Bill Cunningham, the Great American. November the twenty second, twenty twenty three,
it's been exactly, almost to the minute, sixty years since the murder
of John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas. And for those traveling thither
and fro, there's like sixty million Americans traveling somewhere. Just listen up for
the next forty five to fifty minutes, because I have with us now JT.
Townsend, who's an author, a true crime detective, who has spent
a large part of his life studying the Kennedy assassination. And to go back
in time relative to President John F. Kennedy, nothing to this young Catholic
boy had more of a shock in my life for the nineteen sixties than the
murder of President John F. Kennedy. And it launched the most extensive criminal
investigation in America and our shall I say, world history. One cannot underestimate
the shock to the nation when these things transpired. There were hundreds of witnesses
that were interviewed, there were tens of thousands of pages of evidence, and
it was all concluded between November and September of the next year. Because the
new President, Lyndon Baines Johnson wanted to be resolved before the election of nineteen
sixty four. And so here we are sixty years almost to the second,
when John F. Kennedy was murdered. There's been over one thousand books that
have been published, there have been tens of thousands of articles, and seventy
percent of us, the American people do not believe we have the facts.
When it first came out in September the Warren Commission of nineteen sixty four,
about sixty percent of the American people believed that that was the conclusion that Lee
Harvey Oswald acted alone. Here we are sixty years later, after a thousand
books and ten thousand articles, and now it's completely opposite the other way.
Jay T. Townsend, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of
all, sixty years ago, almost to the second, John F. Kennedy
was murdered. There's no question about that. So the first question I have
for you is who was Lee Harvey Oswald? Who was Lee Harvey Oswald?
Wow? A pathetic loser? Wanna be loner? You look up assassin in
the dictionary. His picture is there. And Willie, if we look at
every assassination attempt from Andrew Jackson all the way up to John Hinckley with Reagan,
successful attempts, unsuccessful attempts. They've all been wannabes who wanted to be
somebody. The only exception of that would be John Wilkes Booth. Every other
presidential assassin or attempted assassin has just been a psychotic loser with a grievance.
And Lee Harvey Oswald is no different. In fact, I'm going to post
at some point on my website your article on this subject matter. You go
over all the assassination attempts at various presidents, starting early every president every twenty
years beginning in eighteen forty either died in office or was shot, and the
most famous, of course was Lincoln and Kennedy. But you go over all
the assassination attempts, most of which, thank god, run successful, and
the ones that were successful, and Lee Harvey Oswald fit the standard of what
a presidential assassin was. Explain his background, Explain New Orleans. Explain how
he got to Moscow. Explain him joining the Marines when he was seventeen years
old. Just give us a sketch of his bio. You know, hard
to explain a lot of things about him. Never knew his father. His
father died before he was born. His mother, who was a real piece
of work, moved him around. He attended eight different schools. He was
a chronic truant, dropped out of high school a sophomore year, becomes a
marine. He shoots himself in the leg to get out of a duty.
He's discharged, but he did become a sharpshooter. That is the middling designation
between marksmen and expert. So we do know that he could fire a high
powered rifle better than ninety nine point nine nine nine percent of the citizenry.
So then Willie, what does he do? He defects to Russia in nineteen
sixty from Finland. That way from from Finland. From Finland, he said,
you know what, one of the worst places on Earth. You've pointed
this out in your article what was USSR in nineteen sixty? And this US
marine says, I want to go to Russia. I want to go to
USSR and become a communist. It's nuts. People don't flee capitalist countries to
go to socialist countries. Look at look at East and West Berlin. No
one went from West Berlin to East Berlin. Ever, but everyone went from
East Berlin to West Berlin. So Oswald has set himself apart from virtually every
normal person with that defection. And so when he arrives in the USSR,
they must think this is a former US marine coming here to live. No
one does that. So how did they treat Lee Harvey Oswald in the old
Soviet Union? Well, well, not well at all. They wanted nothing
to do with him. They gave him a menial factory job. They spied
on him. He did get a wife out of the deal, and he
got disenchanted immediately obviously with living over there. Who wouldn't. And it's interesting,
Willie. When he came back here in sixty two, he complained that
there was no media to recover his return. Think it, Mike, well,
who are you? He wanted CBS News to be interviewing him as some
international character, Zach and nobody cares. Then this guy's entire life he tried
to draw attention to himself, and so when he came back home he eventually
made his way. Explain how he got to Dallas in the first place.
Explain a little bit before November the twenty second nineteen sixty three at her near
noon Central Standard time. How did he make it? Why did he pick
Dallas in which to live as opposed to New Orleans. Well, yeah,
he had family in the area. He hit his brother, I think his
mother lived there, but they moved around to a number of places in Dallas,
and he hooked up with the Fair Play for Cuba organization. People often
wonder why would he want to kill JFK since Oswald was kind of a liberal
and JFK was, Well, he didn't like that. He didn't like his
policies against Cuba, obviously, but he knocked around with this organization. I
think they had like five members, and he got fired from every job he
ever held. Because this is very key Willie. He could not take orders,
he would not take orders from people, and he was mentally ill.
I mean, there's no question he had a he was a paranoid schizophrenic.
With effective he was. He was an intelligent guy who was a paranoid schizophrenic.
Men ill delusions of grandeur and people that try to put him into conspiracy.
This guy wouldn't have followed anyone's orders for any reason whatsoever. Well,
let's talk about Marina. His relationship with his wife. And you make a
point in your article that the key to this whole case might be an event
that took place on April tenth, nineteen sixty three, which was about seven
months before. Yeah, explain that to the American people, which builds up
to November twenty second. Explain what happened in April the tenth. Well,
I'm so glad you read my website article, Willie. I've taught a lot
of classes and programs this fall on JFK, and I always ask for a
show of hands when I get to the slide on Edwin Walker. How many
people were aware that Lee Harvey Oswald took a shot at right wing John Bircher,
segregationist ex general Edwin Walker. How many people know that he took a
shot at this guy and missed, and less than ten percent of people are
even aware of this. He stalked Walker, he took photos of his house,
He had a manifesto. He bought the rifle that killed Kennedy to kill
Walker. He bought it in March of sixty three, and he followed this
guy around and he finally took an attempt at it, and he would have
killed him. Willie the bullet hit a window frame slat and just missed Walker's
head. In fact, that night mareen. This happened at night, and
he paid twenty bucks for them on Carcano, twenty dollars to kill Walker and
explained to set up and explain from that point on, and how did this
sharpshooter miss Oh, He's only about forty feet away, across an alley from
the back of Walker's house. Walker's doing his taxes, He's in the kitchen.
There's a light on in the window. This should have been a kill
shot, but he couldn't see the horizontal window slats that deflected the bullet.
He ran away, buried the rifle nearby. Marina testified to the Warrant Commission.
He came home breathless and said, I shot Walker and he wanted to
get Walker because Walker was advocating an invasion of Cuba, which he now switched
from being an ardent USR communist. He was a little distant Chanted, but
he loved he loved Castro's brand of communism. He wanted to defect there,
and he said, I want to kill the guy that wants want American soldiers
to invade Cuba. And except for that horizontal slat and the deflection the bullet
bye about an inch or two. He would have killed him. Absolutely,
he really wanted to kill Walker. This was the birth of him as an
assassin. This is this motivationally speaking, this was the kind of guy he
wanted to kill. And Willie, by the way, once they talked to
Marina after the assassination, they dug up that Walker bullet and yes, indeed
it was matched to the Manituur Carkano to the exclusion of all of their weapons.
And they had a pretty good condition of that bullet. And at the
time there was a small article in the Dallas paper and an assassination attempt of
General Walker, but it wasn't a big deal. But because he fell that
Oswald thought he killed the guy. I'm sure he did, obviously, the
next day he learned he hadn't. So he's a failed assassin, Willie,
and this man has failed at everything he's ever done, so if he fails
again, So he goes announces to his Russian wife, who could barely speak
English, I just killed Walker. He thought it'd be some international character.
Waiting for the arrest to take place, it never occurred, and never occurred.
