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Great America A glorious Tuesday afternoon. The storms have blew through Covington. It
looked like almost a hurricane. And also coming up later as Reds Baseball.
The Reds cannot beat the Brewers. They're gonna try tonight again. First pitch
about eight ten, coverage about six ten, and Atlance McAllister has gone through
a pitch by pitch analysis and every pitch missed by the umpire hurt the Reds
one way or the other. There's some conspiracy afoot, but nonetheless they played
tonight, got two more games against Milwaukee and then they're through the end of
the year, which is a good thing. But until then, Rob Sanders
walcome again into Bill Cunningham Show, and Rob, how bad was it last
night in Covington? Willie I was still working last night when that storm blew
through, and you know, I felt like I was back in New Orleans
and my college days where it was Hurricane Alley, because it sure felt like
a hurricane was coming through the way, that the rain was blown through,
and the trees were bent over, and it was mayhem down here. But
you know, the good thing about storms like that as it keeps crime down,
so you don't really have to worry about any kind of shenanigans going on
from the criminals when they're getting blown down the street, so it hasn't benefits.
All right, that's good. I can recall your classic comment two or
three years ago at the end of the year, we've had no murders in
Getting County, and you better never say that again because you've got nothing that
Willie won't say that. I jinks the heck out of us for the next
year. I tell you what. We managed to make it through one,
but then we had a tidal wave the next year kept me plenty busy.
I'm still digging out of those murder cases. So yeah, we won't be
commenting on our lack of murders anytime soon. All right, let's talk about
Jacob Bumpus bump ass as I call him. Seventeen year old Page Johnson.
Recall when it occurred, like thirteen years ago, kind of explained the involvement
in Kenton County, and they're trying to find the we believe although there's no
the coroner could not find a cause of death, the murder of Page Johnson.
What was your involvement, Well, Willie, this is a man.
This feels like this case has been going on my entire career and I don't
know if I have ever been as happy about a conviction that I didn't win
as I was yesterday when I heard the judge read the guilty verdict from a
jury out in Claremont County. And congratulations to Zach Zipper and Clay Tharpe,
the two assistant Claremont County attorneys. They prosecuted this case. They did a
heck of a job. But to give you a little recap, this case
goes all the way back to twenty ten and Page Johnson at the time was
the seventeen year old young lady, She's mother. One she left her house
in the evening hours out in Florence, Kentucky, told her mom that she
was going to visit her sister and Covington. In fact, she was picked
up by Jacob Bumpus. She went to his house which was in Taylor Mill,
which is here in Kenton County, but it's it's not in Covington.
I'll get to why that's important. In just minutes she was at his house,
some of his friends stopped over saw her at his house, and that
was the last time anybody other than Jacob Bumpus would see her alive. Her
family. When she was not there the next morning and not at the sister's
house the next morning, they reported her missing. Covington Police where they were
is who they reported to her missing too. They went to talk to Jacob
Bumpus and he claimed that he had dropped her off down on Scott Street near
her sister's house, not too far from her sister's house. But he claimed
that that's the last time he saw her was when he dropped her off down
there. And that's how this became a Covington police cases, just Jacob Bumpus's
false statement that he had dropped her off in Covington. But thank god they
stuck with it because they were a big enough police department with enough resources,
enough manpower and enough dedication that they never gave up the search for Page Johnson.
And it went on for years, Willie. And in fact it went
on for a decade. I can't tell you how many search warrants we executed,
and spent a day roasting out on De Corsi Pike in probably one hundred
and ten degree heat while they took collected bones turned out not to be human
bones, but they found bones in a barn out there. They dug up
a cistern, an old cistern in Latonia, when somebody reported the Page had
been dumped in there. We even traveled to Knox County, Kentucky, which
is down on the Kentucky Tennessee border, because some federal inmate claimed that he
and another criminal had taken Page Johnson down there and dumped her in a field.
We ended up digging up this poor farmer's farm, left him with a
new Olympic sized swimming pool practically, but she wasn't located there. Lots of
false leads over the years, lots of bad rumors, but Covington police never
gave up. But Jacob Bumpus was always a suspect because he refused to cooperate
any further after telling police that he left her on Scott Street and they started
looking in to Jacob Bumpus, he wouldn't cooperate anymore where he was threatening other
people that they shouldn't cooperate. But the one thing Covington police knew is that
Jacobumpus's phone never came to Covington. In fact, they traced his phone pinging
off of cell towers over to the area of East Fork Lake at four o'clock
in the morning, and the ninth page went missing ten years later. I
think you and I have talked about this before. COVID actually resulted in the
discovery of Paige Johnson's body because an individual out in Claremont County who needed to
get out of the house where he had been cooped up with his wife for
a little too long one out hunting for deer sheds and stumbled across Page's skull
hidden in a remote location near a just off a road that was an access
road for a billboard out in a very remote spot in Claremont County and found
Page's body out there, which brought some bit of closure to the case and
that we actually knew where Page's body ended up. Knew what happened to Page,
but because there had been so much deterioration of her body, there was
no way for the medical examiners to figure out why she died or how she
died. But what we could put together as a circumstantial case is showing that
Jacobumpus was the last person to see her, and this phone traveled out to
right where. When I say right, this was older technology, so it's
not precision like it is with GPS today, but out to the area where
her body was found. We presented the case to the Claremont County Attorney's Office
Zack and Clay and the Claremont County Sheriff's Department agreed to take this case up.
Took him three years to get it to trial, but I can't tell
you how happy I was yesterday when they got that guilty verdict of congratulations to
those guys, to their boss, Mark, to Colby, to Sheriff leehe
and the Claremont County Sheriff's deputies that helped out in this case with covered Page's
body. I really can't thank those people enough for bringing some closure to Page
Johnson's family. And also thanks and congratulations to the Covington police in the department,
especially detectives Austin Ross, Justin Bradberry, and Bryan Broads, who's now
retired and can retire in peace knowing that there's been justice for Page. As
far as the abuse of the corps in tampering with Evan is the two charges
he was convicted him. Under Ohio law, the maximum you gets about four
years, and of course the goal is to find something later on that when
to indicate a murder, which at this point double jeopardy doesn't apply yet because
he wasn't found, he's not been charged with the murder. What specific acts
did he commit that was presented in court that he tampered it with evidence?
Well, he tampered with evidence by dumping Page's body out in the woods in
Claremont County to prevent its disclosure, its discovery, I should say by law
enforcement obviously, if he had taken Page to the hospital, or if he
had called an ambulance, or if he had even called police and said,
this is what happened to this young lady, if it had been something other
than a murder, let's say, you know, it was always the reason
he wasn't charged with any fulmhamicide as it could have been anything from an accident
to an overdose. We just we couldn't tell why she was dead. But
if he had actually called police or called nine to one one, or taken
her to the hospital, there would have been a police investigation into what exactly
happened to Page. Obviously that could have resulted in some kind of additional charges
against Jacob Bumpus. But instead of getting her helper, instead of calling law
enforcement, Bumpus dumped her out in the woods, and that prevented the discovery
of her body for a decade, and that prevented addition charges from being filed
against him. So that was the evidence that he tampered with Page was the
actual evidence. And of course that was also the abuse of the corpse dumping
her out alone in the woods. We don't know if she was alive or
dead when he dumped her. That is the abuse of the corps as well
treating her her body in a way that would offend the moral standards of the
Claremont County community and Rob Sanders by implication, only the murderer would have a
motivation to take her body to East Fork Lake. I don't know how far
it is from Taylor, Milda Beatavis got to be forty or fifty miles.
Only the murderer would have done that. Only the murderer would have abused the
corpse. Only the murderer would have tampered with evidence. So you've been at
this for about twenty or thirty years. Did Jacob Bumpus kill murder Page Johnson?
Well, that's just it, Willie. You know, we don't just
know. We need some additional evidence. I think that there is probably someone
out there that Chaco Bumpus either talk to, confess to, or requested assistance
from that evening, either before dumping Page, help with dumping Page, or
help cleaning up, say, his car after he dump Page. I still
think the evidence to prove that jacobump Is committed a homicide is still available.
It's still out there. We just don't have it yet. And I'd say
yet, because you know, it's still my hope that someday that we can
make a homicide charge on jacobumps We don't have it right now, but that
doesn't mean we won't have it in the future. But nevertheless, I'm just
glad at this point. I'm very ecstatic that we got some amount of justice
for Page Johnson's family that said, you know, I will not believe that
this was not a homicide until somebody convinces me that this was not a homicide,
until somebody explains to me how Page died and other than at the hands
of Jacob Bumpus. So if somebody would come forward and just arguing innuendo that
she died of an overdose and there's evidence of that, in which case Jacob
Bumpus is not guilty of a homicide unless he provided the drugs. So it's
available the arguments yet available that she died of either natural causes a drug overdose,
other than murder. But if the murder took place, jurisdiction would not
be in Claremont County, wouldn't it be in Kenton County? Probably? Obviously
that would depend on what we were told and what the facts were. But
given what we know about where Jacob Bumpus was, where Page was, where
they were last seen, and where Jacob bumpus his phone was, in all
likelihood, that would put him in Kenton County at the time Page died or
at the time whatever was done to Page to cause her death happened. So
if there was some innocuous reason. Jacob Bumpus could come forward even now and
say, Okay, this is what happened, and if it involved a non
homicide by him, he'd be guilty only of the four year of vents.
