federal government was looking for.
Because of the fact you defunded the police, violent crime began to spike him
to escalate all across the country. Well, the federal government's entire plan was
this, you don't need to trust our city and state and local police,
but never fear the federal government is here. That's why you've seen over the
last few years. They put in eighty seven thousand requests rated seven thousand irs
armed agents. They put in request six hundred and fifty million for Capitol Police
to be able to expand them across the country. They had it in place
that they would come in and solve the violent crime program, and they already
stated what their solution was. Violent crime is caused by guns, So they
were going to go in and go after guns and disarmed the American people that
way. The problem that became with this bill is that when violent crime spiked,
their theories didn't work, and now we're at a lawless state. We
have law enforces that have been fired, terminated, quit because they're not appreciated,
they're not paid. And now that they're scrambling to figure out how do
we solve this problem, they're saying, Okay, okay, we'll give you
the money back, come on back to work. Nobody wants to go to
work for an agency or for a jurisdiction that has no respect for them,
their family, or their lives and their well being. And so they're rejecting
that. And now we've got to the point because mass media has created such
a negative that our young people don't want to wear the bias. So we've
got all these officers have retired, been fired, nobody to replace him,
and now crime is running rampant, and it's getting worse every day, and
we're going into chaos. I'll tell you how far the Democratic Party has come.
I played earlier a week or two ago, the comments of President Bill
Clinton on the Southern border. He sounds in the nineteen nineties. This is
President Bill Clinton talking about the Southern border. He sounds like Donald Trump today.
The Democratic Party of Bill Clinton or the Democratic Party of Barack Hussein Obama.
I've played some cuts from him in the past. Obama in twenty nine
to twenty ten, was talking about the southern border being in crisis, that
we can't have that many individuals coming across. We don't know who they are,
no vaccination, no criminal status. The Democratic Party has completely flipped on
its head. And here in Cincinnati, there's efforts to expand a stupid streetcar
at a cost to two to three hundred million dollar expansion when they're down two
hundred cops in Cincinnati. That's a twenty percent shortage of cops that we have.
And many parts of the core parts of Cincinnati, you can hit nine
point one and there's one or two patrol cars all over the basin of the
city of Cincinnati for non coverage. I look at the story out of Austin,
Texas, and the head of the police union there says that basically the
city is in collapse. Austin President to Police Association President Michael Bullock has noted
that this decline in numbers has affected public safety to the point the city of
Austin, Texas is on the brink of disaster quote unquote, and there's no
effort by those in charge of the cities. And let's face it, Michael
Letts, those in charge of the cities are uniformly left wing democratic activists.
There aren't Republican conservative constitutionalists elected anywhere in the top fifty cities of this country.
And these policies by the Democrats have basically ruined our majestic cities that are
basically un liveble, and nothing's going to change until the citizens' votes change.
And they want this to end. I see nothing happening to get that done.
And we got the good nine to zero decision by the Supreme Court and
Trump being on the ballot, so the Democrats won as many crises as possible
to overwhelm the system so that we give up our freedom for security, and
in the end we get neither. And I don't see it. I look
at what's happening in Atlanta with the lawlessness of Nathan Wade and Fanny willis complete
lawlessness. They're the ones that should be arrested. And the city of Atlanta
also is in a meltdown situation. Although I did read that the new police
chief in Atlanta is focusing on the Buckhead District because Buckhead was gonna like disassociate
itself from the city of Atlanta. I see little bean sprouts going on,
but Essentially, New York City needs five thousand cops, Cincinnati needs two hundred
cops, Austin needs another three to four hundred cops, and the Democrats in
charge don't want to do it. Why won't the Democrats prioritize public safety?
Well, if they have one basic reason, and that's their greed and attempt
to hold power. Because every legal immigrant they're putting on a mail in ballot
register and they're going to count that as a vote. It's stuff that has
a mail ballot somewhere in the country. And you brought in ten million illegal
immigrants, that's an awful lot of goals to be cast. And they can't
afford to lose that they want they have to cheat if they if they're going
to win, and this is their best way of doing that. And of
course the other thing is these illegal immigrants are part of syndicated crime. That's
a big cash cow and a lot of those donations go back to the Democratic
Party. Yeah, no question, because the clout we go back to what
the Democrats truly want, and I would assume they intend the logical consequences of
their actions. And so if they have a wide open southern border with fentanyl,
human trafficking. Right now, I'm watching some of the Congress on YouTube.