He left a bunch of instructions for his wife on what to do if
he was arrested. They found his manifesto with the photographs of Walker's house.
He had stalked this guy for weeks. Yeah, this was his ideal target
and it fit so between April and then November. The twenty second explain what
Lee Harvey Oswald did in those seven months to perpetuate this myth that he was
some great historical character about to do a great deed. Well, he did
kick around New Orleans for a while, and you know, the movie JFK
centers up on that very much, but I don't think there was much there.
But in October he got a job at the Texas school Book Depository.
Well how did he get that job? That's suspicious, isn't it, Willie?
Yeah, very well he got it. A friend of a friend,
a woman who lived near where Marina was staying. They were separated, told
Marina about this job at the school book depository, and Oswald shows up and
gets it. There's no motorcade route published at this point. This is just
pure happenstance that he goes to work in that building. So he got his
first day of work was October fifteenth, nineteen sixty three, and at this
point there wasn't even a trip to Texas planned by Kennedy, but many saw
this as the conspiratorial hand of the CIA or government officials had somehow placed this
assassin on a motor route that didn't exist when it began work there. It's
absurd, you know, Willie. There was two There was two buildings for
the depository, one along the route and one farther downtown. They almost sent
him to work at the other building, and at the last minute they decided
to keep him at the main building. I mean, this is pure Happenstance's
absolutely that he's working there. I had read somewhere there was two quick vacancies
downtown as opposed to the other building, and this is where all the school
books for the state of Texas are housed. And then I guess at that
point telegrams or letters would be sent. We need so many books, and
so that time the other busy. He just easily could have been placed in
Fort Worth, which Lee Harvey Lee Harvey Oswall the other building, which would
have been found quite acceptable to Lee Harvey Oswald. Because at that point the
Kennedy trip had not even been set up yet, has had not. But
if let's jump ahead, if weight to two days before the assassination, this
is the one that gives me chills. Willie. That's when the motorcade route
was in the newspaper. And just imagine Lee Harvey Oswald reading that paper at
work as he already did, and he saw the most powerful man in the
world he's going to be driving by his window in an open topped limousine.
Can you just picture that? That had to be like from the Lucifer,
the devil himself. This is your chance. You failed in the military,
you were discharged, you failed going to USSR, you failed in your marriage
separation, you failed in trying to kill Officer Walker with the gun that costs
you twenty dollars. He used a fictitious name to buy the gun, but
his handwriting was matched up and he used some different Explain that. If Tony
Bender has a question about that, why didn't he use his own name to
buy the gun, because as a former people did that all the time in
the nineteen sixties through mail order. Explain that's it him. He had a
number of aliases that he adopted. Alec Hadell was merely one of them,
and he had fake IDs made up and he thought he was being real clever.
But dude, that's your po box, it's sent to that's your handwriting
on the money order. You know that is that is your rifle. But
consider that Wednesday, Willie. Now, this guy doesn't drive, he has
no car. He lives in a rooming house with twenty people in one phone.
His landlady said, Wednesday night he stayed in his room, took no
visitors, took no calls, and on Thursday he breaks pattern. He normally
rode out to where Marina was staying on the weekend to stay with them.
He asked the guy to give him a ride out Thursday night. I have
to pick up some curtain rods. So I'm not sure when he's involved in
all these high level conspiracy editorial meetings between Wednesday and Thursday evening. No phone,
no car. All right, let's leave it right there, because let's
take a short break. When we come back, we're going to come to
the to the morning in November the twenty second, how Lee Harvey Oswald got
there, why he chose the site that he chose, and the single bullet
theory, which now we have a secret Service agent saying that he found the
single bullet inside the limousine then went to the hospital. This is a law
enforcement official, a secret Service agent who said, sixty years later had a
recovered memory and at the hospital Parkland, what he did then was put the
bullet, the so called magic bullet, on a gurney. But stay right
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It is now November twenty first, nineteen sixty three. Lee Harvey Oswald discovered
the day before that this serendipitous event open air car in which President Kennedy was
riding, was going to come right in front of the work headquarters of Lee
Harvey Oswald JT. Townsend. Let's pick it up now. It's the evening
November twenty first, nineteen sixty three, out of near Fort Worth. What
happened? He shows up in the suburbs where Marina is living with Ruth Paine,
unannounced, unscheduled on a Thursday evening. Marina is furious with him all
that evening. At dinner, the discussion is about Kennedy's visit the next day.
Lee Harvey Oswald, the political animal, shows no interest at all in
Kennedy's visit. Three times implores Marina to bring the kids. Oswald has a
newborn, come back with him and we'll hunt for an apartment on Saturday and
we'll be a family again. Three times Marina refuses him because she's mad at
him. He's a wife beater, by the way, Willie is if he's
not enough of a loser, and she's just not ready to go back with
him. And that next morning he leaves his life savings one hundred and seventy
dollars on her dresser, along with his wedding ring, which he has never
removed before. And then he goes to hitch to ride with Wesley Buel Fraser
to work, and he's carrying a long package. Hey, Lee, what's
that curtain rods for an apartment? Duel Fraser saw the package, and his
sister from her kitchen windows saw the package, and he was seen carrying this
package into the book depository that morning. Now stay on that point. I
have a text from a friend of mine who said that bule testified at some
point it was a short package. It wasn't long enough for a rifle.
Is that true? Well, well, the rifle was disassembled. Yes,
yes, the rifle was disassembled, So the whole rifle might only be eighteen
inches to twenty inches long. Because the way those people say, oh he
carried a long package, but it wasn't long enough. Come on, Willie,
Yeah, it wasn't wrong enough. It took off the bar, it
was disassembled. An FBI agent using a quarter put that rifle together in four
minutes. Okay, and Lee, Harvey Oswald, the sharpshooter, knew how
to do that. So it was he wasn't carrying around something thirty six inches
long. It might have only been twelve to fourteen inches long. Correct,
and Fraser also noticed it was the first time ever he had not brought his
lunch. All right, please continue. Well, so it's a The motorcade
turns into Daley Plaza at twelve thirty, but right before that, Willie and
everybody again seems to forget this. Five to six people saw a man fitting
Oswald's description in the sixth floor window of the Texas School Book Depository holding a
rifle. One man even said to his wife, look a Secret Service agent.
Nobody seemed to think anything about this. You would think the Secret Service
probably had people in buildings. And people noticed this. And as the motorcade
turns the corner, we now know that Oswald fired the first shot almost straight
down at the limo. It missed everything. It hit a light pole,
stanchion, missed the limo, kick up, a piece of concrete from a
curve that flew down and hit a guy standing under the Triple underpass and cut
his cheek. And that was hundreds of yards away. But he's not three
yards away. Now. Most people did not recognize this as a gunshot.
People thought it was a firecracker or a motorcycle backfire, right, and he
missed on the first shot. He missed on the first shot. Howard Brennan,
a construction worker, and amos ewing the young man look up to the
window. Brennan sees Oswald or a man who could be his twin, taking
aim with the second shot. This is the shot that entered Kennedy's back,
exited his neck, and then struck Connolly. This is the magic bullet.
Very simple explanation for how those wounds could strike both men that no one seems
to remember. Connolly is on the jump seat in the limo. He is
eight inches lower than six inches inside of JFK. It lines up perfectly with
a laser. I don't think lasers existed in nineteen sixty three. Laser perfectly.
You look at this appruder film. Both men react almost at the same
time to this bullet. I'm going to discount the secret service agent who waited
sixty years Willy for me. The magic bullet is the one that exited Kennedy's
neck and disappeared. That's a magic bullet. Explain well, we saw the
bullet that struck Kenny and Connolly. The alleged pristine bullet is found on a
stretcher at Parkland. That's because after it lost velocity, it was all soft
tissue to Kennedy, it did nick Connolly's rib and it deformed it. And
if you ever look at that bullet, Willie, it is out of round,
it is not pristine, and it barely got into Connolly's thigh and that's
how it fell out. So that's the bullet had struck both men. That
bullet was matched to Oswalt's Carlo Kano to the exclusion of all of their weapons.
