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the time for five G business. Bill

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Cunningham, the Great American March Madness
is here this Friday afternoon. Of course,

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Kentucky's lost again. Cal in the
last five NSAA games is one in

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four, not good, bouncing the
first round of the tournament. The faithful

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in the Bluegrass not happy, and
of course neither Xavier nor you see her

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in anyway. But until then,
so many issues are going on. I

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think often the mainstream media gets up
every day to think of new and terrible

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ways to cover Donald Trump. It's
not what is the news, It's about

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Donald Trump. To Truth Social this
morning, there was a reference to the

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fact that he may make billions of
dollars when he goes public. Of course,

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there's a lock up period. He's
got to wait, I don't know,

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six or nine months or a year
to sell. And then also there's

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big rumors whether he's going to make
the bond he puts something on truth Social

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that indicated he would have the bond
on money of some four hundred and sixty

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five million dollars. He's already posted
one hundred million on the Carrol situation.

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But so much going on this week, also Tony Bobolinsky. It comes with

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the receipts, with text messages,
with emails, with photographs and deposit slips

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and checks first hand account of the
corruption of Joe Biden. And it was

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like a tree that fell in the
woods, and nobody was present to hear

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it. Did the tree actually fall? The media did not cover it except

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those News Nation did cover it and
some others, but the so called so

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called mainstream media ignored it completely.
So with all that and so much more,

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as Leland vettered of News Nation,
Leland Vitter, welcome again to the

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Bill Cunningham Show, and Leland before
we get into a lot of that,

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it appears in Nashville, Tennessee,
a body's been found of Riley's, a

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University of Missouri senior who went missing
on March the eighth after going out downtown,

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and it appeared he was found in
a river. He'd been out of

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Broadway drinking with friends at Luke Bryan's
downtown bar called Luke's, and staff asked

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him to leave. He was drunk
as a skunk, and this video of

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him stumbling and fumbling around, and
it's awfully said. The body's been located.

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And before I get your reaction,
I want to relate to you that

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about about ten years ago ahead on
an FBI serial hunter a killer, and

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the FBI has listed list of these
individuals who go around the country killing certain

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categories of people. And he brought
up the fact that over a period of

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some twenty years, there were a
dozen or more white male students with college

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kids with a blonde hair that showed
up in bodies of water. Might have

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been lakes, might have been the
Cumberland River in West Nashville, which is

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riley strained where he was located.
His body was located. I guess he's

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been there dead for about two weeks, so there's little left. But they

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said there's no obvious marks on the
body. And you've spent covering all over

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the world. I've seen your history
of anchoring your coverage in Baltimore with Freddie

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Gray in the Middle East, have
been everywhere, and so when you cover

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this kind of a story about a
missing kid, what comes to your mind,

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especially since he's a white college kid
and a college town with blonde hair,

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who's drunk found in a body of
water, what comes to your mind?

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Well, one question I would ask
if how many drinks do we actually

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know emphasis know he had? Because
there's been a lot of discussion that whoever,

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if someone is responsible singularly for these
groups of deaths, these clusters of

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dead bodies Austin, Texas, Chicago, in Nashville as well, if it

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is foul play, that they would
have spotted someone at a bar and drugged

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them and mark them drug them,
so that would make someone appear much more

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intoxicated after one drink plus whatever was
given to them than than not. And

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as someone who was once drugged a
bar in London, I can tell you

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that, uh, the incredibly your
faculties just disappear from you. There's sort

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of no way to overcome it.
So I think you certainly think about that

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if he was just stumbling out of
how many drinks do we actually know he

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had? And it's much more difficult
once someone's been dumped a body of water

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for a couple of weeks to get
any kind of toxicology back. I would

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think to you, as the former
prosecutor, it seems as though police are

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awfully quick in keeping in mind with
that FBI profiler told you, the police

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seem awfully quick to be willing to
write these off to oh, it's an

