Great American red spaceball. Thank god not playing today. They're off back the
next week. They're off three days. They're off Thursday, They're off Monday,
and off Thursday. They're playing in Pittsburgh over the weekend. We'll see
what happens there. Plus the Bengals are back at it on Friday night for
the first preseason game here, but against the Packers. But I don't think
there's a lot of interest for the game. Goes the lack of the playing
of Joe Burrow and more. But several days ago, our County Prosecutor Melissa
Powers put together an elder task Force to look at the difficulties that old folks
have getting ripped off. I'm watching a Channel nine story last not about a
woman who gave two guys fifty thousand dollars to get a million, and the
fifty thousand dollars hit their pockets, the million dollar check never arrived. Never
was any good in the studio with me today is Melissa Powers about the Elder
Justice Unit. And Melissa Powers, welcome again to the Bill Hunningham Show.
Thanks Bill, it's great to be here. Talk to me about why it's
necessary. First of all, because this is some way unique about about elder
justice. Many people that are ripped off when they get older don't want to
talk about it. They're embarrassed, but talk about why this unit is necessary.
Well. Part of the problem that we have now with the advent of
internet, cell phones, social media, there's a number of scams that are
targeting seniors. They target a lot of people, but seniors seem to be
the most vulnerable and what we want to do. What I want to do
is take a bold step with our office to prevent financial crimes against seniors.
I want to prosecute those that exploit seniors. I want to educate the public
and have a public awareness campaign to prevent crimes before they occur. Arms seniors
with the information and knowledge that that they have the tools to be able to
resist and reject a scam or walk away or even be able to spot a
scam. We want them to be aware of that. The second piece of
it is that I want to be able to have our prosecutors work with Hamilton
County Job and Family Services and their Adult Protection services so that we can coordinate
better crimes where elderly are abused or mistreated. So those are the main things
that we're working on. I've put together a team of prosecutors within our office.
They're coming from the White Collar Crime Unit, from Adult Protective Service Services,
through Job and Family Service Unit, my Family Law unit, and we're
training them so that they can be better equipped not only to work with a
senior, but to be able to develop a case, investigate the cases with
law enforcement, and be able to successfully prosecute and put people behind bars that
are hurting or taking advantage of our seniors, Melissa Powers. Many times these
events take place and those who commit these criminals are gone before they can be
located. I'm watching this segment on Channel nine last not about pro Seniors,
which is a partially publicly publicly funded group on there had some video you speaking
in front of a large group of seniors, and so many seniors are lonely.
A lot of times there's not a husband. There's not a husband or
a wife, not an adult child around and say hey, mom, don't
answer the door. How many times is somebody knocked on a senior's door where
the senior really wanted that person to be there. Almost never, I would
think, but an older person many times they need human reaction and maybe the
family's not as directly involved. So exactly explained the dynamic of why maybe opening
the door is the first mistake. Well, we definitely don't want you to
open a door to anybody knocking on the door where you're not expecting them to
be there. That's number one, that's the first line of protection, as
June on opened the door. Be leery of any stranger that he's even making
a phone call unexpectedly. And never give out any personal information to anyone that
as someone that you don't know. Don't sign documents that you don't understand and
you want them once. We want seniors to keep strong connections with their friends
and families. It could be a neighbor if they're an assistant living but you
keep strong relationships so that they are not susceptible to being taken advantage of by
somebody with ill intent and somebody that you know. But you are right.
Seniors are trusting a lot of times. They're more isolated than other people,
other age groups, and they also grew up in a different generation where the
world was completely different than what it is today, and so you didn't have
to be leary. You didn't have to you could take someone at their word,
and you just can't do that. Today. I got a call this
morning from somebody representing a group. Many times I answer my phone Hamlety County
Prosecutor's office or Attorney General, May I help you, But nonetheless it's it's
junk telephone calls and they're asking for a contribution for all in police officers.
And I know it's a scam. And so your goal, I hope,
is to advise seniors that don't give money to people over the telephone. Hardly
ever, does that work. What are some other examples that seniors should should
look out for. Well, one of the most common form of identity theft
against seniors are there's either a government document or a benefit fraud. That's there'd
be an ass to provide information to them, and that could be over the
phone, it could be even online or even in emails. We've seen so
that is you have that, that's one of them. Another one is online
shopping fraud is one of the most common ways that seniors lose money, and
believe it or not, romance scams results in the heaviest losses for women over
sixty. Explain that one to me romance they haven't met the person. They
might meet them online and it's really unbelievable how taken and they become. They
think it's their love of their life. And the next thing, you know,
the gentlemen who've they've never met, is asking for them to send money
for whatever various reasons happens. It happens quite frequently. The other well,
and the other top fraud contact of reported by the elderliest, particularly seniors eighty
and over, are those that are by telephone. And the average loss of
telephone scams by a senior is thirty five hundred dollars. So I mean these
are significant to anybody on a fix income, and as you mentioned earlier,
a lot of them don't report it, and so I set up we took
another very bold step. I set up within the Prosecutor's office is five one,
three nine four six scam and we want people to call in if they
think they've been targeted by a fraud store, someone trying to scam them,
or they have been scammed, they suspect it, they may be scammed.
We want to know about it, and it's free to I have staff that
are answering the phones and what we plan to do. What I want to
have is to establish as an extensive fraud or scam watch network that we can
get the information out to all Hamilton County seniors. What's the current scam going
on. How can we help you spot the red flags? How can we
educate you on how to resist any of these forms of scams. It's a
line that's going to be a general helpline for seniors. It could involve as
contacting and being involved with law enforcement. Obviously, I want to pursue cases
where there's evidence where we can actually go after them and then put those people
behind bars. What about an area where you'll get a telephone call saying I'm
from the IRS, or I'm from the Hamlet County Auditor's Office, I'm from
the State of Ohio or State of Kentucky Division of Taxation. We've looked at
your return and it appears there's some mistakes here. I need to verify something
from meation with you and your name again is and you live it here your
SoCal scarity number. I don't see that number. What is your number exactly?
How often does that happen? Well, that's one of the top common
scams that aren't against seniors is somebody that We call it the government impersonation scam.
So someone pretends to be from the government agency, a police department,
a court system, demanding payment and threatening arrest if you're if payment isn't made.
We have it is gone around here in Hamilton County. You've missed a
court date and if you don't send in money, uh, you're going to
be arrested. The ones about like you said about the IRS, medicaid is
also something that is a very big one that is impersonated and it comes under
the impersonation scams trying to get personal information, payment, whatever it may be.
And the one thing we want to make sure seniors don't do. Do
not get about any personal information to anyone unless you know who they are.
What can a senior say, you're eighty three years old, you're living alone.
Many times it's a female because you ladies live a lot longer than we
ugly men, and it's a consequence. The phone call comes in and says,
you know what, I need this helpless information and can you give me
the information? Could she say, Look, my affairs are being handled by
so and so or I'm not going to accept the call. Don't be afraid
literally to hang up the phone in the middle of the conversation. You're exactly
right, hang up, take their number if you like, but do not
give him the information out, and then you can call. If let's say,
for example, it's the Sheriff's department calling you, you can then call
the shriff's department, and I guarantee you the Shriff's Apartment will not make a
phone call to you asking you for money, and I guarantee you the irs
will not make a phone call to you demanding money. So just make do
not give money to anybody over the phone or even through the internet when it's
unsolicited and people are it's basically fishing. They there's actually a term phishing scams.
It's a legitimate source. It could even be a bank. It makes
the appearance it's the bank, but it isn't. It's not real. They're
just stealing that identity in order to take advantage. So there's one report someone
will call and say, hey, Edna, your grandson Willie is locked up
and he gave me your number and we need immediately five thousand dollars to get
them out of jail. And they founded the name of a grand center granddaughter
in trouble in some other jurisdiction, and this is a tough place to be.
They're going to be hurt in prison. I'm sure you want them out
and we need They gave me your name and number to call to get get
bond money. Posted. You're exactly right, and that one's called the grandparents
scam. So it's very common. It's happened, has actually even happened to
my mother and father several years ago. I'm somewhere you were locked up somewhere.
No, I was not the one locked up. It was my son
who was in trouble and they wanted him to he needed money, and that
they were to go buy gift cards from Target and come back and give them
the numbers off the Target. And thankfully, because I'm in the criminal justice
system and then the business at the time, I was a judge, my
mother said, well, I think we'd better call Missy and ask her of
I should get Target gift cards. And so my dad is saying, well,
it doesn't really sound like you. But in today's day, with artificial
intelligence, they can actually even make their voice. The person speaking on the
phone, the scammer could have their voice sound like my grandson or my son
their grandson say hey me, mall, this is this is really I'm in
trouble. I need you to help me. What do you need? That's
the next question exactly. So Luckily with my parents, they didn't they didn't
get that far where they gave money away, but they were close. They
were awfully, awfully closed, and because they didn't believe it to be true,
but they didn't want to take the chance they were wrong. All right.