But the magic bullet for me is the one that exited his neck and
disappeared. Because conspiracy people would have you believe that bullet did not strike Connolly.
So where did that bullet go? Where did it go? It didn't
exist, No, it didn't exist. It didn't exist. It didn't exist.
And if you see the schematic of how they're seated in that limo,
based on the angle from the book depository, it lines up perfectly with both
men and the wounds on both men. At this point they come out from
behind that that traffic sign. You could see both of them, Kennedy's arms
going up. Now, in a normal circumstance, the person that had that
shot would actually fall to the floor. Why didn't Kennedy fall to the floor.
Well, here's the other forgotten fact, the first one being the placement
of the two men in the limo. I've seen a picture of this brace
Kennedy was wearing. This is quite a contraption, Willie. It basically covers
from the top of his hips above his nipples. He had. The man
has a horrible back. He is a chronically bad back. He has Addison's
disease. This this brace is to keep him upright for public appearances. You
would think that first bullet striking him would have put him on the floor of
that limo without the brace. I am convinced it does. Sure, But
with the brace he brought him upright, and he couldn't go forward right and
now I would not go forward. Now, let's talk about the third bullet
that the kill shot. Because when you look at the photos, the brain
matter, most of it went forward, some of it went backward. Explain
I would if you look at the that's a cruder film. When that shot
strikes him, his head does move forward, blood, brain tissue all go
forward. Now a piece of skull detaches and falls off the back of the
limo. Jackie was trying to get that, and everybody points to that.
But if you look at that closely, he moves forward slightly, the brace
engages him and it kicks him back and to the right. You know,
I'm looking at frame three point thirteen of this ruder film. You can see
that the residue of the brain is away from the Texas school Book Depository as
a scalp, and part of the brain and the skull went upwards and forwards.
It didn't go backwards, but because of the brace, he went forwards.
Then he went backwards. I can I can still hear it back to
the left back, to the left back and to the left and braced job.
Yeah, both Connolly's and both Secret Service agents in the front of the
limo. We were We're hit with blood, brain mat and tissue. They
were they were, they were hit by it. They were covered covered by
it. But the brace did its job. No one seems to remember the
brace. No one seems to remember the actual seating position of the two men.
This all lines up perfectly with three shots from the Texas school Book Depository.
So if there was a shot from the grassy knoll, if Jay Edgar
Hoover was in a skirt somehow on the grassy knoll would have been backwards.
It wouldn't have been forwards. It wouldn't have hit the agents in front,
it would have gone backwards. Correct. Explain explain that well, Willie,
he was Hoover was wearing an open back dress, I see with heels.
But consider Jackie's head positioned to JFK's. She might have actually been hit by
a shot from the grassy knoll based on that angle. There's no exit wound
from that side of Kennedy's head whatsoever, and no bullet was ever found behind
where it would have gone. In fact, the bullet that the third shot,
the bullet hit Kennedy's head. Where's that bullet? Now? It's just
well, they matched several bullet fragments found in the front of the limo to
the Manuker carcano. But of course a lot of it, you know,
was basically destroyed when it hit the front of his skull. So the bullet
did fracture, so the bullet entered. They were able to match fragments to
the Manluquer carcano. Now, and there's many theories, and of course there's
money in theories. There's little money in confirming the Warren Commission, which made
mistakes. There's always open ends to any investigation. There's always one how come
this? How come that maybe Ci had a motive, Maybe the Mob had
a motive, Maybe Castro had a motive, Maybe the communists had a motive,
But there's no They all wanted especially the mob, wanted him dead.
But where's the evidence of their involvement? Willie, it's absurd that anyone would
try this. But will let's imagine the guy who pitched this in the conspiracy
meeting. We're gonna shoot him in a public place with witnesses around, unknown
number of cameras might air the shooting live. We're gonna use multible shooters from
moulible locations. We're going to pin it on one shooter, Willie, from
one location, and hope that no one else is caught. You know that
we're going to fake all the ballistics, eyewitnesses, autopsy fit, whatever we
want. And Willie, we're going to make sure that our guy doesn't talk.
We're going to kill the killer, but we're going to leave the second
assassin alive because we can trust him not to talk. Let's go on to
Jack Ruby, because Tony Benner tells me Ruby was the hit man that wanted
to eliminate Lee Harvey Oswald so no one could front. He was interviewed seven
times, and the Postmaster General was another key part of this thing. But
explain the involvement of Jack Ruby and killing the assassin and how that's not part
of some great conspiracy. Well, we'll look at his Sunday timeline, but
keep in mind, there's there's footage of Oswald Friday night when they're leading him
down the hallway for the lineup. You know that hallway is packed with people.
He actually almost bumps elbows with Ruby at one point. Jack Ruby is
there. If Jack Ruby is a highed assassin, Willie he will kill him
right there. He has no idea that he will get another chance. He
does nothing to him there. But Ruby built up a grief the whole weekend.
Everybody that talked to him said, oh God, why did this have
to happen in Dallas. It's a shame Jackie has to come back here for
this worms trial. And let's look at his Sunday morning timeline with a lot
of ifs. Write this down, everyone, write this down. Go ahead.
If Oswald is transferred on schedule at ten am, Ruby is sitting at
home in his underwear. And if the Dallas Postmaster General doesn't show up unannounced
at ten to discuss his using a po box under an assumed name, they
take him out of ten. End of story. Yeah, Ruby's in his
underwear. In his place, he owned a strip club. He had an
nefarious background and always carried a gun with him because he carried large amounts of
cash, and he had two thousand dollars on win rest. Here's our next.
If Willie, if one of his strippers doesn't call him to wire her
some money because Ruby closed his clubs that weekend, Ruby does not drive downtown.
If the Western Union office is not on the same block as the city
jail, Ruby is nowhere near the transfer site. If Ruby is delayed at
Western Union, the transfer occurs while he is still in line. Willie,
he had us he had a receipt stamped eleven seventeen. The clerk said he
waited behind a customer. He was not in a hurry. And here's the
real kicker. They asked Oswald if he wanted to change into a sweater for
the transfer. He's wearing that ding t shirt, and he says, yes,
get my black sweater. If he says no, take me out this
way, they transfer him. At eleven fifteen, Ruby is still in line
at Western Union. What sort of hit man there's a wire transfer to a
stripper four minutes before the biggest job of his career? And Willie better yet,
what sort of mafia torpedo brings his beloved dos Hun Sheiba with him in
the car on the biggest job of his career. They found that dog two
hours later in a lock car, almost dead. So Sheiba the dog was
taken by Jack Ruby to wire the money to the stripper. And what assassin
takes his beloved dog with him to an assassination side, never going to see
him again. If people forget everything else I just said about the timeline,
if you're a pet owner, you're going to go kill someone taking your pet
with you? No, Sometimes it just comes down to behavior, Willie.
So what happened when he comes out? This is Jack Ruby? What happens,
Willie? I've watched this film, the timing of this, the chance
and the timing of this. As Ruby himself said, I couldn't have done
this again in a million years. Like this, you see will Fritz,
the detective who's been grilling Oswald, come around the corner. He's leading the
procession. If you look at the right part of the frame, Ruby comes
bouncing into the frame. He just arrived. And how did he get down
the ramp because the armored vehicle that they were going to transfer Oswald in wouldn't
fit past the air conditioning ducked and the policeman stepped out to direct traffic.
Ruby's the eternal gate crasher. He wants to be where the action is.
He goes down the ramp. He comes in behind the media and ten seconds
later, Willie Oswalt's right there in front of him. Ten seconds and he
saw a smirk on his face. On his face, Ruby has a volcanic
temper. He steps forward. Now, most of your assassin's professional assassins,
Willie, are cool customers. They don't scream at the guy they're killing.
And he screams, you shot my president, you rat. He shoots him
in the abdomen. He's using his middle finger on the trigger, not his
trigger finger. And that's a professional assassin. Any you look at all this
JT and did they did the Warren Commission get it right? In the essence
of what they did. They absolutely did, Willie, most exhaustive investigation in
history. They got it right. He took a rifle into work. He
was seen in the window. He's the only person to flee the book depository.