The last week or two, there's at least one hundred thousand children that
have gone missing that have come across the southern border. Now, when we
had similar disasters under Trump in the beginning year or two, the media weaponized
that against Donald Trump, about ten thousand kids are missing. Well, right
now there's one hundred thousand kids missing and the media will not cover it.
What isn't the media in the major cities. Let's face it, Michael Letz,
that the media is headquartered in all the major cities Los Angeles, New
York, Atlanta, Austin, Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati, big time media
presence, but they don't cover the collapse of law enforcement in many major American
cities. What doesn't the media cover it? Well, they're part of the
ideology of the Democratic lift. They believe in controlling and in power as well,
and they want to dictate to the American people what to think, what
to believe, and how to act. And that's what the Democrats have tried
to do all along, and the mainstream media is tied in with it because
they feel like they are a conduit for being able to control the American people.
Until we break that mindset and give back to truth and consequences, it's
always going to be worse as it gets escalating with violent crime across the country.
I'll give you an example here in Little Cincinnati, Ohio. We have
a juvenile court system in which the judges are advocates of social justice reform,
and the juvenile court judges in Hamilton County, Ohio do not want to send
violent teenage criminals to adult court because it's not fair to put them in the
adult and the adult system when rapes and robberies take place. We had a
horrible case about a year ago in which a seventeen year old boy raped a
fifteen year old, and the juvenile court judge will not bind over to adult
court the seventeen year old because that child, she said, was amenable for
treatment in the juvenile court system. And then with the seventeen year old back
in the community living with a fifteen year old, and right now there's such
intimidation going on. I would also note that Chicago Public schools, this came
out a couple of weeks ago, the Chicago Public schools don't have any more
police officers resource officers inside their schools. The city council said it was too
intimidating for the students to see armed police officers walking in their hallways, so
they got rid of Chicago police do an extra duty inside the public schools,
which is causing up ticking crime. How about that? And some parents are
objecting, saying, wait a minute, we want the cops in our school
because of all the violence inside Chicago public schools. But when city council in
Chicago votes to eliminate funding of police officers in the schools in Chicago, what
is that indicative of, well, indicative of what we're seeing happening right now.
They have a distorted mindset with no common sense and no reality, and
they're attempting to destroy every law enforcement officer and everything they stand for across the
country. Then they can say, oh, look now everything's in chaos.
We're going to bring in the FED. You've got to give up all these
rights, to give up your guns and everything else to do so. But
don't worry. We'll bring in the FEDS and we'll restore law and order.
Probably that won't happen once lawless just hits. FEDS will never be able to
maintain control. In fact, to have control is one thing, But when
you go backwards in time, for major cities like Portland, Los Angeles,
San Francisco, Cincinnati, Detroit, is a complete disaster. Would you agree
with me, Michael lest This won't change until the voters who put in power
mayors and city council members understand themselves the results of previous votes. So the
voters in Chicago, Cincinnati, Austin, New York, Portland are going to
have to look at themselves and say, why do we have this system?
Why why do we have We don't have to live like this. But you
know, I give an example and callgo with Lori Lightfoot also known as Beetlejuice.
She was so liberal and bad that they put a guy named Brandon Johnson
in charge who's to the left, to the left of Lori Lightfoot. He
wants less law enforcement and more social welfare spending, which will be a disaster.
And so when cities say we can't take it anymore, things will change.
But I don't see that happening within the next five to ten years.
Do you think conservative Democrats and Republicans? Well, what if there was a
Democratic president like Bill Clinton who said We're going to fund federally one hundred thousand
more police in our cities that the cities are ripe with crime. This is
Bill Clinton thirty some years ago saying that the federal government will fund one hundred
thousand more cops on the streets in major cities that are having a problem.
