Speaker 1: By Billy Cunningham. The great American workings glorious appen in.
Speaker 2: The tri State. A little bit frosty, a little bit cold.
Speaker 1: I think winter is coming slowly, but nonetheless get ready
Speaker 1: for that and so much more. And of course once
Speaker 1: again the Bengals play Sunday against the Brown He's like
Speaker 1: two and eight the last ten games.
Speaker 2: Not too good.
Speaker 1: But we'll see what happens this Sunday actually starts about
Speaker 1: nine am with pregame shows, etc. But Jonan, you and
Speaker 1: I now is the great Brendan Call cu Ll Brendan Call,
Speaker 1: who was the chief of staff, the Haldeman and the Erlickman,
Speaker 1: friend David Axelrod to Charlie Lucan for so many years.
Speaker 1: Now he's with the Chamber the last ten or fifteen years.
Speaker 1: And first of all, Brendan Call, do you miss the
Speaker 1: good old days with you and Lucan controlled things with
Speaker 1: then on grip or are you're happy to be in
Speaker 1: your plushy job?
Speaker 2: Which would you prefer.
Speaker 3: I've got a great job. I get to work with
Speaker 3: my good friends at City Hall, and Charlie is still
Speaker 3: a very good friend, and we remnants about the good
Speaker 3: old days A lot.
Speaker 1: In other words, you don't answer the question the question,
Speaker 1: which is good, but nonetheless, if you thought about a
Speaker 1: bloodless coup. Segment suggested yesterday that you and Charlie get
Speaker 1: a tank, maybe from Butler County, and take over eight
Speaker 1: to one Plump Street.
Speaker 2: This or a chance we're getting ready for.
Speaker 3: We're getting ready for Blink right now, which is I
Speaker 3: think what we're going to talk about. And I got
Speaker 3: a golf cart. Do you think I could? Do you
Speaker 3: think I could take over a city hall with a
Speaker 3: golf cart? Or do you think I need to be
Speaker 3: more heavily armed?
Speaker 2: More heavily armed?
Speaker 1: I talked to side leasey still as the Navy and
Speaker 1: the Air Force ready to go, but we got major problems.
Speaker 2: We'll leave that off to the side. Blink, as I
Speaker 2: understand it, correctly helped me.
Speaker 1: Melissa Powers may weigh in and open up the jail cells.
Speaker 1: Charmaine McGuffey will be there making sure everyone is tied
Speaker 1: to the wall, beaten to death if they don't go
Speaker 1: with you where you want to go. But we have
Speaker 1: nothing but issues at eight to one Plump Street. I
Speaker 1: like the good old days.
Speaker 3: Street. I got to give him great credit because we're
Speaker 3: working really closely with the city right now to reduce
Speaker 3: blank blank, which is an absolutely spectacular event for this
Speaker 3: community and the city. My good friend Mayor Puir Ball,
Speaker 3: the city manager Surel Long have done an unbelievable job
Speaker 3: supporting this both financially and with the great police and
Speaker 3: fire departments of the City of Cincinnati. This event, there's
Speaker 3: nothing like this in the country, and people are coming
Speaker 3: from all over the world to see this event. And
Speaker 3: it is really great that Cincinnati and Newport and Covington
Speaker 3: have this free public art event that inspires people and
Speaker 3: brings them downtown phenomenal.
Speaker 1: Well, I think it's great. I don't understand it. I
Speaker 1: was there one time. I saw these projections of light
Speaker 1: on the sides of buildings and like mainly women walking
Speaker 1: around taking photographs going ooh and ah. My good friend
Speaker 1: Sean Donovan has a flower pod out in front of
Speaker 1: his brickstone and they're on court straight, but he puts
Speaker 1: flowers in there and women stand next to it with
Speaker 1: pictures taken. I don't understand it, but I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't understand a lot of things. As I understand.
Speaker 3: If you go to hang out with me, I'll drive
Speaker 3: you around it's going to be awesome. Here's what you guys.
Speaker 3: You have an unbelievable listening audience, and I bet a
Speaker 3: lot of them are going to be down here for
Speaker 3: Blink and I want to tell them three things that
Speaker 3: I think they should absolutely see. Do you want me
Speaker 3: to do that?
Speaker 2: Let me write that time? I got one? What's number one?
Speaker 2: Write this time?
Speaker 3: Number one? Do not miss music Hall. Many people remember
Speaker 3: Luminosity from ten years ago. We are going to relte
Speaker 3: music Hall for the first time since Luminosity. Four different
Speaker 3: artists who are local with sound. It's going to be
Speaker 3: absolutely magic. You can't It's a can't miss part of Blink.
Speaker 2: Number one is music number number two. What's number two?
Speaker 3: Yep, number two. I'm going to give you four. I lied.
Speaker 3: Number two is at the corner of sixth and Walnut.
Speaker 3: There is an awesome mural of Neil Armstrong, perhaps but
Speaker 3: one of the greatest Americans. No clue, I agree.
Speaker 1: And five hundred years from now, forget about the Taps,
Speaker 1: forget about Pete Rose, forget about Joe Burrow. The only
Speaker 1: name known from the century will be Neil Armstrong. That's
Speaker 1: the only name known.
Speaker 3: In Neil Armstrong's mural on the back of the fifth
Speaker 3: third building. Another general sponsor. We're going to light the
Speaker 3: Neil Armstrong mural. It includes sound that has him talking
Speaker 3: to you know, mission control, talking to Richard Nixon. It
Speaker 3: gives me goosebumps every time I see it. It's going
Speaker 3: to not it's gonna not your socks.
Speaker 1: Off number one music call number number two, sixth and Walnut,
Speaker 1: Neil Armstrong number.
Speaker 3: Three, yep, number three. I think kids and families are
Speaker 3: going to absolutely love the Newport on the Levee mural.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: It features dinosaurs and animals. My good friends, it's the
Speaker 3: Cincinni Museum Center helping us produce it. It's it's total magic.
Speaker 3: If you've got kids and your coming down, check out
Speaker 3: the Newport area. The ovation development Newport on the Levee
Speaker 3: is where that mural is, and it's really phenomenal.
Speaker 2: Got that down. I watched number four, the four Bag
Speaker 2: of four Bager go.
Speaker 3: Up to Finley Market area at sixteen six Race Street.
Speaker 3: Now it's a little further up, but it's in the
Speaker 3: heart of over the Rhine. There is a mural, a
Speaker 3: brand new mural. Part of the cool thing about Blink
Speaker 3: is that we fifteen new murals from all over the world.
Speaker 3: Artists come here to paint on walls. We now have
Speaker 3: one of the largest collections of public art murals in
Speaker 3: the world. Two artists from the Netherlands I met yesterday
Speaker 3: painted an image of a payphone on this building. It
Speaker 3: is huge. It looks like it's coming out of the
Speaker 3: building and it will. It's it's so cool. It's just
Speaker 3: so cool, and you'll be up in your friendly market
Speaker 3: and there's a lot to do up there.
Speaker 2: So you're saying a picture of a payphone.
Speaker 3: I can't describe it to you, Bill, but it is
Speaker 3: it's it is a okay, the entire side of a building,
Speaker 3: and it's magic. It's so cool.
Speaker 1: I could tell my grandkids about that and they would say, Poppy,
Speaker 1: what is that?
Speaker 3: I know, but that's why I think. That's why. I
Speaker 3: think that's why people are gonna love seeing it. It's
Speaker 3: it's gonna be great down here, you know. I would
Speaker 3: tell people all four nights, you come back multiple times,
Speaker 3: make sure you see Newport and Covington. That great partners
Speaker 3: that meet nky you know, helps this happen. Thank you
Speaker 3: police and fire officials who are down here making sure
Speaker 3: everyth's safe because it's you know, it's one of the
Speaker 3: best weekends to be downtown or in Newport and Covington.
Speaker 3: You know, I encourage people to try and ride a
Speaker 3: bus down here because you know, parking, you got to
Speaker 3: park and everything. But it's we've got it all worked out.
Speaker 3: So if you go to our website at blink Cincinnati
Speaker 3: dot com, all the informations there.