The number again is five one three, nine, four to six scam
nine four to six scam. Elder Justice Unit. On a completely unrelated matter,
I deal with criminal justice discussions all the time. Hamilton County is one
of the few counties are that's urban with a Republican prosecutor. The great majority
I think forty eight to fifty or maybe forty nine to fifty are controlled by
the Democrats. There's no check in balance. How important is it to have
a county in which there's someone outside of the other party's political influence, they'll
more or less provide a check in a balance. Well, what I think
is really important. First of all, Hamilton County is at a crossroads next
year for the election as to which direction that the county will go. It
is absolutely critical that the Hamilton County remain has a prosecutor that is not someone
falling into this soft on crime or social justice reform efforts. We need not
now, not at all. We want to make sure that if you break
the law, you're held accountable. We want to make sure people are treated
fairly within this system, and the prosecutor's office is not used to attack a
political adversary for example, or pick and choose what crimes you want to prosecute,
which crimes you don't. It should be even across the board. And
in this case, I mean, we've seen many many cities across the country,
even in our own state, Columbus. I'm hearing a lot of grumbling
out of Columbus. They don't have the conservative prosecutor. They have somebody that
is of the bent of being soft on crime, and they are having They
are really struggling, and within a short period of time that city is deteriorating
and decaying. It makes it less safe for anybody living where you are,
and for any neighborhood to have criminals being released, caught and released and put
right back into the same neighborhood. It makes everybody less safe. It makes
the entire city less safe. And I think that we'll see if that's why
this race is so important, to make sure that we can keep the quality
of life that we have in Hamilton County and that we have that quality of
life for our children and our grandchildren and generations to come. I had a
story on last week from the Oakland, California and NAACP, i'll share it
with you, angry at the local prosecutor, and they had the black Baptist
ministers, they had other minority groups saying we can't take it anymore, that
the killers, the rapers, the robbers of thieves are released back in our
community. And now the local prosecutor has taken note. Who was a female
Democrat who said, you know what, we're gonna have start having more meetings
because social justice doesn't work when your home is being burglarized, when there's drive
by shootings, drug deals are happening, when a kid can't walk out of
school and feel safe at three o'clock in the afternoon. That Democrats themselves who
put the Democratic liberal prosecutors in charge, are now saying, after five or
ten years, we can't take it anymore. We don't we don't want that
to happen here, and if it does happen, we're gonna look like Oakland.
I agree with you one. We do not want that to happen here.
And so you know, we're working very hard in our office. We
have already judges that are of the social justice reform ideology. They're they're activists,
they want to correct wrongs or I'm not sure really what the philosophy is
that what they're attempting to do. But what they are doing is they're not
putting victims first. They're they're releasing violent criminal defendants, dangerous people out back
into the community, into the same neighborhoods and making them more and more vulnerable.
So it's just not as we know the failures we see it. We
can look at any city and you can see that this does not work,
and it's not good for society, it's not good for civility, it's just
the whole I just so against it. It gets me so angry sometimes,
and we've really our offices are really basically at this point the last stand of
defense to be able to keep citizens safe within our community. And I'm talking
about all citizens. I'm not just talking about you or I or my own
family. It's everybody. Everybody should be able to live and feel safe in
their community. Messy powers once again the Hamlet Aghani Prosecutor Elder Justice Unit.
And if you feel as if look out for the old folks, and if
you feel as if especially a grandmother or a grandfather needs help, it's five
one, three, nine, four six scam And every now and then I
spoke with Triffan there may be a scam of the month or a scam every
couple of weeks what's going on. To let people know through pro seniors what
you can be done to stop this, because ripping off the old folks and
hurting the young, they've got to be special place in heaven for people like
you. The prosecute in special places in hell for those who take advantage of
vulnerable people. I agree, Thank you, MISSI, thank you very much.
I'll let's continue with more. My comments next are on issue one and
after two o'clock today we have an expert on what's happening on when it comes
to the American family and the loss thereof twelve twenty six. Homie, your
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to life. As you win some and you lose some, you we advocate
but don't have the power to impose, which is the essence of a democracy.
I wish things were different as a great American. I wish more people
thought as I thought about certain issues, but obviously you do not. So
when Issue one came in, I harkened back to a conversation that I had
many many months ago with Governor Mike DeWine and others, and I think Governor
Mike dwan and I are in the same place on the issue. But I
reminded him of what happened many many years ago when Ronald Reagan would fight Tip
O'Neill and all Reagan could get was seventy five percent of what he wanted.
So the purest and the Republican Party said well, don't agree to it till
we get one hundred percent, and Reagan would say, well, that's not
the way politics works. To move the ball down the field. Let's take
seventy five percent of what we want, we'll work on the other twenty five.
But to be a so called purist an ideologue means you get zero.
There were efforts made six months ago, longer than that, when the Dabbs
decision came out, be careful for what you wish, that would indicate that
this matter was coming back to the states, which is where it should have
been since nineteen seventy three. But that was a constitutional mistake that was corrected
by Dobbs. So a little pow wow was put together thereafter. Since Republicans
control everything in the state of Ohio, why don't we do this, Why
don't we do that? Why don't we have a band that the polling seems
to indicate is where Ohio winds are. Ohio winds are Americans. I think
Kentuckians Hoosiers are Americans. The three states comprised the heart that beats the United
States of America. Big cities, small towns, great waterways, great races,
great college sports, great high school sports, wonderful places to be,
generally good governance. And so if we lived in a state where the legislature
could impose without citizen input decisions, that's one. But Ohio is one of
the few states that has the constitutional provision comprised by the citizens themselves that can
be voted on the great majority of Americans don't have that, especially in blue
states. They don't allow the citizens and the access to the ballot, and
Ohio we do so. A wise man said in government, why don't we
have a band on abortions passed about fourteen or fifteen or sixteen weeks, which
I don't like, but which is where most of Ohio wands are. And
that was shot down by lawmakers in Columbus saying, no, we want cardiac
activity of the unborn baby, which is six weeks. I've had many Republican
females tell me that are generally conservative, that they don't want that. That
many times a woman doesn't know she's pregnant until after six weeks or eight weeks
or nine weeks or ten weeks. You think you are, but you're not,
you're not sure whatever, and six weeks is too quick. As a
pro lifer, that'd be okay with me. Mike DeWine would say, as
a father, grandfather, great grandfather, that's okay with me. Six weeks,
that's fine, But in reality that is not where you are most Ohioans
are at fetal viability, which tends to be eighteen nineteen twenty weeks, tends
to be five months into the deal. But certainly the Republican Party overstepped and
the voters brought them back. Now what's gonna happen is the Democrat Party and
planned parenthood and Margaret Sanger, who was a racist and eugenicist. Margaret Sanger
called black babies weeds that'd be pulled out, which is why planned parenthood tends
to be located in the black community, for example, in Mount Auburn.
That's where a planned parenthood is. And so that's quite sad, but that's
the way. That's that's the way that planned parenthood began with Margaret Sanger,
who thought that black folks were less than human. But I regress. So
having overshot the mark, which Republicans did by saying six weeks, which is
not where Ohioans are now, the Democrats are doing exactly the same thing.
They're overshooting on the other side. Read the content. Read the Constitutional amendment
which on abortion that was not voted on Tuesday. That there was no mention
of abortion, but of course that was the elephant in the room. That's
simply dealt with whether you needed sixty percent to change the Constitution as opposed to
fifty. I thought it would go down fifty forty five. It went down
fifty seven forty three. Now what we're going to vote on now in November
will be whether you can allow abortion through birth, which is life or health.
That is the health of the mother, and that the treating physician of
Planned parenthood will decide if the mother wants to kill her unborn baby at the
seventh, eighth, ninth month, and Planned Parenthood's doctor determines that would affect
her financial health. Well, hell, babies always affect someone's financial health or
emotional health, whatever it might be, then the abortion is permitted. So
just as the Republicans overshot the mark on one side, now the Democrats are
going to overshoot the mark on the other side. And I don't like it
now. I kind of wish life was different. But the American people are
generally around the area of viability, which tends to be sixteen to twenty weeks
viability living outside the womb with reasonable medical precautions. But this amendment deals with
the overwriting of that by the physician at planned parenthood if the mother's health would
be affected, and the health has defined as financial health, physical health,
emotional health, whatever it might be, and that's too far the other direction.
If wise, men would get together against my wishes, and really,
frankly, I don't count and make the number sixteen weeks. That would have
widespread support by you, the American people. That's about four months into the
deal. By then you know you're pregnant, and at that point it is
close to viability but maybe not quite there yet, and that would pass.
But the problem is you can't get Republicans to agree to that because the cardiac
activity begins out about six weeks, and therefore those brain activities, the body
is growing, there's fingerprints, the genetic code, it's all present at that
point. So Republicans will not agree to go past six weeks. And try
to get a Democrat to say there's any cut off. I kind of watch
every now and then CNN or Fox News. I have on a Democrat to
talk, Okay, at what point do you say you can't have an abortion
unless unless your life is at risk? And Democrats you can't get them to
say thirty weeks because Planned Parenthood doesn't want that, and so on one hand,
the Republicans cannot agree to like sixteen weeks and the Democrats won't agree to
sixteen weeks. On one side, it's way too long. On the other
side, it takes away the ability of a mother to choose to have a
baby or not after being pregnant for four months, and always have exceptions for
the mothers for the mother's life, not her health. Because health is defined
as financial health and emotional health, and that tunnel is too wide to drive
the truck right through. It eliminates viability completely. When a woman can say,
well, my emotional health is being affected if I if I have this
baby, well, then the planned parano doctor is going to say, let's
get out the forceps, let's kill the baby. That's what's going to happen.
