Billy cunning in the Great America picking up the pieces of all that's been happening
the last several days of Leland vitters on Balance and News Nation. It was
at the convention, of course, for it seems like fourteen to sixteen hours
every day, and Leland vetter, I've made many notes about what to go
over with you, but can you first give me an overview? I talked
to Mike DeWine a few days ago, to the governor of Ohio. He's
been at every convention since nineteen eighty four, which is only forty years,
and he's been at many. I talked to reporters like Bill Hammer, etc.
Who's been there for the last fifteen to twenty years, and the old
timers refer to this as the twenty oh eight convention of Barack Hussein Obama,
the excitement and things of that character and the rock star aspect. So can
you give me the overview? Then? I have lots of specific questions,
Leyland, What did you think overview? Agreed? The last convention that I've
been at with that kind of electricity was Obama eight. Certainly, the walkout
of Obama with the Greek columns at mile high Stadium in Denver versus last night.
There's a lot of similarities. What I think is different is that Obama's
speech in eight whatever you think of the policies, was extraordinarily well delivered,
just phenomenally well delivered. He knew the audience, he played to it.
He met the moment. The text met the moment in the delivery, met
the moment. I'm writing today in war Notes, which is my daily online
newsletter you can subscribe for free at warnoes dot com, I wrote that this
is the convention of missed opportunities because last night, for the first twenty five
minutes, Donald Trump met the moment. He talked about the events of Saturday.
He was emotional, he was thoughtful, meaned changed in a way.
And then rather than saying, there's ten minutes of policy, and here's what
we're gonna do to bring this country together, and here's things that most Americans
or agree on that I'm going to fight for, thank you, and good
night, he did sixty minutes of this sort of rambling, very demandering,
some off the cuffs, some off the teleprompter, some of the greatest hits
from the rallies. And I was watching the crowd okay, and this you
know, you have to think if you're gonna come to the Republican National Convention,
you are in it to win it. You're there and people were getting
bored. People were looking at their watches. We were around the back of
the floor and you could hear people talking amongst themselves because they were bored.
It. It did not he felt that he went into rally mode, which
is fine when it feels like you're in a rally at eleven thirty at night.
After four days, it did. It did not land as far as
far as the other presentation. And I've been to two or three Trump rallies.
You've probably been to a few more than I've been to, and he
went into rally mode, which is a Trump supporter and a Trump devotee and
someone who badly believes we need him to leave the to lead the country.
I was not offended at all from that. I think his audience was the
five percent that are completely undecided. I don't think either candidate can get fifty
percent of the vote, and the issue becomes what happens to that five percent
of the middle and what are the third party candidates do? And I point
out to my Republican friends. I said, guys, the Democrat has won
seven of the last eight presidential elections. When it comes to the number of
ballots cash, now that's not the critical factor, but it demonstrates that every
time a Republican wins, it's got to be threading the needle. You got
to go a little bit this way, a little bit that way. And
the Democrats have this behemoth of a machine ready to go. It's like it's
ready to go from off to on and get ready for what's going to happen.
And the parts with Jason Aldean and the minister from a Detroit Black Baptist
minister I thought was great. Kid Rock, the Hulkster lit up the night,
Hulk of Mania became trump Amania, Dana White coming back from vacation,
Lee Greenwood, proud to be an American. All that stuff played well with
me. The five percent that are going one way or another, if they
paid attention for the first thirty minutes, they came away thinking that's pretty good.
I think the Trumpster wanted to give the red meat to the devotees,
and most I spoke with said he did a pretty damn good job, and
they left energized. And excited. Now, secondly, I want to get
onto this issue. What's happening to the Democrats. I see now that AOC,
not exactly a conservative, is supporting Biden to get out. She posted
something this morning about her him getting out, But AOC also said that Kamala
Harris needs to get out. And I'm reading this and I'm thinking, am
I reading this correctly? That's the most far left winging the Democrat Party doesn't
want a ticket of Biden and Kamala Harris. Address yourself if you can,
if these rumors are true, in the next day day or so, then
Biden gets out of the election. To me, the obvious person to get
in would be Kamala Harris. But now there's a sense that she can't win
either. What do they do, well, that's the problem. They don't
know what they do. And the person in the end that it is up
to is Joe Biden, and that's it. So the AOC reporting that I
have seen is she says she doesn't want Biden to leave. The person who
is saving or the people who are saving Joe Biden is the far left.
And if Joe Manchin has said that, the reporting shows that the the elites
of the Democratic Party, and by that I mean the donor class, house
and Senate leadership. They're the ones who are telling Joe Biden to get out.
The far left is telling them to telling Biden to stay in. What
AOC is saying is is that the same people who want Biden out want Kamala
Harris out. And basically she's trying to make the point that there is this
cabal that is taking away the people's power and they should all stay. Fine.
The issue with Joe Biden is no one can make him leave. And
you're talking about a guy who won a Senate race that he was thirty points
down in in nineteen That was it was in tanteen seventy two or I say,
seventy eight, whenever you want, I can't the first time the first
time I ran seventy two, okay, seventy two, a little bit before
my time, and you weren't born yet, right ten years. I don't
anything that was a thought yet my parents who weren't even married, so it
or maybe they just got married when he went. But there's a there is
a entrenched fire inside Joe Biden that is burning, and it has always burned
and He's always had a chip on his shoulder. He's always had a chip
on his shoulder about a stutter. He's always felt like the Democratic Party didn't
give him his due. He's always felt like Barack Obama, you know,
always tried, tried, tried to him. You know that there was this
there's this feeling by a by the the elite of the Democratic Party that and
they always felt like Joe Biden sort of wasn't as refined as they want the
way he talks on and on and on. So there's this inherent tension there.
And Joe Biden is the guy who has said I want to stand by
and I'm not going to be pushed out. He felt like he was pushed
out in sixteen. Yeah, he felt like he wasn't taken seriously in twenty
and he's going to prove to everybody. So I would submit, the harder
people push on him, the more likely he is to stay. A quote
from Instagram on AOC quote. If you think there's a consensus among the people
who want Joe Biden to leave that they will support Vice President Harris, you
would be mistaken. And this is complete, utter chaos. I cannot imagine
that if Biden leaves the race with a political gun to his head that they
skip over Vice President Kamala Harris, what that will do to the base of
the Democratic Party will be complete chaos. And I would note, I tell
my I'm going to disagree with you for a second because of this. The
basic Democratic Party didn't like Kamala Harris. You know how we know that because
the basic the Democratic Party is would votes in Democratic primaries h and she didn't
make it. Not only I was she didn't make it too. Iowa US
she pulled and she barely registered in polling in South Carolina. There is no
love of Kamala Harris by the base of the Democratic Party. Now you know,
everybody from the anthic goes, oh, well, she's a black woman,
therefore they're all line up behind her. The elite of the Democratic Party
will line up behind her because she's you know, built relationships and kissed up
to them. And the intellectual liberalism or illiberalism, what doe youver you want
to call it, that is based in the DEI intersectional philosophy loves her.
