A bigger things happened last night. The Begers looked intregnable like the Magino line
in the first half. The second half was a different story. As I
tweeted out the defense dominate at the game from a Bengals perspective in the second
half. Twenty one seven rock and rolling no touchdowns in the second half?
Was it the bloody index finger of Joe Burrow? What lies ahead? As
C J. Stroud, Ohio State's finest makes it makes its way here,
the Ravens look like they're unbeatable. Moe Eger, Welcome again to the Bill
Cunningham Show, and Mo can you give me a quick analysis? What did
we see and hear last night? If anything, we saw Bengals team that
has won five out of six. We saw Bengals team that badly needed to
win last night, given the fact that everybody else in the AFC North won
this week Pittsburgh on Thursday, in Cleveland and Baltimore yesterday. We saw an
offense that came out cooking. They used the tight end, which was interesting
after a week of talking about what was going to happen at tight end?
Would they make a trade? What would Tanner Hudson's role be as it turned
out. Tanner Hudson and Drew Sample and Irv Smith each made plays, and
you saw a defense that continues to step up at precisely the right time.
I think you're being fair if you wonder about some of the game management we
saw last night. I think you're being fair if you worry about whether the
offense can really put four consecutive quarters together. But the Bengals were the better
team from the jump last night. That was a badly needed victory. And
I think the other thing is, you know, who knows what's gonna happen
with the Buffalo Bills, but you win the head to head tiebreaker against him.
And now if those two teams play, if I'm a Bills fan,
I'm wondering, can my team get over the Cincinnati hump? Because they have
been dramatically I think out played over the course of a two hole games one
in Buffalo, one in Cincinnati, and you see, you know, you
take a look at the eye test just watching the game without a rooting interest,
the team and the Stripes clearly had the better, better team, and
like in San Francisco, the eye test watching that, I thought after the
forty nine Ers speed up on the Cowboys two or three weeks ago. This
is going to be like a super team, and all of a sudden they're
ordinary at best. The eye test is strong, but the fact that the
Bengals cannot string a whole bunch of good offensive series is together and defensively,
I tell you what, they won the game. The punch out of that
ball in like the ten yard line could have been the whole deal, with
the complete deal for the Bengals. And I just wonder on that one underthrow
and when Jamar Chase was ready to score about a seventy yard touchdown that Joe
didn't get the ball to him. He was about five yards short. Did
you see that mode? Yeah, that's a pro that he's got to make.
But you know, you reference what the defense did last night. It's
been their mo for two and a half years, and it's been their m
O I think over the last four weeks, which is get it turnover at
precisely the right time. This defense got this franchise to a Super Bowl two
years ago because that's what they did. They forced turnovers at precisely the right
time. They're calling card during their streak at the end of the year,
last year when they won ten street games, and it's what they did to
beat Arizona's what they did to beat Seattle. To a large degree, it's
what they did to beat San Francisco, and it was a big, big
factor last night. This offense, for all of the talent they have,
for as much as I think, they're really difficult to prepare for if you're
an opposing defensive coordinator, they just go through these stretches where they either allowed
teams back in the games or they can't completely put them away, or they
put the team as a hole behind the eight ball and force the defense to
have to win the game late, and it's frustrating. I think the good
news is, though you know they've recovered from zero to two and one and
three. Secondly, you are starting to see the makings of an offense that
can beat you in a variety of different ways. Last week against San Francisco
it was the version the running game. Last night, they tapped into the
tight end to play the Jamar chase. That's a throw that Joe has to
make. You know, moving forward, his finger is any bit of an
issue. But if what this team has to fix is Joe Burrow connecting downfield
with one of his targets, specifically tomar Chase. That's something I assume they
will figure out. And the other thing about Joe Burrow, He's five and
one against Mahomes and Allen, which has got to be the best record in
all of football. He's something like six and zero in primetime games. The
stadium was alive, Cincinnati lit up, Collinsworth was on the mic nationally.
You could not buy this kind of advertisement for the city, The behavior of
the fans, the easy victory. He reminds me a little bit of the
Big Red Machine seventy four, seventy five, seventy six, seventy seven.
It's like primetime. It's like something we belong as a Cincinnati and mo that's
got to give you a lot of pleasure. Sure, as a Bengals fan,
it gives me pleasure. As a Cincinnatian. It gives me a lot
of a pleasure. Not undefeated in prime time, he lost a couple of
games last year, But yeah, I think what's happened over the last two
weeks from a national perspective is the Bengals have entered the conversation. Right as
you talk about the short list of teams that midway through the season can shit
talk about their championship hopes. The Bengals are now on that list. Now,
They've got a lot of work to do. They have a game in
Baltimore two weeks from Thursday that's gonna carry with it massive stakes. They have
the Houston team coming to town this week, and offensively, at least yesterday
afternoon was terrific with CJ. Stroud setting a rookie record for passing yardage and
he threw five touchdowns, including one on the game winning drive. But this
team certainly feels like it's going in the right direction. And I think the
most important thing, and I know I talk about this almost every single week,
they're going in the right direction. They're playing better and better week in
and week out. They also remain really really healthy. You know, if
you look at that Buffalo team they'd beat last night, they're dealing with a
ton of injury on defense. And so, you know, I think from
a Cincinnati perspective, they've overcome the slow start. They've stood toe to toe
against teams that have a chance to be in the postseason. Show has played
well enough against teams quarterbacks by Mahomes and Allen. There's nobody in this league
that the Bengals can't beat. And I think the fun thing is if this
team keeps progressing week in and week out. I think it's fun to think
about what sort of team we're going to be watching in December and January.
And another issue I think is important is their lack of penalties. I don't
know if they're the best or second best in the league number of penalties.
If a team is not injured as Joe Burrow and that offensive line, in
a pretty good defense, and they have few penalties, they're going to be
very difficult to beat. But one team out there. I don't know about
you, but I scanned around watch a bunch of football games yesterday and I
watched the Ravens dismantle, dismantle their opponent. It was ugly Seattle, and
I thought Seattle was at least a middling football club, but they dismantled them.
I watched the Cleveland Browns pitch a shutout, and I look at Pittsburgh
Thursday night. They won the Bengals in a censor five and three, and
on tie breakers there in last place. I don't think after eight games any
team's ever happened like that. Right now, all four AFC North teams occupy
playoff spots, So I think that speaks you know, you and I talked
about August whether or not this is the best division in football. It is.
It is the best division in football now. Baltimore right now, frankly,
looks like they're on a different level than everybody else. For seven and
two. They beat a Seattle team that I think is pretty good, and
they absolutely house them. I think the Ravens are one of the few teams
in the league that feels good about it offensive line. You know, they
had some injuries early in the season, and I think that's kind of the
thing about health, right Baltimore early in the year dealt with a lot of
injuries. That was the time to take advantage. Unfortunately, the Bengals played
in League two and they couldn't take advantage. I think what's gonna be interesting
is the Ravens and Browns played this weekend. So the Bengals are going to
lose a game to somebody if they beat they don't beat the Houston Texas,
and they're going to gain a game on somebody if they win against Houston On
Sunday, the first time Baltimore and Cleveland played. Deshaun Watson didn't play.
He did play yesterday and I thought played pretty well against an Arizona team that
is not all that good. But I think that game out Sunday is going
to be interesting because how historically good Cleveland's defense was at the beginning of the
year and the way Baltimore in every phase is absolutely cooking. Look, Cincinnati
is gonna get their shot at Baltimore two weeks from Thursday. What you want
to be is six and three going into that game. If you lose that
game, you're going to lose the head to head tiebreaker. And frankly,
as much as I think the Bengals are playing very, very good football right
now, if they lose that game to Baltimore and don't have the tie break
and lose another games in another game in the standings to them, then I
think you're talking about the Bengals making the postseason as a wild card and having
to go on the road and when maybe every playoff game they play this year,
which just happened. So as far as you know, when I see
Baltimore, I see Michael Vick in the Atlanta Falcons. I see. I
look Lamar Jackson in that defense, and he sat out most of the fourth
quarter, and I'm looking at that team, and an uninjured, healthy Baltimore
Ravens is a problem for anyone. They look like the real deal. CJ.