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accident. We don't have any evidence
of foul play. We don't have any

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evidence of foul play. Rather than
really trying to run to ground. How

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these these young men who seem otherwise
healthy and of of full use of their

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faculties end up in these bodies of
water and drowned because you got to be

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pretty drunk and completely incapacitated to somehow
fall in a body of water and then

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not be able to make your way
out right. And how do you make

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your way to a body of water
at night? I mean, I don't

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know how. And you went over
that quickly. You said you were drugged

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in a bar in London. Yes, explain that I was at a bar

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in London. I was actually with
my father and a woman I was dating

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at the time. This was back
when I was overseas. I was in

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London seeing my parents, and I
guess someone thought I was alone. It

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was like a casino club and my
dad said, somebody I had a drink

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and I knocked it back and he
said, hey, did you Is that

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your drink? And I said yeah, and he said I think somebody just

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put something in it. And I
said, oh, come on, dad,

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are you kidding me? And about
ten minutes later I couldn't stand up.

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So my dad and this woman I
was with at the time, you

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know, had my arms over their
shoulders, got me, got me into

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a cab, got me to the
hotel, and I laid down on the

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floor. I couldn't move. I
was completely sort of paralyzed. I could

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talk a little bit, but I
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forty five minutes or an hour,
and then suddenly I kind of came came

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back around and was totally fine the
next day. But you know, unquestionably,

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if my father and you know had
not been there to make sure nothing

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happened to me, I think the
results could have been extraordinarily different. So

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someone who did that specifically targeted you. You appeared to have I served,

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I believe certain assets. You were
sitting in a bar, and uh,

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when you're sitting at a bar,
your attention is diverted you're looking left,

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looking right, women be it was. It was at a casino. It

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was a casino table, so it
was it was like hard table now and

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someone's looking that guy's got some money, let's do this. At some point

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in ten minutes, he's going to
become almost unconscious. We'll pick him up

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by the arms and say, well, it's our buddy. We'll get him

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out of here. And the rest
is, did you realize how close you

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were to being killed or injured?
Well? Or or or injured? Then?

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You know, look, being injured
would have been the best case scenario,

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right, So yeah, it was. It was. But it's one

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of those things that's always stuck in
my head because on the security tapes,

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it would have looked like I was
just completely hammered, right, It'd be

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very easy to go, oh,
that guy was just got so drunk he

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couldn't handle anything, and you know
we had to throw him out or you

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know, his buddies took him or
whatever. And obviously that was not the

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case. So I think that that's
sort of where my head goes when we

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hear about these stories. And this
one is the video coming out of Luke

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Bryan's bar is illustrative as somebody just
hammered completely drunk by himself. But if

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somebody wanted to do harm and the
same thing happens at truck stops, so

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some of the lot lizards, the
same thing happened with black females. That

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this isn't racially isolated to white males, college kids and bars with blonde hair.

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There are serial killers who will tell
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look and take their time homicidal.
We had a case in Covington about two

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weeks ago in which a woman who
looks to be completely normal, thirty years

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old, a white female, and
her thing was to kill people randomly and

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take their life. And so she
would wait on a street and when she

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saw somebody walking, she would target
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And for no reason. He didn't
know the man, had no relations

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with him, he didn't flip her
the bird. She simply wanted to kill

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a man, and she did it
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And normally, if it's late at
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sidewalk and they want to run them
over and kill them and move on,

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the odds are getting caught are extremely
small. But in this case, there

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was a video to catch a license
plate and the local prosecutor, Rob Sanders,

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did his work with the police and
they found the woman and her thing

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in life was to kill someone and
she wanted to keep killing people. Where

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an how does that come from?
But it happens. It's it's going all

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the way back, right, I
mean, there was you know, there

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were serial killers in London going back, you know in London and other cities.