But the real base of the Democratic Party is very skeptical of her, especially
black men. No in that regard. I have a little bit of historical
analysis from nineteen sixty eight. You might recall the debacle the riots in Chicago.
Sixty eight was the worst political year in American history bar none. With
the assassinations and the riots, etc. You weret h. Humphrey was a
weak, unpopular vice president who came out of Chicago thirty points behind Richard Nixon,
thirty points. By the time the election itself took place, he lost
by one percentage point. And that's what I'm told that Joe Biden is being
told that you're not thirty points behind, you might be two or three,
or four or five points behind, and that they all know that Kamala Harris
cannot be the nominee, and other than Michelle Obama coming out behind the drape
in Chicago, uniting everybody under the Obama banner. Once again, I couldn't
agree with you more. That Kamala Harris is not enjoyed or liked by the
Democrats, much less working class white men in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
I can't conceive of that being a popular choice. Now, lastly,
before we conclude, we have all the reporting since the assassination in attempt last
Saturday on Donald Trump. One third of Democrats believe it was a staged event
by Donald Trump, that somehow he staged the whole thing for political benefit,
which I think we can dispense with that quickly. That is utterly absurd.
But secondly, what does this say about the efficiency of Kimberly Cheetle, What
happens to her for the hearings on Monday, and how incompetent is the leadership
of the Secret Service? Important to separate the Secret Service agents from the Secret
Service. Donald Trump did that well last night, big applause for the Secret
Service, and I think he and his family have handled that perfectly. It
is unquestioned that the Secret Service leadership has real problems. I am not sure
that she shows up for the hearings. Maybe she will, maybe she won't.
John Brosso Marshall Blackburn went to my Wallas style and chaster through the convention.
If you haven't seen the video, you should look it up. But
it is clear that there are multiple, multiple failures. And our Brian Anton,
who I think is one of the best street reporters out there and just
dog it in his ability to get scoops and stories. He reports that one
of the one of the screw ups is that the original plan for the rally
security had the building that the shooter ended up using marked as a local police
sniper position. The local police officers were supposed to have a sniper up there,
and the agent or the counter sniper team when they were looking and seeing
someone with a gun on top of the building or rifle, they thought that
person was a police officer. And you can imagine now in Heinz it seems
obvious. Oh well, you can tell the difference. Well, at that
point, it's the decision of am I going to shoot a fellow police officer
because that's what this was supposed to be, and that was that that may
have been the reason that the Secret Service didn't take the shot before the guvernment
opened fire. So there's gonna be lots of issues. Mark Green, who
was on the show last night. They have subpoenas for the radio transmissions to
try and try and start sussing it out, and I think we're going to
figure it out. I think what we're going to also find is that the
Secret Service is way understaffed, way over extended, and you know, has
gotten to the point that they rely on a lot of local law enforcement over
and over and over again, and that clearly broke down. Now, the
problem is the only thing that's going to increase between now in November or now
in January is the demands on the Secret Service. Right, you're gonna now
you have you have a vice president and president, vice president president and vice
presidential nominees on both parties for them to take care of and look after.
You're going to have their families. Then you have rally schedules. Then you
have barnstrowming across the country, and of all of a sudden there's a new
Democratic ticket, so you're going to have them also watching the president plus two
other candidates. The distresses on that are going to only get worse. Stress
only magnifies problems. It does, and it needs to be great greatly increased,
and of course affirmative action. Slash DEI has raised as ugly head that
seemingly the director now of the Secret Service was a popular person in the detail
of Joe Biden when she was the Second Lady during the Obama administration, and
they wanted to get a woman to head up the Secret Service, and according
to some reporting, Joe Biden kind of remembered Cheatle from from the eight years
earlier, and so let's see if she's available. And she was handling security
for Pepsicola and also Quaker Oats which is a part of PepsiCo and reached back
in time, and of course she came in. She was an agent protecting
her, not in a management position, and then all of a sudden she
was promoted to the top job and she is completely overwhelmed. In her defense,
I would say they probably have to double the size of the Secret Service
with everything going on in the country right now. And I can completely I'm
not going to go at those snipers who had the murder or the coward in
their crosshairs and didn't want to pull the trigger because they thought they might be
killing a fellow, a law enforcement officer. And the pitch of the roof
was such that the highest part of the roof. He was laying on the
low side of the roof, popping up his head at the pitch to make
the shot. And the reason it happened is that the other Butler County official,
the cops, one of them fell off the roof and they pointed the
gun out. I mean, he kind of fell and hurt himself. I
found out this morning, and the Secret Service was they didn't want to take
the shot and kill a cop. And there was just complete snaffoo and a
complete disgrace for the Secret Service to allow that building to be unused. The
hearings will be interesting. But Leland Vitter, thanks for coming on the Bill
Cunningham Show. You're on of course Monday through Friday on News Nation, and
once again give my best to all the folks at News Nation, and thank
you very much. Appreciate this sport, Belle, Thank you Leland Vitter.
Oh, let's continue with more line becomes available five one, three, seven,
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On News Radio seven hundreds WuW Billy cunning MS Great American and I think the
convention was extremely successful. It was wonderful. I love the more hilarious entertainment
parks parts they have. Hulk Cogan go nuts I thought was unbelievable. It
was good to watch. Not my favorite singer, but Nonetheless, kid Rock
is popular, Jason Aldeen is my favorite singer, and I love as Big
Green Tractor and Dana White Lee Greenwood. And the two things I took away
from the Trump speech before I get into the particulars is the border and drill
Baby Drill. By that, I mean whether you're in Wisconsin, Ohio,
Florida, Arizona, you are a border town, as anywhere from twelve to
twenty million illegals have flooded into the country without housing, without food availability,
without jobs available, and using all the healthcare services, etc. The deficit
of skyrocketing, and average Americans understand that that. I read some of the
early ratings and it appeared that Fox News won again with about seven million viewers,
which is about the same as NBCABC and CBS put together. Throw in
of course News Nation, Newsmax, Brightbart, etc. You might have a
total of maybe eighteen million people watched it. Eighteen million. There's three hundred
and fifty million or so in this country, eighty million or our children.
That means two hundred and seventy five million adults. Of the two hundred and
seventy five million adults, about one ndred one hundred eighty million are registered vote.
That means ninety percent of the registered voters did not watch any part of
the RNC ninety percent. And so I know that media likes to think how
important we are, but in reality, there's tens of millions of Americans out
there who don't pay much attention to politics, and when they vote, it's
based upon how they feel about their personal life, is it good or bad.
So I think forty five forty six percent of the Trump vote has not
just solidified. It's in kryptonite. It's in concrete, reinforced concrete, not
going to change. On the other hand, it appears that Joe Biden,
who may be out as I put it for months, in the next two
or three days, may have only forty one or forty two percent of the
vote. And of course, uh, Kamala Harris doesn't do much better.