Do you see Joe Biden ever doing that. Not a chance. He's been
saying he wants to support law enforce with his whole tenure. Never once has
he offered any proposals to increase funding or do anything other than to criticize law
enforcement and to put him in a bad light. So he's not about to
do that at all. One thing I went there out there Bill, that
we're proposing across the country is every city, state and county has either a
reserve program for police officers, a reserve program for deputies called deputy posses,
or state guards. We're asking every American to a be armed and to be
the volunteer five to ten hours a month to become credential and to start providing
the security and protection that we need in their own neighborhoods. That's the only
way we're going to regain control when the federal government realized the American people have
risen up and decided to take this matter into their own hands, and we
will secure our own neighborhoods, we will secure our own states, our own
towns. Then you're going to see real change. I pray to God it
happens, because we can't afford to have a country whether fifty large, magnificent
cities are in total collapse. And I can't conceive of residents in major American
cities saying, you know what, I like the schools, We have plenty
of job opportunities here, it is safe to walk the streets at night.
And none of those comments apply to any major American city today. Could you
imagine going to Washington, D C. With some group in April or May.
It was traditional for many schools to send their kids to Washington, D
C. To tour the nation's capital, the Citadel, the birthplace of democracy,
right there in Washington. Could you imagine teachers and principals taking their students
into the suburbs in and around Washington, D C. And say, isn't
it great to be in the nation's capital. It's embarrassing when diplomats go to
Washington, d C. And look at that filth. You're exactly right,
Bill is embarrassing. It's embarrassing. In every major city where our infrastructure is
collapsing, are crime resource sky high. Body wants to be there. Here's
what because of a goocious cycle, because the residents are fleeing, which means
businesses are closing, which means the tax base is dwinnaling, which means they
can't afford. In fact, he got so bad into Chicago that they were
issuing checks that were bouncing to law enforcement officers. Wow Chicago and Brandon Johnson,
the mayor refuses to acknowledge as a difficulty. He's got to change course.
And I see little. The mayor of Denver is saying we can't afford
to be a sanctuary city anymore because we have to shut down public hospitals due
to the overuse by those who don't pay, mainly legal aliens. Chicago could
be a failed city state. And until the residents of these major cities said
we can't take it anymore, we went different leadership. Nothing's going to change.
There was a recent poll with mayor in Atlanta Fulton County with Fanny Willis.
She's more popular now among the population of Atlanta than she was when she
was elected a couple of years ago. And she's been shown to be a
virulent liar and the misusing of public money for personal gain. And she's more
popular now in Atlanta than she was when she was elected. And she's running
for reelection this November, and she's going to get a wider margin for her
behavior. Well, Michael Letch, we got to run once again. What
is your website to I can to which I can direct the American people?
They go to ww dot I, n V E, S t U s
A, nvest USA dot org or Restoring Justice dot us. Michael Letch,
You're a great American, And once again, thank you for coming on the
Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Michael. Thank you Bill. God bless
God, Bless America. Michael and I put on the difficulties. Is up
to the American people to make changes. Bill cunning and the Great American with
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worry Less about spring cleaning and calls zero Risk. How I built up my
audience one girl of water better, Hello, Quiet and I'm scos. I'm
broadcasting. God, that's that's how I built up my audience. One girl
of water bedded one. Now a little history here of the rock. I
remember the picture. There is a documented picture used to hang in our old
studio. He went out to Mount Notre Dame, the home of the mountain
slash cougars, and he gave to Mountain Notre Dame for the teacher's lounge a
water bed. And the inquiry took a picture of Jim Scott with this class.
Here's the Germans no gym Scott and like a high school sophomore, sophomore
standing next to hold the bed up sweep it's me come sleep and here's the
bed. I'm thinking what year was that. It was like nineteen eighty six.
He was donating water beds to girls high school. So again I was
six years old in nineteen eighty six, Like, did somebody see that in
nineteen eighty six and go oh that's great? Or sometimes wondering what a nune
would look like, you know, if they took off the top at Mountain
Notre Name at that point had some nuns and he wanted to see nuns without
their tops. I'm thinking, what was the school's explanation for needing a water
bed in the teacher's lounge according to the principal at the time, Relaxation Rock.
Some of the teachers say, so he had an hour break during the
day, Scott, Yeah, hour break. Yeah, they would report to
the water bed room and they would lay down for an hour in the waterbed.