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You know they're you know, famous, going going back to your point

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from what the FBI profiler has told
you, and I think it's you know,

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something to come back to is I
think we don't really know how many

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really know ho riskic human beings.
There are prowling and look, if you're

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going to kill somebody and you just
want to get away with it, there

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are demographics target and there's ways to
do it. If that that make it

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a lot a lot easier if you
will, right, if if people are

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good at it and plan over over
time. So yeah, I think it's

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sary. You know. The thing
you hope is that the prosecutor and the

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police in Nashville take this as seriously
as the prosecutor. Did that you just

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talked about in uh in Ohio?
The dot dot to that is boy.

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If you are a parent now in
your kid, a blonde haired kid who's

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in college, or any college kids
say hey, hey, hey, mom,

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down to one in Nashville for the
weekend, and they don't solve this

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thing. That becomes a different conversation
for parents. Unbelievable. Every day in

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America, here's the number. The
United States is a third country with the

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highest number of deaths per day every
day in America. Every day, eight

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thousand Americans die every day, eight
thousand a day. I'm looking at this

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number. I'm going, how's that
pot? Eight thousand a day? And

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if those that are killed, you
know, it's something in the range of

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twenty to twenty five thousand a year
are killed or murdered. And if somebody

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wants to apply their trade and target
certain individuals based upon race, ideology,

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whatever it might be, that person
could easily and those eight thousand a day.

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Every month, there'll be a quarter
of a million, quarter of a

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million die every month. You could
easily do that. And if you keep

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your head down and do it.
May I use the term the right way

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you'll never be caught. Well,
that's a scary reality, right. I

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will tell you. I'll add another
group of death to that eight thousand,

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which is three hundred a day.
And you know this better than anybody being

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from Ohio. Guy from fentanyl.
Now that is the leading cause of death

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or eighteen to forty five year olds. There's an interesting piece that just came

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out in Bloomberg. We'll be talking
about it a lot on the show leading

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up to election. Here eight and
ten Americans in swing states report that fentanyl

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is either a somewhat or very important
issue for them in this coming election for

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president. That's more than abortion,
that's more than climate, that's more than

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the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.
I had a distant I went to the

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funeral about a month ago in Indianapolis, a distant family member. I only

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met her a couple of times.
Early twenties, working popular, no suicidal

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ideations. Simply goes to bed at
night, doesn't wake up in the morning.

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A girlfriend checks on her and she's
cold and blue. Oh my god,

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what is it? Turned out to
be fentanyl and some girlfriends had given

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her that's it. Gave her a
pill thinking and it looked like a percoset,

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had the right markings on it,
but it was not percoset. It

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was laced completely with fentanyl. And
that family and I know in Ohio,

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Kentucky, Indiana, Leland, we
might be the epicenter of fentanyl addiction right

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here, a working class white males
and females overwhelmingly used fentanyl drugs and death

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that we're that family will constantly for
the rest of their life vote on issues

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like keeping fentanyl out of Ohio,
Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin.

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It is a huge issue, a
huge issue here and every family is going

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to be touched by drug addiction and
fentanyl at some point. And I don't

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know. And for this kid,
this Riley Strain, that why would somebody

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want him dead? And the issue
is I think about I'm going to figure

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about this case in Covington in which
she simply wanted to kill human beings.

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In fact, I'm looking at News
Nation now right now you have a network

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has Riley Strain stumbling and falling out
of that bar as if he can't even

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keep his keep his legs underneath him. But he had to walk a long

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distance to get to the Cumberland river. Why would somebody who's drunk on his

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ass want to walk a long distance, stumbling and mumbling and falling and just

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want to jump into a river.
It doesn't make any sense. No,

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it doesn't make any sense. And
I think that's what that's what you know,

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obviously, and we hope that the
police are going to be looking into.

