Speaker 1: By Billy Cunningham, the Great American. Coming up about an
Speaker 1: hours my interview with Sean Hannity, who was with the
Speaker 1: President last night's he Gonna be with the President tonight.
Speaker 1: We talk a lot of politics today, but politics now
Speaker 1: is put to the side. We have some baseball world
Speaker 1: with me now, the Great Jeff Brantley, also Brand Metter,
Speaker 1: and both brand Metters, the GM and Jeff Brantley. You're
Speaker 1: the uh, you know, the color analyst. And first of all,
Speaker 1: I'll begin with the general manager, Brad. Who are the
Speaker 1: two or three additions to the Reds this year that
Speaker 1: we're not here in September thirtieth of last year. That
Speaker 1: should excite Reds baseball fans all over the tri State,
Speaker 1: the nation, and the world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think, you know, we should probably start with
Speaker 2: Terry Francona.
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, We're all excited to h to have Tito. You know,
Speaker 2: we've we've had a lot of fun this offseason trying
Speaker 2: to you know, get this put together, both his staff
Speaker 2: and the rest of the roster. And I really excited
Speaker 2: to have him on and and to get going in
Speaker 2: spring training. You know, from a player's side, we added
Speaker 2: Brady singer. That was a tough trade that we had
Speaker 2: to make with Jonathan India. I know, you know Jonathan
Speaker 2: was was drafted by us and developed by us and
Speaker 2: was you know, a fan favorite here and a big
Speaker 2: part of what we were doing. And it really just
Speaker 2: came down to, you know, a team fit. It was
Speaker 2: a good trade for us, it was a good trade
Speaker 2: for them. We added quality depth in our rotation. So
Speaker 2: we're looking forward to to what what Brady brings to uh,
Speaker 2: to our to our starting staff, to our starting rotation.
Speaker 2: You know, we just added Gavin Lux not too long
Speaker 2: ago with the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: That's right, he didn't play.
Speaker 2: And yeah, and so he it's a quality at bat
Speaker 2: we like, you know, what he can bring to our lineup.
Speaker 2: He can play second base. He you know, he's played
Speaker 2: some third base, he's played some left field. So we'll
Speaker 2: get to spring training. We'll see exactly how he fits
Speaker 2: on the field. But we're really excited what he can do,
Speaker 2: uh in in our lineup.
Speaker 1: Give me the starting lineup first base, Well, we'll see.
Speaker 1: I think is that a player we I hope not.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have to it could be Christian Candelario will
Speaker 2: get some time there, Spencer steeril get some time there.
Speaker 2: So there'll be some mixing and match and we'll get
Speaker 2: to spring training. We'll see what it all looks like. Well,
Speaker 2: Matt McLean is healthy and ready to go. Stop Ellie
Speaker 2: third base, Candelario espinall lucks.
Speaker 1: Not Marte yet, Marte Marte.
Speaker 2: You know, we'll see Marte had a rough going when
Speaker 2: he came up, you know, came back last.
Speaker 1: Year and but he can't hit. That's the only problem.
Speaker 2: He's he's still a prospect and so he's still young
Speaker 2: and he still has a huge upside and what we
Speaker 2: hope will you know, be a really good career here, Brad,
Speaker 2: what about left field?
Speaker 1: Steer?
Speaker 2: Probably Spencer Steer. Maybe some lucks. You know, we have
Speaker 2: Freedom and center, we have Stu Fairchild and uh and
Speaker 2: Jake for I like Jake Frayley. Yeah he looks mean, yesty. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's Stevenson.
Speaker 1: Yep and uh.
Speaker 2: And then we added Jose Travino, which you know, he's
Speaker 2: a Gold Glover. He's one of the best catchers in baseball.
Speaker 2: He also is a winner. He's been on winning teams.
Speaker 2: He came from the Yankees, played in the World Series.
Speaker 2: So all three of the guys that we added, I
Speaker 2: said it earlier, we talked about it. You know, they're
Speaker 2: all winners. They came from places that have won and
Speaker 2: so and their veterans, and so we feel like adding
Speaker 2: them with our young group of position players will will
Speaker 2: help kind of show us, you know, show us the way.
Speaker 1: Jeff Brentley, you're the cowboy. You're the starting pitcher supreme.
Speaker 1: As far as your analysis, I got some names written here.
Speaker 1: Opening day starter will be Hunter Green. Is that correct?
Speaker 3: Well, I think that's what you would like to have.
Speaker 3: I think that's what you have penciled in going into
Speaker 3: spring training. I mean, he threw the ball awfully well
Speaker 3: last year and he seems to be able to handle
Speaker 3: the moment.
Speaker 1: And Nick Ladolo he's a stud. Paul O'Neil would love
Speaker 1: to not hit off lately, but Nick Ladolo is in
Speaker 1: the mix. I would say yes, Martinez, I would say yes, Abbott, Yes, singer,
Speaker 1: and so I left out Ashcraft. What about him? He's
Speaker 1: got a TOBA. I think you have to.
Speaker 3: You're going to have some competition obviously in spring training,
Speaker 3: and you left out Rett Louder, who also is obviously
Speaker 3: going to compete for that spot. But as we have
Speaker 3: seen heading from August tenth to the finality of the season,
Speaker 3: those guys, all those guys that you mentioned, they've had
Speaker 3: a tough time finishing the race.
Speaker 1: Why is that Because in twenty thirteen, you might recall
Speaker 1: the red set is starting pitching staff that did not
Speaker 1: miss a start the one hundred and sixty two games.
Speaker 1: There was one rain out that someone pitched that game.
Speaker 1: You had five starting pitchers and they didn't miss a start.
Speaker 1: Here we are ten eleven years later, and every one
Speaker 1: of these guys are on the DL at some point.
Speaker 1: Why well, I think.
Speaker 3: A lot of it is having to learn the sinker
Speaker 3: swim mentality that you have coming to the big leagues.
Speaker 3: Now for young pitchers, when you get to the big leagues,
Speaker 3: you're sometimes you don't really know what you're doing. You
Speaker 3: just know you have good stuff, and that stuff is
Speaker 3: really spent by the time you get to the third
Speaker 3: or fourth inning, so you're pitching the fifth inning if
Speaker 3: you're lucky, just on straight adrenaline.
Speaker 1: So you're worn out. I mean, you're worn out way
Speaker 1: more than you would.
Speaker 3: If, say you had five or six years in the
Speaker 3: big leagues and you were just kind of changing speeds
Speaker 3: and didn't really kick it into high gear until you
Speaker 3: had to. But you don't really learn that your first
Speaker 3: two years in the big leagues.
Speaker 1: You don't. You're just trying to just survive.
Speaker 3: And I think we're all looking for this staff to
Speaker 3: take that next step because the talent is there. I mean,
Speaker 3: this is a talented enough pitching staff to be as
Speaker 3: good as any staff in the Big League. You wouldn't
Speaker 3: trade this staff, Brad. Would you trade this staff for
Speaker 3: any staff in the National League Central.
Speaker 1: Staff?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: We feel really good about all the time.
Speaker 3: Everybody talks about that staff that's up in Seattle and
Speaker 3: how good they are. Yeah, this staff can be that
Speaker 3: staff even in this ballpark.
Speaker 1: If they stay health. They stay healthy, We stay healthy.
Speaker 1: Why can't they stay healthy, Brad, You're in charge of that, right,
Speaker 1: you're the general manager. Why aren't they healthy? Well, I
Speaker 1: mean it's a fair question. I think a lot of
Speaker 1: it is what Jeff just said. They're young, and part
Speaker 1: of it is figuring out how to get through one
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty two games.
Speaker 2: They you know, college colleges, college kids come up, we
Speaker 2: draft them. They they're used to pitching once a week.
Speaker 2: They have six days off, it's a shorter season. We've
Speaker 2: had to get some of these kids here a little
Speaker 2: quicker than we would probably like to just because of
Speaker 2: you know, we've had to that's just where we are
Speaker 2: and so hopefully we've learned. They've learned last year what
Speaker 2: it looks like a little bit more. I think adding
Speaker 2: Nick Martinez, it was a big part of why we
Speaker 2: run him back.
Speaker 1: One more year. He signed up.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 3: Let me give you a quick example of this starting staff.
Speaker 3: You're the dad and you're holding the bike for your kid. Okay,
Speaker 3: if it starts to wabble a little bit, that's what
Speaker 3: happens in the minor leagues, they grab the bike, they
Speaker 3: take you out of the game. When you get to
Speaker 3: the big leagues, not only are you on the bike
Speaker 3: without dad, you're going downhill full speed and you better
Speaker 3: figure it out. And I think that's kind of where
Speaker 3: our staff is at right now. It's time to figure
Speaker 3: it out and ride the bike full speed.
Speaker 2: And that's a good point. And those are discussions that
Speaker 2: we've had. We just met, you know, a couple of
Speaker 2: weeks ago, we had a Pitcher Catcher camp out in
Speaker 2: Arizona and myself and Jeremy Farrell and Derek Johnson and
Speaker 2: our pitching coordinators set down and one of the things
Speaker 2: that I brought up is we need to have some
Speaker 2: of that happen more in Double A, because what's happening
Speaker 2: is we're getting these kids to Double A and very
Speaker 2: quickly they are getting here. And so you have to
Speaker 2: balance keeping them healthy through the minor leagues and pushing
Speaker 2: them enough to where they experienced some of this before
Speaker 2: they get here so they know what it looks like.
Speaker 2: And so it is a balance. You're trying to keep
Speaker 2: kids healthy and in the minor leagues and protect them
Speaker 2: and watch their innings and all of that stuff. But
Speaker 2: at the same time, they have to be ready when
Speaker 2: they get.
Speaker 3: We've got some cool arms coming. Yeah, and you've seen
Speaker 3: we've got we've got cool arms in the big leagues.
Speaker 3: But we got some more coming.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: What is Tito d brad that perhaps was missing? I
Speaker 1: love David Bell. I helped him to hit with Buddy.
Speaker 1: I taught him how to hit in Midland and uh,
Speaker 1: he had a different personality, shall we say? And Tito
Speaker 1: has World Series rings? Is that the differential that somehow?
Speaker 1: And he also played his father played and so both
Speaker 1: of them fathers played Major League baseball. But what does
Speaker 1: Tito bring that was lacking? Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'd hate to say what he brings that David was missing.
Speaker 2: I like you like I love David Bell. I'm very
Speaker 2: close to him and Buddy and and no one cared
Speaker 2: more about players and people than David, no one that
Speaker 2: I've ever been around. What Tito brings is, you know,
Speaker 2: he's he's a proven winner. He's as a manager, He's
Speaker 2: he's managed, he's a veteran manager who's won a lot.
Speaker 2: He's a natural communicator with everyone. It's just pretty easy
Speaker 2: for him, at least it feels easy. He's an easy
Speaker 2: guy to get to know and to really connect with
Speaker 2: and want to want to get behind.
Speaker 1: Hearon Red's country. When this happened, most people when he
Speaker 1: was being interviewed, there was a time that I guess
Speaker 1: you and Nick and maybe Bob or Phil were out
Speaker 1: there talking to him and was like, this ain't gonna happen,
Speaker 1: because why would Tito He left the Indian I'm sorry, uh,
Speaker 1: the Guardians. Trump's in the White House. I guess I
Speaker 1: can say Indians now. But nonetheless that when he left
Speaker 1: Cleveland it was like, I don't want to do this anymore.
Speaker 1: I'm unhealthy, I'm not up to it. What happened between
Speaker 1: Tito leaving the Cleveland ball Club saying I don't want
Speaker 1: to do this anymore, and they were a good ball club.
Speaker 1: I mean it made the playoffs, made a run last year.
Speaker 1: What was the differential between that Tito and this Tito?
Speaker 1: In his mind? Why did we take the job?
Speaker 2: Well, I think he took the year off to focus
Speaker 2: on his health and his family. And he did that,
Speaker 2: and he'll tell you he really enjoyed it. He didn't
Speaker 2: have any intention of coming back. He really enjoyed the
Speaker 2: year off. He lost some weight, he was swimming every day,
Speaker 2: he was playing golf, he was spending time with his grandkids.
Speaker 2: And so, I don't know. I kind of think it
Speaker 2: was a little bit of a perfect fit. He wasn't
Speaker 2: sure he was interested. And when we reached out to him,
Speaker 2: you know, Marty Renhaman, Tom Hamilton, we had talked to
Speaker 2: some people that said you need to reach out to him,
Speaker 2: you need to reach out to him. I think he's
Speaker 2: got the itch. I think he wants to get back in.
Speaker 2: We did reach out to him, and initially he said,
Speaker 2: I'm not sure. And we talked to him a couple
Speaker 2: of times during that last week, and then when we
Speaker 2: Nick and I flew out there to Tucson, he said
Speaker 2: he'd meet us in Atlanta or something, and he said,
Speaker 2: let's just we'll just come to your house. And we
Speaker 2: went to Tucson and we sat down in his living room.
