Gallas and more. The Reds to play in Milwaukee another exciting, unbelievable game
yesterday, and then they come back home for the little bit of the All
Star break, and then back at it next Friday at my ballpark the Great
Americans. So the next six games are all against Milwaukee, and of the
next twenty games, the Reds play nine or against Milwaukee. Then after that
they don't play Milwaukee anymore. And one cannot imagine any other team fighting the
Reds for the Central Division championship. And first of all, I can't believe
the Reds are fighting for a Central Vision championship, having lost one hundred games
last year, but this year they're on track to win like ninety one baseball
games, which I think would be impossible. So coverage starts about six o
five to night. Should be extremely exciting to have the two leaders of the
Central Division team up. Right now, the Red Lakes are two games up
on Milwaukee. But until then, I'm watching all the news last night,
and as I watch everything simultaneously across the world, and it appears that Mecklenbourg
County would is where Charlotte is located within North Carolina, has passed more support
for the so called Western Southern town is open that may move there in two
or three years. And once again David Young popped up with optimism. He's
the commissioner of Warren County in charge of keeping the tournament there. David Young,
welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show and tell us what developed the last
few days, which is good or bad for the tennis tournament afternoon, Willie,
Yeah, it's been in an exciting few days. I mean, all
sorts of good stuff going on with the reds and weather and all sorts of
exciting things. And we're in a competitive match right now, honestly for the
Western Southern Tennis tournament. And what happened in Mecklenburg County was not unexpected.
Last night they proved their portion of one hundred and thirty million dollars deal of
trying to woo our tennis tournament to their community. It's no surprise, it's
no shock. There was actually a split vote. It was not unanimous from
what I saw that they approved thirty million dollars, so their proportion from the
county to go towards funding this new complex that is potentially being proposed. But
I want to be perfectly clear, Willie, this is an ongoing match.
Mecklenburg County and Charlotte scored a point, but it's not game point. It
is not match. This is not over. This is going back and forth.
And we've known this was going to be a competitive situation, and the
new owner of the tennis tournament has told us it's a competitive situation from day
one. So even if they do exactly what's asked of them in North Carolina
and Charlotte, this does not mean this is over. In fact, you
said last night, I think on Channel five or five stands for news,
this is a jump ball. When I read some of the columnists like Jason
Williams, etc. Most say that this is kind of like a dune deal,
it's over and they're leaving. David Young says, nah, baba nah,
that it's a jump ball and that's a tennis tournament. Can stay here
past twenty twenty five, and let me be clear on this, And again,
I understand I've been doing this long, gonna with you. I know
words have meaning, and hopefully I've got a little bit of street cred that
I generally don't say things or just shoot from the hip. Certain things I'm
kind of an idiot, but on political matters and the things that have come
to Warren County, I'm very deliberate in what I say. And this is
not over. There are ongoing one on one discussions with the new owner that
are looking people in the eye me and telling me this is a competitive situation.
But let me also be clear, there is a tance we're going to
lose this. This is competitive. Charlotte is a strong competitor. They have
competed for deals in the past and one but let me say this city of
Mason, Warren County, in the state of Ohio have come together and in
Mason and Warren County, we've not only competed regionally in nationally, Willie,
We've computed internationally and we've won deals. We know what we're doing here,
and we know the impact of this tournament not just to our community, but
the entire region. Seventy million dollar current impact, it's going to double to
a two week tournament. It's going to be pushing two hundred million dollars annual
impact. We are not going to let this go silently into the night.
We are bringing our a game. But I'll also say I'm not negotiating this
in public. They're ongoing discussions and this is not over. So the argument
that if Ben Navarro, who's a rich guy from b Mark Capital, once
he bought it for a reason, it was sold for a reason, which
is the USTA needed to raise money because of a loss of money from the
from the pandemic. They needed money, so they had to sell it.
The idea that Ben Navarro is a rich guy who's going to bring it to
the Caroline is not necessarily true because he's also a businessman, and we got
rich guys like John Barrett, etc. On our side of the table.
And so you're saying that the rich guy, Ben Navaro, even though he's
a Carolina account of a guy, that he's a business owner. He knows
the terrible instances of tournaments that move and have bad consequences. And in Mason
you have the foundation built for one hundred and twenty three years since this tournament
began in eighteen ninety nine at Coney Island, where you and I spend time
as children, when it was really good. And at this point you're saying
it's competitive. When will a decision be made? Some have said by the
end of August which is the next six weeks the die will be cast.
Is that true? That is true. The intention of the new owner is
to make the decision after this year's tournament, and at a minimum it's here
twenty three, twenty four, twenty five. After that, it's a jump
ball. And I know we have the right people in place with the right
attitudes to get this done. I'm optimistic. But now a secondary matter.
Are you prepared for a secondary matter? Bring it on. According to the
Gallup survey, which may have some minimal credibility, twenty nine percent of Democrats
are proud to be Americans. Seventy one percent of Republicans are proud to be
an American. But here's the big number for you. Of those between the
ages of eighteen and thirty, eighteen percent are proud to be Americans. Eighty
two percent are not. When I see things such as at the Essence Festival,
you probably did not monitor this out of New Orleans, in which an
R and B singer changed the words of the national anthem into an awful,
angry tirade against America. When I see the dean of the University of California
Berkeley Law School, a guy that i've seen on MSNBC a few times.
Irwin Schamarinsky he's been there twenty eight years. Say on Friday of last week
when the decisions came out about those important US Supreme Court decisions about affirmative action,
etc. He said in class on that Friday. This is the leader
of the law school. He said, in the future, he said this
to a class that was recorded by a student, and guess what, They're
trying to track down that student to find out why the student did that.
But the dean of the law school at UC Berkeley said that in the future,
we're not going to put things in writing, which means no letters,
no emails, no text messages about what we're going to do with affirmative action.
That in the future, we're simply going to do it inside our own
heads and have no written memorandum about this affirmative action decision which we oppose.
In fact, we're simply going to proceed as we've always proceeded to commit affirmative
action and racism here at UC Berkeley. In fact, he went on to
say David Young that if I'm in a deposition and I'm asked under oath whether
or not race is the determining factor and admitting students are are in fact,
I'm gonna lie under oath because they can't prove what's inside my head. I
look at the chaos in American society. And this wasn't an engineering class,
this wasn't a business class, this wasn't a history class. This was a
law school class and constitutional law. When the dean of the law school suborne
perjury and say we're simply gonna lie in their oath how much? And then
you had the R and B singer at the Essence Festival in New Orleans,
something you probably don't regularly attend, and she changed the words of the Star
Spangled Bannery to say the following, Oh say, can you see by the
blood in the streets that this place doesn't smile on you colored child whose blood
built this land with sweat in their hands. And you'll die in this place
and your memory will be erased. This is not the home of the free,
but the home of the slaves. And she got a round of applause.
There is such bubbling tumult in the land about attacking in this country,
either at R and B festivals or by the dean of the Law school at
UC Berkeley, who's Suborne's perjury. But I get your comments, Willie.
It was a beautiful day. I was thinking about the Reds and now you've
got me all pissed off to use one of your terms. And this is
not new. You and I have been talking about this for years, that
there is a intentional undercurrent of certain influential people in this country to change and
define what it is to be an American and live in America. This is
what is happening is through this. Oh, it's no real big deal to
change the way we teach our little kids. And you know, we can't
really just say, hey, we went through a bad period like almost every
nation in the country did or in the world did that they went through a
period of time that they weren't particularly crowd up. We had that history here
in the US. I'm not running away from that. But when you're you
seeing that as the definition of what it is to be an American, that
we're a bunch of genocidal, homophobic imperialists that do wars for oil, and
that nothing is built on looking on equal opportunity, it's all about injustice.
When that's what our little kids are being taught and our little kids are saying,
you're all not equal. One of you is different because of the color
of your skin. And you're being taught that at age five, six,
seven years old. What do you expect is going to happen now that the
gallophole is coming out ten years later and all of a sudden, these eighteen
to thirty year olds are like, man, I don't love America. Look
at what's happening. And also, Willie, this is a stinking national defense
issue. Why do you think enrolling in our military has collapsed? Who is
willing to go fight and give their life for the ideals and values that are
America when that's what they're taught from their five years old. It's literally,
in my humble opinion, seditious behavior to come and undermine the foundation of what
it is to try to rip America apart. I mean this used to be
against the law. I mean, everybody's freedom has freedom to express their ideas.