Strouds set the old time record for yards thrown by a rookie, something
like four hundred and seventy five with five touchdowns. He looks impregnable. A
ticket's going to be impossible to get for this. For Sunday's game, I
would imagine the Bengals are a four to six point favorite, as they should
be, but this team's coming in here. You kind of mark this up
in September as as a win, and now I think they're gonna win.
But my god, they got to bring it against Houston because of Ohio State's
finals. And by the way, can you tell me why Joe Burrow did
not start for Ohio State? Was that Urban Meyers problem? Answer both those
questions, Well, the second question you asked, Dwayne Haskins beat him out.
Unfortunately Dwayne is no longer with us, but Dwaen beat him out and
ended up having an excellent season at at Ohio State. This game against Houston
is the quinn essential trap game. And you know, by the way the
Bengals opened up as six and a half point favorites in this game, I
think the line is gonna climb to seven, seven and a half. Maybe
this is the quintessential trap game, right because it sandwiched in between prime time
the Buffalo Bills playoff rematch and the trip to Baltimore and what's going to be
a massive Thursday night game. You know, c J. Stroud looks the
part. There's no denying that he did yesterday. He did not eight days
ago in Huston's loss to the Carolina Panthers. And you know, we saw
this first hand with Joe Burrow his his rookie season. Rookie quarterbacks, teams
led by rookie quarterbacks, there's a lot of volatility in their performance week to
week. They're hard to count them. And so I'm getting Joe Burrow at
home, with a healthy offense and the team that's going in the right direction,
I'll take my chances. As good as c J. Stroud has been.
What we have come to understand about rookie quarterbacks is what they do one
week has nothing to do with how they do the next week, they can't
decounted on and so lou Ana Roumo, the defensive coordinator the Bengals, is
going to have a lot of time to study what Houston did. That game
obviously looks a little bit more imposing that it might have at the start of
the season. But I think the way the Bengals are playing five wins out
of six, an an opportunistic defense, a quarterbacks whose play is going in
the right direction, and a lot of different weapons. I like Cincinnati now
mo I hesitate to bring this up. There was another football game over the
weekend. It was uc against UCF at the nip and this was perceived by
some the only opportunity the Bearcats would have to win a football game the rest
of this year. Didn't turn out that way. How many problems are there
in Clifton A lot of them, Willie. They're two and seven, A
seven game losing streak, I think really tests a team's ability to stay together
and not bail on each other. And I think that's the more difficult task
in the era of the transfer portal, and so I think it would be
fascinating to see behind the scenes, to see, you know, really how
together is this group for the final three games. I think what was so
frustrating about Saturday was it just followed a familiar pattern where the Bearcats do a
lot of things. Well, they get over five hundred yards of offense.
They outgained UCF by one hundred and twenty seven yards. At times physically they
were the better football team, but they continue to get in their own way
with penalties, stupid penalties. No penalty is ever well timed, but very
poorly time penalties, turnovers, Emery Jones. Inability to make throws downfield is
one thing. When that inability to make a throw downfield cost your team possession,
that's something else entirely. This team has very little margin for error to
begin with. They continue on a weekly basis to shrink it, and it's
frustrating because you know, you want to go, okay, Well, coming
into the Big twelve, you know, we knew they faced a little bit
of an uphill battle because of you know, the higher level of competition.
All right, fine, so how are we going to judge what we're watching?
How are we going to judge this coaching staff? Well, do mistakes
get corrected? Does the team in the second half of the season get better,
Well, you're seeing some of the same mistakes that you saw back in
September, and I think you would struggle to say that this team is getting
better. And now, unfortunately do ten is on the table. And I
certainly didn't think they had a chance to do much better than maybe six or
six, seven and five best case. But at the beginning of the season,
if I would have said they're gonna go two and ten, I think
most would have said, well, that means you're one of the Big twelve
as the disaster and it's going to make people question the direction of the program.
I think at two and ten and that's exactly what's going to happen.
And as much as I like Scott Sadderfield, I think he would be the
first to tell you that whatever questions come out of a two and ten finish,
if that's indeed what the record ends up being, are very very fair
to ask. But then Tommy Tuberville had a great first year, Lowsy Rest,
you had Luke Fickle that had a bad first year and took you see
Bearcot football to glory the highest points it's ever been since they won the Sun
Bull in nineteen forty eight. It's been a while, so who knows,
maybe there's a senate in Souderfield's future, or maybe the head coach somewhere else.
But right now you See is not going well and likely is going to
get worse because this get I would assume he's not going to schedule Miami and
anymore North central Michigan. I would assume he's going to play a Big twelve
schedule, maybe a Big sixteen schedule, whatever they are. And now's not
the time to have a downtick in Bearcot football because you might recall at one
point with the Big East, when U see got into the Big East,
that was going to be their landing port for decades to come. That thing
broke up. And there's going to be more breakup happening between the SEC,
the Big Ten, the Pac two, and the Big sixteen. Who knows
how this is going to shake out, but it needs to shake out.
So you see Bearcott football as at least in the talk to maybe compete again
for a national championship, which a couple of years, three years ago,
they were doing it. They were competing for a national title with Alabama.
Unbelievable, and right now things don't look so good, so moe. Is
the glass half filled or half empty with the Bengals, Well, with the
Bengals, it's it's half pole, it's more than half foole. I don't
know how it's not. They're five and three, they've won five out of
six. Their quarterback looks mostly healthy. The team is healthy. They have
a good roster. They've beaten teams quarterbacks by you know, high end dudes.
They went on went to San Francisco and knocked off a team that a
few weeks ago is being talked about is maybe the league's best for going in
the right direction. You know, I don't know how. I don't know
how if you're a Bengals fan you could feel anything other than this. This
is going in the right direction. The glass is half full, and it
sets up for a very exciting second half of the season. The lost decade
is forgotten. Glory and laurel wreaths bound around the Bengals head. Glory is
ours right now. They're five and three, they have what eight nine games
left, and if they can go six and three, that makes them eleven
wins. They're in. Rather have them beat Baltimore. If they beat Baltimore
off and running for maybe a number one seed. If not, you got
to focus on the wild card. Mo Eger once again, thank you this
Monday afternoon for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Moe.
It's always going to be with you. Bill, Thank you, and God
bless America. Let's continue with more your comments are next plus later on we've
scheduled Attorney General Daniel Cameron to come on, plus many others at your roome
of the Bengals News Radio seven hundred WLW. I did a couple of events
in northern Kentucky with my good friend of yours, Rob Sanders, and I
sensed at the time a week ago something was changing. I could feel the
earth move under my feet to quote the rock song. And most of the
polling has Andy Basheer up by I don't know ten fifteen to twenty percentage points,
which means Democrats need not worry about voting. It's already in the bag.
But nonetheless, Daniel Cameron finds himself today this afternoon in Northern Kentucky.
Daniel Cameron, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And mister ag if
the polls are correct and things have turned around, why is the case well,
Bill, the polls have caught up with what we've already known is that
Andy Basheer is not right for Kentucky. A governor who would openly endorse Joe
Biden for president. That's what Andy Basheer has done is out of touch with
the hardworking Kentuckians, out of touch with the hard working men and women of
this commonwealth. And this is a governor who vetoed legislation to protect women's sports
from biological males. This is a governor who shut down your small businesses,
your schools, your churches. This is a governor who's let out of jail
two thousand criminals and over fifty percent of them have recommitted felony offenses. So
this governor does not understand Kentucky is out of step with the values of our
citizens. And that's why I'm gonna win on November seventh. And that's why
the polls show that we are in a dead heat, and the most recent
poll show that I'm up at one point. So we're gon we're gonna win
this thing, my friend. And it's because folks in northern Kentucky want common
sense leadership. Look, I talk about this all the time. This isn't
a race anymore about Republican versus Democrat. This is a race about crazy versus
normal. And we've got to restore normal, common sense values to our governor's
office. And that's what I'm gonna do after we win tomorrow night. Relative
to crazy, you're with Riley Gaines. She's with the tour in northern Kentucky
today. And this is a woman from UK who did not want to,
shall we say, compete against biological males who were like Leah Thomas's six foot
four, one hundred and ninety five pounds. And she's a woman. And
something when you talk about crazy or normal, if somebody had said to any
adult, especially in my home state of Kentucky, that in a few years,
we're going to debate whether or not a man can have a baby.
