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Ad of the bone the b All
right, now, let's continue. As

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you may know, there's three Republicans
running against Shared Brown, the most liberal

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member of the US Senate and Akolaidea
Bernie Sanders, Senator Matt Dolan, State

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Senator Matt Dolan, and the Frank
Lerosa, the Secretary of State. But

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also Bernie Marino. Bernie Marino,
welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And

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Bernie, let's get right into it
right now in Washington. All hell's breaking

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loose because of this border deal.
If a year from now or so,

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Senator Bernie Marino is in the US
Senate and you head to vote on a

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deal to give money to Ukraine and
Israel and I support one and not necessarily

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the other, and in exchange for
minor adjustments on the border, would you

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make that deal? Well, I
wouldn't because we shouldn't be conflating three completely

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different things. The reality is Ukraine, we're going to get to peace.

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I believe we're going to win this
election. Bill. I think we're going

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to get the Senate back, we're
going to keep the House. President Trump's

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going to get re elected. We
will have a peaceful settlement in Ukraine within

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the first thirty days of the new
administration is amazing Israel. Talk to me

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about Israel. Israel. We're going
to give them the money they need to

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defend themselves, because if they're not
just defending themselves, they're defending us.

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They're at the tip of this battle
against Western civilization. They know how to

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process our money, and they also
really take that money and give it back

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to us in space with research and
development for our weaponry. So if you

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look at an F thirty five and
F thirty five I, that I is

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the Israeli version that they give us
that advanced technology. So we have to

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make certain that we preserve that relationship
and unequivocal, no question about it,

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support for Israel. In fact,
my first trip foreign trip will be to

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go to Israel as a United States
Senator. And in our border, we

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don't need more mind there. What
we need is more better policies. We

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either reform our asylum laws. You
currently can cross into America illegally, raise

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your hand and claim asylum, and
it's like you won a game show.

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We have to make it so if
you cross illegally, you're immediately returned,

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not detained, that arrested, immediately
returned and you forfeit your right for asylum,

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and if you come in the right
way, you stay in Mexico or

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in Canada until your claim is heard. Bernie Marino, if you were the

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governor, would you have signed or
not signed the Protecting Youth Bill, which

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is called killing trans kids by the
left wing activists. If you were Mike

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Dwine, would you have signed the
bill or vetoed it like he did.

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I would have signed it one millisecond
after a pass then holist, I would

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have walked across the street and told
them to save the time to sign that

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if we can't agree that men shouldn't
play women's sports, that we can't mutilate

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children, and that we can't give
children life altering experimental drugs, then we

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have a major problem in our society. That was the easiest yes that any

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governor could possibly have faced. You
have the Donald Trump endorsement for this Senate

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sat Did you have to promise him
anything to get that endorsement from Donald Trump.

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I had to promise that that was
going to work really hard. I

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was going to make certain that we
advanced the America First Agenda, that I

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was going to stand up for the
things that I'm campaigning on that I'm not

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going to cave to the left.
I'm not going to cave to the media

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that are going to be a fierce
warrior to make certain that we get the

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things down, the secure border,
energy dominance, peace of the world,

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parents back in charge of public schools, Criminals punished and not rewarded. That's

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the agenda. Bring it industry back
to the US, make certain that we

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grow our middle class, that we
were thriving middle class. That's what he

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knows I'll do, which is why
he endorsed me. Jd Vance's endorse me,

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Jim Jordan's endorse me, with a
bak Ramaswami Christy nom we have thirty

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five prominent national endorsements, including over
a dozen city Republican senators that are serving

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now for them to weigh in in
a primaries very unusual. Let me just

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point out my two opponents have zero
national endorsements, and we have dramatically more

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endorsements in Ohio than they do,
even though they're the career politicians. Now,

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if you would be elected, I
think would be the only state in

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the country with two US senators,
neither of whomever ever been in public office.