Speaker 2: And the more we talked, the more he got on
Speaker 2: the edge of his seat, and the more fired up
Speaker 2: he got, and the more you've heard him say. He
Speaker 2: started talking about if we were doing this, Like he
Speaker 2: started using the word we and as he's yeah, and
Speaker 2: as he started doing that, I kind of looked at
Speaker 2: Nick and I just felt like, Okay, this is this
Speaker 2: is real, Like this has a chance to happen. And
Speaker 2: by the end of the conversation we sat there for
Speaker 2: four or five hours. By the end of that conversation,
Speaker 2: I felt like he's he's ready and was part of
Speaker 2: the club itself.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine going to a bad ball club at
Speaker 1: his age and status. He's a future Hall of Famer,
Speaker 1: and I can't imagine him saying, Wow, I want to
Speaker 1: go to a rebuild. Well, he wouldn't have come here
Speaker 1: if he didn't think we could explain that, explain that piece. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean, we went through the roster, we talked, talked
Speaker 1: through it. He watched us play a lot, he watched
Speaker 1: everyone play a lot. He knows how talented we are,
Speaker 1: our young kids are. And the more we talked, I'm
Speaker 1: telling you, the more I think he just got. He
Speaker 1: was on the edge of his seat and he was
Speaker 1: He's ready, He's raised. I was fired up. And Jeff
Speaker 1: Brantley looking at the division itself. Milwaukee we thought was
Speaker 1: going to have a bad year. Last year they did,
Speaker 1: and this year they got rid of more players. Chicago's
Speaker 1: into market, buying some clubs. But Saint Louis historically a
Speaker 1: problem for the Reds and Pittsburgh. Both of them are
Speaker 1: on the downslide, not the upslide. There was only one
Speaker 1: club in our division making steps moving forward, are the
Speaker 1: Cincinnati Reds. And so when you compare our club to
Speaker 1: the other four clubs against they're going to be judged.
Speaker 1: How do you react to the idea that the Reds
Speaker 1: are the favored to win the Central Division? Many publications
Speaker 1: say the Reds are favored. Why is that?
Speaker 3: Well, I think a lot of it has to do
Speaker 3: with the talent. I think it has to do with
Speaker 3: what we talked about before. Last season started with a
Speaker 3: healthy Matt McClain and a healthy Incarnasi on strand that
Speaker 3: takes care of your right side of your lineup along
Speaker 3: with the rest of the guys. Jela Cruz is a star, right,
Speaker 3: He is an absolute and I think that as you
Speaker 3: when you look at baseball in general, that third and
Speaker 3: fourth year is usually when you see guys just take
Speaker 3: off because they feel more comfortable. They have a pretty
Speaker 3: good idea about what it takes to be successful in
Speaker 3: the big leagues. A lot of them have gotten their
Speaker 3: first big paycheck, so they feel like they belong. They
Speaker 3: feel like they're comfortable at the big league level. And
Speaker 3: when you have great talent that's comfortable, that usually equates
Speaker 3: into some pretty good success in every organization needs a star. C. C.
Speaker 3: Sabathia gets in the Hall of Fame a couple of
Speaker 3: nights ago, and he gave an interview in New York
Speaker 3: Times in which he said, when I told my son,
Speaker 3: I'm in the Baseball Hall of Fame, he said, Dad,
Speaker 3: can you get the Can you get me an autograph
Speaker 3: from Dela Cruz and C. C. Sabbathia said what he said,
Speaker 3: I want an autograph from Dela Cruz, and that is
Speaker 3: the star of this ball club. If you've seen a
Speaker 3: more exciting player this side of Eric Davis than the
Speaker 3: other number forty four. No, I think when you watch
Speaker 3: Ellie play there there's nothing that he can't do, so
Speaker 3: there's always a reasonable expectation that something great is about
Speaker 3: to happen. He's never a guy that you're going to
Speaker 3: the concession stand or going to the bathroom when his spots. No, no,
Speaker 3: you're not not going to do it. And you're also
Speaker 3: not going to leave when he's on the defensive side,
Speaker 3: because he could make a play that nobody else bred.
Speaker 1: Does he belong to centerfield? We don't know that. Come on,
Speaker 1: it's I mean, it's been asked for four or six
Speaker 1: y five runs like a deer has the reach of
Speaker 1: and I'm thinking most shortstops are not six foot four.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't ask him that question. He gets mad.
Speaker 1: He gets mad.
Speaker 2: The only thing he said to us for two years
Speaker 2: in the minor leagues was I'm a shortstop. He wants
Speaker 2: to be a shortstop. I think he could be the
Speaker 2: best shortstop in the game if we put him in centerfield,
Speaker 2: I think he'd be the best centerfielder in the game.
Speaker 2: So to answer your question, I absolutely think he could
Speaker 2: go there and be great at it. But for right now,
Speaker 2: he's our shortstop. Red's caravan's underway. Do we know where
Speaker 2: they're going? On the website, Red's websites got all the
Speaker 2: information you're going to be out of for the next
Speaker 2: three or four days.
Speaker 1: And where's Brentley going? Washington Courthouse and then on the
Speaker 1: Columbus Columbus it's great, it's wonderful, excited. College basketball not
Speaker 1: so good, not happening, Xavier's It depends on where you're at.
Speaker 1: How Mississippi State doing not bad, not bad. But Xavier
Speaker 1: had Saint John's down by like sixteen points and lost,
Speaker 1: and you see he's not doing a darned thing. And Bengals,
Speaker 1: God bless him. But we're Reds Country. We love the Reds.
Speaker 1: This this town is alive when the Reds are doing
Speaker 1: when you're it should be. It should be right now, Brad,
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Thank you. Frankly, you have any
Speaker 1: questions for me about sports, politics, world capitals, geomorphologies, not
Speaker 1: at this point in time, read any questions on World Capitals.
Speaker 1: You're good to go. Yeah, I don't want to get
Speaker 1: in trouble. Gentlemen, Thank you very much. We'll see what happens,
Speaker 1: and let's do it again at the end of the
Speaker 1: year when the Reds are hoisting the trophy and get
Speaker 1: the fly, get it all cooing us have a big
Speaker 1: rally on Fountain Square. What are you say, certain bred
Speaker 1: Meta and the great Jeff Frankly, Jeff, how many years
Speaker 1: is with the Reds? Twenty something? Twenty something? You're like
Speaker 1: the children four years here? Nobody remembers that. I remember
Speaker 1: you Willie's and Covington really love that Saves record. Yeah
Speaker 1: you do. Is it for the season? Yes? How many
Speaker 1: forty four? You belong in the Red's Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: I don't know about that. Yes you do have it, Yeah,
Speaker 1: yes you do, Brad, Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: You.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred WLW hit the music,
Speaker 1: Dave hit the music. And as you know, Red's Caravan
Speaker 1: is underway. Go to the website. I'll tell you where
Speaker 1: they're going to be at what time and where. I
Speaker 1: sense there's more excitement for this club than we've had
Speaker 1: in a long time because of the acquisition of a
Speaker 1: couple of new players, plus the pitching staff. I think
Speaker 1: Tito is another major factor, someone that's been there and
Speaker 1: done it before. But you know, we'll see what happens
Speaker 1: during spring training, which starts in about two and a
Speaker 1: half three weeks. I think February the tenth is when
Speaker 1: pitchers and catchers report. First game is about a month
Speaker 1: from now. They play, of course Cleveland and then getting
Speaker 1: ready in about two months, about eight weeks for the
Speaker 1: Reds opener, and I'll give my pregame speech. I'm working
Speaker 1: on it all ready, from the Holy Grail first pitch
Speaker 1: about four to ten. I'll be down there probably between
Speaker 1: two and four something like that. Get you ready for
Speaker 1: Reds baseball and more. Plus Billy Joel coming to town.
Speaker 1: So good things are happening. It looks like the weather
Speaker 1: has broken slightly, and won't people knoww zero there is
Speaker 1: a little bit sheets of ice on the Ohio River
Speaker 1: and Steve Horsmayer saying, don't walk down on the Ohigh River,
Speaker 1: and I said, well, if you're that stupid, good luck
Speaker 1: to you, because sheets of ice do not support a
Speaker 1: body weight. But nonetheless, I think the worst part of
Speaker 1: winter is concluded coming up in about twenty five minutes.
Speaker 1: I have my interview do it two or three times
Speaker 1: a year with the Great Sean Hannity, who was with
Speaker 1: the President last night in the Oval Office, and we
Speaker 1: probably talk or text at least once or twice a
Speaker 1: week on various issues. And he's going to describe how
Speaker 1: he scored the interview with the President, why it happened,
Speaker 1: how it happened, and some of the positions the President's
Speaker 1: going to take. I think the one news item that
Speaker 1: came out is that it appears likely there's going to
Speaker 1: be at least a civil investigation of the Biden family
Speaker 1: to see where Joe Biden received millions of dollars over
Speaker 1: the years, having performed no services to receive the money.
Speaker 1: He's been, shall I say, a dedicated public servant for
Speaker 1: more than fifty years, never making more than one hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy five thousand dollars a year in any year.
Speaker 1: But he is he's worth multi millions of dollars. According
Speaker 1: to Forbes, he's worth about twenty five to thirty million dollars.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden and didn't do much to get the money,
Speaker 1: unless you listen to the information on the Hunter Biden laptop.
Speaker 1: He was constantly paying bills for his dad through oligarchs
Speaker 1: all over the world. And so when the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: talks about the oligarchs being Elon Musk and others that
Speaker 1: have earned it here in this country, I think it's
Speaker 1: obvious because of numerous reports that the Biden family has
Speaker 1: been paid millions of dollars through dozens of different shell
Speaker 1: companies to pedal influence. It's all over the world. Wherever
Speaker 1: Joe Biden went, his son was with him out of
Speaker 1: side and stayed behind it as the bagman to collect
Speaker 1: lots of cash. And the news last night seemed to
Speaker 1: indicate that the president that being Donald Trump, is going
Speaker 1: to launch an investigation off to the side and say
Speaker 1: see what you can see what you can locate, and
Speaker 1: James Comer, the US Congressman from Kentucky, as most of
Speaker 1: the work already done. And for some reason, the media
Speaker 1: does not care about the financial corruption of Joe Biden
Speaker 1: and all the Biden members of the family. He pardoned
Speaker 1: of course, his brother and his sister and his son,
Speaker 1: and a whole bunch of other people, including the January
Speaker 1: sixth committee members. He pardoned all them from you can't
Speaker 1: be criminally charged federally. That doesn't mean you can't be
Speaker 1: civilly sued or doesn't mean that others might be charged
Speaker 1: based upon your testimony. So as you may know, if
Speaker 1: you get a pardon, you can't take the fifth anymore,
Speaker 1: in which case you have to tell the truth. And
Speaker 1: if you don't tell the truth, then you're in big
Speaker 1: trouble to lie. Also, you heard Brian Combs talking about
Speaker 1: Faveke Ramaswami, who allegedly is going to run for governor
Speaker 1: here in Ohio. I've been around a lot of big
Speaker 1: political stars over my time, and there's no one who
Speaker 1: lights up a room like Forveke Ramaswami. But on the
Speaker 1: other hand, he's, in a sense, has no political background.
Speaker 1: Of course, neither did that. Donald Trump, nor Bernie Marino
Speaker 1: nor jd. Vance didn't have any backup either. They all
Speaker 1: came horizontally to politics, not from the bottom up. And
Speaker 1: one person on the Republican side that I think will
Speaker 1: make a great governor is David Yost. He's the Attorney
Speaker 1: General and he's been around for a long time. He's
Speaker 1: lived in Ohio all of his life. He's a former
Speaker 1: county prosecutor, and he's more or less announced for governorship
Speaker 1: and he wants to be the governor. So it's going
Speaker 1: to be a little bit of a squabble there. We'll
Speaker 1: see what happens down the road. But nonetheless of Vake Ramaswami,
Speaker 1: these are the times I think Ohio has the glow
Speaker 1: about it because of the Ohio State Buckeyes. Great for
Speaker 1: Vake Ramaswami. I guess he and Doge are not seeing
Speaker 1: eye to eye with the Elon Musk. But at least
Speaker 1: for Ake Ramaswami's a national character, along with JD. Vance
Speaker 1: from Middletown, and along with Bernie Marino, who more or
Speaker 1: less from the Cleveland area. But these are the times.
Speaker 1: And then James James Comer, head of the House Committee
Speaker 1: on Investigations about one hundred miles south of here around Louisville,
Speaker 1: where my good friend Kenny Smith resides, and he knows
Speaker 1: where the bodies are buried. When it comes to the corruption,
Speaker 1: certain elements of corruption the media care about, and other
Speaker 1: elements of corruption the media doesn't care about at all.