There's thousands and thousands of babies killed every year just like that. So
we live in this world now where I don't know if it's going to pass
or not to you. I guess forty three percent. You begin with a
base of forty three percent that want it to be either prohibited or a low
number. You've got to get another what's seven percent? Seven of the fifty
seven percent and the best defense for any great government as an informed elector,
and I would like to think that on Tuesday there was an informed electorate that
said some said, well, we want to be able to amend the state
constitution with fifty percent irrespect of abortion. But then the money came in on
the abortion side, which is which is filled to the brim with millions and
millions of dollars from Swiss billionaires who are eugenicists themselves, who think population control
needs to happen. There's too many and therefore to kill babies in the womb
is permissible. And they don't believe there's a soul or a spirit involved at
all. It's simply another mammle that needs to be exterminated. And so I
fear what's going to happen as that come November, this thing's going to go
down in flames. By that, I mean it's going to be no people
are going to vote no because either they don't understand it about five percent of
the elector doesn't understand it, or secondly, the forty three percent are still
going to be there, and then they're going to pick off the other seven
percent by pointing out that this is way too liberal that Ohioans are not about
partial birth abortion late term abortion, and this proposal certainly allows it. If
a woman claims that her financial health will be affected by having the baby,
and so having overshot on one end, now the other party's going to overshoot
on the other end. And I fear what's going to happen then is that
we'll go back to the six weeks and that's going to cause and the Liberals
once again to say that's too quick and then go back in with some other
proposal. If the wise men and women would get together in Columbus, Frankfort,
and Indianapolis and say, Okay, at what point is it reasonable for
a woman to say I'm going to have an abortion? And the American people
had decided that number is not at six weeks, because most women don't even
know they're pregnant by six weeks. The number probably is more like fifteen to
twenty weeks, is where most of the American people are. And so the
Democrats, playing their political games, don't want a resolution that they don't want
to solve the issue. They want to keep beating Republicans over the head with
it, and so they want this to be on the ballot in twenty twenty
four, which is the Great Enchilada in which the president's being elected, Senators
are being elected, statewide officers are being elected all over the country. They
don't want the issue resolved in twenty twenty three. They want the issue on
the ballot in twenty twenty four, especially in the five or six states that
matter. There's only honestly four states, five states that matter. I think
Wisconsin's done, I think Minnesota has done, Michigan, Pennsylvania. Number three
would be Georgia. Number four would be as Oona. Number five might be
Ohio. But we're pretty red right now. The Democrats do not want to
solve the issue. They want to beat it over the use it to beat
Republicans over the head, head infinitum. That's what they won. And so
the last thing the political parties want to do is resolve an issue that takes
it off the ballot. They think they won in twenty twenty two with abortion.
They think they won in twenty twenty three with abortion. They think they're
gonna win in twenty twenty four with abortion. They wanted to stay on the
ballot in one form or another for the next ten years to keep beating Republicans
over the head because the American people are not where the Republican Party is on
abortion, and the American people are not where the Democratic Party is on abortion,
and so each side can use it as a club against the other and
away we go. I wish it was different, And Mike DeWine said in
April to among other things, quote, it has to be something that is
sustainable. It doesn't do us any good to have a law in the books.
Then voters say, well, we don't like that law, let's have
it overridden. That's exactly what happened. Does anyone know more about politics in
this state than Mike DeWine, who's running for political office now for fifty years.
And this guy feels about abortion the way I feel about abortion. But
I'll take seventy five percent of an issue every time instead of losing one hundred
percent. And Dwine told him if that dog ain't gonna hunt that six week
is not gonna hunt with the with Ohio Woods. I don't like it.
He didn't like it, but that's reality. Take seventy five percent. So
hopefully when November goes down to defeat for the Democrats, what they want to
do then is put the issue back on the ballot in twenty twenty four and
beat up Republicans again and again and again because Republicans will not agree to sixteen
weeks and Democrats will not agree to sixteen weeks. Democrats want it until the
crown, until the baby crowns, and Republicans don't want it at all.
But they think six weeks as cardiac activity and it's prohibited. That is not
where Ohio wands are. And Ohioans stood up and said, nababanna. I
began my comments by saying, I wish things were as I want them to
be, but I know enough about life as does Mike that it's not going
to work. And now that it's not worked, the other side is energized
to win in November, which they will not win because it's too extreme.
Ohio Winds do not win partial birth, abortion of hundreds of babies, and
what happens, Ohio Winds are going to reject it in November. Then the
Democratic plan is to get it on the ballot in twenty twenty four in a
whole bunch of states in order to continue to beat Republicans over the head without
solving the issue. Let's continue and after one o'clock today, we have an
expert on family life and what's happening to families. She has a doctorate,
and she's saying that the breakdown in the American family is the beginning the downfall
of our society, which of course is accurate. You can see the collapse
of American society in downtown New York and downtown Cincinnati, in downtown Cleveland,
downtown Oakland and Portland and Seattle. You watch it, and she's gonna tell
us why it's occurring. And more. Plus Reds Baseball. Thank god,
they're off only a couple of games out of the playoffs, but at the
rate they're playing, they're going to be in a fourth place instead of first.
But I say keep hope alive, because they're off three of the next
seven days. They're going to rest. Green's coming back, Lodolo's coming back.
We'll see what happens. Let's continue and never stop. We simply continue
twelve. What I said, of course, is accurate. Neither party can
win by overshooting. The Republicans overshot on Tuesday, the Democrats will overshoot in
November. Then we're back to where we were. The Democrats, the Republicans
will impose a six week ban, which is going to piss off the Democrats.
They're going to put something on their ballot in twenty four to beat Republicans
over the head. And that's the name of that tune. Twelve fifty six
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to our twenty twenty three. Iheartradeal Music Festival and rest his a new book
out, The End of Women, How something the patriarchy has destroyed Us,
also an article of Newsweek, and it's it's incredible what happens to civilizations and
societies when family structures disintegrate. Good families would mean that mainly governments are not
even needed in a sense except to defend the borders, to defend the nation.
But doctor Gress, welcome for the first time to the Bill Cunningham Show.
And first of all, let's talk about the end of Women and how
smashing the patriarchy has destroyed us. I see the evidence all over and describe
the essence of why you put the book together, about feminism, fairy tales
and so much more. But it's an excellent read. The news Week article
I'm looking out as wonderful. Tell us the reason for writing the book,
Yeah, well, I think I motivated motivated largely by just, you know,
what's happened to women? Why can we not define what woman is anymore?
Why what are we seeing with the trans movement? You know, why
do we think that somehow a man puts on makeup and high heels that somehow
he's magically woman. And you know, all of that is obviously of big
concerns. And I had already done a lot of research about second wave feminism,
but I thought, I'm just going to go back and look at first
wave just to make sure that I kind of can can speak to that movement.
And what I ended up discovering was just astounding was going back to the
various stages, the very earliest stages of the movement and really seeing this pattern
emerge that I think, you know, just blossom further in the second way
of feminism. But it was based on these three elements, and the first
one was this idea of smashing the patriarchy or you know, getting rid of
the authority of men and any kind of hierarchy like the church or military order.
That was one of them. The second piece I found throughout, especially
the eighteen hundreds, was the occult that the element of the cult, which
you know, is fascinating to see how much women like Elizabeth, Katie Santon
and Susan B. Anthony were actually very involved in seances and mediums, all
kinds of cold activity. And then the third piece was free love, this
idea of getting rid of monogamy and just having you know, relationships be whatever,
you know, whatever strikes a fancy. Those were the three pieces that
we see and men, of course, you move into the nineteen hundreds and
feminism really starts coupling itself with communism, and so it was fascinating to look
and see, you know, how much communism influenced the movement, especially someone
like Betty for Dan, I had no idea that she was in any way
a communist because she always claimed that she was just this, you know,
she was a housewife, and yet there's a tremendous amount of evidence of her
involvement with a commerist movement. So anyway, I think really more than anything
is I wanted to see what's happening with feminism and why is it that feminism
has actually made women less happy? And you know, brought us this incredible
place of confusion where we're supposed to be like men, but we're also supposed
to hate men. Man who'd should be erased? You know, there's all
these sort of like schizophrenic questions that we're you know, supposed to be living
with every day, and you know, really being told that children and our
husbands aren't obstacle to our happiness instead of a way to become happy. So
all of those things really when into the book to bring to what it is
now, I would imagine that the mainstream media doesn't want to hear this message.
In fact, in my life, in nineteen seventy one, I had
my first law school classes University of Toledo. We had seventy four students and
there were seventy two men and two women, And I specifically recall in nineteen
seventy one the professor is saying to the two women, why are you here?
Jump ahead about fifteen years and my wife goes the University of Cincinnati law
school and the majority of students for the first time were female, and right
now it's overwhelmingly female. And in fact, in the state of will Hire,
the Supreme Court Chief Justice, most of the judges those who run the
court system. Most students in medical school now are female. Females are doing
famously economically, and males have higher suicide rates, higher alcohol rates, less
education. It's much much more different called to be a man today, especially
an evil white guy than ever before. Was that a design or was that
in Was that an unintended consequence of feminism which kind of began the third or
fourth wave was in the nineteen sixties. You know, like burn, the
brawl, that kind of stuff is a symbol of your oppression. How does
that fit into to the wave of feminism you're you're discussing, Yeah, oh
no, I think it was absolutely by design. I mean, if you
look back at the Soviet Union, you see that trying to make women into
the perfect worker. I mean, that's really what their their efforts were.
