That's the dollar. Enter it now. Bill Cunningham, the Great American,
Welcome this glorious at Randy Friday afternoon the tri State. Later on as Tim
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Tricia Mackie celebrating thirty years at Fox nineteen. But until then, Senator JD.
Vance, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Senator, first
of all, can I get your reaction to the President's speech spending another one
hundred billion dollars of a new credit card. We're going to open up and
max that out quickly, and whether or not that any restraints are put on
the money's given to the Ukraine or to Israel. First of all, Senator,
what is your reaction to the President's speech? Well, first of all,
I thought it was a disgraceful speech, and I don't say that lightly,
Willie. I watched show Biden give speeches for a couple of years.
I've been unhappy with a lot of them, but yesterday I think he crossed
a totally new line of grossness. We have to remember, of course,
that our Israeli friends just had the worst terrorist attack in their nation's history,
which is saying something fifteen hundred people dead, some of them Americans, of
course, most of them are Israelis, and Joe Biden basically tried to use
the Israeli tragedy to sell something thousands of miles away, which is further funding
for his Ukraine conflict. Now we have to remember, of course, that
the Ukraine War is fundamentally different from the Israeli conflict. It involves different actors,
it involves different American national security interests. The weapons the Israelis need actually
very often are the same weapons that the Ukrainians need. So these policies are
in direct conflict with one another, and he's literally using dead Israeli citizens to
sell the Ukraine policy. I think it's disgusting. I also think that,
what you know, there's something weird going on in the American left. And
I wouldn't have said this twenty years ago, even, but every time the
great tragedy happens, they have to somehow assume that their own civilization is the
bad guy. So we're dealing again with a terrible terrorist attack for our ally
Israel, and Joe Biden is droning on about Islamophobia, which I'm sure happens
in a country of three hundred and thirty million people. But the idea is
that is a major problem in America today or was a major problem twenty years
ago. Is ridiculous. Why do these guys have to respond to tragedy by
blaming their own country. I don't get it, and it's just something else
that drives some how disconnected. This guy is Senator Vance. There appears to
be Hamas chapters on various college campuses. Hezblah has taken over control of much
of other college campuses and universities. They seemingly advocate the murder and rape of
Israeli citizens. The speech of Joe Biden should have spent most of the time
speaking about Iran. Iran is the head of the snake and some of their
Alkalites and Hesbla and Amas and all over the Middle East. The problem is
Iran. Thirty three months ago, Iran was on its back. Thirty three
months ago, there were protests and riots and demonstrations in Tehran, and all
of a sudden, they know they went through four years of the Trumpster denying
them ability to participate in economic markets. You couldn't sell oil. America was
energy independent in fact, we were exporting oil for profit, not importing it.
And so why didn't the president talk about much in a Reagan fashion?
And even Bill Clinton could give a speech if he had to. The speaking
skills of this president are non existent because of his mental deficiencies. But isn't
the major problemannounced by this president is Iran and what they seek to do,
and not necessarily anyone else. Iran is the problem in the Middle East.
Correct, That's exactly right, Willie. Iran is the problem. Of course
he didn't mention China either, but we know the Iranians are supporting Hamas.
When Joe Biden frees up six billion dollars of Iranian money, which he did
just a couple of months ago, we know that a lot of that money
will eventually flow to terrorist activity. And the reason he didn't talk about it,
Willy, I think it's because it opens up such an incredible line of
attack for Biden's own policies. The guy can't talk about Iran because if he
does, then everyone will say, well, hell, the Iranians are your
problem. You gave them money. So it just goes to show that unless
you show proper leadership, you open America up to a number of problems.
The other thing we have to talk about, Willie. When I criticized Joe
Biden for giving the Iranians six billion dollars unfreezing six billion dollars of Iranian money,
the pushback that I get as well. Biden has guaranteed that this will
only be used for humanitarian purposes. Well, that's very kind of the Iranians
to promise that when we give them six billion dollars they're only going to buy
food, medicine. But even if we assume that they catch that promise,
Willy, money is fungible. If I give you one hundred dollars and you
go and buy your office lunch, that frees up one hundred dollars you can
spend on other things. And this is the issue with giving the Iranians so
much money, is that we free up their resources to spend on terrorism.
In the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism. Biden has to get serious about
Iran and until he does, the Israelis won't be safe, but more importantly,
American citizens all across the world won't be safe. Senator Vance, I
watched one of the morning shows, and the number of oil revenues in the
last thirty three months to Iran is in the range of one hundred billion dollars.
So the six billion supposedly is sitting in an account and cutter which I
cut her of course, host a moss leaders and opulent a glory. But
nonetheless the six billion is a tip of the iceberg because of the policies of
Joe Biden making America energy subservient to Russia and to Iran. Is that Iran
has an extra one hundred billion dollars in oil revenues they otherwise would not have.
And secondly, can you make the moral equivalents that you have to package
these things together. We have to open up a new credit card and give
tens of billions to the fight against Russia in the Ukraine. We have to
give tens of billions of dollars to Gaza Palestinian for quote humanitarian purposes. We
have to give more money to Jordan when King Abdullah wouldn't even meet with our
president. We've got to give more money to Israel. In other words,
number one, do we have the money? Do we have just an extra
one hundred billion sitting around? And number two is there an equivalence between Ukraine
and Israel. Well, no, there isn't an equivalence, WILLI, and
this is the problem. But let's just focus on the numbers here, right.
So, look, we don't have the money. We need to be
much more careful with the resources that we spend. But I do to support
helping the Israelis out because when one of your most important allies face is a
terrible terrorist attack, I do think it's important for us to step up in
the same way that we would expect people to step up form after nine to
eleven. Now here's the thing, though, Willie, excuse me. Israel
is asking for a few billion dollars. So the President sent us a supplemental
budget request to the tune of one hundred billion dollars. The overwhelming majority of
it is going to Ukraine, which is another reason why connecting Ukraine and Israel
in this moment of crisis is extra disgraceful. He's not even giving the Israelis
that much money compared to what he's giving the Ukrainians. The Ukrainians will get
about fifteen times more money out of this package than the Israelis, so we
know what he's doing. He knows that Israel Is popular in America. His
Ukraine boondoggle is not popular in America, so he's trying to use Israel to
provide political cover for Ukraine. It's really disgraceful stuff, Willy. But to
your point, we do not have one hundred billion dollars to throw to Eastern
Europe right now. And the final point I make here, the issue you
raised about oil prices is so important, Willy, because look, obviously it
hurts American consumers when we're paying more of the pump, when we're paying more
to heat our homes. But when we empower the world's oil regimes, that
sends them billions of dollars that they wouldn't otherwise have to spend on terrorism.
So not only is he making all of us in America poor, he's making
the worst people in the world richer, and he's making the world more dangerous
in the process. It's a very very bad combination if you're an American citizen
who just wants to live in comfort and security in your own country. I
read a column Senator JD. Vance that this is the most perilous time America
has been in since the nineteen thirties. The column points out that Hesbelah is
not the hes Beealah of old. That Hesbela has one hundred and fifty thousand
missiles and rockets pointed at every major Israeli city. They have forty thousand bloodthirsty
terrorists ready to invade the North. The circumstance, and that Gaza has the
regular Israeli army. The IDF tied down their hand they got they got their
hands full. And so when you look at the Hesbela launching one hundred and
fifty thousand missiles artillery shells devastating Tel Aviv in every major Israeli city. You
have Vladimir Putin has just left communist Red China shijiaoping. They had a big
powwow. You have North Koreans supplying Hesbela and Hamas with large armaments because they
get the cash from Iran that we've given them because of the oil prices that
Iran is flushed with money. The North Koreans are now involved, the Russians
are involved, the communists, Red Chinese are involved. In the Middle East.
So called our friends, whether it's Egypt or Jordan, are not meeting
with our so called president. You put all that together and then you have
in the Congress and at least in the House, nothing but chaos. You
have the media launching on conservatives everywhere. You've been under vicious repertorial attacks because
you're not bending over completely when it comes to aid to the Ukraine. Just
inside baseball, you came to politics horizontally and not vertically, as kind of
a normal guy. And it's it's enlightening and freshening to me that I've been
at this for about forty years and normally when a new guy comes to politics,
they get they get stuck in the swamp with raising money and having fundraisers
and listening to the Washington elite and the Washington postcurring favor. And you're like
a fresh voice because you're not in the You're you're in the swamp, but
you're not of the swamp. Inside baseball when you talk to fellow senators,
is there a real fear that America is being sucked into World War three?