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Before. So some consider that an
advantage, some consider it not so

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much so. But Jade Vance came
to the position horizontally, didn't come up

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vertically, and you would come horizontally
a respond to the argument that we need

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someone who's been in government for a
while to know how it works, and

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that Bernie Marino doesn't know where the
bodies are buried in government and politics.

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He's new to the game, doesn't
know what he's doing. Respond to that

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criticism, Oh, you mean compliment. That's a compliment. I look at

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that as a complete compliment. Bill. Here's the thing. It's very simple.

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If you think Washington d works well
and the country is heading in a

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great direction with the way these career
politicians are taking this country, and I'm

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probably not for you if you think
that place needs to be reimagined, blown

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up, completely upended. That's what
jad and I are going to do there

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as partners, and that's why I'm
going I would never have imagined doing this.

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This is not something I aspire to. You know, these other guys

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that are career politicians, they dream
about this since they were twelve. This

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is not what I imagined I would
do with my life at this point.

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But it's exactly career politicians, exactly
people who think they know better than we

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do that are going to Washington,
DC and destroying this country and taking it

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off a cliff. Let me read
to you the opening line on an AP

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story. The Associated Press used to
be objective. They're not anymore. They're

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bought and paid for by the left. But that's a different issue. Let

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me read you the sentence Bernie Marino, a Trump back candidate for Ohio's crucial

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US Senate see who touts his success
in business, facing allmultiple lawsuits alleging discrimination

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against employees in the run up to
the sale of his high end Cleveland car

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dealerships. An Associated Press review has
found explain what happened. So, by

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the way, that's three lawsuits,
thousands of employees over fifteen years. I

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would compare that record any business that
you would know. Two of the people

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in that lawsuit, the two women
involved in that lawsuit are great personal friends

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of mine. Now they are supporting
my campaign. And the reporter couldn't get

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them off the phone because they were
so so saying such nice things about the

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things that a reporter didn't want to
hear. She wanted. Of course,

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the stories she had already written before
she called them. The third case was

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a misunderstanding between a very nice team
member of mine at one of my dealerships

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and the manager. I found out
about it resolved it immediately, as anybody

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who's in business knows, lawsuits are
part of business, unfortunately, but I

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would take my record of how we've
treated our people versus anybody else any day

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of the week. When did you
become a US citizen? I know from

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our previous discussions you were born in
Bogata, Columbia. You're about fifty two

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years old, explained to the American
people your history and how you made it

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out of Bogatal. Sure, so, my five brothers, my sister,

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my mom and dad. We left
Columbia December fifteenth of nineteen seventy one,

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just before my fifth birthday. I'm
about to become fifty seven on February fourteenth.

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I became a citizen on February fourteenth, when I turned eighteen years old

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nineteen eighty five, I had The
first thing I did that morning was head

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on down. I took the tests, swore the oath, and know that

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this is the greatest gift my parents
gave me was bringing me to this great

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country. I could never have achieved
anywhere else on Earth what I was able

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to achieve here in America. It's
why I'm fighting for this country, for

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our kids and our grandkids, and
your kids and your grandkids. You probably

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came here a little, not too
much in your pocket. Explain your process

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from like twenty five now, how'd
you make your money? Where did it

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come from? What businesses did you
operate? Did you sell them all?

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Explain financially where you are? Yeah. So when I was when I was

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thirty eight years old, I had
an opportunity to buy a tiny, little

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car dealership. Usually car dealerships are
inherited from generation to generation. I had

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the opportunity to buy a car dealership. Put every cent I had into buying

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that dealership, backed up my credit
card, sold every possession I had,

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took out the biggest loan I could
even imagine in my life. And with

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that little tiny dealership that sold four
cars a month and created fifteen dealerships over

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the next twelve years, sold about
twenty thousand cars a year and did about

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a billion in sales in the Cincinnati
market. I built Mercedes Benz to Fort

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Mitchell. I subsiqutely have sold all
my dealerships. I then started a technology

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company that uses what's called blockchain to
make the car titling process digital. We're

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in West Virginia, Kentucky, New
Jersey, Illinois, soon to be other

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states. I've sold my shares in
that company build because I believe when people

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vote for me and count on me
to be in Washington, DC, I've

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got to be free and clear of
any conflicts, perceived or real. So

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you're a rich guy who came here
poor. Well, I came to Ohio

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and put every cent I had into
that business. So as as I tell

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the story off of Bill is,
every day was a struggle and the decision

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between survival and living one more day
or in a complete failure. So I

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know what it's like to sweat it
out. You know, my parents left

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a very good life in Columbia for
a very different life here. But I

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saw them succeed. Didn't change my
life. My parents gave me a loving

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household and a great education, and
of course the gift of coming here.