But when you're literally trying to destroy America, man, that's serious stuff
in my opinion, and I don't see it improving. In fact, when
you have the dean of law schools, and look what happened at Stanford College
of Law when a federal judge came there just to speak out of symposium and
he was shoutted down, and the person, the female in charge of diversity
went with the students chanting slogans against the federal judge. And a law school
class at Stanford. Then you have Ohio Northern University, not in exactly the
Harvard of the Midwest, a law school when you have professor Scott Gerber who
is fired because he isn't collegial enough. He wrote a column for a Hill
Die Come that was excerpreted in the Wall Street Journal in which he said,
diversity needs to come to universities in all schools. When it comes to thought,
there has to be different opinions able to be expressed. And he was
perp walked out of his own class by armed guards. And by the way,
he just got back on a tro that was granted a couple of days
ago. But nonetheless, you're having the idea that if you're a younger American
and you feel really great about this country, you're one of eighteen percent and
the other eighty two percent are against you. And lastly, I read this
column in the Daily Caller in which there's about ten thousand babies in the past
year mathematically that have been born in the state of Texas, that otherwise,
because of the Doobs decision, would not have been born, That they would
have been ripped from the mother's womb and dismembered, and that the ten thousand
babies alive in Texas MSNBC is an outrage. I would assume in Ohio there's
a couple thousand babies that have been born, two or three thousand babies born
in Ohio. Because of the confusion of the six weeks or the twenty one
weeks or whatever it is, a few thousand babies might have been born in
Ohio that otherwise would not have been born. And according to liberals, that
is an outrage. I mean, that is disgusting. How can that be
allowed to happen when dismemberment of babies in the womb and disposal and garbage bags
of babies is somehow a negative And so one can argue about whether or not
a mother's health ought to be physical health, or emotional health or mental health.
But let's face it, in today's world, the great majority of women
choose to have sex and choose to have a baby by the acts they commit
and as a consequence, there's ways of stopping out to occur. But why
is it outrageous and the state of Texas that ten thousand babies were not dismembered?
Can you answer that one for me? Because I think there is with
the change in our society over the last several decades, essentially there are no
more moral absolutes that we used to kind of all have a foundation of We
all kind of believe in this, and now we're being told you can't actually
believe in that. You can worship that or do that, or believe that
in your own way, but now that doesn't exist. The only thing that
matters now in certain people's minds, Willy, is their interpretation of their own
truth, their own authentic self, their own way of being, their own
definition of what right and wrong is. And it's all about me, you
know what. I don't care what you do. I mean, that's between
you and the good Lord above. I've done plenty of bad things in my
life. I don't care. That's between you. I don't want to judge
them. I don't want them to judge me. I've done plenty of bad
stuff, But don't come and rub my nose in and it act like it's
okay, now, don't do what you need to, But doesn't mean I
have to accept and love what you're doing. I don't love certain behaviors.
To me, it's the outrage of our time in which the military cannot get
close to enlistment numbers because our schools for the last twenty to thirty years have
taught a hatred of this country that has never happened before. I don't care
what color, would race, religion, what gender you happen to be,
what kind of sex you enjoy in private, I don't care have at it,
but this is the best place in the world to live. If you're
black, white, gay, whatever it might be. To try being in
those categories somewhere else. Try being a Jew in Saudi Arabia, or try
being a Muslim in parts of Israel. Go ahead and try to be Chinese
in North Korea, or try to be a South Korean in North Korea.
Watch what happens to you no matter where we are where this is the best
place in the world delivering no matter what you are. We're not being taught
that in high school or college or grade school. We want to sexualize children
when they're seven, eight nine years old. We want to make sure that
abortion on demand is everywhere up through the ninth month, up through a delivery
of the baby, which is what the constitutional amendment is about. In Ohio,
that there's no mention of a woman whatsoever. It's about reproductive health and
freedom, so up through delivery in Ohio. If this thing passes, we're
going to have the most liberal abortion policy in the country against the wishes of
the people of Ohio. They have no idea what they're going to be voting
for. And David Young, Warren County Commissioner, I think we're in trouble
when I saw numbers like eighteen percent of young adults think they believe they're patriot
because they hate the country. And when demeaning and debasing the Star Spangled banner
becomes acceptable behavior, when law school deans say, because of what we believe,
we will ignore the rule of law, we will ignore democracy, ignore
the Constitution. And this is a twenty nine year member of Berkeley Law School
who's the dean of the law school, laughing about the fact we're gonna put
nothing in writing and simply light of federal judges. David Young, we're in
trouble, Willie, let me let me ask you this quitter question. You're
an esteemed attorney, you have a legal mind. Let me ask you a
simple question. They're the global capital of the Willie Cunningham Show in ken Wood.
Two of your coworkers come stand around the water cooler and start discussing sex.
Is that allowed? Two adults? No? No, we can believe
me. It's called sexual harassment. Is it's an uncomfortable work. I have
to go through two hours of training a year telling me not to do that
at the water cooler. You can't discuss. Second, God help you if
you talked to sex with a woman, God help you with that. Correct.
So that is a fact. That is what our society says. Now,
two adults consensually talking about a sexual matter at work is and someone else
happens over here, it's sexual harassment. But now, Willie, let me
ask you this. What happens when all goes up to an elementary age child
and starts talking about sex. Our society is now saying, that's essential.
We have to do that. That teacher has to go tell to that seven
year old about their sex life, which doesn't exist. Are you kidding me?
David Young, I gotta go because the time constraints. I could deal
with you on these issues for a long time, but the adults in the
room have got to stand up like a tenfold beacon in the night and not
be afraid. David Young, Warren County Commissioner, good luck. I'll check
with you later about what's going to happen with a tennis tournament. But we're
in trouble. God bless you, Willie, and God bless America. Can
I still say that let's continue with more Reds than brew crew? Tonight News
Radio seven hundred w Aldow, that's the time about your new vehicle? A
Kerry Automotive dot comtining yesterday to a game that did not conclude to close to
six pm. The Reds twenty twenty three are marked with a sign of greatness.
What's happening now is historically unpresidented. In fact, if you would go
into the streets of Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and other than Joey Vado, tell
me the Red starting lineup, or gimme who normally play center field or left
field or third base. I don't think the average tristater could identify a person
because these are a bunch of no names. By the way, the no
names Miami Dolphin defense in nineteen seventy three one undefeated, untied, unscored on.
That's pretty good. So what's happening now is serendipitous gets started tonight about
six zoh five with Lance McAllister. Red's are in Milwaukee for three then four
days off, flybacks Sunday night, and then they play the same brew Crew
here Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. In fact, of the next twenty
games the Red Lakes play, nine are against Milwaukee, and at the end
of the end of this month of July, they don't play Milwaukee again.
That's it, which is why I advocated a few days ago with mo Egger
to have a flex schedule. Not sure how it would work, but it's
kind of ridiculous at the Reds are going to fight like crazy for the division
title. I can't believe I'm saying this, having lost one hundred games last
year, and they won't play their main opponent after a July twenty ninth.
They're done. So that's the way baseball is. We move on, But
the next six games should say a lot. The nine of the next twenty
against Milwaukee will say a lot and make another trip out west. That's always
difficult, but not for the Reds. They're unbelievable. So proud of them.
I'm glad this is happening to us. Glad it's happening in Cincinnati,
and it's just good now. Secondly, everywhere I look, I see great
challenges. For example, one of the themes of Joe Biden, he's given
a teleprompted to read that the best you can say is that everything that Trump
does, everything McCarthy does, everything Mike DeWine does, is a threat to
democracy. It's a threat. I mean, this is terrible. Only liberal
Democrats are not a threat to democracy, so it's a threat to democracy.