And I would think in Claremont County the judges there are somewhat harsh when it
comes to sentencing. He's going to get four years in prison. I can
all but guarantee you at least that would give him some time to marinate to
say the truth. Of course, if the truth is he killed her,
and then it's going to have to rely upon others. Now. Secondly,
I had you on the other day about Officer Ethan Livingood who had to kill
Garon Patty, And then a couple days later you had Brandon Clayborne in Hamilton
County, Cincinnati go after a police officer, Terry McGuffey and literally almost try
to tear his eyes out of his skull and beat him almost to death with
his own equipment and tazing the police officer. Do you sense? And I
read this story in the inquir there was a letter to the editor that somehow
that police officers today are not viewed with the respect to which they're entitled because
it appears the assaults, the beatings, the shootings, the gauging out the
eyes of police officers is almost a now a routine event. Well, Willie,
I think there's no doubt about that. And these two very violent attacks
on law enforcement officers aside, I think there's no doubt about that. You
know, these days, with the video camera strap to the chest of every
man and woman who puts on a badge, in addition to the badge and
the gun, they now have video camera strapped to them, and I have
to watch those in every single case, and I can tell you without a
doubt that there is a contempt for law enforcement. There's a disrespect for law
enforcement that wasn't there twenty years ago when I started my legal career. What
we are seeing now is a blatant disrespect for law enforcement that I think only
exists because of this media narrative that there is something wrong with law enforcement,
that somehow law enforcements engaged in some giant conspiracy to keep the man down or
something. Everybody thinks they're a victim. It's this victim mentality that has been
instilled and rained in the public by the media. Whether it's on news broadcasts,
or whether it's on social media or whether it's people's Facebook pages. Everybody
wants to boohoo about everything and everybody's a victim these days. Drives me crazy.
But where you see that manifest itself the most is in these bodycam videos
and the way people talk to law enforcement officers and treat law enforcement officers.
It's despicable. I mean, I'm good friends with a lot of cops,
the law enforcement officers some of my best friends in the world, and I
really have a ton of respect for the work that they do. But I
would never want to do it myself because, I tell you what, the
way that they get treated, I just don't know that I have the restraint
that it takes to be a cop these days, because there's some people that,
you know, the reason that they run their mouth to cops like this
is because they're not getting punched in the punched in the mouth anymore. And
there was Dan Hayes something to be said for if you mouthed off to anybody,
whether it was a police officer or whether it was an average citizen on
the street, you about getting punched. If you ran your mouth and disrespected
somebody, and these days with social media, people can hide behind their keyboards
and say all kinds of things. Then they start doing it in person,
and police officers, you know, nine much better day that we you know,
we don't have to worry about law enforcement punching people that they are being
restrained. But at the same time, there's something to be said for the
respect that came with it when people didn't have the nerve to disrespect the law
enforcement officer the way they do. It's kind of I guess it's a double
edged sword, is what I'm saying. That it's good that our law enforcement
is more professional and acting with more restraint, but a man with it comes
the ability to disrespect law enforcement officers by people that really should have a lot
more respect and should treat officers the way they would want to be treated,
if nothing else. But yes, I do think that as a result of
that, there are lunatics out there, violent people out their criminals out there
that in the past, maybe they wouldn't have had nerve to take on a
cop, to attack a cop, to try and gas their eyes out,
to try and take their gun away from them, But now now it's a
totally different Here it's a totally different age, and unfortunately we're seeing far more
law enforcement officers injured and killed because of it. Well, Officer Ethan living
Good and Officer Terry McGuffey were two guys who showed up at the scene on
a nine to one win call, and both of them said the same thing,
basically, Hey, what's going on? Can I help you? They
didn't go there with an attitude. They went there to provide police services,
and Ethan living Good's case, within about ten seconds, he's in a life
and death struggle with garin Patty and seven am on Sunday morning, he got
a sixty four year old man who's been a cop thirty three years, Officer
McGuffey, who shows up to say, hey, what's going on? We
got because his street character Crazy Brandon Clayborne, was exposing himself eleven o'clock in
the morning near the pickleball courts. He shows up and says, hey,
what's going on? And he is now still in the hospital, eyes almost
gouged out, beating about the face and the head taste several times by this
character who doesn't even know where he is or what he's doing. Because we
have a system that we'll not lock up career criminals who are mentally ill.
Well Tony tells him, we gotta go. But one of the highlights of
your career would be to prosecute the murderer of Page Johnson, which maybe that'll
happen soon. But once again, Rob Sanders buttoned down the hatches. I
think the storms are through, coming through, coming through Covington for a while.
And thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And with your
permission, Rob will do it again. Thank you, Willie. I'd love
to one last thing. Today is actually Ethan living Goods birthday, and you
know, somebody Garon Patty decided that somebody was going to die that day back
on July the ninth, and through his bravery and his tenacity, Ethan living
Good decided it wasn't going to be him. But today is a good day
because off three and living Good gets to see another birthday celebrate with his family.
So happy birthday to Ethan, and thank you for having me on.
Great comments. Thank you, Rob. Let's continue with more Reds baseball kicks
off. Hopefully they can maybe beat the Brewers at some point if the umpires
are also prejudiced. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred Wwday, A hard working
young American Frank Sybell. Let's continue after one o'clock today we have scheduled a
expert on the issue one in Ohio, which has received quite a bit of
media attention. Or hopefully we're going to break down what it is, what
it does, what it doesn't do. Then after two o'clock today, we
have a representative of News Nation here to talk about the UFO testimony that's going
to happen tomorrow in Washington. And I watched a preview of it this morning,
and we have numerous US naval pilots who are going to testify that they
have seen and they have video of alien spacecraft flying at a thousand miles an
hour, diving into the Pacific Ocean the depths of thirty thousand feet and then
coming back out of the ocean at a thousand miles an hour, which is
more than a speed of sound, and continuing on their way. And I'm
thinking, well, if you said it, or I said it, I
might say that's a bunch of chiquita bananas. But when you have numerous US
naval pilots they're going to testify tomorrow, Wednesday, the things they've observed.
I don't know what to say, do you, But that's from News Nation.
That'll be after a two o'clock today. After one o'clock is Amy Natosi
to talk about the issue coming up in about two weeks in August, the
and then how it relates to what's going to happen in November, etc.
And how germane is this? You know? I travel the highways and the
byeways on a daily basis every day, and a mother came up to me
who has a fourteen year old girl. And I can barely remember being fourteen
years old. But for a mother to have a teenage girl today is a
very difficult adventure. The outside influences, the lack of control, and one
might have the TikTok world, the fact your parents are stupid when you're fourteen
and then brilliant by the time you're thirty four. How brilliant your parents were,
especially your mom. When you have a teenage girl. You like to
think mom is consultant when her daughter has an important matter. You would like
to think you're involved in the life and that your daughter will come to you
not with everything. That would be almost impossible, but for important life raging
events. You would hope that you're fourteen year old, you're thirteen year old,
your twelve year old daughter, your sixteen would say, Mom, this
is what I'm going through. You would hope that relationship exists. So there's
some mother, she appeared to be in her mid thirties, comes to me.
It comes up to me and says, you know what happened at Children's
Hospital the other day with my daughter? I said, well, of course
I don't. I do not know what happened the other day. Let me
tell you. And by the way, Children's Hospital under the previous great leadership
of a doctor Fisher, it's about the best there is. In fact,
one rating service at our Children's hospital is the best in the nation. That's
pretty good and certainly anchors pill Hill and it will continue to be great.
And what Children's Hospital does in Cincinnati has followed the law, whatever the law
is. I can recall when my son was hit when he was fourteen years
old in a football game and rundered unconscious, And there's nothing like an ambulance
going on in the field and scraping your son off the field and transporting him
to Children's Hospital. Until your life gets real meeting and focus, what are
we dealing with here? Fortunately he was knocked out and they had a concussion
and revived in the ambulance and we went there. They did their test and
nothing of great things about Children's Hospital. Nonetheless, I regress. So she
says to me, my daughter was tussling around with a couple other girls in
school and one of them grabbed her hoop ear ring and pulled it and it
was, I guess, a pierced deal and basically it ripped the bottom half
of the earlobe and put it in two pieces. It was dangling. So
she's crying like crazy, blood everywhere. The school calls me. I rush
to the school. The ambulance was called, so I'd get there before the
ambulance gets there. And we go down to Children's Hospital and she's crying the
entire time. She's with her in the ambulance and she's bleeding, but the
bleeding is stopping because the bottom ere lope does bleed. But nonetheless, it
didn't appear to be a serious matter, right it happens, So you go
to Chldren's Hospital. There in the emergency room, her daughter is now more
composed than she was before in some pain, but very upset. Blood's on
her clothes, you know, ambulance in the school. Indeed, what's going
it's a big deal. Anyway, So the doctor comes in and they're prepared
to do this, and she says to the doctor that is the fourteen year
old, I don't want this. No, no, no, I don't
want to stay. I can't go through this anymore. I'm done. And
so you know, Mom puts her arm around her sobbing daughter and said,
honey, we got to sew this up. You know, we can't have
a dangling, dangling part of sip. Well, we can't have your air
lobe dangling in two pieces. And she's in some pain. No, no,
no, no, And so you know, Mom smiles to the doctor
and says, okay, let's stitch it up. And the doctor looks at
Mom and says, I can't do it. Mom says to the doctor,
you can't do it. No, Well, why can't you do it?