Look, Willie, I hate to say it, but yes, there is
a very precarious sense among people that I trust You're right, Willie. I
try to stay apart from the swamp as much as possible, and among the
best and smartest people in Washington, there is a recognition number one that we
are ruled by idiots, and we're ruled by idiots in a moment of extreme
crisis for the world. We have to be careful of here, Willy,
is to recognize that we are being stretched very thin, and our enemies recognize
this. And unfortunately we have built a world system of alliances where we don't
really have allies, Willy, we have client states. Think about how little
the Europeans are doing in Ukraine. Even if you support the Ukrainians, why
aren't the Europeans doing more because than their backyard. So we have a lot
of dependent nations. We have very few real allies. Israel's actually one of
our few real allies in the world, people who actually step up and take
care of themselves. But also where we share interests and values. And I
think what we need to do, Willy, to really protect our interests over
the long term is we need to recognize that we need real allies out there.
I think India could become a very important ally of the future, but
Joe Biden's policy is pushing them more into the arms of the Russians of the
Chinese. I think that we could have some very serious allies in Africa,
Nigerian and so forth. But again, the Chinese are cultivating relationships in Africa.
This is a period that's going to require real statesmanship, Willie, You're
right. The closest comparison we have is the nineteen thirties, and we got
out of that crisis because we had real leadership on both sides of the Aisle.
We're going to need that over the next ten to fifteen years because this
is a dangerous time for our country. But look, I'm an internal optimist
about our country, Willy. I think we need statesmen right now, and
I'm gonna try as much as possible to play my role. All right,
Senator j d Vance, thank you very much. It would have been refreshing
if Biden has spoke about the southern border when Islamic terrorists are coming across the
southern border. It would have been interesting to say, look, my policy
and energy dependency is now over. We're gonna pump, we're gonna drill,
we're gonna drive Iran into the bankruptcy court with the money. We're going to
keep them out of international monetary systems. None of that happened. If you
don't support him in the Ukraine. Guess what, you're a potent apologist.
And I didn't see the great ideas about our great friend Israel. Who us
survive? They must exist. There's two of God's representatives on Mother Earth,
that is the United States of America and Israel. And when we have a
mentally deficient president not speaking about Iran, and somehow we've given one hundred billion
dollars to Ukraine, that's not enough, and he's going to hook the Israeli
aid to the Ukrainian aid also aid to everyone else. When we don't have
the money. It's sickening. And Senator jd Vance, once again, thank
you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show, and please stay true to your
principles that you went into office with. Thanksfully, take care all right,
God bless you. Let's continue. That's Senator jd Vance and the barbarians are
at the gates. It's obvious if we had a functioning president, we would
shut down the southern border, send the army in this country to the southern
border. It must be stopped what's happening there. Secondly, we must drill
and pump oil and use pipelines to crash the price of oil through the basement
so that Iran and others are enemies. Russia are not getting oil revenues.
That indirectly and directly, every policy of Joe Biden has enhanced the power of
Russia and Iran at our expense, and that is sickening. Let's continue with
more coming up later will be the great Tricia Mackey of Fox nineteen and also
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Tim Graham of NewsBusters dot Org to talk about what the media has done to
perpetuate violence in the Middle East. The first thing the New York Times,
Washington Post, CBS News did after the hospital was bombed by Islamic terrorists indirectly
was to blame the Jews. So for hours and hours the websites were alive
about Jews killing five hundred Palestinians. Took about six to ten hours before the
media determine, you know what, we're believing hamas propaganda, so they simply
changed the story a little bit without an apology. Of course, this is
the group concerned about threats to democracy, disinformation and misinformation when the mainstream media
are the ones perpetuating it. Unbelievable. Secondly, once again, Jim Jordan,
my friend and yours, has lost and has bid to become the speaker.
And of course I've made some copious calls to local and a few national
political type figures as to why this is happening. Because to me, those
who voted against McCarthy made a serious blunder. Those who voted against Steve Scalise
made a serious blunder. Those who voted against Jim Jordan making serious blunders.
And they're all Republicans, self inflicted wounds of the worst in life. It's
like a circular firing squad shooting each other. And why in the world with
Jim Jordan and his body man, his good friend Warren Davidson is a former
Army ranger and of course a US congressman. His buddy sitting at his side,
called for a vote when they knew they were going to lose. I
was told the reason that happened is there were hopes and expectations that some of
now the eight became nine now is like twenty four would somehow be embarrassed in
the voting for Jim Jordan. They're risking electing a Keem Jeffries to be the
speaker. There's a nuclear option they could use, which is simply to say
to change the rule and instead of having to get to get to two seventeen,
just whoever gets the majority wins. That's being considered as I speak here
at twelve to forty in the afternoon. And that means if the Republicans change
the rule to say, don't need two seventeen. Whoever wins a plurality will
be the speaker. If that nuclear option is used. It means that Jim
Jordan wants to shame fellow Republican congressman in a voting for him to keep a
Keem Jeffries from becoming the speaker, the Marxist from Manhattan who's a Democratic minority
leader. Now, if they could go down that route, all the Republicans
we'll be left with a choice of voting for Jim Jordan's speaker or Aqem Jeffries.
Because a non vote for Jeffries, I'm sorry, a non vote for
Jordan would elect a Kiem Jeffries. Can you smell when I'm cooking? Would
they do that? Maybe that's what being considered as I speak. Every time
this runs, a king Jefferies, who's a left wing Marxist for Manhattan,
gets about two hundred and twelve votes, and at one point Jim Jordan was
up to two hundred and one ninety nine. Now it's down to one ninety.
He keeps losing votes. So if you change the rule the majority plurality
of votes wins, it simply means that the Republicans who voted non Jim Jordan
will have the backs up against the wall forcing them to vote for Jordan.
So a Keem Jefferies doesn't become the speaker and control everything in the House.
Are you kidding me? I hope Matt a Keem Gates is happy he keeps
voting with liberal Democrats who are many are Marxists, including the squad who supports
Hamas. This is unbelievable. The old saying is it's better to keep your
mouth shut let people wonder about your stupidity instead of opening your mouth into spelling
all doubts. And right now, the Republicans, I guess Jim Jordan good
Man is wrong in calling the vote when he knows or should know, he
can't win, and all it gives to the media once again is a free
fire against Republicans laughing and snickering. When I watch CNN coverage of that event,
all of them are snickering at the stupid Republicans a party of advocacy not
a party of governance. And guess what, they're right because you can't call
the vote unless you got the votes, So why call the vote when you
don't have the votes. That is stupid. It just gives the media an
opportunity to make a fool of you instead of a fool of themselves, which
they're good at doing on their own accord. So we'll see what happens.
God help us all. If Jim Jordan says, okay, let's change the
rule, whoever gets the most votes, even not a majority, will be
the speaker. He's then going to be saying to Republicans who voted against me,
your choice is now either Jim Jordan or a Keem Jeffers. And many
are already so pissed off at Jim Jordan they can't see straight. The reason
is I was told is that Steven Scalise is a beloved character in the House
because he was shot by a left wing activist about six seven years ago when
there was an attempt by Bernie Sanders supporters to decapitate the leadership of the House
of Representatives. Make no mistake about it, that guy named James Hodskinson from
Illinois set up shop in Washington to hunt down and kill the leadership of the
Republican House and Senate. And they were practicing for a baseball game when he
decided to launch his attack shooting one fired about thirty some shots, and thank
god Capitol whole police for President to kill him. Otherwise there would have been
dozens of lawmakers killed murdered, including our own Brad Winster. So at this
point, all hell's breaking loose. Every time it comes up, this hardcore
group of Republicans against Jim Jordan grows. And if Jim Jordan pulls the nuclear
option to say not a majority, whoever gets the most vote is the speaker.
He's hoping that Congress and Mike Lawler and others, and Matt Gates,
who's a clown, a fool, and I came Jeffrey supporter Matt Gates are
going to vote for him instead of a non vote. If they vote the
way they've been voting, then have Keem Jeffries, the most liberal left wing
element of the Democrat Party will be speaker and control the entire agenda. That
is something they deserve, that they're so incompetent, it is disgusting now.
Secondly, on the issues that Jade Vans and I discussed, there are well
known Hamas and has Blood chapters on many college campuses today, well funded by
radical leftists like George sorows to cause nothing but confusion and things of that character.
That's what they want to have. You see students marching around supporting Hamas
and Hesbla is truly disgusting. And there's no connection between the radical left in
this country, the UH, those on the college campuses, big tech,
most of the Democratic Party on one hand, and on the other hand is
Hamasus and Hesbela believe that women and girls are the property of their families and
their father They have no rights. I don't think the radical left in this
country believes that. And if you're a supporter of gay rights in America,
Hamas and Hesbela throw gays off the top of buildings and burn them alive.
But somehow the left in this country want to support Hamas. When it comes
to individual freedom of speech, assembly, religion, there's none of that in
the Middle East. None of that with Amas or Iran or Hesbela or al
Qaeda or ISIS or Islamic Jihad just named the group. None. There's no
freedom of religion, are you getting me? There's no freedom of speech.