And let's not forget Willie. He shot Officer J. D. Tippett.
Forty five minutes later, Tippett pulls him over, has the description of
the man in the window. Oswald shoots him. Eight witnesses identified Oswald either
as the shooter of Tippett or the man running away from the scene waving a
gun. Eight witnesses. Now, why does he shoot Tippett? And let
me tell you. If Oswald survives this, they try him for Tippett first,
Willie, they had a better case for Tippett. Do they try him
for JFK after the Tippet conviction? Probably symbolically they do, But they would
try him for Tippet first. There's no reason for him to kill that policeman.
And by the way, when he is arrested in the Texas Theater,
he attempts to shoot another police all the while screaming that he is not resisting
arrest. Well, I'll tell you what JT. I'm not sure we're ever
going to do this again. We have about thirty seconds remaining. Also hedge
on years ago about the Brick and murders. Please please, we have thirty
seconds. Explain what you can do with the brick and murders. Hey,
if you're from Cincinnati or the West Side, you haven't read my book Somemmer's
Almost Gone. It's the Brick of the Murders with the Cincinnati Strangler as the
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coupon code. Take ten dollars off this book. I never wrote this book
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take ten dollars off a T on the one anniversary and we'll do the same
thing. We should get on and talk about Bricka sometimes. Will I think
it could be helpful to me. We will, all right, JT.
Thank you very much, Thank you, Willie always a pleasure, God bless
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Los Angeles County prosecutor, the prosecuted at the Sharon Tate murders Lambianca. Then
also later on, many years later, A Gerald Posner has written the book
Case Closed. And if you want to completely know everything about the Kennedy assassination,
either Four Days in November or Case Closed, the two books lay it
all out. Now are there loose ends? Do most Americans seventy percent believe
that Oswald did not act alone. Yes, it's the nature of the times
in which we live. I get that. And right now there's probably sick,
mentally ill individuals who want to kill the current president and the last president
and the president before that. It's the nature of life. In this case,
I've also had the honor having on Texas Ranger Jim Levell. He's the
guy in the cowboy hat handcuffed to Lee Harvey Oswald. Just as they're exiting
the building to go the go into the vehicle to take them to a different
jail, Ranger Jim Levell says to Lee Harvey Oswald, Hey, Lee,
I hope if somebody shoots you, they're as good to aim as you are.
And he said something. If he smiled and said me too, those
are like the last words said by Lee Harvey Oswald. And if you somehow
believe that there was some massive conspiracy to kill the thirty fifth president, the
last person you would pick to do that would be Lee Harvey Oswald. Because
he was mentally ill. He was a killer. He wanted to be hit
delusions of grandeur as many assassins to see themselves as some historical character. This
was a marine at the age of seventeen, who two years later was tried,
court martialed, and given a dishonorable discharge, who wanted to become a
communist so he makes his way on a ship to France, takes rail cars
to Finland, walks across the border to enter Russia. Then the USSR and
the Russians at this point are extremely suspicious of this guy, thinking who what
the hell is this US marine? They thought he was a spy, so
they gave him a job in Minsk, which is now Belarus. He met
a Russian girl, Marina, marries her, spoke little English. After about
a year and a half, became completely unhappy with the Communist way of life,
made his way back home, settled first in New Orleans, where he
was born, then made his way to Dallas, and from that point on
he looked for means and methods to become a famous character. First few things
he did was hand out pamphlets in New Orleans about Cuba. Instead of having
the glories of Russian communism in his head, he thought the brand of communism
by Fidel Castro was the best, so fair play in Cuba, etc.
Made his way to Dallas, and the rest, show we say, is
history. He started work there in October Marina. They had no money,
and Marina's mother, I'm sorry. A relative of Lee Harvey oswad living in
Dallas wanted him to worry and get some money. And as you just,
sir, JG. Towns should say that he was told Texas school Book Depository
was hiring at a dollar twenty five an hour, but he was twenty five
miles away. He goes there, gets the job. They had two Texas
school Book depositories. One was not downtown, one was a couple miles away,
but because a couple of employees had recently called in sick, it was
assigned to the one in Dallas. Started work there October the fifteenth of nineteen
sixty three, with no idea that JFK was about to be in an open
air limousine five weeks later, because he had no trip planned to Dallas.
In fact, the actual course from the airport to the convention center was not
published until November the twentieth. And then when Lee saw that the course of
the young popular president who tried to destroy Fidel Castro through the Bay of pigs
Asco and had various means and methods available to kill Castro, which is what
JFK wanted to do, and he looks at the route when right in front
of the school book depository that was the serendipitous moment where Lee Harvey Oswald said,
here's my chance for history. Here it is. He tried to assassinate
five months earlier, General Walker, who was retired, but he wanted to
invade Fidel Castro and kill him, and so he stalked Walker, got the
men liquor Karkana rifle and with the purpose of sniper shot against General Walker,
stalks him outside pictures behind his house, sets it up and shoots, and
as the bullet exits the barrel, it is distracted and changed by a mechanism
on the window which changes the course by about an inch and a half,
barely missing the skull of General Walker, who fell to the floor in his
house. At this point, Lee Harvey Oswald thought, shot him in the
head, go home, announced to his wife, I just killed General Walker.
Then he got a picture taken of the gun with the pistol on his
side that he later used to murder JD. Tippett. Then he searched to
recover the bullet, and once they had the rifle ballistically, it hooked up
that the assassin attempted assassin of General Walker was indeed Lee Harvey Oswald, So
he was the kind of person who would kill a president two days ahead of
time, discovers the President's coming right by the window. Goes home Thursday night,
the night before, leaves money, his wallet, leaves his ring.
Marina is done with him. All things are foreclosed. Goes back with those
quote curtain rods, and he broke down and disassembled the rifle. So it
wasn't thirty seven inches long. It's probably about fifty fifteen inches long, and
said it was curtain rods to various employees. Set it up. Here comes
the president. Bang, bang, bang, three shots over about eleven seconds.
Second shots so called magic bullet hit mainly soft tissue. And then the
third shot was the headshot on the supruter film. And when you look at
the frame of the supruiter film, you can see that the skull, residue,
brain, et cetera, is up and forward. It is not back.
It is up and forward with some going back on the trunk lid.
At that point all hell breaks loose. There's one person missing in the roster
of employees. That's Lee Harvey Oswald. A manager gives to a Dallas police
the description of the one employee who is not in the building who should be
in the building, Lee Harvey Oswald, who just happened to be the marine
the sharpshooter who had tried to assassinate General Walker six months earlier. He then
puts out the APB officer JD. Tippett. This is about forty five minutes
after the assassination. See someone fitting the description gets out of his car and
he shot many times by a revolver wheeled it by Lee Harvey Oswald, who
makes his way into a movie theater. Van Hefflin's movie War is Hell is
playing the A few patrons say, a guy that looked like that he went
in there, goes in and tries to kill a police officer inside the theater
with the revolver he used to kill JD. Tippett through the paraffintest. He's
got gun residue on his hands. And the rest, shall we say,
is history, but there's no money in that. So all these thousand books
that are written read seemed to indicate that there was some greater motive conspiracy,
maybe by the Mafia or g and Kanna, or the CIA or Fidel Castro
because Fidel knew the Kennedys were trying to kill him, or the Russians or
the Bay of Pig survivors. Just line up the individuals who had motive.
But the one person with motive means an opportunity was the murderer, Lee Harvey
Oswald, who just happened to be employed weeks before the presidential trup was even
planned to Texas or the route. And then Jack Ruby is the obvious one
that just happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time, saw
the smirk on his face, comes out from the small gathering and shoots him
once in the side, killing Lee Harvey Oswald. Jack Ruby died in prison.