We're going to allow teenage boys to go into girls' locker rooms and go into
the dressing room. We're gonna have We're gonna obliterate female sports. I watch
what happened to a female rugby player who was forced to compete against the mail
and lost her teeth when an elbow found its way into her mouth. And
if somebody had said to you Daniel Cameron a few years back. You know,
we're going to live in a time in Kentucky where the governor of the
state will encourage allowing permit teenage boys to go into girls' locker rooms and bathrooms
in private space. And somehow you're the one, Daniel Cameron, out of
touch. What would you have said, Well, look, I think it's
absolutely crazy to have a governor in Andy Basheer who would veto common sense legislation
to protect women's sports from biological males. I'm sure there are a lot of
parents and grandparents of daughters and granddaughters that would be incensed by having a governor
that will not stand up and protect women's sports. Look, that's what Title
nine is all about, protecting women's sports, making sure that they have a
fair playing field. But the far left and Andy Basheer are indifferent to the
need of our families and indifferent to the needs of our women's sports athletes.
And so look, we've got to make sure that we have leadership in the
state that's going to protect women's sports from biological males. And that is exactly
what I will do as the next governor in Kentucky. I wanted two more
issues. I know you're busy this afternoon. An effective commercial being run by
Annie Basher that if you don't look into it, makes some sense. You
see a teacher or you see a parent talking about education, and that somehow
Daniel Cameron doesn't respect or want to support public education because like many conservative Republicans,
you believe in a voucher type system. We're in Ohio. An Ohio
kid can get eight five hundred dollars from the state to go to a private
school if the public school is failing, if it's terrible. I can only
imagine being a kid locked in a Louisville, Lexington or Covington public school,
incapable of leaving. And so can you respond to the issue of do you
support, of course you do, public education, but secondly giving parents an
option to save their children's educational life. Look, Bill, what I've said
repeatedly on this campaign trail is that we've got to make sure that our education
system is world class, and that means making sure that our schools are about
reading, writing, and math, and they aren't incubators for liberal and progressive
ideas. And yes, we need to give opportunities to all of our students
to be the best and brightest version of themselves. But my Cameron catchup plan
is about making sure that we catch our kids up from the learning loss that
they've experienced because Andy Basheer shut their schools down for two years. It's also
about increasing the salaries of our hard working teachers. It's about making sure we
are discipline to the classroom and remove the rocracy from the classroom. Again,
this campaign is about our kids and our grandkids, and I want to make
sure that they have every opportunity to succeed. And what we have seen from
Andy Basheer is a governor who is willing to accept the status quo and will
not help your kids who have had learning loss inflicted upon them simply because Andy
Basher made a short sighted decision to shut down our schools. We need new
leadership that recognizes the importance of parents being involved in the educational opportunities of their
kids, recognize that our schools have got to be about reading, writing,
and math and not incubators for liberal and progressive ideas. Lastly, about a
minute remaining, Daniel Cameron, and that is this you. You may know
that during the height of the pandemic that there were many churches in northern Kentucky
where armed guards from the state were at the entryway telling church goers you can't
go to church. And right down the street, the liquor stores are open,
big box retailers were open, casinos were open. But guess what wasn't
open was church. And that happened in the beginning of his administration. He
took office, like in January of twenty twenty, at the height of the
pandemic. Instead of governing the pandemic, what he did was take away the
First Amendment rights of Kentuckians. And he was taking a task for that by
the federal courts. Down the road many many years later, it was said,
well, you can't do that, but then the dam wish has already
done. Can you commit to Kentuckians that in a Cameron administration there'll be no
shutting down of churches and opening up of liquor stores. Bill, let me
say there will be no shutting down of our churches. We will protect the
constitutional rights of our citizens. And you know when Andy Basheer tried to force
our churches to shut down, I went into federal court and got those churches
reopened after nine days. So you can be assured. You can be assured
that I'm going to be a governor that stands up for your constitutional rights.
Will keep our small businesses open, We'll keep our schools open, and I
will certainly keep our churches open again because that is protected by the First Amendment.
Daniel Cameron, thank you very much, Good luck the rest of today
and tomorrow. Shock the world, but according to the polling, it's not
so much of a shock anymore. Kentucky values are represented in your breast,
not in the heart and the head of Dan of Andy Basheer, who's done
terrible things for small businesses, public education, and also the response to the
pandemic over the past four years. Line up the six or seven issues on
both sides. Daniel Cameron is with Kentuckians and all of them. And Andy
Bisheer has got to run a bunch of BS commercials that make no sense and
doesn't relate the facts. Daniel Cameron, once again, thank you for coming
on the Bill Cunningham Show, and have a great party tomorrow night. But
let's get out the vote, Thank you, sir. Let's go win this
thing. God bless you, God bless them America. All right, let's
continue with more if the line becomes available. Five one, three, seven,
four, nine, seven thousand, and I spend some time. As
you know, I travel the highways and the byways every day on a regular
basis. I spent some time at Walt's hitching Post and Fort Wright about a
week ago, and I was with the next, shall I say, Attorney
General of the state, a nice man named Coleman. And he's up twenty
points in the polls. In fact, all the Republicans are running well ahead
of their Democratic opponents, accept supposedly in the governor's race. And the Antibasher
values are not represented in the hearts of many kentuctions. But Daniel Cameron is,
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later on as the Great Scott Powell about the US conflict and more. Friday
Night, it was awful. It's terrible. We saw on a near TQL
six five children shot, one killed, including a thirty five year old woman.
It appeared to be a drive by shooting where at least twenty two shots
were fired at a group of teens and preteens for reasons unclear. You might
have heard Chief of Police Thiji this morning with Sloaney and it's the investigation is
ongoing, and what's not unusual about this is that it's not unusual. And
for those African American males and females in the West End, the East End,
Heavndale, Evanston, you're not responsible for the misconduct of so few.
I absolve you of complete blame. I spoke recently with Lincoln b Ware and
I told him you have my absolution. You do not live that kind of
a life. And in fact, as a navy man, you've never lived
kind of a life. The great majority of black folks simply want to live
in safe and sane communities. But they endorse politicians, judges, and may
be a prosecutor that has a different feeling. Cincinnati is teetering. We've had
Joe Dieters for like twenty five years, and now we have Missy is coming
up, Melissa Powers, and she's in office, and she has a different
attitude about law enforcement than whoever the Democratic prosecutor might be rumors are Connie Pillage,
who basically seldom have ever been in court and as a liberal Democrat,
and her viewpoint about what to do with criminal justice is significantly different than Melissa
Powers what she wants to do with criminal justice. Both are women, both
have law degrees. One believes in a law and order approach and the other
one believes and softness when it comes to sentencing. I can only imagine that
those involved in dispersing twenty two shells all over all over the West End probably
have done these kinds of things before. It's a relatively few number. Look
at it this way and CPS, there's about thirty five thousand students. Of
the thirty five thousand, about seventy percent or block that's about twenty two thousand,
and half of them are male. That means about ten or eleven thousand
males On any one day, about sixty percent are chronically absent from school,
so they're not living in an environment where educational achievement means a damn thing.