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You know, Brian Antid from News
Nation, one of the best crime

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reporters, one of the best reporters
period, there is joins us on this,

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on this issue, and I think
that this is one of this that

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people are gonna have to stay on
for a while, right, you know,

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you're gonna have to have real reporting
done. And I think you're you're

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you're right there, which is at
the question, Okay, he comes out

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of a bar, how long does
he have to walk? How do we

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match the video of him being a
bumbling, stumbling drunk to this idea that

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he is gonna walk what a half
mile full mile to the Cumberland River and

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then just jump that night jump into
the body, which is cold. I

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would imagine the temperatures in the forties
to cold. You know what I like

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when you jump into a when you
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Your body just well what And the
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time around Gay Street, which is
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And so it makes no sense.
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we're gonna if the police say,
okay, there was no signs on the

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body. The body's been in the
water for two weeks. It's largely devoid

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of any objective evidence of crime.
They simply mark it down as a I

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don't know and accidental death and move
on to the next case of some other

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white male college dude or female.
I mean, how many rupees, how

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many illegal drugs are putting in women's
drinks and bars and they simply wake up

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somewhere and is not reported and they're
raped or some some and all of a

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sudden you move on to the next
case. One of those eight thousand was

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Riley strained is not alive today?
Well, I'll tell you what, Leland,

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we got to run. I wanted
to talk about Trump and truth social

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I wanted to talk about Tony Bobolinski. I wanted to talk about Palm Beach

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County. Over a couple of days
ago, three Guatemalans kidnapped off the street.

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A woman walking with a purse,
jumped out of a pickup truck,

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grabbed her by the neck, picked
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of the pickup truck, raped her
for three days, and then, thank

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god, she got free of that. I wanted to talk about other crimes

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being committed, but this one,
this one has me baffled. And I

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remember what happened in that serial profile. Well, I'll tell you what we

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got to run. I'm sorry,
Leeland, we got Next time we're together,

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we'll talk about politics. But I
found this case fascinating, and when

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you bring up I think you and
the rest of the country as well.

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And lastly, fentanyl. If somebody
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more important issue than abortion, I'm
not sure anybody would have believed that.

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Wo when a family is touched by
it and it came over the southern border,

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and it's all over college campuses,
and it's all over work sites,

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and it's all over the drug community, that do you want to put the

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right level of fentanyl in the drug
to keep them hooked but not kill them.

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That family is going to vote on
fentanyl, and that may be the

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reason that Trump becomes the president of
the Southern Border. I want to get

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your last reaction to that. I
couldn't agree with you. I couldn't agree

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with you more that the southern border
has become a proxy for so many issues,

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right is it sitting all now?
When you say to somebody what's your

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most important is they say immigration?
Immigration is now a foxy for fetanyl,

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because, as you point out,
it touches so many people. I think

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it's fifty percent of which you are
now a member of America. Say they've

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been personally touched by a ventanyl death. You can't imagine a twenty two year

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old, attractive functioning a young girl
who is dead because of a failure on

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the southern border. And Leland Vedert
of News Nation, there are tens of

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thousands of Americans in the Midwest touched
by this. And when they see those

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charging the border, knocking down the
barbed wire, when they see Guatemalins in

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Palm Beach County, Florida raping off
the streets and then released on bond,

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you see what's happening in New York
City, which is a terrible problem and

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fentanyl. Keep an eye on that
issue because come November, these stories are

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percolating. People vote when it touches
them personally. Leland veverter, once again,

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Sorry, couldn't go on in politics. Will two it the next time,

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

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Leland. We'll talk soon. God
bless you. Let's continue with more.

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Once you've been touched by something like
this, it becomes personal. And when

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you vote and it becomes personal,
that's when you move in the needle.

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And maybe that's why Trump is up
in Ohio by eight or nine percentage points,

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Michigan by four or five because these
issues the southern border are issues that

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touch, at one point or another, every American family. Let's continue with

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more. Bill Cunningham, The Home
of Your Reds three more preseason games.

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Hopefully they can make it to Thursday
with an entire roster of players not hurt.

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On News Radio seven hundred WOTOW,
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