You're imprisoned and beaten and thrown in a dungeon. But the left in this
country says with Amas. That's okay, don't worry about that. There's no
court system anywhere in the Middle East except in Israel, in which a person
can sue another person, or if someone's been wronged you may seek redress in
court. None of that exists. There should be no connection between the radical
left Democrats in this country, the Hamas wing of the Democrat Party, and
the goals of a moss and Hesbat. Should be no connection. They should
say, you know what, we're with Israel, that's the functioning democracy.
But then by doing so, the term uses colonizing. See, because the
founding of Israel as a state, they've been there for three or four thousand
years since Moses led the Jews across the Sinai a long time ago. Nonetheless,
but they tend to be origin of white Europeans nineteen forty seven, forty
eight, forty nine displaced individuals in Europe because of World War II. This
land is mind God Get gave this land to me. Basically, they're white
Europeans who started Israel as a state. They've been there for three thousand years,
and there are black Jews. It's a free and open society. Thirty
percent of Israel or Palestinian Arabs. There's mosques everywhere all over Israel. It's
okay. Catholic churches okay. A court system, yes, Freedom, individual
rights absolutely, the right to petition government for redress of grievances, freedom of
speech, freedom of religion, freedom of assembly absolutely. Now what Middle Eastern
country has that. Try out in Iran or Syria or Lebanon or Jordan and
watch what happens to you. But somehow the left wants to hate on America
at the University of Michigan, University of Cincinnati, UK, whatever it might
be, of course Columbia, and because it's negative toward America, they're on
board one hundred percent. It would have been extremely helpful if our inarticulate president,
who's probably wearing adult diapers and belongs in daycare at this point, tried
to read a speech, had the repertorial skills and the rhetorical abilities to turn
a phrase and put the cheese on the cracker and talk about the head of
the snake. The head of the snake is Iran, funded by directly and
indirectly Joe Biden. That's the problem. The six billions sitting on some account
and cutter and the one hundred billion that Joe Biden is put in the pockets
of Iranian leaders. There's the problem. Thirty three months ago, Iran was
on its back. Inside of Iran, there were protests and marches and demonstrations.
They were living horrible lives because of what Donald Trump had done to their
economy by crashing through the basement. The price of oil. America was pumping
and drilling and we were energy independent, and that caused the price of gasoline
oil to go to about forty five and fifty dollars a barrow. Right now
it's ninety on its way to two hundred. But when he changed for green
purposes or policies, it put in the pockets of the Russians and Iranians hundreds
of billions of dollars of fresh money. And now he can't come back three
years later, having wanted to restart the Iranian deal, having enriched the Ayatola
in Tehran and be too harsh on Iran because he would even look more ridiculous
in his speech last night, which was totally ridiculous. So now we're stuck
rudderless with the House Republicans looking like fools. And secondly, Iran having provided
Hesblah in Lebanon, one hundred and fifty thousand guided and unguided missiles, artillery
shells and more launch against the Israeli cities. They can't stop that. Plus
they have forty thousand murderers and terror is called Hesbela militia ready to march across
the border. Now that's going to be a problem. Israel will kill them.
But how do you kill one hundred thousand missiles, all launched simultaneously against
Israeli cities. How do you stop that? Answer is you can't. You
may get a few, but the iron dome is stretched. And so it
is reported by some and this is what JD. Vans and I touched on
that when Gaza is cleaned out by the Israelis, while that is going on
in the north, Hesbelah is going to launch their missiles which will take about
four minutes to arrive in Tel Aviv, Szarea, Tiberius and other major Israeli
cities and obliterate them. And at that point Israel has a decision to make.
Is there going to be a second Holocaust? Are six million Jews in
Israel about to be murdered again by extremists? On one hand, it was
the Nazis, and now it's Hesbela and a Moss funded in directly by American
oil dollars. That's ridiculous, but it's true. Or are they going to
launch? They have dozens or hundreds of nuclear missiles and they've mapped out ten
to twelve Iranian cities. And the Iatola knows what happens if there are proxies
attack and obliterate the Jews in Israel. Then I hope the adults get together
and say you know what, America, Russia, China, Saudi Arabia and
say it must stop right there. It must stop because the North Koreans are
being paid millions of dollars in order to provide to hesbalah n A Moss North
Korean armaments, including weaponized drones, and Iran has created thousands of weaponized drones
that basically cannot be stopped. Israel is now isn't as much danger as it's
ever been. Two representatives on Earth of God Almighty, the United States of
America and Israel, and we must make sure that Israel exists. And as
I ended up with JD Vance, there's great fear in Washington and the Republican
party is in complete chaos and confusion, acting like fools. And I hope
A. Keen Gates is properly primaried and retired. He wants to become the
next governor of Florida. For God's sakes. All right, let's continue.
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commit acts of terror, that's what they do. But the media so repeatedly
lies and is mistaken that others around the globe acts as if it's real and
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Tim Graham spent years at the Media Research Center with Brent Bozel and is now
the executive editor of NewsBusters. It's an organization committed to disclosing and making more
public the mainstream media bias which is present everywhere. And Tim Graham, Welcome
again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Tim, can you give me an
overview since October the seventh, it's been now about two weeks. As far
as what the media has done, supposedly objectively, which covering this war,
well, this is a typical pattern in that you had just this horrible attack
on civilians in israel. I. Guess it wasn't typical because these horrible attacks
on civilians and the murders they recorded them, Hamas recorded them, and they
put them out on social media. They were very proud of them. This
made it hard for the news media to try to suggest things were unconfirmed.
But generally what happens is if you look at what happened to us after nine
to eleven, there was a period of great empathy and horror, and then
when the military response comes, then they sort of go back to their general,
oh, here come the war crimes type of coverage. You know,
this happened to the Americans when we went into Afghanistan. They sort of go
back into that United Nations mode of you're the war criminal, you're the human
rights abuser, and so that's where we are now with Israel, and yes,
we had this, this complete failure the media with this this bomb outside
of hospital and gaza, and they all jumped and said Israeli airstrike without even
blinking, without confirming. What I've tried to say is these are the people
the fact checkers won't touch. These are the people that Facebook and ex Twitter
are not gonna deplatform or suspend, and they're putting out the rankest misinformation based
on a terrorist source. And Tim Gramby don't yeah. Other than other occasions
when the media shows their Marxist left wing bias, in this case it had
real life consequences. One headline online from New York Times said five hundred Palestinians
killed in an Israeli airstrike, says Palestinian authority. The Palestinian authority is a
moss. But when that hit the airwaves, what happened in the capitals of
the world, what happened in the Middle East, what happened It set the
template and by the time the truth came out about five to six hours later,
it was too late. When information like this caused this violent protests and
rioting outside Israeli consulates, even outside American embassies where we have the fear of
Benghazi rerun. You know, obviously this is exactly the sort of thing where
they would say, we can't trust the New York Post, we have to
shut it down for seventeen days because they're irresponsible. And nobody's ever going to
shut down the New York Times, like, oh, let's suspend the New
York Times on Twitter for seventeen days. They're never going to do that.
And so the obvious thing here to underline is they're not apologizing. They corrected,
but they corrected it by saying, well, the Biden administration says it
wasn't Israel. They didn't really say my bad, no, you know,
and instead, I mean, this made me mad the other night on the
PBS News Hour, where they were like, well, whatever, the fury
in the Arab street remains, you know, but we're gonna syeah, yeah,
yeah, let's say. And one thing Tim Graham of NewsBusters is one
thing that really frosts me is the moral equivalence argument. After all, this
a cycle of violence, as if criminals commit violent acts, the police respond,
and when the police respond to the violent act, guess what, that's
perpetuating the cycle of violence between the Israelis and a moss the moral equivalence argument.
One purpose is to enable the morally confused to hide their confusion, and
the other is to enable the immoral to hide their immorality. So we're going
to hear this constantly today, tonight, tomorrow, in the next days,
about moral equivalents, the attacks by the Israeli, which is in justification to
what occurred on October the seventh. It's a tit for tad. Each sides
are equal. We don't know what to do. It's a moral equivalence.
Is it morally equivalent? When America responded to the nine to eleven did the
Israelis tell George Bush, now, don't get angry, nice, make sure
your response is equivalent to what happened on nine to eleven. The Israelis would
never do that with us, but of course that's what the media says.
The Israeli army has to do, be careful, don't cause too many civilian
deaths, which they do anyway, give me the moral equivalence argument. Well,
I thought this was especially objectionable in the President's speech, where basically he
tried to say, well, America wasn't didn't do the right thing. After
nine to eleven. There was too much blind rage, there was too much
Islamophobia. And you know he's he's ripping President Bush for one. You know,
it's that made it a Democrat speech. It was no longer a unifying
speech. He meant it at the beginning to sound like a unifying speech.
But then once you start talking about how islamophobia, now you're back in Isla.
You know, ilhan omar territory instead of unifying. But yes, this
is the comedy bill, and that is these people all said, you can't
normalize Trump. You can't both sides Trump, but you can both side Tamas.