Speaker 1: They've never fixated on the corruption of Barack Hussein Obama,
Speaker 1: the Clintons, the Clinton Foundation, the Clinton initiative. All the
Speaker 1: money that went through there went under the pockets the Clintons,
Speaker 1: nor the corruption of Joe Biden in his entire family.
Speaker 1: He had nothing to give for the millions of dollars
Speaker 1: he received other than influence peddling, which is illegal. And
Speaker 1: to give you an example, the US Treasury has something
Speaker 1: called tsar saar reports suspicious activity reports. That is, if
Speaker 1: money comes from Romania or China, or Russia or Saudi
Speaker 1: Arabia or Ukraine and somehow it's put into the banking
Speaker 1: accounts of individuals in this country, then a suspicious activity
Speaker 1: report is fired with the IRS. So after this happened
Speaker 1: for two or three or four years, there were two
Speaker 1: agents named Shapely and Ziggler who said, you know, this
Speaker 1: is awfully suspicious that Biden family members, including children, are
Speaker 1: directors of LLC's grandchildren, and they're having put in their
Speaker 1: bank account just open up literally hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Speaker 1: And what did an eight year old girl do to
Speaker 1: get money put in nervo checking account which she doesn't
Speaker 1: have any checks to issue. So after months of investinggations,
Speaker 1: Shapely and Ziegler proved in the I R S and
Speaker 1: the Criminal Division, that these moneies were flowing from overseas
Speaker 1: interest into US bank accounts into LLC's controlled by the
Speaker 1: Biden family, specifically Hunter Biden, Valerie Biden, Jim Biden, and
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, none of the money was dispersed to them,
Speaker 1: and that taxes were not filed on millions of dollars.
Speaker 1: And they had the question, is that what am I
Speaker 1: missing here? Why can't we pursue this? So they tried,
Speaker 1: went to their superiors in the I r S. Then
Speaker 1: went to the Department of Justice under Mary Garland and
Speaker 1: they testified under oath. And these are two Democrats. I
Speaker 1: R S Criminal Division investigators were told do not proceed
Speaker 1: on this case when it was given to the US
Speaker 1: Attorney's office. They continue to investigate it until most of
Speaker 1: the statutes of limitations expired so they couldn't investigated it.
Speaker 1: And then when finally enough was enough and Hunter Biden
Speaker 1: had a sweetheart deal involving no time in jail in
Speaker 1: front of a federal judge on all this criminal activity,
Speaker 1: she said she can't agree to this because it's not
Speaker 1: pursuing to justice. She said, this isn't right. All these
Speaker 1: money's flowing into the Biden accounts, I'm not going to
Speaker 1: approve of this. So then Hunter Biden was indicted on
Speaker 1: all those charges, some in California and other ones in Delaware.
Speaker 1: And Hunter Biden himself went to trial in Delaware with
Speaker 1: a Biden's own Delaware and he was found guilty of
Speaker 1: all charges. Then he went to Los Angeles, another trial
Speaker 1: out there, and guess what he is found guilty of
Speaker 1: all charges. And no point would he testify about giving
Speaker 1: all the money to the big guy, the pops of
Speaker 1: which he gave millions and millions of dollars of bribe
Speaker 1: money into the pockets of Joe Biden as a Senator
Speaker 1: and as a Vice president, and the four years he
Speaker 1: was out of office, more money kept coming. Anticipating that
Speaker 1: he would win the presidency in twenty twenty then had
Speaker 1: more influence. So what did the jury do in California?
Speaker 1: They convicted Hunter Biden of all charges. Just before sentencing.
Speaker 1: Having said repeatedly he's not going to pardon Hunter Biden,
Speaker 1: he ran on that more or less platform, I'm not
Speaker 1: going to pardon Hunter Biden or my family. Of course,
Speaker 1: show Biden, pardon Hunter Biden and all family members and
Speaker 1: all Jay six Committee members and the media in the
Speaker 1: past two or three days. Have they focused on that one.
Speaker 1: Not exactly. It's all Trump all the time. And I
Speaker 1: have many emails and texts from police officers not angry
Speaker 1: at someone being in prison three to four years first
Speaker 1: assault on a police officer, and that they gave me
Speaker 1: example after example, from a broken jaw, to a broken leg,
Speaker 1: to a sprained rest, to scratches and cuts, that officers
Speaker 1: in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana are freak quite often injured trying
Speaker 1: to arrest somebody. They're injured, they get assaulted quite frequently.
Speaker 1: And all of them said, the person that did this
Speaker 1: to me did not receive four years in prison awaiting trial.
Speaker 1: I had on Jake Laying yesterday, one of the JA
Speaker 1: six defendants never did get to trial, spend four years
Speaker 1: and four days in confinement, many times in solitary confinement.
Speaker 1: And they said four years in jail for assaulting a
Speaker 1: police officer in a non felonious way, which is terrible,
Speaker 1: is much more punishment than that person would have received
Speaker 1: in Hamlety County or Kenton County or Green County. That
Speaker 1: if you heard a cop you ought to go to jail.
Speaker 1: In fact, put me and I talked to certain prosecutors
Speaker 1: about this. You ought to be a state statue that
Speaker 1: if you commit a felony and assaulted police officer, the
Speaker 1: minimum you should get is three years in prison, much
Speaker 1: like if you use a firearm to commit an offense,
Speaker 1: you get an automatic three years. I got no problem
Speaker 1: with that, but that's not the way it works. If
Speaker 1: the same assaults on those Capitol police that happened in
Speaker 1: most jurisdictions, there would not have been four years in
Speaker 1: prison for that assault. And so when you take into
Speaker 1: account the business is lost, the money that was lost
Speaker 1: three four two three four years in prison for assaults
Speaker 1: on police officers not resulting in death, not resulting in death,
Speaker 1: and no Capitol police officer was killed as a result
Speaker 1: of January sixth. If there was a killing, completely different matter.
Speaker 1: And if it was a killing of a police officer,
Speaker 1: Brian Sicknick or others US Attorney's Office would have done
Speaker 1: what they would have charged those individuals with the murder
Speaker 1: or manslaughter of a police officer, and then we have
Speaker 1: a completely different situation. So there's no complaints from the
Speaker 1: radical left. In fact, they want to defund the police
Speaker 1: and take away qualified immunity from police. So all of
Speaker 1: a sudden they have religion when it comes to this issue,
Speaker 1: and I hope you can see through it as a
Speaker 1: great American protecting cops as I always do. Three to
Speaker 1: four years in prison for a non felonious assault on
Speaker 1: a police officer is okay with me. Three to four years.
Speaker 1: And if you listen to my guest yesterday, go to
Speaker 1: the podcast. Jake Lang was here between one and one
Speaker 1: thirty pm Yesterday's spent almost three years of those four
Speaker 1: years in solitary confinement in a horrible way. Should he
Speaker 1: have gotten that he committed some crimes. I think whether
Speaker 1: it's so serious is to merit four years in prison?
Speaker 1: I would say no. I want everyone to understand that
Speaker 1: assault on the police officer is a serious matter, and
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump and the Republicans believe it is a
Speaker 1: serious matter and it should be dealt with seriously. And
Speaker 1: that means taking a new account everything that's happened. Let's
Speaker 1: face it, that assault on the police officer. I just
Speaker 1: got this from Rob Sanders. Assault on a police officer
Speaker 1: in Kentucky is a max of five years, five years,
Speaker 1: No problem with that. That sounds good to me make
Speaker 1: it happen in Ohio. That's not the case in Ohio.
Speaker 1: In fact, I'm going to speak to Governor DeWine about
Speaker 1: introducing a law that makes it an automatic three years
Speaker 1: pick a number, four years or five years if you
Speaker 1: assault a police officer doing his duty, you're going to
Speaker 1: prison for a minimum term maxim of three four to
Speaker 1: five years, on top of whatever other offense you commit.
Speaker 1: It's terrible, it's awful. And so that's where we are,
Speaker 1: and January sixth is going to be more thoroughly investigated
Speaker 1: in the future. I'm told to see if Moneys were paid.
Speaker 1: What did the January sixth committee know and when did
Speaker 1: they know it? Why didn't Nancy Pelosi call out the
Speaker 1: National Guard? Why did Nancy Pelosi on the day of
Speaker 1: the assault itself say I'm responsible for this. I should
Speaker 1: have done more, which is call out the National Guard,
Speaker 1: put up the fence, and none of this would have happened.
Speaker 1: It makes you have think maybe they wanted it to
Speaker 1: happen in Washington because for political advantages it certainly had
Speaker 1: what it had with eighties ared. Let's take a short break,
Speaker 1: Let's continue, we never stop, we simply continue. Let's go
Speaker 1: to see the Reds are back at it again, and
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens in Washington. But get ready for
Speaker 1: a rough ride. Coming up next to me Sean Hennity,
Speaker 1: my good friend. He's the grand Maven of talk radio,
Speaker 1: TV and radio. No one has done what he has done.
Speaker 1: For example, Rush Limball, the greatest of all time, did
Speaker 1: not succeed in television, and Bill O'Reilly, the A Rally
Speaker 1: Factor is on where Jerry Springer and I had many
Speaker 1: great debates on set, could not make it in radio.
Speaker 1: There's only one character in America today that has dominated
Speaker 1: radio and dominated TV cable news, and that's Sean Hannity.
Speaker 1: Been at Fox News for about twenty nine years, and
Speaker 1: I first met him at WGST in Atlanta in the
Speaker 1: mid nineteen nineties and we've been friends ever since. We've
Speaker 1: vacationed together. We talked frequently. He's a good guy and
Speaker 1: a good man. Who's going to join you and I
Speaker 1: now in about ten or twelve minutes. Then after two
Speaker 1: o'clock today will be doctor Alex McFarlane. He wrote a
Speaker 1: column and a book about the cancer lucid America of
Speaker 1: fatherless homes. Good well intended people can talk all they
Speaker 1: want about midnight basketball and community development, but the key
Speaker 1: element is fatherless homes and how we must work as
Speaker 1: a society to encourage fathers to become husbands and women
Speaker 1: to become mothers and wives. And that's doctor McFarland's point
Speaker 1: is so much more. But don't put me in the
Speaker 1: category of being soft on crime when it comes to
Speaker 1: police officer, deadly serious matter. And that demonstration became a protest,
Speaker 1: then it became a riot, and then a couple hundred
Speaker 1: cops were hurt, and the men that hurt those cops
Speaker 1: should be held to account for their behavior, bottom line.
Speaker 1: And I think the great majority has spent three to
Speaker 1: four years in prison already and whether that's enough for sufficiently,
Speaker 1: certainly it's something, But it's much more punishment than cops
Speaker 1: would receive in Hamlety County for the same behavior. So
Speaker 1: let's continue with more. Twelve fifty five, Home of Your
Speaker 1: Reds and Bengals, Bearcuts and Muskies should have won last
Speaker 1: night at Saint John's, had a sixteen point lead and
Speaker 1: blew it lost at in overtime. All on News Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WULW. Billy Cunningham, the Great American. Of course,
Speaker 1: the great Sean Hannity scored the first interview with Potus
Speaker 1: Donald John Trump in the Oval Office. And he is
Speaker 1: the maven of a talk radio, the number one talk
Speaker 1: radio host in America, the number one television cable host
Speaker 1: in America. Between the two of them, I would imagine
Speaker 1: there's ten to twenty million people every day that listen
Speaker 1: or watch Sean Hannity. Rush Limball was great, the best
Speaker 1: in radio, but didn't succeed in TV. Bill O'Reilly was
Speaker 1: great in TV, didn't make it in radio. There's only
Speaker 1: one't mayven that made at all. That is the king
Speaker 1: of all media. Not Howard Stern, but Sean Hannity. Sean Hannity,
Speaker 1: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham shown Sean.
Speaker 4: How are you, Billy Cunningham. God bless you, God blessed America,
Speaker 4: God blessed Cincinnati, God bless our great country. You are
Speaker 4: a great American. I've never had an introduction so full
Speaker 4: of it than that. But I love every minute of it.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about every second of it.
Speaker 1: Well, it's true, because you know, God, Rush limb All
Speaker 1: the greatest of all time. He's the Michael Jordan of
Speaker 1: talking right, we miss him. He could use him now,
Speaker 1: but we have you and so many others. How'd you
Speaker 1: score the interview first of all, in the Oval Office
Speaker 1: with Donald John Trump, the first sit down interview. How'd
Speaker 1: you score that?
Speaker 4: Okay, truth be told. It was before the election. We
Speaker 4: were doing an interview and I said, when you win,
Speaker 4: you promised me the first interview, right, and it was
Speaker 4: it was it was pretty far out before the election.