Correct thinking, But that happened today you'd be putting jail. But that
was okay, amazing waterbed. On't you show up at seating with a waterbed
these days and see why? A water bed of the teacher's lounge and the
girls are standing around in their plaid skirts and the little white blouses smiling at
Jim's got thinking, this is the greatest thing in the world. This is
wonderful. Maybe I can get with Jim in the water bed. And Jim
and that was no problem. What do I have to do to get a
waterbed, mister Scott. We'll talk about that. But what are you looking
at me? I took the picture and said, this is okay, I
think though. Now on another issue, here we go, Here we go
with Fanny Willis. Fanny is getting her fanny smacked all over the courtroom.
According an Affidad filed this morning in front of Judge McAfee, a Cobb County
McAfee with on ESPN. That's a different McAfee. Okay, he's in trouble
anyway, but I can't say that in front of Rock. I can't I
on that in that situation either. So the judge, who's a white Republican,
married male running for the first time in November for election in Vulden County,
Fulton County, you get appointed by Trump camp. It's a state camp
appointed him. Receiving an affidav this morning from a female Cobb County prosecutor saying
she had Terrence Bradley, the the lawyer for Nathan Wade who TESTEDBI. He
was a bald guy who said that you see the guy on TV. He's
Anthony's questions And I don't recall this, it's not how I remember. Member
said that Terrence Bradley was in my office in Cobb County on a criminal case
and he got a telephone call from Fanny Willis and it was loud enough so
that she you know, sometimes you can hear what's going on like that call.
Like that call right there was. I put it on silent and Fanny
Willis says to Terrence Bradley, quote, they're coming after us. Don't talk
to anybody. So this is the county prosecutor and phone County obstructing justice by
saying to a witness against Donald Trump, don't say anything. Is this recorded?
Yes? And so at this point she did she not realize it is
hard to break the law. In twenty twenty four. Everything is. There's
a record of everything, text messages, emailo calls, videos, high deaf
videos, banking is all done online like it's hard. And how many girls
you were haughty? I'm sure twenty years ago and according to according to Fanny
Willis and her lover boy Nathan Wade, whenever they won on one of their
six or seven vacations paid for by George seventh George for a seven month period,
that he would insist that she pay cash for half of Ye what a
guy? What a guy does look like the kind of woman that would be
okay with paying half the jet. He's getting all the actions and she's paying
for half in Aruba, Jamaica, on the Bahamas, the Wine Country,
and she's walking around with thousands of dollars of cash and or Louis Vatan per
saying how much do I owe you for this wonderful night? And then she
would she would pay Nathan Wade to give me a G one thousand dollars for
the glories of being with him in a hotel room for four days. Does
that happen in the real world? And what there wasn't a found that she
was sleeping with him before she was was hired by him? Well, she
contends not, but the records Gay, how about twelve thousand messages? Do
you text someone twelve thousand times? At four o'clock in the morning, say
all the text messager aye, midnight and five am in the air you would
have a ten A couple of inches out of that. That's Pat Barry.
You get a ten pm tele a text saying come on over, brother,
a little b C yeah, little booty call, and then at four o'clock
in the morning a text whole time. This is kind of stuff you like?
You know that? How much do I tell you? What? Gee?
Here, it's a thousand A lot of dumb people. I know that
seemed like a great plan like six eight months ago, but wonder if this
could not be working out any worse? So now I'm here, what mccabee
do now he got all this evidence. They're going to Firebomber's house. Though
if he comes, if he lays the hammer on her, right, I
don't know, it's not good. Fanny Willis is a hottie and she wanted
to play the game and she's gotten wish the bank account of Republicans and the
sex life of a democrat. Charlie Luca knows about both. Yes, he's
rich and now he knows about the sex life of a democrat. And that's
fun to be. That would have put up in a memoriam to him in
his service to the city. But it's all right above city Hall. She
played the race card. Of course, it's all about racist Most of those
people were glad when I lay down the big wheel the SoundBite machine, wasn't
he? There was nothing better than Charlie, the best of it. What
about Judge Leslie Isaiah Gaines or Leslie as Is. We haven't heard from her
in a while. Where has she been before the days of cell phones?