Speaker 1: Let's deal with facts. I don't want to deal with
Speaker 1: hyperbole and depictions of payphones. I understand that two million
Speaker 1: people are going to come, which is if you take
Speaker 1: the Taste and october Fest together, they're half a blink.
Speaker 2: Is that true?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, it's really difficult to do crowd estimates,
Speaker 3: so we work with police and fire about this, and
Speaker 3: we know we count people, you know, if they're here
Speaker 3: multiple nights. But we we have an enormous crowd. It is,
Speaker 3: you know, in the past, definitely more than a million people.
Speaker 3: We will release official estimates after the event, but I
Speaker 3: think what's most important is just the economic impact from it.
Speaker 3: I was talking to a friend of mine who owns
Speaker 3: The Pony, which is a bar up on Main Street,
Speaker 3: Great Wings, Great Beast Sandwich, and he said, this is
Speaker 3: like the best weekend for them. They just they love it.
Speaker 3: And that's true for the guy to own not I
Speaker 3: mean this is this is a small business boost in
Speaker 3: the arms. So if you're down here, you're running a
Speaker 3: restaurant or bar or an art gallery, this is this
Speaker 3: is the hottest weekend. Your hotels are full. I saw
Speaker 3: one hotel had a room. It was probably the last
Speaker 3: room left. It was fifteen hundred dollars a night, which
Speaker 3: is bonkers but awesome. And you know that's great. That's
Speaker 3: awesome for the economy in the city.
Speaker 2: No question.
Speaker 1: So at It starts tomorrow, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. I think
Speaker 1: Sunday too. It'sday night to Sunday night.
Speaker 3: Just ro tip. Sunday Sunday is a great night to
Speaker 3: come because you're going to be My pro tip for
Speaker 3: your listening on it, Sunday is a really great night
Speaker 3: to be down here.
Speaker 1: All right now, As far as admission, Tony Bender's cheap.
Speaker 1: He's from Boone County. It's kind of a rural kind
Speaker 1: of a guy's got chickens, rose, carrots and peas. He's
Speaker 1: a farmer. Why should someone from the hinterland, from the
Speaker 1: outreaches of Boone County or Butler County or Wilmington come
Speaker 1: to Blink.
Speaker 3: Well, people are coming from all over the world. I
Speaker 3: think the guy the family who's in Butler County who
Speaker 3: will make a trip downtown is gonna if they haven't
Speaker 3: been in a while, they'll rediscover how fortunate we are
Speaker 3: to have this urban core with so much to do,
Speaker 3: so many great restaurants, buildings that are you know, architecturally beautiful.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is a great city. We are very
Speaker 3: lucky to live in Cincinnati, Ohio. Not every downtown urban
Speaker 3: core across the country has fared as well as Cincinnati has.
Speaker 3: We have, you know, thousands of people living down here
Speaker 3: in apartments. There's four apartments within a block of where
Speaker 3: I'm sitting right now that are turning into residences. It's
Speaker 3: the greatest collection of art and culture probably in the Midwest. Uh,
Speaker 3: You've got stadiums down here, so people come down here
Speaker 3: for that, but to be able to walk around and
Speaker 3: be Fountain Square and you can ride the street car
Speaker 3: for free all weekend and see much of Blink. We're
Speaker 3: so lucky to live in a place where whether you
Speaker 3: live in Butler County or Boone County at night to
Speaker 3: come down here and experience this economy in our city.
Speaker 3: This is this is great, it's great for for us.
Speaker 2: Why doesn't it exist somewhere else?
Speaker 1: Because I watched this interview on Channel nineties too, this
Speaker 1: couple from the Netherlands who come here.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, what are you? What are you kidding me?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So I'm thinking, why can you explain? I don't get blank.
Speaker 1: I walked around a couple of years ago, looked at
Speaker 1: some holographic images on old buildings, and women are taking picture.
Speaker 1: Who look at that? Look at that? Hey, look at that?
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking. I kept saying, where in the hell's blank?
Speaker 1: Where's blank? And blank is everywhere? What the hell is blank?
Speaker 2: I mean, what are you talking about? Blank?
Speaker 3: You want me to get super You don't make it
Speaker 3: super corny with you, Like there's a spirit of blink too.
Speaker 3: So you know people are down here, You're standing with
Speaker 3: your friends and neighbors. I don't tell people, you know, Billy,
Speaker 3: I grew up in Columbus, Ohio, moved here in nineteen
Speaker 3: ninety five, and you you got to come down to
Speaker 3: Fountain Square when the Reds won the World Series. Who's
Speaker 3: a great, great moment in Cincinnati history. There have been
Speaker 3: other moments with our sports teams. Going to the Super
Speaker 3: Bowl was really awesome. But there's a whole generation of
Speaker 3: people who are going to remember coming downtown and being
Speaker 3: a part of blank and seeing the art and seeing
Speaker 3: the buildings. That will be a lifelong memory for them.
Speaker 3: Standing with their friends and neighbors. The guy from Boone
Speaker 3: County is going to stand next to the person from
Speaker 3: Butler County, and next to them will be somebody who
Speaker 3: lives in over the Rhine, and they will feel this
Speaker 3: great spirit that we have of living in Cincinnati, and
Speaker 3: it's a pretty special thing. And you know, these people
Speaker 3: come in from all over public art murals. To me,
Speaker 3: that is as high form of an art as somebody
Speaker 3: who paints on a piece of canvas. And you could
Speaker 3: sit in your studio and paint a piece of canvas
Speaker 3: and sell art for you know, twenty five thousand dollars
Speaker 3: to some collector, or you could paint the same quality
Speaker 3: art on the side of the building and over the
Speaker 3: Rhine and we all get to see it for the
Speaker 3: next one hundred years. That's pretty lucky that we get
Speaker 3: to have essentially a city that is an art gallery.
Speaker 1: I said the other day that we're blessed to have
Speaker 1: the town we live in compared to other towns our size.
Speaker 1: But I said three c DC, the Reds, the Bengals, FC,
Speaker 1: Proctor and god fitth Third Bank, that Joseph Automotive Group,
Speaker 1: Western and Southern, John Barrett, the tennis tournament. We got
Speaker 1: a little bit of a hockey going on, U C
Speaker 1: Xavier NKU. You could take fifteen miles from downtown Cincinnati
Speaker 1: and there's not a town anywhere in the country that
Speaker 1: does the kinds of things Cincinnati does well. And one
Speaker 1: of them was Blink, which I don't understand. We also
Speaker 1: have music Hall with all the dancing and the orchestration
Speaker 1: and the symphony and the ballet and all that kind
Speaker 1: of crap, none of which I like it all. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: a lot of people aren't like me. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, Brandon, People of differentations, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Many people think I'm not normal, Brandon, call are you normal?
Speaker 3: You know, I think that's a debatable question. I would
Speaker 3: probably say there people like you who say I'm not normal,
Speaker 3: not normal. But that's the best part about this city
Speaker 3: is that you know you might be the biggest Bengals fan.
Speaker 3: And maybe art doesn't mean anything to you, but I
Speaker 3: promise you if you walk around downtown, walk around, you're
Speaker 3: gonna see something that catches your eye.
Speaker 2: And it's funny thing.
Speaker 3: By the way, for a person who doesn't care about
Speaker 3: the Bengals. No, they get swept up in the Super
Speaker 3: Bowl spirit. And we're you know, you're right built Cincinnati, Ohio.
Speaker 3: There's no other city that I can think of who
Speaker 3: can put it all together like we can.
Speaker 1: I lived in Toledo a long time in law school
Speaker 1: and practice law there with Schnorf, Snorff and Schnorf, and
Speaker 1: I watched the death of Toledo. It's really not come
Speaker 1: back except for Ohio state and state government. Columbus doesn't
Speaker 1: even exist. Dayton's got problems. And comparing us to Indianapolis
Speaker 1: or Milwaukee or Kansas City, I'd live here in a
Speaker 1: heartbeat because of large numbers of individuals that make this
Speaker 1: city work. I take it the Barrett and fit Third
Speaker 1: Bank and take three C D C unbelievable stuff being
Speaker 1: done that doesn't happen anywhere else. Once again, what's the website?
