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Cunningham, the Great American March Madness is here this Friday afternoon. Of course,
Kentucky's lost again. Cal in the last five NSAA games is one in
four, not good, bouncing the first round of the tournament. The faithful
in the Bluegrass not happy, and of course neither Xavier nor you see her
in anyway. But until then, so many issues are going on. I
think often the mainstream media gets up every day to think of new and terrible
ways to cover Donald Trump. It's not what is the news, It's about
Donald Trump. To Truth Social this morning, there was a reference to the
fact that he may make billions of dollars when he goes public. Of course,
there's a lock up period. He's got to wait, I don't know,
six or nine months or a year to sell. And then also there's
big rumors whether he's going to make the bond he puts something on truth Social
that indicated he would have the bond on money of some four hundred and sixty
five million dollars. He's already posted one hundred million on the Carrol situation.
But so much going on this week, also Tony Bobolinsky. It comes with
the receipts, with text messages, with emails, with photographs and deposit slips
and checks first hand account of the corruption of Joe Biden. And it was
like a tree that fell in the woods, and nobody was present to hear
it. Did the tree actually fall? The media did not cover it except
those News Nation did cover it and some others, but the so called so
called mainstream media ignored it completely. So with all that and so much more,
as Leland vettered of News Nation, Leland Vitter, welcome again to the
Bill Cunningham Show, and Leland before we get into a lot of that,
it appears in Nashville, Tennessee, a body's been found of Riley's, a
University of Missouri senior who went missing on March the eighth after going out downtown,
and it appeared he was found in a river. He'd been out of
Broadway drinking with friends at Luke Bryan's downtown bar called Luke's, and staff asked
him to leave. He was drunk as a skunk, and this video of
him stumbling and fumbling around, and it's awfully said. The body's been located.
And before I get your reaction, I want to relate to you that
about about ten years ago ahead on an FBI serial hunter a killer, and
the FBI has listed list of these individuals who go around the country killing certain
categories of people. And he brought up the fact that over a period of
some twenty years, there were a dozen or more white male students with college
kids with a blonde hair that showed up in bodies of water. Might have
been lakes, might have been the Cumberland River in West Nashville, which is
riley strained where he was located. His body was located. I guess he's
been there dead for about two weeks, so there's little left. But they
said there's no obvious marks on the body. And you've spent covering all over
the world. I've seen your history of anchoring your coverage in Baltimore with Freddie
Gray in the Middle East, have been everywhere, and so when you cover
this kind of a story about a missing kid, what comes to your mind,
especially since he's a white college kid and a college town with blonde hair,
who's drunk found in a body of water, what comes to your mind?
Well, one question I would ask if how many drinks do we actually
know emphasis know he had? Because there's been a lot of discussion that whoever,
if someone is responsible singularly for these groups of deaths, these clusters of
dead bodies Austin, Texas, Chicago, in Nashville as well, if it
is foul play, that they would have spotted someone at a bar and drugged
them and mark them drug them, so that would make someone appear much more
intoxicated after one drink plus whatever was given to them than than not. And
as someone who was once drugged a bar in London, I can tell you
that, uh, the incredibly your faculties just disappear from you. There's sort
of no way to overcome it. So I think you certainly think about that
if he was just stumbling out of how many drinks do we actually know he
had? And it's much more difficult once someone's been dumped a body of water
for a couple of weeks to get any kind of toxicology back. I would
think to you, as the former prosecutor, it seems as though police are
awfully quick in keeping in mind with that FBI profiler told you, the police
seem awfully quick to be willing to write these off to oh, it's an
accident. We don't have any evidence of foul play. We don't have any
evidence of foul play. Rather than really trying to run to ground. How
these these young men who seem otherwise healthy and of of full use of their
faculties end up in these bodies of water and drowned because you got to be
pretty drunk and completely incapacitated to somehow fall in a body of water and then
not be able to make your way out right. And how do you make
your way to a body of water at night? I mean, I don't
know how. And you went over that quickly. You said you were drugged
in a bar in London. Yes, explain that I was at a bar
in London. I was actually with my father and a woman I was dating
at the time. This was back when I was overseas. I was in
London seeing my parents, and I guess someone thought I was alone. It
was like a casino club and my dad said, somebody I had a drink
and I knocked it back and he said, hey, did you Is that
your drink? And I said yeah, and he said I think somebody just
put something in it. And I said, oh, come on, dad,
are you kidding me? And about ten minutes later I couldn't stand up.
So my dad and this woman I was with at the time, you
know, had my arms over their shoulders, got me, got me into
a cab, got me to the hotel, and I laid down on the
floor. I couldn't move. I was completely sort of paralyzed. I could
talk a little bit, but I had no control of my faculties for about
forty five minutes or an hour, and then suddenly I kind of came came
back around and was totally fine the next day. But you know, unquestionably,
if my father and you know had not been there to make sure nothing
happened to me, I think the results could have been extraordinarily different. So
someone who did that specifically targeted you. You appeared to have I served,
I believe certain assets. You were sitting in a bar, and uh,
when you're sitting at a bar, your attention is diverted you're looking left,
looking right, women be it was. It was at a casino. It
was a casino table, so it was it was like hard table now and
someone's looking that guy's got some money, let's do this. At some point
in ten minutes, he's going to become almost unconscious. We'll pick him up
by the arms and say, well, it's our buddy. We'll get him
out of here. And the rest is, did you realize how close you
were to being killed or injured? Well? Or or or injured? Then?
You know, look, being injured would have been the best case scenario,
right, So yeah, it was. It was. But it's one
of those things that's always stuck in my head because on the security tapes,
it would have looked like I was just completely hammered, right, It'd be
very easy to go, oh, that guy was just got so drunk he
couldn't handle anything, and you know we had to throw him out or you
know, his buddies took him or whatever. And obviously that was not the
case. So I think that that's sort of where my head goes when we
hear about these stories. And this one is the video coming out of Luke
Bryan's bar is illustrative as somebody just hammered completely drunk by himself. But if
somebody wanted to do harm and the same thing happens at truck stops, so
some of the lot lizards, the same thing happened with black females. That
this isn't racially isolated to white males, college kids and bars with blonde hair.
There are serial killers who will tell you that there's a few hundred who
look and take their time homicidal. We had a case in Covington about two
weeks ago in which a woman who looks to be completely normal, thirty years
old, a white female, and her thing was to kill people randomly and
take their life. And so she would wait on a street and when she
saw somebody walking, she would target them and run them over with her car.
And for no reason. He didn't know the man, had no relations
with him, he didn't flip her the bird. She simply wanted to kill
a man, and she did it a couple times. Finally caught this time.
And normally, if it's late at night and someone sees somebody on the
sidewalk and they want to run them over and kill them and move on,
the odds are getting caught are extremely small. But in this case, there
was a video to catch a license plate and the local prosecutor, Rob Sanders,
did his work with the police and they found the woman and her thing
in life was to kill someone and she wanted to keep killing people. Where
an how does that come from? But it happens. It's it's going all
the way back, right, I mean, there was you know, there
were serial killers in London going back, you know in London and other cities.
You know they're you know, famous, going going back to your point
from what the FBI profiler has told you, and I think it's you know,
something to come back to is I think we don't really know how many
really know ho riskic human beings. There are prowling and look, if you're
going to kill somebody and you just want to get away with it, there
are demographics target and there's ways to do it. If that that make it
a lot a lot easier if you will, right, if if people are
good at it and plan over over time. So yeah, I think it's
sary. You know. The thing you hope is that the prosecutor and the
police in Nashville take this as seriously as the prosecutor. Did that you just
talked about in uh in Ohio? The dot dot to that is boy.
If you are a parent now in your kid, a blonde haired kid who's
in college, or any college kids say hey, hey, hey, mom,
down to one in Nashville for the weekend, and they don't solve this
thing. That becomes a different conversation for parents. Unbelievable. Every day in
America, here's the number. The United States is a third country with the
highest number of deaths per day every day in America. Every day, eight
thousand Americans die every day, eight thousand a day. I'm looking at this
number. I'm going, how's that pot? Eight thousand a day? And
if those that are killed, you know, it's something in the range of
twenty to twenty five thousand a year are killed or murdered. And if somebody
wants to apply their trade and target certain individuals based upon race, ideology,
whatever it might be, that person could easily and those eight thousand a day.