This is the thing where they all enjoyed this week suggesting Jim Jordan was
a terrorist. That's what John Bahner said, Ha ha ha oh so Jim
Jordan you can call terrorists. But all these media companies like the BBC and
the CBC are like, we will not use the word terrorism. We will,
however, blame the Israelis for air strikes they didn't, cause we are
so professional. The implication is, and I hear this constantly, Palestinian babies
are just as precious as Israeli babies. The answer is yes. No one
argues that point, but one side wants to behead babies. The other side
wants to make sure no more civilian casualties take place. The Israelis work around
to try not to kill civilians, Wahamas and the Palestinian supporters spend time killing
civilians for political purposes, so there is not a moral equivalence. And Tim
Graham, this is going back a few decades. But German people in nineteen
thirty three elected Adolf Hitler to be the chancellor after a year or two,
he sees power and Adolf Hitler was extremely popular in Germany in nineteen thirty four,
thirty five and thirty six. He would have been elected in a fair
election, he easily would have won. So when it came time to firebomb
Dresden and to commit to large acts against civilian populations, there was hardly no
I don't think there was no voice in America to say don't do that.
Got to be careful. You got to separate the German people from the Nazis
that they voted for. And then Gaza right now, I am certain the
great majority of Gaza residents would like to live in peace and quiet and harmony,
but unfortunately they elected Hamasta be their representative in twenty oh six, and
since then there's been no election, and so I'm sympathetic to that. But
most nations at war were at survivabilities at stake. Doesn't pay attention a lot
to civilian casualties. It is unfortunate, it has said. But isn't it
true that the Israelis tried to avoid civilian casualties. Well, Hamas and Hezbollah
and al Qaeda and ISIS and Islamijihad, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera, they
purposely target civilians. Isn't there not a moral equivalence? Yeah, well,
it's the same thing with people now running around like calling for a ceasefire.
It's like there's never been a ceasefire. The Gusen the Hamas has never had
a ceasefire. Hamasa's daily routine is to lob missiles at Israel' that's what they
do. It's their thing. Yeah, I mean, you're right, nobody
was going to dare do this. I think, of course Sting had this
song in the eighties the Russians loved their children too. That's such a stupid
thing to say, because they didn't say the Nazis loved their children. Too,
while they kill six million Jews. At some point, yes, don't,
especially after you've tried to tell us you can't normalize Trump, Well,
guess what, you can't normalize Amas. And yes, the Palestineans as a
people, they don't get a two state solution if they can never be peaceful.
They're not even mostly peaceful. They are known for lobbying missiles at Israel,
and their own promises are like, We're going to destroy these people and
throw the Jews into the sea, and then they accuse the Jews of genocide
yep. Two other quick matters is that one of the solutions to this dispute,
which may be insoluble, is for other Arab countries who care so deeply
about the Palestinians to admit them to their country. But whether it's a whether
it's a President Abdullah or whether it's a Cisi in Egypt and Jordan both say
we don't want them, We're not going to take them, and so they
crow crocodile tears about the Gossens and the Palestinians, but will not step up
to solve the difficulty. And secondly, you have a great column on the
issue of democracy dies in darkness which is the which is the Washington Post to
discuss because of the coverage of the Washington Post, democracy wasn't even born yet.
But nonetheless, can you talk about where the slogan came from, what
it really means. Well, they tried to deny this was an anti Trump
slogan, and everybody in the universe knew better. This was not a slogan
they came up with under Obama. And it's a pompous slogan, and it
basically says we are democracy and you're not that we are the guarantors of democracy.
And you look at a time like this and it's like, no,
the people who want democracy to die in darkness is amos is the Islamic Jihad,
And you're saying, let's be both sides with them. You know,
our whole point has always been with this slogan, you know who else's democracy?
People who say the Washington Post is a Democrat rag that nobody should read.
That's freedom of speech. Perfect. And lastly, the president's speech talked
about a hundred billion dollars and we have given tens of billions of dollars to
Jordan, to Syria. Biden's policies allowed the Iranians, and they're the head
of the snake. The Iranians are the head of the snake to receive about
one hundred billion dollars in oil revenues that Trump did not permit. They were
on their back four years ago. The last thirty three months, the Iranians
have picked up not just the six billion dollars, but one hundred billion dollars
in extra oil revenue because we're not energy independent anymore. And Trump had the
policy to destroy Iranians at the gas pump. And so when we talk about
the money, is the one hundred billion dollars that the Congress, I would
imagine has to approve with money going all over the place, including the Gaza,
including to Egypt, including to Jordan, including to Israel, including to
Ukraine. Well, what's your take on the media coverage of how it is
required that we open up another credit card? We got one in the mail
America government said let's open up another credit card that we're never going to pay
back. Let's get another one hundred billion dollars and hand it out all over
the world. What's your reaction to that? Well, I think the simple
truth is the news media is the Democrats, the democrats of the news media.
So they're going to, you know, basically broadcast Biden's thing and suggest
if you oppose a to Ukraine you must be some sort of putin stooge.
You can't even ask questions where is this going, why is it going?
How much is going? They've sent far more aid to Ukraine in the last
few months than they've sent to Israel in forty or fifty years, I mean,
and people don't have any accurate sense of how much money's been sent.
Now you could say that's all justified because the Russians deserve it, but you
you know, they don't really let your question it, and they're certainly not
paying attention to yes, how this administration has been a pile of SAPs toward
Iran. I don't think the American people writ large think of Iran as a
democracy because it's not. So if you think democracy dies in darkness, why
are you enabling Iran to be such a pestilence in the Middle East. Well,
you have a great column up about CNN and MSNBC absurdly compare Israel to
Russia, that somehow they're the same, when they're just directly the opposite.
The only functioning democracy. The only civilized part of the Middle East is Israel,
and they're in terrible conditions because of Hesblood in the north. They have
one hundred and fifty thousand rockets and guided missiles and other missiles they could obliterate
large numbers of Israeli cities, which would result possibly in the Third World War.
And tim lastly, do you think we're on the eve of nineteen thirty
eight, nineteen thirty nine or on something different? Well, I certainly hope
not. I think that what should proceed here is Hamas needs to be rooted
out. And I think the first question about Hamas is we should have unity
about these people? Are they're not worthy of a two state solution because they
don't they don't believe in a two state solution. We should just laugh at
people talking about a two state solution because it's sort of like saying, well,
can you coexist with your neighbor when he tries to break into your house
every night and shoot you in the head? Please, how does that play
make any sense? You have a proportional response. As the barbarians rape your
daughters, you have to understand, you got to have to have a proportional
response and be careful. I mean, it's unbelievable. This is why people
hate the media Bill is that they get in there and they think they're the
secretary of State. Just get out. Stop awa are the peacemakers now?
Just report what's going on and stop trying to run the government. Nobody elected
you to run the government, but they always act like they are the government.
Sit down and report what's happening. Well, the media should know its
roll and shut its mouth. I love your column about reliable media, aren't
ashamed of fake news on the Gaza Hospital NBC and Lester Holt wines about backlash
to lefty students demanding Jewish genocide. We have Hamas chapters all over major universities
right now, paid for by God knows who, and when they're protesting,
they have more paragliders kill Israelis. We have Hesbala chapters all over state universities,
and I would hope at some point we recognize it. Once again,
Tim Graham, thank you NewsBusters dot Org, great website, good stuff.
Tim Graham, once again, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Thank you, Tim, Thank you. All right, God bless America.
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Hello quiet and i'm ss I'm broadcasting god s. It's about reducing population.
That's called abortion, by the way, and green energy, eugenics, and
who's advocating Kamala Harris giving billions of dollars to the Iranians because of the price
of oil. Secondly, we've got to reduce the population. That's called issue
one. That's called killing unborn healthy babies. Can you comment on that?
I have no idea what's going on around obviously no. I tell you off
there, don't make a fool of yourself. That's why I'm trying not to
do that's all I'm trying to help you with. Now, the House GOP
on CNN is holding secret ballot vote on whether Jordan should drop out of the
speaker race. There's Warren Davidson right there. Well, who's going to be
the speaker? Maybe they don't need a speaker. Can't say it, As
we all know, elections matter. She can't do it. She wan't to
be a speaker too. Kids order what they want, and in this case
they got what they asked for. They asked her and he went off the
script a little bit. Say you're avoiding the obvious issue. What about Michigan
football? Well, how about this? Welly this morning? It came out
through ESPN fifteen thirty down and dirty yep, the home of Moe and also
the great Tony Pike yep. That I guess with this sign stealing thing,
a low level staffer with a military background has emerged as one of the lynch
pins in the NCAA investigation of Michigan's alleged sign stealing operation. Connor Stallions,
a football analyst with the Wolverines, a retired captain in the US Marine Corps,
is a person of interest in the investigation whether number two. Number two
ranked Michigan violated an NCUBA rule by scouting future opponents in person at games.
The NCAA prohibited that in nineteen ninety four. So let me get this straight.