Because the patient says no, and Mom says, way minute, yeah,
she's fourteen, but no, And they get into a bit of an argument
about the daughter does not want it done, she's fourteen, and of course
it has to be done. But the daughter says no, and the doctor,
following State of Ohio guidelines and children's hospital guidelines implementing him, says no.
And mom is arguing with the doctor, what do you mean no?
Sew it? And the daughter says no. So the doctor leaves the room.
You're a children's hospital, and the mom and the daughter get into an
argument and the daughter starts to cry again. A nurse comes in. What's
going on? Well, I'm talking to my daughter, And the nurse says
to the fourteen year old, are you okay? Like do you want to
be separated from your mother? It's like, what, No, she's fine.
This is a functional family, a mom and a dad, as a
brother and two other daughters. Yeah. No, no, she's fine.
So then they leave. Then the mother tries to and the daughter then says,
I want to go home. You want to go home? You have
a split earlobe and we got to get it sewed together. No, I
don't want it done. The long and the short. A couple of three
hours later, the mother would not leave the hospital, and finally the daughter
after two or three hours, he's calmed down. We can numb it a
little bit, and we let's sew it up, and they left about four
hours later with a few stitches in the earlobe. Now, how is this
Germaine? To my guest after one o'clock, You would think that society is
ordered in such a way that when a child needs medical attention of one type
or another, that mom or dad has a lot to say about what happens.
And you can't let a child, a juvenile, make a lifelong decision
when that child doesn't have the perspective of dad or mom about how things work
in the real world. You would think society would say, well, of
course you have to get this done, because you can't go around life with
a split earlobe. It doesn't look right. Plastic surgery later or whatever.
No, society has not worked that way right now, and maybe it will
never be that way again. The doctor hopefully would have said, honey,
you've got to have this done, and we're going to do it, and
mom wants it done. If you needed a half an hour an hour to
get yourself together, no problem, and the issue would have been resolved.
She would have said, yes, let's get it done. Well, guess,
in today's world, if that girl would find herself pregnant or if that
girl would say, after peer pressure and whatever, I want to change genders
and I want to have my breast cut off after hormonal therapy is imposed upon
me. The mother of the father has zero zilch say in what's going to
occur. As it stands right now, that girl can get a ride to
plan parenthood down in Mount Auburn and get an abortion, or begin hormonal therapy
and change genders, and the school to the school does not have to notify
the parents about what's happening at school. When Stephanie wants to become Steve or
vice versa, or if that child finds herself pregnant, the mother the father
has zero impact in that child's life from small things like an air lobe that
needs to be sowed or the killing of your grandchild, your grand baby.
The way the law is now, zero zilch, nada. No consultation is
required, permission is not required at all. And so when you Supreme Court
ruled about a year ago in Dobbs that the word abortion is not in the
US Constitution, which everyone thought was the case anyway, No, what is
now? It throws it back to the States. So if this thing passes
in November. It means, and by the way, when you read the
constitutional amendment, which I'd urge you to do so, there's no reference to
a woman. It's referred to as a patient because as we all know,
men can give birth to babies too, And it has no reference to age
of any type. So that means up until and through the ninth month that
the unborn baby has zero rights none. Nor does the grandparents. The mother
and the father of the pregnant woman or child or girl has zero opportunity.
It is simply up to a thirteen year old to make the decision, without
parental involvement, without parental permission, with zero impact of mom and dad,
during the most critical time in your life. And so I say to you
again that we get the government we deserve, we get the policies that we
deserve, and if we vote a certain way, then Ohio would have by
far the most liberal abortion policy in the nation, much more liberal, much
more obsessive, much more extreme than Roe versus Wade ever was. Roe versus
Wade is not on the ballot. What is on the ballot is something much
far to the left of Roe versus Wade or partial birth abortion is permitted up
through the ninth month of pregnancy, aboording thousands of healthy babies. And that's
the way it is. And you're going to vote on that now. The
commercials don't tell you that, but I just did. That's the truth.
Look at the language itself. And if you can find the word woman,
or find the word under eighteen anywhere, I'll eat the papers in front of
me because it does not exist. It's non existing. So this mother had
the shock of her life when her fourteen year old freshman was making a decision
about a minor surgical procedure that she had no control over whatsoever. So if
schools in the future of this past want to have their own hormonal therapy clinic
for those who identify as a different gender than they do, parents have zero
impact. And that means that we're in trouble. We're in serious difficulty.
And if that's what we pass, if that's what Ohioans vote on, those
in Kansas vote on it, and they don't know what they're voting on because
citizens do not take the time to read it. I see these silly signs
that say one man, one vote. What how about this? Thirty two
of the fifty states have no ability of citizens initiatives to change the state constitutions.
For those who didn't go to Deer Park High School, that's sixty four
percent of the states and the rest of the eighteen the majority have more than
a fifty percent to change the constitution. Not to propose a new law,
that's still fifty percent. It's to change the constitution. And the reason they're
doing that is they want the people's representatives in Columbus to have no change,
no ability to change whatever they pass in November. It was drafted by Planned
Parenthood. It was put together by the ACLU. So if you support the
policies generally of the ACLU, go ahead and vote yes. If in general
role you support the idea that a constitution needs to have a supermajority to pass,
and then then you have to vote no, and that's in November.
We'll see what happens. In August, I am voting yes, and in
November the Great American is voting no. So we'll talk about that later.
If you'd like, let's continue. We never stop, We simply continue.
Coming up next is a bit more info on this and more. Reds Baseball
kicks off at six ten. Lance McAllister has done an exhaustive study of the
prejudice major League umpires have against the Reds. All the questionable calls go against
the Reds and all go in favor of Milwaukee, and I give Lance McAllister
full credit. Let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham, the Grant American,
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now, out of eleven games, the Reds are two and nine and still
a game and a half out of first. If you've flipped out, I'd
like to play mental games at times. If you flipped that around, the
Reds would be like six games in first place. But nonetheless, I guess
you can't do that. But the umpires being unfair, all the calls are
against the Reds. But let's not talk about that. Baseball starts about six
ten to night. Reds and brew Crewe got tonight, got tomorrow afternoon,
then out to the Los Angeles Dodgers. But until then, I've noticed in
my life that when the truth does not work, try to convince the masses
as to lies upon which you can motivate them to vote a certain way.
On August eighth, there are many in Ohio, the one to amend the
Ohio constitutions so that it takes more than fifty percent plus one in order to
pass the constitutional amendment. Because whether it's the US Constitution or the thirty two
states out of the fifty that don't have any procedure whatsoever to amend its states
constitution, Ohio is out of whack with the rest of the states. So
you never would get that from the edge. Joining you and nine now is
Ammy Natosi. She's a spokesperson for Protect Women Ohio in Columbus. And Amy,
welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, it
appears by the polling, and we all know polls are never wrong. They
accurately predict everything that the polling indicates. This thing's going to go down to
defeat on August eighth. Give me your perspective on the polling. First of
all, I think you said it best. Bill, we saw you know,
the Columbus Dispatch had polls in twenty sixteen and twenty twenty, and if
they were correct, then Hillary Clinton would have been president and Joe Biden would
have won Ohio by five points. So we don't put much stock in the
public polling, but this is certainly a great opportunity to remind our folks of
why they need to get out and vote Yes one one on August eighth.
An Issue one on August eight specifically will change the Ohio Constitution to have sixty
percent required on an initiative process instead of fifty When I head on your friend
and mine Representative Bill sites He's part of the National Legislature Association of all fifty
States. Of the fifty states, thirty two, which is for those who
did not go to a good school, is sixty four percent of the total
number of states. About two thirds of the states do not allow a state
constitution to be amended by citizen initiative, and of the other eighteen, the
great majority of those require more than fifty percent. Because you're not dealing with
a statute or an ordinance or law. You're dealing with the constitution. Itself.
So can you tell the American people as we sit here this a Tuesday
afternoon, what is going to happen in August the eighth substantively tell the American
people what they're going to vote on. Absolutely, So in August eighth,
we are going to have the opportunity to vote on Issue one, which would
raise the threshold for passing constitutional amendments in Ohio from fifty percent to sixty percent.