Let's continue. We have thousands on old, millions are listening. We
could deal with this every day for the next sixty years. But the right
man was apprehended. There was no grand conspiracy. But because of our mistrust
in government today, because we know government agents will target political opponents. Look
at what the Obama and the Biden administration is doing to Donald Trump and the
Trump supporters and the Conservatives. It's entirely believable that the government itself would try
to take out a leader, because it's happening right now with Donald Trump.
So we get the idea, But where is the evidence. The evidence points
all in one direction, and not one serious piece of evidence points to the
other. Well, let's continue Bill cunning into Great American Live at JOm of
the Bengals News Radio seven hundred WLW. The cold months are coming and you
don't want to be left freezing if your home heating system fails. Regular maintenance
on your heating system helps prevent breakdowns, increase his efficiency and hello, buy
it and I'm broadcasting. Can I say what happens tomorrow? The Western and
Southern Thanksgiving Day Race? Got a report from the course itself that CEO John
Barrett? What mapping the course and carbo loading as I speak to get ready
for the event, like running it right now, John Barrett? John Barrett,
I'm doing well. But is it true that your carbo loading as we
speak? I do that as a matter of principle. He's probably basting the
turkey. But what's your role tomorrow besides running the ten k race? You
have a CEO division. I understand, I'm going to do it backwards?
What what do it? Backwards? Too easy? For Wow? Too easy?
It's exactly right. And I just read an article about how much better
that is for your health? To run backwards. Really it is until you
hit it something you shouldn't. But what about your achilles? And other runners
legs are using muscles to not use to I guess if it forgot like you
to go run so easily forward backwards gives you a bit more of a challenge.
Is that right? Exactly? Exactly? It's like riding a unicycle with
a blindfold on. That does sound like that'd be a healthy event. But
what is your role tomorrow at your race? What do you do? It's
really tough. Will we do a countdown? We start the race, and
now since we have a new venue over at the t Quel Stadium, we
have to hustle to the finish line because they're there within the five kob there
in probably about fifteen minutes. So we hold the tape so when the winners
run across, they break the tape. Is that like Julie, Yes,
Riddinger, who does that? Oh, Julie will be there. I'll be
there. Johnniemeyer and Brendan White from our company are going to be there,
and between the four of us were going to be able to hold a couple
of tapes. Don't you think I would say? So? You think the
running part would be not long enough for you. You need something like a
marathon course, you know, much more. Yes, I'm a triathlete type
of guy. Well, you know what about that. My good departed friend
Steve Adams was a triathlete and he was a swimmer in college, And I
knew you swam a lot in college and did a bunch of three circles from
the tuck position, and so you kind of believe that he's gone. I
know he was such a good guy. Yeah, but getting back to tomorrow,
what causes you to want to keep sponsoring events like this? What's the
reason? We think Cincinnati is the best kept secret in the world. And
our vision is to see Cincinnati as the corporate mecca. So the really big
cities are now clearly off the charge. No one wants to deal with them
anymore, between the crime, the taxes, the problems. How about two
hour commutes each way? You come to the city's our size and you've got
twenty minute commutes. You've got fabulous work and every war works. So we
we have a great city. We're blessed because of where we are. It's
so beautiful. But also we've got a lot of companies and as a you
know, years ago, we were one of the largest cities in the country.
We've got the infrastructure that other people don't have, the arts, all
of our entertainment, you know, is sort of homegrown. We don't we
have, you know, our own food. We don't have to have you
know, Dave and Busters. You know, we got our own stuff,
and it's just great. People love it once we get them here. Our
goal is to make sure this is a happening city and that's why we do
this kind of and Cincinnati is of course the heart, but you got legs
and arms and kidneys and livers and lungs. I'm talking about Warren County,
Dearborn County, and Campbell. How's the heart of it. How's the tennis?
How's the tennis thing coming along? The tennis thing is coming along really
well. The new owners are fully committed to this area and to making the
tournament. It'll be twice as big, twice as many players, and they're
going to obviously build out that facility and make it a year round facility.
Net net everybody won. And do you have a name yet? I know
you've are magnanimous and given up the naming rights, But do they have a
name yet for next year's tournament? Is that the last year? Willie Cunningham,
Well the Great American all at the Great American Boy the Great American Tournament
of Cincinnati Hotel, and oh wow WILLI and seg oh, I can't wait
to get his tournament t shirt. Then, well, I got Mike de
Wine told me they're going to name the bridge the Great American. I said,
look, I got the building, I got the named after his spokesperson,
Chris Collinsworth. No, no, Chris collins can't catch a football.
Oh look what happened in the eighty one Super Bowl. I'll never forget that.
That's a different issue, I said, Tomark, can you can still
register for the event tomorrow? Correct and still go on line? Yeah,
we'll have twenty thousand folks down there. It's going to be a beautiful day,
low fifties, funny, right, it's not gonna be that cold,
and and people are gonna love it. And a brand new format. It
will still be all over town, but the new format starting an ending of
the stadium, and the t q L folks have been most accommodating. I
mean, this is good. It's all good. All pulling in the same
direction makes life a little bit easier. And just watch out on the race.
And you're hungry. You go into any one of those uh stops and
over the rhine, get bagels, get you know, eggs, whatever you
want. It's all there. And they got to watch out for you running
backwards. Now absolutely get out. I might do the unicycle. I'd get
some bubble wrap. So once our on's our match in Naples, you and
me against Cole happened, and Wally, when's that going to happen? Cole
happ has gotten so good I'm scared of he's pretty good. You know.
You got to practice some more. Yeah, and and the and the good
car dealers like was he like two over something like that? Yeah, yeah,
no question, And then the then they the great American broadcaster is I
understand in the Flora courses he needs to give away more strokes than he's ever
been wanted to. Down to two more. That's not good, not good.
Oh but down there you're probably four plus two plus two, I would
like to think. So all, well, good luck tomorrow, we'll see
what happens and then we move on. Tennis tournament's going to be great.
And then but you guys have all of your listeners have a wonderful Thanksgiving John
Barrett, mister CEO, thank you very much. Good thanks everybody, Thank
you. J Yeah bye segment. Please get us into the Stuge Report.
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seg looking to my left. FBI investigating a vehicle explosion at the Rainbow Bridge
on the US Canadian border next to Niagara Falls. Oh boy, and so
we go. We just pray to God things are smooth and calm. Please
continue with your repertoire AFC North Battle Sunday, Willie with those Steelers up against
the Bengals. Preview tonight, Lance Rocky and Company on the roundtable shoe where
is it a six oh five live from Long Necks and hebron You and I
got to make a trip out there at some point. Let's see the Steelers
as you already know about that. As tomorrow seven under WLW is your NFL
headquarters. On Thanksgiving Day, the Turkey trio of games begins at noon Detroit
and Green Bay, then it's Washington, Dallas. Then he finished up with
San Francisco at Seattle. Now I have a new story, se I gotta
shared with you off the air. Huh headline. Population of hard to eradicate
super pigs in Canada is threatening to invade the US when I read this story
where they can walk across the border because it's not rarely guarded. Feral pigs
are loose, and it turns out the pigs are very good to surviving.
Canadian winners keep them up there, not down here. They're smart, adaptable,
and they eat anything, including human beings. They tear up land or
look for bugs and crops. They can spread devastating diseases to halt farms,
like African swine fever. They reproduce quickly asal can have six piglets and a
litter two times a year. You hook these things up. I'm rolling like
a bunch of people around here with cocaine hippos, and you have wild gangs
of monkeys who are kidnapping. Then you got feral pigs coming in? Are
they blue and maze pigs? This is a problem, you make fun of
it. The success rate of hunters is only two percent in several states of
band hunting because it makes the pigs more wary and nocturnal tougher to eradicate pigs,
hippos and monkeys. You don't think we got problems? Well, you're
continuing on to Bengal Fans Sunday are encouraged to bring unwrapped toys to support the
Hambleton County Jobs and Family Services gift drive for kids in foster care. There's
going to be five locations around pay Course Stadium for collection bins, so be
generous in your time. Tyler Boyd of the Bengals says the nominee for the
twenty twenty three Art Rooney Scholarship Award that goes the outstanding sportsmanship on the field.