Every month, there'll be a quarter of a million, quarter of a
million die every month. You could easily do that. And if you keep
your head down and do it. May I use the term the right way
you'll never be caught. Well, that's a scary reality, right. I
will tell you. I'll add another group of death to that eight thousand,
which is three hundred a day. And you know this better than anybody being
from Ohio. Guy from fentanyl. Now that is the leading cause of death
or eighteen to forty five year olds. There's an interesting piece that just came
out in Bloomberg. We'll be talking about it a lot on the show leading
up to election. Here eight and ten Americans in swing states report that fentanyl
is either a somewhat or very important issue for them in this coming election for
president. That's more than abortion, that's more than climate, that's more than
the wars in Ukraine and Gaza. I had a distant I went to the
funeral about a month ago in Indianapolis, a distant family member. I only
met her a couple of times. Early twenties, working popular, no suicidal
ideations. Simply goes to bed at night, doesn't wake up in the morning.
A girlfriend checks on her and she's cold and blue. Oh my god,
what is it? Turned out to be fentanyl and some girlfriends had given
her that's it. Gave her a pill thinking and it looked like a percoset,
had the right markings on it, but it was not percoset. It
was laced completely with fentanyl. And that family and I know in Ohio,
Kentucky, Indiana, Leland, we might be the epicenter of fentanyl addiction right
here, a working class white males and females overwhelmingly used fentanyl drugs and death
that we're that family will constantly for the rest of their life vote on issues
like keeping fentanyl out of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin.
It is a huge issue, a huge issue here and every family is going
to be touched by drug addiction and fentanyl at some point. And I don't
know. And for this kid, this Riley Strain, that why would somebody
want him dead? And the issue is I think about I'm going to figure
about this case in Covington in which she simply wanted to kill human beings.
In fact, I'm looking at News Nation now right now you have a network
has Riley Strain stumbling and falling out of that bar as if he can't even
keep his keep his legs underneath him. But he had to walk a long
distance to get to the Cumberland river. Why would somebody who's drunk on his
ass want to walk a long distance, stumbling and mumbling and falling and just
want to jump into a river. It doesn't make any sense. No,
it doesn't make any sense. And I think that's what that's what you know,
obviously, and we hope that the police are going to be looking into.
You know, Brian Antid from News Nation, one of the best crime
reporters, one of the best reporters period, there is joins us on this,
on this issue, and I think that this is one of this that
people are gonna have to stay on for a while, right, you know,
you're gonna have to have real reporting done. And I think you're you're
you're right there, which is at the question, Okay, he comes out
of a bar, how long does he have to walk? How do we
match the video of him being a bumbling, stumbling drunk to this idea that
he is gonna walk what a half mile full mile to the Cumberland River and
then just jump that night jump into the body, which is cold. I
would imagine the temperatures in the forties to cold. You know what I like
when you jump into a when you jump into a vat of cold water.
Your body just well what And the police say his phone pinged for the last
time around Gay Street, which is part of close to the Cumberland River,
And so it makes no sense. But when the police say, well,
we're gonna if the police say, okay, there was no signs on the
body. The body's been in the water for two weeks. It's largely devoid
of any objective evidence of crime. They simply mark it down as a I
don't know and accidental death and move on to the next case of some other
white male college dude or female. I mean, how many rupees, how
many illegal drugs are putting in women's drinks and bars and they simply wake up
somewhere and is not reported and they're raped or some some and all of a
sudden you move on to the next case. One of those eight thousand was
Riley strained is not alive today? Well, I'll tell you what, Leland,
we got to run. I wanted to talk about Trump and truth social
I wanted to talk about Tony Bobolinski. I wanted to talk about Palm Beach
County. Over a couple of days ago, three Guatemalans kidnapped off the street.
A woman walking with a purse, jumped out of a pickup truck,
grabbed her by the neck, picked up her body, threw in the back
of the pickup truck, raped her for three days, and then, thank
god, she got free of that. I wanted to talk about other crimes
being committed, but this one, this one has me baffled. And I
remember what happened in that serial profile. Well, I'll tell you what we
got to run. I'm sorry, Leeland, we got Next time we're together,
we'll talk about politics. But I found this case fascinating, and when
you bring up I think you and the rest of the country as well.
And lastly, fentanyl. If somebody would say to you, fentanyl it's a
more important issue than abortion, I'm not sure anybody would have believed that.
Wo when a family is touched by it and it came over the southern border,
and it's all over college campuses, and it's all over work sites,
and it's all over the drug community, that do you want to put the
right level of fentanyl in the drug to keep them hooked but not kill them.
That family is going to vote on fentanyl, and that may be the
reason that Trump becomes the president of the Southern Border. I want to get
your last reaction to that. I couldn't agree with you. I couldn't agree
with you more that the southern border has become a proxy for so many issues,
right is it sitting all now? When you say to somebody what's your
most important is they say immigration? Immigration is now a foxy for fetanyl,
because, as you point out, it touches so many people. I think
it's fifty percent of which you are now a member of America. Say they've
been personally touched by a ventanyl death. You can't imagine a twenty two year
old, attractive functioning a young girl who is dead because of a failure on
the southern border. And Leland Vedert of News Nation, there are tens of
thousands of Americans in the Midwest touched by this. And when they see those
charging the border, knocking down the barbed wire, when they see Guatemalins in
Palm Beach County, Florida raping off the streets and then released on bond,
you see what's happening in New York City, which is a terrible problem and
fentanyl. Keep an eye on that issue because come November, these stories are
percolating. People vote when it touches them personally. Leland veverter, once again,
sorry, couldn't be going on in politics. We'll two it the next
time. But thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you,
Leland. We'll talk soon. God bless you. Let's continue with more.
Once you've been touched by something like this, it becomes personal. And
when you vote and it becomes personal, that's when you move in the needle.
And maybe that's why Trump is up in Ohio by eight or nine percentage
points, Michigan by four or five. Because these issues the southern border are
issues that touch at one point or another, every American family. Let's continue
with more. Bill Cunningham, The Home of your Reds. Three more preseason
games. Hopefully they can make it to Thursday with an entire roster of players
not hurt. On News Radio seven hundred woow, it's fring. Time to
gather your friends and family and fire up big things going on. March madness
continues. Not much madness here. Only local team is the Dayton Flyers at
a fabulous job coming back. As you know, we're the most popular talk
show in Dayton. Montgomery County. I feel very good about that. And
nonetheless, we have all the scores, all the actions starting about one thirty
with a segment Reds Baseball. I think three games remain. Assuming the players
can be in bubble wrap, they could have a team ready to go Thursday
against the Nationals. And our coverage starts about five am in the morning,
and the crew will be at the Holy Grail starting about nine o'clock in the
morning all the way through about four o'clock. Headed up, I a segment
of myself getting ready for Reds Baseball. Hopefully they have a team that can
win at least eighty two games. The over under, I think is eighty
two and a half and last year the over under was sixty six and they
won eighty two one eighty and it was spectacular. God do we need a
winner. And when I talked to Leland Vedderdi had intended to talk about Marjorie
Taylor Green filing a motion to vacate the chair. Chaos is reigning supreme.
The hardcore, hard nosed Republicans, those with the principal think that borrowing about
a new trillion dollars every one hundred days, we can't afford this course we're
on, which is absolutely correct. But on the other hand, by vacating
the chair, there's a fifty to fifty shot that a Keem Jeffries, the
left wing radical socialist from Brooklyn who's the House Democratic Minority leader, could,
by happenstance, become the Speaker of the House. Then all hell's going to
break loose, So be careful for what you wish. I think the Republicans
have a two seat majority in the House right now, So here we go
again. Marjorie Taylor Green plays into the idea that the Republicans in the House
at least are not serious persons and as a consequence, would seek to send
the House into more chaos than it's already in. And it's in chaos right
now because those with the power to change things fail to do so and those
with the principles get rolled over the top of So we'll see what happens the
House is about today, to go on a two week break, and in
two or three weeks we'll see what occurs. But to pick up the pieces
of what Leland, Vtdornot and I discussed from News Nation, I pulled up
stories and these are percolating for a long time. I've been with you about
forty one years, and I hope to be with you another forty one years,
although that's quite unlikely. Our leader, Scott rein Harden DJ Hodge,
calls me the future. I'm known as the future of this radio station.
So I pulled up some stories that are like seven or eight years old.