But even those numbers are thousands and thousands compared to the maybe three to four
hundred causing all the mayhem and the confusion and the shooting. This year in
the city of Cincinnati. If shot Spotter is correct, there's going to be
about thirty thousand shots fired, thirty thousand wounding, between four and five hundred
people. Your Brian Colembs talk about the largest number of ruined that children ever
in Cincinnati history, and that's likely to increase, not decrease, over the
next two months. We're going to have more shootings of one type or another
because there's a lifestyle and a culture that considers that acceptable behavior. It begins
in the home with mothers and fathers who care deeply about their children. And
when I saw Friday Night also coverage on Saturday of a number of residents saying,
I can't take this anymore. I'm leaving, not just because of one
incident, but because of tens of thousands of bullets flying around. Generally the
black community, the great majority of perpetrators and victims are black, but the
great majority of Black folks want nothing to do with any kind of a lifestyle
like that. These things do not happen in Hyde Park, they don't happen
in and around zips Hamburgers. They happen in one part of town, and
it's always the same Black folks shooting other black folks when the great majority of
black folks want nothing to do with any of this kind of behavior. And
as Chief Fiji said this morning, she's hopeful that community members themselves will come
out and point out the wrongdoers. Those are the ones screwing up my life
right there. It's not about white supremacy, it's not about spending more money
on the schools. What's it about is having a mom and a dad in
the home that raises a child correctly. And at the end of the day,
what will occur is that those Foucher systems now available out of Columbus means
that more and more of the functional families are going to pull their kids out
of a dysfunctional environment where teachers dozens I think there's two hundred openings in CPS,
hundreds of teachers don't want to teach because of track meets in the hallway
between classes and the behavior of students in class that they can't control. So
let's continue with more coming up next to will be aiming to TOCI the final
act tomorrow. All the talk and all the advertisements are done. Tomorrow it
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scheduled Chris Smithering to be with us to give us his perspective on state issue
twenty two. One o'clock Holme Your Bengals News Radio seven hundred WLW, Cincinnati
News, Traffic and Weather News Radio seven hundred WLW, Cincinnati, Poking the
bear, so to speak in civil court with the one o'clock report. Ricky
Ucchino breaking down tension in a New York City courtroom today where former President Donald
Trump is testifying in his civil fraud trial involving the Trump Organization, in which
he is charged with fraudulently representing the value of his real estate portfolio. Reporters
in the courtroom say Trump has been attacking the judge and speaking out of turn,
leading to the judge to raise his voice and ask Trump's lawyers to quote
control their client. He's attacking the attorney general, he is attacking the judge.
He's just making these offhanded comments. And what's interesting in a no mar
Olivia Rubin her reporting right now, is that Trump is doing it, not
raising his voice, clearly aggravating the judge at multiple points, the judge saying
this is not a political form. Stop giving speeches. He is striking comments
from Donald Trump on the record and Donald Trump smiling, enjoying what he's doing,
clearly getting under the judge's skin. That is ABC's John Santucci. The
judge has yet to rule on the monetary payment that the former president could be
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fine. Crews working to make repairs to the Licking Road overpass hit last week
in a crash. The repairs hopefully will be done by tomorrow, but it
could take longer. Right now, we're seeing delays through the area and that
right lane is shut down Auburn Roade both directions between Dorchester and Gilman. That
long term construction in Hamilton County continues. And two seventy five west after Highway
eight in Kentucky right lane block to the crash being cleaned up. By Rich
Schmentp on News Radio seven hundred W DOLW Now the latest forecast from the Advanced
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when's picking up from the southwest at ten to fifteen dusting to twenty miles per
hour. But still a beautiful day as we top out. It's seventy tonight,
only down to fifty eight degrees because clouds are back and they'll be around
for Tuesday's forecasts. Expecting mostly cloudy sky hies in the upper sixties. And
there is technically a small range chance, but it's like a twenty percent chance
or less for sprinkles. From your severe weather station. I'm nine First Warning
Meteorologist Jennifer Ketchmark News Radio seven hundred WLW. It is sixty eight degrees right
now. Since nighty police continued to chase down leeds today trying to find the
person who fired a gun over two dozen times into a crowd of children Friday
night in the West End. Eleven year old Dominica Davis was shot and killed.
Five others, mostly kids and teens, were wounded as well, not
far from Laurel Playground. Sina Felice chief calls it a troubling place to beat.
Number of teens shot this year in the city now on pace to hit
a record high mass shooting in the West End, pushing the number up to
fifty and that ties the total from two thousand and nine, which was the
previous record. No rest has been made in the murder of the eleven year
old boy, yeah, or the wounding of the five others. She's confident
though the shooter will be found. The invest investigators still working very, very
diligently on this case. The first couple of days after a critical incident like
this is the most significant in the investigation, and so I'm just going to
let them keep working it. Chief Teresa Fiji on the Scott Sloan Show her
department's beefing up patrols in the neighborhood in response to the shooting. I'm Brian
Colten Sneeze Radio seven Teter WLW if you can help in the ongoing investstigation,
called crime Stoppers at three five two thirty forty. Police in North Fairmount meantime
telling Local twelve today that the body of a dismembered female was discovered earlier today.
Not many details are known at this time, and police are asking anyone
who knows of a missing woman to contact them as they work to identify the
remains. The Butler County Corner has now identified the man who was killed Friday
after being struck by a Rumkey truck while riding a bike on the Hamilton Fairfield
City Line. Twenty seven year old at Kiefer Sloane died at the intersection of
Dixie Highway and Bishop due to head trauma. That accident remains under investigation.
A former Centreville police officer is now heading to prison on involuntary manslaughter charges after
a toddler got a hold of his firearm and fatally shot himself. Benjamin Bishop
admitted to responsibility in September for the death of his girlfriend's son, who was
just three years old. A legally owned firearm was left on a bedroom windows
sill, allowing the child easy access. Bishop has been sentenced to a maximum
of s seven to ten and a half years behind bars on Wall Street to
mix day. So far, the dal Jones about even right now. Nasdak
has picked up about four points and the SMP has lost two f C Cincinnati
now three wins away from securing the city's first major championship in over three decades.
The Orange and Blue finishing off the New York Red Bulls over the weekend
in the best of three series to advance to the Eastern Conference semi Finals and
the MLS Playoffs. They'll take on either Philadelphia or New England at TQL Stadium
in the near future. The date for that matchup yet to be set,
but tickets for the general public are now on sale. College basketball season getting
underway tonight, Xavier hosting Robert Morris at the Cintas Center at eight, with
the action on fifty five KRC. You see Bearcats meantime taking on Illinois Chicago
at nine. Our pregame coverage gets underway at a thirty here on news Radio
seven hundred w WELWR. Next update at one thirty. I'm rick Yuchino,
News Radio seven hundred WLW. You've always been there for your daughter. You
were there for our first day of school, first driver's test, first crush,
and you do anything to protect her, anything always, But if your
daughter is raped and gets pregnant. In Ohio, government here has taken away
your right to protect her with an extreme law that forces a rape victim to
have their attacker's child. That's unthinkable, and no matter how you feel about
abortion, it goes too far. That's why we must vote yes on Issue
one. Yes protects the privacy and freedom your family deserves. Yes gets government
out of personal medical decisions. And Yes ends Ohio's extreme abortion ban, a
band with no exceptions for rape, not even for children. Because when it
comes to your family, you should have the right to decide what's best,
not government, and voting yes is the best way to protect families and freedom.
Vote yes on Issue one, paid for by Ohiland's United for Reproductive Rights,
home Owners, property owners, and business owners. I'm Attorney Blake Maslin.
If your facebouts in ohioans vote early, which is going to be thirty
to forty percent of the total, maybe more. A whole chunk of Ohio
Wan's a million are going to vote sometime tomorrow on stead Issue one two plus
local issues, including the library the zoo. I voted for the zoo levey
and for the library levee because I don't want the animals released into Clifton.
If you don't feed those damn things they might get out, so vot I
voted for that. Levey. Of course, state issue won is the so
called reproductive rights issue, in which permission will be given to kill healthy unborn
babies. It's either reproductive rights on one hand, or it's the killing of
the unborn and the other. Jonan you and I now is Amy Natoci.
She's a spokesperson with Protect Women Ohio. And Amy, can you we're on
the precipice this Monday afternoon of actually learning the results either tomorrow or wednesday,
can you talk about the journey that you're and your compatriots have taken low these
many months after the job's decision. This is all building toward tomorrow. How
much fuel they have left in the tank? Well, Bill, thanks for
having me on. I'll tell you right now, everybody is so enthusiastic and
ready to go for tomorrow. It's all hands on deck right now. We've
had volunteers in the field knocking on doors since May and they have not stopped.