And you know that in the United States they knew they just couldn't force it
upon people. So women like certainly Betty for Dan and Kate Millett promoted several
things, one of which was this idea that you know, the world is
an awful place. It's men's faults. So that's the first piece, is
trying to just squeeze men out of the public sphere so that we could have
this sense of you know, order and peace, which sounds a little bit
ridiculous, but you know, anybody seeing the Barbie movie, that's exactly the
message that's in the brand new Barbie movie that the world isn't the ordered place
who women are in charge and men know to just feel you know, just
quiet down and just be on the beach and be completely unnecessary. So that
that was certainly going on as well. But yeah, I think it was
this goal to make women this this perfect worker. And Betty for Dan,
you know, very clearly follower of Angles and said that a woman would not
be could women could not be free until they left home. That was her
conviction that she got from from Angles, and she wanted she used all these
incredible psychological tactics to help women believe that the home was this evil place.
She even called it a comfortable concentration camp, which is just unbelievable. But
yeah, her this was the idea. I mean, we know this was
alive and well during this stage of you know, geo politics, because even
hit is using this idea of you know, work will make you free.
That's in German, you know, at the gate of Outfitz and this is
what for Dan is promoting. And so it became this you know ideal,
and I think all of us who've been raised anytime in the last fifty years,
we're just told us like a mantra, you know, over and over
again, that we can be better than men, that we have to really
fight for our you know, place in society and for our jobs and breaking
glass ceilings and you know, all of these things, and again very much
at the expense of who we are as women, of recognizing that natural desire
that women have for motherhood, you know, completely overlooking at our biology,
all all of these efforts. So it's a movement created by confusion and resentment.
Really that that's really what what's we're seeing now. And it's it's not
just in the feminist movement. It's I mean, that's been like a great
Petri dish, and now we're seeing it in those other aspects of will culture,
whether it's the trans movement or that you know, all the di movement
that's you know, has completely taken over to the government most for our institutions.
Now I'm looking at one of your articles, you say, quote,
for over fifty years, women have been clamoring to make themselves into men mentally
and now biologically. But in the scramble we have fitted away what it means
to be a woman. The solid ground that used to be beneath our feet
is eroded into the sea, leaving nothing to stand on for a person who's
as literate, bright, and well educated as you are. To say that
my central role is a is a mother and a wife is something that if
you would, I would imagine you can't appear on college campuses. Is that
fair to say? Yeah, I don't think that's to be a safe space
for me for sure. And police go, And I want to ask you
about Margaret Sanger and planned parenthood, which, of course Mari in Ohio recently
had a test case on abortion. Abortion is going to be a sacrament in
Ohio come November. It's going to be well reported. And it used to
be in the ninth many a half century ago that women were careful about having
sex because of the consequences, which is getting pregnant and incapability of saying to
mom and dad, I'm pregnant, what do I do? And today,
if you would show up on a college campus and say these things, even
with your doctorate. What would be your reaction at Penn State or at you
see Berkeley. What would happen at University of North Carolina if doctor carry Gress
showed up and spoke this way? What would happen? Yeah? Oh,
I think we all know what happened. You know. It's like what's happening
with Riley Gaines. I mean, she's being you know, she has to
look out for her physical safety in those kind of environments. And that's really
the saddest thing because women were made for motherhood, not just biological motherhood,
but also psychological and spiritual motherhood. And you know, the amazing thing is
that we see this every day. Women still have the steep desire to mother
something or someone, and this is why we're you know, pets have gone
crazy. We spend seven hundred million dollars on Halloween costumes for our pets.
So there's this desire to mother something, you know, even pet their plant
parents. That was the other thing I heard recently with people can be parents
to a plant. So that that hasn't gone away. We've just subverted it
and found surrogates, uh, you know, and our animals. I think
also, even like the dog stroller is a new thing, like I ten
years ago, no one has seen a dog and a stroller another everywhere.
So I think in a service fact, that's to give us pause and hope
to a degree. But it's also incredibly tragic because what happens to women when
you when you tell them not to have children. They're not fundamentally changed,
They just find different ways to express those attitudes. And yet they're still left
with a lot of wreckage because they've been told to, you know, be
this independent woman. And yet we know, especially when you get older and
the you know older in age, you're being that independent woman is no longer
going to be satisfying that when you have these deeper desires to be, you
know, have a bigger family, and to have had children, and to
husband to share your time with you, all of these things that come from
human community and not just from animals. Well, doctor Gress, I can
see the consequences that women freeze their eggs and women the lay to get married
or have children. And at no point in American history has the American female
have been more unhappy and more demanded to behave in a certain way. And
they just instinctively agree with the modern feminism. But then at some point in
their thirties, forties, or fifties, they're saying, what the hell did
I do? You have a chapter in your book about continuing? And I
often say that the culture determines outcome more than law, and that what's acceptable
or unacceptable we all follow peer pressure to behave in a certain way. The
what are the historical consequences of the break up the American family, the fact
that couples are not getting married, the fact that couples are not having families?
What are the long term consequences in society when this occurs? Yeah,
no, I think that's a great question. You know, I first just
pause and say one of the things that we as conservatives have not done a
good job of is really filling in culture, because we've allowed women to just
believe that there's just one way to be a woman and haven't really offered alternative
points of view. And you know, I've done that in the slightest degree
with a book series called Theology of Home and a blog and whatnot, trying
to show womanhood in a very different light that's actually friendly to being a woman
instead of, you know, trying to transform it into something that it's not
but no, there's an incredible amount of work that's been done sociologically on cultures
that abandon monogamy. And one of the consequences, of course, is faith
that happens simultaneously. But the bigger issue is just that, you know,
countries, civilizations commit suicide, they will collapse in a certain way and a
certain degree. They have us of a lifespan, and we are definitely you
know, according to especially the work of this nineteen thirties sociologist named J.
D Un when he studied all these cultures, you know, he said,
once you get to that point where a culture has actually abandoned uh, premarital
sex as you know, avoiding that, then you've got about one hundred years
where your your civilization or your culture can can be maintained and otherwise it will
just continue to unravel from that point. So it's a pretty and actually it
was really interesting because the atheists when he did this, he was he had
no you know, foregone conclusions about the data that he would find, and
he said it got to this point where it was just laughable because culture after
culture that was the marker was when you know, the civilization would go into
declimb So, yeah, we I think we're in a in a place where
we've got to work cut out first, where we need to start helping people
realize that, you know, their unhappiness isn't just about them, but it
has much larger ramifications for the culture at large and turn the future of our
children and grandchildren. I can't imagine being a high school senior female maybe in
college, and saying to your girlfriends, you know what, I want to
find a good man. I want to get married. I want to have
children, and I want to be a housewife, a wife and a mother.
I want to be a grandmother. Now can you you're laughing at it,
but can you imagine a woman at the University of Michigan saying, you
know what, I want to meet a guy that I can spend my life
with, have lots of babies and stay home. Well, what would happen
to that woman in that environment? Be? What? Yeah? What?
No? Right? And I think that that's you know, the crazy thing
is that that desire is in a lot of young women's hearts. They just
are not They don't have an avenue through which to express it. They don't
know, you know, that there's something can actually be good about that because
they've just seen all of us wreckage throughout their whole lives. And that's it's
really trying to help women sort of correct the ship, if you will,
good luck, because yeah, well it's I've seen a lot of really good
success in a lot of areas, but again they're small pockets and the parents
have to be really diligent and help their kids navigate all of them. Yeah,
all the ecologies. I think every mother and father should get the book
and read it and give it to your give it to your kids. The
End of Women point is made that women's tennis is not for failed male athletes.
I can only imagine what happens in the LPGA if some senior Cimson who
can't make it on the men's tour says, you know what, I identify
as a woman and I want to make a million dollars a year, and
that's what's coming. And women so called feminist like Megan Rapino and others are
leading the charge to destroy themselves. But we got to run, doctor Kerry
Gress. This has been enlightening. The book is the End of Women.
How smashing the patriarchy has destroyed us, and that is women who have natural
biological urges to do things. We're about fifty years into the one hundred year
cycle. Fifty years from now, I know maybe I won't be around,
maybe you will be around to see the outcome of this. But it's not
good. But doctor Gress, we got to go, and once again,
thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you doctor, Thank
you, God bless you. Let's continue with more. I can only imagine
in high school as a senior, I want to be a wife and a
mother, and I want to be a homemaker. I can imagine somebody at
a University of Texas saying I want to meet a longhorn that I can spend
the rest of my life with and be a loving mother and wife to my
husband. I can't imagine the reaction of the girlfriends. But that's the beginning
of the end of society and civilization when women feel as the modern American woman
does, who's who's looking for something? And that's why there's so much unhappiness.
Let's continue with more of Bill Hunningham seven hundred w well of you,
behold the booms like never before. We've got your shot at Farrow seats for
the Western and Southern w ed and fire mines made by g E. Verona.
Excuse me, I mispronounced it for Nova in Florida, New York.
Oh hellolloo, hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting. I can only imagine
if a Republican, at his lack of linguistic skills, what would happen?