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But I worked for the moment I
was twelve years old, whether it was

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delivery newspapers, bagging groceries, being
a bus boy working in landscaping, to

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bookkeeping, whatever it happened to be, because if I wanted to go to

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the movies or go out to dinner
at lunch with my friends, that money

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came from my pocket, not my
parents' pocket. On the state's representative the

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other day from Warren County, who
wants to eliminate the state income tax,

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but from now in twenty thirty,
I think the state income taxes like three

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or four percent. Are you in
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state income tax? Absolutely, we
are way too high of a tax burden

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in Ohio. It's why a lot
of people move to Florida while they moved

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to Texas. Why they move south, it's because the tax environment is much

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more favorable. The government is taking
too much of our money. They're confiscating

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too much of our money. And
the reality is government will continue to grow

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until we stop it. That includes
property taxes. I think our property taxes

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are continued to spire out of control. Now these are not federal issues.

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I will work. I'm making certain
that our tax burden federally is lowered.

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But you got to do it because
you got to cut but you got to

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do it by cutting spending. This
is what makes me mental is you look

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at these politicians. They've never cut
costs, They've always only raised it.

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You can't keep doing that. We
have to cut spending make government more efficient.

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Now the other two you're running against, Frank Lrose and Matt Dolan.

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What do you find? What do
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LaRose, for example, that's led
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when he's run. He's a soldier, been on the Southern border, a

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wife's got three kids. Why would
you be better than Frank LaRose or Matt

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Dolan. Well, they're both US
guys, and certainly with Frank honor his

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military service, our country's better as
a result of people like Frank who put

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on the uniform and we honor that
service. But the reality is after leaving

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the military, he's done nothing other
than run for public office. You know,

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he was running for Secretary of State. Well at the same time thinking

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about running to the US Senate.
And that's what's wrong with DC. These

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guys are thinking about a career.
Our founders never envisioned a career. It

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was about service. It was about
people who did something their lives that are

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willing to go to DC to serve
and build is the key part, and

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then come home home, not be
there forever. We don't need people there

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forever. That's not what our founders
had in mind. Would you commit to

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a two term limit? If elected? Would you only serve two terms?

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As you said you got to come
back home? Would you agree to a

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two term limit? Well, I'm
the chair of US term Limits for Ohio

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and we're trying to get a constitutional
amendment around that. And not only will

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I commit to a two term limit. If you interview my wife, Bill,

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she will tell you third term,
second wife. So that's it.

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That's it, two terms. I'm
going to go there for two terms.

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Can't be president United States because I
wasn't born here. There's about going there

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to serve, not worrying about who
gets credit, and then coming home and

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living under the very rules and laws
that we passed. Of what value is

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to Trump endorsement in Ohio? I
understand the other two sought it but did

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not receive it. What benefit is
to Trump endorsement in Ohio to the Bernie

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Morino campaign. Well, in the
words of Franklin Rose, it's decisive I

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mean, the reality is he's the
leader of our party, he's the head

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of the America First movement in this
country, and honored to have his endorsement

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because he knows I'm going to have
his back, and obviously did not give

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that endorsement to Frank because he doesn't
believe Frank would have actually have his back.

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And in terms of Matt, he's
actually unindorsed Matt. He's saying,

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Matt the guy you should never vote
for, because Matt doesn't just disagree with

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him on process, he disagrees with
him on policy. Both of those guys

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want to give amnesty to legal migrants. Both of them are against term limits.