Since they're out today, they'll be out tomorrow. We've got phone banks
up and running. We of course have paid advertisements going on. We're doing
interviews like we are with you right now, all throughout the day, today
and tomorrow, making sure we talk to as many voters as we can and
that they know to vote No one Issue one because it will cement late term
abortion in our constitution and take away parents rights in the state. And this
is so out of step with Ohio values, Amy, the commercials that are
being run, and of course you're in Columbus. I think you're right in
the middle of the state. I'm in the best part, which is southwest
Ohio in my opinion. But nonetheless, the issue about rape that somehow I'm
going to deal with two areas. One is rape and the other one is
availability. But commercials are run by a fourteen or fifteen year old girl that's
been raped. There is no consensual sex with a family member when you're fourteen
years old. And the commercials say that if Issue one does not pass,
that a rape victim will not have access to an abortion. What can you
say about that? And so current Ohio law states that a woman can have
an abortion for any reason at all up until twenty two weeks of pregnancy,
and after twenty two weeks she can obtain an abortion to protect her life or
her health. So that is the current law in Ohio, she can get
an abortion for any reason at all to twenty two weeks. What's important to
note about state Issue one is that by getting rid of parental consent laws,
it's actually putting our kids more at risk. Bill, You're listeners might remember
a case. It was actually a Cincinnati girl back in two thousand and four.
She was fourteen years old and was being abused by her soccer coach.
He got her pregnant, and he wanted to try to cover up the evidence
of his crime being the pregnancy, and so he took her to a planned
parenthood and pretended to be her father and force her into an abortion. Now,
luckily he was found out and he was prosecuted. But what statusue one
would allow is that that soccer coach wouldn't even need to pretend to be the
fourteen year old girl's father. He could just walk her into a planned parenthood
without her parents ever knowing about it, and make her get an abortion to
cover up his crimes and continue his abuse. So that is what is that
stay here with issue one, and that's why it's so critical that Ohioan's vote
it down tomorrow. I read the Inquirer's analysis. Yesterday they had a analysis
on STEAT Issue one and said that STEAT Issue one says, this is the
Inquirer saying it. Statusue one says that abortion are permitted up through viability,
which is twenty four weeks. There was no mention of what happened at twenty
eight weeks or thirty two weeks or thirty six weeks. So can you tell
succinctly the American people that are going to vote on this issue, what does
Issue one say about about allowing abortion until viability? And in reality it allows
abortion from conception through birth. But the end choir says it's a twenty four
week situation. Can you address to if people vote yes on this, what
does that mean about viability of the fetus. Yeah, so a yes vote
on Issue one is a vote for abortion through all nine months of pregnancy,
including right up until birth. What the amendment says is that it's up to
an individual abortionist to determine if they can perform a post viability abortion to protect
the health of the mother. And we know from US Supreme Court decisions that
health means not just a woman's physical health, but also her mental, emotional,
social, even financial and semilial health. So we are opening up the
door to late term, post viability abortions for any reason at all, and
by letting the abortionists determine whether or not they can perform that abortion, we
know which way they're going to go. We know, of course, the
person who makes their living performing abortions and profiting off of them is going to
air on the side of performing late term abortions. So that is what is
at stake with Issue one, and Ohio's Attorney General did a great legal analysis
on Issue one, saying that protections for the unborn will be left lifted.
We could see late term abortion in this state. We could see abortions performed
on children diagnosed in utero with Down syndrome. We are completely throwing every protection
for babies out the window if we pass Issue one on Tuesday, and the
other issue is transgender rights. It's not specifically mentioned by that. I mean,
if you have a high school boy or girl who's somewhat confused, as
many of us are, and you're thirteen fourteen years old, I know in
certain school districts you're encouraged to go through the hormonal treatment without notification of mom
and dad that does occur. What does Issue one do if a transgender girl
has these internal feelings that I'm really a boy, and well, what are
the parental rights notifications permission given if a teenage boy or girl wants to transition.
Yeah, so if Issue one passes, parental rights are out the window.
Again. The Attorney generals at a legal analysis of this, stating that
he expects litigation about parental rights in the state if Issue one passes, and
there's no guarantee parental consent laws will stay in effect in the state. Under
Issue one, parents are considered a burden. And we know this too because
we know that the ACLU, which wrote this amendment, has been very vocal
in speaking out against parents and their rights. They've said on social media that
parents are a burden, that parental consent should be abolished. The ACLU's lead
lobbyists even put on Twitter not that long ago that he doesn't believe schools in
Ohio should have to alert parents if their kids are struggling with their gender identity.
So right there, we know exactly where the groups who wrote Issue one
stand. They completely view parents as a burden, and that's why we have
to defeat Issue one tomorrow. If we want parents to continue to have a
say in their kids lives, let me put my lawyer hat on for a
moment. Issue on an issue too are fundamentally different. Issue one is a
constitutional amendment, which means the governor, the General Assembly, or elected representatives
have nothing to do with amending, pruning around the edges, changing a date
or changing a time. If it's in the constitution, that means the legislature
cannot act. Issue too on marijuana is a proposed new law, an ordinance,
a statute, And in those situations, the lawmakers can say, Okay,
this isn't working out. As long as they don't change the essence of
what state issue to the marijuana statute deals with that, they can prone around
the edges, change the waiting period, have more restrictions. Who can use
marijuana, who can how many plants can grow in your home, how many
can't? How many grams can you have in your possession? Driving with it
is still illegal under the influence whatever. And that's the insidious character of the
differential between STATUSUE I and STATUSUE two, because when the citizens propose a constitutional
amendment to the State of Ohio's constitution, the legislature has no role to play.
If things get out of miss. The only way to change it is
go through the whole process again. And so why do you find it particularly
difficult when the opponent when the proponents of abortion, planned parenthood and ACLU,
And if you like the ACLU, if you like planned parenthood, then vote
yes on issue one. If you don't vote no. But nonetheless, how
is Issue one from your perspective, more own onnerists than the state issue too?
Yeah, Bill, this is a really important distinction you've made. Issue
one would cement late term abortion in our constitution. It would get rid of
parental rights by putting that in our constitution, and it also gets rid of
common sense health and safety standards for women via the constitution. And of course
we know that once that's in the constitution, the legislature's hands are tied.
They can't go back and pass laws to protect the unborn, they can't pass
laws to protect parental rights or women's health and safety. Their hands are tied.
This will permanently be in our constitution, and that's what is so important
for people to remember. And since it is a constitutional amendment, it would
trump a existing state laws. So laws that we currently have in place to
regulate abortion facilities so that women are safe will be gone, and parental consent
laws we currently have in place will be eviscerated, and so Issue one will
be the new standard. It will be permanent. And I'll tell you since
nineteen twelve when Ohio started passing a citizen initiated constitutional amendments, we have never
repealed one. So we fully expect that trend to continue. If Issue on
passes, it's there to stay. That's why it's so important we vote know
tomorrow, and by voting no, you keep the options open down the road
for the legislature and the governor to do whatever legislatively they can do relative to
abortion, relative to agreements between Planned Parenthood and hospitals. I heard an audio
tape a few days ago out of Dayton which does many, many abortions of
a woman that was bleeding out on the abortion is table and they dial nine
to one one get over here quickly. You have to have rules and regulations
in place for anything, but if it's in the constitution, then the legislature
has nothing, little or nothing to do with it. And that's the way
it is. The ability of the people after that will be will be foreclosed
on. There'll be no ability to say who can provide an abortion, who
can what medical procedures are available, What happens when a woman bleeds out on
the abortion is table. What happens if it's thirty seven months and a woman
says her financial health is affected by having this baby? The doctor haskells in
this world will be at it once again with gruesome tactics of killing unborn,
healthy babies. It goes on and on and on. When if the right
way to have done this was to what was to come up with a statute,
not a constitutional amendment, Because when that happens, it's over. It's
been more than one one hundred and eleven years and Ohioans have never repealed one.
And so Ohio is going to become an abortion tourism spot for those around
us come here to get their abortions, and how terrible would that be?
And lastly, aiming the toci of protect women Ohio. This has been attis
at least since nineteen seventy three. Has been a long time since Roe v.
Wade was put into the law which foreclosed the abilities of states to enact
any meaningful regulation of abortion it's been fifty years, and at no point in
a half a century has an individual, a mom, a dad, a
sister, a son, or a daughter, a grandparent personally goes into a
ballot box and puts their mark next to the killing of unborn, healthy babies.