In fact, she might be more unpopular than Joe Biden with those votes that
voters that matter in Michigan, in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, because white working class
Americans look at scance at Kamala Harris coming out of San Francisco and the ridiculous
job resume that she has with not one damn accomplishment anywhere along the route,
and so I was happy. I'm satisfied. I watched it all. He
got done about twelve oh five am this morning. I was up for another
hour and a half watching the media coverage, and I give the whole convention
like an A plus. Van Jones of CNN not exactly a right wing supporter,
he's a devotee of Barack Husein. Obama said it was the best convention
since twenty oh eight, when you might recall Oba. It was in of
course, Denver, Colorado, in the Mile High Stadium, and he came
out with the Greek pillars behind him and people went nuts. Well, if
that convention was held in Ohio State or Michigan Stadium, it would have been
filled up. In today's world, that's almost impossible. I can't imagine what
outdoor rallies look like in the future. I don't know. Before I get
onto ancillary matters. One third of Democrats believe that the assassination was staged,
that it really wasn't an assassination, that somehow Donald Trump himself put this thing
together to make it look like it was an assassination. I'm looking at coverage
of MSNBC, so you don't have to. By the way, MSNBC pretended
as if they were at the convention when they were not. They were sitting
in the studio New York City. Some of the worst comments came from Alex
Wagner, a female who argued that the Geopiece pick for vice president that now
beloved jd Vance dropped easter eggs of white nationalism. To just reflect on that
a while, that it was this specific intent of jd Vance, who's married
to a person of color. I've been with his children, Darling kids,
they're not they're persons of color. His wife, Usha is an Indian from
New Delhi. And anyway, this is NBC News. This isn't some far
left wing radical website that traffics and hate. Of course MSNBC does that too.
But she claims that the jd Vance quote dropped easter eggs of white nationalism
by speaking about his family burial plot in Kentucky. Here's the quote. I
just think the construction of this notion reveals a lot about someone that's Jadie Vance,
who fundamentally believes in the supremacy of whiteness and masculinity. You know,
revisitation of his roots, But is it actually really revealing that when he thinks
matters and who America is, that America is a place for people with his
shared Western background of white supremacy who married a woman of color. That's my
addition, not hers. So if you missed MSNBC and you listen to JD
Vance, he was dropping quote easter eggs of white nationalism. Did you pick
up on those? Because I did not? And then another joyless read.
If I had to listen to Joy Reid or Joy Behar, I would lose
my mind and suffer from projectile vomiting. But she questioned whether or not Trump
was actually shot with a bullet, that possibly it was shards of glass or
a creation of Donald Trump. She's quite This is NBC News questioning whether Donald
Trump was actually shot and whether he is recovering and whether he has to wear
that silly quote silly ass patch on his ear. It was a photo op,
she contends, and that Trump knew what was happening. That's why he
sprung up so quickly and put his fist in the air. So if you
miss some of MSNBC coverage, that is what you got. Secondly, and
thirdly, kind of unrelated matters, but of course related. As you know,
the inquire has done stories on this, and I certainly agree that Frishes
and Wendy's has fallen on very tough times. They need to find the employees
who worked at Chick fil A, but they did not, of course,
So beginning June first, California passed a law mandatorily raising the minimum wage from
sixteen to twenty bucks an hour took effect July first. Twenty bucks an hour.
Now, the twenty bucks an hour to the employee doesn't mean it cost
the employee or twenty bucks an hour, and on top of it another four
or five dollars for unemployment, worker compensation, and other government benefits required to
be paid by the employer, So the twenty bucks an hour is really twenty
five bucks an hour. The chain family operates seven Wendy's restaurants in southern California.
And by the way, you should know that most fast food restaurants operate
on margins of less than two percent many one percent, kind of like Kroger
has about a one percent margin. So to offset the mandatory wage increase these
family restaurants, Wendys laid off fifty percent of the workforce, cut hours for
the remaining staff, closed about an additional thirty hours a week, and immediately
increase prices by ten percent. And witness is not the only change to suffer
from the new mandate. Rubio's California Grill, McDonald's in and out Burgers never
had one. I heard they're great. The iconic Arby's in Hollywood all shut
down. We can't. We're losing money. Every day we open, we
lose more money. And when these tens of thousands of employees actually leave work,
they become government wards. They get unemployment, they get workers' compensation,
they get food stamps, they get housing allowances, et cetera. So the
government in California is working to make more Americans unemployed, to get more people
on the government roles and make sure that fewer people have the opportunity to work.
Is that the way you understand wage increases, you would think it's somewhat
common sense. As a great American, at one point, I had about
two hundred employees and the Willies Wings operation. So when business expenses rise,
when it costs more to do business, like if you mandate to higher wages,
the company to stay in business have to cover the cost by increasing prices.
And when prices go up all across the board, not just because of
the mandatory wage increases, but also because of the cost of gasoline and truck
driving today, those costs are passed on to you in the form of higher
prices. They kind of like basic economic principles. Correct, you should have
learned this in high school instead of prior oriitizing DEI and radical gender ideologies and
doomsday climate predictions and revisionist history. It's important to note that when the cost
of government on the back and shoulders of private businesses increase, they pass on
those increases to you in the form of higher prices. So if government requires
small business owners to pay a lot more in taxes, they pass those costs
on to you. Because companies and corporations pay zero taxes. You pay the
taxes as the consumer, which is why inflation is completely out of control.
And thirdly, before I put on John Shekel, he's a Boone County state
senator that spent years in law enforcement. Lastly, I've been ranting and raving
for a while about government mandates when it comes to plug in electric vehicles.
This is out of Detroit Chrysler is telling the owners of more than twenty four
thousand plug in hybrid minivans to park them immediately away from buildings and away from
your home and the police stop charging them immediately. I read this as wayman,
twenty four thousand Chrysler hybrid mini vans must be parked immediately outside of your
house or business because of the possibility of battery fires. The company said on
Thursday yesterday that it's all Pacifica plug in hybrids between twenty seventeen and twenty twenty
one, mainly in North America, and all those should not be driven.
It's the maker of Chrysler Ram and other vehicles. Investigation is ongoing. Company
review of warranty data discovered several fires within the group of vans being recalled.
Engineers are testing for the remedy and we'll get back to you. So if
you own a Chrysler Pacifica between twenty seventeen and twenty twenty one, please don't
drive it. Park it outside because the batteries have a glitch that will start
a fire. And of course it's a hybrid. You might have twenty gallons
of gasoline and the vehicle will explode. Government required companies to meet standards of
mileage, which demanded that they do many plug in hybrids, and this one
is slapping them right in the face. So if you're not been notified about
that, there, it is all right. Let's continue with more MSNBC.
Trump staged his own wounding, and JD. Vance sent out easter eggs of
white supremacy by talking about his family's burial plot in an evil place called Kentucky.