And Bill, you hit it on the head. There only eighteen states
in this country allow for petition initiated constitutional amendments. So what we're experiencing right
now in Ohio although the eighteen states, half of them both Republican and Democrat,
have higher thresholds than fifty percent for passing constitutional amendments. So Ohio is
very much in a minority here for only requiring sixty percent to pass constitutional amendments.
So August eighth, we need to vote yes on Issue one to increase
that threshold. And this is really all about protecting our constitution from out of
state special interest groups. Our constitution is far too vulnerable to these out of
state groups that think they can come in here with their truckloads of money and
by their way into the constitution. So this is really about protecting our founding
document, and that's why a yes vote on August eighth is so important.
Let's discuss hypocrisy. I love political hypocrisy. What percent of the vote of
members of the League of Women Voters have got to positively vote to change the
constitution of the League of Women Voters. Yes, So the League of Women
Voters themselves require a supermajority to amend their by laws, and they're not alone
of The Ohio Democratic Party, which opposes Issue one, requires a sixty percent
vote to amend their constitution. They requires sixty percent vote to endorse candidates.
The ACLU of Ohio requires a sixty percent vote to remove members of its board.
They require a sixty six percent vote to overturn actions of their executive board.
So all of these groups on the left which are telling us Issue one
is undemocratic themselves have higher standards. So this is just a classic example of
the hypocrisy, and they wouldn't want you to know that they actually support sixty
votes at higher So the National Democratic Party requires two thirds, Ohio Democratic Party
require sixty percent, the ACLU require sixty percent or more. The league of
women voters demand sixty percent or more. The great majority of the states either
don't allow it at all or require more than fifty percent. And so when
I see these dumb ass signs that say one man, one vote, first
of all, I thought men don't exist, because when I listen to Justice
Jackson is there are there two genders? And are you a woman? She
could not answer the question whether I'm a woman. But nonetheless, I thought
one man, one vote. I thought that was an impermissible term. But
what is the argument that Democrats may can those who believe abortion ought to be
a sacrament that one man, one vote? What does that mean? That's
a great question, Bill. I've been trying to figure that out myself,
because we will still have one person, one vote even with a sixty percent
majority needed to pass constitutional amendments. And let's be clear, there is nothing
more democratic than allowing Ohioans to go to the polls on August each and voting
to cast a vote on how we will amend our constitution. We are letting
Ohioans decide how Ohio's constitution is amended. So I can't explain their thought process
too. I don't know if they can probably not. But this is again
why we need a yes vote on issue one. Well, the Democrats can't
be democratic if they require more than fifty percent to amend their by laws and
their constitution. And so you know, the only strength we have as a
people is an informed electorate. And so when the truth doesn't work, just
tell lies now. Secondly, when we get to the November matter, which
I think is I'm not sure that date in November and November eighth, whatever
the first Tuesday after the first Monday is. But in November we're going to
vote yea or nay substantively. And for the American people, if you read
which I'm holding it now in my hands, the actual language of what you're
going to vote for, there's no reference to a woman or two mothers.
There's no reference to parental consent. What this would do when you read this
amendment, if a woman decides eight and a half months into the deal that
you know what, I don't want to go through the agony of birth.
I want to abort my baby. And you go to planned parenthood. And
if they have a doctor at planned parenthood, and I'm sure they're going to
buy one off to say that a woman's mental health would be effective by having
the pregnancy, and she wants to have the abortion, and would that be
permitted then in Ohio it would be That's why this November constitutional amendment is so
dangerous. It would allow painful late term abortions on demand all the way through
nine months. It would strip away parental rights so that parental consent and notification
are no longer required for a minor who's seeking an abortion, and even sex
change surgeries. And it would remove common sense health and safety protections that we
currently have on the police have on the books for a women in Ohio who
do undergo abortions. And so this is removing protections for women, for the
unborn and stripping parents of the rights. There's nothing more dangerous than the acl
used anti parent amendment that they are going to try to push on us this
November. I mean, and Tosi, let me read in one sentence out
of this which says one thing, then demands another. Abortion may be prohibited
after fetal vibe ability. But you know, but there's the butt monkey,
a large butt. In no case may such an abortion be prohibited if in
the professional judgment of the pregnant patience treating physician, it is necessary to protect
the pregnant patient's life or health period. What is a pregnant say, there's
no, there's no. You know, women don't give birth, So what
is a pregnant patient's health? What does that mean? That's a great question.
So the attorneys from the ACLU that drafted this amendment intentionally left the word
health very broad. They didn't define it. So courts have shown us time
and time again, including the US Supreme Court, that when health is left
undefined, it can mean a woman's physical health, emotional health, mental health,
social health, financial health. Any of those reasons are permissible for a
woman to then go obtain a late term abortion. So it could be an
abortionist that decides a perfectly healthy, viable child should no longer be carried to
term because it would negatively affect the mother's financial health. So this allows abortion
on demand through nine months. And something else you read their bill was the
fact that it says it's up to each individual abortionist when an unborn child is
viable. So they don't define viability. You're letting the abortionists define viabilities.
So of course the person who makes their living performing abortions is going to decide
with late term abortions, they're left is completely undefined, and this allows for
unlimited abortion on demand through nine months. Let's say a fourteen, fifteen,
sixteen year old girl finds herself in trouble. She's pregnant. It's the most
critical time of her life. Nothing in this amendment would say that the parents
of the teenage girl need to be consulted. You can't say yea, you
can't have veto power because of Supreme Court decisions. But there's nothing in here
that would require the teenage girl to consult with her mom and dad to say
what Mom, what do you think I mean? I'm in trouble, give
me my options, can we raise this child, etc. There's no requirement
of a teenage girl going to mom or dad. There's no requirement speaking with
a parent or any other person. Is it fair to say that this abortion
throws out Roe versus Wade, this abortion amendment and is much more liberal than
Roe versus Wade ever was. Yeah. So this amendment would completely eviscerate parential
consent and notification requirements in Ohio. What this amendment says is that the state
cannot burden or interfere with an individual's reproductive decisions. Burden and interfere have very
specific consequences when written into the law, and so burden. Now parental consent
can be considered a burden. Parental notification could be considered a burden. And
so now we're saying parents do not have a right to be involved in their
child's most important, life altering decisions. And we know that this is what
the ACLU is all about. They have spect decades going state to state arguing
against parental consent and notification. They tweet about how parental notification law should be
abolished. They have an entire page on their website explaining why parental notification is
a burden to teenagers trying to obtain abortions. This is their agenda. They
have made it clear, They've stated it in black and white, and we
know that's exactly what they're trying to do in Ohio. Unfortunately, the press
all too often has chosen to overlook this fact. But we are holding the
ACLU accountable to their own track record and their own public statements, and that's
why we are urging a no vote come November. So the way to vote
no, of course, you want to vote yes in August and no in
November. And lastly, let's say a sixteen year old girl or boy wants
to switch genders, and many public schools today that parents are out of the
mix. You can't be told that your boy will wants to become a girl.
And this amendment would seem to say, because it involves reproductive rights,
since girls can get pregnant and unfortunately boys cannot get pregnant, except in the
minds of liberals, that there's nothing in here that would stop sixteen year old
girl from changing genders because it involved a reproductive issue. Is that correct?
Exactly? So, again, the attorneys who wrote this amendment intentionally chose very
broad language. They said that this would protect an individual's reproductive decision. So
that's not limited to abortion. That's anything that touches upon somebody's reproductive abilities.
So if somebody takes hormone blockers, that affects the reproduction. If they have
undergo sterilization procedures, that affects the reproduction. If they undergo actual sex change
procedures, that of course affects their reproduction. So this protects anything that would
affect somebody's reproductive abilities. So that absolutely covers sex changes. And what's really
concerning is we're already seeing this type of legislation come about in other states.
I know there was a story out of Seattle just the other week about how
schools are now giving hormone blockers to children, and so this is not some
crazy idea that couldn't ever happen in the United States. We're already seeing it
happen in other states. And now the ACLU is banging on Ohio's door,
and that's why we need to vote yes in August and oppose this amendment come
November. Amy Ntosi of Protect Women Ohio, thank you. And what is
your website If any of the American people need more info and informed electorate as
democracies as strong as the weapon, what is your website? Yeah, So,
Protect Women Ohio dot com has a ton of information about Issue one in
August and of course about this antiparent amendment in November. Also have links to
all of our social media channels, which is the easiest, most freeway to
share information with your friends and family. So again i'd encourage everybody to visit
Protect Women Ohio dot com. Thank you, Amy, thank you very much,
and good luck and god speed. Thank you. Very much. Thank
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an appropriate title. It's called the Sex Issue. It's all what else do
we have on this show? It's all hands on deck. Quote at Cincinnati,
Jack's Men Indulge and the Ultimate Solo Act Together written by Katie Griffith.
What it involves a bar restaurant in which men indulge in the ultimate act together.
It's called group masturbation. Oh my god, voyeurism and exhibitionism. Here's
the story, and there's three men enjoying and enjoying themselves. And Jo's what
is the world coming to? I'm saying, we got issues right now?