What if he would have caught that ball, only would have been in
better shape. Let's see Mohler Senior running back Jordan Marshall, the Home of
the Crusaders, has been named an Ohio Mister Football finalist. How about he
deserves it? Amen, I'd give it to him right now. Let's see
big upset in Namaui Invitational. Last night his fourth rank Marquette knocks off number
one Kansas Big East Tonight the debut of Azi's Bandago Who Azi's bandago I worked
hard to get him rin stated with the Cincinnati Bearcats. Tonight Georgia Tech the
rambling wreck in the town at six point thirty here on seven under WLW.
Also tonight Texas A and m Corpus Christy versus n KU at five thirty on
fifty five KRC, the home of Dale Donovan. What happened to NKU against
UC? Not good? They didn't sneak up on the boys like they did
last year. They snuck up on them, Yes they did. And FC
Cincinnati, they haven't played since November fourth, back in action this Saturday night.
Will they hosting Game one of the Eastern Conference semi finals against the Philadelphia
Union. Why did they take off three weeks in the middle of the playoffs.
It's just the way soccer is. Will they got to get the other
games in and this is is this It's like one and out. No,
they got the this is the this is the they gotta they gotta do the
Conference semi finals, the finals, and then the MLS Cup. They're going
to be playing until next July. I think the finals is not the Cup.
Yeah, the MLS Cup or the finals. But they got They got
the Eastern and Eastern and Western Conference semifinals, then the conference final and then
the two teams battle for the MLS Cup. Well, will that be in
twenty twenty four? I think so. Then the season starts again in February
about two weeks later. Yes, they keep on stupid. I don't know
what to tell you. I don't know what to say. I've said it
before and I'll say it again. I'm just worried about them feral pigs coming
across the border. Would you rather confront feral pigs? Yeah that are hungry
okay, cocaine hippos from Pablo Escobar, yeah, or gangs of violent monkeys
out to kill humans. Well, the monkeys run fast. The hippos way
about a ton, but they can run. They can run like the wind.
They run three tons and then uh faral pig pigs get them sharp teeth.
I don't know. I guess you got a tough choice there, yep.
I guess you flip a coin and go, well, it is.
What if you pick your poison on that one? I get. I post
this story online about feral pigs the humans. Well, the US Canadian border,
you got the bridge, not but they're coming down through Michigan, Wisconsin
and Minnesota to eat humankind. Now they have a hippo, a cocaine hippo.
You have to get in the water, right, I would say so
yet, but the monkeys and the pigs. But yeah, I didn't do
anything at once. That's a problem. I had this terrible dream two nights
ago that I was in this water ditch and a large nile crocodile came up
from the bottom and eyed me, and I eyed him back, and we
had to stare down. I stared down the nile crocodile. Do you think
you're Troy Landry from swamp people or something? Shoot them? Shoot them?
I never gun on me. Oh, but we just stared at each other,
sizing each other up. It was a fifteen foot two ton. You
shouldn't you shouldn't be eating you know I'm eating eating You know that that stuff
at night? When that keeps you up and then you have some nightmares.
You didn't answer my question. I did I did too, asked Rocky is
he coming in? I don't know. Doesn't he have a game? When's
the game? Now? He's got a game is Saturday. He's got the
UC Kansas. That's a good one for him to have. That's correct.
Back to the airport, it's a bad place to be, especially this weekend.
Now from oh you know what about Monday, it'll be a Tim Nightmra
and a Sunday night It'll be a night Mara too. I want to say
this. I like Tim Nightmra. Yes, he's a funny man. I
like him. Segment give me out of the student's report. We have coming
up next a spokesman for the Catholic League about what's happening and Thanksgiving dinners with
the American family as we prepare ourselves feral pigs and the men who hunt them,
Like Wayne Carucci, he wants to kill pigs. Would would you rather
be in a squared circle with a large feral pig huh a cocaine hippo or
a pack of wild monkeys or the monkeys be all over the place? Uh?
I think you could uh a pig. I guess you could slam dunk
the the three ton hippo. Maybe you could put have been a headlock or
maybe the sleeper. And more than that, I think we got problems.
I think so too. Get me out of the Studge report well, in
honor of all the runners and walkers, including John Barrett running backwards tomorrow,
we leave you with the immortal words of the stood Report. Pigs unclean.
Let's get the hell out of here. Was that Steve Summers? Wow?
How about that? You don't see him much anymore? No, but uh
that's a good thing segment. Thank you? Yes, sir who killed Kennedy?
You got Lee Harvey Oswald on seven hundred WW at Bank of America,
we asked how the wound nig east to the wild one at the door they
have found? Then spoke up slieve. This little lawful can tell not a
way that I was bad of the old, bad, bad, the whole
I built it coming into Great America. Every guest that I have on often
talk about the difficulties and problems that exists inside of our great nation today.
I've made the comment before that it's almost as if God Almighty has lost attention,
has lost visibility here on the on the on earth, and that maybe
he is distracted on alpha centauri. Maybe there's some other milk away that needs
some help. Because I'm looking at all the problems we have with family formation,
with southern border issue, with abortion on demand, abortion to the left
has become a sacrament. I'd look at the crime in the streets and homelessness.
I look at the war in Ukraine, and of course Israel America cares
deeply about those borders, not our borders. I look at a failing public
education system. I look at a lack of family formation, that people aren't
getting married, that nine percent of college students support Israel over Hamas nine percent.
I have nothing but issues. So as we celebrate in the sense Thanksgiving,
and I would ask that you spend time today as a great listener,
to go and look up the President George Washington's address when he declared the fourth
Thursday in November to be Thanksgiving, his frequent references to God and the providence.
That this was penn by a guy that was born in the seventeen thirties.
It was our first president. But what he said over three hundred years
ago as applicable today as it was then. And I look at Catholic League
for Religious and Civil Rights Catholic League dot org. It's a great column penn
by Bill. You Thanksgiving tribute to Families, and Mike McDonald is here to
celebrate Thanksgiving in a sense with you and Mike McDonald. Welcome again to the
Bill Cunningham Show. And I would first ask what the multitude of problems everywhere
that we have, I think celebration of Thanksgiving now is more appropriate than perhaps
ever before. Can you give us morally ethically, family formation wise, how
much trouble are we in? Yeah? Absolutely, Bill, It's great to
be back with you. But yeah, as you mentioned, America is in
a tough strait right now. We've lost our moral foundation, we've lost sight
of our strategic vision, and really the things that the virtues that made America
great in the first place are diminishing with each and every day. And in
large part that does go back to the decline of the family in America.
Throughout the course of human civilization, throughout the course of human history, the
family has always been the building block that everything else stems from. And as
families are under assault more and more each day, we're going to see that
perk late up into the culture and really bring down the civilization we've built around.
And on that point, when I have on sociologists and others, the
idea of getting married when you're eighteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty three,
twenty four years old is out the window right now. It's twenty nine,
thirty thirty one, thirty two, which means the ability to have children pass
on the values of a culture to the next generation gets more difficult. And
I don't see that changing Mike McDonald to the Catholic League anytime soon. Night.
When when I was nineteen or twenty whoever you happen to be dating,
that's who you're married and at that point get through the problems. And so
when you don't form family structure, how much of that as a predictor of
future societal breakdown? Yeah, that's actually a really good point, especially if
you look at just the family structure and the decline in fertility across particularly the
Western world, but also places like Japan, pretty western there, but still
just drastic drops in fertility and just plummeting well below the replacement level. And
a large part that is because people are waiting and waiting to get married later
in life, if they even bother to get married and have kids at all,
and without another generation, it's you know, very technical, wonky people
like to talk about, well, you know, we're losing the tax space
and things like that, but you also are losing the cultural foundations which are
critical to the way your society works. Without a future generation of children being
born and reared and culcated with the culture, your society will just fall apart.