Every time something occurs, they want to up the anti to make it a
constitutional crime. But recently with those three US Supreme Court decisions, especially the
one with student loaned debt, forgiveness and affirmative action, well we're loved with
the circumstances where the Congress, in the personages of Nancy Pelosi and Kevin McCarthy
could not both in California, but they could not be more different. Have
both said that the president cannot forgive or shall I say transferred to the shoulders
of some innocent party the right to pay student loan debt. Nancy Pelosi and
before that Barakus Saint Obama said, those are not executive functions. The Congress
raises and spends money, and the President executes the game plan given to him
by the Congress or by the courts. Normally, when the courts say to
someone that you're ordered to do this or you can't do that, whatever it
might be, most persons against whom the order is directed complies. I could
not imagine if my producer sheriff, the sheriff Dave was ordered to do something
by a judge much less the United States Supreme Court, much less that.
But if Dave Keaton was ordered by a judge to do something and he refused
to do it, there might be consequences. Something might happen bad, such
as you're locked up, but you've got to pay a finer will give you
one more chance to comply, and if not, you're going to go to
jail for contempt of court. Can't do it. In the case of student
loan they used the term forgiveness. It is not forgiveness, it's transferring the
right to pay for your debts to someone else, but leaving that issue to
the side. If a student loan forgiveness, the Congress has, for one
reason or another, repeatedly denied to take them out her up. Even when
the Democrats controlled everything, they didn't take it up. Now recently the Congress
passed a bill dealing with student loan transfer a payments to another that Joe Biden
vetoed. He said, I'm not gonna you know, now, that's a
legal process, and if they have the House in the state by two thirds,
they can override the veto. It's called checks and balances. But when
you have a system of government set up where one person puts himself as the
remedy when it's a threat to democracy, that is Joe Biden. He ought
to be held to at least an average standard of performance himself. When he's
ordered to do something. He ought to say, you know what, I
disagree without order, but I'm gonna do it. How many times if I
represented individuals in court who disagreed with the judge's order, when Judge Ruhlman or
Judge Tinklocker, or Judge Paniotto or Judge Winkler would order my client to do
or not to do something. My client would not say in court you know
what, I'm not going to do that. I'm gonna find a workaround.
I'm gonna violate the order that they wouldn't walk out of the back of the
courtroom. Judge thinklocker would luck that person up for contempt of court. Here
we have a student loan forgiveness the fact, whether you like it or not.
Some think, well, the PPP was forgiven in a sense, but
we'll deal with that later on. The businesses they got PPP so called loans,
had rules in which they had to follow in order to get them excused.
And the businesses were shut down by order of government without their consent,
and they were told they couldn't open, and they wanted to be open and
they couldn't be. That's a little bit different than student loans, but nonetheless,
putting those aside, the essence of the matter, should they be forgiven,
should they be put on someone else's shoulder, Should public service take place,
such as become a cop, become a firefighter, become a nurse,
and it will be forgiven over time whatever it might be a Those are the
maanderings of the law. When the United States Supreme Court says to the president,
no, you can't do that. A good president would stand up and
say, you know what. I disagree with that, but I'm going to
comply with the law, and I'm gonna follow what the court required me to
do. What Joe Biden did after waiting and I was with you that day.
It was either Thursday or Friday, before the fourth of July, and
he was supposed to talk at one thirty than two thirty, and three to
thirty became four o'clock. On the fly, they sit around and conjure up
reasons to disobey the direct order of the United States Supreme Court and came up
with other workarounds that are going to become public later on. We're gonna try
to do this, try to do that. I disagree they're wrong. Call
them names for a person whose main thing right now is threat to democracy.
Everything Trump did was a threat to democracy. I'll tell you what's a threat
to democracy When a person against him an order is issued, tells the issuing
court we're not going to follow that. I'm not going to comply. I'm
going to find reasons not to do it, knowing it will take one to
three years to get back before the court, and by then the election would
have taken place next November. And I will convince the easily misled, who
are generally young folks that have student loan debt, that if you vote for
me, I'll set you free. If you vote for me, I'm gonna
keep forgiving your debts in order to buy votes, in order to shake people
down, in order to give them false hope that something exists when it doesn't.
There's the problem a president who refuses himself to lower his head and comply
with a court order. He finds ways around not to do it and says,
we'll come up with some of the reason and the essence of the Supreme
Court's decision is the president does not have the power to forgive someone's four hundred
billion dollars debt when the Congress itself has said that's our duty, that's our
responsibility. It's unbelievable. And so when a party erects themselves as the paragon
of virtue and promises to fight to keep democracy alive, when given an opportunity
to show that commitment to democracy, Joe Biden reads a teleprompter that is the
direct opposite of what is intended. That is extremely sad, extremely sad.
So we'll see what happens. It'll be months and months raising the false hope
of people that if you vote for me, I'm gonna work more to get
put money in your pocket than someone else. By that point, the false
hope will be gone. They'll lose again, in which case the next election
will be over. And as far as voting on this issue, I think
few adult America who do not have student loan debt will consider it a critical
matter. I had minimal student loan debt because I had scholarships, and I
paid it off over time, maybe it was five or ten years, and
it wasn't very much money. The underlying issue remains, does it not.
There's about one point seven trillion dollars in student loan debt. You can forgive
it all, which it caused massive inflation, and it's simply is wrong to
do so, and in five to ten years from now there will be another
one point seven trillion dollars in student loan debt. You don't solve the problem
of colleges having runaway inflation. You'd salaries great spall like facilities, and that's
going to continue. So by forgiving four hundred billion, which is about one
fourth of one point seven trillion. Do you solve the problem? No,
absolutely, you don't solve any problem, cause more difficulties. Colleges are in
the arms race to have more goodies in school, and you don't. It's
like taking a band aid on top of a cancer's tumor putting the band aid
on the skin and say, well, I solve that problem. Not exactly.
Underlying problem is a runaway inflation caused by the goodies and professors, administrators
and others making millions of dollars charging the students for the cost, and there's
available resource to borrow more money to pay off your tuition. It's about fifty
to seventy thousand dollars per year at many private colleges, and thirty to fifty
thousand dollars per year at public colleges. And you see has forty some thousand
students now, and they encourage you to come there, take out large loans
that you probably can't pay back. Then hope some liberal Democrat ten years from
now excuses it or says someone else has got to pay it. Solve the
problem of runaway costs of colleges Before you address other issues. I have no
problem with someone who's a cop, a firefighter, and public service of one
type or another over time having a part of the student loan forgiven and passed
off to other people to pay because cops and firefighters and teachers, good teachers
don't make enough money. I think radio producers don't make enough money, but
that's a different issue. I can't control that. But you don't solve a
problem by creating false hope that you know is illegal, and that is a
threat to democracy. Now, secondly, I'm glad I have this soapbox.
David Young, the Wise County Commissioner of Oren County, just said something that's
going to stick with me for a long time. I live in the adult
world. Every now and then I give a speech, a talk. Had
the honor last week of appearing in front of the Supreme Court to assist in
the unveiling of a portrait of Justice Andy Douglass, a good friend of mine,
a great man who died. I was in a setting of all the
Supreme Court justice as many retired justices like Paul Piper, and five or six
others. It was a nice get together, a nice setting, and every
now and then I'll give a speech, and so you have to read the
crowd. I work in a highly corporate environment, and I've worked here now
and next month I will celebrate, in a sense to the chagrine of money,
my fortieth year here at this station, forty years which began in August
of nineteen eighty three. And over that time we've gone through many ideations of
seven hundred WLW I think five or six different employers owners, one type or
another right now. For the last several years, I've been in a highly
corporate environment in which we appear to be mavericks, we appear to be untethered,
but in reality we're part of a big machine, just a small clog.