That's what's passing for discourse today. Plus one third of Democrats believe that
Trump staged his own assassination attempt, of course, resulting in the murder of
a fire chief and campatory and the wounding of two others. That it was
all staged from a distance of five hundred feet. This cowardly murderer wanted to
make sure he hit the top of Donald Trump's ear as he turned his head,
and not the back half of his brain, which would have been a
JFK moment with his brain leaving a skull. Wow. Count me as a
a plus supporter of the RNC doing a great job. Later on, we
may have a delegate from there named Diane, But until then we continue with
more. Do you think the media is going to cover the comments of Democrats
who believe the assassination was stage for political purposes, I hope not. How
about letting the voters decide this thing. Not the FBI, not the CIA,
not the DOJ, not lawyers and prosecutors and judges, Not the coordination
of Joe Biden's Department of Justice sending prosecutors to Alvin Bragg in New York City,
or spending time with Nathan Wade, the lover boy of Fanny Willis in
the White House, coordinating these assaults on Donald Trump. Let's continue with more
coming up next as John Sheckel, who's a politician in Boone County, but
he spent years and years in the US Marshall Service, all in news radio
seven hundred summer is here is yours? All right? Let's continue now,
Bill cunning in the Great American of course, Reds Baseball kicked off about five
forty five tonight. The Reds are in Washington for three, then Atlanta,
then back at it. We'll see what happens. But received an email from
State Senator John Schickel of Boone County. One of the devotees, of course,
is Tony Bender, who lives in Boone County. And it's a really
thoughtful expose of what's happened in law enforcement, including what happened in Butler County,
Pennsylvania, last Saturday. And it's indicative of a systemic problem that has
changed. And I can recall that Sergeant Dan Hills a year or two ago,
he spent thirty five years with the CPD. When there was an entrance
exam to become a cop, he shows up at that point. I'm not
sure it was the Duke Energy Center, maybe just the Convention Center, and
there was literally three thousand, generally men and a few women showing up for
twenty five positions in CPD. And now that is not the case. It's
been diminished. Young men and young women do not want to serve. And
the same thing as too in the federal forces. And John Schickel, spent
many years as a US Marshall in the Eastern District of Kentucky, appointed by
government by President George Bush, has some thoughts on what happened in Butler County,
what's happening in law enforcement? And Senator John Shickel, Welcome to the
Bill Cunningham Show. And Senator go back in time when you became a cop
in the late nineteen seventies, What was the reputation of police, what were
the requirements and how's it different today? Well, Bill, I started out
in nineteen seventy seven as a patrol officer, and back in those days,
a police officer generally was someone that had great physical prowess. They were we
had weight and height requirements, so you had to be a certain height,
you had to be you couldn't be over a certain age, and that was
required. And I remember back in those days it was amazing to me.
I saw many times, quite a few times people disarm an armed person with
their bare hands because they were agile, physical people. Yeah, and you
just don't have that today. And I think it's caused, you know,
this just didn't happen yesterday. This has actually been going on for a long
time, and now we're starting to see the tragic results of some of it.
And of course it was put front and center the other day in the
assassination attempt on the former president. When you look at this whole situation we're
in, it's taken us decades to get here. This didn't happen overnight.
It's slowly incrementally where DEI and affirmative action has taken over. And there's nothing
more intimidating to me than a six foot three inch black police officer armed standing
on top of with a hat in the uniform on. I'm thinking, yes,
sir, tell me what to do. And one of the most classic
fun photos of the Trump assassination attempt, there is a secret service agency with
Trump that appeared to be six three six four and badasses. There were also
a small female who was about five foot six that could not holster her weapons.
She kept trying to holster her weapon and couldn't find it. And there
may be Senator John Schickel, there may be six foot two, six foot
three ins women who can actually do the job. I'm sure there are,
and I say, go get them, have at it. But when men
there are, explain that explain that please? Yeah, yeah, well there
are, and I've worked with them, but they are few and far between.
The fact of the matter is this is real world stuff, uh.
And in the real word world generally, not always, but generally these people
are male, but not always. There are some women. There always have
been some women that could could do it very very well. Generally that's not
the case. And so in a push for diversity. What we've done is
we've lowered standards and now we're starting to see it. You know, in
training, you can you can compensate for that, and they do. They
compensate for it in training. But in the real world situation, when an
emergency young foold, you can no longer compensate for that, and then people
can get injured, people can get killed, and the mission is compromised.
And that's what we see today. And we don't just see it law enforcement.
We see it in the military, we see it the fire service.
It's really all over. In fact, firefighters tell me, of course the
standard have been lowered. And if somebody can pick up one hundred and seventy
five pound man and put that person over your shoulder and walk up and down
and go up a ladder and then what you already got seventy pounds of equipment
on you and then pick up someone that weighs one hundred and seventy five or
two hundred pounds, put them over your shoulder, then come back down the
ladder. Have at it. Men, women, martians, Venusians. I
don't care who does it. Race general makes no difference, but the physicality
of being a woman as opposed to being a man. I know there's fifty
seven genders anymore. I think there's one or two. I think there's two.
I'm not sure. But if a woman can do that, you know
what, I say, have at it. Do it. But we've lowered
the standards for political reasons and not for law enforcement purposes. And now many
men do not want to serve, and they say I'm not lining up to
be a cop when on my right I don't have a partner who can adequately
protect me. And if a woman can do it, I say, you
know what, please take the job. So I'll ask you this, John
Schickel, how do we get out of it? Is it possible to get
out of it? I contend almost it's Chicago cops. New York cops are
quitting in droves. Five thousand New York City cops have left. They don't
want to do it anymore. Is there a way out of it? Well,
it's going to take somebody with a lot of courage. But I think
we are starting to see. I was just sawing the news last night that
some of the major corporations are really dialing back on this because there's a backlash,
and with government, you know, government always moves much slower, and
government was really the first group to push this, and they'll probably be the
last group to drop it. But if enough people are upset about it,
and I think there are quite a few people upset about it, and things
like this really show, you know. Another point that I wanted to bring
up is I think it's contributed to the use of Dudley force on the part
of law enforcement. Explain that well, because as you know, you're an
attorney, Bill and so you know that the standard generally, it's different different
states, is is you have to be in fear of your life or serious
physical injury to use deadly force. And if you are some small person that
couldn't fight your way out of a wet paper bag, and you are going
to be in fear of your life much sooner than someone who has great physical
prowess and can defend themselves physically. So what happens is, and I believe
this to be true, is that certain folks, you know, if you're
an old man like me, you know, I'm seventy years old, so
I'm in fearing my life a lot sooner now on the street than I was
when I was thirty five. I get the point. I get the point
exactly. So what happens is is deadly force is used when someone else might
not have to use deadly force because they wouldn't be in fear of their life,
because they could handle it another way, because they're more agile and stronger.
And I think both of us don't want to diminish the courage of that
female Secret Service agent at Trump's side, because she applied for the job,
went through the training, and she was hired. I think for DEI or
affirmative action reasons, because I can't conceive of a five foot six inch woman
providing the same security and a situation as a six foot three inch hary s
man. So I don't blame a woman for wanting to do the but let's
have objective standards that you must meet, irrespective of your gender or race,
whatever it might be. There's nothing more intimidating than a large black man in
uniform to me, I'd pay attention. I would imagine in Kentucky and Boone
County and KSP and also os high State Highway Patrol, etc. I was
stopped about four or five years ago in the Wilmington area by Harry s Copp,
who was about six y three and block came up with his uniform on
and his gun and his hat, and he spoke to me, and all
I said to him was yes, sir, and no, sir. I
had on a show years ago about the policewomen of Cincinnati that or it was
a big topic on A and E. And I put a couple of them
on and they were maybe one hundred and ten hundred and fifteen pounds one hundred
and twenty pounds. And the idea that they had been fear of their life
in a wrestling match would be a much lower standard than that cop that came
up to me and give me a speeding ticket. You know what I'm saying.