Speaker 4: And he goes one hundred percent, you get the first interview,
Speaker 4: and I said in the Oval, right, And he goes
Speaker 4: in the Oval and he kept his word. And there
Speaker 4: I was, you know, kind of surreal. Whenever you go
Speaker 4: to the Oval Office, I will tell you there's no
Speaker 4: place like that. And I said to my audience yesterday,
Speaker 4: I said, I thank them because you know, I wish
Speaker 4: every single American can experience walking into that building, in
Speaker 4: that room, and there's such history as with it. And
Speaker 4: then to see that Joe is gone, Kamala is gone,
Speaker 4: and we are we're we're in such better shape. Look
Speaker 4: at what he could you imagine? Now? We're going to
Speaker 4: run part two of the interview tonight because we just
Speaker 4: kept talking. I mean, we just didn't stop and then
Speaker 4: we didn't stop after the cameras went off, and we're
Speaker 4: talking about so many things. I mean, you know, I've
Speaker 4: been friends with the guy for thirty years, so I
Speaker 4: know him personally. I mean, I have a personal relationship
Speaker 4: with with him and a professional relationship, and he he
Speaker 4: is the most relaxed I've ever seen him, but simultaneously
Speaker 4: he's the most dialed in and focused on an agenda
Speaker 4: that I've ever seen him. And it's not it's going
Speaker 4: to be a very heavy lift what he has before him.
Speaker 4: And we went into every everything he's planning to do
Speaker 4: in great specifice, in detail. Obviously, the borders are issue
Speaker 4: number one, and at one point I asked him, I said, look,
Speaker 4: we've got known cartel members, known gang members, murderers, rapists,
Speaker 4: and known terrorists in the country. We know they're here,
Speaker 4: but we don't know where they are. How do we
Speaker 4: find these people and how do we deport them? I
Speaker 4: think that's going to be a very big challenge. And
Speaker 4: then I get into I honestly think Joe Biden's legacy
Speaker 4: is going to be the murder, the crime and maybe
Speaker 4: one day and I hope to god I'm wrong, a
Speaker 4: terror attack on the country because he let you know,
Speaker 4: fourteen million people in this country unvetted. And why they
Speaker 4: did it, it makes absolutely no sense to me. Why
Speaker 4: they lied about it makes no sense to me. But
Speaker 4: they stuck by it, and they kept saying, no, the
Speaker 4: border's closed, the border's secure. And meanwhile we're showing images
Speaker 4: every day of people crossing the border and getting into
Speaker 4: the country. And then we find out they're flying them
Speaker 4: in direct You imagine our government flying here, you know,
Speaker 4: direct to America. What city would you like to go to?
Speaker 4: And then in the dark and night and they're flying
Speaker 4: him to anywhere? But you know, ten, twelve, fourteen, No,
Speaker 4: it was forty four cities. Actually, you know, you get
Speaker 4: to pick what city you want to go to. You
Speaker 4: want to go to Cincinnati, hang out with Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 4: go have you know, chicken wings with Bill. No.
Speaker 1: One of the worst, of course was Ibera, the guy,
Speaker 1: the gang banger that came from Venezuela and made his
Speaker 1: way to Texas to New York you're your old hometown,
Speaker 1: made his way to Georgia and just murdered Lake and Riley.
Speaker 1: You kind of made news on the issue of Biden.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you watch all the media because
Speaker 1: I happen to watch so you don't have to MSNBC,
Speaker 1: et cetera. And they're fixating, fixated on January sixth, Well,
Speaker 1: the Biden stuff. They went after the President for going
Speaker 1: after Joe Biden because your interview kind of made reference
Speaker 1: to the fact that then Trump went off on this
Speaker 1: issue that he didn't pardon himself, and we have to
Speaker 1: know what happened. But do you anticipate in the months
Speaker 1: ahead there's going to be an investigation of Joe Biden himself.
Speaker 4: I know there's going to be an investigation all those
Speaker 4: people that you know as an attorney, all those people
Speaker 4: that got a pardon, including all the Biden family members.
Speaker 4: And I would argue, even with this new January sixth investigation,
Speaker 4: all those people that got a pardon that were on
Speaker 4: that committee, they don't have Fifth Amendment rights anymore. They
Speaker 4: got to pardon. They now have to talk, they're going
Speaker 4: to be investigated, they're going to be sworn in, and
Speaker 4: I think we do need to get to the bottom
Speaker 4: of it now. James Comer, who was on my show,
Speaker 4: I did a town hall with Congress two nights ago,
Speaker 4: and he's identified thirty million dollars show companies. You know,
Speaker 4: it was so ironic to hear Biden talk about American oligarchs,
Speaker 4: you know, taking over the country. I'm like, well, you
Speaker 4: know everything about oligarchs because Hunter was dealing with oligarchs
Speaker 4: like Elena bad Arena in the former first Lady of Moscow,
Speaker 4: who gave him three and a half million dollars and
Speaker 4: millions more in the real estate, you know, investment, all
Speaker 4: the shell companies, then the Kazakhstan Romanian oligarchs, then the
Speaker 4: Ukrainian oligarchs, then the Chinese oligarchs. They're making money left,
Speaker 4: right and sideways. Bill Cunningham, I don't think you'd ever
Speaker 4: hire somebody addicted to crack cocaine that had no experience
Speaker 4: in energy, you know, gas coal, oil, or a country
Speaker 4: in either Ukraine or China and pay them millions of
Speaker 4: dollars unless they're buying influence. So you know, and one
Speaker 4: of the one of the most damning pieces of evidence
Speaker 4: against Joe will come from Hunter's laptop because in that
Speaker 4: laptop he implicates his own father, right, and that laptop
Speaker 4: he talks about half his income going to Pops. In
Speaker 4: that laptop he is communicating with their financial guy, this
Speaker 4: guy Eric Sherwin about what can they need to take
Speaker 4: the money out to pay Popstone repairs on? And then Joe,
Speaker 4: you can't make it an Then Joe Biden said, I
Speaker 4: never once spoke to my son, my brother, or anybody
Speaker 4: about their foreign business deals until all these pictures starts
Speaker 4: showing up of Joe Hunter, his brother and all these
Speaker 4: foreign business partners. So I think Joe's in a heap
Speaker 4: of trouble if you want to know the truth. Now,
Speaker 4: do I think they'll prosecute him. I think they'll probably
Speaker 4: refer them. I'm not sure what the dooj will do.
Speaker 4: I don't want weaponization of law. I don't want what
Speaker 4: was done to Donald Trump done to Democrats. However, you
Speaker 4: know they've done a lot of wrong things. I'll give
Speaker 4: you a quick example. Why do all these Why did
Speaker 4: Anthony Fauci need a pardon? Anthony Fauci? We saw three
Speaker 4: sets of emails be released and in early January twenty
Speaker 4: twenty one. We first heard about coronavirus in December of
Speaker 4: twenty twenty, but early no, I'm sorry, in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 4: in December, okay, in January of twenty twenty, there's a
Speaker 4: flurry of emails going back and forth between him and
Speaker 4: other NIH people. They knew that NIH money that was
Speaker 4: funneled through the Eco Health Alliance went to the Wuhan
Speaker 4: Virology Lab, which they knew supported and was involved in
Speaker 4: gain a function research. Absolutely all right, So you know,
Speaker 4: I'd bring him in. I want to get to the
Speaker 4: bottom of that. I'd also bring in all the J
Speaker 4: six committee members. Here's what we know. I interviewed Donald Trump,
Speaker 4: Mark Meadows, Cash Fattel, who was the chief of Staff,
Speaker 4: and then acting Defense Secretary Miller. I brought in the
Speaker 4: Defense Secretary himself, and Mark Milly was in the meeting
Speaker 4: separately acknowledged all of it happened. All five people said
Speaker 4: that day Donald Trump authorized up to ten thousand troops
Speaker 4: Guard troops to be called in for January sixth. Okay,
Speaker 4: they're all on record saying it. That never came up
Speaker 4: in those those hearings with predetermined outcomes. Then we know
Speaker 4: that the Capitol Police Chief's son Di've interviewed him. He
Speaker 4: wrote a book. He was begging for the National Guards
Speaker 4: days before January sixth because of active intelligence that they had.
Speaker 4: Nobody listened to him. Then we know in writing the mayor.
Speaker 4: Once the president authorizes the use of the National Guard,
Speaker 4: then it's up to local authorities to take that authorization.
Speaker 4: The president didn't have the authority to just call him
Speaker 4: out himself. And in writing, Muriel Bowser denied, you know,
Speaker 4: calling up the troops. She says she wouldn't do it.
Speaker 4: And then you have they never brought her in. They
Speaker 4: never brought in Nancy Pelosi or Chuck Schumer, charge of
Speaker 4: safety for the Capitol. They never brought in the sergeant
Speaker 4: of arms. So there was so much to that story
Speaker 4: that was false and not told. One other example, you know,
Speaker 4: there was a whole big thing about Donald Trump commandeered
Speaker 4: the vehicle and was demanding to go to the Capitol.
Speaker 4: You know, the problem is that story was told by
Speaker 4: a hearsay witness, and meanwhile, the committee had the actual
Speaker 4: driver on record saying that never happened. So the committee
Speaker 4: purposely misled the American people. And John Solomon wrote a
Speaker 4: report that there might have been signal communications between Liz
Speaker 4: Cheney and a witness about about what was going to
Speaker 4: be said in that hearing. So all of these and
Speaker 4: then all these materials just magically disappeared. Bill, how did
Speaker 4: that happen.
Speaker 1: Well, the other thing about Nancy Pelosi, her daughter was
Speaker 1: doing a commentary, was doing a documentary on this, and
Speaker 1: on tape during the event itself, Nancy Pelosi said, I'm
Speaker 1: responsible for this. I'm responsible for this, and all that
Speaker 1: was ignored. How do you respond to those I had
Speaker 1: on the other day. Jake lang who was one of
Speaker 1: the j six defendants. He spent four years and four
Speaker 1: days in seventeen different federal prisons, including the DC County jail,
Speaker 1: which was a hell hole, and he was offered the
Speaker 1: deal two years after two years, signed this form right here,
Speaker 1: you walk out of jail. He wouldn't do it. I said,
Speaker 1: I'm not guilty, and he got a pardon. And there's
Speaker 1: arguments on the radical left that suddenly potis Republicans, Sean
Speaker 1: Hannity and others are going soft on crime. Police officers
Speaker 1: had their eyes almost gouched out the media lies by
Speaker 1: saying there were four police officers killed when there were not.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, how do you respond to those who say
Speaker 1: that those who injure cops are getting a free pass
Speaker 1: By Donald Trump and indirectly Sean Hannery, wh I asked Donald.
Speaker 4: Trump about it, he said they serve a lot of
Speaker 4: time already. Number one, he felt that the you know,
Speaker 4: I would take it back and argue, well, where are
Speaker 4: these same people that care so much about law and
Speaker 4: order and demanded that these giants and by the way,
Speaker 4: nobody should have entered the capitol. I've never changed my
Speaker 4: opinion on that. Nobody, no, okay, nobody should have created
Speaker 4: you know, created havoc. Nobody in my mind, if you
Speaker 4: if you assault the cop, you should be punished. No
Speaker 4: questions asked. They were all punished, they were all prosecuted,
Speaker 4: They all spent time in jail. But I have a question,
Speaker 4: Billy Cunningham, and maybe you can answer it for me.
Speaker 4: In the summer of twenty twenty, we had five hundred
Speaker 4: and seventy four official riots. We had a couple of
Speaker 4: dozen dead Americans, thousands of cops injured, hit with bricks, rocks, bottles,
Speaker 4: molotov cocktails. We had billions in property damage. We had
Speaker 4: a lot of the perpetrators on video. How many of
Speaker 4: those people prosecuted Because Kamala Harris supported a bail fund
Speaker 4: after the burning of a Minneapolis police precinct, the Minnesota
Speaker 4: Beil Fund, and then went on Colbert and said, those
Speaker 4: rioters aren't going to stop. They shouldn't stop, and we're
Speaker 4: not going to stop. How come they were how come
Speaker 4: that never even came up in the campaign. They are
Speaker 4: so full of Adam Schiff that, you know what, they're
Speaker 4: just hypocrites. And if you want to know why legacy
Speaker 4: media died on November fifth, this is.
Speaker 6: Why they lie.
Speaker 4: They are you know, they have not learned a thing
Speaker 4: from this election. There in spite of nine years of smears,
Speaker 4: slander or besmirchman attacks, you know, conspiracy theories, you know
Speaker 4: culminating in you know, fascist, racist, sexist Hitler, Stalin Mussolini.
Speaker 4: You know what, they didn't win. So why would you
Speaker 4: double down on Dummer and more and stupid? Because that's
Speaker 4: what the legacy media is doing.
Speaker 1: And also part of those events, I can see Saint
Speaker 1: John's Church outside the White House being fire bombed, the
Speaker 1: shack outside the White House was firebombed by the leftists,
Speaker 1: all were given a free pass. Minneapolis look at the
Speaker 1: courthouse was burned to the ground, along with the police
Speaker 1: station that still has not been rebuilt, and no one's
Speaker 1: been charged with any of those crimes. I agree with you.
Speaker 1: Going into the Capitol was wrong. It was a protest
Speaker 1: that morphed into a riot in about one to two
Speaker 1: hundred people are criminals, and those who hurt the cops.