There's ten thousand employee of iHeartMedia. I said ten thousand, and we
have to go through every year training, which is taking classes online about what
we can say, what we can say, what we can do, what
we can do, how to act in the workplace. We have all these
scenarios in which we're adults and we're told what we can do, what we
shouldn't do. Well, who were gonna have a drink with which, by
the way, I don't drink. But nonetheless, what you can say in
a corporate environment. What you can't say. One of the big things is
sexual harassment or a sexually impermissive workplace. It's somewhat and normally the man is
the perpetrator and the female is the victim, according to most scenarios. But
I'm sure the opposite has taken place many times, back to my case,
many many times. And so we're told as adults, twenty thirty, forty
fifty, sixty, seventy year olds, we're told do not bring up the
issues of sex and what did you do last night? In fact, we're
told don't use the term ladies. I can't refer to a woman as a
lady because it's a pejorative term which puts on her certain behavioral patterns of a
patriarchal society, whatever the hell that means. So David Young brought up the
point every corporate environment, if you're at Sintas, if you're a fifth third
bank, if you're a general Electric, wherever you are, you know,
the rules of the road is don't talk about sex, or tell sexual jokes,
or bring up sex in a corporate environment. It's like, can't do
it. That wasn't the way it was many many years ago where Randy Michaels,
the Great Randy Michaels was in charge. But nonetheless today in this world,
my God is the armor up and be careful. However, if you're
a first, second, or third or fourth grader and you're five, six,
seven, eight, nine, ten years old, God help you as
a mom or a dad if you don't one sexual conduct and contact to infect
your child, whether it's a drag queen or whether sexual matters, or whether
it's teachers, teachers telling a nine year old to choose your gender and what
gender pronoun do you want to be used? My God, if you would
object to that, you, as a parent, are in trouble for not
allowing your eight year old girl to be sexualized in school. How is it?
On one hand, the great men and women who work in corporate America
are instructed on a regular basis proper behavior in the workplace and scenarios that occur,
and telling a dirty joke or something, turning a phrase or asking a
woman what'd you do last night or anything anything of a sexual character is completely
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this is more reasons for than the hate Donald Trump's bus. He appointed three
of the justices and one of the big decisions, of course, was affirmative
Action. Another big decision dealt with the student loan crisis. And everywhere I
look, I see opportunities of thought for individuals to step forward and say we
have to defend the constitution, defend individual liberty, etc. And of course
Elaine Parker, who is the president of the Job Creators Network Job Creators Network,
is with us now to discuss that and so much more. Elaine Parker,
welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Elaine, first of all,
tell the American people, if you can, essentially those who weren't paying
close attention, what did the US Supreme Court rule about a week or ten
days ago about the student loan debt situation in which the President forgave about four
hundred billion dollars in moneies owed to the Treasury into banks. Well, essentially,
what was the decision? Well, essentially, the Supreme Court rule that
the President did not have the authority under the Heroes Act to basically go into
a back room and come up with a secret rule that you spent four hundred
billion dollars in taxpayer money. And he protected the Supreme Court protected our separate
powers and reminded the president once again. This may actually be the fourth or
fifth time that the Supreme Court has had to remind this president that he does
not have unlimited power, and he's a coequal branch of the government. He
is not all of the government. And so our legislative, our Congress,
is where this problem needs to be solved. And let me be clear,
we agree that there's a problem. It's a one point seven trillion dollar problem
that needs to be solved, but it is Congress that needs to do it.
And we need to start with holding these colleges and universities accountable for price
gouging these students and raising tuition at twice the rate of inflation every year.
And the other factor, which is a side matter. We'll get into the
essence of this, but in ten years from now, fifteen years from now,
the one point seven trillion is predicted to be closer to three trillion dollars,
which is going to be out. You never solved the underlying problem.
What you do is have a cancerous tumor and then put a band aid on
top of the skin and say, okay, that will take care of that.
Even if the president, this autocratic president who acts illegally often but because
of his mental lack of acuity, gets in Texas El Paso, even if
he could get his way and spend money out of the Congress, which is
illegal, would it solve the long term problem? In fact, in ten
fifteen years, wouldn't we be back to the same place. Anyway, We
will, and we'll probably be back to the same place in much shorter time
than ten years. Because if this plan, if this president finds a way
to spend taxpayer dollars to forgive student debt, instead of solving that underlying problem,
it continues to signal to colleges and universities that they can continue selling these
students low value degrees that will not provide them marketable skills to pay back the
money, and that the government will step in and pay off these loans using
taxpayer dollars, and there will be no incentive for these colleges to make the
changes that need to be made and what needs to happen really, and what
we're calling for is for bipartisan congressional hearings where they haul in the heads of
the top offenders of these colleges, just like they did with the heads of
the banker of the banks during the financial crisis, sit them down and let
the American people hear how they're going to solve the crisis that they have created.
I mean, they pay the presidents multimillion dollars salaries, coaches multimillion dollars
salaries. They build taj Mahal resort style amenities across these campuses, and they're
selling, as I mentioned, low value degree programs that don't provide skills,
all on the backs of these students. There's no other industry in this country
that gets to raise their prices at this kind of inflationary rate. You know,
according to many elements of liberalism, those who run the oil companies,
those who run other industries like the banks, they're evil. But college administrators
are good because that's the factory that produces the democratic voters of the future.
So if you're a college professor, or if you're if you're a law school
Dean or if you're the president of Columbia or UCLA or University of Cincinnati,
Ohio State, you're part of that stream of liberalism. Do you think politics
plays a part and not calling the perpetrators to Congress to justify their existence when
they produce the Democratic voters to keep the Congress and senators in power. I
mean, I think there's certainly some lines to be drawn there. I mean,
we know that there's a high level of liberalism that's taught in these colleges,
and conservative voices are definitely shut out. And there is an army of
high paid administrators that have been hired across these campuses, and in some cases
they actually either or as many students. They have as many administrators as students,
or sometimes more. They're very high paid administrators. And it's just,
you know, all the while, these colleges are sitting on seven hundred billion
dollars in untaxed endowments, and the governments, the federal government and the Congress
isn't calling them into account and instead, when you start talking about holding taxpayers
accountable as if it's monopoly money, you know, it's outrageous that they don't
even bring these colleges to these presidents to the table for the discussion. It's
just automatically spend taxpayer dollars, you know. And thankfully Supreme Court stepped in
because the reason why the President was trying to push this through under the Heroes
Act, which was designed to help our men and women who were fighting overseas.
It wasn't designed for mass student forgiveness, but he wanted to do it
in such an expedient fashion in time for the mid term elections. Just the
pander to one group of voters. And our argument all along has been what
about the next group of voters, and the next group of student borrowers and
the next group These people are going to have some level of expectation of forgiveness
because this group gets it instead of just solving the problem. And if this
president cared at all about them and the debt and the crushing debt that they're
under, he would look to solve the problem. Elaine Parker part of the
decision of Chief Justice Sean Roberts, who was quoting Nancy Pelosi not exactly a
moderate politician, in which Nancy Pelosi, when she was Speaker, said essentially
that we can't do this that the president cannot do this, It's up to
us to do it. The Congress has to do this. In fact,
the president cannot do this. Obama said I can't do it, and then
Nancy Pelosi said the president can't do it, that we must do it in
the Congress because it deals with spending money. And so one might believe that,
assuming Joe Biden has a mind to think at this point, which many
questions, assuming those around him who made the decision to do this, that
one of the themes of the Biden administration has been threats to democracy. This
is a threat to democracy. Every time Republicans are conservatives do something, it's
a threat to democracy, isn't it more? The greatest threat to democracy is
having an autocratic leader, a president who usurps the power of not just the
Congress but the Subreme Court in order to pass whatever he wants to pass.
Now that's the problem, right there. Isn't Biden becoming what he seeks to
avoid, which is an autocratic president without control by the courts or by the
Congress, to do whatever hell he wants to do. He gets away with
it for some reason unbeknownst to me, and because he's pandering to voters knowing
it's illegal. One of the campaign ads I see right now Elaine Parker from
some Democratic group is along the lines that if you reelect Joe Biden, your
student loans are going to be paid off, which he knows is a lie.
How bad is that? I mean absolutely? And I don't think he
seeks to avoid this. I think that that's what he wants. He's ovenering
through the regulatory state. And that's not how our system was set up.
It was set up for Congress to pass laws and the and the President to
sign them into the legislature and to get input from the American people. Well,
I mean, I know, I know you know this, but your
listeners may not recall. But just a few weeks ago, the Congress spoke
in a bipartisan way. They sent a bill to the President's desk. That's
the people speaking, remember that, and the President vetoed it. It was
a bill that was going to to basically pull back on this student loan bailout
before the Supreme Court even ruled. And so the Congress has spoken. And
not only that, on top of that, Senate Republicans issued a group of
bills just a few weeks before that, which seeks to actually get to the
root of this problem with the universities and colleges and doing a lot of what
I talked about just a few minutes ago, and focusing on the problem.