What I want to know is he's making those? Are they making him in
Walton Verona? It's amazing how he gets away with it. But what if
you had jeopardy between him? Yeah? And throw in John Senator Fetterman,
okay, and throw in Diane Feinstein. I want to know those three who
would buzz in first? I can't hit the button. I can't hit the
button. It's not working. It's amazing. We put up with it with
the media, put up with this. If the Trump star acted like this,
No, the impeachment nine thousand four Hull come there, got their thumbs
their cinder blocks on the scales of justice when it comes to covering a Democrat.
Well, Willie, this show is always first and everything, and we
have we have intercepted a communic k from Derek Johnson of the Reds pitching Coach
that yesterday the new guy Mole mole through a first pitch fastball to Josh Bell
what happened, which is still still still going went to it went over to
Newport Aquarium. Uh, Bailey de la Cruise instead of Ailey de la Cruise.
HiT's a hits the first pitch fastball from who are All Star? Alexis
Diaz A couple of nights ago, Lucas sims on the mound, first pit?
What did he do? First pitch? Heater? Where did it go?
See? You wouldn't want to be a licking river. So I think
that the message here ought to be how about Uncle Charlie knuckles knuckles fork balls,
spitball. I don't care what kind of ball it is, throw it
underhand, but don't throw one on a line where the Marlins, for crying
out loud, can knock it over the wall. Say they had one guy
in a lineup yesterday he hadn't had a hit in ten days. Josh Bell
is a man. Oh, they had another guy that they walked a lot
in the series at the bottom of their lineup. They're hitting like one ninety
and they're in the big leagues and they're shortstop. Couldn't even catch a ground
ball yesterday oh, yesterday. I'm on the golf course and number six and
we're playing golf, and all of a sudden the skies open. I'm looking
at my at my app and I'm thinking it's raining in one place, which
is number six at Kenwood Country Club. Right. The boys quickly head for
the parking lot because they were getting their ass is whipped by me and Jeff
Beckham. By that's a different story. Was David there too, or was
he involved with a messy David was catting? Or but Jeff Beckham and I
were kicking ass like mister ass So I go home, wet whatever, take
a shower, go back down sun room. It's four to one. It's
the eighth inning. Correct, Graham Asscraft is kicking you know what and taking
names. They got home runs from ce S and Spencer Steer. May I
finish? Go ahead? I then say to the People's Judge, also known
as the Commissioner, Yes, this one's in good hands. I'm gonna go
feed the fish. She said, yep, they got this one wrapped up.
Go down the steps, go to my koi pond, I feed him,
hand the lip, hand the lip. I feed my KOI. Thanks.
About fifteen minutes. I have a personal relationship with my KOI what do
you feed him? Fish food? You cool like hamburgers. It thinks about
ten fifteen minutes. Come back at games for him. Yeah, Larry Curley
and Louie and sweet lips. Oh you got two of them. So then
I go back into the house about fifteen twenty minutes later and they're in a
break. Yeah, so I'm sit down. I'm gonna suppose game show.
Yeah that's four to one. Yeah, got it made five to four.
They did so a membos come out. I don't know what happened. They
ought to be any picture that does that. From now on, you get
fined so much, or you get released or sent a trip or the billings.
How bad is it? Don't throw it down the plate that Josh Bell,
he's a man. Hit it to Coney Island. He's a man.
Josh Bell is a man. Thank you, and I'm looking. You know
how many games they have won in the month of August one? There are
eight, one and eight and they should have won three or four. Yes,
they should have. They'd be in first place. Right. They got
swept by the Nats and lose two of three two of three to the Marlins
for crying out loud, and then last night the Nats got no hit by
Michael Lorenzen. He was in the wrong color red go to signed him but
didn't. Heaven, no, no, no no, say get me into
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Ron Larkin look young. And then they were She was going over for a
shopping spree at Kenwood Town Center, scouting new locations. I would imagine,
can't say that was Brian de Lacruz will leave it at ninth inning, Homer
and the bullpen. Excuse me. The Reds have the day off. They
opened up a three game series versus the Pirates in Pittsburgh starting tomorrow night.
I would say they might want to get some dubs along the way. They're
two and a half out tied with Chicago. Then they've dropped out of the
last wild card spot. Now, well, when you lose eight out of
nine, that's not a good thing. Bengo. Congrats to former Red or
Bengal. Former Red Michael Lorenzen tossed that no hitter last night and the Philly
seven nothing went over the Nats. Lorenzen acquired by the Pills at the trade
at deadline from Detroit. Fourteenth no hitter in Philly's history, the fourth and
the majors this season. Lorenzo becomes the fifth pitcher in baseball history and only
the second since nineteen hundred the throw a no hitter in his home debut with
a new team. Who's throwing a nineteen hundred? I don't know, I
have no I don't know. I didn't say. And how about this?
Former Reds catcher Devin Mezzarenko who who used to cut down trees and his own
house and his house in Pennsylvania and make his own bats. He's a he's
the new assistant coach for the pitt Panthers baseball team. Then yesterday the big
story with the Bengals, of course, Uh, how about a mere Garrett
numbered a number. Uh. I don't know Garrett. He charges dugouts.
Yeah, he's a man. Maybe that's what they need. He's a man.
Joe Burrow a sighting on the sideline yesterday walking around at practice. James
Rapine said he's coming back. He's coming back. I'll be better. Bengals
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seven w E b N. I think at Dusty Rhodes, the American Dream
Now, how about this? I love Dusty Rhodes. Phil Mickelson bet more
than one billion dollars on football, basketball, and baseball over the past three
decades and allegedly attempted to place a four hundred thousand dollars wager on Team USA
in a twenty twelve Ryder Cup, which he participated in, and an upcoming
book by renowned pro gambler Billie Walters. That's a Pete Rose deal there.
Bengo said that Michelson made eight hundred and fifty eight bets a two hundred and
twenty thousand, eleven hundred and fifteen bets of one hundred thousand. He estimates
Michelson endured losses of more than one hundred million dollars while betting more than one
billion over the past three decades. That's why I went to the Live and
Walter scolded Michelson when he wanted to put the wager on the US team.
He said, have you lost your mind? Don't you remember what happened to
Pete Rose. You're seen as the modern day Arnold Arnold Palmer. You'd risk
all that and for this I don't want a part of it. He's got
a serious gambling but he says now he's quit gambling. But yeah, right,
it's his money he can blow. Oh that's true, you're right.
Segment. That's it. In sports, we have Peyton Stern's coming up the
great female tennis player, Yes, perhaps the greatest woman tennis player of all
time? From Cincinnati. Who was the greatest male tennis player of all time?
Marty Wolf? Not even close? Oh no, it was come on,
come on, he won you see he won Wimbledon, he won the
US Open. I no, come on, he Trabert That's it, okay,
he won Wimbledon and won the US Open, and he won the Marty
Wolf a second? Was he? Uh? Nor? Marty's the greatest am
sure, JJ Wolf, don't make a fool of yourself. Marty Wolf is
the greatest amateur male tennis player. Tony Trabert one Wimbledon, when the US
Open, when the French Open, remember that? Yeah, get me out
of the stude. You're important. Peyton Starns will be asked, who's the
greatest female tennis player of all time? William daughter of a beautiful day here
in the tri State and go Reds starting tomorrow and Denny Smith and who day.
We leave you with the immortal words of the stud report. Thank you,
welcome, thank you. Let's continue one forty nine Home of your Reds
and Peyton Sterns on News Radio seven hundred w ALLW from gas to groceries.
Ohioans are feeling it. Higher prices off tonight because thank God of an off
day. In fact, the next week they're off Thursday, Monday, Thursday.
They need some rest. As I said, yesterday, they were winning
four to one in the eighth, went out to feed and the fish in
my KOI pond. I feed him hand the lip. Hand the lip came
back in Fifteen minutes later Red's lost five to four. I'm still not sure
how it happened, and I don't want to find out. But until then,
relaxed. Today. Red's Baseball back out of tomorrow, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday and then the way we go. But next week is one of
the highlights. I think of the sports scene in Cincinnati, which is the
Western and Southern Tennis Open at the Carl Lender Tennis Center in Mason, and
some say the greatest female player ever to come out of Cincinnati is Peyton Sterns.
Peyton Starns, welcome, I think for the first time to the Bill
Cunningham Show, and Peyton talk about the preparation. I've watched some of your
matches in Wimbledon. You played in Paris, but you told me off the
air, your first match is going to be Monday or Tuesday, and here
it is Thursday afternoon. Kind of walks through preparation for a pro athlete,
the greatest female tennis player out to Cincinnati. Tell us what you do the
next three days? Thanks for having me. Yeah, I know. The
preps for the next couple of days is you know, two hits and a
little fitness session and towards Monday and Tuesday, kind of paper off at the
fitness and do some more mobility and a lot just the rhythm work on court
and make sure I feel good and go into the match with confidence. As
far as this event, since you had the inside scoop on what the greatest
male and female tennis players in the world feel, what is the general feeling
among the players about coming to Mason and the Western and Southern Open. How
is it is it considered highly or otherwise? Give us a full report.
No, Yeah, I've talked to a lot of players and a lot of
them say it's their favorite tournament. They love Cincinnati. They just love the
atmosphere from the fans, the staff, the area. It just gives off
a home vibe even for foreigners. You know, it's just very quiet and
schools compared to other tournaments. I'm a little biased, but it's my favorite
tournament and I know for a lot of other players they really really enjoy it
too. As far as the toughest match, Tony Benner, my producer,
wants to know who is the toughest female player tennis in the world today?