Speaker 1: People can go there look at blink maybe down looking
Speaker 1: a stare at a wall somewhere on a holograph.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: You can go from Newport to Covington to Findlay Market.
Speaker 1: It's probably two or three miles walk. You can't take
Speaker 1: it all in one night. What is the website? Tony
Speaker 1: Founder wants to know he wants to bring the kids,
Speaker 1: the chickens, he wants to bring the farm animals and
Speaker 1: marching around.
Speaker 2: What is the website?
Speaker 3: Blink Cincinnati dot com. All of the information you need
Speaker 3: is there, follow on social too. I hope to see
Speaker 3: all of you down there this weekend.
Speaker 1: And should new council members be picked upon qualifications or
Speaker 1: purely upon race?
Speaker 2: What do you say?
Speaker 3: You know, Bill, I've been I've been reading about this.
Speaker 3: I want to say, I know I wanted that wish wish.
Speaker 3: Evan Nolan quite a lot of luck. I've gotten the
Speaker 3: chance to work with him when he was at the
Speaker 3: city and good man. He's a good city man, cares
Speaker 3: a lot about the neighbor of Oakley, which is where
Speaker 3: he and his family live. And like all of the
Speaker 3: nine folks down there, I think you know, go ahead.
Speaker 3: There are things that you could talk about no I
Speaker 3: talk about on your program like you do. But that
Speaker 3: group comes together to support the big things that matter,
Speaker 3: whether it's three CDC, the convention Center, Blink, housing in
Speaker 3: our community. And so I'm focused on, you know, working
Speaker 3: positively with the folks who are down there.
Speaker 1: You're staying out of politics until you seize power once again.
Speaker 1: It'll be Axelrod and Obama is going to be calling
Speaker 1: Lucan at some point ruling for a thousand years.
Speaker 3: Golf cart the golf cart brigade.
Speaker 1: We have an M fifty on top, just letting it rip,
Speaker 1: all right once again, Brendan Call, thanks for coming on.
Speaker 2: You're the head of the chamber.
Speaker 1: You're in charge of all things happening, including the taste
Speaker 1: in Octoberfest and Blinking so much more and get my
Speaker 1: best to all the folks at Blink.
Speaker 3: Well, thanks so much for having me on.
Speaker 1: God bless Blink. Let's continue and Brendan Call, thank you
Speaker 1: very much. You can't talk about politics. I often do
Speaker 1: and I will. A person should be judged by the
Speaker 1: not the color of their skin, but the content of
Speaker 1: their character. And someone out to tell Joe Mallory at
Speaker 1: the NAACP that's the way it ought to be. You
Speaker 1: can't be a civil Rights Group concerned about racism when
Speaker 1: you practice it yourself. Let's continue with more Bill cunning
Speaker 1: and the Great Americans speaking Truth to power on news
Speaker 1: Radio seven hundred WLW. All right, Billy Cunningham, the Great American.
Speaker 1: Let's set up the rest of today's big show. After
Speaker 1: one o'clock today will be the sheriff, Charmaine McGuffey, who's
Speaker 1: going to make a state visit here live about one
Speaker 1: oh five today to talk about the race and more.
Speaker 1: And I would say this about the sheriff's race. You've
Speaker 1: take the prosecutor's office and that is Melissa Powers and
Speaker 1: the Sheriff's office. That's probably most of what Hamilton County
Speaker 1: has to deal with. In fact, the Sheriff's office spends
Speaker 1: more money with about one thousand personnel than any other
Speaker 1: apartment in Hamilton County. I don't know about you, but
Speaker 1: I've been in the Sheriff's department once in the last
Speaker 1: ten or fifteen years. I made a visit to hum
Speaker 1: Jim Neil was the sheriff. I sat there a little
Speaker 1: bit and left, and other than that, I do not
Speaker 1: interact much with the Sheriff's department, thank god. So when
Speaker 1: I don't have a lot of information on something.
Speaker 2: What do I do?
Speaker 1: How about talking with those who know best? Does that
Speaker 1: make sense? So I attended a couple of three months
Speaker 1: ago an event hosted by Sean Donovan at the Boat
Speaker 1: House in downtown with Dean Gregory, and the guest speaker
Speaker 1: was Sheriff Simon Lease. And Simon Lease is about ninety
Speaker 1: years old. He's has some health problems of late, but
Speaker 1: his mind is sharp as attacked and he's getting through
Speaker 1: his difficulties of health. But his mind is completely intact,
Speaker 1: as is his speaking abilities. So I sat there for
Speaker 1: like ten or fifteen minutes and I watched Simon Lease
Speaker 1: or right about the Sheriff's Department of Hamilton County needs
Speaker 1: to continue under the leadership of Charmaine McGuffey, and I'm
Speaker 1: going well. Lese hired Charmaine McGuffey and kept her employed,
Speaker 1: as did he hired Jim Neal and kept him employed.
Speaker 1: And looking at the two side, Lea says that Charmage
Speaker 1: mcguffey's doing a great job as the sheriff of Hamilton
Speaker 1: County and Charmage McGuffey needs to stay now. She is
Speaker 1: a Democrat. You may know, and side Lease is a
Speaker 1: Republican as you may know, and both of us, all
Speaker 1: three of us care more about functionality than politics. Can
Speaker 1: you do the job or can't you do the job?
Speaker 1: And no one knows more about the Sheriff's Department of
Speaker 1: Hamilton County than side Lease.
Speaker 2: The side Lea's name and.
Speaker 1: Impremature is all over the Sheriff's Department, Simon L.
Speaker 2: Lease.
Speaker 1: So for those cops on social media that may say,
Speaker 1: why is Willie Cunningham supporting a Democrat, I'm not supporting
Speaker 1: a Democrat. I'm supporting the better person for the office.
Speaker 1: And the person that knows more than I know about
Speaker 1: how the office functions and how it should function is
Speaker 1: Simon Leese. Would you agree that he knows more about
Speaker 1: that agency that he built up more than anyone in
Speaker 1: the world. He knows about it along with his right
Speaker 1: hand man for decades, with Sean Donovan, who was the
Speaker 1: Chief Deputy of Hamleton County.
Speaker 2: He's still called chief.
Speaker 1: Those two guys represent law enforcement in the City of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati Hamlety County. Would you agree? And when he spoke
Speaker 1: so well about Charmaine McGuffey, how she began as a
Speaker 1: private went to a corporal, went to a sergeant, went
Speaker 1: to a lieutenant, went to a captain, went to a commander,
Speaker 1: and now the sheriff. He said, no one is better
Speaker 1: prepared to continue my legacy than Charmaine McGuffey. In fact,
Speaker 1: she's been doing the job for the last four years
Speaker 1: since she's doing a great job. So if you have
Speaker 1: a doubt, not as a Republican or a Democrat, not
Speaker 1: as a Catholic, a Jew, an atheist, at agnostic, not
Speaker 1: as a woman or a male, whatever it might be.
Speaker 2: We care.
Speaker 1: I care about law enforcement. And when Simon Lease and
Speaker 1: Sean Donovan together say vote for Charmaine McGuffey, that kind
Speaker 1: of does it for me. Because they live and die
Speaker 1: in the Sheriff's Department. They know the commanders, they know
Speaker 1: the personnel. And while I was at this event at
Speaker 1: the boat House, there were dozens and dozens of the
Speaker 1: command officers Hal mccunty Sheriff's Department there telling me off
Speaker 1: to the side, this agency's running great. It's running as
Speaker 1: good or better than when Side Lease was running it,
Speaker 1: run by Charmaine McGuffey. And I'm pretty sure these were
Speaker 1: white conservative West Side men who said Charmaine McGuffey. So
Speaker 1: that's why I support Charmaine McGuffey in the sense, and
Speaker 1: also why I support Melissa Powers, the prosecutor. Now they're women, yes,
Speaker 1: one's a Democrat, ones a Republican, but they each care
Speaker 1: more about the agency they control than the politics whiffing
Speaker 1: around outside. And so after one o'clock today, Charmaine McGuffey
Speaker 1: will be here. I've had on quite off and Melissa Powers,
Speaker 1: and the two of them work very well together. Now, secondly,
Speaker 1: we see once again that the political races are heating
Speaker 1: up and the rhetoric largely is completely out of control.