That's exactly right. You know, I tell you a funny story.
Years ago, when I was working the street, we had this sergeant.
Oh, he must have been six foot seven, big guy, could barely
read and write. Was in the mid seventies, and we would have Back
in those days, we'd have bar fights. I don't know if those happened
anymore. I'm better at nine o'clock. Back in those days, at eleven
thirty midnight, one o'clock in the morning. We'd have bar fights that would
respond to and we go in there with our night sticks and Captain Barton would
walk in there and he'd have his hat on. He was this huge guy
and he would just walk in there and look around and everything would see right
there, but just because of his physical presence, and it was funny because
he really couldn't do much, but no one knew that, no, and
they would look like he was spit pished. He looked good, and as
soon as he walked through the door, everything seas all they said was yes
sir and yes ma'am. That's all they said. What do you want me
to do? Follow your directions? And it's gonna be a long time time,
John Schickel to get out of this, In a long time, it's
gonna be. It took us a long time to get in it, and
it's gonna take a long time to get out. And you know, the
sad part about it is and I think that's one reason why Trump is so
popular. It is the educated and the elite that got us into this mess
YEP with their theories on uh uh with I don't know, the crazy theories
on equity and things like that, because they don't live in real life.
They don't they don't live in real life. They live in this theoretical world
of books knowledge and said they don't, they don't understand, and it's it's
a shame. And I think that's one reason why Trump is so popular now.
Theoretically it makes sense academically, but not in real life. It's not
real. It's not it's not the reality of what's happening on the main streets
of Cincinnati. They're down two hundred cops. I know the uh many big
city police departments are down literally thousands of police officers. And it's I can't
conceive in blue cities and blue states are getting much better anytime soon. But
Senator John Schickel, your experience and law enforcement is important. Thank you for
your service, and thank you for coming on The Bill Cunningham Show. And
perhaps we'll do it again because Tony Bender loves Senator John Schickel. So good
to be from Boone County, Kentucky. God blessed Daniel Boone. He knew
how to kick ass and take names from the Arapahoe and John John Schickel,
thank you very much. Have a good day. Thank you. Let's continue
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And I know tough guys, But let me tell you something, brother,
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I love that stuff the whole Womaniac can't wait for a month in Chicago
to see what the weather entertainment we're going to have there in and out of
the arena. Seg I want to share with you a statement could be sixty
eight all over again of a woman named Alex Wagner works for MSNBC. They
weren't even there. It was like a green screen behind him. They pretendant
they were there. What does Rachel Maddow care about pregnancy is in abortion when
she can't get pregnant anyway? But anyway, Alex Wagner says the following,
Uh huh. I just think the construction of this notion reveals a lot about
JD, about someone who fundamentally believes in the supremacy of whiteness and masculinity,
the revisitation of his roots by talking about his burial plot in Kentucky, he's
actually revealing to you what he thinks about. What matters to him is white
supremacy in white nationalism. Did you get that easter egg of white supremacy when
JD was talking about his family burial plot in Kentucky? No, you didn't,
You didn't. Was not a dog, was alone govern a Middletown Monday,
isn't he? We call it Middle Tucky? Yeah, Monday more quotes
Joy Joyless read that MSNBC, what do you worry about these people? They're
worthless. She's nobody watches them. She's questioning whether Trump was actually shot.
They got more people? What she says, was that staged? That woman
right there ought to be deported immediately? Do you think it was stage?
Yeah, there was some guy on the roof. It just happened to cut
it. Just put a bullet right over his ear. He's milliseconds away from
getting his head blown off, and just happened. Donald Trump would be certain
that someone would be killed behind him. Yeah, not be careful. Let
me move my head that way and then go instead of my forehead hits the
top of my ear. But MSNBC says nuggets of white supremacy were spread.
And was he really attempted assassination or was it staged? Was it stage segment?
No? Are you sure? I think so? That's a worthless network.
Well, and it starts out with them two idiots on them in the
morning, and I don't watch. I watched Morning Joe and Zeka Brazinski.
They would take it off the air. NBC could not trust them with a
microphone. Good. So the best was I think the host No, Terry
Bollier. Now, who's the Democrats going to bring out? Maybe what John
Cena maybe or somebody or they probably don't know who who, They probably don't
know who. Wrestlers are they're going to bring out Bill Cosby. They don't
even know who's going to be the presidential candidate. Dude, their vice president?
Right? How popular is Kamala Harris? She received zero delegates, zero
votes and dropped out of the primary because Democrats didn't want perfect So seg is
she going to be the next? Will she be the president soon? And
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One week from today, what the Olympics begin in Paris, France.
What's that going to look like? Good luck? I don't know, I
don't know. I don't know what to tell you. Eighty two percent of
the American people say something really bad is about to happen. Well, apprehension
of ugliness, something bad is about I've said I think something bad's gonna I
think the assassination attempt. They're not done with Trump yet. Sue him,
depose him and died him, mugshots, keep him off ballots in Maine and
Colorado, diminish him, hate on him, shoot at him. And they're
not done yet with him. They want more. Remember the Easter eggs of
white supremacy spread by Jay D. Easter eggs of white supremacy. Knowes that
mean what? I don't know? Who said that? MSNBC people again,
Alex Wagner, who's a woman commentator, she works for the network, she
has a primetime show, and she says JD is spreading Easter eggs of white
supremacy by talking about Kentucky. I don't know what that means. Was he
dressed up as a bunny or something. Now we got the latest on it.
We got the latest on the injury reports. Mark Sheldon MLB dot com.
Graham Asscraft right elbow strain, go On won't likely be back until September
at the latest. What year. Luke Mayle herniated disc. He's hoped to
return in about another week or so. You should go see doctor Bob Ernst
christ Hospital, Pride of covecath get it. Ce s there we go.
How long? Of course he had that surgery and his right that the right
hand fracture that they couldn't figure out. He's done. Matt McClain left shoulder
surgery and spring training goal is to have have him start a minor league rehab
in August. I don't believe it when I see it. Ian Jabo,
he's yet to pitch this season right forearm strain. Red's reliever. He's going
to start throwing here in about a week. The Reds have thirty seven people
involved in physical therapy. What happened to Tim Kreut? They got about him.
They got about as many people on the injured list for each one of
them. Brandon Williamson has yet to pitch this season shoulder injury and spring training
target is twenty. Jack McKeon said, this year we got more MRI than
targets. July twent a third for him to begin throwing bullpen sessions. Maybe
back in September? What year? T J Friedel the right hamstring strain.
I thought you were a kidding. He went to the Reds Complex during the
All Star break in Arizona to get some bats. What happened at bats?