Headline hundreds of college aged men drown on nights out, murdered. Retired detectives
claim sinister gang drugged and killed, made their desks look like accidents, and
left smiley face graffiti nearby. Another headline from twenty seventeen is a serial killer
gang murdering young men across the country. And these stories, you can google
them finds that in almost all the circumstances, the men who were found in
bodies of water fit the profile. They were smart, athletic, popular,
college age white men who went out drinking and never came home. And they
have story after story of this happening in which college age men stumble out of
a bar, as Riley Strain did in Nashville, Tennessee. And the video
of him coming out of the bar is he cannot even stand up, and
he's falling up, fall back and he just wants to go take a swim
in the Cumberland River at night. To me, that's impossible, that could
not happen. And page after page after page indicates that hundreds of college age
men have been drowned on nights out with friends, and most have been marked
up to accidental death, some of suicide and as you may know of in
water for several weeks. The odds of getting any forensic evidence off the body
is nonexistent. It can't happen. And those in which the bodies have relocated
quickly have in their bodies the so called date rape drug. And Leland Vittert,
who's a strong national anchor and reporter, I did not know. And
I texted with Sean Compton, his CEO at News Nation, who didn't know
about this. That many years ago he was in a casino in London,
England, and all of a sudden he took a drink and within ten minutes
he could barely stand up. Now, whoever put the put the date rape
drug, whatever it might be in his drink, which surely understand, wait
for the circumstances to occur, and then take him on either side and kind
of usher him out the door and you have another victim. Now, generally,
college age men in college bar are not going to have a lot of
money on them. It's not a case of saying, you know what,
well, we have a circumstance here in which it's a robbery, because most
the college aged men do not have the ability to have a whole bunch of
money in their pocket. Generally it's a debit card, a credit card,
or it's twenty bucks in cash throughout drinking. And according to these stories that
percolate every few years, it comes back the same way detectives found striking in
suspicious similarities and the deaths of hundreds of men dating back to nineteen ninety seven.
All were found in bodies of water days after going missing, and the
corner says they've drowned. Most are athletic, academically high achievers, and able
to swim. In fact, some college swimmers have also been located in bodies
of water a few days later, and some have the date rape drugs still
in their system, others do not. It's called g it's a hypnotic depressant,
which is called a date rape drug. Same thing happens to hundreds of
college age females in bars and restaurants in which someone slips this drug about the
size of a half a baby aspirin into a drink and within ten minutes a
woman or a man cannot even cannot stand up. When I look at the
video of Riley Strain outside of Luke Brian's Bar, by the way, the
video inside the bar demonstrate they gave him one drink and then quickly cut them
off. I can imagine there were hundreds of people in there on that Friday
night, Luke Brian's Bar in Nashville. What do you think so the idea
of a bar tender or a waiter or waitress monitoring the drinking habits of a
particular customer would be almost non existent. But this one person, who was
a University of Missouri student, was there with friends and found himself incapable of
walking. He made it this way, he was thrown out of the bar,
and when he came out of the bar, literally he was falling down.
And if you look at it, you think, well, this guy,
this guy's drunk. How do you know it wasn't so called date rape
drug? Well you don't know, because by this point the GVH is kind
of out of the system and it cannot be uh. And then after a
while it dissipates and you don't have any response whatsoever. But generally this would
happen to girls and women, I would think. And so I know moms
and dads, brothers and sisters are telling college age men and women young be
careful. But how can you be careful in a bar when your head's turning
left and right and someone sticks a quick little tablet in your drink and then
you can't even stand up straight? And Leland Vitter's case, he was with
the woman who was dating at the time and his own father who thought something's
wrong. They thought he was having a stroke or something. Couldn't stay up.
They got him back to the hotel and several hours later he slept it
off, but he wasn't drunk. It was GBH. And the same thing
is happening as I speak. There's about seven to eight thousand Americans die every
day, which every month means there's about two to three hundred thousand every month
to die. So if you're a serial killer, if you're this woman in
Covington who simply wanted to kill somebody and had ideations of doing it. Previous
to this, the woman that we had on yesterday, we had on the
Great Prosecutor of Kenton County, and he spoke about on the previous circumstance,
you put a ligature around some guy's neck and try to strangle him to death.
And Rob Sanders said, at that point he was able to go some
physical strength to overwhelm what she wanted to do. But this was not the
case when the woman simply wanted to kill somebody. We live in a society
in which these things are real, and so you would always say to a
girl or a woman, be careful, keep your eyes on a swivel,
keep your hand over your drink, whatever it might be. And one,
men are not built that way. When men go to a bar, they're
eighteen, nineteen, twenty twenty two years old. Their own physical personal safety
is not a factor. You don't, yeah, I don't think about my
safety as much as a woman or a girl thinks about her safety. And
so a guy in a bar is not going to be worried about getting drugged
with GBH or some other date rape type drug and hauled out. In that
case in London, England with Leland vittered, I assume he wasn't sitting right
with He was at a table his girlfriend at the time and his father,
and they assumed, maybe we could do a robbery, get him out,
pick him up. I'm sorry, our friend's drunk, get him out the
door. And maybe there was going to be a sexual assault on Leland vited
underway, or possibly just a theft, but whatever it was, he survived
and many do not. And these stories, how about this one is a
serial killer gang murdering young men across America. And this is a lengthy story
on the It's on the Daily Beast, and it's got case after case quote.
Do you want to go to the hospital or you rape this? As
a male? No, I don't think. I was a friend of them,
found them outside the restaurant with two guys tending to them that the friend
didn't know, and he dialed nine to one one the police. The sirens
showed up, and the two guys helping his friend to his feet, simply
dissipated. A team of retired detectives and a gang expert believes that Riley Strain
is one of at least one hundred male victims an alleged organized gang of serial
killers that communicate on the dark web with sells a dozen cities across America,
focusing on college towns. In addition to two hundred and fifty cases might be
connected. They can't prove it hundreds of cases. And if every year,
eight thousand times it was about what is that math adpy about three million?
How about three million Americans die every year, generally of old age or something
of that character, But tens of thousands are murdered. And you could easily
apply your trade and fill up your desire to cause mayhem by doing things like
to Rally's train in the hundreds of other males to say nothing, I would
think thousands of females who wake up hours later and they knew they were raped
in some way, but they have no memory of what happened, how they
got out. They simply want to forget it to move on. So when
this story popped up this morning, University of Missouri senior who went missing on
March the eighth, and this is the twenty second, so it's been fourteen
days. This morning today at seven to twenty eight am, received a call
from a worker and a company that adjoins the Cumberland River. They've been searching
for anything that would pop up in the river, and they found the remains
of of turn out to be rally strained. The fire department retrieved his body
from the river this morning about eight am. And there's no obvious signs of
injury. So how many drunk young men in a college type bar stumbles out
and just simply wants to go into the Cumberland River or some body of water
that's freezing cold. And the medical examiner said they're going to market up as
a negligent homicide. There's no signs of foul play at this time, said
doctor William Drake. Mister Strange still had his shirt on he was wearing.
Had to watch on other identifying factors help us identify who he was. Twenty
two year old finance student was visiting Nashville for his fraternity spring fling when he
vanished from the bar and his friends were looking around for him inside the bar
Luke Bryn's Bar. They could couldn't locate him, and then he shows up,
of course, a dead two weeks later in a body of water.
Hundreds or thousands of men have suffered the same fate. And by the way,
there are serial killers in and around truck stops who want to kill lot
lizards and or truckers. There's also efforts of serial killers to kill black males.
It isn't racially exclusive. We live in a difficult world which is enhanced
and its depravity by letting it. In this country ten million foreigners every year
under Joe Biden, without knowing who they are, their criminal history, their
health history, etc. Well let's continue with more, but speak to those
around you, understand what's going on that It is common for college age girls
to share feelings and thoughts. Take this, do this, here's this drug
and make you feel better. Uppers downers, things of that character. And
many times, like in Ohio State, there were a couple of codes up
there who thought they were getting some sort of upward, make them feel better,
make them feel quay lout of one type or another turned out to be
quailued. Yes, but it was had enough fentanyl and in it to cause
death, stop the heart from beating and the lungs from expanding, And so
it happens all the time. And God knows that family is devastated by this
recent death, as was my extended family. When an extended family member I
only met her a couple times I've found herself dead with fentanyl in her system,
and we just pray for the family they can overcome this. But when
Leland Vetter talks about it's a big issue in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana,
Absolutely, it's a huge issue right here because it is coming across the southern
border and there's great Chinese gangs and war lords and Northern Mexico making some serious
money off this, and they will continue to make money as long as the
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the Great American, And of course March. Believe it or not,
it's something called Women's History Month. Every now and then we have an Equal
Payday every now and then we have Abortion Month. I get up for three
months for women in March, thinking, you know, I'm not a liberal,
and I don't get up every morning and eat berries for breakfast. I
don't then watch a couple hours at TikTok and then drive my tesla to Starbucks
for a double Lotte and then the Planned PARENTO to get an abortion. That's
kind of the dream day for many liberals. But that's not the dream day
for Julie Gunlock of the Independent Women's Forum and Julie Gunlock. Welcome again to
the Bill Cunningham Show. And Julie Gunlock. Do you eat berries for breakfast,
watch TikTok, drive a tesla to Starbucks, then go to Planned Parent
to get an abortion? That is the dream day for a liberal woman.