Speaker 2: Would you agree?
Speaker 1: And so watching constantly the news conferences not held by
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, but the appearances, et cetera, and a couple
Speaker 1: of things come to mind that each party wants to
Speaker 1: promote the other as somehow answering all the difficulties that
Speaker 1: lie before us.
Speaker 2: Well, what happened I think with.
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris is this that she was totally unprepared to
Speaker 1: become a presidential candidate. She tried at one other time,
Speaker 1: and of course she did not get one Democratic vote.
Speaker 2: Then June twenty seventh happened.
Speaker 1: Now, you and I can argue about whether or not
Speaker 1: Trump should have debated Joe Biden on June seven. Some
Speaker 1: said wait till after he's confirmed. But I think politically
Speaker 1: that would have been a better idea because Joe Biden
Speaker 1: would be much easier to beat than Kamala Harris. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump takes his own counsel. And so after June
Speaker 1: twenty seventh, the Powers to Be got together and said,
Speaker 1: the Biden campaign has a problem. It's not the issues.
Speaker 1: It is not the wars that he has started. It's
Speaker 1: not the conditions of our city and largely collapse, except
Speaker 1: maybe the city of Cincinnati. It's not the policies. It's
Speaker 1: the personality. So they were saying, Okay, it's not the
Speaker 1: issues that's the problem. It's the personality of Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: He was a dodtering old man, wondering around stages, and
Speaker 1: he was speaking in tones that no one could understand.
Speaker 1: He was like old Yeller. Put him out of his misery.
Speaker 1: So that went on for about four or five weeks,
Speaker 1: and they said, okay, let's do this. Forget about the
Speaker 1: primary voting of sixteen million Democrats, forget about that. We
Speaker 1: got somebody sitting there in the VP position, who fits
Speaker 1: some of the profiles of a Democrat we like to promote.
Speaker 1: In other words, she perceives herself as being an African
Speaker 1: American and also at Indian American. She perceives herself as
Speaker 1: being black. She perceives herself as someone who continued the
Speaker 1: legacy of Joe Biden. So what happened is they anoint
Speaker 1: on the eve of the Democratic Convention Kamala Harris. She
Speaker 1: immediately soared in the polls. You might know that she
Speaker 1: had a five to six to seven point lead when
Speaker 1: it was announced, and she led Trump anywhere and everywhere
Speaker 1: between three and seven points nationally, and she was heading
Speaker 1: all the seven battleground states. I can recall ABC News
Speaker 1: with David Muir a week after the convention that this
Speaker 1: is Kamala Harris's to lose, as she's winning all seven
Speaker 1: battleground states. She's going to have a big victory. So
Speaker 1: at that point Trump was far behind. Then suddenly something occurred,
Speaker 1: which was the frequent observation of American voters into the
Speaker 1: candidacy into the person of Kamala Harris, and suddenly, small
Speaker 1: by small, little by little, step by step, American people
Speaker 1: realize that Kamala Harris is still Kamala Harris, that she
Speaker 1: is awkward, double speak, word salads, incoherent mess. When she
Speaker 1: ran for president in twenty nineteen, they were hoping four
Speaker 1: years later it would be better, but it is not.
Speaker 1: She doesn't know how to answer basic questions about her
Speaker 1: own policies. They're not asking her the rule in Shelley's case,
Speaker 1: the rule against perpetuties, or the meaning of MAP versus Ohio.
Speaker 1: These are her policies that she can't explain. Worsh She
Speaker 1: often doesn't know what her policies are. The whole campaign,
Speaker 1: a billion dollars, was raised quickly and spent saying a
Speaker 1: new way forward, a new path forward, take the take
Speaker 1: the old and make it better, take the take the
Speaker 1: new and get rid of the old, whatever it might be.
Speaker 1: And she went through three or four news conferences I'm
Speaker 1: sorry strike appearances about a week or ten days ago,
Speaker 1: on The View and on Howard Stern and on CBS
Speaker 1: Late Night with Stephen Colbert and others, in which each
Speaker 1: time she was asked, well, since you've been the vice
Speaker 1: president for the last four years, and since you sign
Speaker 1: on to the policies of Joe Biden, what's going to
Speaker 1: be different under Harris administration? And she had no answers whatsoever.
Speaker 1: The verbal staircases that Ottawas send to a fixed point
Speaker 1: wondered into the ether. She began word salads that made
Speaker 1: no sense at all. She curved back on themselves to
Speaker 1: end where they all began, which was in the beginning.
Speaker 1: Normally you make point A, point B, C, D, and
Speaker 1: e to get to point F and g. You begin here,
Speaker 1: go there. I've done it repeatedly. These are the evidences.
Speaker 1: This is what we've done. The Biden administration has said
Speaker 1: great success when it comes to so many parts of
Speaker 1: American life. This stock market is up, unemployment is down,
Speaker 1: Inflation compared to what it was the first two years
Speaker 1: of our term is going the right direction. There's general
Speaker 1: peace throughout the world. Just make up whatever lies you
Speaker 1: want to and then say, on top of that, these
Speaker 1: are the three or four things I'm going to do
Speaker 1: next in order to make it better. She couldn't do that.
Speaker 1: Her mind didn't operate that way. She simply said, you
Speaker 1: know what, I can't think of anything I would have
Speaker 1: done different than Joe Biden did the past four years.
Speaker 1: Her platitudes fell upon barren grounds, she went back to
Speaker 1: random cackling, odd hand movements, and smugness that belies an
Speaker 1: empty brain without function. In short, she was terrible. So
Speaker 1: slowly but surely, beginning right after Labor Day, and she
Speaker 1: made some of these appearances, the American people said, you
Speaker 1: know what, I can't see her as the president because
Speaker 1: she was terrible. That's where we are. And last week
Speaker 1: she deployed Barack Hussein Obama to lecture young black males
Speaker 1: like Christopher Smitherman and others about their duty to vote
Speaker 1: for a black person, and she proposed a bevy of
Speaker 1: unconstitutional giveaways. I went over the list yesterday with you
Speaker 1: that would cost about twenty billion dollars that you get
Speaker 1: all these goodies from government if you're a black male
Speaker 1: that other people don't get, despite the fact that the
Speaker 1: majority of poor people in America are white. Along with
Speaker 1: giveaways to first generation homeowners targeted ut minority audiences to
Speaker 1: the detriment of other races. So all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: the America people said, you know what, Trump may not
Speaker 1: be the sharpest knife in the drawer, but the one
Speaker 1: issue and I would restrain my comments to white females
Speaker 1: who some say, will carry Kamala Harris over the finish line.
Speaker 1: The one issue that separates the two clearly is the
Speaker 1: legal migration into this country that makes so many of
Speaker 1: our homes unsafe, our streets unsafe, and the fact that
Speaker 1: you can jump the line take over apartment complexes. And
Speaker 1: Martha Radditts of ABC Sunday Morning doesn't think that's a
Speaker 1: big deal. So suddenly that one issue is predominating. And
Speaker 1: if the American people, if white females in the suburbs
Speaker 1: think okay, all these other things. I may not agree
Speaker 1: with Trump on all the important issues, such as the border,
Speaker 1: or cities being sanctuary cities, or she said last night
Speaker 1: with Charlemagne about reparations, Yes, we need reparations for black folks.
Speaker 1: About the price controls and she demands, and no cash
Speaker 1: bonds for criminals, and the ev mandate which will kill
Speaker 1: automotive jobs, and no vouchers for kids getting out of
Speaker 1: the public school system and more DEI training and stopping
Speaker 1: efficient to energy production and abortion on demand from the
Speaker 1: moment of conception all the way through the moment of birth,
Speaker 1: and getting ready of private health insurance and not extending
Speaker 1: the border. All those things and As we get closer
Speaker 1: to crunch time, most Americans are saying, we can't take
Speaker 1: it anymore. This isn't going the right way. It's going
Speaker 1: the wrong way. And the candidate that is right on
Speaker 1: the one issue, maybe the two issues that I care
Speaker 1: about the most, which is the southern border and secondly inflation,
Speaker 1: Trump has a ten to thirty point lead in those
Speaker 1: categories with even white females. I know Rocky Boyman says
Speaker 1: white women should not have the right to vote. I
Speaker 1: will not go that far. I trust that white women
Speaker 1: all around me have figured it out. Trump is not
Speaker 1: going to be your husband, your boyfriend, your father, your brother,
Speaker 1: your grandfather. He's going to be the president of a country.