Charlie and his wife be driving, I would get ready to go down.
I guess she'll be paid for that too, But uh so, he'd be
listening to the station. No cell phones, and I'm talking to his son
Sam in his house and they're coming back from somewhere, and I got Sam
on the line saying, what kind of father, Sir Lucan, can you
tell me? He beats me all the time. I said this, he
locked your claws, that's the truth. He even makes he locks me in
a closet and he beats me if I don't do my homework. He like
takes a it takes a paddle and beats my whipping. And Charlie's looking sun
He's rushing home to Sam. Have you have you been talking? Have you
been fed in the last three days? No, mister Cunningham, I don't
get fed. Oh my god. And Charlie would that was the best before
you should know before cell phones, emails, Texas had no lifeline. It
sounds like Mike Barrett right there. Great, if Fanny Willis was doing all
this stuff before the day and age of cell phones and the internet and bank
records and cameras, she might be getting away with it. Now. You
can't do it now, seg Yeah. Well, well, judge McAfee had
the coons to do what's right or only think about his election in November because
in Fulton County. Fanny Willis has got a ninety percent approval. They love
her. The more she plays the race card, the higher she goes.
Now McAfee, on the other hand, what would you give me the other
side? What does he if he does if he goes light on her,
then what happens? Well, set a trial date some point in the future.
The thing I worry about the trump Ster is March to twenty fifth.
He's gonna sit in a grimey New York City courtroom for like six to eight
weeks, every day for eight hours, sitting there watching Michael Cohen and uh
and also uh, he's got to be there. He's got to physically be
present every minute. Stormy Daniels talking about sex, sex and more sex.
How much money she was paid? Like Fanny Willis, that'd be like Stormy
Daniels telling to Donald Trump, how much do I owe you? No done
work? But Fanny will says, you want a gee? Of course?
You got having your cake and eating it too, so to speak. Say
give me some sports, will he the stood reporter, sprout service of your
local Tame star hed get air conditioning dealers. Tames are quality you could feel
in Northern Kentucky called Johnson heating cold. Cooley get eight five nine four,
seven to two sixty fifty one college basketball Tonight, Willie and plenty of it.
The Bearcats are on the road against Oklahoma Boomer Sooner seven thirty, seven
hundred WLW, Toledo and Miami twenty fifth rated Dayton faces Saint Louis third rated
Purdue battles number twelve. Illinois Dartmouth players have now joined the SEU and they're
now union union Dartmouth basketball players, and they need representation on money's paid,
hours of practice, behavior of the coaches. They went working conditions, They
went to the terms and conditions, They went to t's in the seas.
Rock your comments. So you're gonna figure out how to get paid more,
to practice less, to lose more games, lose more game because they stink.
Of course, I think Jeff Ruby went to Dartmouth. I think not
sure sake, please continue. Reds have the day off today from the Cactus
League to get more tonight on the Hot Stove League six oh five right here
on seven hundred WLW. The New York Jets are going to release tight end
and former Bengal cj Uzama. The Panthers are going to release tight end and
former Bengal Hayden Hurst, that's elder. Could they get him back? They
could not. Now let me let me use this as an example. So
cj Uzama, well, a couple of years ago signs a three year,
twenty four million dollar contract to leave Joe Burrow and go to New York and
play for who is Zach Wilson and then Aaron Rodgers for one play? So
has I think three touchdowns in two years? They gets injury. So the
point is this, is this not an example to T. Higgins? I
go somewhere else, some other organization that you don't know anything about, with
a lesser quarterback, an organization that stinks. Why not? Why if cj
u Zama had stayed here a little bit less money, where would his star
profile be? How much more money could he be signing for? Instead he
goes to the Jets and it's a major detriment to his career. Stupid.
That should be the example to T. Higgins and why he should stay take
a little less play with the Cincinnati Bengals and Joe Barrow. I'm taking to
take a load off Fanny. Have you heard that's a load for free.
That's it. The Miami RedHawks, they're defending MAC champions. Their twenty twenty
four foot marginal is out. Guess what open week? They open Week one
at Northwestern and the next week September the fourteenth host those Cincinnata Bearcats loss.