Does any of that apply to you. That just not no, no,
not not to me at all. But you're right, that really is the
daily agenda, or at least that's what they want women to do. Yep.
Let's get into the issues. And I've read a lot of stuff at
IWF dot org, which is Independent Women's Forum dot org and your cohort,
Patresa new Wika has a great column up about five facts of the so called
gender pay gap on Equal Payday and I read this and I'm thinking, it's
an article of faith that climate change is happening, that we are caused by
human behavior that's going to swamp the state of Florida. That we know certain
facts are true, therefore we can't dispute them. So when someone says that
women make about eighty cents on the dollar to a man, it's an article
of faith that that is never questioned, especially by a woman, because benefits
are derived by doing that. But why are those myths not based in reality.
Well, they're never comparing apples to apples. They're comparing apples to oranges.
And I'll give you a great example of this. Hey, when I
worked Upstall Hill, i worked entirely from home. It was one of the
rare. I mean, this was over a decade ago. So my first
son was born, and it was one of the rare sort of arrangements that
I talked to my chief of staff and I talked to this and I said,
I would like to work from home, and they made that arrangement for
me. And I was a full time employee, but I was working from
home, and I had sort of altered hours, meaning I really compressed my
work into about a five hour stand. Now I had a colleague, he
was a male. He worked also full time. We made the exact same
money, but he had an awful commute in the morning. He commuted,
you know, down the ninety five corridor for goodness sake, so he had
to commute in, he had to wear suits, he had to be in
the office at all times, and he had to commute home. And again
he was in the office for about you know, eight to ten hours,
I mean, you know the Capitol Hill, sometimes twelve hours, sometimes longer.
I spent the night. I slept on my couch and so and there
was a price difference. He made more than me, significantly more than me.
And you know what, that was fair. I had the benefit of
staying home. Now, look, if you looked at the books, it
looked like goodness. There are two full time employees and they make the same
amount of money. I'm sorry, they make Julie the female mix fifty percent
less. That seems unfair. But what wasn't accounted for is that I had
made this private arrangement with my employer and I therefore made less. But I
had a much better life for me. And these statistics that show eighty cents
on the dollar never account for that, never account for the flexibility. Now,
look, the liberals would want you to believe that women don't want flexibility,
and they're like, they want a corner office. You know, it's
this whole like you know, think back to the show, the movie Working
Girl, right, we want to climb that corporate ladder. That's not true.
Women want flexibility. They want to be able to stay home with their
kids. They want sometimes part time jobs, sometimes full time jobs. But
again they want that flexibility to be able to take their kids to the doctor,
pick their kids up at school. And this accounts for that difference in
pay. Now, we have to also remember that there's a lot of money
and grievance, and there's a lot of money in brushing this idea that women
have not reached full equality. I mean, my goodness, if you can't
complain, what are the fundraising letters say? Right? And so women's group
constantly to beat this grievance drum because it's lucrative. I mean, if the
sexes have reached to quality, why do we have to have all these women's
groups complaining about things? So really follow the money. It's always because there's
money to be made off grievances. And so if we actually accept the fact
that we live in wonderful times, that women have choices, that women can
demand jobs that have flexibility and are willing to sacrifice maybe some of the earnings,
that's a wonderful thing, and women are by and large willing to do
that. But again we have this constant drum beat that there's this big wage
gap. When you account for those differences, the wage gap actually shrinks to
about two cents. And look, you know we're not here saying there's no
sexism and that doesn't exist anymore. It probably does, but let's not exaggerate
the facts. Women have a great future. Now, all we have to
do is replace Biden and maybe the economy will grow and then things will be
really good. So if you take every man and every woman in the country,
add them up, maybe a man on average makes twenty percent more.
But women choose often a different lifestyle. Motherhood is a big factor and not
And also when I think of a man on electricians, plumbers, drywallers,
linemen for the country, women nurses, librarians, which is fine, which
is great. Well, listen, Bill Billy. Men also by and large
do the dangerous jobs that pay more. The other thing is they've actually done,
they've done analysis of this. Women don't take over time. Okay,
yes, yes, there are exceptions. Some women take over time. It's
mostly men who take over time. And again, those dangerous jobs like climbing
a cell tower right and repairing you know, electrical lines. Most often it
is men that choose to do this work. I mean, you ever watch
that show Dirty Jobs with microco Yeah, I love I love that guy.
My kids, my kids love that show. It is not this sort of
vast network of the patriarchy keeping women out of these dirty jobs. Women don't
choose to do dirty jobs by and large, or dangerous jobs. Men do.
And we can pretend, we can pretend it's all sexism, municipatriarians,
all the stuff keeping women out of these jobs. Some women do choose to
work in construction, to work in these very physically demanding jobs, but mostly
that's men, and that those jobs pay more. That is a choice.
Yet again a matter of choice, and that's something that the feminists want to
deny women have, but they do, and it's wonderful and in fact society
when I had my typical day for a liberal feminist. Number one, the
Democratic Party does not want to encourage women to get married because single women vote
overwhelmingly for Democrats, and married women vote overwhelmingly for Republicans. And so if
you want to stay in political power and keep writing checks out of the governmental
checkbook, the last thing you want to do is have a woman and a
functional marriage as a mother, god forbid mother, and now a caregiver.
Democrats don't want that. They want to encourage, especially the captured audience they
have of so called co eds and colleges and universities. Don't get married,
get on the corporate ladder, delay everything, freeze your eggs, fertilize your
eggs, get your Plan B, Plan C, and Plan D available for
a hot night of love and have no responsibility down the road and you can
you can have it all. Like the commercial used to say, Well,
the fact of the matter is life is a series of choices, some of
which have economic benefits, and others, like being a mother, have great
emotional benefits. I think, Julie gunl like you would not trade your career
on the hill in Washington for being a mother to your boys? Am I
right about that? No? Absolutely not. It is the joy of my
life. And you know do women? Feminists constantly betray women by telling them
to turn their backs on their natural instincts. And look, we know that
women meant most women. Most women want to be married and want to have
children, and want to be in a stable sort of loving relationship and building
a family and building a life. What the left wants is women to rely
on government. And when you don't have the security of a family, when
you don't have meaning in your life, that is, taking family, taking
care of care of children, you are more likely to need government services.
So it behooves these these big government types to promote the idea of being alone,
of relying on the government, of of of sort of denying your natural
inclinations and denying that having a family and having the security of a family benefit
society. They constantly push against that, and again there's a reason for it,
because that is a way of nurturing big government and getting more people to
rely on the government. Can you articulate for those listening around the country the
idea that a woman such as yourself should not vote or support a Donald Trump
because of the way he treated women. Of course, Joe Biden with Tara
Reid and the assaults that Joe Biden made upon women were completely ignored. And
also Hunter Biden complete with the girls, with the underage girls, all that
completely ignored. But I've often I watch MSNBC so you don't have to,
and I hear left wing feminists talk about, well, think about Donald Trump
grabbing them by that you know what, and then all the abortions he likely
paid for the fact he supported Democrats, and right now it appears he's working
toward like a fifteen week ban on abortion, at least that's where Trump has
headed. But can you respond to the idea that women cannot vote for conservatives
because it is self loathing and hurting themselves. Yeah? Yeah, I want
to start off by saying, uh, why don't we start with George Stephanopolos
having the nerve to shame and question Nancy Mace for her her support of Donald
Trump as a as a sexual assault UH survivor when he worked for Bill Clinton,
okay, an absolute predator of women, a sexual assault himself, and
and someone who treated Monica Lewinsky, an intern in that office, abominably and
sexually harassed her. So the idea that George Stephanopolis would get on his high
horse and suggests that that personal any woman, but particularly sexual assault survivor,
should in any way support uh Donald Trump is absurd given his support for the
Democrat Party and that and he still is. Anybody who thinks that George Stephanopolis
is a reporter or a political commentator is wrong. He's a campaign staffer.
He has never left that mode and he's there now. But look, as
for women voting for Donald Trump, you know, I care about my family,
I care about other people's family, I care about the economy, and
I look at policies and the policies of the Obama administration and the policies of
this administration under Biden have been abominable for people. For people's welfare and that's
what I care about. I care about policy. I am not someone who
idolizes politicians. Frankly, I have had a nearly thirty year career in Washington,
and most politicians have let me down. Now, there have been exceptions.