And so that that is actually a very critical part of why we're in
such a dire strait as a nation right now. New York City, sin
Los Angeles, I see, those two are major urban areas. Cincinnati,
it's like thirty five. I spoke to a to a teacher who's been in
the Cincinnati public schools for twenty nine years, and I said, what's changed
over the last thirty years as a teacher? She said, Number one is
family structure. It is rare today to have a parent teacher conference in which
a mother and a father show up. Who are the mother and father the
biological mother and father of that child. It's quite unusual. In fact,
it hasn't happened in many years. I would think forty fifty years ago it
was common. Today it is not common in New York city, there's a
million kids in the public school system. There's one hundred thousand brand new immigrants
who come in that don't speak of the English, have no educational achievement in
the background, and they can't function in a public school system. And Los
Angeles it might be worse with the violence and with the lack of family structure.
And so is there a way, Mike McDonald of the Catholic League to
have a social policy, or to have a cultural a man or to have
a law that kind of mandates that you have children get married, have children
be involved in their life. Am I fair to say you can't do that?
You know, I think that's a very good point, and especially you
know, I don't necessarily know if we need to have the Gen Guard going
around and rounding people up at gunpoint and forcing them to get married. But
let's be honest about this. There are a lot of things in society working
against people getting married, younger people getting married. You know, we've pushed
the four year college education system on everybody, even if they don't need it
for worthless degrees like underwater basket weaving and minority studies. You know, those
are things that push people later into life, settling down, having children,
inflation, taxation, all these things that you know, walky people like to
complain about are actually really serious when it gets down to the cultural side of
things as well. And I would just so there. You know, you're
talking about these immigrants coming into the country and their lack of pertainment, and
a lot of that does boil down to family structure. You know, there
are a lot of children that do come from this country from Asia intact parents.
They succeed very well in school. Nigerians also come from this country mother
and father, president of the home, succeed in schools. So that is
actually like the greatest legout that you could give to a child is to put
them in an intact mother father family unit. Now I'm reading one of the
one of the lines in the War on Virtue how the ruling class is killing
the American dream quote. I point out that Asians, Jews, Mormons,
and Nigerians are the most successful demographic group in the country as measured by academic
achievement and income. All four are known for their intact families. I also
md ed Muslims are known for their intact families, and so if you're a
Nigerian from Africa or a Jew from anywhere or an Asian. Because you have
faith and because you have family, you're likely to be shall we say,
successful by academic achievement and by income. And so it isn't about color,
it isn't about origin. It's about behavior, isn't it. It's how you
behave it matters. Yeah, absolutely, behavior is important. You know,
we're talking about all the problems that young people have that are forcing them to
push back getting married. But that is also another important thing is once you
are married, it's a lot of work. It is not a picnic.
No, you have to be willing to do the work. And it's not
you know, oh, we're going to get married and there it is.
Everything's happy and wonderful, everything's coming up aces. You actually have to be
willing to and this is a key is sacrifice for the good of the family
unit. You have to sacrifice for your wife or your husband, for the
kids. You have to put yourself last, essentially and make sure that you
are sacrificing for the good of the group so that they can achieve. And
you know a lot of young people have grown up in this culture of instant
gratification. Yeah, but are not willing to do that work, and that
is another problem that we're facing. It's a TikTok generation run by the Chinese
Communist Party and abortion on demand, abortions like a sacramento a leftist killing unborn,
healthy babies is a business to some. And everywhere I look, I
see challenges that look almost insurmountable. And we have millions of Americans who spend
time in the basement playing video games and looking at porn. If you're a
male and trying to get some likes on TikTok at the expense of academic achievement
and human relations, get your nose out of the videos and go about meeting
members of the opposite sex and then form family structures and get married. When
I speak to groups of twenty some things, I mentioned that that the greatest
joy in my life has been family structure and family formation. The greatest joy
I have is attending a baptism, or watching a son or daughter graduate as
a freshman or a senior in high school. To watch what goes on.
Those are the joys at the end of one's life, and you're lying there
on your deathbed. If you're fortunate enough to have a mind capable of reviewing
what you've done in your life. I'm not going to think about a stock
I didn't trade. I'm not going to be thinking about a game I didn't
watch. I'm not going to be thinking about a putt that I missed.
What I'm going to reflect upon is time with my wife and my son and
my grandkids, my brothers, my sisters, my friends, my family.
That's what I'm going to reflect upon, because that's what is most important.
And often when I give that message to twenty two year olds, it falls
upon barren ground. It's like, no, I want to make money,
especially women today, most people in college are women. Most people in the
legal profession are women. Right now, most doctors are women, most architects
are women. Most college students, high school students are women. Males are
the ones under attack. Males are the ones who commit suicide. Males are
the ones who go to prison. Males are the ones that lack educational achievement.
And it's women that are controlling what's happening to a large extent, and
we're losing. And so the cultural fight that we're having is serious because law
does not touch culture, at least in America, very much. At all.
So what would you say to to a girl, to a woman who's
twenty one, twenty two years old, she has her degree in women's studies,
and she wants to go on and practice DEI at some large company instead
of meeting a guy and getting married, what would you say, Yeah,
I think you're absolutely right on that bill. There's a lot to be said
there. You know, you kind of overlooking the simplest joys in life for
things that are never going to leave you emotionally satisfied or fulfilleds. You're just
working at sort of a cheap rat race culture, trying to get a little
bit higher up in the pecking order, and for what you're really throwing away
this great opportunity to be part of a family, nourish a child, make
sure that they grow into the best person they can be, and that's ultimately
going to be your legacy. You know, no one's going to remember.
You know, hopefully in five years, ten years, this di I craz
will have come to an end and we'll get back to the same normal order
of things, But no one's going to remember that you were, you know,
at the largest Wall Street firm pushing some sort of DEI mandatory pronoun pins
for the janitorial staff. They're not going to remember that. But your child
will remember you and will carry your legacy on into the future. And you're
willing to trade the future for this present moment. And as a species,
as a country, that means we're in a lot of trouble if everyone's thinking
like that. So we really got to start unplugging from these things that don't
matter. From the video games, no one's going to remember you were on
the top of the leaderboard for Xbox whatever they're going to Your children will remember
you and will carry your legacy on into the future. And if that doesn't
matter to you, then we're in serious trouble here as a nation. Mike
McDonald of Thecatholic Lake dot org, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham
Show. With your permission, we'll do it again. Thank you, Michael.
Absolutely happy Thanksgiving, Bill, God bless you. All Right, let's
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Thanksgiving from seven hundred WLW Tri State Ram truck buyers. This is it great?
Yeah? Come on, man, I set up there is where I
thought it was in La all this time. Wow, my geography, that's
the Hollywood being That's what I thought. I'm sorry, thank you for educating
me. Hello buyet and I'm I'm broadcasting you know, rock. I don't
want to throw aspersions toward Notre Dame. I don't like to know what now
could it possibly be? Man? Play a game in a week? What's
the name? Going on? Women's College against South Venice at St Mary's.
You know what happened to them? Yesterday? They made the announcement at Saint
Mary's that they will be they will will begin to accept next September men who
identify as women. I'll give you the story if you if you're you go
it. You can google that Saint Mary's admits men and that's so to go
to Saint Mary's. You can be a man that identifies as a woman or
dresses like one. Now do you see the story? Now do you believe
that's associated with Notre Dame. What a damn say? Here? It is
right here? What does it say? Because I do research every Now this
is the daily signal, is that a what is Catholic all girls college would
admit men who identify as trans women? Bing? Go right there? Can
you write that down for Notre Dame? And yeah, not one damn thing.
Aren't they associated with our ladies? You know? But but not really?
But you can stand upon the Catholic women's college if you say you're a
man, no hormones, I identify as a woman. Come on, here's
here's the one you will Notre Dame. But you will know the apocalypse is
next because, as you know, at Notre Dame there is all male dorms
and all female dorms. Yeah, the day the ticker comes across that a
Notre Dame female dorm accepts a biological male, you'll know the world's end in
tomorrow, doesn't neither lucky. The reason why fathers spend sixty thousand dollars a
year Notre Dame because I know there's not as much funny business going on because
you cannot be in a male dorm vice versa. Now, second and last
month was the story about a transgender class at Notre Dame. Am I right
or wrong? Get one hour of credit? You're going to talk about these
homes. I got this other thing going on. I got to the third
thing about Notre Dame. Isn't it true that Notre Dame has a transgender class?