Then South Bend. I heard the twenty first at Notre Dame. All right,
Willie and I are predicting right now. We're going with Chuck Martin and
the RedHawks. You will do what you still did, never what Marshall did
and everybody else did in South Bend. Now I have a text here.
Now you see this text right here? Uh? Oh yes, does Rocky
know that In the early nineteen eighties, I attended Santax High School. Uh,
they had a smoking lounge for the students. The students could enter the
smoking lounge as long as their parents signed off. It was okay. Can
you see Saint x No having a smoking lounge for the students? Good?
Or a waterbed delivered by Jim Scott. It's like, well, maybe they
were. They were studying oceanography or something. I don't know. Take a
load off Fanny, studying the frequencies in motions. Take a load for free.
Get easy. You're not in safe harbor yet. This Quire photo had
Jim standing next to the that's right, but the and a half years old.
How can I get in there? Jim? Let's go back to the
matter hand. So you're telling me Miami is going to go play coming off
of Matt title. Okay, we'll make the bet they're going to go to
South Bend and beat him. You want right now? First point? Right
now? I mean, I don't want any point. I don't wantny points.
Now. What do you got on the Big Show? I don't know
you got no just kidding. We've got Tanya a roar right out of the
game when you're a former girlfriend about Jim Scott and that those were the How
about the sand X smoking lounge for the students? Wait, that's they had
one of those at col Rain, but it was outside. I've told this
story at Santex High School. Okay. This is my sophomore year in O
c i P, which is Oral communications information processing. What one of the
things you get to do was describe how something worked. Okay, the process
of how something works. I brought in a compound bow and arrow. Okay,
so I student flag clowns with a with a bow, and I asked
it. I was like, can I bring this in the like just take
the tip off the arrow. Nevertheless, I had a bow that would shoot
an arrow the police about one hundred and fifty feet per second. You heard
that, Now that school would be surrounded nobody batter than I. Yeah,
sounds good. Different days. Fanny Willis, you're a Robin Hood or something.
No, I know, he's stupid. I had a cool video,
right, I acted like I shot an apple off my dad's head. And
what I edited to it so it looked like it actually happened. It was
pretty cool. It's a good old day's sake. What was the name of
that class o? C I P. Spy class you guys are in it.
I didn't have that. Deer Park, by the way, Deer Park
just got eight hundred thousand dollars from no from Mike the Wine, Mike the
Watt. Yeah, let's have an investigation on the now. Uh huh?
Does have anything to the fact he's on this radio program once a week,
once a week, every other day and refusally the hammer on him? Ever,
so, when does Bill cutting him? Basketball arena get built? Never
challenging with your with your face on the roof. I had nothing to do.
Yeah, oh my god, you believe this sake. We're gonna put
a hockey arena up too. It's a big story. That's a there's a
the super drawing this out. You know you're against drawing out. That's a
good tech pres money for the park. We'll get it, Okay, we'll
get more tomorrow for what What are you gonna use it for? For educational?
You know? Jay Phillips is a superintendent, and I said, Jay,
you're a good man. I had nothing to do with it. And
use some money wisely eight hundred thousand liar Jay Phillips and Mountain and there's uh.
I wish I had the foid open. It's changing. It's the best
I've ever seen. But justice was done. I think everybody would agree with
that. All right, Text messages or wires happenings like Fanny you call wine
about Hey, listen, have you on the show tomorrow? Got a deal,
deal and more to him. Let's go, let's go, let's call,
let's go, let's go segment. Get me out of the student's report,
please, Willie and utter of a nice day here in the tri State
and Jay Phillips eight hundred thousands of deer park from the state of Old and
Fanny Will sounds like an IT report coming up. Oh, I had nothing
to do with We leave you with the immortal words of the Stooge Report.
So I've always been fascinated by books on anatomy, you know where you know,
you turn the pages and then you have these plastic overlays and it shows
what happened when you take the skin off and you can see the muscles and
the bones. He had some weird stuff going on right there, him in
the water bed. Take all this history remembers him as a very g rated
straight down But I think we have evidence of the contrary. On seven hundred
WLW imagine waking up this time next week and being one hundred percent dead free