If you had, if you if you have a good runner, make it
to the finals next weekend. Who don't you want to see across the net.
Well, I always love some good competition, but right now the number
one Ka SWITZI I think she's she's dominating woman's sentence right now, so she's
she's slaying bass very well. If I would have you on in four or
five years, you're only twenty one years old and you attended Saint Margaret York
and then you won homeschooling because you traveled the world. Where do you see
yourself in the next three or four years. Hopefully I'm in the top ten.
That was that's the goal of mine, and I think it's very achievable.
But it's a lot of hard work, all right. And as far
as getting ready, are you still going to play doubles? Or singles at
the Western and Southern Open. I'll be playing doubles this year too. And
who's your who's your mate? Who do you play with? I'm playing with
Emma Navarro. She uh, she played at University of Virginia and she's from
the Charles scenario. That isn't the Navarro whose father bought the tournament? Is
that the same family? Yes? It is. Oh, can you give
me some inside scoop on that when you talk to your playing partner Navarro?
Is there a sense the tournament's going to be somewhere in the Carolinas in about
three years? I don't. I don't know. I haven't talked to them
about it, but you know, I really hope it doesn't move. They're
they're a really nice family. I'm is a really nice girl. But you
know, I hope it stays in Cincinnati because a lot of players are really
hoping that this tournament doesn't move. And maybe in the Carolina as they put
an entirely new tournament. I think that would be the best option. But
I mean Weston in Southern and by far one of the greatest tournaments, and
I want to say it's the only Masters one thousand tournament that's never moved venues
in the United States Indian Wells, Miami. All the other tournaments have moved
venues, but Cincinnati's been the only one that's stayed since it's originated. And
you know, it's started back in nineteen oh one during the heyday of Teddy
Roosevelt, and it's been there for a long time. I think it began
to Coney Island and it would be an outrage for that to happen. And
uh, do you have any do you have any questions for me about sports,
politics, world capitals something? I in fact, do you know who
I am at all? Yeah? Because Denny American from Deer Park. That's
the guy right there, Denny Smith from Park right. Yeah. Well,
well, Peyton, we wish you nothing but the best. It's gonna be.
Hopefully the tournament will be here long after all of us are gone.
The tournament should be here at least another one hundred years. And once again,
thank you for coming to the Bill Cunningham Show. Give my best to
your family and a Denny Smith. I will thank you so much for having
me. God bless America. Thank you, Peyton. All right, let's
continue with more news. Is next at Chum of the Ridge. Thank God
off today in the month of August. They won one game, one game,
and they keep losing games they should win. They weren't winning games that
should have lost. Now they're losing games that should have won. Maybe they
weren't that good and God hope they're not this bad. So we'll see what
happens. Let's continue. Whenever stop, we simply continue. On news radio
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school with the two o'clock report, I'm Jack Crumbley breaking now. The head
of Cincinnati Public school says they do have job openings, but they're in pretty
good shape for classes to resume next week. Cincinnati Public Schools start classes next
Thursday, with preschool beginning the following Monday. The CPS superintendent holding a news
conference here at the former Bramble Elementary School, which opens as a preschool this
fall. The district still looking to hire more teachers. We are excited because
our first year teachers for the first time start over fifty thousand dollars fifty thousand,
two hundred and seventy seven dollars is where our first year teachers start.
Superintendent Wright says they are seventy nine teachers shorthanding into next week, but that
is an improvement compared to this time last year when they were minus one hundred
and eight. Wright says a couple of retirees have returned to help out.
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Cunningham to Great America. Let's face it, the last several weeks and months
and when so many other issues, including that Joe Biden's family, corruption,
the money, and all the indictments against the Trumpster. Now what's happening on
the southern borders to come home? It's the secondary issue. It used to
be that the Fox News would camp out there. That's not happening much anymore.
So I'm wondering in the middle of August what is occurring. Plus we
have a situation where like Mayor Adams in New York City and the Mayor Johnson
and Chicago and others declare themselves to be sanctuary cities, bring everyone here,
and then once it happens, they're no longer wanting to be sanctuary cities.
But Chris, Chris Schamlenski is with Numbers USA and they track these things on
the Southern border and more. He also is a posting up that says Biden's
support among expanding voters is crumbling. Had a thirty three percent over the Trumpster
in twenty twenty now is down to three sound advantage, and Hispanics do not
support Biden's border and immigration policies. And Chris, first of all, welcome,
I thank for the first time to the Bill Cunningham Show. And can
you tell us as we sit here in the middle of August, what is
the status on the southern border? Has it gotten better it gotten worse the
last few months? Well, if you look at the last official numbers,
would it would show that things have gotten slightly better along the southern border.
But would I would be cautious when looking at those numbers. There's a couple
of things to point out. The first thing is is that what the administration
has been successfully able to do is to route people who would cross the border
illegally to ports of supports of entry along the border. So those people are
showing up essentially in a different column amongst the report on the report that everybody
has been relying on for border apprehensions down there. So these people are being
encountered not by border patrol officers, but instead there'd be encountered by customs protection
officers. So when you combine, when you look at those two combined numbers,
and I mean, the point is is those are would be illegal border
crossers. They would have crossed the border illegally, it's just that they were
preempted and sent to a port of entry instead before they actually crossed the border
illegally. When you look at the overall numbers, they're still really high.
And in fact, even though there was a pretty decent decline and border apprehensions
of actual illegal border crossers in June, when you look at the numbers compared
to historical averages, especially for the month of June, you're still more than
two times the historical average. So you know, even though the numbers are
down by Biden Administration standards, it's still well above historical levels. But the
early reports so far, the unofficial reports, are that July saw another spike
in the numbers, so it may have just been a temporary lull in the
numbers back in June, and now the numbers are back up and significantly.
Not only are the numbers possibly up, but there's also been a shift that
they're seeing more people trying to cross the border illegally in Arizona rather than trying
to cross in Texas, and that could be a credit due to some of
the things that Governor Abbott has done in Texas to secure the border in his
home state. Chris Schamlensky of A Numbers USA, can you give us some
estimates since January of twenty twenty one, we're about two and a half,
almost three years into it, how many millions and millions have illegally crossed the
border. Under Joe Biden illegally crossed the border. So we're in the ballpark
of about three million or so have crossed the border illegally. But I think
it's also important to note that in the last fiscal year, we had eight
hundred and fifty thousand people entered the country legally but then overstayed their visas.
And because there's virtually no interior enforcement happening under the Biden administration, many of
those people are still here. So I think it's important to add that to
the number of illegal war crossers as well. So you're looking at about three
million who have crossed illegally, plus you're talking about another close to a million
who overstated detail, plus another million or so that got away. These people
are counted as gotaways. We know that they crossed the boards illegally, but
they weren't encountered by either border patrol or Customs Border protection officer. Yeah,
at up all those numbers, you're somewhere between five and six million over the
last two and a half years. And I would assume that if Biden I
still can't I can't imagine I'm surviving mentally or physically through November of next year
with his health. But it doesn't make any difference. It's interchangeable drill bits.
The Democrats would put some other drill bit and the Oval office and the
same policies would continue. So if the Democrat is reelected, whoever it might
be, in twenty twenty four through twenty twenty eight, we'd be looking at
if this trend continues, which the Democrats say it will, we're talking ten
to twelve million people about the size of the state of Ohio that they're going
to be in the country illegally, either overstaying there, overstaying their vasa,
or coming across to illegally. We're talking about a number that's may I use
the term uth sustainable. So it's the same policies continue, by the end
of this decade twenty thirty, which is what seven years, we're gonna have
maybe fifteen to twenty million illegals in the country in addition to the people that
were here before President Biden took over took over the White House. So so
yeah, it's quite scary when you think about that, even just you know,
numbers. USA was founded because we thought the the fact that our government
was giving out more than a million Green cards that took to legal immigrants every
single year was too high. Not only are we continuing to give out more
than a million Green cards to new legal immigrants every single year, but you
add to this group of people who have either crossed the border illegally or entered
legally in the first place. And then just simply over state of Visa,
you're talking six seven eight million people right over the last two years. We're
now not talking no longer are we talking about a million people per year,
which we thought was too high. Now we're talking about four million people every
single year. And just think about that for a moment. You know,
that's a that's a new city of Chicago, or a new city of Los
Angeles, or a new city of Houston that we're adding to the United States
every single year. So you mentioned the word is it sustainable. No,
it's not, especially when you when you hear about some of the water shortage
issues that they're having out out in the West and and the you know,
the forests that they're cutting down on the East coast just to build new homes
for folks who are looking for places to live. Isn't this an environmental issue?
You would think the environmentalists would say, wait a minute, we cannot
hold another at this point. If there were really eleven million before Biden came
in, and after Biden's first four years is close to close to twenty million,
and that would double. Because Nicaragua, the Trilateral States are collapsing,
there's more apprehensions on the northern border in the first nine months than in the
previous three years. So we're gonna have four hundred million people in the country
without the roads, without the bridges, without the schools, without the emergency
rooms, without the capability of housing. I find it rich that now the
liberal Democrats who said we're a sanctuary city no longer want to be a sanctuary
city. So where does twenty or thirty million people go? Yeah? Yeah,
I would ask some of these Democratic mayors, you know, Joe Adams
from New York, who's who's most famously said we're fall we can't take anymore.