So Michigan Michigan State's playing Michigan on Saturday. Correct, correct, So
you can't scout Michigan State's previous games. Let me let me read you the
rule and see if it applies. Are you prepared? Go ahead? Quote?
Any attempt to record, either through audio or video means any signals given
by an imposing player, coach, or other team personnel is prohibited. Like,
well, well what does that mean? I guess they went to practice,
Willie and uh, you know, Bill Belichick Just yeah, they went
to practice, and you know, I guess, you know, videotape their
signals and then their signals. Their sources say, NCAAs enforcement staff's level of
interest in Stallions is so significant it sought access to his computer. They seized
it as part of its investigations. Haven't They seized his computer apparently, so,
so that's going to tell the tale. And uh, Coach Harbaugh denied
any knowledge or involvement. Well, he says, I'm stupid, Harball is
stupid. He's probably also going to be running Taylor. Now if that happens
and they're sanctioned, oh well, then they can't play for the Big Ten
title and or the Big Show in January. What happens to the Michigan program
and Tom Weedman and also right down to dream what happens and George what happened?
Well that that's it. But how in today's world of college football,
on which you pay players millions of dollars? Right, how does Michigan get
in trouble for recruiting violations? Yeah, and they got like a slap on
the wrist. Well you know, you got what a four game suspension or
whatever it was. So why can't you look at the signals? It's like
the third base coach in baseball? Why can't you look at that? I
used to do that for Thomas Funeral Home. I don't know what I picked
the signals and the indicator all the time because you could study it, analyze
it. Now you have AI involved. They're putting these signals and to play
itself through computers, tell and hooking up, which is which to say the
signal means this, And that's what Michigan does to cheat. Well, you
know what's going to happen. This is a perfect ESPN thirty for thirty.
Who cares this is going to be? This is going to be one bye
by Jeremy Shaff. How about this one go ahead? This is worse than
both the Astros and the Patriots. It's both use of technology for an advantage,
and there's allegations they are filming prior games, not just the end game.
Quote if it was just an in game situation, which I did for
Thomas Funeral, right, that's different. Going and filming somewhere you're not supposed
to be. That's illegal. It's too much of an advantage of quote unquote,
and there could be a special prosecutor appointed, just as Joe Dieters may
get involved, what he may leave the bank Melissa Palace demned love. So
they went to these practices. Somehow got in there and was videotaping the signals
correct and the games Michigan State played in the paint and Olive's state. They
would hook up the signal with the play itself correct and come up with a
program to guess what the play is going to be based upon the signal.
All on the efforts of winning how about the NC double eight identifying the opponent's
most likely course of action and most dangerous course of action identifying and exploiting critical
vulnerabilities and centers of gravity in the opponent's scouting process as a serious offense?
Are you kidding? I didn't know the NCAA was still in business. I
thought they were gone. Will he the stooge reporters approach service every local temestar
heating and air conditioning dealers temestar quality you could feel in Cincinnati calls shmid Heating
at KOLI five one three five three one sixty nine hundred. How about that?
Sallions said, Beginning in January of twenty twenty two, I purchased homes
and running each of the bedrooms on Airbnb while sleeping on the couch to help
me pay for my travel on behalf of Michigan football. So this, I
guess. Retired marine officer so save money so he could travel right, to
keep it off the budget of Michigan. He retired as a captain of the
Marine Corps and joined the Michigan staff as a off field analyst. Off field
analyst, Yeah, yeah, your comments on this? Does Tom Weedman know
about this? How does he support this bunch of cheaters in ann Arbor?
They must, they'll they'll shut down the big house. It might be the
outhouse. How do you cheat in college football anymore? Have everyone paid so
much? They figured it out? So we'll see what happens. Also,
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above. What do you say, segmented? Ohio state be worried? Is
that how Michigan? Everybody ought to be worried about this? Who's ever in
the big ten or of their opponents? Why can't you do it? It's
illegal? Oh? Why is it illegal? Because of the rules. You
gotta have rules? Was the only rules you got here? Now? Of
course you don't have anything in Congress? Is there anywhere else? No rules?
No cat did so like rules for professional wrestling? What are the rules?
I don't know what the rules are? I don't know me? Ask
rick Yuchino. He knows. Let's see, well, Eve, we got
a reds update right hand or Graham amscraft with his toe? Don't tell me?
Uh set to start therapy this week. He's out next year. Two
No and infielder Matt McClain, of course, had been out with that oblique
injury. He's gone. He's rehabbing in beautiful Arizona. He'll be okay.
How come these guys keep getting hurt? Called Doc Kramcheck. Let's see nlcs
they got that game what four tonight at eight with the fills up to one.
Astros blasted the Rangers last night to even that series at two games apiece.
Game five tonight there at five. High school football all around the area
tonight you got games here there and everything. The big game Deer Park at
Madeira. That's the battle for Sycamore Township and Wyoming Cowboys have got to leave
the cochl go play LaSalle and Maller and see how that goes. They play.
Let's see you got Elder and LaSalle tonight on North Bend Road. Trinity
Catholic out of Florida. Is that Saint x Huh? Let's see what does
Mauler play? Bowler plays at Detroit Martin Luther King where in Detroit. Yeah,
there's action all across the tri state. Two Willie on this the last
week of our regular season play in both Kentucky and Indiana, I mean Kentucky
and Ohio. Indiana starts to playoffs tonight Coverage at six Cincinnati Children's High School
football Tonight show Cincinnati Children's Changing the Outcome Together on ESPN fifteen thirty, Fox
Sports thirteen sixty. What about PG Pureval, the Mayor of Cincinnati, wrongfully
using his own treasurer to fund the campaign for the railroad? Well, he's
off, see PG purrerival. Yeah, they'd mess up. They'd mess things
up so bad at Plum Street. It's pathetic. I need to go there
and get what is that? If that if that railroad goes through, how
much does the city get one point six billion dollars? Now, why are
they messing this up? Because they're stupid? Well, he said those commercials
and the guy says, you can't do that. Now, you mean somebody
didn't know that before? He was asked by the Great Dan Monk, right,
why is your treasurer of your campaign? PG? Pure of all,
Yeah, the treasurer of the campaign to vote yes on twenty two. He
said, my treasurer is not the treasurer. He turns around the laptop and
says, well, here's the forms that you signed, saying this guy is
my treasurer, and this guy is also the pro twenty two treasure he said
about but yeah you want do you want a cigarette? Old college football?
Tomorrow Baylor and the UC Bearcats eleven am here on seven out of WLW.
Of course those Bearcats look at a snap that four game losing streak. Yeah.
Uh, let's see battle of division winners tomorrow and Oxford should be a
good old good one. Both are six and one and three and oero in
the mac Toledo v. Miami seventh rank. Penn State is in Columbus to
meet number three Ohio State. Well, who's filming that? Can't say Michigan
And why is it so bad they have a scout go to an opponent's football
game in the past, they're not going to They're not going to the football
game. Are you going to practice? What they got to go to practice?
What was the crime? I don't Well, they they they messed up
Michigan when they cheat. Well, I guess I'll have to go back and
figure out if they you know, they've done all this and live. What
if they did live? Well, I mean probably part of the dealer is
I'll have to forfeit. I guess imagine if Michigan has to fourfeit two wins
to Ohio State Columbus, Paul say about this, Well, they'll have a
They'll have a state holiday. If that happens. I should call Paul Keel's
anybody anymore. High school soccer Willie Notre Dame is in the state semi finals
next Thursday and the girls state tourney, while the Ryle Raiders will play next
Wednesday in the state semi finals from Denny of Dayton. Well, we know
one thing for certain. The bear Cats aren't cheating, but pretty good regular
season finale for the supporters Sealed winners still haven't seen that award around here.
FC Cincinnati hosting Atlanta United FC tomorrow night, sold out t QL Stadium five
thirty, ESPN fifteen thirty. Well is going to be perfect chilling. Cyclones
open up their ECHL regular season schedule downtown tomorrow and against Wheeling NHL Tonight,
Columbus Blue Jackets take on Calgary. By the way, speculation on ESPN boy
Jim Harball will be leaving Michigan. Wonder why well, because he cheats?
Also, Willy the Big Blues coming to town. Tomorrow night what Kentucky Blue
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Ballpark and for more information go to Redsmuseum dot org. Say, here is
the actual rule that was violated. It is Rule sixteen point one D three,
sub section f Are you prepared? Yeah, quote off campus in person
scouting of future opponents and the same season is prohibited. Now what that does
that mean? I thought you could go scout an opponent. But essentially,
I guess they were doing it at their what was it. I guess they
were doing it at their practices. They had to be doing it at their
practices, I guess because how how I mean, I don't know. I
mean he had to do it somewhere, so I'm not sure. I'm not
sure either, but I know Halbaugh Jim Harbaugh will leave Michigan because he can
go to the National Football League and make a boatload of jack right, and
he's had it up to here with the NCAA rules. Well, I'm sure.