He hopes to be back July twenty sixth. Stuart Fairchild, here we go,
spinal disc injury. Go see Bob Earnst. He also went to Arizona,
supposed to return soon. What happened in cart This isn't it? Carson
Spires on the il last week, right shoulder. He hopes to miss just
one start and be back in the rotation like next week. There's your injury
update. Four pages. Sheldon has the news and I say, I don't
know what to say. I can't. I mean they're hitting every body part
known to mankind of red legs these days of her half. These guys come
back, they might they might have, they might do something. But Stuart
fairche McLain, Maylee, Brandon Williamson would be good to get back. Do
you want to bet on that? I like, Matt McClain is the most
serious injury they've had. Correct, but I would think that. But then
if where's do they all right? Where does Jonathan India go? He's like
the best, maybe the best player. So Matt McClain, I mean,
what happens if they would have dealt India in spring training? Then Matt McClain
gets hurt, screwed, blue tattooed, and barbecue. I don't know what
to tell you. And then yesterday we got a crisis. Yesterday afternoon,
the Reds announced that they gave their number one pick nine point two five million
dollars Brown. That's the highest ever, right, surpasses the nine point two
million the Pirates gave to Paul Skeens last year. Mister Burns better be as
good as Paul Skins one. If he's got a a good looking girlfriend too,
you mean Olivia Donne. Yeah, I'd give up baseball. Might be
done. He might be done with schemes and move to Chase Brown. Chase
Brown and his and his band of brand are renowned. I tell you right
now, we got I don't know we got nothing that the list concerns me
a bit. Would you agree? How do these young guys? How does
David Bell put a lineup together with a guy getting hurt on a daily basis.
There's some people around here wanted to run him out of town. You're
referring to Lance now, staying in general, I'm just saying in general,
who was it. I'm just saying, fans and everybody, what's he gonna
what? What's the new guy? What you're gonna bring in lou Penella again,
hot rose to you. Yeah, I bring back Paul O'Neil. What
they need. What they need is as a little talking to by lou Panella,
maybe be a guest speaker in one of their clubhouse meetings. Saga is
that it in in sports with the disabled list? I think we got everything
anymore. I don't think so. I'm gonna get a sponsor for it next
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mooddy goodness, I say, get me out of the Studge Report. Well,
the head honor of a beautiful day and weekend ahead, we leave you
with the immortal words of the Stooge Report. You know, when I look
out and I see all the real Americans. I think about how Donald Trump
his family was compromised. When I look out there and I see Donald Trump,
I think about how his business was compromised. But what happened last week
when they took a shot at my hero and they tried to kill the next
president of the United States? Shot again, Shota Media Night again. I'm
not sure MSNBC likes that kind of talk. Would you agree? I don't
think so. I'm not sure hal Cogan will be on their network. Let's
continue with more. Trying to get a connection to a delegate coming g They
weren't even there anyway. They were in New York City. Yeah, with
a green screen behind them, fake talking about the easter eggs of discrimination and
white supremacy spread by j D. I don't pal aw. Let's continue with
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a report, uh live from a delicate coming in in about thirty to thirty
five minutes after the student's report. That would be from my sister, Diane
Cunningham Redden, who's a member of the Executive Committee of the State of Ohio.
She was also selected by Donald Trump actually Eric Trump to be a delicate,
and she is u reporting live coming back in a car with Cheryl Sebee
from Milwaukee about halfway back. And I spoke to my sister two or three
times a day, and it was an amazing what the delegates will put through
to get to the floor. By that, I mean they were picked up
breakfast before eight o'clock in the morning and then they were fifty to sixty miles
away from Milwaukee, and the security was beyond believable. And that's for delegates
who were screened ahead of time. But nonetheless, I think it'll be interesting
to see what actually was heard by the delegates to the Republican National Convention.
And so my sister, who's one of I think seventeen or eighteen delegates that
was selected by Donald Trump to actually vote for him and we'll report to you
live about two forty five, two fifty they're in a car coming back and
you'll have that update soon. But this is what I want to do now.
The media has its say and has its way, and I watch all
the media coverage that I can, because, let's face it, you don't
have the time to do it. Many times it is it is interfewing with
your life. And the great majority the number of people who watched the entire
convention was about eighteen million total people, with Fox News having about six or
seven million viewers, ABC, NBC and CBS having about two million each,
and then down from there was News Nation, Newsmax, MSNBC, et cetera,
CNN. So the total number of people who actually watched all are part
of this convention was, let well, less than ten percent of the electorate.
Great majority of people, believe it or not, didn't pay attention.
Do you give you an example if a super Bowl draws one hundred million viewers
and NFL games are like ninety one or ninety two of the top one hundred
shows, but the great majority of Americans do not watch the super Bowl.
The great debate on June twenty seventh, how about this number, one million
watched the Great debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, which was perceived at
that time to be one of those moments you can't miss. Well, there's
three hundred and fifty million Americans. If about seventy or eighty million or under
the age of eighteen, that means there's two hundred and seventy two hundred and
seventy million Americans. And of that number, fifty one million watched the debate,
so a two hundred and twenty million if two hundred and seventy million didn't
watch it. What I'm pointing out is that there's a whole group of Americans,
many of whom actually vote, that will vote based upon their personal circumstances.
Great majority do not pay attention to politics. It is disgusting and the
world in which I live, I hear it constantly, don't you. How
does anybody vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris? Well, guess what if
Joe Biden stays in the race and there was a report ten minutes ago,
then he has a rally scheduled on Sunday. Joe Biden does, but the
media is all but ushered him out. The media is all but said he's
done. But Joe Biden may say the hell with it. I'm staying in
that I was forced out in twenty fifteen when I wanted to run, and
that Obama is not my buddy anymore. The media reports that they don't get
along at all, And so the media was saying, well, once the
guardians of the universe, the Pelosis and the Schumers and that Keem Jeffries,
and when they step forward, of course Joe Biden's going to do what he
tells them to do. Well, I got a question. I raised my
hand in the back of the room. What happens if Joe Biden doesn't do
it? Because the only person that could take the money two hundred and some
million is Kamala Harris. And most people would agree that she's incapable of being
the president. And I can't imagine how she appeal appeals to those living in
Pennsylvania, Whisky, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Wisconsin. I can't imagine her appealing
to those voters in any serious I can't believe it's going to happen. I
don't think. But I've said before that Joe Biden will not be the nominee.
Something's gonna happen. And the only candidate I fear is Michelle Obama,
And at this point there's no indication she wants to jump inside this fracas.
And it'd be real said if Michelle Obama would come in this late and ruin
the democratic ideas of the so called Democratic Party. You know, the party
that cares about democracy wants to invalidate eighteen million primary votes for Joe Biden,
the party that cares about democracy in states like Colorado and Maine, the Supreme
courts all Democrats voted to take Donald Trump off the ballot. They care about
democracy, right? And how about the efforts of the Democratic Party to have
no primaries this year when they knew Joe Biden was not mentally equipped to do
the job. None, no primaries whatsoever, And they sued to keep Robert
F. Kennedy Junior and Dean Phillips off ballots. The Democratic lawyers, the
Coe Law Firm, and others worked hard to make sure that Democrats did not
have a vote. They don't that party about democracy, couldn't care less about
democracy. What that party cares about is winning, and they don't care about
you voting. It would be a slap in the face to Joe Biden and
Kamala Harris to be told at this point, guess what, you can't run
anymore because five or six at the top say you can't do it. I
have a novel idea. How about letting voters decide elections. You and me,
your husband, your wife, your friends, let us decide the election.