Massachusetts, the governor of Massachusetts, Democratic governor of Massachusetts just recently declared
within the last week a state of emergen sea ups there, so that they're
saying we're full, but they're not against the policy of continuing to admit all
of these people coming in, whether they're coming in illegally or whether they're coming
in legally. So the question is, okay, well, if your city
is full, where they going to go? What's your solution to this?
And obviously, if your city is full, the country is going to get
full. And you know, you asked if this is environmental issue. You
go back forty years ago. This is a position that the major the environmental
establishment took a position on. You go back, you look at the Sierra
Group back in the seventies. This is the immigration is a position they took
a position on because they understood the impact that mass immigration had on US population
growth and the impact of population growth has on environmental resources. Well, they've
backed off on that as the politics and the issue itself have become more partisan.
So you don't hear them speaking up so much anymore, but you know
it's still on the back of their minds because just in the last week or
so, you had Vice President Kamala Harris making a speech on the environment and
she actually slipped and said, we need to reduce population growth here in the
United States. Well, the only real way to reduce population growth here in
the United States is by reducing immigration, because immigration is essentially accounting for almost
all of US population growth, and doesn't it It's kind of odd, but
Hispanics living in America tends to be pro family, They tend to be a
pro patriotism, etc. And they supported Joe Biden in wide margins, but
they do not support the policies of Joe Biden when it comes to illegal immigration
described to the American people, the view of Hispanics when it comes to more
immigration illegally into this country. Sure well, well, we've partnered with Rasmussen
Polling, which does polling every two weeks. And then you know, you
mentioned that the top this poll that recently came out from the New York Times
Sienna University, which found that that Biden has essentially lost thirty points in support
from Hispanics in just the two and a half years he's been in office to
two former President Trump. So huge shift we've seen from Hispanics. But we've
been watching this shift really since the mid two thousands. You know, Hispanics
they tend to be a little bit more favorable towards amnesty the people who have
been in the country for a long long time illegally, not the new crops
that have come in. But they usually support immigration levels that are much lower
than our current levels that are one million. They support interior enforcement. They
actually don't have an issue even though Democrats would have you believe otherwise that Hispanics
do not want immigration and customs enforcement. You know, going around the country
and actually enforcing immigration laws on the interior. They support law enforcement, they
support moderate immigration levels, not mass, uncontrolled immigration, and I think that's
having an I packed on the polling numbers. Again, we've slowly seen a
shift in Hispanics, and we may be getting to the point because of the
Biden administration's policies being so extreme on immigration, especially when you compare the Bide
administration's policies the Obama the eight years under President Obama, they're far more extreme
than those eight years when you look at that, this may be the tipping
point that really pushes Hispanics in the other direction because immigration has a downward impact.
It's not just immigration, but it's some of the other things that you
mentioned. Immigration, roads, the economy. It has an impact on all
of those other areas. And the more people that you bring in, the
harder it's going to be. The more roads are going to be packed,
the more degregation you're going to have in bridges, the more overcrowded schools and
emergency rooms you're going to have. People are starting to feel it discussed with
the American people. The southern border, we know about complete disaster. The
northern border Canada, you would think would be somewhat flaccid and placid. It
is not. Please explain. Yeah, yeah, the northern border, even
the apprehensions, while they're up a huge percentage recent in recent months, if
they still pale in comparison to the southern border. But I think this is
something to be concerned about because I think, you know, I had mentioned
earlier that we're starting to see or at least there have been reports of a
bit of a shift in the illegal border crossings from people crossing the border between
Mexico and Texas to now they're crossing over in Arizona. And part of that
maybe because the drug cartels that are pretty much controlling the entire flow of illegal
immigration across the southern border are testing for the soft spots. They're saying,
okay, they're really securing Texas, let's try to run people through Arizona.
Then that's the next logical space to go to. So they're moving there,
and I think what they might also be doing is testing the northern border,
saying, hey, if we can find some some weaknesses in the northern border,
than it may be easier for us just to relocate people from Mexico up
to Canada and have him come down through the northern border. So it's it's
all a concern. The bottom line is, we've we've got some pretty We've
got a lot of earth space here in the United States when you add up
the southern land borders, the northern land borders, all of our sea,
all of our sea borders, and then of course you got to defend the
airports too. And unfortunately, because of the massive border crisis, the administration
is really mostly focused on trying to process these people trying to enter the country
illegally rather than securing these borders. Well, you know, we're number one
in sex trafficking on the southern boarder, number one on suicides, number one
on fentanyl, one hundred and fifty thousand people, all of which puts billions
of dollars into the pockets of the Mexican drug cartel, all of which puts
money into the pockets of communist red Chinese providing the precursors to fentanyl. It's
all because of the policies of Joe Biden and the refusal to accept what's going
on. But Chris Chimlensky, we gotta run with your website. I have
it up right now. Numbers USA, lots of good stuff. We're in
trouble. If we don't change direction, this country's on the road to a
complete disaster. And once again, Chris, thank you for coming on the
Bill Cunningham Show. And we'll do it again. Thank you, Chris.
Let's continue and number one, number one in sex trafficking, number one in
drug use, number one in drug overdoses, all from the Southern Border a
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way he would get re elected In twenty twenty four, the Trumpster as if
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of the Tonight Show with Jay Leno. And of course Johnny Fallon collapsed from
two point three down to one point three million viewers a night. Jimmy Kimmel
is Terrible went from one point five to one point two. Seth Meyers Late
Night seven hundred and seventy eight thousand, The Daily Show not even a blip.
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as long as he's told what to sign and where to sign. But Washington
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In the aftermath of Issue one, family in Ohio, Governor Mike Dwine
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pass they constitutional amendments from a simple majority to sixty percent should be abandoned.
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Hello quiet, and I'm Scoke. I'm broadcasting Rocky. What if a Republican
president had this lack of mental ability? What would happen twenty four so it'd
be completed, be absolute, it'd be unbelievable. Andy maack hand, stop,
there we go. All I can say is that we're in trouble.
That's all I can say. And what if some Republican took twenty million dollars
in bribes from foreign governments and at seventeen shell companies and on top of all
of that, whichall we say, there's all receipts, that actual receipt We
got the checks going in the money, but we don't see nothing. I
do, FBI, do your job, media, But you want to talk
about something else. He's got some questions, as you know. I was
perturbed about the lack of support for Issue one right and let's say it got
not just beaten, but got beaten royally. Right. So my question to
you was how in a state how that is people tell me is edging more
and more every day read right, more and more conservative, a state in
which the legislator is majority Republican, almost supermajority Republican, Republican governor, right,
Republican, courthouse, everything Republican. How do we keep losing? What's
the point of how than all this what's the point of having eighty eight counties
go Republican and a Republican elected officials everywhere out the wazoo, and we keep
losing. And the last election, how's it happen? Mattered? Mike DeWine
won eighty six of eighty eight counties. And there's nobody more right to life
than Mike Dwine eighty six of eighty eight counties. He won Hamilton County.
How does this happen? It happens segment? You answer the no answer,
go ahead right here. I got some more facts. Are more interested in
facts in the data, but I have some numbers for you. Hit it
hit some research. Okay, So now this is gonna get down to the
abortion issue. I'm gonna we go. So since the DABS decision was at
a year a year and a half ago, it was June and last year,
okay, voters have not approved abortion restrictions in any state anytime it's been
on the ballot. So it's been on the ballot in Montana, Michigan,
Kansas, Vermont, California, Kentucky, and just recently Ohio. It is
not passed once not So clearly this is a an issue that Republicans are wash
your hans saying, you know, you know, Mike DeWine said about a
year ago when Dobbs happened, Mike DeWine feels about abortion the way the three
of us do. Yes, it's poorly wrong, that's wrong. However,
he said, look, where we are is not where the people are.
Let's get together as Republicans come up with something like fourteen fifteen, sixteen weeks
just to the almost a viability. We don't like that. But Ronald Reagan
said, when you got seventy five percent of something, take the seventy five
percent and try to get the other twenty five. Don't take zero. And
he's got a quote in the Columbus Dispatch today which he said, I told
you so because the people are not going to accept the six weeks, which
is what the Republicans said. This is not going to happen. I wish
they would, but they're not going to accept it. So why not take
seventy five percent? And they said, no, we can't do that.
We can't. We'll be defeated in the primary if we go in there.
People want to win the battle and lose the war. And that's what's happening
right now. Right. I mean, look, I got some more data
for you here. So you would think that the did some research on like
the core Biden voter, like, what is the swath that came out big
for him. Well, it wasn't as people think. It wasn't black Americans,
and it wasn't college educated women with green hair, right, that's that's
the rumored note. It was by and large it was non college educated white
Americans. So a guy did this. This guy names David Black, David
Byler. He's from the Washington Post. He found a large cross section of
these working class Biden voters actually support conservative policies. Thirty two percent support a
banning abortion after the twentieth week of president of pregnancy, forty percent support increasing
the number of police officers, and twenty percent of those Biden voters support a
twenty five billion dollar wall. So every other issue in the world out there,
a lot of these non college educated white folks are are right on board,
lockstep with Conservatives and Republicans except two things abortion, abortion and the other
one that came up election denialism. Yeah, I agree. Candidates that are
out there saying we got screwed. Of course, we got screwed. But
you can't say that. Does Bill Belichick after he gets screwed by an efficient
did Zach Taylor after Logan Wilson got called with that phantom pass interference calling the
supert is he now to this day saying you know what if Darnet does ref
screwed us out of I haven't heard about. You got to take the high
road and say, hey, we got to play better. And that's what
Donald Trump should do. He is a winner. Winners don't complain about the
game being rigged. They go win the next game. You're making you're making
no sense. So those two things that one big issue. But it's we
can keep where everything, we every seat, But it's not we lose.