At no other point We've allowed judges to do it, We've allowed the
Supreme Court and this and that, but at no point, you're a relatively
young woman, At no point in your life or my life, have I
ever voted yes or no to protect unborn, healthy babies. At no point
have we had that. And for these those who are going to vote yes
on Statusue one, I say you will answer for this in this world or
the next, because that's going to open up the floodgates. They're literally thousands
and thousands of babies that are going to be killed in the state of Ohio.
Lastly, how many lives have been saved in the past year because of
the stay waiting for this decision to come tomorrow? Any idea how many abortions
did not take place? I'll tell you we saw significant drops in the numbers
of abortions while Ohio's protections for the unboard were in place, So If state
Issue one passes, we certainly expect that number to spike, and we expect
late term abortions to go up. We know that annually over sixty thousand abortions
are performed after fifteen weeks a year in this country, and if we now
decriminalize that in Ohio and allow late term abortions to take place, the number
of unborn children affected will be tremendous. We have to defeat Issue one in
order to protect the children and protect their mothers. We need to protect the
women in this state by defeating Issue one. Lastly, what is your website
here? It is Monday afternoon, but we got twenty four more hours.
What is the website? Read? What it says? Woman or female is
nowhere to be found? Viability says up to viability, which might be twenty
or twenty three weeks. But then the longest word in the English language is
but But if the abortion is determined, it's going to affect a woman's health,
which is financial health or emotional health, the abortion will proceed. What
is the website to educate to inform the OHIOANSYS to what's at stake here?
Yes, so our website is Protectwomenohio dot com. Encourage everyone to visit that.
There are tons of resources. You can read the amendment yourself, read
analysis from legal scholars. Again, it's protect Women Ohio dot com. And
build an important note for your voters who might still have an absentee ballot sitting
on the kitchen table right now. Make sure they still that out and get
it postmarked by today or they have the option of dropping it off at their
county Board of Elections tomorrow before seven thirty pm. So make sure we are
filling out and returning those absentee ballots with the noble either postmark today or return
to in person tomorrow. Amy, thank you, and I hear it many
times. Vote as if your life depended upon it. Well on thousand,
sixty thousand late term abortions depends upon people voting, and we get the government
we deserve. Many times that concerns me. Let's see what happens, AMYNTOCI
Protect Women Ohio. Thank you once again for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show,
and hopefully the justice and education and information will set the American people free.
Amy, thank you very much. Thank you Bill. All Let's continue
with more calne becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
seven thousand or pounds seven hundred. And it's sad to think about where
our culture is, where it's become, and Ohio should not look like California
or Massachusetts. It's not about reproductive health. It's about killing healthy unborn babies.
Less than one percent of abortions occasion because of a rape. Very small
percentage happened because of a fetal deformity of one type or another that's not consistent
with human life. No one's arguing about those. The great bulk of abortions
are conducted of healthy, happy fetuses, unborn babies yearning to be born,
and a womb should not become a tomb. Let's continue with more. Bill
Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WLW twisted Cincinnati is onto the Conference semifinal.
If he does not save it, then he has to go right to the
penalty spot and shoot against Carlos Cornell rest the native of Columbia, with a
chance to continue the shootout, takes the Shutt swing. Tunno makes the same
Romans selling Tunno It's New York season. NFC Cincinnati sweep the series from Red
Bulls, Boyd and Higgins out to the right, drew Sample out to the
right as well. Joe Burrow hands on hips eyeballing the defense Buffalo is showing
pressure up the middle. The Bengals handed to Mixon gets away from an eyicle
tackle running toward the first down marker. He's got it and that his coffin
nails. Bam bam bam. Oh, hello, byet, I'm broadcasting.
There's no better Yeah Willie presentation than coffin nails. Bam bam bam. Hit
the music, hit it. People are going crazy. Who dai? Yeah?
The first half they were impregnable, unbeatable. The second half, ever,
I got close to storing one touchdown that ship. They stored three points
in the second half. And I don't like to be negative at all,
but I think Joe Burroce, I think his problem was this right index finger
was bloodied and beaten, and he couldn't throw the vault to Jamar Chase seventy
five yards in stride. Yes, in case it would have been an easy,
easy, Well, I'm touchdown in a victory. Concerns. I had
my concerns. Well, I'll tell you one thing, Willie. Last night,
that game made Bob trumpy. Bruce Coslin Pat mcinelli and Tyler Eiford very
happy because they threw the tight They threw to the tight ends all night long,
and it was like, after a while, you're thinking, well,
how about if we cover those guys, But they didn't, and they got
it done. And then uh, you know, the defense comes up with
the big Taylor Brent with the interception and they got to fumble later on and
they they they steymy the Bills and the Bengals have won four in a row.
They're five and three, and everybody thought they were the world was going
to come to an end when they were rower and two and then one and
three on October first, and now look at them, not me. I
was, I was, I know you were, you were, you were
the loan one in the Tri State. I was right, and seg we
got a report here that the Cubs right. Yeah, get me out to
the Stude Report. Then let's talk about this, Willy. The Stooge Report
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You can feeling since in northern Kentucky called Johnson Heating and Cooling eight five nine,
four seven to two sixty fifty one FU and we got baseball all over
the place, Willy. The Cubs have just hired Craig Council as their new
manager. So former read David Ross, I guess out of the Windy City
and Craig Council is the new Chicago Cubs manager. How do we look it?
How do you explain that? Uh? Well, he was he you
know, he he his deal ran out in Milwaukee, and I guess there
was major rumors and he was going to go to the Mets. But the
Mets, they know they're going to hire Yankees Ben's coach Carlos Mendoza as their
new manager. And the Cleveland Guardians today have hired former All Star catcher Steven
Vote as their new manager, taking over for future Hall of Famer Terry Francona.
And Vote gets a three year deal in Cleveland. He has no managerial
experience at all. Mary Marty says, yes, but Marty's a good friend
David Ross, former Cincinnati ready. Yeah, he's a good guy. I
mean, David Ross a good player and good guy here. And uh but
the Cubs say, you know what, we're gonna We're gonna steal Craig council
the way out of Milwaukee and we'll go from there. How about that?
Isn't David Ross under contract? I would say, so, yeah, contracts.
Yeah, So I guess you know, I you know who knows?
So I guess he'll just he'll who knows? But will e The Bengals move
to five and three with that win over a buffalo. Of course, more
tonight on Bengals line. You get an extra half hour night five thirty.
It starts with Lance and Company right here on seven hundred WLW. Bengles quarterback
Joe Burrow is a nominee for this week's FedEx Air NFL Player of the Week
Award for his efforts last night. Vote Burrow through a Wednesday afternoon at three
pm NFL dot com slash FedEx What about c J. Stroud? What kind
of look at him? Four hundred and seventy yards with five touch, five
touches, Ohio State's finest yep the game winner with what six seconds to go?
Yesterday? And c J. Stroud and the Texans roll into town this
Sunday supposed to be an easy win. I think the Banks are favored by
six or six and a half. In DraftKings see what happened. I think
it's gonna go up from there because CJ. Stroud has never faced a defense
like he's gonna face on Sunday. Correct, the Bengals are in between,
shall we say, a tough stretch here with a week from Thursday, they're
in Baltimore, and that's gonna be that. That'll be a game. They're
gonna be a large underdog. I think there'd be a five or six pie
right wait, walks up to his defensive line. Now backing up into the
gun, first and ten at the twenty two of Cincinnati. Alan catches looking
left throw some of the middle, caught by kiddooses. The football scooped up
by the Bengals after thirteen yard live hit the takeaway. Nick Scott knocked it
out and recovered it. Bengals ball. There you go. That's one of
them. That's one of them, and the other one was the interception.
Now, college basketball tips off tonight, and everybody and within seventy five miles
of here is playing U I C versus the Bearcats at fifth third Arena,
eight thirty right here on seven hundred WLW Xavier opens at Tintass Center, taking
on Robert Morris at seven thirty on the Home of Brian Thomas fifty five KRC
New Mexico State and the Kentucky Wildcats at six thirty on ESPN fifteen thirty.