There are very good men that are and women that are serving our country
in elected office. But this worshipfulness for politicians needs to stop, and that
includes Donald Trump. He is not a perfect man. He is he has
his faults, and so do many other people in elected office. But what
I care about is how their policies affect me, affect my sons, affect
my husband, affect my greater family, affect myself. That's what I care
about, and that's what people should care about. That's what they should look
at. And Donald Trump, his policies were good for this country. Look,
it's not me just saying that. It's there's evidence that the country under
Donald Trump was much better and it's people thrived, Americans thrived. So that's
what matters to me, you know, And I find it kind of insulting
and frankly, kind of sexist that I'm not allowed to make choices based on
policy and based on what is good for our country and I have to consider
all these other things, especially coming from the mouths of people who work for
Bill Clinton. George Stephanopolis was a rape apologist, and Bill Clinton did nothing
other than sexually assault women in and around the Oval office, paid for numerous
abortions, also had unprotected sex with god knows how many people, and they
have George Stephanopolos to use Nancy Mace's rape as a political club against Donald Trump
was despicable. It really was. It really was. It's sickening. But
of course, you know, he's not going to lose his job. He's
not going to lose, you know, his position. And yet you know,
you know, if Donald Trump makes one you know, sometimes Trump can
say some things, yeah, sure, elegant and my god, then the
media goes into a twenty four hours so it's forty eight hours, you know
whatever. You not stop frenzy. But as you say, Nancy Mays can
be bullied and shamed, attempted to shame that. He did not shame her.
But this behavior is absolutely acceptable when it comes from Democrats, and when
it comes from the corporate media, it's disgusting. And again, the best
way to handle this I left Donald Trump. I watched Some younger females in
their twenties and early thirties talk about society has changed. There's no good men
out there. They want one thing for me, and I don't want to
give it to them. They don't want marriage. Boys and men are taught
and think differently than girls and women. The old dream of getting married,
get the pick up fans have two or three or four kids, go to
college to find a man. That thing is completely out the window. Do
you have concerns? And family formation is lessening and religious attendance is also lessening
greatly. Do you have long term concerns on the social cultural course that we're
on and where we're headed? I absolutely do. And also it was made
worse by Randy Winingarten and her thugs and the teachers unions who close the school
for schools for so long because that does not help with children sort of they're
social development. But you know, Billy I was very concerned probably you know,
about a decade ago about the trajectory. I felt like the dating world
was a mess and there was no courting and there was really no marriage.
And you know, we had television shows like Sex and the City on television
that had an enormous impact, frankly on my generation, and I really worried
me. But I got to tell you, I feel like, particularly in
the Catholic Church, there's been this sort of revival, and not just the
Catholic Church, certainly in some more conservative Protestant churches as well. There's been
this sort of discovery of sort of the Latin Mass for instance, which of
course will get you investigated by the Department of Justice. But I think an
education, it's not just that. It's not just that private schools are growing.
It's classical education. And I will tell you after COVID, I pulled
all my kids. They were in public school. I pulled all my kids
out of public school. And it had been going south for a while.
We knew we needed to do it, so COVID was sort of that push
we needed. And all of my children are now enrolled in classical Catholic schools
and it has made it the world of difference. And let me tell you
the waiting list you can't get in, it's impossible. And new classical schools
are opening up, and I think there's been this sort of revival of you
know, we call it sort of trad wifery. Additional the sort of what
we sort of frinkly caricature sometimes is being a traditional wife. But there's this
interest among young women now no very we're talking gen z ers. They're really
interested in cooking and making a home and missing their home beautiful and yeah home
and also having a lot of kids there and it's wonderful. Jollie Gunl like,
we have to run IWF dot org. But when your central platform to
get elected is elect me and I'll have healthy unborn babies, more killed insigne
the bodies of healthy young mothers, that is disgusting. But Julie Gunlock IWF
dot org. Let's do it again, and thank you for coming on the
Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Julie, always love being on. Thank
you, God bless you. Let's continue if the line becomes available. Five
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I guess so. Now, secondly, when you try to watch the view,
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recently didn't they? Aren't they canceling that mess? Stormy Daniels comes on.
She's a porn star and a hooker. Yeah, and he guess she gets
a standing ovation, of course, but she's writing a book, believe it
or not. Now she's writing a book about it. No, about Trump's
sexual prowess. Oh boy, I can't wait. I got to read more
about that. Hopefully I'm going to go right out and buy one Stormy Daniels.
By the way, this event happened in twenty oh seven, seventeen years
ago, and they just think it happened like this year. And she was
paid off in twenty sixteen about one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. And now
here we are, like eight years later from the event itself, seventeen years
later, and the girls of the viewer applauding the courage of Stormy Daniels.
Courage segments that show would go away. I can't every one of my I
haven't it. I don't like I haven't liked that show since it went on.
What I do when I watched that for three seconds is I vomit and
I puke and then what happens? I have explosive diarrhea. I change the
channel very quickly. I'm a mess. And then my eyeball start rotating like
on a slot machine, and I get cluster migrane headaches. And that's in
the first ten seconds segment. Give me some sports. By the way,
according to ESPN, what percent of brackets after the first day are still alive?
One percent? And how I mean they got trillions of brackets, right,
I mean everyone, I mean it all over. I mean that's not
over just not only ESPN, but I mean although I mean CBS Sports as
over brackets, Yahoo Sports, USA, Today's Sports. I mean once once
the Wildcats went down last night, so did everybody else's chances. Who picked
the Oakland Raiders to beat up on the Kentucky Wildcats probably the only one where
probably anybody from NKU and uh Oakland, by the way, is pretty good.
I think they are they the Grizzlies something like that. Yes, they
are the Grizzlies. They're the Horizon League champions, and they beat Kentucky.
Correct, But the one guy made ten threes and Big Blue Nation is not
happy. Crisis. They want to run coach cal out of town. He's
not going anywhere because how much I think if they, if they, if
they, if they let him go, uh he gets like maybe full salary,
he gets thirty three mill. I'd keep the guy. I'd worked for
a lot less than that. You and are the future Sego of this radio
according to Scott Reinhart, our leader. Yeah, you and I are the
future of this radio station. Not Garrett sable House. No, I don't
know what's Garrett doing. He came through a ship passed in the night and
he came and left. I think he got the deal done with No.
That was Ron Reedy who got the deal done with Coke, Coke and Skyline
Chili. I'll tell you what. Now, everybody wants Mountain Dew to come
back. I should call Dick Williams, the CEO of Skyline Chilly, to
say they move. I like Coke, but keep Mountain Dew. But I
think that's a Pepsi product, correct. So I don't know what to tell
you, But any more injuries with the Reds you can report on will he
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their NCAA action is underway in day two. What is it? Halftime?
The Baylor Bears lead Colgate fifty four to thirty four. That's a little toothpaste,
yep. Second half it is Northwestern ahead of Florida Atlantic by the score
of thirty eight to thirty three. Who get to come as UAB in San
Diego State in Western Kentucky and Marquette the Hilltopper. And then you got three
number one seeds playing today, Stets and the Hatters against Yukon. I'm taking
Yukon, Grambling and Purdue. I'm taking Perdue, Longwood in Houston, Longwood.
Yeah, yeah, what's that? That's a guy that's on TV.
I go ahead, dating up against Arizona tomorrow twelve forty five in the second
round of the West Regional in Salt Lake City. That's after the Flyers rally
from seventeen down with seven to go to beat Nevada. By the way,
it's Nevada. And then and then your Wildcats Jack Golkie ten threes and a
route to a career high thirty two points and the grizzly stunning victory. Stunning.
The Wildcats have not made it out of the first round of the NCAA.
Since twenty nineteen and the last two of three trips to the Big Dance,
UK has been beaten by a fourteen or fifteen seed. Not good.
Not good. The Bearcats second round of the NI tomorrow at fifth Third Arena
taking all the Bradley Braves. If you see Winsday, nit are They're gonna
hang a banner like Xavier did. I would guess, so why not hang
a banner? Why not? Well? Wa n second round on Monday.
Those Lady Bearcats are in action up against Perdue Fort Wayne. Good luck to
Campbell County. They upset Newport last night. The Campbells go against the Harlan
County tonight in the quarterfinals of the Kentucky Boys Sweet sixteen. Then the coal
Miners from Harlan County. I don't know. I don't know what their name
is. You should find out before you come in here. Good luck to
in the Ohio Boys State semi finals this weekend. Good luck to Centerville Altar
and Preble Shawnee. The Mariners beat the Reds last night well least seven to
six. Good news is, as far as we know, nobody got hurt.
How do you know, well, I've been checking all day long and
doesn't look like any you know. The Reds and Oakland A's today coverage begins
at three thirty five. Of the Arnel Carriers inside pitch right here on seven
hundred WLW Jose Rio will be going against Dave Stewart today, say Gavin Bergs,
they're pitching again, yep, Rijo v. Stewart. Where in Arizona
to do what they're going to pitch today? In the spring game, red
Z infielder Matt McClain will get a second opinion on that injured shoulder, get
one. He's headed to a specialist in Los Angeles. Twenty four year old,
maybe the best Reds player outside of Dela Cruz, maybe even better.