Speaker 1: And what he wants to do, largely is going to
Speaker 1: be stopped and vilified by the media and by the
Speaker 1: court system.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 1: The one thing he can do with the stroke of
Speaker 1: his pen is shut down the southern border and get
Speaker 1: control of that and get the hell out of this
Speaker 1: country criminal aliens and others that don't belong here. That's
Speaker 1: what he can do. And you and I know that
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris will not do that. She has no intention.
Speaker 1: In fact, she has said repeatedly that I can't think
Speaker 1: of one thing I would do differently if I was
Speaker 1: the president for the past four years and a world
Speaker 1: and a climate in which seventy one percent of us
Speaker 1: feel as if the country's on the wrong track. To
Speaker 1: take the approach that I'm okay, You're okay, let's keep
Speaker 1: it going. Four more years of Joe Biden's policies is
Speaker 1: not something that we desire to have occurred. And when
Speaker 1: she came off the view and Howard Stern and Colbert
Speaker 1: and sixty Minutes. By the way, they played one third
Speaker 1: of the interview of Kamala Harris on sixty Minutes with
Speaker 1: Bill Whittaker and Trash the other two thirds, and they
Speaker 1: played the one third of the interview on sixty Minutes
Speaker 1: that made Kamala Harris look good. When she came off set,
Speaker 1: she was told, according to Axios dot Com, that you know,
Speaker 1: Madam Vice President, the whole campaign is based upon a
Speaker 1: new way forward, taking a new path. How can you
Speaker 1: say that you wouldn't change anything. And they gave her
Speaker 1: a card and said, Madame Vice President, here are the
Speaker 1: three things that went right under Joe Biden. With you,
Speaker 1: the last person in the room and here are the
Speaker 1: next three things to do differently in the next four years.
Speaker 1: Look at these three things that have done right. Look
Speaker 1: at these three things that have gone we plan to
Speaker 1: do differently. We spend a billion dollars of tech money
Speaker 1: in order to convince Americans that somehow things are going
Speaker 1: to be better in the next four years. You've got
Speaker 1: to mention how good things are, but you're going to
Speaker 1: take the best and make it better.
Speaker 2: You're going to go from this direction to that. You
Speaker 2: got that?
Speaker 1: She nod on her head, yes, nodding her head and
Speaker 1: vertical yes, yes, I got it. The interview four or
Speaker 1: five hours later, she forgot again to say the three
Speaker 1: things on the note card she was supposed to say
Speaker 1: about what's going to be different, And the first Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris administration fell back on well, you know, I was
Speaker 1: born in the middle class, and you know Tim Waltz,
Speaker 1: who has a burging scandal around him I can't discuss yet,
Speaker 1: would ride his bicycle in Nebraska. She went right back
Speaker 1: because her mind froze and she couldn't remember the three
Speaker 1: new things they were going to do. And so for
Speaker 1: those who hate Donald Trump, get over it. He's not
Speaker 1: your boyfriend or your husband or your grandfather. He's not
Speaker 1: your business partner. He can do one thing well that
Speaker 1: she will not do, which has fixed the southern border
Speaker 1: and change the direction of this country. Also support the media,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Support the police officers. Also support the military,
Speaker 1: and maybe get America out of foreign wars in which
Speaker 1: we don't belong. The Democratic Party loves foreign wars because
Speaker 1: they fund the defense industries that were dright eyes and
Speaker 1: our warners about the military industrial complex. When Trump was
Speaker 1: in office, he started new wars, he ended wars. Doesn't
Speaker 1: want us to get anymore. So, as a suburban woman,
Speaker 1: think about the one or two issues most remained your
Speaker 1: life and ask which of those two candidates will best
Speaker 1: will best supply your family with lower prices and most importantly,
Speaker 1: a functional society Without twenty to fifty million more legals
Speaker 1: in this country right now, the number might be thirty million.
Speaker 1: Under a Harris regime for the next eight years, might
Speaker 1: get up to one hundred million more people in this
Speaker 1: country that are not entitled to be here. So just remember,
Speaker 1: the more time you spend listening to her, the more
Speaker 1: attractive Donald Trump becomes. The word salad. Yes, we'll be
Speaker 1: here for a long time of Kamala Harris, but she'll
Speaker 1: be manipulated by those around her on policy matters, just
Speaker 1: as Joe Biden has been manipulated by those around him.
Speaker 1: Let's continue. We've scheduled after one o'clock. Germaine McGuffey, the Sheriff,
Speaker 1: to be here, and so much more, and a fly
Speaker 1: becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand
Speaker 1: or a pounds seven hundred. And the more you hear,
Speaker 1: I hope, especially white females, understand that Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: the better choice. If you hate Donald Trump, get over
Speaker 1: it and just vote for him because he's right on
Speaker 1: the two or three issues that matter the most. Twelve
Speaker 1: fifty five Home of your Reds and Bengals News Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WULW by Billy Cunningham, the Great American showing
Speaker 1: you and I in the studio. Quite unusual to have
Speaker 1: a live person here. Charmaine McGuffey, the Sheriff of Hamilton
Speaker 1: County Sheriff. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Sheriff.
Speaker 2: How you doing.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Bill, I appreciate it. I love being here.
Speaker 1: You know I said before you came up that I
Speaker 1: rely upon Sheriff, Simon Leez and Sean Donovan's judgment about
Speaker 1: sheriff matters quite a bit, would you agree?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: In fact, every day you were there, there were a
Speaker 1: good chuck At that time. Sheriff's Lease was your boss.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 5: I worked very closely with him for twenty six of
Speaker 5: those years.
Speaker 1: And I said about two or three months ago that
Speaker 1: Dean Gregory at the boathouse at a big event and
Speaker 1: say is ninety years old, is mine as sharp as attack,
Speaker 1: but his body might be failing him a little bit.
Speaker 1: By the time you're nine, you better fail you a
Speaker 1: little bit. And he gave a ten to fifteen minute
Speaker 1: and passionate speech about why he's supporting you to become
Speaker 1: continue to be the sheriff hamlet A County. Not hyperbole,
Speaker 1: but he watched it for the last four years that
Speaker 1: you've been the sheriff, and Simon L. Lease and Sean Donovan,
Speaker 1: his chief deputy for like twenty five years, have endorsed
Speaker 1: you for the sheriff's position.
Speaker 2: Is that correct?
Speaker 5: That is absolutely true, and I really appreciate it. I do.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about what you've done the last four years.
Speaker 1: Give me the two or three highlights of what you
Speaker 1: changed in the Sheriff's department that for the betterment. And
Speaker 1: once again, this isn't about politics. This is about the
Speaker 1: quality of people and an agency that SI least cares
Speaker 1: about greatly. What are the two or three things you've.
Speaker 5: Done, absolutely so the status of the Sheriff's offices. We
Speaker 5: have made a jail a safer and cleaner place. The
Speaker 5: jail was a failing infrastructure. Some of the cell doors
Speaker 5: actually did not lock, many of them. So if you're
Speaker 5: an officer working in that jail and you put a
Speaker 5: prisoner inside a cell and they can just kick the
Speaker 5: door open anytime they want and come a problem. Oh,
Speaker 5: it was a huge problem, and we had assaults on
Speaker 5: officers and also you know, we also had assaults from
Speaker 5: prisoner to prisoner. There were many problems born to that,
Speaker 5: and also just the deterioration of the facility in the
Speaker 5: way of paint, the usual things. If you have people
Speaker 5: living in an area, you have to keep that up
Speaker 5: and that's plumbing, that's windows, that's everything. So we've done
Speaker 5: a full renovation of that jail. It's still ongoing. We'll
Speaker 5: be finished here in the next several months. And the
Speaker 5: jail cells lock now right. The other thing that we
Speaker 5: did is we have made Hamilton County safer. I've made
Speaker 5: it safe by putting eighty certified deputies, certified police officers
Speaker 5: that we didn't have before. I've certified in my tenure.