NKU plays tonight at Middle Tennessee. They are on eight o'clock on Fox Sports
thirteen sixty. The Miami RedHawks are at Evansville, SIU Edwardsville at Dayton Oakland
at Ohio State Women's basketball tonight Willie Louisville versus UC five forty five. On
the Project, it begins big time, and I hit a good discussion with
head coach, and I think right now Sean Miller have the boys heading in
the right direction at Xavier. He tells me they're going to shock the world.
They're going to shock the world with his brand new team that no one
ever heard about, including one might d and Andy Mack, who broke it
down for us a few days ago. Correct which night it gets underway,
But I think they were not to not picked to do well. But Sean
Miller can recruit and Sean Miller can coach, and that's a tough combination.
And of course you heard at the top of the show there that FC Cincinnati
advanced to the Eastern Conference semi finals, knocking off those Red Bulls and two
straight and penalty kicks, especially on Saturday night. So FCC will now meet
the winner of the Philadelphia or New England as in the conference semi finals.
And those tickets are on sale to the public right now. He went on
sale at one o'clock, so check it out. And it's one and out
right one and done right so and then three on three, trying to get
something going, a defender fall down for New York. Whupenza gets the ball
in the eighteen and er Bupenza has tied the match in the seventy fifth minute.
What a play by the Orange blow to pull this match even. And
there we go. And also good luck this week to Seaton, the defending
state champs are playing tomorrow night in the Division one Girls State Soccer semi finals.
Summit in Division two tomorrow night, and then Cincinnati Country Day versus Maderra
tomorrow night. Let's get it on, let's find out what's going on.
CCD is the reigning Division three champ, and then of course Wednesday the Boys
State Soccer semi finals. Moeller hasn't given up a goal since time began against
Columbus Saint Charles Waynesville, the home of the Skydivers, against Worthington Christian.
And so it end over the weekend. The Notre Dame Academy state runner up
in Kentucky girls volleyball, Georgetown beat Xavier in the Big East Final, and
let's see Milwaukee edge down NKU in the Horizon League Women's final. Well,
seg, I can see it now, I can see Rocky. In about
an hour, Number one name lost again, Notre Dame loses, and Saint
X. Someone needs to tell Chris Collinsworth Saint X lost to Moller. And
throw on top of that, one former head coach at UC that went to
Notre Dame, Brian Kelly, had a game with Alabama and there were two
occasions when there were nine or ten defensive players on the field, and the
commentator said, that's the Notre Dame way, only play with nine or ten
on defense. Yeah, and then it's over right. And then, of
course, how about that game out West on Saturday with Washington outslugging Southern cal
And then after the game, Caleb Williams, the Heisman Trophy winner from last
year, he's crying in his mother's arms. Then yesterday Southern Cal fires their
defensive coordinator. Well, he needs doing a piece of an NFL team,
right, that's what he said. That's what he said. Whoever drafts,
he wants a piece of the team, and he's crying in his mother.
There's arms. They didn't win a game. Yeah, there's no way on
Earth he's gonna win the Heisman Trophy anyway. So not not not not the
way they're playing. I can see Mike Brown or maybe Davis it owns the
Raiders. We got enough. We got enough quarterbacks here, Yeah, we
got enough. We got enough. We're okay. But but the stadium looked
beautiful last night, Willie. It was striped. You know, the fans
did an excellent job last night. Gave a shout out to the Bengal fans
who day because they had the orange, they had the black, they had
they was all striped. They did a nice job. They had to do
that. Their next home game too, a night game that looked great.
And we found out why DeMar Hamlin wasn't activated. He's not even activated once.
Do you know what it is that? I don't know. I didn't
hear of anything. If he was Uh, Uh, but he's I think
he's just you know, I think he's just gamed the game if he plays.
But boy, that was powerful, Willie when he was standing out there
on the field by himself, right at the spot where it happened. And
man, oh man, that's just our town's looking good. You just you
just stood there and let let that young man take it all in because uh,
he was gone and they brought him back. And God bless the people
from UC That's all I gotta say. And segment, get me out of
the Studge Report. We have Scott Powell standing by from town Hall dot Com,
et cetera. Please get us out of the Stooge Report. Plus the
undressing of Rocky Boyman will occur about two forty this afternoon. Get me out
of the Studge Report, Willie. In honor of a who Day nation,
who Day gonna beat them Bengals, we leave you with the immortal words of
the Stood Report. Just bought this let wor eating. I don't know.
We're gonna have to be hooked on phonics for this game all started. German,
that's a r wretch. It's at var My goodness, it's Claypool.
Oh Dad, how about that in German. How about that? I don't
know what to say. I mean, maybe there'll be a franchise in Munich
or Berlin, Frankfort Point or London or Frankfurt. I don't know, but
I mean I'm glad. I want Kansas City to get beat as often as
possible by anybody. Yeah, but they looked pretty good yesterday. Ravens looked.
Oh, it's unbelievable there. Andy mack all right, segment, thank
you very much. Her getting ready for the rock in about forty five minutes.
Let's continue with more. Scott Powell off townhall dot Com has some insipid
comments to make about what's happening in major American cities and what's happening in Gosden.
Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred WL. We've had many years a Stanford's
Hoover institution. There's about two hundred and fifty to three hundred articles published everywhere.
Has written many books, and most importantly he's got a column he posted
very recently about weakness and underestimating enemies in vites War. And this mainly deals
with the Israeli situation. What's happening there, and we're allowing to take place
on our southern border. And Scott Powell, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham
Show. And first of all, before we talk specifically about Israel, you
have some great facts and factoids in your column about what is happening on our
southern border relative to those coming in with shall we say, bad intent waiting
to strike at some point, sales of Amas and Hezbollah, possibly from communists
rere at China, who knows from where. So tell the American people what's
happening on our southern border, how it might be related to the next major
active terrorism inside this country. Well, we all know we live in a
global war world, but we also live in a global alliance of evil.
And Hebollah and Hamas are allied with Iran, and I think most of us
would agree that Iran is a low Chris of evil and wants to do us
in So with the Hamas and Hesbel attacks on Israel and the realization I think
people are realizing that the thousands of illegal immigrants, which include radical Islamists from
terrace hotbeds in the Middle East, Sub Sahara, Africa, Hesbela from Venezuela,
and also the Chinese. Both the Chinese Pla have been found trying to
cross the border and Chinese military age single men. They've been entering our southern
border for really the last ever since Biden opened the border, but it's intensified
recently. So these these actors, particularly the Chinese, the Hesbelah, would
would be as fifth columns in our country that would be activated at you know,
at a critical moment, and then we have to deal with that.
It diverts us away from perhaps the bigger picture. And you know, one
of the amazing things you point out. When I think of Venezuela, I
think of the most rich, plentiful country in South America till about twenty five
years ago, when Chavez took over and gave it he promised, he promised,
and when he got elected even more oil wells. Eventually, over the
next fourteen years, he destroyed the place and promised socialism, handing out money.
And I think most Americans would be shocked to know that Venezuela host more
members of Hesbela than any other South American country. You point out that turning
Venezuela into a hub for transnational organized crime, international terrorism is what Maduro government
is all about, and he provides safe passage and necessary travel documents, and
so if hesbla horimas want to get in four or five hundred of their finest
they can somehow get them to Venezuela by ship, by plane, whatever.
But once they get there they have travel documents. And then Joe Biden a
few months ago fast tracked Venezuelan's into our country, giving them so called work
permits. Scott, how is it possible that has the law is dominating Venezuela
and that Maduro is helping these terrorists come into America with the indirect assistance of
Joe Biden. Well, it's a long story. We don't have time to
cover it all. But I would remind the audience that socialism is a system
that is, even if it starts out with good intentions and idealism, it
will it will very quickly be a corrupt system because when all the money passes
through the government, if the government is controlling the economy, and all the
money passes through government and government allocation, inevitably the socialist leaders at the top
begin to skim funds off of it and become very wealthy. And then you
know, they make good comport with other corrupt people. And corruption. It
just flourishes in a in Venezuela because of the corrupt government and because of the
fact that that many other people who have corrupt intentions and anti American intentions have
congregated there. And now it's very serious because we have this, you know,
we have this potential powder keg in the Middle East that would bring Iran
into the situation. And Iran is that you know, is not at a
shooting war with the United States. But Iran sees America as the great Satan.