I'm sure he was with the forty nine ers right before. Yeah,
did pretty good. Got to the Super Bowl. Remember Baltimore beat the forty
nine ers. The Harball brothers, yep at it Jim and Rick or John
John Baltimore won, Right, What do you think about that? I don't
know. I mean, it's no, he's gonna leave Michigan and then they're
gonna be left holding the bag. And then he's gonna be making millions of
dollars and all these kids will be going, Okay, we cheated forfeit the
games against Ohio State. They might do more than that. I don't know.
We'll have to wait and see. Jim Harba, this guy's well,
we're going to see what this guy's got on his computer. He's got a
US Marine right, Yeah, thank you? No, don't them says no,
I don't know what to tell. Well, so we got we got
we we the speakers, the how the house speaker of the House is a
mess. Israel is still going at it. Ukraine's still going at it.
We got the Michigan Now what else? Well, and then they won one
hundred and six billion dollars from here to go to Ukraine. Open up another
credit card, Just take out another credit card. How much is Israel getting?
Fourteen of the one hundred and six billion? Israel is God's representative on
Earth Bingo segment, give me out of the student's report. As we worry
about Michigan football going down the tubes and forfeiting games to Ohio State, Willie,
what will become of the Big House? We leave you with the immortal
words of the stood report. I have no explanation for what happened, and
that's what they're looking into, so I can't comment on what they're doing.
That's something that you should talk to them about. How he involved. He's
involved because he was filming things in the end zone. You shouldn't been doing
that either. Well, if you ain't cheating, you're not trying. Harball
is a cheater when when you get caught there it goes segment Thank You.
Coming up next is the great Tricia Mackie Thirty years at Fox nineteen Willie x
I X Fox nineteen n KU's best. How about ninety years, ninety years
of Tanya o'rour, Schari Palillo and Trisia Mackie ninety years and that none of
them look a day over forty. If you had to date one of the
three, who would it be? Well, if they would, I don't
know, because I would probably be I would probably pass out if I could
do that. I flip a coin several times. There's no losers in that
flip, that's for sure. Let's continue with more or something? What about
Sela Gray on Channel Channel twelve? Put her in there too, Okay,
put her the Four Horsemen put her in there or something being sexist. We
can't do that on this show. Gotta be careful. Yeah, I'll be
attacked mercilessly by feminist on the left and the right everywhere in between. That's
all we need. This sounds good too, Let's continue with more treasure.
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Times at Trisha mckis one of the three great anchors in the Try State.
You got Tanya A. Rourke, you have Shari Palelo, and then you
also have the great Trisha Mackie and her life and time starting so many years
ago, thirty years ago, is a street reporter for a brand new operation
called Fox nineteen. Tricia McKie, Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Trisha, Let's go back thirty or thirty two years ago? Where did you
get your starting news at WLW. It like a full circle, isn't it?
Isn't that crazy if somebody had told you at that point that in the
year twenty twenty three, in October, you're going to celebrate your thirtieth anniversary
at Fox nineteen. You left here and then you became a street reporter.
What would you have said and be interviewed by Bill Cunningham, I'd say,
get out of this. It's not going to happen no way, right.
Why did you want to get into news going back to NKU, Why do
you want to do that in the very beginning because of beffyly Hill Supper Club
fire. I mean honest, that was like a thing that sparked my interest,
so to speak, no pun intended, But I was a kid at
the time, and I can remember being in North Katack he grew up in
Newport and sitting on the front portion of my house seeing the plume of smoke
and wondering what that was and turning on the TV and Al Shatlecotty News telling
me what was going on, and I just wanted to ask so many questions.
I wanted to see it for myself. And I was a kid,
and you know, I remember sitting out there and having this conversation with my
dad, who passed away, and that I would love to be there asking
questions and helping and doing anything that I can. And that was where I
got the first bug to do news and ask a bunch of questions. I
ask a lot of questions, Bill, I mean, that's the way I've
always been. And so when you got an NK, was there a time
between NKU graduation and the newsroom here or did that you go from one to
the other? I was. I was an intern at WLT. I was
an intern at Store Cable, which was with the with Dick von Haynes,
the cool Goal was my first boss in Cincinnati, Beautiful. I know,
he was such a great, great man. And I did a lot of
modeling at the time to kind of make some money because there was no money
in radio whatsoever. Uh. Then when I was at w c KY and
I was a board op to a producer behind the scenes to finally being on
on air doing all that for five bucks six bucks an hour. And then
I heard this rumor that there was going to be a television new news operation
in Cincinnati called Box nineteen. And at the time, I just wanted to
I wanted an opportunity. I was getting ready to graduate college at NKU.
I wanted to be on TV somewhere in Cincinnati. I wanted to start out
in Cincinnati. Even though all my professors and past teachers were telling me it
was never gonna happen. You know, you're gonna want up in some you
know farm land out in the middle of Iowa, and that's where you're going
to get your start because you have to pay your dues. And so I
called all the news directors in town. I would call five, nine,
and twelve, kept saying, you know, please give me a shot,
give me a shot. Nobody wanted anything to do with me. And then
this individual named Lisa Coltz, who is now Lisa's lattery would answer the phone
at Fox nineteen. I called her every day. I'm saying maybe six months,
and finally she got so tired of the harassment of me calling her every
day. I got an interview at Fox nineteen because I pestered them to death,
and they hired me as a freelance reporter and they just said, we'll
call you when we need you. So I was working at wlwwcky doing some
modeling, and then I got this freelance gig at Fox nineteen, and so
I pretty much just would go to work every day at Fox nineteen whenever I
had the opportunity and just walk around the newsroom and the news director at the
time, Greg Computer, would say, you know, what's she doing here?
Well, she wants to go out a story. Okay, we'll send
her out a story. Get her out of the newsroom and get her out
of here. Get her out of here, get her out of here.
Can you imagine if you weren't so persistent, if you you know, I
always tell young people that persistence, never give up is number one, because
it's not uh, it's not love, it's not persue if none of that
stuff. What it is is never quit, never say die. If you
want something, go for it. Don't take no for an answer. And
that's you, yes, yes, and you you know what, you can't
take no for an answer. And you have to stand out. Everybody wants
that job. I mean you know they're lining up to get that job.
So you have to stand out. You have to just you have to be
special. And you can be special very very easily by just being persistent.
That's it. Yeah, Jack, Catherine, At what point did you go
from a stringer a news reporter on occasion on a story when they had too
many stories, not enough reporters, how'd you get to the anchor desk?
Yeah? Because at the time, we only had a ten of oclock news
it was a half hour and a midnight newscast which was a half hour.
That was it, and no social media, so you know, we didn't
have that much to do. And it was within four months I was I
went from freelance to part time part time to full time full time to uh
being fill in anchor as because Phyllis Watson, who was the first original anchor,
left and I was filling in as a kid. Just absolutely it was
like before I went to puberty. Like my voice was so high. I
look back at that time. And the hair, how about the hair?
How about the hair? There was a lot of hair. There was a
lot of hairs over the years. Yeah, you got any favorites? You
like that big eighties there probably I like the short one, I like the
show yep. But anyway, you and Jack Antherton explain that I have I
have vivid pictures of you. Jack Atherton, who used to date Madonna.
Believe it or not, Jack Atherton dated Madonna in New York City, groke
up with her. Yes, he said to her, I've had enough of
you, uh, but none the less. Give me the list of some
of the male anchors you've worked with, well, Jack Atherton was the first
one, and he took me under his wing. He's a wonderful man,
one of the smartest individuals I've ever met, you know, also a lawyer,
and he just kind of like took me under his wing. Honestly,
there's nothing else to say about it. I mean, he was he was
the best. He was kind, he was like a father figure, and
he was a great individual. Ben Swan was in there at one point.
Scott Schneider, Dan Carroll from WLW loved Dan Carroll. He was great.
He was a great reporter, and then he filled in he was and then
he got the main anchor gig for a while, and then Rob Williams has
been there for a long time. We've been working together for about twenty five
years now. Twenty five years, Yeah, are usually you and Rob twenty
five years before the turn of the century. Yeah, Rob, he's been
at the station. I think we are on year twenty six this point with
him. Now. He went to the morning show and stayed on the morning
show. I was on the morning show for a little while with him,
and he stayed when I went to Knights and then we've been back reunited at
nights for years now. And as far as the stories you've covered personally,
give me the two or three that highlight light the corners of your mind,
the two or three stories over the past thirty years that you recall. You
know, I I loved traveling. When I got the opportunity to go to
Bosnia, I spent a lot of time there covering the war in Israel and
Germany, covering, you know, things that were places I'd never thought I
would ever go to. Locally, it was a story on Anna Reno,
you know, cute little girl that died of cystic fibrosis. Touched my heart.
Could it could have been any of our kids, Absolutely touched my heart.