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Both of them are for funding Ukraine
for another endless war. This is

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a big policy difference. It's not
just oh, I don't like this guy's

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style, which is what Matt tries
to say. Matt raised the gas stacks.

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He's terrible in the Second Amendment.
You know, at our debate though

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he said it's okay for the government
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Now he packaged it and says,
well, the judge, et cetera,

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there is no scenario which the government
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had it embedded in our fundamental rights. Well, I say on that front

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that I don't blame a car.
If someone commits a dui, I don't

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blame the car. And if someone
wrongfully uses a gun, I don't blame

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some inanimate metal object. I blame
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media loves to blame the gun,
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the car if the car is driven
on a dui, it's not the same

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thing. And last thing, on
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charge of abortion, Ohio just passed
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know, I think we got problems
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abortion at all from the moment of
conception till natural birth? What limits would

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Bernie Reno put on abortion if any? Well, I think the states obviously

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are the ones who have been making
these balls, but there is a federal

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role. In my mind, I
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taking a look at you know,
abortion being after fifteen weeks restricted. Obviously

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there's exceptions for rape, insects,
life for the mother, but make certain

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that we're not allowing late term abortions
that we're not using federal funding for abortion,

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making certain we have access to contraception
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lower the costs of having a child
and raising a child, making sure that

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there's good jobs, because a lot
of abortions are economic issues, and we

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have to make sure we talk about
this issue, that we understand the empathy

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that we need to deal with this
issue. This is a tough issue for

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the women involved. We shouldn't be
judging them. We should be making certain

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that we're there to support them.
Fund these pregnancy centers, make certain that

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adoption is available to them in an
easier way, and we can build consensus

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around eliminating elective late term abortions.
The reality Sharon Brown has no limits on

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abortion. He thinks abortions should be
allowed right up to them over the birth

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for any reason any time. Voted
against the Infant Borner Live Protection Act,

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which said that in a busched abortion
that Bavy's going left to diet a cold

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metal table. He is an absolute
extremist on this issue, no question.

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Bernie Marine, If you have any
questions for me, the Great American about

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sports, politics, world capitals,
something that's confused you over the years.

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Absolutely, I want to know,
because you would have the actual answer.

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Are the Lions going to make it? You know, this is I remember

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the Lions the days of Milk Plumb
and Dick Knight train Lane, and it

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would be one of the great stories
in sports history if the Lions, who

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three years ago didn't win a game, could arise and win the Super Bowl.

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They get seven points in San Francisco. I'm taking the Lions to go

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all the way to beat out the
forty nine Ers without the seven points,

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to march into the Super Bowl,
probably against Baltimore and beat quote the Raven

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nevermore in Las Vegas. I predict
the Lions from march for glory and for

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some the judgment seat of God.
Oh my, well, this is this

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is now national news bill that you
just made. I'm with you one hundred

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that no scenario which anybody should be
rooting for the Raven or the forty nine

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Ers. I'm all in. Let's
get the lines across the finish line.

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Bernie, you are you going to
invite Donald Trump to campaign with you?

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In Ohio? I was had a
great fundraiser here mar A Lago. We

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broke a record for mari A Lago
for a GOP non incumbent candidate at three

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hundred and fifty people here at mar
A Lago. I'm going to be a

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president Trump tonight. He was supposed
to be here last night, but the

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judge in persecuting him up. There's
a complete lunatic. Yeah, he's in

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a great mood. He's going to
be our next president. He's our nominee

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already, and I look forward to
shaking his hand and thanking him for everything

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that he's doing for this country.
Bernie Marino, you're a great American,

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and thank you for coming on the
Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Bernie,

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Thank you. God bless America.
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seven four nine, seven thousand,
after two o'clock today will be Julie Gunlock

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giving advice to the women of America
and to the mothers. And by the

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way, men do not have babies. On news radio seven hund that would

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you out of you that progressive commercial. We know Trucker's time is money,

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and well there's a lot that can
impact your time on the road like that.

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Overly cautious students