There's been eight long years of extra legal efforts trying to neoter and destroy
Donald Trump that started when he came down the escalator. There was about a
two month period where Donald Trump was with Morning Joe and MSNBC all the time,
but they suddenly said, wait a minute, this guy might win.
There's been a NonStop effort where all were justified under the banner of saving democracy.
We got to save democracy well. In twenty fifteen and twenty sixteen,
Hillary Clinton fueled the lie that discredited ex British spy Christopher Steele that had discovered
that Trump maybe was a verifiable Russian agent and asset all that was a lie.
In fact, Hillary paid for the report that was the basis of the
FBI's doctorate evidence submitted to a PFISA court that Comy James Comby leaked confidential documents
and lied to the Congress. Of course, nothing came of that whatsoever.
Then you had two former CIA directors, John Brennan and former Director of National
Intelligence Jane Clapper, repeatedly lied on cable news but also before the Congress.
The result that Trump lost the twenty sixteen popular vote but still won electoral college.
Media coverage was so nasty and so vile and so supporting of Hillary Clinton
and so bad for Donald Trump that enough people had doubts about this guy that
they didn't vote for him, but he still won. And so then what
happened, Well, obviously we can't let this happen. So celebrities and funded
liberals waged a nasty media campaign to convince the electors like Sriah Frichard K.
Jones to become faithless. I had him on a few days ago. He
received hundreds of threats, emails, and letters telling him as an elector,
don't vote for Donald Trump in the state capitol. And of course he rejected
all ideas. Is that caring about democracy? Well not at all. And
then Nancy Pelosi began the two year long effort to destroy the Trump presidency,
using special counsel Robert Mueller, and his investigators illegally and criminally regularly leaked false
information about the walls closing in on Donald Trump, that he was going to
be forced from office, and Robert Mueller had the evidence. Well, guess
what. After two years Robert Muller, handpicked by Mary Garland, announced that
there was quote no evidence of a Trump effort to calluse with Russia quote unquote,
And in fact, the real collusion took place by Hillary Clinton, who
paid for false information uses Affidavis's spy on Donald Trump. So when that resulted
in a big nothing burger, Nancy Pelosi quickly switched to a telephone call that
Donald Trump made to Zelensky to ask him to continue the investigation of monies paid
to Hunter and Joe Biden because of Ukraine and Barisma. Now that call became
the basis of the first impeachment effort. Unbelievable, And that in twenty twenty
laptop showed up and abandoned at a repair shop because he was a crack cocaine
head. The FBI had that incriminating evidence nine months before the election. It
did nothing with it. However, Joe Biden the Democrats got together fifty one
former intelligence authorities to mislead Americans on the eve of the twenty twenty election that
that laptop was in fact Russian disinformation, Russian disinformation, and the media carried
that forward. The FBI knew it was accurate, but the FBI would not
come forward and speak truth. So the legal fair, the law fair against
Donald Trump is something in my life has never happened before and never happened again.
So then to make sure that Trump would go to jail, they wanted
to jump outside the federal legal system to go to the state system in New
York City and Atlanta, which are the two most democratic areas in the entire
country. They enlisted first Fanny Willis, Georgia elite prosecutor, and she had
a relationship, as you know, with a guy named Nathan Wade. And
so if Nathan Wade and Fanny Willis believed that Donald Trump had violated Georgia state
law, why was it necessary for Nathan Wade, the lover boy of Fanny
Willis, to have two separate meetings of eight hours each in the White House
involving the prosecution of Donald Trump in Atlanta and state court. Why it's not
necessary? Of course, it wouldn't be the back that up. Alvin Briggs
Manhattan team hired the third ranking federal prosecutor in Biden's Department of Justice to assist
in the state prosecution of Donald Trump. They wanted fallback positions, and so
the thirty four so called convictions were of misdemeanors. That was all bs.
But they made it a felony because because of the violation of federal election law,
which of course a state prosecutor cannot prosecute federal violations. None of that
mattered. All they wanted to be able to label Donald Trump as a convicted
felon. And practically everything I've been hearing from MSNBC and CNN is that he
is a convicted felon. So far it all failed. And the court found
just a few days ago that special counsel Jack Smith in the Florida federal case
when mar Lago was raided by FBI officials, that Jack Smith was illegally appointed
by Mary Garland, and the whole case is dismissed. So to get ahead
now to July fourteenth, a shooter nearly killed Donald Trump, nicking his ear
after somehow firing a rifle from a rooftop about one hundred and forty yards away
while undetected. And now because that was unsuccessful, and I must have sympathy
for Campatory who was killed and those that were wounded, MSNBC and others now
claim that it was staged. In fact, one third of Democrats believe it
was a stage assassination attempt, that it really didn't happen. And when JD.
Vance gave the speech, which I thought was fabulous, those were easter
eggs of white nationalism that JD Van spread all over the floor. So I
want to address that to my sister Mary Diane Cunningham read and she was an
actual delegate on the floor. In about twenty five minutes, Joe Biden boasted
the donors a week before the assassination attempt, quote, it's time to put
Trump in the bullseye. Time to put Trump in the bullseye. So that's
where we are, So sitting here at two twenty two Eastern time, all
the medias pounding the drums about democracy, the guy that won all the primary
votes necessary of all the delegates, take him down. Forget about the votes.
We want to install someone else, the party that cares so much about
democracy. And now we're told a half an hour ago in a release that
Joe Biden is now scheduled to appear at a campaign event sometime in North Carolina
on Sunday. And that's shocking the media that the party that cares about democracy
wants to eliminate the candidate who had the most votes. So let's continue and
segment and ile to discuss sports and so much more. And bankrupt media should
quit whipping into hysteria. I suppose Nazi like takeover the federal government and quit
the hate speech against Donald Trump and let him do his job. Hopefully the
left can stop relying upon washed up British spies, Hillary Clinton's money, corrupt
x spooks, and teams of clownash partisan prosecutors and actually let us, the
people, decide who we want, because the role of the media is to
give us objective, independent information upon which you and I can cast an informed
ballot, and by doing so, that's democracy. We vote, but the
media want to put their thumb, their elbow, and their knee on the
scales to tell you how to vote and to ignore your own personal circumstances.
The two takeaways I have from last night's speech from McDonald is that he will
crack down on the southern border to actually enforce federal law. And secondly,
drill baby drill that will have a magnificent impact on inflation and other issues.