And he can't get on the field because he's got a strained oak league and
an injured shoulder while fielding a ground ball. Also Willie, we say congratulations
to the Covenant Catholic baseball coach Bill Crumpleback Crumpleback as he picked up his e
eleven hundredth win as a cove Canty Highlands seven to three. About congratulations.
MLS Soccer FC Cincinnati in action tomorrow night up against New York City FC seven
o'clock ESPN fifteen thirty plus a very difficult decision. Rick Rockwell and Joe Kimling
had basketball coach and ad at Madeira, both stepping down. Of course,
I coached young Rick Rockwell many years ago, spent many years as a basketball
coach. Rick Rockwell is a great American, as is Joe Kimling. And
they said they've had enough twenty nine years of coaching. Rick Rockwell said,
that's it, physical and mental drain. I'm gonna calm it down a little
bit. And he worked under Jim Reynolds, the legendary Madeira coach. Two
fine Americans who have dealt most of their life helping young men and women do
better. So congratulations especially to Rick Rockwell. Horse racing tomorrow Willie the seven
hundred thousand dollars. Jeff Ruby steaks tomorrow with Turfoy Park endlessly out of post
number ten as a five to two favorite. Endlessly endlessly, you know,
my ballpark put together some new items, including Nacho Berger's and brisket Hogies.
You'll be trying those, I would think, eating like a condemned prisoner.
Yeah, let's let's see. They got the lancers down there eating like a
condemned prisoner. Apparently the day was Sarah Elise. They just they just took
the chair and moved it up right to the table and started eating away like
it was Thanksgiving. That's what you do in a buffet. Line, isn't
now, That's what they did, Skyline Nacho helmet glears, get us sliders.
Brad her Up brought worst smoke or nachos? Looks pretty good? Brisket
and cheese. HOGI about Montgomery in smoker nachos? That's what I'm saying.
How about Montgomery in brisket? Hoockeyes brought to you by Tom and Dean,
Gregory and Evan Andrews. Yes and Terry? Yes? How about that?
So you'll be eating. The team may be terrible, but the food's great.
Correct, That's what what's important. Although, yeah, let's see also
Willie today the sense of then he Reds Hall of Fame in museum, newest
exhibit is opened, The long Ball, The home Run History of the Reds.
This exhibit features the greatest home run hitters and the most unforgettable home runs
throughout Red's history. What about Jay Bruce? Is he in there? Somewhere,
Yes he is. What about Hal King? Is he in there somewhere?
I would say, so, what about Johnny bench Agains, that's he
in there? How about Tony Perez in the seventy five World Series? I
would say he's in there. I have reports from Jim Stall of Deer Park
that Tony Perez has a much better hitting record than Joey Vado, with more
home runs, more RBI and more hits than Joey Vado. I know Lance
McAllister disagrees all time Reds first baseman Perez or Voto. What do you say,
I'm going with the big dog? Now? Lastly you know how many
games? Yes, I'm going now I was going with Vado, but now
I'm going with the big dog because of Jim Stall and Jay Phillips. Now
what about FC? How many games have they won at home this year?
Oh, they're two and oer this year and on the season. But none,
no, none, So hopefully they'll get a win Saturday night, Willy
at the seven o'clock or seven point thirty against New York City FC. They
won on the road a big went road went against New England last week,
so and they're out of those series now and all that stuff. I don't
know what the MLS. Well, Jamar Moseley and the Pacell girls. I
have a calling a Jeff Birding at FC the honor the Purcell Marrion Hackberry assassins
at the FC game with Jamar Mosley and d Alexander, et cetera. You
get them down to FC, maybe that'll cause them to pick up a bit
and start winning some games. But put the ladies in there. They don't
they they called pitches? Is it in the nut games or matches? Aren't
they? The pitch is the field? Huh? The pitch it's a it's
really a match, and the field is is named the pitch. I think
you're wrong about that. No, I'm not. You're saying the pitch is
the field? Correct? What's the field called the pitch and what's the pitch
called the field? Makes no sense at soccer doesn't make it. It's a
commy sport. I don't get it. I'm just telling you what it is.
No, I don't know, but games. If Tommy G is listening,
he can call it, and Tommy G and back me up. But
the pitch the pitch. I don't know much about soccer by the way obvious
now also Sega a more quiet moment. Hamlina County Auditor Bridget Kelly has going
in the hospice. That's right, Willy. I've known her since she was
a little girl, and she has decided to enter hospice Doctor's decisions. He
has serious cancer difficulties. None of us are expected to live forever, but
she's facing difficult challenges and she said, I can't do my job properly as
the Amlin County Auditors, so I'm going to resign voluntarily and go into hospice
and hopefully meet her maker and be welcome into the arms of God Almighty.
Also, Willie, we want to give our thoughts and prayers to the Neil
family. Dennis Neil, who was one of the main hosts of The Racing
Report when it started way back when, almost thirty years ago on ESPN fifteen
thirty as the Sure Good Racing Report. Dennis passed away yesterday at sixty seven.
He was an award winning photographer, a racing photographer. He was the
technical genius of the Racing Report and our thoughts and prayers are with his wife
Ann and his family. I recall you and he and also Bobby Schmidt wrecked.
Sure good come in and these three were the grand triumphrant of the Sunday
Evening Report on NASCAR and all related matters. Dennis Neil and that is correct.
We wish his family may day on peace in this world or the next
good man see what happens. And also we want to acknowledge that Sunday is
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The Great America and of course got Powell is the author of Rediscovering America,
designed as a short, relevant and powerful American history, great for busy people
that won't read many books. Rediscovering America and the SAME's Goot Powell about a
week ago on Monday, put together a column Biden in the sixteen year planned
to break down America. And if one goes back to twenty oh seven twenty
oh eight, Barack Hussein Obama famously said many times we have to rediscover,
in a sense, a different kind of America. We have to transform America
from what into what. And he began his presidency by an apology tour that
took him over large parts of the world. The plan was eight years of
Obama to be followed by eight years of Hillary Clinton. After sixteen years,
there you go, and Barack Hussein Obama did lots of things, leading for
and behind and Scott Powell, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And
before we get into the essence of what you're saying about this sixteen year plan
that was interrupted by the four years of Donald Trump. Let's go back to
twenty oh seven and twenty eight twenty oh nine. Obama's running for the presidency.
The media loves everything he says. They're at his feet on a regular
basis. He gets elected, and then he spends the next few months doing
what Let's go back to the beginning of Obama. What was the original plan?
Well over, if we could talk about we'll start out with the first
term, but i'll cover the basically the two terms. You know, he
undertook such policy initiatives as a curbing fossil fuel usage and production. He imposed
federal restrictions on franking. He rejected the Keystone Excel pipeline. In other words,
he made war on hydrocarbon fuels, you know, the thing that makes
our lives so much easier. You know, there's a place for other energies,
wind solar, but I think we're learning that these are not very efficient,
and they're not reliable, and they're more expensive. Oil and gas were
blessed with a lot of it in America and we should use it. But
he made war on it. He embraced the Paris Climate Accord, and in
so doing, you know, he pushed this you know, this sustainable energy
business on us. On the defense and foreign policy front, he cut military
spending. He purged about one hundred and ninety seven so called America First generals
and animals. These were the patriotic generals and animals that kept our military in
line. He attempted to close Guantanamo. He strengthened the Muslim Brotherhood and contributed
fomenting the Arab Spring of twenty eleven, which destabilized Tunisia, Egypt, Libya,
and then that gave to the you know, that gave birth to the
rise of Isis. And before leaving office, he transferred one point seven billion
dollars to Iran, the number one sponsor of terrorism in the world. How's
that for an American president. That's kind of a good start, isn't it.
So the plan was to we have to transform America from what to what
we know how it turned out. So the plan was that those two fought
like cats and dogs in the primary, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. But
as soon as he won, he appointed sets her up to be Secretary of
State for the first four years and after that she was going to run for
the presidency with Obama support, Michelle Obama support. The plan was set up.
Eight years was a good start. Needed eight more years of Hillary Clinton
and Bill Clinton, Oh my god, in the White House. But what
happened in twenty sixteen did disrupt everything. That was incredible. But it was
I think, you know, the American people have common sense. They didn't
like the direction that our country was going under Obama, and Donald Trump was
a you know, was an alternative that had a lot of appeal. And
indeed, we judge politicians not by what they say, by what they do,
what their policies are, and what the results are. And under Trump,
we had, you know, we had a controlled southern border, we
had a strong economy, we had nations around the world respecting US, and
you know, the Trump record was really quite remarkable, in spite of there
being a constant campaign against them while he was in the Oval office. In
fact, in fact, when he was running, I made the point that
if the system knew in twenty fifteen, at the end of twenty sixteen that
in reality Trump was going to win, it was a show the system and
from inside the Trump campaign, I know, it was a bit of a
surprise that they won. They hoped to win, they wanted to win.