And if the president again, if the president cared about these student and if
the Democrats in Congress cared about it, they would sit down at the table
and examine these bills and see how they can improve them and where they can
negotiate on them. But there's absolutely no discussions happening on them. And they're
good bills, they're a good foundation to start with. False hope has been
created in the minds of young voters that somehow, if you vote a particular
way for Joe Biden, etc. And for Democrats, something illegal will happen,
which is someone's going to pay your student loan off for someone's going to
take care of it, talk about the work around. One of the things
I find so objectionable as an attorney is that we have a separation of powers,
which is the essence of the federal government. And when you have a
president who ignores what the Congress tells them to do in veto's bills, and
then you have a president that says that if the US Supreme Court and a
sixth to three decision says that what I'm doing is illegal, I'll find some
other way to do exactly the same thing. Well, how much chaos has
caused when the president, the chief executive officer of the nation, who's the
chief law enforcement officer, ignores judicial orders and seeks to create a workaround.
Yeah, exactly. Rather than rather than respecting the court's decision, a six
three decision, He's promised more executive overreach to forgive the student loan debt.
He's proposing expanding income driven repayment plans and creating a twelve month grace periods even
though payments are set to restart this fall. It's okay, if you don't
make a payment, you're not going to there's no penalty for not making a
payment, and and we'll give you twelve months, twelve more months. I
mean, what we found out during the death ceiling negotiations was that this whole
payment pause has caused cost American taxpayers five billion dollars a month for the last
three years. It is time to restart these payments, but it's also time
to fix the problem. The underlying problem that's colleges and university and Elaine Parker
one big problem we have today's inflation. And I guess it's somewhat irrelevant because
chaos reigned supreme. But to dump four hundred billion dollars in the American economy
on student loan forgiveness, and it's not forgiveness, it's making someone else pay
your debt. Now nothing is really forgiven. Taxpayers pick up the cost.
But nonetheless, to say that, you know, having dumped about five trillion
dollars into the American economy under Trump and Biden, five trillion dollars unsupported by
productivity, five trillion dollars, what's another four hundred billion dollars? What does
that do to inflation? I mean, it's going to be like gasoline.
And while we've seen some moderation in the inflation, we are still we are
still stuck at sticky inflation. And for ninety percent of this president's administer station,
inflation has outpaced wages, which means Americans have only gotten poorer under this
president. And the interesting thing is they'll just to kind of go back to
the student loan. Is he continues to trot out these tired talking points that
his student loan bailout is akin to the Paycheck Protection Program, which was a
lifeline to small businesses during the COVID pandemic when governments were forcibly shutting down businesses.
It's just a false equivalence, and so you know, they just want
to sort of incite anger amongst these borrowers by making that equivalent. These students
took out these loans, they willingly signed up these small businesses. They didn't
sign up to be shut down during the COVID pandemic. It was a lifeline.
It was passed through a bipartisan Congress, and it was signed into law
by a president. And that is the huge difference between the student loan bailout
and the paycheck Protection Program. Well, the huge difference also is that the
Congress passed it, the President signed it. And so in this case a
student loan, the Congress has said to the president, you can't do this.
Nancy Pelosi said you can't do this. McCarthy has said you can't do
this. He does it anyway, then, comparison to the PPP, in
which the businesses did not want to shut down, the business has kept jobs
open and it was passed by the Congress, signed by the President. That's
a little bit different than when you have Nancy Pelosi and Kevin McCarthy both telling
the executive you can't do this. Then you have the US Supreme Court tell
the President you can't do this. Then the president says Joe Biden says,
well, even though I can't do it, I'm gonna do it anyway.
That is chaos. Absolutely, it's like kangaroo court a while well, lest
whatever you want to call it. But it is an administration that is ignoring
the rule of law, ignoring our separation of powers and our coequal branches of
government. And he knows his administration knows that the Paycheck Protection Program was not
only passed through a bipartisan Congress and signed into law the way our laws should
be handled, but it was meant and used for payroll for employees. It
was meant to pay employees and pay the rent of the retail store or whatever
business it was, and keep the lights on. If employers didn't use it
for that, it wasn't forgiven. They had to comply with certain rules to
get it forgiven. And most of it was to pay their employees so that
their employees didn't starve. Unbelievable, and there's little analysis. And of course,
because the president is not to mentally alert those around him, the most
left wing part of the Democratic parties imposing this, coming up with talking points
writing for Joe Biden on teleprompter's words to be expressed. He has no idea
what he's saying, and there's nobody in charge. But one thing we should
respect is the idea there's a separation of power. And when the Congress and
the US Supreme Court says you can't do this, and the President says nine
nine and now I'm gonna do it anyway, someone has got to say to
this executive, even though you're not mentally alert, you've got to follow the
law. He'll come up with other ways. It'll take one to three years
to get back to the US Supreme Court. Chaos is everywhere, which is
why, maybe that's why eighteen percent of young people eighteen to thirty years old
are proud of the United States of America and patriotic because they think it's all
a game. It's all a bunch of fools, and they're participating in some
foolishness that the president wants them to think with false hope that I'll take care
of you. Then after the election again he'll be smited down. And if
the poor guy gets elected again, he has no idea what he's doing.
But Elaine Harker of Jobs Creator Network, once again, thank you for coming
on the Bill Cunningham Show, and with your permission, will do it again
when we have some other silly ac committed by the President order to do so
by the US Surbame Court said he can't do it, doesn't anyway, and
it's all okay, Elaine Parker, thank you very much, Thank you,
God bless America. All Right, let's continue with more and blind becomes available
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Tanks. But what what what was the what was the result? Not thinking?
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It was on this date in nineteen ninety three, July the seventh,
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and so yeah, I just wanted to go out there see where I
was like to sit up on that roof. Might be better if I did
in my uniform. So somebody give you an invitation? No, I just
uh we came over and ask the guy and b O Kenny said, Shirst,
I just want that went over in the third end and met him over
there, just set up a nice view over there, said baby, you
were going. Oh no, no, I just did it. I mean,
I don't know if you no. I didn't tell Davy, so I'll
leave it at that. What's your factor. Yeah, it's kind of neat.
That's kind of neat to have that available. I think for a major
league park to go sit on a roof across street and watch the game,
I think that's kind of neat. But now they're nice up there. The
even offer me a couple of beers. I said, no game time set,
so I just want to go there and see what it was like.
It real, Nicelicia, wasn't far if they needed you. Yeah, I
was just right across street. Nothing. It wasn't a little dangerous hanging over
the balcony. Oh no, there was another There was another little ledge down
there, so we signal, yeah, you can't see anything from over there,
so I thought maybe you were a No. I just told myselm a
pitch, said just look for me to third any guys, and they sai,
where are you going? I said, just left for me. Said
that's real. I tell you what, then I'll make him like that anymore.
Amen to that. September sixteenth, nineteen eighty eight. Correct, mister
perfect, Correct. They should do something in my ballpark, the great American
to commemorate the perfect game thrown by the great Tom Browning. Of course it
was at Riverfront Synergy. But nonetheless, talk about a character, Tom Browning,
how about a statue. I wouldn't do that. I don't think so.
No, but his career wasn't Joe not exactly, No, but you
put him up. How about Barry Larkin? Where's the statue? Though?
I don't know called Tom tashia a y, But you know Barry deserves about
a Hall of Famer, an MVP and a World Series ring. I agree,
I agree that pretty good. Yeah, that's pretty good. And the
ball that was caught and thrown back to Tom Browning was lost because his kids
started playing with that baseball. Correct, And he looked on the mantel one
day and said, there's that balling. I think a neighbor, Joey hit
it into the woods and we can't find it and find it. Same thing
happened to me. Remember the ball that Pete gave you and me, each
of us got a ball at Joe Di Maggio ball. Yeah, Evan,
my son took it out and really I still got mine. Mine's gone,
Evan said. Him and Joey McCullough they wanted to go out there and play
catch in the and they threw it behind the house. Couldn't find it,
I said, Jonah Magio. Ball is somewhere. Oops. Segment Get Me
Out of the Stude Report. Coming up next is Gabriel Nadallas, who spent
years as an Antifa activist because he was educated in California and he became now
he seemed the light segment Get Me Out of the Stuge Report. Will we
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in July long holiday weekend, we saw once again an outburst of anti American
hate and anger from the radical leftists. It took several forms. I would
note that there was a star Spangled banner song at the Essence Awards and New
Orleans in which the person singing the star Spangled banner changed the words so that
the worst things were expressed about our country. Over the fourth of July weekend,
about a week or ten days ago, Jill Scott's her name she changed
the oh say can you see too? Includes words like whose blood built this
land? With sweat on their hands, die in peace? This is not
the land of the free, but the home of the slaves. I also
would note that it is common among many of the radical left in our country
not only not to fly the American flag, but if you're a congressman like
Representative Corey Bush of Saint Louis. You said during the fourth of July celebration
quote the Declaration of Independence was written by enslavers and did not recognizes black people
as human. Today it is a great data and man of reparations now.