So let's continue. If you want to get a live report from the floor
from a delegate, that's in about twenty five or thirty minutes. Until then,
we'll have news in the segment more and hopefully the Reds can make a
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And there are thousands and thousands of Trump delegates generally driving the cars back
from that great event the past few days in Milwaukee. One of them is
a person a delegate who voted for Trump from Greater Cincinnati, Diane Cunningham Redden,
who was the delegate. Full disclosure. She is my younger sister,
Diane redd and Cunningham. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. I want
to share with you, Diane, my sister and Trump delegate. A comment
made on Morning Joe by MSNBC host Alex Wagner. Are you willing to hear
what she has to say? I am willing to hear what she has to
say. Yes, I may not agree with her. I'm pretty sure I
won't, but go ahead, jd Vance. This is a quote jd Vance
dropped Easter eggs of white nationalism by saying during his speech on Wednesday night,
he wanted to be buried in the family's plot in Kentucky. I just think
the construction of this notion reveals a lot about someone who fundamentally believes in the
supremacy of whiteness and masculinity, the revisitation of his roots, but it is
actually really revealing about what he thinks matters in America, and that is a
place for people who believe in white supremacy, white nationalism, and a shared
Western background. Quote unquote, did you sense that was the case on the
floor in Milwaukee? That was the opposite of the case, dadie Vance,
That young man just thirty nine years old, was trying to relate to the
crowd very effectively to his audience who he was and how he came to be.
We are all a result of our upbringing, you background, he was
telling us. Part of his roots are in Middletown, Ohio, not exactly
the East or West coast posh places we think of with art. And this
is in quotations. Officials are ruling. This is a man of and by
the people. He grew up in Middletown, hard life, raised by Memo
who if you listened, they found after she passed away, nineteen loaded handguns
around the house because Memh couldn't get around that well anymore, which was a
smart thing to do. If you're a member of the NRA, you know
you don't want to have your firearms all locked in a safe. You're certainly
going to secure them so unauthorized people can't get them. But there's fingerprints safe
that you can get and you can scatter them throughout your home. So his
Eastern Kentucky experience was like many people. I believe he went to the original
home base where his family was from, and I found it was very nostalgic
to think about the fact that he could be the seventh generation buried in that
old little cemetery where most of our ancestors were buried on their farm lands.
There's little cemeteries tucked away in all corners of Ohio, Kentucky, and the
Middle West where Mama and Papa they were buried right on the land. Well,
you know, I guess you didn't catch up in the easter egg of
white supremacy. That dog whistle was lost on you. We also have MSNBC's
Joy Reid whose question whether Trump was actually shot with a bullet and whether the
whole thing was staged. And I'm thinking, well, I guess you staged
the murder of Campatry. But for those are on the floor, can you
describe the excitement, especially last night in Milwaukee Trump the media didn't like the
Trump speech because it was effective, went on for like on a ninety two
minutes and the media didn't seem to like it because it was effective, How
was it actually there on the floor. Well, on the fourth day of
the floor, I gotta describe our days a little bit. For the Ohio
delegation, we were out. We were active for eighteen hours a day,
every day, all of us those ninety minutes on the floor. Well,
from the time Hawks Coogan ripped off his shirt to Milania, to Donald leaving
his box, going to escort his spouse up the stairs, and then taking
the stage, no one sat down for ninety minutes. And I got to
say, after four days of eighteen hours a day, we were tired.
Our feet were tired, our backs were tired, we were exhausted. But
there was not you could not you could hear a pin drop in that arena.
What he described that assassination attempt. The story he is only telling once,
and what he's telling to the news people is don't ask me about this
again. You could. I believe he's a change man. He's more humble.
I think he's a little more prayerful. The fact that the last thinks
that this man or any person would stage an assassination soun that also killed not
only that great retired fire chief and brutally assaulted two other people in the crowd,
but the young man that fired the shot. He was killed. Huh.
I know, conspiracies are great, you know. Meanwhile, their guy
can't get up the steps of Air Force one without nick and his knee.
But it's like, come on, And then they're making fun of the fact
that he has a bandage on his ear. I'm guessing there were some kind
of plastic surgery performed, probably a pressure bandage of some kind. These are
people that wore face dipers for four years and many, by the way,
there were many face diapers around the arena with the newscasters. They were under
chin, you know, they weren't. I guess air is sucked up to
the bottom of the chin. At this point, it was just signaled virtually
virtue and for those who care deeply about the country, can you described the
Ohio delegation was fifty some miles away, and many of the other state delegations
were as far or further away. So let's pick the first day of the
convention. Describe when you were picked up, what happened, and what time
you got back. So the first day we started at eight am. The
doors opened for breakfast at eight am. For the Ohio delegation, we were
all in one resort. We were ninety percent of the resort was the Ohio
delegation, so we felt bury at home. So everyone had to make their
way on Sunday to the resort which was in actually in Fontana, Wisconsin.
So we met at eight or eight thirty. It was one of the state
wides. The governor and lieutenant governor opened up today. I actually was honored
to be asked to give the opening prayer. Sir Alex Trantisila of the party
chair to the state. He opened us and then I gave this the prayer.
So we went through breakfast, then there was an event at eleven thirty
that day, and then we went directly over to the convention center, which
was it is fifty miles. We thought it was an hour. It was
more like an hour and a half because of traffic. So as you each
bus had a lawnforce and officer, so officers were recruited from metro police departments
from all over the United States. An officer was assigned to a bus driver
all week, so there wasn't like some random bus driver coming in on dates
or four that that law enforcement officer did not already know before we got on
the bus. Each bag was checked. We were gifted by the ARP plaft
clear bags. Everyone's familiar with those since you know the security threats at our
arenas. Everybody got a twelve by twelve by six bag that was branded to
put ok things in so clear bags. And we were already we were already
told it's TSA style, so TFA was actually doing the security when we got
to the arena. So no aerosols, no sealed bottles of water, we
were allowed to bring them in. So as we navigated for this hour and
a half to get to by Serve Forum, which is in downtown Milwaukee.
As we reached the exit ramps, several were blocked. There was a stop
point there for the bus. There were some exit rams that were set up
only for the it was called the GOP Express from all around the Milwaukee hotels.
So long would wave us in. We'd go to the first stop point.
They would also they'd look at the officer. They knew them by then
because they'd already been three. Then we got to the transportation department, we
would unload. These are big coaches so held probably sixty sixty passengers. And
the bus we were on was our resort was Ohio only the other resort on
our route was Hawaii and the other was Georgia. So we got to meet
some of those fus. So then we would try to get Yeah, so
we would finally get to the transportations at the bars and then line for TSA
and then lines to get in. I was a delegate, so that meant
I went down on the floor, so you have to walk half around the
arena. I separated. Steiny was I guess, so he had to go
to the nosebleet. Cheryl cev dal Hay Township trustee is also with us.
She was an honorary delegate, so she was in a section. They were
signed seats for us. So long as short of this, your day began
early in the morning, concluded after midnight. This went on for four days
and finally on the last night. Yeah, the occasion of history. Look
at Donald J. Trump. Sis, I got a tell you what.
Please get back in one piece. You're gonna rest all weekend long. I'm
sure watching the British Open. But for those who say this was a debacle
or a disaster, they go into it with a particular left wing viewpoint that
we don't accept. And Diane Cunningham Redden, thank you for reporting this and
you're a great American. I'll see you soon. Thank you, Diane Redden
with Cheryl Ceban more unbelievable. Let's continue. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WLW