Boy, I don't know. I don't think it's syllabus. I don't
think it's in the same. But you're one of the visiting professors. Take
a look at that. Can you remember the story? So you got women
giving it up, giving it to men at Saint Mary's. You have Notre
Dame having transgender rights. Now the headline, what's what's the hat trick of
all this? Wake Forest head coach sneers at the fighting irishes Dave Clawson.
That's who he is, Dave Clawson. Here's the story. It broke this
afternoon. I say, Dave, he's the coach at Bowling Green. Wake
Forest coach Dave Clawson isn't thrilled about his treatment of Notre Dame. Clawson's Demon
Deacons played at a Notre Dame last Saturday, and at a halftime they honored
Sam Hartman. During their final home game. Hartman spent five years to college
quarterback at wake Forest and then Notre Dame stole the wake Forest quarterbacks in the
world. It's bags of cash. They didn't steal him with bags of cash.
Allegedly, he still a good relation. Was the upset, like,
he's a senior, he's at Notre Dame. He's no longer at waking money.
He was paid to come to Notre Dame to take transgender class and date
women. If you we're still playing now, you do the same thing,
take the money and rank. There you go. What is the question?
The question? What is the question? The question is what is happening the
Saint Mary's Notre Dame and their theft of the quarterback from the demon Deacons.
By the way, this is news of like a year ago now. Secondly,
Secondly, thirdly, I have a story out of Minnesota, Michigan.
Super pigs, a population of hard to eradicate super pigs in Canada are making
the way to the United States. And pigs they destroy everything, they pay
people to hunt them. Well, they feed on human beings. So we
have the cocaine rhino hippos, we have the feral pigs, and we got
the band monkeys the meth. Now, where do you choose yourself to go
to school. Meth Mo, monkeys, cocaine, hippo take the parkeys.
I like my chances with that versus these feral pigs that are like four and
five hundred pounds, by the way, or a hippo that is to the
tune of about thirty five hundred pounds and can run thirty miles per seven thousand
pounds that much seventh Tucker is seven thousand. That's a big hippo on cocaine.
Who wants to be sterilized? Would you do the work sake? Go
ahead, you're first in line. They tear up the land where they root
for bugs and crops and eat small deer and human beings. They spread devastating
diseases to hogs, small deer, and human beings, human beings. What's
right here? Here's the story. Well, just because it's on the internet
doesn't mean it's true. You let the little rock down him it is.
Will he be out at all this weekend with feral pigs cocaine and then hopefully
not? Those will be very upset. I have not seen many of your
one kids taking cor Yeah, he is my middle one, Bronson, five
years old, Jiu jitsu and you know, yeah, he's getting into it.
Yeah, and as I told him to karate, he's in aggress He's
he's kind of small, uh at least right now, but he's really aggressive.
And I told my wife, I said, you got to sign him
up for karate. And I said, I don't know anything about martial arts.
I said, but I believe there's like breakboards karate and punch people in
the face karate. You better sign him up for punch people in the face
karate because he's gonna watch. You're gonna be his first victim punching right in
the face. Mate, You're old to kick his ass well and kick you.
I'm just saying, these are the issues. What is the question,
here's the question. What is the embarrassed about a noted m alumni When Saint
Mary's accepts man and there's money to them together, they've lost their way rocking
and rolling in baby to the breaking dawn. I'm just saying, and now
you got the head coach. But this is the problem with the Catholic Church
right and the leadership of the Catholic churches. They don't stand for anything.
They don't say nope. Here's the line You can tell me you don't like
it and why it's wrong, but we don't give a damn. This is
the way we do. Isn't the leader of Saint Mary's say, look,
we're not going to meet men who claim to be women into our women's coup.
I mean the answer of which is the answer to everything is money.
That it might be enrollment is down or that sort of thing, but you
want to see enrollment go down? To me, I think the only reason
you send your daughter to Saint Mary's is because from the away from the men
on their studies and not so much that make sure that the people like to
segment. So I I gotta check on this. First of all, I
don't know. There's the story. It's on the internet, that's what.
That doesn't mean everything. What about the story about transgenderism Notre Dame, but
that was on the internet if you checked it out. About visiting, where's
the Catholic Church? Where's the archdiocese? Where's silence? Silent? I don't
know why we're losing members so much. It's really amazing. I can't figure
it out. Silent, you stand for nothing and you'll fall for everything.
Say give me some sports you got me all pissed off? Will he the
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Derwin Heating and Cooling dot com. I think Hippo would be a bad dude.
That's that's as bad as gifts, especially when it comes time for the
castration. Then you got some real issues. Would you do it? Rock?
How much does it pay? Say go ahead Steelers in Bengals Sunday?
Will he preview it tonight? Lance the Rock and Company? Then you say
trade Joe Burrow yesterday round starting at six oh five live from Long Necks and
hebrin. Ask God, I want a chance, Lance McAllister about my faeries
of Jake the Snake. We'll spending segment one hundred million dollars to Drew bledsoe.
What happened? We got this kid from Michigan who didn't play Michigan is
stupid not to play him? Would you agree real stupid didn't play him that
they kind of loved What what was that Drew, Joe Burrow, Yes,
they were Urban Meyer was getting too many lap dances at the time. That's
not it. You know they had J. T. Barrett and Company.
Why not Joe Burrow? He couldn't even start at Ohio State system wanted a
running quarterback and that wasn't Joe Burrow. He wasn't running too much, but
he could throw the ball. But what if James Browning takes his job?
Then what can you get some draft choices? That's a good thing. Joe
Burrow gets some draft choices. That's not gonna you don't think so, I
don't know what if he's the in the Super Bowl, Jake Browning, what
do you do? Then you gotta do it a cheap quarterback and then you
can trade your your quarterbacks a ton of money for two or three first round
picks. So you're saying sing in the high heay, do you sit down?
Joe Burrow. Gotta go with what wins. And that's not maybe the
last thing around in America where it's solely based one on merit and accomplishment,
not on anything else. Sean Grhan is saving you this cut for later on
miss It'll be prophetic. It' seg men go ahead that too. Uh.
Georgia Tech and the Cincinnati Bearcats tonight six thirty year on seven hundred WLW.
Fans are going to see the debut of Aziz Bendego tonight. Also Texas A
and M Corpus Christi NKU tonight on fifty five KRC at five thirty Catholic women's
colleges admit men. Notre Dame has transgender classes. The sign of the apocalypse
right there. We talked about the fact that of I have the UC Kansas
game here on Saturday, Saturday, right right, Jayhawks? And what do
you like in that match? I go out with a win. Kansas is
really good. They have an offense that is one of the most unique in
college football the OC. His name is Andy Kotelnecki. Okay, and remember
that name because he's here real soon. Remember that name, Codal, you'll
probably be here. I've watched three games worth of film, not one time
as their offense started to play where they didn't have a mass shift or a
motion to it. So five guys are moving over here, and then offensive
linemen and lines up. A wide receiver goes in motion and blocks the slot.
I mean it's it's wild and can you prepare for that? Well,
they didn't prepare very well last with West Virginia ate them up on the ground,
so they got to stop the run. They got a running quarterback Kansas
does named Jason Bean who is electric. Will the game not be sold out?
The first one in years? I'm not sure. I cats will turn
out, you know, say you know what way they play their game,
they can win. But can you read this story about these pigs? Yeah?
Smart at that doble and furry. They eat anything, including crops and
wildlife anything. What does that include small children? You said they heat human
beings. Say, get me out of the Studge Report, give me out,
sick. I want Thanksgiving. And when we start having questions room a
town break, let's get back to the commercial. Yeah, well, we
want to wish everyone a very happy and safe Thanksgiving holiday over this weekend.
And don't get behind segment of the Thanksgiving buffet line. Amen to that,
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