Speaker 5: And those deputies can help work ball games, they can
Speaker 5: go be security for businesses, they can you know, it
Speaker 5: opens doors for them within the jail and it's a
Speaker 5: great way to improve your personnel. The other thing that
Speaker 5: we've done for the safety of Hamilton County is we've
Speaker 5: created task force, a domestic violence task Force and organized
Speaker 5: Crime task Force in which we partner with all of
Speaker 5: the police agencies in Hamilton County, Ice, including ICE, including ICE,
Speaker 5: and including the FBI and any other agency that happens
Speaker 5: to touch that. We're all at the table and we're
Speaker 5: all finding ways to apprehend people who are here legally
Speaker 5: and committing crimes.
Speaker 2: All right, to hear this, I'd like to hear this.
Speaker 5: And then the key is to hang on to them,
Speaker 5: keep them incarcerated. I don't want them getting out. If
Speaker 5: you've committed a crime in Hamilton County, you are going
Speaker 5: to stay and for accountability for that action. And then
Speaker 5: and then you can stand for the accountability to the
Speaker 5: immigration system and what they may need to do. So
Speaker 5: we're working very closely with them, and the people that
Speaker 5: come to my attention are people that need to be incarcerated.
Speaker 1: The other day, it's been about a month, I had
Speaker 1: a conversation on the air with Richard K. Jones of
Speaker 1: Butler County and he talked about the cooperation he receives
Speaker 1: from you and also from Boone, Canton and Campbell County
Speaker 1: because law enforcement walks across state lines. And he mentioned
Speaker 1: about something about swatting incidents and that there was a
Speaker 1: local high school that has swatting incident, which means that
Speaker 1: someone had called in to issue some sort of threat
Speaker 1: reel or imagine. Thank god, most or imagine, but some
Speaker 1: are real. Have to act as if they're real. So
Speaker 1: what have you done in technology wise to improve the
Speaker 1: apprehension of those involved in these swatting incidents.
Speaker 5: Well, it's one of the technology advancements that has happened
Speaker 5: under my tenure. We have connected to the different school
Speaker 5: car So these schools that are in are jurisdiction that
Speaker 5: we patrol, we are connecting to their full camera system
Speaker 5: in their schools and we're connecting in a way that
Speaker 5: when it's an emergency, we can access so we don't
Speaker 5: monitor those day to day, but in this particular incident,
Speaker 5: what it allowed us to do is when this call
Speaker 5: came in and someone threatened gun violence, so we immediately
Speaker 5: got the call through our dispatch. What our officers did,
Speaker 5: of course, is go right, They're on their way to
Speaker 5: the school. Within three minutes, we had an intelligence officer
Speaker 5: on the computer looking at every one of those cameras
Speaker 5: in the school and out three minutes, three minutes. Within
Speaker 5: three minutes, we could determine there was no shooter inside
Speaker 5: the school. Everything was looking normal. And then we had
Speaker 5: officers that arrived very immediately and deployed drone, So we
Speaker 5: put that drone in the air and that allows us
Speaker 5: to secure that perimeter. So with that drone in the air,
Speaker 5: we were able to determine within minutes that there was
Speaker 5: no threat to the outside of the school, and then
Speaker 5: we set up a perimeter with all of the other
Speaker 5: deputies that arrived. And here's what I want to remind
Speaker 5: the public. These swatting instances are so serious because it
Speaker 5: puts everybody at risk, not just the students inside who
Speaker 5: could be you know, the victim of chaos and being
Speaker 5: scared and that kind of thing, but also that officers
Speaker 5: are coming at one hundred miles an hour to that
Speaker 5: and parents hear it and they're rushing to the area.
Speaker 5: So we make people safer by being able to contain
Speaker 5: it and know immediately if it is a true threat.
Speaker 5: And then I will tell you this, our intelligence unit,
Speaker 5: we know we're tracking that guy and he is going
Speaker 5: to stand for accountability. We're going to get him. We
Speaker 5: know exactly who he is and we're going to get him.
Speaker 1: As far as running a modern sheriff's department, some criticized
Speaker 1: you for getting rid of the helicopters. That was a
Speaker 1: nice thing. Si Lee's loved helicopters. But then I heard
Speaker 1: Si say, well, a drone is cheaper than a helicopter,
Speaker 1: and if the drone goes down, there's no life taken
Speaker 1: or injured. And so Sile's to this speech when he
Speaker 1: endorsed you said that he's very much respectful the idea
Speaker 1: that silest may be a little bit of old school,
Speaker 1: and you're kind of new school, But how much money
Speaker 1: does this save the taxpayers when you use drones? It's
Speaker 1: helicopters and planes.
Speaker 5: Well, drones are a fraction of the cost of a helicopter.
Speaker 5: Those helicopters, they can be millions of dollars when you
Speaker 5: bring those helicopters on and I will say this, when
Speaker 5: Sheriff Simon LEAs brought those helicopters on, listen, that was
Speaker 5: state of the art. Back then. We needed those helicopters.
Speaker 5: He used them and used them very effectively. But just
Speaker 5: as time marches on twenty six years now to the future.
Speaker 5: Now we have better technology, we have more improved technology,
Speaker 5: and we're using that and saving money with it. So yeah,
Speaker 5: the drones are very effective and our goal is to
Speaker 5: eventually have a drone in every trunk of every patrol car.
Speaker 5: And it saves lives. It gives us true tremendous capability
Speaker 5: for camera infrared, we have recording capabilities. We can even
Speaker 5: talk to people through those drums.
Speaker 1: Amazing. And the other aspect is the on time on budget.
Speaker 1: Sy Lease left about twelve years ago or so retirement,
Speaker 1: and he was on time on budget and the previous
Speaker 1: administration had budgetary problems. And the first meeting you had
Speaker 1: with your staff and I met them all at that fundraiser.
Speaker 1: Dean Gregory put on that I was impressed with the
Speaker 1: men that were there, and a couple of ladies also
Speaker 1: about their respect for you. But explain about the budget.
Speaker 1: How important it is. You have about one thousand personnel
Speaker 1: by far, it's the most expensive division in Hamley County
Speaker 1: by far. We've got to talk about lawsuits and what's
Speaker 1: happened to so many of them. But before we get
Speaker 1: to there on time on budget, explain that.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when I first came on, I told our fiscal manager,
Speaker 5: I said, Kevin, listen, we've got to make budget. First year,
Speaker 5: he said, and he said, I don't think we can
Speaker 5: do it. I said, well, we're going to give it.
Speaker 5: We're going to try. We're going to try hard. And
Speaker 5: we did. We made budget that year, the second, third,
Speaker 5: and fourth year.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 5: But here's the thing I want to note is I
Speaker 5: learned from Simon Leees, from Sheriff Lees about managing that
Speaker 5: money and managing that budget. And I know from the
Speaker 5: twenty six years that I served for him, when we
Speaker 5: didn't have the money, he said no to people. You know,
Speaker 5: he was very fiscally responsible, and I watched how important
Speaker 5: that is for a large department, and I learned those
Speaker 5: things and I incorporate them now when I manage our budget.
Speaker 2: Four years you've been there. Have you been on time
Speaker 2: on budget every year?
Speaker 5: Every year we have been, Yes, and we made you know,
Speaker 5: and here's the thing. To make those budgets, we had
Speaker 5: to make changes and I had to say no to people.
Speaker 5: I had to say no to certain things that I felt, Look,
Speaker 5: this isn't our priority right at the moment. These other
Speaker 5: things are more our priority regarding safety and things. And
Speaker 5: you know, when you explain it to this staff and
Speaker 5: you get everybody on board, everybody's watching the budget. So
Speaker 5: when we have a lot of eyes on it, people
Speaker 5: are making suggestions all the time about hey, let's save
Speaker 5: money by doing this, let's save money by doing that.
Speaker 5: And it has worked out very well for our department.
Speaker 1: Sheriff Mcoffey, let's talk about lawsuits, and god knows, as
Speaker 1: an attorney, I love lawsuits, but nonetheless, under the previous administration,
Speaker 1: after side left, there were dozens and dozens of lawsuits
Speaker 1: the cost of taxpayers millions and millions of dollars. Since
Speaker 1: you've taken over, what have you done to stop the
Speaker 1: lawsuits between inmates and officers?