Speaker 1: I assume, like many, they've served one, two, three, four,
Speaker 1: five years in prison. They've had their lives ruined, their
Speaker 1: businesses destroyed, and at some point, enough is enough, and
Speaker 1: let's get to the bottom of what happened on Jay sixth.
Speaker 1: And I'll refer again and Nancy Pelosi who said I'm
Speaker 1: responsible for what happened. She is responsible directly, and they
Speaker 1: pinned this on someone else. Now, lastly, we have about
Speaker 1: a minute remaining. You know how time is in the business.
Speaker 1: Have you thought about entering the federal government itself in
Speaker 1: a high government government government position, Sean Annity, Have you
Speaker 1: said you know what I'm done doing this?
Speaker 4: Billy Cunningham, you're breaking up on me? Are you out
Speaker 4: of your mind?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: The way? First of all, no, no, no, I've never
Speaker 4: been I've never been asked. Number one, number two. I
Speaker 4: don't think I could get an elected dogcatcher in Hamilton
Speaker 4: County number three, never mind any other high office. The
Speaker 4: thought has never occurred to me. And I think you're
Speaker 4: the only person that's ever asked me.
Speaker 1: Well, I like you to run for the Senate if
Speaker 1: you can in Florida.
Speaker 4: Why would I want that? Believe, I honestly believe that
Speaker 4: I could be have more of an impact doing what
Speaker 4: we do. Yes, and that's talking to people every day,
Speaker 4: informing people. You know, Look, both of us were blessed
Speaker 4: and fortunate we were on the ground floor of new media.
Speaker 4: The ground floor of new media started with talk radio.
Speaker 4: And talk radio the people that don't know Bill Cunningham
Speaker 4: has about one in one in four people listening in
Speaker 4: Cincinnati on any given day because people want to hear
Speaker 4: the other side. People want information they're not going to
Speaker 4: get from you know, these conspiracy peddling you know, so
Speaker 4: called journalists like you know Rachel Maddow and Fake Jake.
Speaker 4: I mean, these people are insane. They wake up every day.
Speaker 4: How can I hate Donald Trump and you're offering America
Speaker 4: solutions every day? Well that revolution. I also got in
Speaker 4: on the ground floor of Fox News, and I'm now
Speaker 4: in my twenty ninth year of Fox. If you can
Speaker 4: believe it, I know, jeez right. I feel like what
Speaker 4: we do does make a difference, and thank god, we
Speaker 4: have loyal audiences that are there for us, and I'm
Speaker 4: very grateful to them. I'm very grateful to the people
Speaker 4: of Ohio. Uh, you gave us j Evans. I think
Speaker 4: he'll be a great VP.
Speaker 1: Rama San Bernie Marino. Yeah, he's going to run for
Speaker 1: governor of Ohio. Yeah he is.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think he's gonna announce here next week.
Speaker 4: So if you had to predict Bill Billy Cunningham, the
Speaker 4: person with the most knowledge of all things Ohio, will
Speaker 4: he win the nomination? Will he be the next governor
Speaker 4: after Micahway.
Speaker 1: There's a very popular attorney general named David Yost, who
Speaker 1: is a Trumpster himself. And uh, and David Yost is
Speaker 1: pretty strong in this state. He's been elected several times.
Speaker 1: Pavey Ramaswami, though, is a rock star. I've been in
Speaker 1: groups and conventions with him. That guy is like one
Speaker 1: of the Beatles walking in It's kind of like, it's unbelievable,
Speaker 1: the excitement. Some referred it to Bobby Kennedy in nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty eight. I said, hopefully it doesn't end the same way,
Speaker 1: but he's a very popular character. Well, Sean, look I
Speaker 1: got to run. We could talk for hours and hours,
Speaker 1: in which you do quite off and offee.
Speaker 4: God. The question if the race were held today.
Speaker 1: Who would win for bank Ramaswami? Wow question, no question.
Speaker 1: He's a rock star. Sean.
Speaker 4: God bless you, God bless you, Bill cutting Amb You
Speaker 4: are a great American. God bless you. God bless America.
Speaker 4: God bless Ohio. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's keep it going.
Speaker 4: Oh, congratulations to the buck guys. Wow.
Speaker 1: How about that high state undefeated, undefeated, untied, unscored on unbelievable?
Speaker 1: Oh Hio? Hi, all right now is pretty strong. We're
Speaker 1: doing pretty good right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Ohio has every reason to celebrate, no doubt.
Speaker 1: Sean, Thank you very much, buddy, Thank you.
Speaker 4: All right, my friend, God bless you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue there. It is the maven of talk radio,
Speaker 1: television and radio, Sean Hannity on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Just covered on CNN. What you're saying this is. This
Speaker 1: is not Fox, Congressman.
Speaker 4: You can't just spin a tail and pull the wool
Speaker 4: out of people's eyes.
Speaker 1: This is CNN.
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Speaker 1: We're asking and tell the truth. And that's why more
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Speaker 1: beating you. This is CNN, this is CNN, this is
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Speaker 1: to ten o'clock in the morning with a co host.
Speaker 1: He looks like the bottom of my foot half the time.
Speaker 1: So about ec Oh, we don't know about her, About
Speaker 1: about I me and Anderson Cooper, I don't know. He
Speaker 1: gets drunk on New Year's Eve. So uh, That's all
Speaker 1: I can say is we are the news, Congressman, we
Speaker 1: are the news segment. I am the news. Okay, you
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Speaker 5: Maker, fried chicken, green bean casserole, ash brown potatoes with
Speaker 5: cheese and bacon, and I finished it off.
Speaker 6: With cement ice cream with Oreo cooks.
Speaker 5: That would be the last thing I want going into
Speaker 5: my mouth.
Speaker 1: You know that's a pretty good matchup, right, double. He
Speaker 1: doubled it up today. He was take of mashed potatoes,
Speaker 1: some green beans, coleslaw, coleslaw hotslaw, a couple of rolls,
Speaker 1: chicken and everything else. I've never seen a guy put
Speaker 1: multiple chicken wings in his pocket and walk out. He
Speaker 1: had a coca in his back pocket, though, Willie. Last
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Speaker 1: sixteen point deficit in the second half to send our
Speaker 1: beloved Xavier Musketeers down at overtime seventy nine to seventy one.
Speaker 1: Not good that Dylan Swain, though, sprained his ankle in
Speaker 1: the second half. Uh oh, I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 1: they don't know yet if how long he may be out,
Speaker 1: if any twenty five percent chance of making the big
Speaker 1: show Xavier. But they have a lot of games coming up.
Speaker 1: But some say Wes Miller's in serious trouble. Well a
Speaker 1: you see, you'll hear more about Wes Miller tonight on
Speaker 1: his show at eight o five live from Tom Gregory's
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Speaker 1: for the Bengals exactly, That's what I thought. It's a
Speaker 1: great day to be a Bengal fan. Quarterback Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: when on one of the finalists for MVP Offense, the
Speaker 1: Player of the Year, and Comeback Player of the Year
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Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: What Bob Huggins back to UC. Bob Huggins lives in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Now Huggins back to UC. No that Dave says no?
Speaker 1: And then will you? Of course? They announced today this Saturday,
Speaker 1: September twentieth, at pay Course Stadium, Billy Joel and Rod
Speaker 1: Stewart will be in concert. And on that day, also
Speaker 1: here in the Queens City along the Big River they
Speaker 1: call the Ohio, the Cubs are in town to take
Speaker 1: on the Reds Now Billy Joel, Rod Stewart at pay
Speaker 1: Cortaum Chicago Cubs. Cubs in town to meet the Reds
Speaker 1: and October Fest Big Saturday. Would you agree? I would say,
Speaker 1: right now, Saturday, September twentieth of twenty twenty five, go
Speaker 1: downtown right now and stay there there to get a
Speaker 1: parking space right now, in fact, get your car and
Speaker 1: go downtown right now, the piano man and Rod Stewart
Speaker 1: Hot Legs. I'd like to see it. I like to
Speaker 1: see I'd like to see those guys. I like to
Speaker 1: see that, and the Reds and the Cubs. How about
Speaker 1: your ticket's like five thousand dollars. I bet they're expensive.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I bet they're expensive. Play a third.
Speaker 1: I come in here every morning about ten thirty. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I want you to listen to the first line of this.
Speaker 1: And that's the way I feel shuffling in here every day.
Speaker 1: Do you feel the same way shops down here? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I shuffle trying to hit the post here segment. Okay,
Speaker 1: get ready hit it. Okay, it's getting real close with
Speaker 1: the three down seven w W. It's nine o'clock on
Speaker 1: a Saturday.
Speaker 3: Regular crowd shuffles in.
Speaker 1: That's you're shuffling in here. Scott Sloan's bar in sitting
Speaker 1: next to me, Tony excuse me to his tonic again.
Speaker 1: That's it right there, So Billie, Joel and mister hot
Speaker 1: Lakes himself, eighty year old Rod Stewart, along with the
Speaker 1: Rets and the Cubs and Octoberfest perfect might be busy.
Speaker 1: What a town done?
Speaker 8: Can you blame me a memory.
Speaker 7: I'm not really sure how it b.
Speaker 1: What a sat and it's sweet and I am knowing
Speaker 1: to please. Segment September the twentieth Saturday, Bright correct if
Speaker 1: I want to get your reservations early or a parking
Speaker 1: spot slightly. Also, Willie, they've announced that twenty two point
Speaker 1: one million viewers watch Monday nights Ohio State Notre Dame
Speaker 1: championship game. Big number, the third lowest playoff title game
Speaker 1: viewership of all time. How many people? Twenty two point
Speaker 1: one million? And that was bad. That's the third lowest
Speaker 1: viewership they've had of the playoff of the championship game.
Speaker 1: Hold on, here's Rod. I'll be with you no matter
Speaker 1: what road you choose. Segment now listen up to Rod.
Speaker 1: Fur Ball's calling back in again. Wants to know why
Speaker 1: did Seg grown when you mentioned my name. That's from
Speaker 1: the fur Ball segment. I had indigestion. You had some
Speaker 1: ron roost And there's a chance, according to this report,
Speaker 1: and Nancy Zimper may come back and become the president
Speaker 1: of U se.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: And there's another no, Dave Lapper, Seg, will you remain
Speaker 1: forever young? I'll try, Willie That's what I'm trying to do.
Speaker 1: If you had a choice of October Fest, whether the
Speaker 1: Reds and the Cubs or Rod Stewart and Billy Joel,
Speaker 1: we choose one, or would you choose pick the Reds
Speaker 1: and the Cubs. I think I would too, Rod Stewart,
Speaker 1: you can see the Red Dead Octoberfest. I'm not a
Speaker 1: beer a big beer drinker like the Pretzels, though you can.
Speaker 1: You can watch the Reds eighty one times. This is
Speaker 1: one time, right becomes Rod Stewart again? Did you know
Speaker 1: this well? Disc disco music? Your segment? Do you think
Speaker 1: I'm sexy? Segment? Definitely not not my type. So back in,
Speaker 1: let you can hear this all September the twentieth at
Speaker 1: Pey Corps Stadium. That'd be changing the name. I think
Speaker 1: this is live already. They're testing out the sound system,
Speaker 1: isn't it. Nancy's only have a live feet of facre
Speaker 1: right now? Back, do you see Nancy's imprints that pass
Speaker 1: freight right? She can go even know where she is
Speaker 1: where she at now in the southwest Kansas state or
Speaker 1: something like she was a frigging disaster. PAP like Hugs
Speaker 1: is going to come back with her and charge correct, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: and it's second. Here's the post second man, you want
Speaker 1: my body? You think I'm sexy? I think Rocky plays
Speaker 1: this every day at the end of their show. It's
Speaker 1: a Notre Dame of hys Day. It wasn't too popular
Speaker 1: in the country. No, pretty popular here though. True. That's
Speaker 1: all the mountains. By the way. Senator of her house
Speaker 1: Give Alaska said she will not vote for Pete Hegsath
Speaker 1: secretary of ents. That was anticipated. The one guy Rubio's
Speaker 1: already secretary's he's already talking, walking and talking. He ford
Speaker 1: to lose three. That's one of three. The other two
Speaker 1: are supposed to be Collins of Maine and McConnell, Not
Speaker 1: Mike McConnell, but Mitch McConnell of Kentucky. Hit it, Rodin,
Speaker 1: what about that song Passion by Rod Stewart Passion? Because
Speaker 1: that's sure I know that one. Billie Joel's got a
Speaker 1: great record too. I like Old Jane seventy five. That's
Speaker 1: getting old segment. We all the time you're seventy five,
Speaker 1: you should be retired. Would you agree all these other
Speaker 1: bands are out there still going? Will he can't make
Speaker 1: money off recordings to make a now off tour and
Speaker 1: they make a lot of money. They go everywhere, but
Speaker 1: here it's hard speating like a drum. Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: so it's like the Thursday mix, kind of like Kiss
Speaker 1: one oh seven John John John, Johnny and Tiff. Here
Speaker 1: we are thirty five in a row. They didn't start
Speaker 1: the fire. Remember this is this in California?