And of course Ben and Jerry's ice cream that I quit eating years ago talked
about a chiseling out the Mount Rushmore literally and to return the land to the
Indians. By the way, Ben and Jerry's homes are built on Indian land,
but that's a different issue. Gabriel Nadallas's National director of Our America.
He's a former ANTIFA activist and Gael Gabriel Nadallas, welcome again to the Bill
Cunningham Show. We're about a week or so removed from the fourth of July.
But nonetheless, it appears that the radical left will use this not as
a moment of celebration but a moment of hate. So what's going to happen
for the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary coming up in about three years when we
celebrate that great holiday. You know something, It's sad because you would think
when you hear this r and b. Singer who changed the lyrics. You
would think that's sending a lot of Americans and like a huge portion of them
who believe this, but that's just not accurate. But unfortunately, you have
this tiny minority of people who are have unfortunately a huge megaphone and they use
it to try to savage what the United States is. I mean, you
have all these theories who try to say that, oh, the majority of
the signers of the Declation of Independence who are enslavers, and yeah, sure,
that's a factual fact. But then you notice that once you get to
the Declaration of or to the to the US Constitution, the framers of the
US Constitution, a majority of them were actually not slavers. So even back
then, within those like a couple of a little bit over a decade from
the fourth of July and seventy six to the Declaration of the Constitution being signed
and adopted, you already had a movement away from slavery and and and it's
one of the things to note also in both places, at the declaration and
as well as the constitutional signage, you had multiple people who were trying and
they were to fight against its status quo that was slavery at the time,
and they were abolitionists. Among them was Benjamin Franklin. A lot of people
don't know this, and this is a little bit of Philadelphia history, but
when Benjamin Franklin passed away, there was a line of just like a parade,
almost like a parade of like people just who were indebted to him because
he fought for against slavery up until his debt and death. And you know,
there was like great Americans out there even at the in the nineteen seventy
six who were against slavery. But unfortunately you have this tiny radical minority who
wants to focus on some of the sins of the past instead of looking towards
that promise of liberty that we've been struggling for ever since. Well. The
other thing, Gabriel A. Dallas is out of America and Western Europe,
specifically England ended slavery and the rest of the world did not, including Africa,
Asia, South America. It was a terrible institution. It's it's a
blot on our history. It's an awful thing. Unlike other nations, though
we fought to avoid it and we have fought to eliminate it, while other
nations even today, in twenty twenty three in July, are still using slavery
and it's still said by those other places as human conditions. But in America
we fought to oppose it and we have been successful. Well, what are
your thoughts on this? Pulling from Gallup and elsewhere? And I find it
not surprising because I've done this for a long time. Only eighteen percent of
Americans between the ages of eighteen and thirty consider themselves very patriotic. In otherwards,
eighty two percent to not. If you're a Republican identify as a Republican,
seventy one percent consider themselves patriotic. If you're a Democrat, it's twenty
nine percent. Or why is it so acceptable in a sense to have ill
feelings about your country? Specifically you're of that group, You were an antif
activist for a while. You came out of the California education system, And
how comes so few young Americans respect greatly this nation? Well, I think
you said it right there. The education system. Unfortunately, one of the
things that we've noticed is that the education system has changed even from ten twenty
years ago, let alone fifty years ago. And of course, somebody older
and among us. They went to a school that embraced academic diversity. They
embraced the idea that you know, like you, we could all agree to
disagree. But more modern education is just a doctrination. You have many professors
who don't see themselves as academics. They see themselves as an activists. And
then the main difference is an academic is somebody who's trying to question and look
for truth, but an activist thinks they know the truth. So they're going
to to promote their vision of what they envision. They believe us right,
and unfortunately, a lot of that vision that has been promoting in college campuses
as well as education systems is this hatred of America. That's why you have
so many Americans, young Americans who It's interesting because it's not that they hate
America. It's just they were so fed up with hearing that, oh,
America's bad, so they're like, Okay, I don't even want to deal
with it. There's really no purpose for us to be be pro American.
So what you need to in order for us to flip that, you really
have to have voices out there that are promoting American values. Because we have
to remember that America is one of the greatest experiments in human history. I
mean, before America, there was really no other place that really fought from
freedom. Afore, the individual, the idea that everybody was that every single
person was the master of their own life. You know, everybody always have
to be the master of a crown or something like that. So I think
in order for us to flip that script, it's really to talk about the
greatness of America, the greatness that America ushered in for the rest of the
world. As a young person, you came out to the California public education
system. What you learned in public education did not make you a boy scout,
It made you an activist with Antifa. What was it about the education
you received as a Californian that caused you not to become a boy scout but
becoming Antifa activist? What was it? Well, I mean there's multiple different
examples. I mean, in my book Behind the Black Mask, I talk
about a few different examples. One of them that I just I And you
know, it's one of those things when you were young you don't really notice
until you look back and you're like, wow, that is crazy. I
had a biology teacher and who instead of you know, teaching us about biology,
he'd the raid what it meant to be a Christian. He would say,
how like our parents were stupid for believing guy, But of course his
children weren't stupid because they he was raking them to be atheist. I mean,
in ninth grade I had an English class, which you know, I
really enjoyed that class, but they were teaching us the tenants of base sick
critical theory, A critical race theory. I mean, this is the kind
of the information that was being promoted on very young levels. And I mean
critical race theory has been in education for years now. It is a myth
that it is not there. It's it's they're very open about trying to promote
some of these values and ideas all throughout, not just in higher education,
but in K through twelve. And in fact, in one of their books,
Critical Race Theory and Introduction, one of the opening pages I can't remember
the exact cord, but they're praising how how far a critical race theory has
spreads since its humble beginnings in the nineteen eighties, and that it's being adopted
in education in many other fields. And the thing I find out Gabriel A.
Dallas. Interesting is that the school boards and others can like bar it's
teaching. Schools have become indoctrination and not education. But they can say what
they want to say. But the teachers would do what they want to do
anyway. It's like chaos. When the Supreme Court decision came out about a
week or ten days ago ordering the president not to forgive student loan or pass
on the cost to others, the president and a news conference, Joe Biden
stood up and said he's going to ignore the decision of the US Supreme Court
and find other work around, workarounds to make sure it doesn't have any inpact.
So when the President says I'm ordered to do something, I'm going to
ignore that and I'm going to do something different, that's chaos. And so
when a school board or the law. I live in Ohio and the General
Assembly has passed laws about what cannot be taught in public schools, which includes
critical race theory. But I am positive that the teachers themselves ignore that.
They do what they do no matter what the law is. So when you're
in a class of biology in California and it deals with biology, you're being
taught critical race theory, which is racism. And whether is it fair to
say that the teachers when the president in the United States ignores an order from
the US Supreme Court, or aren't teachers going to teach what they want to
teach irrespective of their duty. I mean, unfortunately, that's what we've seen
in some different examples. I believe it's been in Florida and a couple other
states, and which there's some teachers there that are there was a zoom call
I remember about teaching teachers how to teach critical race theory as well as how
to subvert the system in a way that they can get away with teaching them.