Speaker 2: What have you done well.
Speaker 5: The very first thing I did is put a focus
Speaker 5: on that, and I said, when we treat people well,
Speaker 5: when we maintain policy and procedure, and our officers are
Speaker 5: doing the right thing, we are going to absolutely minimize
Speaker 5: lawsuits right down to zero. That was my goal and
Speaker 5: right at this very moment, from the four years I've
Speaker 5: been in service, the three lawsuits that I do have
Speaker 5: in play our personnel issue lawsuits that were, you know,
Speaker 5: inevitable because when I came on, I had to fire
Speaker 5: some people for doing the wrong thing, and those people
Speaker 5: don't agree. But I do think I have a very
Speaker 5: strong case. So other than that, you know, three in
Speaker 5: four years compared to eight years and twenty one lawsuits.
Speaker 5: And I know many of those lawsuits from the prior
Speaker 5: administration were linked to use of forces. They were linked
Speaker 5: to that restraint chair, bad uses of restraint chair, horrific
Speaker 5: things happening happening there. They were linked to officerer misconduct
Speaker 5: and plenty of it. When people aren't held accountable, you
Speaker 5: are going to have lawsuit after lawsuit, and you know,
Speaker 5: that's hundreds of thousands of dollars going out the door
Speaker 5: because oftentimes those are settled in some way particularly when
Speaker 5: it's a use of force. I have none of those.
Speaker 5: I'm very very proud to say.
Speaker 1: And I speak to Dan Hills and Ken Kober and
Speaker 1: Sean Donnovan in law enforcement. They tell me that cops
Speaker 1: don't make enough money. You started as a correction officer
Speaker 1: in the Old Workhouse where inmates would throw excrement at
Speaker 1: you as a young, very young, much younger trainee of sorts.
Speaker 1: You were there with Sean Donovan in nineteen I think
Speaker 1: eighty one or something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you've.
Speaker 1: Been working at Frisha's and Whitecastle to get money to
Speaker 1: go to UC. And you did that talk about from
Speaker 1: listening to Simon Lisa's speech on you. He talked about
Speaker 1: she began in nineteen eighty one as a CEO in
Speaker 1: the Old Workhouse that was like a Civil War facility,
Speaker 1: that was nasty. So in that job you've been like
Speaker 1: a private.
Speaker 5: Yeah, first line, the.
Speaker 1: First line at midnight to six am. And then you
Speaker 1: get promoted to a corporal because of what you did
Speaker 1: in office. And from corporal you went to sergeant, right,
Speaker 1: and from sergeant you went to lieutenant, and from lieutenant
Speaker 1: you went to captain, and from captain you went to commander.
Speaker 1: Then for the commander, you went to major. From Major,
Speaker 1: you went to the sheriff. That's correct, And he said,
Speaker 1: no one I've ever hired has gone from the bottom
Speaker 1: of the bottom to the top of the top. And
Speaker 1: I think that for most people that's impressive. Some people
Speaker 1: come to a job horizontally. You came absolute vertically. So
Speaker 1: in your verticality, from the bottom of the top, you
Speaker 1: learn how each division, each department operated. So if he
Speaker 1: got to the top, you know what to do. Did
Speaker 1: you have that plan in nineteen eighty one when mail
Speaker 1: inmates were cursing at you and throwing poo poo at you,
Speaker 1: did you think it one day I'm going to run
Speaker 1: this agency?
Speaker 5: Actually I did not. I never thought I'd be the sheriff.
Speaker 5: And my plan then was to make sure I stayed
Speaker 5: awake on third shift and I got my rounds done
Speaker 5: on time. I also was a person who volunteered for
Speaker 5: lots of overtime. You know, I like to make sure
Speaker 5: that I, you know, made as much money as I
Speaker 5: could to support myself and so forth and my family.
Speaker 5: And you know, I was concerned with just whatever faced
Speaker 5: me that day. And that's each and every day I
Speaker 5: wore the uniform. And every day I've worn this uniform,
Speaker 5: I've enjoyed it. One doesn't matter what I was doing.
Speaker 5: I've enjoyed wearing this uniform because it well, it suits me.
Speaker 5: And once I discovered in anybody, once you discover something
Speaker 5: you love, you're going to stick to it. And I
Speaker 5: did have plans as I moved up in rank. I
Speaker 5: had plans for the department. And I thought to myself,
Speaker 5: if I ever get my hands on the steering wheel,
Speaker 5: you know, these are some of the things I'm going
Speaker 5: to do.
Speaker 2: You know where the bodies are buried all over the place.
Speaker 5: I have the map.
Speaker 2: Now the future.
Speaker 1: We talk about the present, talk about the past, talk
Speaker 1: about the future. They're asking the voters of Hamilton County
Speaker 1: to give you four more years to pick up your
Speaker 1: option for four more years. What's going to be different
Speaker 1: the next four years.
Speaker 5: Well, the next four years, we're going to work at
Speaker 5: the things that we did improve, which is the safety
Speaker 5: of Hamilton County. It's going to become safer. Crime is
Speaker 5: going to go down. Those are my goals. I want
Speaker 5: to make sure that every citizen in Hamilton County understands
Speaker 5: and knows that I am the sheriff for them. Everybody.
Speaker 5: That's everybody. I don't care what side of the eye
Speaker 5: you're on. I don't care if you're black or white.
Speaker 5: If you have a concern in the criminal justice system,
Speaker 5: I'm going to address it in a fair and equal way.
Speaker 5: And you know, I want people to know that we're
Speaker 5: going to work on data and I'm going to push
Speaker 5: that data out to the public because I think the
Speaker 5: public's going to be very interested in what we're doing.
Speaker 2: I met your computer guy. He looks a little bit
Speaker 2: like a geek, but this guy explain what your computer
Speaker 2: guy does about the analytics of crime and things of that.
Speaker 2: This guy's unbelievable.
Speaker 5: Oh he's unbelievable, Andy Beckman, and he is an IT professional,
Speaker 5: a one. We got him from the private sector, you know,
Speaker 5: and he had been so successful in the private sector,
Speaker 5: and he came to us with, really, you know, the
Speaker 5: idea that, look, I want to give back, and I
Speaker 5: know that I'm not going to make as much in
Speaker 5: public service, but i want to give back and I
Speaker 5: want to use my skills to improve this department. His
Speaker 5: dad had been embedded in law enforcement as a chief
Speaker 5: for many years, and oh my gosh, he's a fabulous guy.
Speaker 5: He has brought cybersecurity to our department. We have a
Speaker 5: cybersecurity expert who is helping all of Hamilton County and
Speaker 5: you know, safeguarding their information in this kind of thing.
Speaker 5: And she came from overseas. I mean, she's been embedded
Speaker 5: in the military and so forth. We are collecting people
Speaker 5: that are very high grade, high level professionals at every
Speaker 5: level in the Sheriff's Office and that really does translate
Speaker 5: to a safer community, a safer Hamilton County.
Speaker 1: And this the next four four days is blink. I
Speaker 1: had on Brenden call about blink. I'm not sure what
Speaker 1: blink is, but I went there once from Sean Donovan.
Speaker 1: I said, where's Blink. I couldn't locate blink, but I
Speaker 1: guess the next four days you'll be busier and you
Speaker 1: can't be with blink.
Speaker 2: You know what blink is?
Speaker 5: I do, I do. It's an art show. It's an
Speaker 5: art show that gets You're ready, You're ready for it?
Speaker 5: I'm ready. Oh, we're very ready. You know, the Sheriff's
Speaker 5: Office stays ready. We always project what's coming next, what
Speaker 5: we might face and uh, and we're also ready to
Speaker 5: enjoy it to I certainly am.
Speaker 1: I like jay Gramke. That's the name in law enforcement
Speaker 1: forever in this community. You picked him as your chief departy.