Speaker 4: Right here?
Speaker 1: Did you start the fire? They better find somebody, They
Speaker 1: better put them out. Now they got new ones right right?
Speaker 1: Hit it unbelievable Andy mac who started the fire segment?
Speaker 1: What they're trying to figure out?
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Speaker 8: Richard mister student, Big Television, South Korea?
Speaker 1: What about Richard Todd, Richard Todd Reese, super fancy Hendy.
Speaker 1: We should did the song? All the people that worked here?
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 4: Got a new queen.
Speaker 1: Segment? Pretty good music. September twenty, Get your tickets early
Speaker 1: course Tainte sells out three nights, didn't she Tata? Yeah,
Speaker 1: could have sold out four or five. You could still
Speaker 1: sell out. I Tat is a loser on Sun to
Speaker 1: head up to Here we Go. Can you can you
Speaker 1: imagine that at the Super Bowl. No Ohm, Caitlyn Clark,
Speaker 1: we went through that one time? Is it damn Ben
Speaker 1: poof place of the cyclones hone you talk about the
Speaker 1: king just had his one hundred thirdday. We didn't start
Speaker 1: a segment. I think who started the fire? No go
Speaker 1: go go to the l A F D. I got
Speaker 1: more problems today too. What wouna take for you to live? There?
Speaker 1: Show in lie there's a good one. Children of Philidimide
Speaker 1: segment Philidimide part of Town's that in east side by
Speaker 1: the west side by Dent. Trepan Kalas says it's next
Speaker 1: to Dent Okay night. Segment text are from Rob sand
Speaker 1: Belgium in the Congo. Don't he don't you? He owes
Speaker 1: you a dinner?
Speaker 4: Does he?
Speaker 1: Does? He better pay up? You know what I got
Speaker 1: to sew it up. If he better doesn't pay up,
Speaker 1: I sue him. Well get me out of the soonds
Speaker 1: report segment coming up next to this Doctor Alex McFarlane
Speaker 1: about the true problem in America not being addressed. Doctor
Speaker 1: Alex McFarlane, Will he on better temperatures today in the
Speaker 1: tri State that's getting warmer? Liabo, we leave you with
Speaker 1: the immortal words of the Steward report, hereious have a chick,
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Speaker 1: Good lord, his wife's dude him an nowser in dancing
Speaker 1: to this. It's unbelievable. All right, that's enough of that song.
Speaker 1: I agree with that thank you segment, thank you seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW Philly Cunningham, the Great American. Of course. In
Speaker 1: addition all the politics going on with the inaugural, with
Speaker 1: so called the ceasefire in the Middle East between a
Speaker 1: Moss and Israel, with all the bad stuff happening on
Speaker 1: the southern border, with the deficit beyond belief with California wildfires,
Speaker 1: there's something else happening kind of below the scene, not
Speaker 1: actually a well reported and that is the condition of
Speaker 1: America's youth, and what's happening with suicide rates. We're told
Speaker 1: now that a male doesn't really mature till the're twenty
Speaker 1: five or thirty years old. The brain is wired differently.
Speaker 1: Most of those in college are female, not male. Male
Speaker 1: suicide rates are high, Male drug rates are through the roof.
Speaker 1: I don't mean to say that's the only problem, but
Speaker 1: America's youth is at Risk and doctor Alec. Alex McFarlane
Speaker 1: is a youth, religion and cultural expert, author more than
Speaker 1: twenty books, heard on the American Family Reado Network on
Speaker 1: a regular basis, and Doctor McFarland, I think well for
Speaker 1: the welcome to the first time to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And Alex. First of all, if I may call you, Alex,
Speaker 1: kind of describe as we're here the beginning parts of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, what is the status of America's youth
Speaker 1: as we sit here now?
Speaker 6: Well, first of all, thanks for having me on. I
Speaker 6: have a great respect for what you do and I
Speaker 6: appreciate conversing with you today. You know, the good news
Speaker 6: is America's youth have a lot of energy and a
Speaker 6: lot of optimism, and they really are hungry for truth.
Speaker 6: When we see this in all of our camps and
Speaker 6: conferences and every year our staff and I interact with
Speaker 6: thousands of young people throughout all fifty states, and so
Speaker 6: there's a lot to be encouraged about. But the things
Speaker 6: that really concern me, I'll just summarize it by saying,
Speaker 6: there's really a crisis of identity. And I believe as
Speaker 6: a minister, we find ourselves we build our life on
Speaker 6: the surest foundation of all when we open our heart
Speaker 6: to Christ and have a relationship with God. But in
Speaker 6: terms of basically context or identity, security within the family
Speaker 6: and knowing that mom and Dad are there and I'm safe,
Speaker 6: and as we're children and then preadolescents and then young adults,
Speaker 6: there needs to be this emotional stability and a sense
Speaker 6: of place. And for so many young people that is
Speaker 6: just not there. There's not a sense of identity that
Speaker 6: I'm a little boy or a little girl and this
Speaker 6: is my family and mom and Dad love me and
Speaker 6: are there for me. I would say this. We could
Speaker 6: talk about culture, politics, economics, even worldview, but if we
Speaker 6: want to save our nation and the lives of people,
Speaker 6: there has to be a restoration of the American family.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 6: And I've realized that's going to take a few years.
Speaker 1: I think it's going to take a long time. It
Speaker 1: took us maybe fifty years to get here, may take
Speaker 1: fifty years to get out. I do work sometimes with
Speaker 1: those that locked up in penitentiaries and prisons, and it's
Speaker 1: either ninety eight or ninety nine percent of those men
Speaker 1: that are locked up come from dysfunctional families. And about
Speaker 1: seventy five percent have no high school education. And so
Speaker 1: when when a especially a boy, I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: men and women are equal, but damn it, we're different,
Speaker 1: and especially males that don't have a proud male model
Speaker 1: turned to the streets and in many wide poor communities
Speaker 1: at drug use, and in many black communities it's criminal activity.
Speaker 1: But both are terrible, Doctor MacFarlane, can you tell me
Speaker 1: how government policy, I don't think government policies. The answer
Speaker 1: that a belief in the Almighty you can fix the
Speaker 1: American family.
Speaker 6: Well, absolutely, a belief in the Almighty can fix the
Speaker 6: American family because if we believe in God, will believe
Speaker 6: in not only moral truth, but our accountability. That there
Speaker 6: is the realization it doesn't matter if you're you know
Speaker 6: what strata of society. If you believe and I believe this,
Speaker 6: if you believe that, you'll give an account to God
Speaker 6: for your life someday it will influence you to live better.
Speaker 6: You know, our ministry we've done events in about forty
Speaker 6: American prisons. In fact, we just did two prison crusades
Speaker 6: last year. And here's the reality that ninety eight percent
Speaker 6: plus of males incarcerated like you, so well said, do
Speaker 6: not have a positive male role model in their life.
Speaker 6: This will blow your mind. At the end of twenty
Speaker 6: four I read a statistic that eighty five percent of
Speaker 6: males that get arrested cannot read.
Speaker 1: I mean yes.
Speaker 6: And so when you've got growing numbers of young people,
Speaker 6: especially young men, they don't have a male role model,
Speaker 6: they don't know what a work ethic is, they don't
Speaker 6: know the value of education and literacy, they don't know
Speaker 6: what it is to take marriage vows and honor your
Speaker 6: marriage vows, and they get involved in substance abuse, gang involvement,
Speaker 6: destructive behaviors. That's one crumbling foundation point. And then you've
Speaker 6: got the explode use of porn, and you've got millions
Speaker 6: of young people that do not know what it is
Speaker 6: to have a relationship, a committed, loving relationship. And you know,
Speaker 6: spiritual considerations aside. I mean, I've had secular leaders of
Speaker 6: mini strata talk to me about, Look, if we continue
Speaker 6: to lose the family. Without families, your civilization will absolutely unravel.
Speaker 1: Absolutely no question. On one other fact, and you point
Speaker 1: this out in Money Things, You've written that there's more
Speaker 1: abortions of black babies in New York City than births.
Speaker 1: In the city of San Francisco. There's more registered dogs
Speaker 1: than kids in the public school system in San Francisco.
Speaker 1: Because you don't want to send your kid to a
Speaker 1: school which is completely dysfunctional. There's probably not an urban
Speaker 1: public school in America doing its job. And what more
Speaker 1: than ninety nine percent produce kids that can't reach and right,
Speaker 1: don't function, and they don't have a sense of the
Speaker 1: American dream. Here's another question of for you, doctor McFarland
Speaker 1: or both. Of course, boys and girls are different but equal,
Speaker 1: many women different but equal. But don't boys have different
Speaker 1: pressures of a negative Satanic sense on them than girls?
Speaker 6: Uh? Yeah, both boys and girls have pressures and temptations.
Speaker 6: Guys especially, I'm just going to be very clear. Uh,
Speaker 6: Satan is real, the devil. The Bible says Satan's mo
Speaker 6: is to steal, kill, and destroy. I truly believe that
Speaker 6: our loss of masculinity and just the the suppression of
Speaker 6: maleness has been a concerted effort to continue to destroy
Speaker 6: the lives of people. And you know, boys nowadays are
Speaker 6: very feminized and part of this is this you know,
Speaker 6: secular philosoph fee of uh, you know, the idea that
Speaker 6: gender is fluid. And I got to tell you I'm
Speaker 6: on my way at the end of February album which
Speaker 6: Chakansas to speak to a men's event, and we need
Speaker 6: to say, hey, there must be a restoration of American masculinity.
Speaker 6: Manhood is a good thing if you're a guy. Right
Speaker 6: the left say, oh, you know, toxic masculinity. Uh, you know,
Speaker 6: men are frightened and all that. No, no, but it's
Speaker 6: a beautiful thing when you thrive in your identity. God
Speaker 6: makes men, God makes women. Uh, femininity is a wonderful
Speaker 6: thing for a woman. Masculinity is a wonderful thing for
Speaker 6: a man. And you know what I'm talking about inmates
Speaker 6: and prisons. I've talked to many an inmate that they
Speaker 6: hit bottom sadly, but then they find the Lord and
Speaker 6: they begin to get their ged. And I've had inmates
Speaker 6: say to me when I get out, I'm going to
Speaker 6: be a man. I'm going to get a second chance.
Speaker 6: And there's just an empowerment in embracing your true identity.
Speaker 6: And I want to encourage the listeners to please do
Speaker 6: not believe the lives of the left that we create
Speaker 6: our own reality, or that we can be fluid and
Speaker 6: accept the reality that God has created now. Our own
Speaker 6: sins and stupidity get us in a pickle sometimes, but
Speaker 6: say God, thank you for creating me. God, thank you
Speaker 6: for giving me life, and help me to become the
Speaker 6: best male or female whatever you are. Help me to
Speaker 6: become the best knee for your glory. And that begins
Speaker 6: with opening your heart to Christ and letting him be
Speaker 6: your lord and leader.
Speaker 1: Doctor McFarlane, you make a point about looking toward government
Speaker 1: to solve family problems. There are very few families. I
Speaker 1: live in Cincinnati, and I spoke to lifelong teachers in
Speaker 1: the public school system here and I asked one of them,
Speaker 1: a woman that's been out of for thirty one years,
Speaker 1: I said how many? And she was teaching a junior
Speaker 1: and senior history and I asked her this question, how
Speaker 1: many students have you had in the past thirty one
Speaker 1: years who were born into a family with a mother
Speaker 1: and father present when the child was born and by
Speaker 1: the way life begins a conception, but nonetheless, and how
Speaker 1: many were still married eighteen years later. Mom and dad,
Speaker 1: family structure, child born, Mom and dad together, they get
Speaker 1: through the troubles, the difficulties, the ups and downs, the arguments,
Speaker 1: the crises in every marriage, and that eighteen years old,
Speaker 1: that kid graduates from high school. And this woman looked
Speaker 1: at me and said, my nickname is Willy. She said, Willie.
Speaker 1: I've never had one. Never we do parent teacher conferences.
Speaker 1: And Cincinnati's no different than Austin or Denver or Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: There are no family structures from any of these kids.
Speaker 1: And they get what to do what not to do,
Speaker 1: from the street, from rap music, from the culture, which
Speaker 1: is awful. And so the new president, the Trump shows
Speaker 1: coming into coming into office inaugural day, is upon us.
Speaker 1: Can we look toward Washington or Donald Trump or a
Speaker 1: terrible mayor like have like Karen Bess to solve the
Speaker 1: family problems? Can we look toward government to say, Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: you're now the president, you do something.