But my gosh, it's like a ton of bricks hit Donald Trump when he
came out onto the stage in New York City, thinking, oh my god,
now I've done it. Dog catches car, what do I do now?
There was a shock to the system. Do you agree with me,
Scott Powell that if the system had known in the fall of twenty sixteen that
Trump was going to win, they would not have permitted it to occur.
I think they would have done more to, you know, to stop him.
I mean, vote fraud is something that we've lived with for you know,
for decades. I mean it's existed in small amounts probably throughout the history
of America. But it certainly was ramped up in the twenty twenty election to
a degree that basically you massively altered vote, the vote, the ballots,
and the electoral outcome, so that Trump lost. But we all know that
all that's coming to light now. And in the beginning, I think a
lot of people were reluctant to think that all vote fraud can't really happen in
America. Well it sure did, and I think that Trump's popularity now is
so large, his margin is so great that they're really struggling to They don't
think that they probably could execute enough fraudulent votes to overcome the sweeping victory.
I mean, it's going to be a landslide victory. I think in real
votes for Donald Trump. And so you want to say it's too big to
rig, and you say too big to rig, and you say in your
column. Biden in twenty twenty was the ideal candidate for the globalist deep state
operatives because of his cognitive declined, low energy and lameling them to get the
sixteen year planned back on stare rods. And then the State of the Union
address happened, happened last week and unbelievable, shocking. Explain what was shocking
about the State of the Union address, which was filled with lies and vindictiveness.
Also, he couldn't come up with the name Lake and Riley, and
one can only imagine if a Republican president had used the name. I don't
know, is that a George Floyd call him Paul George? What the hell
would have happened? All hell would have broken loose. It was appalling that
it appears and now after hers testimony, it appears it's pretty clear we have
a dysfunctional president who's not mentally alert enough to stand trial on criminal charges.
Robert Hurris said that basically he's old and frail and can't remember anything. Well,
if that's the case, why is he the president? Address yourself,
Scott powtll of the State of the Union address and talk about how it was
filled with lies and big dictimus and the sixteen year plan is back on.
I don't need to remind the audience of all the details of the lies,
but there were probably three dozen just bullface lies throughout that speech. But I
think it was the vindictiveness and the you know, the disrespect that the president
had for the American people that was so shocking, if you will, I
mean, for a president to deliver a harsh, angry, vindictive speech,
you know, to a majority of the people that are listening to him,
It's unthinkable that that would happen. I mean, it's never happened before.
It was such an appalling State of the Union performance that I think the Democrats
now have no choice but to remove and replace Joe Biden prior to the November
elections. Let's talk about that, because I've said repeatedly Michelle Obama is the
obvious second choice, but she has said repeatedly it's not for me. It's
not going to happen. When you have a president so mentally compromised he can't
go to court. According to the president's own Department of Justice, Robert Hurr.
When you have a president who can't remember the years he was the vice
president, he can't remember the year that his son bo Biden died. This
is somebody mentally corrupt. But here we are in the middle of March,
and he appears to be getting on and getting on saying ridiculous things. The
day after the State of the Union address, Scott Powell, he went to
Pennsylvania and announced that I'm running for Congress. Put me into Congress. He
doesn't know what position he's even in. But we got almost eight long months
to go. So he's not going to appear in public in any great way
until the convention Chicago in August. He can't give interviews. He has to
deal with interviews with the whirling blades of helicopters when he gets on the only
time he talks to the media, when you say they got to get rid
of him. Why do you say that, Well, because he can't be
elected. I mean he's you know, he's driving more votes to Trump than
any other candidate right now. Yeah, So anyone but Joe Biden would be
helpful to the Democrat Party. But I don't think the Democrat Party is necessarily
going to recover from this because let me, let me give some a message
of a little bit of hope to to the audience. America. America is
a diseased country, pretty politic. Our culture has a disease that's killing us,
but we don't really know what it is, or we didn't know what
it what it is now in order in order to get healthy, you've got
to diagnose what the problems are. Right, So what's been happening in the
last few years is we've been going through a pros of discovery of the disease
and the body politic and the main disease is political corruption. And political corruption
comes in many forms. There's the old fashioned kind where people are just being
paid. And I think the Chinese have a very very big role in elite
capture in America. I've written about this and I'll just say it again that
the Chinese they devote our intelligence agencies tell us they devote fifteen billion dollars for
the purpose of subverting the United States. Fifteen billion is just earmarked to be
spent for that, So that it's fifteen billion is a huge number. I
mean, what does it cost to bribe an elite politician or an elite businessman
a couple of million, maybe five million? How many could you brb how
many could you bribe? With fifteen billion dollars, you could literally bribe all
thousands of politicians. So we have a lead capture going on. And that's
and that and that is a form of really, you know, fundamental political
corruption. But we're discovering all this. We're wake, you know, we're
we're having all these hearings in Congress. We know the Biden family is utterly
corrupt. It's taken money from multiple countries, but the most, the most
large s has been taken has been the China money. So the Chinese have
a controlling influence on Biden, and that would explain a lot of the things
that he's done. Uh, but we can't we can't live like this.
We can't go on like this. The American people know that. So we're
waking up. That's good, and we're going to be able to cleanse the
body politic, I think, because we're gonna get a righteous man elected in
November. His name is Donald Trump, and he's not a perfect candidate,
no one is perfect. But he is a man who really loves America.
I mean, the patriot the patriotism of Donald Trump is like no other politician.
He loves America. Isn't that who you want to elect? Don't you
want someone who loves America? I mean, Biden hates America. Why would
he open the borders up to all these people from all over the world,
many of whom are dysfunctional and criminal people and terrorists from China. I mean,
you have CCP operatives, you have terrorists, you have Hesbelah people coming
in from Venezuela. I mean the number one group of people that have come
across the border are from Venezuela. Okay, Venezuela is the host country of
Hesbola. There's many Hesbela people operating in Venezuela. You better be sure that
a good number of those Venezuelans that have come across that southern border are Hesbela
people. And so we have cells of terrorists now inside our borders. That
will be activated at some point, and it's likely to come before the election.
So be aware things are going to get rougher before they get better.
Scott Powell, when I think about the one program Biden administration implement it from
Venezuela, Porta Prince, Haiti and Nicaragua, is to fly in about one
million illegals over the border from their home countries of Porter Prince or Caracas,
and they fly them into various American cities, largely at night. It's one
million total in the past three years plus, which is three hundred and some
thousand per year, which is about one thousand a day, five or six
large airplanes filled with illegals, so they don't have to march to Mexico and
they fly directly into American cities and they're given their papers for the next two
years. And that is reprehensible. It is disgusting. And on top of
that, the Chinese what word than that, It's treasonous, No treason,
it is seditious and treason and uh, but we we've got we've we've got
we've got a candidate on the other side of the Aisle uh who has stated
that he is going to undertake the most massive deportation that the country's ever had.
So I think that's music to Americans ears. I I think there's going
to be a cleansing of our government. I think this deep state is going
to be greatly diminished. Yeah, I think we're going to have a rebirth,
and I think we're in the process. Now. Before you have the
rebirth, you gotta you gotta acknowledge your sin. Well, that's what we're
going through right now. We're acknowledging all the problems and the source of the
problems and the type of the problems that we have. It's it's no longer
a secret why we're in trouble. We know why we're in trouble. Got
to get out of trouble. I'll tell you what, Scott Powell. I
love this reading and uh, in spite of our troubled times, rediscovering America
provides a wealth of information. They give us hope and power. I love
ending on a positive note, and the column is under March eleventh, about
a week ago. A few days ago, Biden in the sixteen year plan
to break down America. Scott Powell, once again, thank you for coming
on the Bill Cunningham Show. I have little hope that America can save itself,
but when I speak with you, I have that hope. And once
again, once again, Scott Powell, thank you for coming on the Bill
Cunningham Show, and I guarantee you we'll do it again. Thank you,
Scott Powell, Thank thank you, Thank you God. Please let's continue Bill
Cunningham The Great America on News Radio seven hundred WLW. Mike Allen, lets
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Boy early stages of chemotherapy, spoke to a friend of a friend who told
him he runs the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. Yes, why is
this happening to younger, younger people? He said? Number a few items,
he thinks, and it's only that the use of cell phone technology.