This is the ultimate? What in the world? Well, there are franchises
available. Yeah, you could get one for Deer Park, the founder of
City Jacks. You know what. You could have as many of those as
you used to have restaurants. Yeah, you had five restaurants, right,
isn't yet? You could have one in Covington, Indiana Western Hills Mason Mason
Kenwood. Wow, this is an intimate professional experience. I bet and that
men get together discuss manly issues with their sch fonts displayed, and men then
enjoy a couple of drinks. And franchises are available. So I'm thinking Rocky,
you know Harris, well, you know we went to that newdist camp
that one day into what Coleraine township. You can if they do a remote
you can. You're going here by yourself. It came in the nineteen eighties.
It's called the Jack's Club, and our softball team is nicknamed the Jo's.
Tracy Jones must be involved on Tracy is involved? Is he okay?
And you're edging into the area of pleasurable orgasms with all your male friends?
Can we say this and we're not even in safe harbor? Haven't said a
bad word yet? Oh? Okay, there's some more photosh boy can't wait?
Yeah? Great? How about this? When you're on a journey of
self discovery, you meet people, you have conversations with other men. You're
gonna open yourself up, find your authentic self. It's kind of like this
show. Then why why do you got to go there? You can just
listen to us. It comes I've been naked with gay men? What the
it comes with practice and talking about cray a safe space? Proper men can
be men. He's talking about. Practice is something we're all practice, we
can all do together and celebrate. How could this be practice? Manson?
It's practice? Man, you're on the journey of self discovery. What's wrong
with loving a man like this show? That's the backbone of this show?
Well, oh boy, how about this? What's next? Rules for proper
release eleven components of the Jack's philosophy. Philosophy, I'm leaving the room philosophy.
Great, what is this on the wall? Like? Play like a
champion at Notre Dame or something. You got rules, find out how to
touch yourself properly. That's all I touch yourself properly. So I'm saving this
issue. The rock will be here. All hands on deck. Ye,
Cincinnati Jacks joined their softball team to Jo's say, look, Tracy always wanted
to manage here. It is right here. Just that's do you leave it
in your folder, nobody else's. I'll leave it on this side of the
desk. A rocky boyman, boy, is this? Is this a guest
future guest for the show? Then? Can't say, but I'm telling you
this. Get in touch with yourself. That's what do you do on this
show every day. Get in touch with yourself. We'll leave the Stute Reporters
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about to open up a place called Jills where women can take care of them,
say Jack, and it's not bad, not bad bad, not a
bad idea. But oh boy, I'm thinking Rob Sanders saying, keep Jack's
out of Jesus, keep Jack's out of coming. Well, Bunny, oh
the night. Maybe they could, they could. They gotta go around the
tri state. So we're in Indiana, were in Ohio and wearing Kentucky.
They're gonna go. Would you like to be a custodian Lawrence? Hey,
no, no, no. Kristen Yelloch hit that walk off single in the
bottom of the ninth Willie off Alexis Diez who didn't get anybody out, and
the Brewers beat the Reds last night to Milwaukee. Owen's a game and a
half lead. Uh, let's see Ellie de la Cruz. What a catch
by Joey Weemer, the former Bearcat last night the beginning of the game.
But then Prus got revenge. They put a little note up on the scoreboards.
You notice that, yep, And they said, well then he hit
a four a mammoth shot out of Brewers Stadium. Apparently DLC's homer. Uh
went to Sheboygan two rivers, then bounced onto Sturgeon Bay and somewhere it's in
Northern Lake, Michigan. The ball. Let's see what else is going on
here? According to Ace. According to Ace, the proprietor of Jo's,
there are health risks associated with bodily fluid discharge, So you must have someone
knowledgeable able to provide. Is it in a nuclear outfit or something? Clean
up and lyles and off six I'm just as horrified about it as everybody else.
Get jazz, Thank you Chance. It's a good pitching match up tonight.
Rookie left the Andrew Abbott against the veteran The Ace of Corbin Burns six
ten with Lance and Sports Talk Rouse, American Grill Inside Pitch seven ten and
the Kelsey Chevrolet Extrating Show after the game. It's like to hear one of
the eleven rules. I don't think we have a choice. No lips below
the hips. Bengals update. Bengal players reported today they just walked in and
they checked their name off and you're in class. Training camp workouts start tomorrow.
Pay Course Stadium gates open tomorrow at one thirty workout of two fifteen.
And also Willie how about this? In NBA News Boston Celtics start Jalen Brown
has agreed to the richest deal in NBA history. How many years, five
years, three hundred and four million dollars Supermax contract extension. How about a
man going by the name is a BB is a fifty six year old man
who's had nothing but difficulties obtaining shall we say pleasure from sexual activity? Quote.
I'm a middle school teacher and I don't think my students need to see
me in a Jack's club. I love the anonymity where I can discuss my
problems with other men who have similar difficulties. Willie. We also want to
say that Saint Vincent DePaul and the Reds hit the hit it out of the
ballpark this past weekend, collecting eighty nine hundred pounds of food enough to provide
seventy four hundred and ninety one meals for our neighbors throughout the tri State through
the Strikeout for Hunger Food drive last weekend at GABP SO. We thank everyone
who donated for the Strikeout for Hunger Food Drive to benefit Saint Vincent DePaul.
Friend of mine said, you could call it. We need Saint Vincent DePaul
right now. Call it, Willie. Jacks. Let's see, uh,
Michigan coach. Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh could be facing a four game suspension.
What he made a ledge? False statements hardball made to officials investigating recruiting
violations. How about this? I about another rule? Now what? It's
best to keep conversation during playtime to a minimum. But dirty talk is acceptable
with your male friends from the waist down. Those guys are explosive. Don't
say anything. Keep it quiet right there. Don't say anything. Jack's would
you join the soft known as the Jao's? No? Sorry you? Would
you? No? Say? We got the franchise. Opportunities are available city
beat the sex issue. Men indulge in the ultimate solo act together. I
don't saying what do you think? I don't know what to say. I'm
struck, dumb and speechless as usual? Should I get on? The writer
of this story, Katie Griffith, Yes, your showy, Yes, your
easier producer. Yeah, it's sweeping the nation. How do you know?
That's what it says in the article. Yes, So what other locations do
they have around the nation? Let's say New York, LA, Chicago,
Francisco, figures. Now, yeah, Jackson was born out of a curiosity
that men have for each other's private parts. Damn not, absolutely not.
No, No, I don't either. I started traveling to nearby Jackson in
Nashville, Detroit, and Pittsburgh and facilitators are present. It was inspiring I
could be myself among my male friends, talk about manly issues, then engage
in the ultimate solo act. I founded Erotic to each his own Willie.
I guess I don't know what to say. When you're on a journey of
self discovery and you meet people, you have conversations, you open up in
ways that you find authentic. That's what we do on this show every day.
So why go there? See the photos city? I said, we're
in trouble segments. All I can say, we're in serious trouble, no
kidding. One of the rules is come as you are. I wish I
was in safe harbor. Still we're still out in the middle of the typhoon.
I want to rock you to see this, to see this level of
interest of getting the franchise and Harrison, oh boy, I say that was
awkward. Thank you lap. According to uh Lance McCalla, start now,
he's done copious research on what that on this? Also he wants the independence
Jesus, he wants the playoff rights going on. I don't know. I
mean you gotta you gotta tweet there from Rob Sanders says not not in this
house. Rob doesn't like it much. He says, take it to and
then what happens if he opened one up in Cincinnati? Does M M powers
get involved? And then do you take it all the way to the top?
Justice Joe, what's Joe think about that? Wes Yeah, we men
can be men in a bar having a bud light exposed, talking about manly
issues. You can be yourself segment. Oh okay, Well we'll see what
happens, won't we. Here are some photos of the men that's play.
You are out of your mind. I'm reading this story. Yeah great,
I mean, you know it's America, will you They do anything they want,
don't be critical. One of the rules are be yourself, voyeurism,
exhibitionism, nudity, consensual touching, solo, and mutual masturbation. That sounds
like Scott's Loan show. They are encouraged. You want to read this,
It's okay, that's okay, And I'm not and I'm not getting any franchises.
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Say google that, okay, William Cunningham Resurrectionist. Now he would be interested
in franchises because sweep the nation. I don't know what, I don't know,
I don't know what the world segment. Give me out of the studs
for it, William Utter of the hot day here in the tri State.
It's even hotter in other places in town. And the jao's We leave you
with the immortal words of the student report, say, I wish you the
bank account of Republicans in the sex Life of a Democrat. Yeah, Charlie
would buy these franchises, and that would be a rule coming up next.