Speaker 6: I think not. As much as I appreciate Donald Trump,
Speaker 6: and I've met him and been on calls with state leaders,
Speaker 6: I appreciate Trump, and I thank God that he won
Speaker 6: the election. But at the same time, government is not
Speaker 6: our savior. Really, Jesus Christ is the savior. But also
Speaker 6: we each of us has within us the free will
Speaker 6: to make the right choices, and it's up to each
Speaker 6: one of us, and let me just say that every
Speaker 6: one of us has the potential to influence others, probably
Speaker 6: much more so than we realize. I want to say
Speaker 6: that the grandparents out there, and the young adults, and
Speaker 6: the neighbors, and just all of us, we can be
Speaker 6: an influence for the good for those around us. God
Speaker 6: can work through us to change lives. First of all,
Speaker 6: we have to change ourselves and determined within our heart
Speaker 6: that with God's help and for God's glory, we're going
Speaker 6: to live right and do right. And I know this
Speaker 6: is going to sound simplistic, and you and I both
Speaker 6: could elaborate, but I'm going to be simplistic. And here's
Speaker 6: a good recipe for the success of a nation. Each
Speaker 6: one of us. Listen, live right and do right.
Speaker 4: Do right.
Speaker 1: What a novel. Loneliness suicide porn, especially for young boys teenagers.
Speaker 1: So many people single. The average woman today is married
Speaker 1: at the age of twenty nine. The average male who
Speaker 1: gets married is thirty one. The majority of people that
Speaker 1: are thirty years old do not want to get married.
Speaker 1: A great majority abortions. Instead of being down after Dobbs,
Speaker 1: abortions are up. Loneliness is up. Suicide rates are up,
Speaker 1: drug use is up. And I agree with you, doctor McFarland.
Speaker 1: We can't continue on this path and have a functional country.
Speaker 1: It doesn't work this way. And I think California has
Speaker 1: reached the tipping point. In fact, they're beyond the tipping point.
Speaker 1: But other parts of the country can be saved. But
Speaker 1: it begins at home with faith on your knees. It doesn't. Again,
Speaker 1: we're looking at television, looking at porn, taking the smoking pot,
Speaker 1: doing marijuana. That doesn't work. In fact, I voted for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump three times. I wanted to vote for him
Speaker 1: four or five more time, but nonetheless I keep voting
Speaker 1: because the alternative is disgusting and wrong. It's not just
Speaker 1: the personality of Kamala Harris, it's the philosophy she represents.
Speaker 1: And if you live in California and you vote for
Speaker 1: Maxine Waters and Nancy Pelosi or a Gavin and Nero
Speaker 1: Nowsen or Karen Bass or out of the shit, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm thinking we're done and Luss and I look forward
Speaker 1: to California supposedly telling us what's going to happen in
Speaker 1: the future after these horrible fires have been concluded and
Speaker 1: after the devastation, which is becoming a parent. The only
Speaker 1: way to the only place to turn for salvation is
Speaker 1: to God. It's not toward uh mayor Karen Bass.
Speaker 6: And so yeah, yeah, I was there Monday. I was
Speaker 6: I was literally in California. I was within vision sight
Speaker 6: of the fires. Sofa and and internet weren't working, and
Speaker 6: we're out there to talk with some of the first
Speaker 6: responders and encourage them. But yeah, I mean, I pray,
Speaker 6: among other things. My heart breaks for those fires, and
Speaker 6: certainly we're lifting them up in prayer. But I am hopeful, maybe,
Speaker 6: just maybe, you know, that the voters in California will
Speaker 6: realize that they're voting D and it's not just Democrat,
Speaker 6: but it's destruction and them pouring three trillion gallons of
Speaker 6: water into the ocean to save a mino seriously, and
Speaker 6: the hydrants, the people in California. I've got many friends
Speaker 6: out there and they're wanting to move east, but they
Speaker 6: pay exorbitant taxes and yet when the firefighters turn on
Speaker 6: the hydrants, there's no water. It's crazy. But you know,
Speaker 6: I've had many Democrat friends kind of whisper to me
Speaker 6: and say, you know what, in twenty four I voted
Speaker 6: for Trump because those of us that are willing to
Speaker 6: face reality, the handwriting is on the wall. Democrat Party completely,
Speaker 6: not only I'll said they lost their way, they lost
Speaker 6: touch with reality. And my hope is not in the
Speaker 6: Republican Party necessarily, but Trump and the RNC. I was
Speaker 6: in Milwaukee at the RNC lost August. It was like
Speaker 6: a revival meeting. I mean they were talking about God
Speaker 6: gave us America. It's a stewardship. We must care for
Speaker 6: this wonderful nation. And let's be patriotic and proud to
Speaker 6: be an American, and let's give our lives to make
Speaker 6: a better country. And I really think there's a movement
Speaker 6: for God and country that we're seeing build right before
Speaker 6: our eyes.
Speaker 1: We needed badly. Doctor Alex McFarland, I would say this,
Speaker 1: unlike every other nation in the history of the world
Speaker 1: ever created, our founding documents say that our rights of life, liberty,
Speaker 1: and the pursuit of happiness come from God, and the
Speaker 1: purpose of government is to guard the rights given to
Speaker 1: us by God from those who would take them away.
Speaker 1: Every other country have the rights from government, and government
Speaker 1: that give rights can take away rights, but rights from
Speaker 1: God cannot be taken away by government. But doctor Alec McFarlane,
Speaker 1: I gotta go. I look at your website for you
Speaker 1: want more information, go to alexmcfarlane dot com. Alexmcfarland dot com.
Speaker 1: And man, you and yours continue to have a great
Speaker 1: January and February. And doctor McFarland, thank you for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show. Let's talk again. Thank you,
Speaker 1: doctor Billank bless America. Remember your rights come from God,
Speaker 1: not from government. Bill Cunningham with you every afternoon on
Speaker 1: news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 9: I had a quick question for the cowboy. I was
Speaker 9: just wondering after I heard that new UDF commercial, can
Speaker 9: you really eat six scoops of ice cream like it's nothing?
Speaker 3: Eight eight eight honestly?
Speaker 1: Honestly, Oh man, that's amazing.
Speaker 9: But you know, hopefully this weather clears up, hopefully we
Speaker 9: get to hear you guys on the radio tonight.
Speaker 3: Hey, just just so you know, Shane, that ain't no bull, all.
Speaker 5: Right, man, I believe you.
Speaker 10: Then, all right, you remember sometimes it's the cover of
Speaker 10: Johnny Bench holding five baseballs in his hand.
Speaker 1: You eating eight scoops of ice cream in one city?
Speaker 3: Well, the thing about it is I love that ice cream,
Speaker 3: and I've got it figured out now the best way
Speaker 3: to put it inside that cup where the richness doesn't
Speaker 3: make me so full by the time I get to
Speaker 3: the bottom of the cup. I'm telling you, by putting
Speaker 3: that mint chip on the top, it kind of keeps
Speaker 3: it fresh and it kind of floats down to the
Speaker 3: signs and you don't get all bloated while you're eating it.
Speaker 10: That to me sounds like a system. I got a system,
Speaker 10: all right. If I could apply that to my trivia,
Speaker 10: i'd be all right.
Speaker 7: Oh hello, quiet, I'm skos. I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Got Rocky.
Speaker 9: Are you getting ready for what? Redeptember twenty all. I
Speaker 9: think you meant Rod Stewart and Billy Joel you going?
Speaker 9: They're pretty old, aren't they. I say, what is the
Speaker 9: median age of this too? Seventy five one eight, so
Speaker 9: seventy eight, you know, I'm just saying. I thought it
Speaker 9: was going to be a tiff. It reported that it
Speaker 9: was going to be Morgan Whalen. He'd be big.
Speaker 1: It's big.
Speaker 9: But does I mean that he couldn't get him or
Speaker 9: he didn't or they thought this would sell.
Speaker 1: More jelly roll? I like jelly roll. I like the
Speaker 1: role match. I've seen his old lady. No I have
Speaker 1: had easy take it, Easy take it, Ea saying he's
Speaker 1: not in safe harbor. Chris, listen, listen to you Douds
Speaker 1: Billy Joey seventy five and is a great song right here.
Speaker 1: It's a great high legs is Haiti And then and
Speaker 1: also that day segment tells me Reds versus Cubs and
Speaker 1: October Fest simultaneous boom boom, boom, go get your go,
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Speaker 1: till September.
Speaker 5: You.
Speaker 9: I'm glad you brought that up, because in a similar fashion,
Speaker 9: you were talking about the viewership numbers of the college
Speaker 9: football National ripping on Notre Dame. I have the internal
Speaker 9: numbers from this year. Is that the third lowest viewership?
Speaker 1: That's what it was.
Speaker 9: So it's exactly right, say twenty six twenty two point
Speaker 9: one million viewers, twenty three. It peaked at twenty six
Speaker 9: point one in the second quarter, and of course I'll
Speaker 9: take extend their leado like twenty four and it.
Speaker 1: Came thirty one to seven one. So why do you
Speaker 1: think the numbers were so low? I have my opinion well,
Speaker 1: there's no one from the west coast, no one from
Speaker 1: the South, no one from the east coast. It's a
Speaker 1: Midwest kind of it.
Speaker 9: For getting the big one, the Trumpster Inauguration Day, that's
Speaker 9: a I think there was my opinion, I was watching.
Speaker 4: Day.
Speaker 9: A lot of people were wanted to watch, you know,
Speaker 9: even women that walked the balls and the gowns and
Speaker 9: all that sort of stuf. Even my wife was like
Speaker 9: wanted to switch over and like, I watched the gowns,
Speaker 9: so Lania Trump. You know, if this was a Democratic
Speaker 9: president with the beauty of the women around Donald Trump
Speaker 9: and the gold and the glory, this to be the
Speaker 9: Kennedy came.
Speaker 1: Look at this bout in the Daily Mail. Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: is blaming the old man. You're a loss in the election.
Speaker 1: Doug m Hoff. What blaming the big e and her
Speaker 1: married to someone, And there's three fingers pointing right back
Speaker 1: at you. She claimed that Doug m Hoff's revelation about
Speaker 1: knocking up the babysitter and the fact that he sexually
Speaker 1: assaulted some woman in Nice, France, hurt the campaign at
Speaker 1: a critical mind. Couldn't have helped. If I didn't do that,
Speaker 1: you didn't do that. He did it.
Speaker 9: What else do you think for the low note, because
Speaker 9: I mean everybody would have said that that Notre Dame
Speaker 9: Ohio State that was going to get that's the matchup.
Speaker 9: All the exacts wanted this and that. I think that
Speaker 9: I think the season's long.
Speaker 1: It's another one. You start the end of August and
Speaker 1: are now you're gonna get sixteen in there next year. Right,
Speaker 1: there's fourteen fourteen. Okay, they're gonna change the for matter. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they got it.
Speaker 9: So Joel Klatt, who works for Fox in ESPN, he
Speaker 9: had a great idea. Take the Army Navy game, Okay,
Speaker 9: because now it's on its own designated weekend. It's the
Speaker 9: only game. Move it from the end of the season
Speaker 9: to the beginning of the season. Kicks off the whole season,
Speaker 9: the hooplah, the pageantry, all that college football is back. Boom,
Speaker 9: Army Navy is a standalone game right of the opening
Speaker 9: of college football.
Speaker 1: I think that's a great idea, especially when the Trumpster
Speaker 1: walks on the field, right, that would be that big nuts.
Speaker 1: I don't know that.
Speaker 9: Moved the season back a week or two. In addition
Speaker 9: to that, and play start playing the bowl games. Like
Speaker 9: in the playoff game, like right after the season. It's like,
Speaker 9: you know, there's like a three to two and a
Speaker 9: half week layoffs kind of thing. But I think it
Speaker 9: was unfortunate that it fell on yourn Inauguration Day. But
Speaker 9: I certainly had something to do with it.
Speaker 1: The Potato Bowl, and you got the the Salator Bowl
Speaker 1: and the Salad Bowl and all that stuff in between.
Speaker 1: You did you did the bowl pop Tarts Bowl. You
Speaker 1: should have done that one. You could have brought prop
Speaker 1: pop Tarts back. We got plenty of food. The trophy
Speaker 1: had had a had a toaster on it.
Speaker 9: I saw it. The Military Bulls actually a great game. Yeah,
Speaker 9: the highest rated Bowl games.
Speaker 1: Was here porn out of Columbus that their star wide
Speaker 1: receiver for number four is going to go into the portal,
Speaker 1: sell his action, sell hiss to the highest bidder and
Speaker 1: make maybe stay Ohis state. But he wants millions and
Speaker 1: millions to stay. It's not the worst plan. He's already
Speaker 1: got the ring.
Speaker 9: Okay money, he needs the money everyday you get you look,
Speaker 9: I'm a national college football national change.
Speaker 1: I can't take it away from you two more years. Yeah.
Speaker 9: So maybe, and if there's questions about who the quarterback
Speaker 9: going to be. Maybe it's Julian sand maybe it's a
Speaker 9: couple other guys they mentioned, But maybe do you go
Speaker 9: to Texas and if you like quinn Ewers and you
Speaker 9: think his experience, how much they I bet you they
Speaker 9: have a lot, it all goes.