Many younger folks in their twenties and thirties have spent their entire life with a
phone up to the side of their head. Right. Secondly, aluminum from
cans. Thirdly, plastic bottles. Use the plastic bottles filled with micro plastic
elements that get into your digestive system and don't leave. And so the microwave
technology. We live in a world of microwaves, which growing up in the
fifties sixties did not exist. You didn't have a cell phone untill about five
years ago. Correct, And you don't answer your cell phone much anyway,
No, I don't. I don't spend my life on my phone. But
if you were born, say after nineteen ninety, you've spent your entire life
in a microwave technology, correct, drinking out of plastic bottles or aluminum cans
filled with microwaves thither and fro. And that's why cancers are taking those younger,
including Catherine and including Bridget Kelly, Hamley County auditor that developed cancer now
is in hospice. What a courageous woman, Bridget is. I spoke to
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who said that they're broken hearted by this. It's just a tragedy.
But Bridget Kelly, I've known her since she was a little girl growing up
in Norwood, and it's it's sadness. But seg, let's go into fantasyland.
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Sports college basketball today, Willie, Let's see one final is in Baylor
knocks off Colgate ninety two to sixty seven. Where's Colgate? It's like a
toothpaste company. Yep, that's what it is. Yeah. Uh, in
overtime this this could wipe out now the brackets right now, it's under one
percent, well forty nine seconds to go. In ot if I remember,
right, Florida Atlantic made the final four last year, didn't they? I
think they did well. Right now, they trail with forty nine seconds left
in overtime to Northwestern seventy two to sixty one. Well, they were eight
nine seeds, so that's not much of an upset. And then let's see
Marquette about five minutes ago the first half. Marquette ahead of Western Kentucky thirty
one twenty eight. After one day, less than one percent of the Brockets
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round of fifth third Arena one thirty here on seven hundred WLW. And say,
here's the study from the Ohio State University. Yeah, headline is this
will not get media play because it doesn't fit the narrative. Okay, white
Americans more likely to succumb to deaths of despair than minoritiescas honor say that white
males especially and white females. That means you me segment okay, we osu.
Researchers demonstrate that the consequences of despair extend largely to white populations, which
include obesity, cardiovascular diseases, cancer, drug use, Alzheimer's and more.
That white men, especially commit suicide, use drugs, and are unemployed more
than other racial categories. Now will this ever hit the mainstream media? No?
Please continue. Let's see high school basketball tonight Willie in the second quarterfinals.
Excuse me, quarterfinals of Kentucky boys Sweet sixteen tourney. Campbell County meets
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Alter and Preble Shawnee to this weekend in the Ohio boys state basketball semi finals.
One notable observation from the study YEP, which has taken three years involving
one hundreds of thousands between nineteen ninety seven and twenty twelve. Okay, severe
distress associated with a one hundred and fifteen percent increase of mortality among white men
compared to forty four and fifty one percent among blacks and Hispanics. The white
population is an increasing trend of despair related mortality. They're more likely to die
from despair compared to blacks and Hispanics, even though they have a lower level
of despair overall. So we're killing ourselves taking drugs, beating up women,
smoking pot and going nuts and not working segment, you're a white male?
Yes? Notcheck media attention. That doesn't fit the narrative. No, please
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home TQL Stadium up against New York City FC. Adjusted by population, White
men are three times more likely to be alcoholics than black men. Did you
know that alcohol? No, Well, suicide over the top, fentanyl,
marijuana, heroin use over the top, despair over the top. The life
expectancy of white males have gone down six years in the past forty years.
Why we're killing ourselves all that using drugs? Right? Maybe they're listening to
us. They have despair yeah, maybe so. Horse Racing tomorrow Willie Turfway
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Tonight Columbus at Colorado and segment. Here's another study, with your permission,
go ahead. Is a serial killer slash gang murdering young men across the US.
This study indicates, let me read one part of this fitting the profile.
This is a relationship to the body found in Nashville. Right. The
evidence suggests strongly that there's a group of individuals in the country that are spending
their time seeking the killing of white males, especially in and around college towns,
putting their bodies in bodies of water from rivers, ponds, and lakes.
So far, there's been hundreds. Here it is James, this is
the guy recently discovered. His body fits the profile, smart, athletic,
popular, that's like you college age white men who went out drinking and never
came back home. I had on Leland Vidderd about twelve to fifteen from News
Nation and Fox News. He was knocked out cold in a London casino,
a white male, and there was an employee of EBN about four years ago.
Who must go nameless. Who's got correct to New York City? Right?
Yeah? Did he talk about it on the air? I don't.
I can't remember. Knocked out, woke up the next morning. Yeah,
cell phone gone, wallet gone, bank accounts drained. White males are victims
all across the platitudes of this world, ignored by the mainstream media. Doesn't
fit the buy segment. Be careful in a bar, you would walk in
and some of these gangs would look at you and say, there's somebody with
lots of money, lots of dough. We're going to take care of the
segment. And within ten minutes of a GHB drug hitting your drink, your
hotty toddy, you'll be helped out of the bar, your bank accounts will
be drained, your body will be beaten, and you'll be raped. How
does that make you feel? I don't go to bars, so I think
I'm okay, please continue. That's all I got. Well, that's it,
that's it. I don't I don't want to cause any panic. You
know what I'm saying, no, you don't. No, I may I
show you this other story? Go ahead, here it is right here?
Where is it? Can you read just a headline out out of a story
in London where hundreds of college aged men who drown on nights out murdered.
Not that that's that guy in Nashville, right, yep. So I see
nothing but issues everywhere, and seg it's not getting better. That's correct,
welly And according to The Rock Yesterday, America, for the last sixty three
years has been among the twentiest most happy countries in the world. For the
first time, we've fall into number twenty three. We're not happy anymore.
Why is it? Why aren't you happy? What's wrong with you? Why
aren't you happy? Because the world's a mess? It is a mess.
I agree with you there, I just have great concerns everywhere segment And this
one story they're talking about NUSS a few dozen, but hundreds of men who
have been killed by groups looking for athletic, academically high achieving and able to
swim, who suddenly find themselves. You know what, I think I'll go
swimming in the Cubland River. It's cold, but nonetheless I'll think I'll take
a dip, yeah, with my clothes on? Sure? Does that make
sense? No? So why did it happen? Segment? Why he stumbled
out of the bar and suddenly his body was found two weeks later and it's
not getting any better. Riley Strain was with his fraternity brothers drinking in Luke
Bryant's bar in Nashville on a trip from the University of Missouri, friends looking.
It was packed on a Friday night. You can imagine a Friday night
at eleven am. Oh, and they lost track of Riley straying. Where
is he? The video has him stumbling, mumbling, falling out of the
bar as if he's on something GBH and then don't know And suddenly he wanted
to take a dip in the Cumberland River And the corner has ruled this an
accidental drowning. Do you believe that? No? Well, I'm just telling
you segment. We got an update. Willy Northwestern has beaten Florida Atlantic and
OT seventy seven sixty five. There you go. I don't know what to
tell you, Segment. I just see difficulties everywhere. I wish things for
different. I'm gonna go visit Jim Scott later today the living Legend to deliver
to him well over three hundred, three hundred and fourteen emails from listeners thanking
Jim Scott for what they've done for them over the years. Thirty one years
here total of about I don't know, forty seven years completely in radio and
it is sad segment. Give me out of the Student's report. Please,
but don't get depressed, don't get drunk, don't use drugs, don't go
to bars and jump into rivers late at night for a late night swim.
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woman's health. Thank you. The media truly can be segmented the enemy of
the people. It's not performing the way it was intended by the founding fathers
of this great nation when they were independent arbitrators. Every day our media jumps
out of bed thinking in new ways to trash Donald Trump and not cover the
news. You simply want to destroy the guy, which is why his popularity
is increasing and the unpopularity of the media is also increasing because they don't focus
on issues. They think about destroying a person. And right now the person
was Kate, the Princess of Wales. Now it's going to be Donald Trump,
Donald Trump, Donald Trump, and I think we've figured out the games
the media plays segment Thank you for being a white male. Thank you,
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program and had been with it since the beginning of the Sure Good Racing Report
years ago, and all the way through till the end there at what during
COVID at end when the Kentucky Speedway shut down, the lost all of its
NASCAR. All that remains now is you and Bobby Schmidt. That's correct segment.
Thank you for being a white male. Thank you. Be careful.
You'll be floating in a body of water sometime later tonight, I hope not
on g B H seven hundred WLD. If you're in the market for a
new role, accident you've done any research, you don't know that it's very
challenging to find anything available. That's Robert Woodson, general manager at Genesis Diamonds,