I've interviewed a killer. I didn't know it at the time, but
he had just killed his next door neighbor. Gave me a full interview in
the attic of his home. That was crazy. I found out later that
night that he was arrested for her murder. There's been a lot of stories
over the years, Bill, I mean, just like you, they all
kind of and then as we talk about them, it's like, wow,
you know, I remember a lot from this area, and you've been offered
like like Schuri Plo, tan Yard Rourk offered opportunities to go elsewhere. Why
has Trisha Mackie stayed home? I love it here. My family's here.
You know, I've got five kids. You know, Caitlin's my oldest.
I adopted her when my sister passed away back in two thousand and five.
So and then Spencer's now twenty three, Piper is going to be twenty two,
Dashed eighteen sailor sixteen. You know, my dad passed away, my
mom lives with us. I've been married for over thirty years. It's home.
It's just like you. You've had the opportunity. You've actually you know,
you went to Chicago. You did your dig in Chicago. Still living
in Cincinnati, right TV. I did that, but I didn't, you
know. The difficulty was I could not leave Cincinnati, and I don't want
to leave Cincinnati. I went back and forth to New York for five years.
I went in and out of gore to one hundred and twenty five times,
and that by itself is something I just don't want to leave. Kind
Of like Chris Collinsworth and you talked to him because he's a multi zillionaire now
and he could live anywhere, but he and his wife want to live in
Fort Thomas. He wants to live in Cincinnati. And I get that.
I remember, I remember when you were in Chicago and I went up to
Chicago for on the set of your show, and you were still in Cincinnati.
I mean, you've had opportunities to go. I mean, you you
can assess. This is a This is a wonderful town. The people here
are great, they really are. This is a perfect big small town,
right yeah. If you like opera, if you like traffic, none,
yeah, very little is the traffic. People good people and functional high schools
largely. And you have UC and Xavier and Thomas Moore and NKU. You
have the symphony, you have the opera, I have the ballet if you
like that kind of stuff. Have all the sports you can handle. And
you have higher state football. If you want the best, you have Kentucky
basketball. If you want that savior every now and then. Ope, you
know how about UC under Luke Fickle. That was unbelievable, And it's the
best. It's the best place to live in the world, I think,
right right, It's it's a safe town. The community, this the you
know, the everybody's I guess values, I should say they're intact. I
mean, it's it's a good place. This is a good town. Latricia
McKie, how many more years? You're still relatively young in a sense.
You're married. You married a lawyer, which is always a wise decision,
you and Chris. But uh, nonetheless you've done it for thirty years.
Uh. Are you a lifer at this point? Yeah, I don't have
any plans to leave Cincinnati, that's for sure. Or I mean, unless
you retire. I'm going to take your job someday and then I don't have
to comb my hair in the morning. I don't worry about I hear much.
Be honest with you, Well, do you remember anything? I mean,
like with your career. You've been here, You've won Marconi Awards,
You've done it all. I mean, is there anything that stands out in
your mind that you've covered? Well, the incidents that I had with Leslie
Isaiah Gains in our relationship, and the cases that we had. Whenever there
was an important criminal case, I knew the attorneys involved, and I wanted
to put on the defense council, put on the lawyers, and this talk
radio business, it's waxing and waning. As far as what it is,
we've gone through three or four major major cycles of talk radio. In the
beginning, for the first four or five years I was on the air,
the rules were, don't talk about politics, don't talk about religion, don't
talk about sex, do none of that stuff. So I did carburetion,
I did urology shows, I did flower arrangements. Then after nineteen eighty eight,
when it all opened up and you could you could not provide, you
didn't have to provide equal time advocacy, talk radio began and I'd say from
there until about two thousand, it was the commandos of the airwaves. I
went to Chicago and did TV shows with Herauda Rivera about what it was to
be in talk radio, how it changed. I did Bob Brown a little
bit fifty to fifty Clove in nineteen eighty four, and then after a nine
to eleven happened and became serious once again been advocating the American way of life.
And now what it is as another revolution is going on in talk radio,
which is the consolidation of the business and to become relevant to a new
generation of Americans born in this century. We like to think that we have
now large numbers of people in their twenties and thirties who find what we do
relevant, and so the waves of talk radio and we continue to ride the
top of the wave and hopefully it doesn't crash. Yeah. Mind, how
times have changed now in thirty years is insane, you know, from no
cell phones and no computers and to where we are now it's and just social
media and everything being on camera and just life has changed so much. Well,
when I think about the great newscasters in this town, whether it's Al
Shadowcattie, or whether it's Kid Andrews or Rob Brown or Jerry Springer, you're
in that category with Tanya and Sharie and you. And there's three left to
three. You must have maybe ninety years in broadcast journalism among you. Do
you three ever get together and talk? We do. I love them.
They are wonderful women. I do. They are great And even when Tammy
was in town, we got together with Cammy as well. I still talk
to Cammy is out in Denver. But they're a great group of ladies.
It's always good to reach across the aisle and develop friendships, whether or not
you are on a different station or whatever, because you can really understand a
lot of the things that you go through when you have a peer that goes
through the same thing. Right, and you three, and of course Cammy
was also one, and Kid Andrews. Of those are the queens of local
TV journalism. And I watch every watching how about normal? How about normal?
I mean unbelievable normal? Rush she and she teaches this. She's fantastic
career, I don't think so. I know that she's with her she's a
grandma now, and I know she spends a lot of time with her kids.
Good woman. All right, Tricia, may you have at least thirty
more years. I doubt that will happen, But may you continue to do
what you do as long as you want to do it. God bless you,
Willie, and God bless America. XIX Fox nineteen Tricia Mackie, give
my best to all the folks there. You bet, God bless you.
Let's continue with Laura the line becomes available five one, three, seven,
four, nine, seven thousand. Trisia Mackie, Schari Palelo, Tanya O'Rourke.
I'm not sure there's another city in America that has three anchors of that
quality. At it collectively for about ninety years, all in their hometown.
How about that. Let's continue, Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred you
on these days, America. Lansford good hitting, Oakland third basement steps in
levels of bad, and Meer's bringing it and the pitch is hitting the air
foul off first, Benzinger backing and calling, and the nineteen ninety World Championship
belongs to the Cincinnati Reds. As you might expect, they pile out of
the dugout. They are jumping up and high fiving all smiles as Blue Panella
and his coaching staff break out of the dugout, gloves and caps all over
the endfield. The Cincinnati Reds have done the absolute improbable by defeating the club
considered to be the best in Major League Baseball, and they've done it in
a four game series. Sweet Hello, Bietump Sculls. I'm broadcasting God on
this date, Willie. That was October the twentieth in Oakland, California,
nineteen ninety when the Reds sweep of the Oakland A's and Tony Larusa. Thirty
three years have passed. Bingo, who's that announcer? I think he's visiting
Canada right now, probably getting the joy. I think he wants to be
a hockey announcer. Next and after the game, as you know, right,
the Reds did not have available if there was a game a game five,
Eric Davis correct, Billy Hatcher, one of the coaches at Madera,
right, yes, that the all time batting percentage leader and all of baseball
in the World Series. Correct, And Joserijo Steideberg's because he was done.
He said my elbow was done. Yeah. So if they didn't win that
game, was it like two to one something? Something out three to two
one to the game five would have been a crisis. We have Tom Browning
standing by, and of course the wives are out on the field and their
husband's and Tom's DeBie is celebrating with T and T and Tom. What a
day. Oh, it's been fabulous. Sorry she couldn't be here, but
talk on it. It's sure she's just as happy as as anybody else here.
And she's probably having a big pint of apple juice right now and celebrating,
but sure she's on on TV. It's just a great thrill and something
you never anticipate till you're in the middle of it now here. We are
world champions and you don't have the worst explain that was mister perfect now is
in heaven above. Yes, he picked the number thirty two because it was
worn by one Sandy Kofax, another left hander, and mister perfect won a
game in that World Series. Yes, then previous to that September the sixteenth,
nineteen eighty eight. It's the only perfect game in Red's history. Of
course, Joe Oliver got that big hit that scored Billy Bates. How about
her friending Stadium? It's been thirty three years. Unreal. Will it ever
happen again in our lifetime? I hope so, I know. But what
are you say about with a couple of home runs? I think in that
series, Yes, we talked to two former two of the old folks from
back in the decade of the seventies and Johnny bench and and Joe Morgan hop
out a Cuban. Oh man, it is it sweet? He's a sweet
body. I know that it was serious. I tell you, if you
know, four games on their own and uh, you know this thing.
Everybody do something to win, and you can see every day we got a
different different hero, different guy who do who the job on the packing Jselrio
fantastic, I can we can ask for it? How about this segment between
nineteen seventy five and nineteen ninety, Yes, a fifteen year time span.
Yes, the Red Legs won twenty percent of the World Series seventy five seventy
six red right right. Secondly, as far as streaks in the World Series,
they won the last four against the Yanks and seventy six correct, then
they won shall we they also won seventy five the last right, So that's
five in a row. And then they won four in a row. Nine,
So the Reds franchise has won nine in a row. How's that?