Speaker 1: I bet you they pay more than any other SEC team. Oh,
Speaker 1: back to Miami, back to the Hurricane and he played there.
Speaker 1: I'll stayed twice. He did Miami, that's where he did.
Speaker 1: Georgia guy went right, the quarterback Beck, Yeah, Carson Beck
Speaker 1: went there. He wouldn't want to he wouldn't go to
Speaker 1: the Miami. He wouldn't want to play for him. But
Speaker 1: how about Texas? Texas with arch how much money? And
Speaker 1: he's got two years when the pros right, yeah, allegedly.
Speaker 4: I.
Speaker 1: Think so yours is going and then this kid, I
Speaker 1: wonder what I mean.
Speaker 9: If he went in the draft, he would be a
Speaker 9: top five pick, if not a top.
Speaker 1: He can't go to the draft right now. They have
Speaker 1: three years of service.
Speaker 9: Because the NFL or college and the NFL's the case
Speaker 9: was the riggers of the.
Speaker 1: Of the of the job. But now they're exactly to
Speaker 1: me that that's a problem.
Speaker 9: Playing six seventeen games, a potential seventeen games to win
Speaker 9: the national title.
Speaker 1: That is a ton Are you ready for a big question?
Speaker 1: You eliminate the conference title games? Are you ready?
Speaker 9: Other than Clemson, no team helped themselves playing the titles.
Speaker 9: Exactly right, that's exactly Are.
Speaker 1: You ready for the big question? Hit me? What's in
Speaker 1: more difficult waters right now? You see football? Or you
Speaker 1: see basketball? Scott Sounderfeld or is it Wes Miller? Who's
Speaker 1: in more trouble? I follow?
Speaker 9: You see a little football a little bit more. I
Speaker 9: do basketball. It seems like the basketball program is underachieving.
Speaker 9: Big lee, As Trump would say, what's the guy's name? Squiggily,
Speaker 9: who's the who's the star player?
Speaker 4: For you?
Speaker 1: See segment squigg James's son? Not good?
Speaker 9: But anyway, the U see athletics right now is in
Speaker 9: serious about Xavier. I actually watched the watch that they
Speaker 9: were up by like fifteen and a.
Speaker 1: Half points and lost and over to turn it back on.
Speaker 1: I was like, what the hell's going on? That was
Speaker 1: their game to win? Rick Patino, Yeah, still getting here done.
Speaker 1: He's got an Italian sausage. I know that he loves that. Hey,
Speaker 1: give me some sports well, he the stuot reporters of
Speaker 1: pron service of a local Tame Stars Tame Star quality
Speaker 1: you could field on the east side called Clement's Heating
Speaker 1: there nine three seven, four four four forty four zero one.
Speaker 1: He walks across the court in Indianapolis, sag and I
Speaker 1: are there. He walks across the court to me and says,
Speaker 1: what the hell are you doing here? That said, I'm
Speaker 1: here to watch the basketball again. I said, what are
Speaker 1: you doing here? I'm here to coach. That's how I
Speaker 1: got your cutout? What happened to Rick Potino? Cut out?
Speaker 1: What happened? He said, Hell, yeah, he's been in the
Speaker 1: old studio. I don't know. Somebody took it home or
Speaker 1: ripped it up. He's in fifteen thirty. What's he doing there?
Speaker 1: Getting back in here? Back in here? He's my guy.
Speaker 1: We'll go down the hallway and get it. While I
Speaker 1: read this, Bengals up university fans in this state because
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Speaker 1: You'll be talking by the way at the Deer Park
Speaker 1: stag in about three weeks because he wanted to raise
Speaker 1: money for Deer Park. And I said, Trey, he wanted
Speaker 1: to raise money for your park.
Speaker 9: I being a check you cutting, I can't say.
Speaker 1: Let's see high school basketball Kentucky Boys Holiday Classic today
Speaker 1: Pikeville over Brosted at Beechwood suffered a loss today. Speaking
Speaker 1: of west Miller, his show eight oh five Tonight live
Speaker 1: from Tom Gregory's original Montgomery Inn as the Bearcats opened
Speaker 1: up a key Key Big twelve road trip starting Saturday
Speaker 1: night at b YU and then next Tuesday against in
Speaker 1: the at the Utes of Utah. Does Wes Miller know this?
Speaker 1: Did they get in the tournament. Yes or no, tag No,
Speaker 1: I think the only team. I think the only team
Speaker 1: is going to get in. Louisville, Loisville, Kentucky. Yes, and Miami.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 1: If Miami continues on what they're doing, they won't they'll
Speaker 1: get in. That's a max school. Well, it's not like
Speaker 1: the big East. Emberone used to want Notre Dame to
Speaker 1: go to MAC. Remember that. It seems like a long
Speaker 1: long time ago, doesn't. They don't belong in the MAC.
Speaker 1: Thank you. After all these years, you finally realized when
Speaker 1: there was a rumor they were gonna have nothing against
Speaker 1: the MAC football, maybe go to the MAC. That was
Speaker 1: the rumor. No, it didn't happen. No, I love the MAC.
Speaker 1: I loved the idea. Those four buses coming in about
Speaker 1: two nights ago to South Bend. There were thousands of
Speaker 1: Notre Dame students and fans cheering the team. I love them.
Speaker 4: Have that.
Speaker 1: It happened at Ohio State. No, he had a big
Speaker 1: crowd the other day when they go they won, they lost.
Speaker 1: They broke down the gates of the stadium the horseshoe
Speaker 1: to go in. But if they would have lost that game,
Speaker 1: they would have had anything classless Ryan Day would have
Speaker 1: came back flying in Coach, you said it, I didn't
Speaker 1: South Bend. They were cheering and they were giving the
Speaker 1: thumbs up and everything, and the players or a couple
Speaker 1: of them were crying on the bus because they were
Speaker 1: so loved by that fan base. Ohio State future is right.
Speaker 9: They're gonna be good next year. I think maybe the
Speaker 9: top offensive line in the country. Once you get gonna
Speaker 9: have the two running backs are back, mar take the
Speaker 9: Chicago Bears off.
Speaker 1: He has not.
Speaker 9: Was the quarterback going to be c J Carr Lloyd
Speaker 9: Carr's grandson, or do they go in the portal?
Speaker 1: What if? What if? Money to go to Jeremiah Smith
Speaker 1: dame instantly? How much money?
Speaker 4: Instantly?
Speaker 1: Right in the conversation.
Speaker 9: And supposedly arch Manning was the highest paid quarterback college
Speaker 9: football player last year at five point two But no
Speaker 9: one and play about that. What's he gonna do? I mean,
Speaker 9: Quinn Hewers comes back, he's kind of goes so you
Speaker 9: got to play.
Speaker 1: He announced he's going to the going to the pros.
Speaker 1: Yours announced it. I'm in the draft. Just what he said.
Speaker 1: He's got one more year left if he wants it.
Speaker 1: He confirmed he's going in the drafts. I know he's
Speaker 1: saw him back and he said, but it's an issue
Speaker 1: of Texas doesn't want him back. The faithful and not
Speaker 1: happy with yours, not happy at all. Well, and they
Speaker 1: want arch Man, they want arch So see what happens.
Speaker 1: I'm glad Xavier's and I got it, got rid of football.
Speaker 1: We're gonna go ostiopathic medicine. That's the way to go
Speaker 1: ostiopathic medicine. Telling you they were going to start that program,
Speaker 1: I was gonna be the coach. Yes, that was a
Speaker 1: year or two ago. I talked to Bob Colehap. I
Speaker 1: talked to Bob colep you're ready caught a check for you?
Speaker 1: Would he take ten million? And I said, maybe talk
Speaker 1: to mister massar.
Speaker 4: Going.
Speaker 1: They had been the head football coach of the Xavier University.
Speaker 1: They hed been hitting your rear, ended up for some nil.
Speaker 1: That's what I would have done. You too, You too,
Speaker 1: seg put your money in your mouth is save your
Speaker 1: basketball program too. I know Sean Miller can coach. We
Speaker 1: don't have somebody named what's the named Jizzle Quizzle whatever.
Speaker 9: James, was there any concern that if you started a
Speaker 9: football program at Xavier. It would take away some of
Speaker 9: the shots or the attention and money away from the
Speaker 9: basketball team.
Speaker 1: Yes, Plus the Big East doesn't have football. Maybe I
Speaker 1: don't think they have football today is Division two school man?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. Anyway, they went the
Speaker 1: basketball program to shine and it's been a little rough
Speaker 1: last year, got to the tournament. This year not so good.
Speaker 1: But we know Sean Miller can coach. I don't think
Speaker 1: west Miller can coach. That's another issue. I don't know
Speaker 1: enough about it. You don't want to say, do you
Speaker 1: don't want to say? I can't say. You got more
Speaker 1: numbers right there you want to share about Notre Dame
Speaker 1: on this.
Speaker 9: Overall, the inaugural year of the College the expanded College
Speaker 9: Football Playoff averaged fifteen point six million viewers across eleven
Speaker 9: total games. Viewers consume nearly thirty six billion minutes of
Speaker 9: live college football playoff coverage. It's an increase of sixty
Speaker 9: three percent over the six billion minutes every six billion minutes.
Speaker 1: And the higher state won every playoff game by more
Speaker 1: than ten points. Are you aware of that?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: They beat everybody by more than domination, like a redheaded
Speaker 1: step child. Don't say redheaded around you. Okay, let's see this.
Speaker 9: This year's college football championship game ranked ninth out of
Speaker 9: eleven championship games.
Speaker 1: Sigh, it was one of the third worst. Segment what's
Speaker 1: that third lowest playoff title game? I essentially just said
Speaker 1: the same thing as ninth out of eleven. Oh, until
Speaker 1: you said nine out of eleven. On the positive theative
Speaker 1: the ninth Oh yeah, what are you ignorant? What do
Speaker 1: you it ranks You're not very serious the top number
Speaker 1: one to eleven. It ranks ninth, which is not great,
Speaker 1: not good. Why inaugural, I don't think it in the
Speaker 1: length of the season and the fact that.
Speaker 9: If they can figure out a way to make the
Speaker 9: championship game on January first, now you're talking that that
Speaker 9: then they you do a number over thirty Yeah, boom,
Speaker 9: big thirty million.
Speaker 1: But you got to stretch it out for all the money,
Speaker 1: got the conference championship games, got all the rivalry games
Speaker 1: and all that stuff. And I guess talk segment head
Speaker 1: about Notre Dame in the MAC, that's kind of off
Speaker 1: to the off to the side that first the MAC
Speaker 1: about that you were the one who says noted Dainties
Speaker 1: to go to the mac when they dominate the back,
Speaker 1: wouldn't they not bad basketball? Though? Travis Steel's got Miami
Speaker 1: going and Notre Dame in men's basketball stinks. You aware
Speaker 1: of that?
Speaker 4: Say?
Speaker 1: Hey, more sports? Nothing? All right? What's on the big So.
Speaker 9: Right out of the gate, how about this, we're gonna
Speaker 9: we're gonna talk to Patty Newberry. She wrote an arcle
Speaker 9: today talking about the potential hold ups of the new
Speaker 9: Ohio bridge.
Speaker 1: I hate to hear this about this snail darter about what?
Speaker 9: Yeah, there's seven endangered muscles, four endangered bats, two threatened fish,
Speaker 9: one threatened bird, and a Virginia mallow, which is an
Speaker 9: herb that are in threat of being extinct by the
Speaker 9: if they build your bridge that you wanted to make
Speaker 9: all your grubby money with.
Speaker 1: What about the fish mule? What about the foliage? What
Speaker 1: you're gonna bring back willies and coving to this truck
Speaker 1: stop and have a drive about the fish? It was
Speaker 1: gonna be the Kentucky Welcome Center. What it's the drive
Speaker 1: through right there? It's just slow down and the wings
Speaker 1: go out the window. But so we got a fish
Speaker 1: in a bush that there gonna seven muscles four bats,
Speaker 1: two fish, one bird or a mallow and a partridge
Speaker 1: and a pear trees and you give her a bird
Speaker 1: and we have we have PJ Street at four o'clock.
Speaker 1: That's how to discuss is alcohol good for you?
Speaker 9: New studies new Reacher as saying, there's not one redeeming
Speaker 9: quality about alcohol, So should you drink it dry?
Speaker 1: It's all bad. We'll discuss it. See women shouldn't drink alcohol?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 1: Well, because it's you know, tequila makes then a song
Speaker 1: and they get pregnant. They're told not to drink alcohol,
Speaker 1: and didn't drink alcohol, they won't get pregnant in the
Speaker 1: first place. Tequila makes their clothes. Am I right or
Speaker 1: wrong about that?
Speaker 4: Rock?
Speaker 1: You would know more about a night, dude? Get me
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