Or alien spacecraft chiefs have landed on the Earth, and there's an alien floating
in a jar at Thelidomide somewhere in New Mexico. We're gonna find out about
two oh six the aliens have landed on seven hundred WLW, Georgia. It's
now for our twenty twenty three by Billy Cunningham, The Great American and Kelly
Meyer is joining us now from News Nation. As you may know, tomorrow
Wednesday, a House Oversight Committee is having a hearing on UFOs, also known
as UAPs, and ahead of that, there are several lawmakers concerned that the
Pentagon itself is blocking review of some of the materials. And joining you and
on now, is that Sam Kelly Meyer of News Nation. Kelly, welcome
again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Kelly, can you tell the American
people at least what's intended for tomorrow? Thank you for having me. Yeah,
so much interest in this hearing, as you can imagine, not only
in our country, but across the globe. I was just talking with someone
in Mexico, someone in Australia, someone in the UK asking how they could
tune into this hearing that's happening in Washington, DC, Young Capitol Hill.
It's going to be really unlike what we've seen before in terms of hearings on
UFOs. From before, we've heard from government officials, but this is really
the first time we're going to hear from witnesses that have firsthand accounts of what
they've seen and what they feel the government maybe keeping from the American public.
So we're going to here from three witnesses tomorrow ten am Eastern, right here
in Washington, DC, and then hearing these questions and answers from the witnesses
and members of Congress, both Democrats and Republicans here really working in a bipartisan
way, which is rare here in Washington to get answers and have some transparency
here on the subjects. And Kelly Mayer, assuming the video evidence is weak
or non existent, you would anticipate that the Pentagon would say this is what
we got. But well, I watched News Nation the other night and they
had a Navy pilot who spent eighteen years landing on aircraft carriers, and he
said he observed an object going about three times the speed of the speed of
sound, which is about two thousand miles an hour, dive into the ocean
at that speed, and he said, that's impossible. They made turns at
a thousand miles an hour. That cannot happen. And so when I watch
and these aren't Hollywood producers or directors trying to make a buck, these are
US naval pilots that said they observe things that are against the laws of physics.
Isn't that powerful stuff? Yeah? And I think that's why you're seeing
so much interest in this hearing. People want to know what they have to
say. I think there hasn't been a hearing like this. I think the
one that they had last year with govern officials was the first in fifty years
on the subject. Now we're hearing a year later from actual witnesses who have
seen these kinds of incidents that you just described, So I think people may
be looking for more answers here, especially with you know, we heard from
one of the witnesses, David Grush, exclusively on news nations, but what
he may say in front of Congress maybe a little different than what he shared
on television because he will be on their oaths and he will be asked by
members of Congress what he has seen. So I think those tuning in,
especially those who have been following this, the UFO enthusiasts, research or scientists,
all tuning in to hear what these three people have to say and if
this may change things. So a lot of people are looking at this as
a very historic hearing that's happening tomorrow it's like the day the Earth stood Still
with Keanu Reeves. Can we go off the record? Do you think UFOs
exist? Have we been visited by eliens? What does Kelly Meyers say?
Oh me, Oh my gosh. I don't know if I can say.
I gotta say, you know, from the view up top, just looking
down on what people think. I just report on it. But I do
think it's going to be very interesting. And I've been covering this actually for
quite a while here on Capitol Hill since the first what they called the UAP
report came out in twenty twenty one, and having you know, talk with
senators that are trying to find out some answers from the Pentagon and to see
it, you know, escalate to what we're seeing today and hearing from these
witnesses. It's just fascinating. But I know the interest is there. I
get messages all the time most of my followers on Twitter I think are the
UFO community because I've been covering this story, and I think just people really
want to know what's out there. It's just a fascinating subject. You know.
On one hand, I'm thinking I've had on those astronomers, etc.
Who say, look in order for us to reach an inhabitable planet, we
would have to travel at about something the range of thirty thousand miles an hour
for seventy seven thousand years. That's moving for seventy seven thousand years to get
there one way. But on the other hand, I look at a billion
sons, I look at trillions of planets, most of which have not yet
yet been discovered. So all that is out there, it would be filled
with hubris for us to say we're the only living species anywhere in this huge
universe. But on the other hand, the technology to get here and to
stay here is so alien to what we believe that it can happen. We
cannot go for seventy seven thousand years at thirty thousand miles an hour, which
I can't even comprehend that that technology doesn't exist. And so if the technology
I listened to this pilot on on Your Air two nights ago that said,
if that technology exists, either by folding the universe or coming through wormholes or
going through a black hole somehow and get here real quick. If that technology
exists, they would be so far ahead of us they would consider us to
be like cockroaches or ants were like nothing. I remember the rod Serling bit
long before even you were born, and before in my youth, there was
this one segment they had Kelly Meyer in which it was serving mankind. And
so these aliens came down and they solved all the desert problems that made it
bloom. They solved a heart disease, they solved the cancer, and their
motto was serving mankind. And they had all these marvelous solutions to all the
world's problems. And after two or three years they were accepted by human beings.
And it turned out that serving mankind, they would put us on ships
to go back to their to their home planet to get more education, and
serving mankind, we were like a meal. We were being served at dinner.
And some of them individuals discovered that as they were on this ship going
to this Alpha Centauri place, because we were going to be eaten. But
on the other hand, we got all these other situations. And so I
would ask you, you're like a reporter, you're like objective. Why wouldn't
the military tell us the truth? And why didn't they tell Congressman Tim Burkhead
ahead of time? This is what we got. Why are they being so
secretive? If they have nothing to hide. So according to the Pentagon,
they say they are sharing as much information as they can. They say they're
being transparent with the committee, with those members of Congress that are asking questions.
See you know, they put out a statement about what happened with congressm
Burchette, and to them they say, and I have this quote here,
we are committed to timely, transparent and candid dialogue with members of Congress and
their staff. So it'll be eything to see the pading Gone's response to the
hearing tomorrow. And the reason I think there's nothing there in the census because
Republicans Democrats, there's no really clear footage anywhere. These are like grainy images
and there's nothing like an alien landing. There's nothing like a spaceship. And
I heard Tim Burkett yesterday or the day before talk about do they have the
remains of an alien spaceship? Kelly Mare, do they have the remains of
an alien spaceship? Like Independence Day? Does that exist? I love that
movie, by the way, It's a fantastic movie. But according to David
Grudge, the one that was interviewed on News Nation, he's saying that there
is non human craft with non human species extraterrestrial inside that has been recovered by
the Pentagon. That was a big takeaway from what he shared with us,
and that really kind of spurred more interest. And then now he's going to
be on the panel tomorrow, so he is saying that they do know and
that it is not of this earth. So he's saying that Pentagon isn't saying
that. So we'll have to see where this kind of land tomorrow and what
the response is from the Pentagon after these folks testify. Is there a video
or a photo of this alien spacecraft with an alien inside? Is it an
area of fifty one? Where is it? So I don't know if he
said that. And also, you know, I think you know, there's
still going to be things in parts of this that will be classified. So
you know, the hearing last year was public, but then there was a
classified portion. This hearing is completely public. But there's still going to be
things that I think they won't be able to share just due to classification.
So members of Congress might have more insight, obviously members and the Pentagon and
military leaders have more insight, but there could we could still walk away not
knowing something just due to classification. And I think in terms of the interview
and what we tried to ask from David Grush, he couldn't go there on
some of the questions to give us more like you're asking independence day. I
don't know what to say if if he has video or a photo of this
alien spaceship, wouldn't that be something? You know? It's so I think
this topic is so fascinating because we just are you know, our imaginations can
go and you just don't know. I mean everything you were just describing in
the episode and then the movies and like everything that we've been seeing for so
long, and then to hear that there may be something out there. It's
just drawing so much attention to this and so much interest because it is touching
on that curiosity that we all have about are we alone in the universe?
But I don't know. I can't answer that as I could. Well,
tomorrow we're gonna Are we gonna find out? Tomorrow? Is tomorrow the day?
I think that's the big question. How historical is will we find out?
And I think that's why briefs tuning into here will we finally why will
we finally know? Keep your eyes to the sky. Just keep looking up
and they're up there somewhere. Kelly Mayer of News Nation, once again,
thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. We'll be paying attention tomorrow.
Awesome. Thank you for having me. Hi, Kelly, thank you,
thank you. Let's continue with more if the line becomes available five one,
three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand visited by aliens?
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Bully Cunningham, I have a call into the Ohio Secretary of State, your
friend in mind, Frank Laosa, and talk about the ballot initiatives. It
appears that the so called issue one's going to make the ballot in November,
which is the abortion protection issue, submitted enough ballot signatures they count. Do
they get to the right number, which is about four hundred and fourteen thousand,
and if those are valid, they don't count the rest of them.
They got enough and the other one to be determined is the recreational use of
marijuana. And at that point they're a little bit short, but there's like
a ten day grace period thereafter which allows you to go get some more signatures.
So it appears certainly the first one is going to be on the ballot
for sure, which is the abortion issue, and the second one is likely
to be on the ballot because those who want to provide recreational use of marijuana
are pretty strong, and so they're going to try to get that on the
ballot and see what happens. You know, we get the government we deserve.
As time goes by, the state government is going to raise your children
and not you as a mom or a dad. Great majority of children grow
up in somewhat functional households in which mom and dad seek to have influences on
important decisions their children make in life, especially those that have long term health
or life consequences. There's only a few decisions you make when you're fourteen,
fifteen, or sixteen that has lifetime consequences when it comes to one's health.