Well, we ever see another World Series? I would say, let's make
it thirteen in a row pretty soon. I think the record the they can
get there ten or eleven in a row. But to have this franchise win
nine World Series games in a row, then go and when twenty percent of
the World Series between nineteen seventy five and nineteen ninety, that's not bad.
Well, they the Stuja paw, here's junosol. We're in the Reds clubhouse.
Needs say it's PANDEMONI and the in the clubhouse we're just outside the clubhouse
thankfully, and uh well, we're gonna keep them rution gone. When the
Reds won the National League Pennant or the Western Division Pennant, we had rod
Oster. When they won the National League Pennant, we had rod Oster.
And now the World champions we have. Oh, I know, there's a
lot of happy people out there. Joe, There's no better feeling in the
world. I'll tell you what Jose Rio de show Will was made out of.
All year he's been doing the force, but he he just did an
outstanding job. You know. He was almost unhittable. Two hits and I'll
tell you what, he pissed his it all the rear end off tonight,
Yes, sir, say give me some sports. Will he the stude reporters
a proud service of your local tame Star Heating at air conditioning Dealers Tamestar quality
you can feel in Cincinnati called Sheldon Braun at Braun Heating at five one,
three, three, eight, five, seventy seven sixty five sports. Let's
see Willie. American League Championship Series resumes tonight. Astros and Rangers tied at
two games at peace. How about Aaron prior day. Right now, what
time is it, Willie, It's hock time? What time is it,
Willy hock time? What time is it? It's hock time? What time
is it? It's hok time. Today is Aaron Pryor Day in the City
of Cincinnati. He turns sixty eight years old today. Big celebration Budneo Avenue
with Michael Mark and Buddy Larroso probably still can get it done in the ring.
Hock time. About that hock time, It's hot time. NLCS game
four tonight we'll leave with the Phills and d Backs. High school football action
all across at tri State six o'clock. Cincinnati Children's High School Football Tonight show
fifteen thirty and thirteen sixty. Tomorrow you see Bearcas look to snap a four
game losing skid. They will host the Baylor Bears that sold out in Nippert
Stadium eleven am right here on seven out of WLW. Also Toledo and Miami
both teams. There are six and one on the air. Penn State,
the Ohio State Horseshoe, and Columbus in Michigan cheat this year. Yes,
well, they be held accountable for Michigan Wolverine cheating in football. Yes,
Prior finished his career thirty nine to one. He lost a fight late to
a Bobby show Young. What time is it? Hock time? What time
is that time? MLS Soccer regular season finale tomorrow night has sold out t
q L Stadium. Who's a better fighter as a Charles or Aaron Pryor?
Never saw airs as Charles fight? Will he? But I'll tell you what.
At the at the beginning of the at the beginning of the fight,
the bell rang and Aaron Pryor was in the other guy's uh corner. By
the time the guy stood up and he was on. He was on the
attack from day from the second number one of the bout. It was hot
time? What time is hot time? What time? Hot time? Hockey?
The Cyclones opened up the a C h O Regular season tomorrow night,
Downtown up against those wheeling Nailers. Jeff Birning. Will he come on with
what mon near Tuesday? He's going to bring it to us? What is
it? Oh? The uh what's it called? Shield? Or the sword?
The what? What the heck is it called? Some about the supporters?
That's it, the supporters shield. It's a jockstrap. Yeah, is
he coming up. Then he said he is, oh, how about that?
We got to get it. And then also Willie, we welcome in
the Big Blue tomorrow night, truest Arena in Highland Heights, Big Blue on
the NKU campus, six o'clock. The Blue White Game? What dos in
UK picked their best five and play NKU and forget about the Blue White Game.
Let's see the proceeds of that game go to the flood victims in eastern
Kentucky and the tornado victims in western Kentucky. Of course, the big game
tonight is Deer Park at Madeira. That's the one everyone's talking about. Oh
I thought it was Cole Rain and Fairfield or Middletown and Oak Hills. I
have a reporter from Jim Goolik of Ohio State. Michigan had all the offensive
signals against the Buckeyes the last two times they played. This is how they
won both games. There you go. Jim Goolik says that it must be
true. So Michigan cheats to beat Ohio State. Would the results be reversed
by the NCAA. We'll see what happens. I say yes, yes,
New Richmond and Clinton Massy Madison at Oakwood, and then you got Kentucky action
tonight, and then the Indiana Playoffs kickoff with Shelbyville in East Central, Lawrenceburg
at Centerville, and Franklin County at South Dearborn. Well, this is the
last week end of the regular season. Then Sunday night, the playoff pairings
come out and away we go in a couple of three weeks. How many
high school state champions will be in this studio? I would say at least
three. Who would they be? Now, I'm picking East Central? Well,
East Central's got to come back. That's that's that's the Rockies territory.
How about Beechwood, I would say Beechwood. How about Saint Axe or mall
or LaSalle one of them? And then I'm sure Clinton Massy their number one.
Wyoming's what had that seventy five game win streak. Snap, They're they're
they're big. Wyoming belongs in a different league. The Baiten Rams, I
think are good, The Rams Northern Kentucky. What about with throw the Tigers
and ron Oster, Uh, they got they got beat last night. Somebody
beat him. Taft beat Woodward last night thirty three to six. Maybe Taft
will come in. How about the Purcell maryll at the Home of the Senators.
How about Purcell Marion High School? Well, what the hell was that?
Is that our doorbell? Somebody said something. Maybe it'll Roses Pizzas out
front. You know. Denny from Dayton has an idea of getting getting stands
around this studio inside like Hannity does. And I just people sitting here all
around us. Maybe fifteen or twenty people in the stands. Fifteen or fifteen
or twenty? How about five to ten? Well, let's get up.
Do you think this? What do you think this is? Yeah? Put
ten over there, but fifteen iron at his Heritage Central Bank Arena. Thirty
fans a la Sean Hannity. They'll be in there like sardines. That's okay,
they'll they'll pay to you could work the gate like a few bucks.
Yeah, now you're talking. You know what I'm saying. You and Dave
have lots of money. You could sit here and just collect it. Yeah,
wouldn't that be something? Then, studio audience, plit it three ways.
I'll give it to you and Dave. I don't need know what tho't
we give it to charity? No? No, keep it you Oh charity
is good enough? Are you getting me? Keep it yourself? But that's
our charity, your charity you I don't know, but it's right now.
Segment. Yeah, we'll see what happens. The Bengals are off correct,
a lot of good football on Cleveland, Baltimore and San Francisco plays Monday night,
which is good. So they'll have one less day to prepare. They'll
be we get ready for our men. They'll be weak as they head for
the the Golden Gate and Alcatraz. I've been there. I've been to Alcatraz.
I've been around to Alcatraz. I didn't I was in a cell.
Probably a lot of be wishing I stayed there. I was in a cell.
I did Ohio State Bar Association stuff, and we had meetings in San
Francisco, and I had lunch a couple of times with Melvin BELLI. How
about that to Alcatraz and then the Fisherman's Wharf. See all them seals laying
around at the wharf area and a couple of strip clubs. That's a different
story. I didn't want to go myself, but people I was with wanted
to go. I mean, you know, I said, this is disgusting,
But you had no choice. I did my duty for the First Amendment.
That's correct. Somebody had to do it. Is that it in sports?
I think? So? All right, we'll see what happens to Harball.
Who cheats the beat Ohio State? You got Michigan State got the Tucker
guy harassing the sex or harassment expert. What is going on up? And
then you got Michigan cheating to win football games? What's going on? Tom
Weaveman said, it's all okay. George Hurst said, it's all okay.
Segment give me out of the Stoog's Report, Willie and Otter of the Red
Legs winning the World Series of a sweep over the A's in nineteen ninety and
Aaron Pryor day, what time is it? Lock time? We leave you
with the immortal words of the Stooge Report. Some say the songs promote drug
abuse. They say that they're misunderstood. I'll be hearing from the rap group
nw A over the next two days, and I'll be talking about why they're
getting a bad rap City leaders tried to block their coliseum show, and Baptist
ministers have now told their congregations to stop their kids from going to see the
group that was Brian Combs in nineteen eighty nine, The Street who says,
go on, it's NWA, get with it. I like George Strait,
Jason Aldeane's come at a time, like that guy. Hit the music again,
hit it? What does NWA stand for it? I'm caught off,
caught off? What I can't say? I can't say no. And we're
not talking about the outfit that Hulk Hogan wore that's in w o you fool
yeah with them? Can you dance to this? A lot of people do?
Come on, will we go? I'm not sure you can even say
this stuff? Can you say you gotta go? We gotta go. We're
gonna say something you're not kidding. Let's continue with the more. We never
stop. We simply continue. The rock is on vacation, relaxing. Eddie
likes this stuff. Eddie loves this along with Jason Walliams, Bill Cunningham seven
hundred W Elder