We lose more if we had a democratic governor, democratic Supreme Court, democratic
majority. Didn't you have Republican women that told you, look, six weeks
is too quick because you don't know if you're pregnant or not. Why didn't
you make it twelve weeks or But then you go to the hard right deliverers
who say, at the moment of conception, but that's what I believe,
I believe, But you can't get that passed. You're turning off the majority.
Of people. Those folks, you know, if they don't care about
that, they don't feel that way about their kid, why should we feel
that way about their eventual kid. Well, so I say sixteen to eighteen
weeks would sell in a heartbeat, but neither side wants that, because what's
gonna happen in November is that thing's gonna go down because it includes partial birth
abortion and Ohioans don't want that. And so then guess what, In twenty
twenty four, there'll be another ballot initiative, Then in twenty six there'll be
another one. They'll keep beating us over the head until there's nothing left over
Republican Party. What does Mike Dwine say? He is somehow man said about
the way to be staunch pro life but get the support of Democrats and everybody
in between his approaches. Let's come up with something that Ohioans want and let's
give it to him. Stop stop, stop stop, come up with something
the majority of the people want one and give it to him. How dare
you that makes sense? Said? The majority of people will think this way,
and we can most people can live with what they think is right and
wrong, and that no, we can't do oh, you know, he
gives them what they want. What do you want? You got its?
Move on? I told you in the last election, in twenty twenty four
election there, or excuse me, the what was that? I was last
year the midterms? Right. I talked to a let's say, a local
female broadcast person, right and said, hey, why did you No?
No, voted Democrat down the whole slate. And I said, now,
wait a minute, no, So what went into that decision? Okay,
inflation is at twelve and a half percent, right, gases what are the
time was super high? You know, riots in the streets, southern border
disaster, all these things affect you perfect but you chose to get behind an
issue. You will likely never have an abortion your entire life. These things
affect you every day. But you still were swayed to go that way.
She said, absolutely, so clearly, this is a poignant issue in the
minds of a lot of women. Get off the table. Give the Ohioans
what they want, and then Mike would say, move on. That makes
no sense, doesn't zero. That's why we're losing, right there, segment,
your reaction, now that we've answered all the questions, give them what
they want and move on. Does that make sense to anybody? No,
no, it doesn't make it. I'm sorry. Weilli The Stute Reporter is
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this goes on the ballot, it's going to go out in flames. Things
will be worse. So let's work out a deal now, Mike, that
makes no sense. None after has been doing politics a little while too,
said nineteen seventy two, Yeah, how about fifty one years? A little
bit, a little bit of he understands the game. Okay, he says
seventy five percent. Let's get seventy five percent and work on the twenty five.
They said, no, that makes no sense. Let's fight it out
and thank are you ready? At some point this foolishness has got us stuff.
Thank you. Right there. After dropping two of three in the series
against the Marlins and overall eight to nine, the Reds with a day off
today than curently some of them went to King's Island to take the edge off.
I can't take it. They opened up a three game series up against
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Home of the Hits one O two seven and kid Chris w e b real
quick. When are we getting Hunter green back? Because everyone because when we
get Hunter green back, and when we get I felt like we've been saying
that for about two months, two months. When's that happening? It's possibly
the twenty twentieth or the twenty eighth of what October? No this month now,
I'm listening to Nicolodolo should be coming back soon too, right, Yes,
the lap upset, are you lass? It's confirmed, mister Bengal.
I'm watching ACC chat boards and pitching to have stamp Ford and Cal joined the
ACC. The ACC says the Notre Dame will seriously consider it if you join
the ACC in football. So Notre Dame wants those other four schools to join
the ACC, Cal and Stanford, okay, Allen Stanford and and then Notre
Dame will join the ACC in football. And uh Freeman said no yet,
don't have to. Don't have to. Contracts gonna be sixty five to seventy
five million until the dollars makes sense. It ain't gonna change. So another
benefit they don't care about. Here's the benefit. Can I give you another
chat board member. Yes, in three to five years, there's going to
be the Big ten and the SEC, and that's it. They're gonna say.
You know what, we're tired of giving them money to other people.
We have our own national championship and if you're not in the Big ten or
in the SEC, you're not gonna play because the other teams aren't gonna couldn't
win anyway. Now now you're out of the national champions here, and you're
talking about, as much as people don't want to admit it is the facts.
Notre Dame is still an international brand. There's no other football program in
America that is an international brand, not even Alabama. Go over to Ireland.
Next people hear the Alabama prison money. I'm talking about money, I
know. But with with international an international brand comes eyeballs and money. Notre
Dame will then say, go over to the Ukraine and ask them about Well,
they got some other issues they're dealing with, but ask them about about
Clemson issues. How do you think about the Clemson Tigers? No one,
no, you're talking about but I'm just saying Notre Dames better jump in now.
But they get the ACC. Notre Dame says, what is the ACC
in three years? Is it going to exist? There's no point on that
at about the Big twelve? Is that going to exist? Maybe not.
Notre Dame knows. At the end of the day, if all this stuff
gets sorted out, the Big ten or the SEC, either one of them
would die to have them in that conference. So they don't have to make
the move. They can sit back and wait see how it all falls.
And then if it's hey, probably benefits us to go to the SEC.
Hey, SEC, do you want us? Absolutely? That's how it goes
down. Take your reaction. I agree with him. We've solved all about
the dough, the ray in the me and the green seal of the salvation.
Willie, Notre Dame could make a difference. Now, what if they
joined the MAC with Northern Illinois. Well, at some point there's going to
be a split between the Power five and the Group of five ahead. By
the way, Chip Kelly had a great idea. So you know, in
football, obviously this is all going down because of money, and you got
you know, USC flying across the country playing Rutgers and all the stuff.
But that's doable. The problem is these other sports, these non revenue generals,
volleyball has got to jump on a plane and travel for four days across
play. He was saying, just just make football its own separate thing,
right, We're you know, Notre Dame as an independent. Make every football
team essentially separate, like like an independent. But the non revenue generating sports
they still stay geographically in their same area, right, They stay in the
PAC twelve right in the north northwest, and the SEC's down here, so
it's a little easier. But football is a different animal anyway, as a
different animal makes sense. Sixty four teams and the Power five sixty four teams
in the group of five. Each of them plays their own championship leaps makes
a lot of money city Council had that at one time. To day a
half of them are in the joint makes a lot of sense to me.
All I can say right now is determined what the Ohioans want and give it
to them. Now. That is a stupid idea right there. We will
tell them how to vote. We will tell them with the Republican of course,
as you know, is anybody running in a Republican primary, you gotta
get the support of Ohio Right to life. And how do you do that
if you come out and say, I think fifteen weeks and what if you're
just telling you again? Where me and you say and you stand is well
documented moment, a moment of conception. That's where I stand. But it
must be talked about. How does the Republican Party win. They're losing on
two issues, one major one abortion, the other one being The Democratic governor
of Michigan was asked, at what point do you draw the line? In
other words, says that twenty weeks, twenty five weeks. She says,
it's up to the woman. Well, what if if it's nine months.
It's up to the woman, and that's not where michiganders well and in defense
of the folks that say it's at the moment of conception and fight for that
to still be. And from a political standpoint, they know that if they
acquiesced and say, okay, you're right, fifteen weeks is fine, the
other side says, well, nope, nope, no, nope, Now
we need to make it nine months. It's incrementalism. It's the same reason
the NRA never compromises on magazine bands or assault weapons or all that sort of
thing, because they know as soon as he would acquiesced on the other side
wouldn't say, you know what, we're good now. I think no,
that's a start attacking on the next thing. The next day you draw a
line in the sand. You can never recover your virginity. Once it's gone,
it's gone. Rock Thank you, We have we settled anything? I
don't think so say you get me out of the stews. Your character will
the anotter of a beautiful day here in the tri State go Reds and who
day Bengals determine what they want, give it to them. We leave you
with the immortal words of the stew report, who let the flies out,
who let the flies out? Let the dogs out? I think it's dogs,
isn't it? I don't know. I think it is crapers losing?
Aren't we? All'll see what I'll speak for yourself, Rocky, thank you,
nice haircut. By the way, though, that cat is that the
one that cost you eighty bucks sixty five? Geez? Henny says, I'll
let by about fifty. Who you look like now? Rudolph Valentino, look
like Ronaldo Christiano, Ronaldo Caca, Caca. You know, Harry Kane may
be going to Munich, Germany to play now for a hundred hundred million dollars.
Yes back, him and Eye were kicking ass and all of a sudden
it rained and our opponents all I saw was screech to the shed. When
is the big match with you and Saturday Dean Draggery and the tunis? Oh?
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