And the way the law is written now that one does not have to consult
with a parent if it involves a constitutional right. If you have the right
to do something such as freedom of speech, or freedom to practice your religion,
or until recently, the freedom to have an abortion, one does not
go to a parent to get permission to exercise a fundamental right. So in
today's world, you're going to decide in November whether the government will make decisions
on your child's behalf pursuing to government dictates, or whether you, as a
parent, can make that decision. We know how difficult difficult it is to
raise a teenager today, more difficult than perhaps ever before, especially a female
type teenager. I kind of understood my son. He was like me,
and I understood me, and I liked me, and I love him.
When it comes to girls, you're dealing with completely different issues. And moms
would like to think that you have a lot of say and decisions made by
your daughter or your son that would have lifetime consequences. For example, if
your daughter would have a skin lesion, which is a cancer, a melanoma,
which is largely curable through medical procedures, you as a mother or father
would say, you know, honey, you need to go through this because
in the long run, you're gonna survive this, and you're going to be
healthier. If that girl would say, you know what, I'm not going
to do it. I'm not going to consent to this, I disagree.
Well, now you've got a problem when it comes to a pregnancy. Under
before Row versus Wade was rightfully overturned. The daughter could not go to the
mother and tell the mother, and the mother and father had really no saying
whether an abortion took place of their grand of their grandson or granddaughter. A
girl making that decision was left a drift and left alone. And if Ohio
enacts this November constitutional amendment, it would mean once again that moms and dads
have no say in this, and most of us consider that to be simply
wrong. It is simply wrong to do that. And I would add that
the ACLU to amend its by laws or constitution requires sixty percent. The Ohio
Democratic Party, headed up by David Pepper at all, they require sixty percent
to change their constitution. The League of Women Voters demand sixty percent to change
their constitution. So you mean to tell me that those who claim one man,
one vote in democracy operate by different rules themselves. Absolutely, they want
to convince you that a lie is the truth when it isn't in US constitution.
It takes two thirds of the House, two thirds of the Senate,
and three fourths of the states before it's changed. And that's why it's a
constitution and not some statute. Those are different, different animals. Let's continue
two thirty homeier reds being discriminated against my Major League Baseball because of lousy caused
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Weather News Radio seven hundred WLW, Cincinnati. The issue of reproductive rights will
be on the ballot with the two thirty report. I'm Sean Gallagher breaking now
on August State the Ohio voters deciding whether or not it should be harder to
get for post a constitutional amendments on the ballot and pass them. With early
voting already well under way. One of the key issues that led Republican lawmakers
to set these special summary election and raise the voting threshold on constitutional amendments from
a simple majority to sixty percent is officially headed to the November ballot. The
groups trying to get an abortion rights constitutional amendment on the Ohio ballot turned in
over seven hundred thousand petitions signatures. They needed about four hundred fourteen thousand of
them to be valid and represent forty four of Ohio's eighty eight counties. The
Secretary of State has now confirmed they did just that, so that issue will
be on the ballot for voters to decide this November. As of right now,
the people trying to regulate marijuana like alcohol are a few hundred signatures shy
of getting their issue on the ballot. They now have ten more days to
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In Humidity is the name of the game through the rest of the week and
We'll start that out there today. A high temperture near ninety degrees, plenty
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We're only down to seventy to start out. Your Wednesday. Could have a
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Our current temperature eighty six degrees say. Lifeguard at Coney Island hospitalized Monday afternoon.
An eighteen year old lifeguard was trying to help a swimmer in the sunlight
pool when she was pulled underwater, with other lifeguards jumping in to help.
The two CPR was performed on that lifeguard until ems and Anderson Township Fire responded.
She was transported to Cincinnati Children's Hospital, listed in stable condition. UPS
and teamsters avoiding a major strike after reaching a tentative agreement on a new labor
contract as a strike by UPS workers whatever the largest in US history. Ratification
of that new five year deal could take about three weeks. Stadium upgrades and
additions announced by the Bengals today, The Bengals are spending twenty million dollars of
team money on improvements here at pay Corps Stadium. Some are cosmetic, like
banners and stripes inside Gate A, but others are more substantial, like the
more than seventy kiosks around the stadium that will allow fans to order or pay
for food and drink themselves. So we can't guarantee there won't be any lines,
but our goal is to make those lines as short as possible so that
fans can go back and enjoy the game. Carolyn Blackburn were the Bengals.
Another cosmetic addition, the Bengals are adding a second layer of LED digital ribbons
to the facia on the east and west sides of the stands, enhancing the
light an atmosphere of game day from pay Core Stadium. Matt Reeese News Radio
seven hundred WLW. The Reds sitting in a game and a half back at
the Brewers in the National League Central continue their pivotal series in Milwaukee tonight.
The Inside Pitch starting our coverage at seven ten, First pitch a ten Andrew
Avid scheduled to be on the hill for the Reds Chuckie wall Street. The
DOW currently up one hundred nine points, the nastack up one hundred thirty seven,
and the SMP of twenty five points. Ournext update is at three o'clock.
I'm Sean Galagher, News Radio seven hundred w wellw Aston Oaks is a
wool class Jack Nicholas Design Corps. Before that, he was on the beach
Ndelaware. Now, I don't know why they're lying about that. We have
video of Biden on the beach that's not an official work day. We wish
we didn't have this video. We don't want to see the President humiliating himself
like this, barely dragging his beach chair across the sand. Isn't there a
staffer who could do that? By the way, maybe a secret service agent.
The guy was struggling to strip his shirt off and once he got it
over his head, his milky body was fried to a crisp. He had
skin cancer, right, he'd better have some SPF seventy. Oh, hello,
hello client, I'm broadcasting. I think that was my friend Jesse Waters
describing Joe Biden on the beach. Oh boy, he kept falling because his
feet would sink into the sand. He couldn't pick up his feet. And
then he finally gets a beach chair, puts it down. Can't he even
get on the plane anymore. He can't get his t shirt over his head.
Finally gets it over his head and his skin fries like a French fry.
Biden's at the summit for one reason, only a hands on diplomatic,
person to person effort to rally the NATO Alliance. Major diplomatic actions underway,
and Biden didn't show up. Biden flew all the way to Lithuania, and
he's skipping the dinner on day one of the summit. The dinners where you
get everything done. That's where you talk to you politics, that's where you
wheel and deal. What's his excuse for ditching the dinner? Well, US
officials says, Joe's already had four full days of official business. He's pooped.
We all have to work five days straight and we don't call leads on
Fridays. But here's the thing. Biden didn't work for four days. He
just got to Europe yesterday. So see, have a dysfunctional president. At
least we have a competent vice president. Look at it that way we do
was out a question or a comment? I don't know. And then what's
who's the Speaker of the House these days? That's Kevin McCarthy. So the
United States boy shares a very important relationship, which is an alliance with the
Republic of North Korea. And it is an alliance that is strong and enduring
North Korea. And today there were several demonstrations of just that point. Yeah,
he defects left because he knows we're now hooked up with North Korea.
We have a long and enduring alliance for North Korea. You understand that,
don't you. And I again want to thank the Secretary for your work.
This issue of transportation is fundamentally about just making sure that people have the ability
to get where they need to go. It's that basic. Oh we got
AI too, we got work. There are two letters O letters. I'm
sorry, there are two letters involved in AI. Say okay, it's the
A and the I. You got that, okay, let me write that
down. I invested an additional twelve billion dollars into community banks because we know
community banks are in the community and understand the needs and desires of that community
as well as the talent and capacity of community. It's about community banks.
It's about community. Say you got that point. We don't deal with complicated
issues of what's happening in terms of our space program and the leadership of the
Hinded States providing to the world. The Artemis Program is the beginning of the
next era of what we have a history and a tradition of doing, of
providing vision and inspiring innovation in a way that it's going to benefit all mankind
and womankind. Womankind. I thought one Man, one Vote was about a
man and a woman. But it's about one man and one woman, and
one man and one woman, but one vote. You know what I'm saying.
It's about ai. Okay, Well, he the Stude Reporters a proud
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could feel a beautiful Cincinnati called Sheldon Braun at Broun Heating at five one,
three, three, eight, five, seventy seven sixty five sports Those Reds
will try to h even up the series tonight against those Brew Crew Reds now
down a game and a half to Milwaukee. Great pitching matchup tonight. Andrew
Abbott and Corbin Burns say, I have the record here from Jeff Beckham,
the brother as you know of the owner of the Miami franchise. Yeah,
okay. He says that number one, what was that? Number one,
our vice president is a sign of artificial life? Would you agree? Number
two? And last night's game, here's the chart. Can you see the
chart? I see the chart. There was that the umpire called one hundred
and forty of one hundred and fifty five taken pitches. You take the pitch,
yes, and the great majority of those pitches are in the third or
over. You're not closed, correct, But of the fifteen taken pitches,
eleven of the fifteen were wrongly called against the Reds, including and the top
of the third pitch to Benson, no out runner on first three two count
ball has called a strike when it was really a ball. Also bottom of
the eighth law to Monasterow one out runner on first three two count, strike
is called a ball? What has struck out the batter eighty percent of the
time when there is a mistake made, it was made against the Reds.