And you know, it's sad, and you know, I'm all for
academic diversity. I think that in the critical race theory is something that should
be considered from time to time because they sometimes bring up interesting arguments, but
it should stay at the higher education level, and it should not be taught
as like some sort of gospel. It should be taught as a peak of
things, just like any other critique is. And you know, one of
the things that that's great about free speech is that when you get horrible ideas
like critical race theory. Well, free speech allows you to combat them and
really show them for what they truly are, which include the critical race theory
of the racist ideology. But the problem is that you have all of these
teachers and professors who, again they're not academics, they're activists. They use
what they believe is right and they will force it down people's throats. That's
what we need to really hold the line and really push back against. Really,
because people can talk about critical race theory, sure, just don't push
it down people's necks. Yeah, I talk about it all you want,
but it can't be part of English or biology, it can't be part of
social studies. It's a theory about the race determines one success in life.
Critical race theory says that white supremacy dominates every part of American societal life,
and that black folks and brown folks have little or no chance to be successful,
even when, for example, in your home state at California twenty years
and in most states much longer than that, liberal Democrats have been completely in
charge. In the city of Chicago that has not been a Republican mayor in
ninety years, it's almost impossible for someone with conservative principles to be elected to
any office, whether it's Cincinnati, Ohio, or Atlanta or Baltimore or Austin,
Texas, is no chance of different people getting involved because liberal democratic politics
control everything. And I found one thing very illustrative Gabriel Nadallas a national director
of Our America, and that is that if you do three simple things,
the odds of you being successful are great. Number one, do not commit
criminal acts. Number two, do not have kids out of wedlock, and
number three work. I wonder how many people in America are unsuccessful who work,
commit no crimes, and have no kids out of wedlock. What do
you think? Well, those three pretty simple rules. You know you're I
think your instincts are exactly correct. In fact, there was a study a
few years ago, I believe ten years ago now at the Brookings Institute,
which is a left wing institute, that found that if a person in America
is to commit three things, one of them is to want find a job
and keep a job too, don't have kids until you're married, and and
three just finished high school. Those three things, the people who they followed
doing those three things, less than one percent of them remain in poverty.
And now we're talking about children who were in poverty and they followed them and
that's it. That's all you really have to do. And I think the
Finnish high school there's a strong correlation with not committing crimes, you know,
I think that that could be inferred. But that study found that's all you
really have to do in order to not stay poor in America, and that's
a left wing institute. And I can't remember the exact year of the study,
but I remember it sometime in the early two thousand tenths, And that's
shocking. Think about this. I did not find it difficult to graduate from
high school. I did not find it difficult to commit no vicious crimes.
I didn't find it difficult not to have kids out of wedlock. And I
and I had a job. I've been working since I was sixteen years old
and just don't quit. But doesn't that run contrary to critical race theory precisely?
I mean, because critical race Dey believes that there was an institutional damage
to that. That's the system itself is geared towards benefiting whites at the extent
of blacks, or or even worse, it specifically wants to keep blacks or
Hispanics, brown people minority's down in order to help white people or like the
dominant race. But in fact that's not really every single person has the the
ability to rise away from poverty. And according to that Brookings Institute study,
really do you just have to do three things? Now, this doesn't mean
you're gonna be wildly rich by following those three things. No, but if
you don't want to live in poverty, it means just finish high school,
don't have children until you're married, and fine, and keep a job.
That's all you have to do. Work, And right now there's about eight
million jobs that cannot be fulfilled. I had some I had some electrical group
in last week from Craftsman Electric, and they're paying for young adults to go
to electrical school. After three years, they pay them to go, they
pay them to work in the meantime, and then when you get out,
you get a job that pays you eighty thousand dollars a year. I would
imagine in many parts of our country that's exactly the case. We gotta run.
Gabriel A. Dallas, former ANTIFA activist, National Director of Our America.
But let's keep putting the messages out across the fruited plane to see if
somebody comes up with the idea that's the theory's given to us by the radical
left or not true. Gabriel A. Dallas, you're a great American,
and once again thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And with
your permission, we'll do it again. Thank you, Gabe. Let's continue
with more rather simple rules. Graduate from high school, work and don't have
kids out of wedlock, and you're gonna make it wow. Let's continue.
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was kicking it with his foot. Did they find who brought the cocainat the
White House? Going with Hunter Biden? I'm going with a gun to my
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imagine. If Trump was in the White House they found a baggy of cocaine.
No one would stop and stop every news department at the bottom top of
every hour, junior junior, it was Eric Eric Trump brought him. No,
No, there is a tape that exists. I think of someone could
have to gotta be I think because now the when now They just came out
and said it wasn't in the West Wing, it was near the situation.
It was in the old office under the kitchen, which you have to have
right all the time. Cocaine and the White House. It's better than getting
the BJ's that Clinton got. Yeah, not really, I don't know what
to say, but I'm glad you're here to bring up these issues Rock because
David Young, one county commissioner, made a point which I'm going to stick
with for a long time. If we three males would get together out there
with nobody's here, but there is one female sitting out there doing her job,
and if we would stand around and tell dirty jokes or make some reference
to what do you what do you do this? The president is the best
communicator. What would Culturally you won't even think to do it because of all
the training we've received. But you just don't do that in the corporate environment.
Correct water cooler? Talk about what you do last night? Yeah,
can't, can't do can't. On the other hand, when Little Rock,
do we have a water cooler? We don't even have that. We don't.
I can't afford we have water drinks your hand. I drink like an
Indian. I'll be in in a wrapper. I can't say, so we
don't. We can't afford an American number one stage history of the world.
But I have to literally to get water. I put my hands together and
like a shlur because we can't do whatever. I once made a water cooler
to tell a dirty juggle like you can't do that. However, if you're
a nine year old boy and you're in a public school, you'll be sexualized
with pronouns and drag queens. So how come in the work environment sex is
like I'm not you can't talk about it, can't. But if you're in
school and you're a teenager, to hell without a nine year old, you'll
be sexual. Here's here's a question for you. I pondered this one.
If what I'm told, if you're of that lifestyle, you're born that way,
right. That's that's why I say, why are we trying to convince
anyone? Why are we trying to convince kids? Why are we trying to
give them more information? Let them decide if you either are or you're not.
According to them, we seg, when you watched a couple dance when
you were a teenage boy, well you're watching the boy or were you watching
the girl? I was watching my own girl. The heck with them?
You had a girl that that Lynn character from Coleraine that won That name was
Brittany at Brittany. Wasn't it no Mary Lee, no chastity? I watched
the girl I had a friend of mine who watched The Boy and I thought,
you know, I think it is what it is. Either is or
you ain't. But that's what it's again. Why do we have to have
all these, you know, celebrations of everything and all this promotion or not?
You shouldn't if you are you're not. You shouldn't have to be convinced
one way or not. It's money, money and power, a lot of
money, a lot of power in this DEI stuff a lot of money,
a lot of power, and it keeps to ank people fighting with each other,
which is what the liberals want. We don't want union. We want
people to be fighting with each other. That way you can fund one side
soon the other, and the lawyers make a lot of money. But how
would you feel telling a dirty joke in an environment with a lot of female
employees? Wouldn't do it? Forget it? How about the little rock in
school? He's got to choose his pronoun speaking to choosing. How are things
going with the with Mo? I don't know you're supposed to talk to him?
Well. I talked to Moe briefly, and he liked to be invited
to have his daughter avoided to the next boyman birthday party. All right,
maybe we'll have a little little pool party. Let the families get to know
each other a little about each other, and because that could be a union.
Dowry, dowry, How much will Mo pay to get that daughter off
his hands? And there you are. Kelly would accept probably different things,
and you would accept maybe some gift certificates, kitchen, good kitchen, maybe
mole pay for something new living room. That's the way it works in Bay
societies. The fathers get together and say, hey, I got a daughter
deal. Let's make a deal. Republicans like deals new house. I'm thinking,
you know, I'm not sure mos a Republican none the less. He
could become for enough money. But if things were, if you identify as
a certain way, you are correct, yea. I dare you to question
me if I say I'm I'm a Chinese female correct? Okay? Yeah?
And I dare to treat me differently than a six foot ten inch No,
I'm open to being invited to the next one. Love it. I bet
you a birthday party. Family's a very very smart guy every three months,
yes, this morning, right, yeah, get him in daughter's beautiful,
bring her over. Let's get him together and see what happens. Just saying
say and speaking of that, Sarah Elise is now fair game because she's joined
w EBN. We mean fair game, fair game, Dave Kayton, if
you have the cut of her cutting off her dress, which will soon be
in the Hollywood Casino Hall of Fame downtown. She cut off her dress because
it was stuck to her skint this one piece dress, but it was kind
of in two pieces. I get home at the end of the night.