You know, Israel is the little Satan. It's really America that's the
great Satan. So you can be sure that Iran wants to strike America through
its proxy forces of Hezbollah. Particularly in fact, you point out in your
column the following that five years ago a federal judge in New York found that
Iran provided assistance and including training, the nine hijackers and ordered Iran to pay
billions of dollars to parent, spouses, siblings, and children of the more
than one thousand victims of nine to eleven. And so, yes, yeah,
Iran, at least since nineteen seventy nine, probably seventy two, with
the Munich Olympics, has targeted the United States, and Ali Komane, the
leader of Iran, has called us the major force for evil in the world.
He wants to kill Americans wherever they can be located. And the Hesbela
leader recently talked about what happened on October the seventh. He wants to do
it again and again and again over and over again. So one might ask
Scott Powell, how is it possible that in addition to Hesbela hooking up with
Venezuela, in addition to Venezuelan's a young, unattached males pouring into this country
with the permission and approval of Joe Biden to give them work emits. Now
you have Iran that we've given six billion dollars to in an account and cutter.
But in addition to that, the oil policies of America the last thirty
four months have put at least one hundred billion dollars and increase oil profits and
the pockets of Iranians when they're committed to our death and destruction. And this
isn't hyperbole, this is something actually they want that they demand the death of
the infidel, and we are the infidel, and so we're and Democrats all
over the place, you know, are talking about fifty percent of Democrats,
according to Gallup, are on the side of Hamas. And we have Hamas
chapters and every major university in which women march around screaming and shouting and hollering
about the greatness of Hamas and the Palestinians when women are treated like chattel slaves
and most Muslim countries. So my mind's got pow. I'm looking at all
this and I'm thinking I live in never never Land. You do live and
never never Land built absolutely, you know, there is so much misinformation and
so much brainwashing about about all these things that you know, it's it's it's
no wonder that people can be manipulated and uh, and students are very vulnerable,
students who tend to be idealistic. You will always have a the university
are always a hotbed of a really anti americanism of one kind or another.
So this Hamas, Uh, you know, the israelis responding to the Hamas
attack is very ferral ground for you know, enlisting these people to protest the
American government, who is who is supporting Israel's action? You know, how
stupid can you be? When I look at the sixty percent of pair to
be female, how are females treated in Saudi Arabia or Iran or Iraq,
or Jordan or Siah. Women are treated as first class citizens in Israel.
I was there for ten days in May and I saw it. It's very
functional. It's a free, multi dimensional, multi racial society in Israel,
which there's only about six or seven million Jews in Israel. The rest are
Muslim and Arab. But gays, for example, are thrown off the top
of buildings in most Muslim Arab countries having been tortured for several weeks. Then
you're killed. But then when I was in Israel, I saw the gay
pride flag in Jerusalem. It was something most didn't agree with it, but
they said, it's your life lived the way you want to live it.
And the gay pride flag was flying in Jerusalem. Imagine the gay pride flag
flying in Saudi Arabia or Syria or Iran. What would happen? It gets
ripped down and then the building gets assaulted. But these are the useful idiots
on college campuses being used by the radical left to promote what it's tell you.
Scott Powell you and I have done this for a long time, and
I just I look at these confluence of ideas that somehow and for example,
abortion in Ohio right now, abortion is a big you're going to vote on
Tuesday, yes or no, and it's a big deal. But in Arab
countries, Muslim countries, a woman cannot get an abortion without her husband's okay.
And I was told that Muslim women go to Israel all the time to
abort their babies, but it can't be done in a Muslim Arab country.
And a woman can't elect to divorce her husband. And a woman doesn't have
the right to drive a car, or to open up a checking account,
or to travel without her husband's or brothers permission. Yet these useful female idiots
on college campuses are marching in support of that system. Explain that to me,
scot Power, Well, it is cognitive dissonance. It's uh. Unfortunately,
Americans have no shortage, particularly idealistic young people have no shortage of being
able to celebrate one thing uh uh and and turn a blind eye to the
other part of the story that is that goes along with the thing that they
are for. But it's it's gone on for years. And all we can
say to our audience is, you know, uh, you know, develop
a healthy mind that is that is balanced, that that pursues truth wherever you
wherever it takes you. And uh, you know that when you when you
pray for God's guidance, that he revealed things to you, You're gonna you're
gonna, you're gonna be able to discern good from evil. Uh. Most
of these people that are protesting really have no relationship with God. They're they're
they're lost, their lost souls and there's a lot of them, and it's
it's very sad. And the thing is the gender is overwhelmingly female. And
I I look and Hamas or in most Muslim countries, you can't go to
school, you can't be educated, the clothes that you wear, all the
individual small human rights we take for granted completely ignored for women. And Muslin
and the one place in the Middle East where women can be the leaders,
like can lead companies and businesses and the generals of the army, it's an
Israel and so yes, and I look at this and somebody is funding this.
I think it's George Soros or somebody. And what is George Soros's involvement
in paying for these protests. Do you think, oh, it's been big.
I mean, George Soros is a troublemaker. He's a very demented,
evil man that wants to destroy law and order in America. That's very clear.
Everybody can see that all these attorney general's district attorneys that he has funded.
And remember, you know, Sorus is a smart man. So he
always made his money using leverage, seeing things that other people do and see
so he saw the opportunity to his money could go much further in local in
local judicial elections than it would go on the national level. So that's what
he set out to do, and he accomplished it. And now we have
look at the look at the problems that the Donald Trump is facing right now.
He has hostile, biased judges that Soros in large part funded, who
want to destroy him. They want to remove him from the ballot. They
want they want him eliminated from the possibility of becoming president, when in fact
he is the most popular candidate in America. This is insane. It leads
me to the conclusion the twenty twenty four election will also be rigged. And
by rigged, I mean that the party in power is using the grand juries
to indict, to arrest and maybe to put in prison. The leader of
the opposition party on the eve of the election, won't let us decide whether
we want a second Biden. May God have mercy on us if we do
this, or a second Donald Trump term. That's a rigged election. When
the party in power indicts the leader of the opposition on the eve of the
election to keep him from winning the election, that's called rigged. It's not
rigged in the sense people are stuffing names on ballots into the ballot box.
It's rigged in the sense that by being sued and by being indicted ninety one
times, the Democrats are determining who the Republicans need to pick for their nominee.
That's how it's rigged. No other time in American history anything even close
to this is transpired. And I watch it going on now. And I
saw a couple of days ago that that Jack Smith, the Specish prosecutor,
does not want to try the Florida case first. He wants to try the
Washington DC case. And so some of the experts, you don't have to
be an expert to figure this out, that is the jury pool in Washington,
d C. Want to indict, convict, and send the jail Donald
Trump. Over ninety three percent of the voters from where the jury roles are
taken are committed Democrats, and they want to convict him. So instead of
trying the case and forward to the one down there first, they're going to
try the one in Washington, d C. To convict him, to make
him in a sense ineligible for the ballot, and have the federal judge rules
like an insurrection he participated in it, which is a lie. But they
want to use the grand jury and the trial jury system to indict, arrest,
and send to prison the leader of the opposition party and Scott Powell.
That has never happened before. No, it's never been happened before. It's
it's it's well outrageous is an understatement. It is crazy, and it is
so anti American. You know, we are a country of you know,
that was designed to be ruled by the people, country of the people,
by the people for the people, and the people are the source of legitimization
of government, and therefore elections are of paramount importance. And how dare the
courts or the Democrat elites try to bar a candidate. I mean, the
Republicans have never done such a thing, and it shouldn't be done on either
side. I mean, we have communists running, you know, there's always
a Communist Party member on the presidential election ticket. Usually there is. They
don't get many votes, but we don't ban people. We let the people
decide through their votes. So we just got to we've got to pray and
support the forces that are trying to defend justice in America now because it's it's
really a struggle between good and evil. We're seeing it right in front of
our eyes. It is. And your column is at townhall dot comtown hall
dot com. Weakness and underestimating animas and vites war, that's what's going on.
Scott Powell, You're a great American. Once again, thank you for
coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Scott Powell, thank you very much.
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