Now if the Reds and Brewers had equally distributed mistakes, you could say,
okay, right when if eighty percent of the mistakes cut the Reds and help
the Brewers, that's a problem. Not gonna win nothing. I got the
chart right here if you want to see it. Guy had a bad night
six ten with Sports Talk Willie Rounds American Insight, American Grill in the Insight
pitch at seven ten Kelsey Chevrolet Extrinning Show. After the game, the Reds
announcer twenty twenty four Cactus League schedule already they'll open up a good year Arona
February twenty fourth against those Guardians. Right, and by the way, that
name may change. I'm told that Magic Johnson having bought the Washington DC team
Commanders, Yeah, may buy the Indians strike command I'm the Guardians from the
Dolan family. Was Magic Johnson gonna own everything? What's hockey next? Soccer
Saudi Arabia. I'm just saying, let's have a lot of dolaying around him
and Larry Bird are rich. We want to thank Willie, we want to
thank the Reds fans who headed out of the park this past weekend at Great
American Ballpark. Not only did the team sweep those Diamondbacks, but the Strikeout
for Hunger Food Drive collected eighty nine hundred pounds of food to provide seventy four
hundred and ninety one meals for our neighbors around the Tri State. So thanks
to US Saint Vincent de Paul for that and everyone involved. Why pay for
food if you get it for nothing? Quarterback Joe Burrow Oh has agreed to
a new deal. What He's now the spokesperson for body Armor Sports Drink,
which is a proud sponsor the Backslid Tractor tailgate Crashers pregame party at Longworth Hall.
So me and Joey b are on the same team with body Armor.
Can you take that? Can you get some of his money? Can't say?
I thought he had a new deal with with Mike Brown, well eighty
eight years, got a new deal. He's got a new deal with body
Armor. Well delicious run in the umpires only make mistakes and hurt the Reds.
They're bias, That's what I'm saying. Yeah, Bengal players, Well,
he's speaking to them. They reported today they just walked in and Zach
Taylor sitting at a table and go b J. Hill present, Joey Burrow
present, Joe Mixon, You're here, and then they go home. Training
camp workouts tomorrow pay Course Stadium at gates at the practice Field open at one
thirty. Workout as two fifteen. Don't be late. We'll have training camp
reports starting tomorrow seven twenty five, three twenty five, right here on the
home of the Bengals. Can the regular slept fans show up and watch this?
Yeah, time one thirty. The gates open tomorrow downtown. Tell Alicia
Reese, Oh, she'll probably be there. She'll be there. I may.
I may go and sing with all the reverendal Green. At some point,
love and happiness is what I'm after. Love and happiness. That's why
I may sponsor a special Willie's edition of sinc Jacks with the Jaos. I
may do that. NBA News Boston Celtics start Jalen Brown has agreed to sign
the richest deal in NBA history. He gets a Supermax contract extension of five
years, three hundred and four million dollars. He's under contract in Boston for
twenty twenty eight to twenty nine over three hundred mill. Yes, a average
twenty six points a game last year and shot fifty percent. He'll make thirty
one million next season in the final year of his previous deal. Then what
then fifty two million in twenty four and twenty five, sixty nine million in
twenty eight and twenty nine final year of the deal. Deal, plus he
is more basketball in him after that to get another deal, mercy, I
say, Joey b signs five years, Yeah, two hundred and sixty million,
all guaranteed. That's what I say he'll get. He'll probably get it.
He's gonna get his money. But he's with body armor right now,
big boy. He goes of you can't say box attractor, that's a tractor
tale, great crashers, pregame party, body armored drinks, Grippo chips,
everybody. According to Nick Crawl, the Reds may maintain the status quo because
they have pitching help coming back anyway. Connor Phillips was one of them,
and they got a few other people down there. Willy So got Homer Green,
Well, you have Homer, you got you got those two guys coming
back for the last two months at least hopefully. So I just that's all
I had to stay. Oh that's it. So, I mean, why
did not keep Jonathan India? White deal him? Keep him? Why not
keep them? I mean, you know, will bring Championship baseball to Cincinnati?
Well you know it didn't. Who has the better haircut? Dan him
or the new guy? Uh? They that Brett Loader the number one pick.
I'm going with Jonathan Pakistan. I think everybody ought to start growing their
hair like Jonathan India and a tryst. If they win the World Series,
I will I will not get a haircut till spring training if that happens.
Uh huh, yeah, you're watching me. Let me let me guess they
got to win the World Series. If you grow your hair along, I
become a hippie. Yeah, and join Jack's and talk to Penny Bingo.
You're not happy with me, Well, I'm just saying. I mean,
the first lady sees you in long hair like uh, like Jonathan India,
she may take the lawnmower to you. She thinks I dress horribly, that
I have terrible hair. That's what she says. I said, Well,
then the other ladies around here say that you look like Christiano Ronaldo. A
lot of women here do that, right. I try to keep them off
me. I know it's tough. I mean we got the door closed and
I locked and everything. Especially women in their thirties, they get a little
too excitable. Oh do you yeah? Yeah, I just try to hold
them off for you. That's why my new franchise, All Hands on Deck
Boy At Cincy Jack's, men indulged in the ultimate solo act together and alone.
There's something wrong with that one. That's a that's a Kamala Harris deal
there, together and alone? Yes about this. Nothing goes inside anybody's anything.
Number one rule of Sincy Jack's a private men's club for group masturbation,
voyeurism, exhibitionism, nudity, consensual touch. Solo and mutual acts, however,
are incura. The club was inspired by segment Dennis was not get together
in a bar setting. You were out of your mind. Discuss the issues
together. Yeah, with your pants down. That's what people do when they
listen to us. Right, maybe they got their pants they got their pants
down. We don't know, pretty good stuff. We might have our pants
down. How do they know. I'm gonna say this for rocket when it
comes back from media day. Yeah, I bet you will get the franchise
in Harrison. Yeah you take Cole Rain in Middletown, Do you take the
I'll take dear Park and ken Wood. Oh boy, there's the headline.
I'm sure that'll go over big with a Sycamore Township officials to the King of
Michigan. And speaking of Tom Weedman, he's probably not too happy about this
because what it looks like his football coach, Jim Harball, the anc double
ayer and discussions about a so called negotiated resolution over a four year suspension four
game suspension in twenty twenty three. To seek for a face is a level
one violation. What did he serious? Kind? Did he go to Jack's?
No, they did something with guest comments or something. What did I
write? I write down here? And to be a recruiting violation, made
false statements of hardball, made to officials investigating recruiting violations. So he lied
about getting the players from Notre Dame will So I'm talking about a four game
since venturing the COVID nineteen recruiting dead period crap. So I don't know who
knows, I don't know, I don't know. I just know we're in
trouble or in some serious trouble more ways than one. I got to go
back to the days of old Coney. He got things done. An entrepreneur
who cared deeply about the dead so much he wanted to spend more time with
him. Do you think of Old Coney was still around. He'd get money
from anybody on shark tank lot. Are wonderful Cuban entrepreneur? I bet you,
mister Wonderful, get him, give him millions. He would think over
a year according to the inquiry in eighteen in eighteen sixties, eighteen seventies,
Well all that was written by Jason Williams Senior. Yeah, and then he
uh dug up one hundred bodies a year to sell and go through their pockets.
You would think after a few years somebody would figure out something's going on
with Old Coney. And then his wife, after he was found dead behind
a bar saloon, continue to do that work with her boys with Mary was
his wife's name, And she was caught digging up a congressman. Then they
changed the law that you can't dig up a congressman. You can't dig up
anybody, can you. I don't know, well, people had to know
what was going on. Over a ten year Pariody digged dug up a thousand
slightly thousand bodies, and he'd roll around in Cincinnati with him and the buggy
with a doctor Frankenstein, then Fritz Fritz, and but things got out of
hand to Hippo on his wife, dug up a congressman have been dead for
three days and sold the body. Now there's an AI matchmaking service. I
don't know, I've lost that's it. I just don't know. Say give
me out of the students report, please, well, get out of a
hot day here in the Trace State. Didn't go Reds and the Ultimate Male
Experience alone, but together we leave you with the immortal words of the student
report. But we're gonna random, We're gonna help. We have plans to
build a railroad from the Pacific all the way across the Indian Ocean. We
have plans to build in in Angola, one of the largest solar plants in
the world. I could go on, but I'm on, I'm going off
scripted. You're getting in trouble whenever a railroad across the Pacific through the Indian
Ocean. To find them, Malaysian Flight three seven. The isoon, but
that's going to be elevated. Think about that trip. Biden has his mind
fully operational. In fact, he's called the greatest spokesman the White House has.
Can't wait to take that train ride segment Thank you, Long Live Jos.
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