It's thrown one o'clock in the morning. My husband is sleeping. Yeah,
and I'm trying to get the dress off again. No zipper, no buttons,
no clasps, It's just one piece and I try to pull it up
over my head. I cannot get it off. I'm trying everything. The
thing is stuck to me and i can feel the rhinestones digging into my skin,
and I'm like, forget it. The only way to get this dawn
thing off, it's actually just cut it and I took about six to their
cuts get it off. Yeah. Oh, I could breathe. It was
such a relief. Now it's just in piece of sitting in the garbage skin
in my bathroom. If you put that on eBay, Oh, how much
money would she get? That would be the retirement fuel. I'm just saying,
just saying, but I'm I'm not in a dress on recently maybe Segez,
I'm not sure. But to put a dress on, don't you have
to have a button or zipper or something to get it on right? How
do you get it on in these materials? These days are incredible. They
expand the contract to she was sweating so much at the Taylor Swift Swift cons
she was going and she had to cut her dress off. Probably gonna send
it to her to get it autographed. There's a lot of a green fly
on her Instagram. Followers out of say we can do things on the air
we can't do out there. We're just talking about this. We can't wait
here. It's okay, walk out the door. Ten thousand employees strong have
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I know I knew my role. My head was like a bobblehead doing
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right now, saying Game one of the Central Division Showdown tonight in Milwaukee Andrew
Abbott v. Corbin Burns first place Red second place brew Crewe Cincinnata leads by
Milwaukee by two in the division race. Know your role and shut your mouth.
Listen to that Lance six ten with Sports Talk, Ralph American Grill Insight
Pitch at seven ten and the Kelsey Chevrolet extra any show after the game.
There's Kaitlin Jenner on Fox ten years ago. If the Fox News have Caitlyn
Jenner on as a woman anything anything Moms, She's an authority on mothers for
liberty. I'll believe her more when she gets the unkindest cut of all.
That's what I'm saying. From dedicated to committee. I got the wheaties box
with her, him or her, I'm not sure what with a javel and
remember that nineteen seventy six a javelin and now the world's greatest athlete right there
and now still no, I don't think she's had to cut off yet,
but it's and I say that until you can say things here, you can't
say it out there. Right What if I opened the door, then we're
really in a mess. I was told, no, your role and shut
your mouth. Bengals long time putter is calling it, calling it a career.
Willie Kevin Huber out of mcnick and University of Cincinnati, announcing his retirement
today on Twitter. Good guy and he had drafted by the Bengals out in
two thousand and nine draft and a fifth round pick. Played his entire career
with the Bengals. Two hundred and sixteen regular season games for the Bengals and
set the franchise record for most games played. That'll never be broken. A
good man, spend high school, college, and a pro career over most
of your life right here? Good, Why don't you get him? All
the other guy did? That was what Pete rose? Right? It didn't
spend his career here? Well that Barry Larkin. Barry Larkin, Yeah,
yeah, moller, Well Michigan, but that didn't count Michigan. It's not
much of a school. You'd agree, we're right, And then came to
and went to Denver and played with the Bears, right a couple of years
there in the minors, then came here and spent nineteen years. Yeah,
pretty good. Don't see that very often. Know your role and shut your
mother way. What did you guys? If you guys discussed the trade rumor
that MLB network put out there about the landing spot for shoey Otani Cincinnati,
you mentioned the Dodgers, Cincinnati Giants, the Yankees, since the Phillies,
the Rangers, and the Reds. No, your role is shut o mouth,
you prony, if what would you? You couldn't sign him long?
He's gonna sign a seven hundred million dollar contract. You but do your running
for a year and go make a run at this. Yes, yes,
and he's gonna stay in Los Angeles. What if Otani and Mike Trout,
No, and mister l hey Upton comes here with Otani, that'll be a
out of the apocalypse. Really, it's over what you'd have Green. I
mean, they'd be all gone, all those guys. Okay, by the
way, he should Hunter change his first name to Homer Homer Green. No,
your role is shut up. I mean he's hurt constantly. He makes
Senzel look healthy. I mean, is it now, Homer Green? No
one might ask is fine? Is he healthy? But ed Jason William's gone
shut him down. You're gonna shut him down, I said, I see,
shut him down because he's got too many stuff. He can't pitch anymore.
Come on, man, it would be impossible, thank you. If
you get all these factors you gotta get. You gotta get good players,
you gotta get good young players. Shut him all coming together. But then
the factor in the amount of innings throne, Well, they shut down Homer
Green. How'd that go? Shut him down? Constantly? Right? Arm
elbow and it will become an instant legend as town. If he came out
public and said, to hell with the damn pitch Limon, I'm here,
I am paid to throw baseballs for the Cincinnai Reads and win games. I
want to go back out there. He would be an instant hero. Jason
Williams said he's gonna be shut down in August. You got the general manager
saying that, well, we gotta watch that now. He's already thrown one
hundred and ten innings and after all, you know it will never wait for
tomorrow. Don't wait for tomorrowers, Tomorrow may never come. You gotta go
now, Go for now. Shotani's gonna be here. You're telling you it's
hard to imagine that this team will have in case this kind of magic for
the next shive consecutive year. It ain't gonna happen. It may all happen
this year. Shut it down. Say this team is unbelievable right now,
You've got to go for it. Now. Do they have enough to beat
in a short series? Who knows d Backs or the Rangers? I don't
think so. They swept the Rangers. How they played against the Braves,
they were I mean I'm saying they won one, three, four, they
were they were swept the Rays, they swept everybody. Yeah, I'm saying,
well, let's play baseball. If they want to take the air out
of this entire city, then they will shut down and rest camp. That
would be criminal. Oh my god, I'm all upset, sick. I'm
upset. Now, what's on the big show? Guys? Roe's your skinner
right out of the gate? I asked him about that. I'm when asked
him about should the Reds make an offer to get Otani here? He's unbelievable,
by the way, maybe one of the best players of all here?
Can I say that I've already already discussed that. Yes, she's coming.
To forget about give her a second career. She would be the queen,
the princess you used to couple of weekends. Yeah, we have. We
have a Todd Frazier at three thirty five, the hod Father. Can you
believe that was twenty fifteen? Unbelievable? Like yes, today he was the
All Star Game. Um Champ's right. John Maturas at three fifty Gotta shut
him down, shut him? We shut down Home or Green? How did
that work out? Shut him? Down. Come on, man, come
on, comes his hip and remember Kofax didn't he pitched three hundred endings one
year. Come on, we gotta win. No, no, we gotta
shut him down. We gotta protect the long wait for tomorrow. Let's wait
till him that may never come, and then somebody else gets hurt, and
then while we're not ready, maybe then next year everyone tomorrow never comes.
Say Lodolo, what about Lodolo, he's hurt. He learned nothing, Timmy
say, it's like tomorrow never comes. Let his calf. Takes him viagra
now playing give him viagra, takes care of all issues. Good for your
heart, too, Rocky, talk to your wife. I take it?
Yeah, oh you do. I don't think you need it, don't.
Maybe you do now because you've had the unkindest cut of all. But that's
a different issue. It's different so that other people have a We just watched
him TV. All right, we'll talk to Bruce. Can you say Bruce
Jenner anymore? So? I don't. I'll be back before our d him
miss gender gender Come on, come on, I don't know what to sus
segment. Get me out of the stood true, get me out. We
gotta shut him down. We're winning. You gotta win this. Shut him
down. I can't remember shut him down the last year that is. And
every time I'm like rushing in and out of my car to turn the game
on. I'm doing that now. Every word shot of Tommy throwing the cowboy
a game yesterday we're driving football practice, and then and then he gives up
hits the bombs. Tell you're shutting. Somebody shut it down. We gotta
go, We gotta go. Don't sextualize children only, man, Thank you,
Thank you, rock, Thank you. Say d Ei is gonna call
you for that tripled colored hair comment of yours. You said that on me.
I mean Dale Earnhardt Incorporated. Can't say what it was. You'll he'll
be ostracize. You're talking about me neither. That's that's for sure. That's
a cut Willian utter of go reds and and Brewers, Homer Abbot, shut
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