Speaker 1: He walks in the shoes and Sean Donovan jay Gramkey's
Speaker 1: there every day. And as Si Lea's told me, it's
Speaker 1: the best it's ever been. And you said, well, it
Speaker 1: was better under you, size and no one because Side
Speaker 1: didn't have drones, Side didn't have intelligence, Side didn't have analytics,
Speaker 1: Side didn't have an IT guy. But he set a
Speaker 1: tone for the agency. Yes, that percolated to a very
Speaker 1: young Charmaine McGuffey and side Lease's law enforcement beats inside
Speaker 1: your heart.
Speaker 5: That's right because Simon Lee's taught me to shine my shoes.
Speaker 5: He taught me to make sure I have a crease
Speaker 5: in the pants when I wear them. He taught me
Speaker 5: to train others to do that. He taught me to
Speaker 5: stay in shape and be a law enforcement officer that
Speaker 5: projects to the public confidence. And something else that Sile's taught,
Speaker 5: and that was accountability. He had accountability in his department,
Speaker 5: not just for the money and the budget, but also
Speaker 5: for officers' actions in any way, shape or form. And
Speaker 5: he was there. I can't remember a day that he
Speaker 5: wasn't at work, honestly. I mean he came every day
Speaker 5: to work and he was there. Yeah, and before that,
Speaker 5: he worked out, which was a great way to exemplify
Speaker 5: for us, these are disciplines in your life. And he
Speaker 5: said that to me once and I always carried that
Speaker 5: with me. You know, Charmain, when you bring discipline into
Speaker 5: your life, it makes your life a better place and
Speaker 5: and it makes the people around you confident in your abilities.
Speaker 5: And that's exactly what I exemplified. And yeah, I'm very fortunate,
Speaker 5: a lot of us are, all of us are to
Speaker 5: have worked for a man who took his job very
Speaker 5: seriously and was a very good steward to the taxpayers
Speaker 5: in Hamilton County.
Speaker 1: And you've named a part of your agency after Simon Lees,
Speaker 1: who endorses you. Charmaine McGuffey. May you live long and
Speaker 1: prosper or proud to have you in office, and please
Speaker 1: stay there for many more years.
Speaker 5: Well, thank you, I appreciate that, Willie, and you are
Speaker 5: a great American Charmaine McGuffey. Thanks continue. Bill Cunningham, News
Speaker 5: Radio seven hundred WL you.
Speaker 7: Well, the next person that sees anybody throw anything on
Speaker 7: this field, point.
Speaker 2: Them out, but get him out of here.
Speaker 8: You don't live in Cleveland.
Speaker 2: Oh hello, byetos, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Well segment. You don't live in Cleveland. You live in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: But Bill Goodness lives in Cleveland, TA, that's his problem.
Speaker 1: And Mike Trevenzano lived in Cleveland. Yeah, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. How does it look this Sunday with the Brownies?
Speaker 8: I hope Joe Burrow goes up and throws for three
Speaker 8: hundred and sixty five yards and four touchdowns and runs
Speaker 8: for another.
Speaker 2: One kicks his ass. That's right, thank you.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna try to get Bill Wills on either tomorrow
Speaker 1: or Friday. Do you agree to break down the Brownies?
Speaker 1: And one to Shaun Watson. He's having some guardians. The
Speaker 1: guardians are down, the guardians might be out. I'm answering
Speaker 1: a question. I know this racial discrimination everywhere. Yeah, right,
Speaker 1: here's the next president of NBC's right here.
Speaker 2: But nonetheless, now think about this.
Speaker 1: I have to ask you a question about sex, sex
Speaker 1: and more sex discrimination.
Speaker 2: Are you prepared?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: But go ahead?
Speaker 1: What is the gender of the Chief Justice of the
Speaker 1: Eye Supreme Court female? What is the gender of the
Speaker 1: police chief of the City of Cincinnati female? What is
Speaker 1: the gender of Hamny County Sheriff female? What is the
Speaker 1: gender of the prosecutor Hamny County Prosecutor.
Speaker 2: The Great Melissa Powers female?
Speaker 1: How about the three county commissioners, what's their gender female?
Speaker 2: Female? Female?
Speaker 1: And what's the gender of the Democratic nominee for president female?
Speaker 1: Do we need a male oriented kind of like affirmative
Speaker 1: action program for we guys got no shot in life
Speaker 1: right and the president we.
Speaker 2: Gotta get we gotta get back in charge of an
Speaker 2: affirmative action sat amen for white Christian street leaders to
Speaker 2: come back to be prosecutor Charlie Luke and what about Charlie.
Speaker 8: Lucan to be Supreme Allied Commander of the City of Cincinnati.
Speaker 8: No Mark, no more city Council. Just have Chaz in charge.
Speaker 1: We need candidates with hair in their armpits and a
Speaker 1: hairy ass. We need men because women are taken over segment.
Speaker 1: Women have taken over. Do you know it or not?
Speaker 8: How we sound like Archie Bunker, Well, he was a
Speaker 8: good man. I like Archie will he the stude reporters
Speaker 8: approud service of your local teme star heating in their
Speaker 8: conditioning dealers tame star quality you could feel in beautiful Milford.
Speaker 8: The home of one main gallery right down the street
Speaker 8: is Baker Heating down for Little Miami Brewing at five
Speaker 8: one three eight three one fifty one twenty four.
Speaker 1: I know you snicker and laugh, but the point is,
Speaker 1: but women dominate the world. Right dominate the city, the county,
Speaker 1: dominate law enforcement and criminal justice and civil Women are everywhere.
Speaker 1: In fact, my wife is a woman, my granddaughter too
Speaker 1: as a female.
Speaker 2: My mother was a female. What about yours? Same?
Speaker 1: And so we guys need some help along the way,
Speaker 1: don't we, I think?
Speaker 8: So go ahead, and speaking of guys, welly, we want
Speaker 8: to thank McKinley Mortgage.
Speaker 2: You finally got a loan.
Speaker 8: Paul Luck brought down the papers today along with Dirk Spentley.
Speaker 8: He got off, he got off his tour. He was
Speaker 8: just in Columbus last night, or he wanted Columbus today.
Speaker 8: So Paul Luck and Dirk Spentley brought down the uh what,
Speaker 8: the super big boys and the hot fudge cake for lunch.
Speaker 8: That's one of the main food groups that can get
Speaker 8: any better than that on a two on a Wednesday,
Speaker 8: you wait, two or three of them, didn't you. Bengals
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Speaker 8: the field today. Get ready for those Browns on Sunday
Speaker 8: in Cleveland. College football? How about this Arizona State quarterback
Speaker 8: Sam Levitt, who's thrown for over eleven hundred yards and
Speaker 8: eight touchdowns so far this year. Out out this week
Speaker 8: Saturday at Nippert Stadium against the Bearcats.
Speaker 2: Took a hard hit against you tall. He is out.
Speaker 2: Jeff Simms will start for the sun Devils. Is he
Speaker 2: related to the guy that was the Super Bowl champion?
Speaker 2: Phil Simms now in the Giants.
Speaker 8: No unrelated Baseball National League Championship reies tonight. Game three
Speaker 8: back in New York, this time at City Field. Mets
Speaker 8: and Dodgers won one at eight. ALCS. Resumes tomorrow afternoon
Speaker 8: in Cleveland. What the Guardian, Yanks up two games to
Speaker 8: none over those Guardians.
Speaker 1: What about Bill Wills Red's update, Oh, don't tell me
Speaker 1: another injury.
Speaker 8: Red's prospect right hander Connor Phillips is the Arizona Fall
Speaker 8: League Pitcher of the Week in his AFL debut, Phillips
Speaker 8: struck out seven and four scoreless innings.
Speaker 2: What about Matt McClain, I don't know anything about him yet.
Speaker 2: Is he hurt?
Speaker 8: And how about last night for the Yankees and their
Speaker 8: win over the Guardians? Are these names familiar? Ben Lively
Speaker 8: pitched the eighth inning for the Yanks, Luke Weaver in
Speaker 8: the ninth.
Speaker 2: And what team did they play for? Segment?
Speaker 1: The Cincinnati Reds? And who's the manager of the Yankees,
Speaker 1: Aaron Boone? Who's the prime broadcaster on the Yankees entertainment network?
Speaker 2: Big Paul O'Neill, number twenty one.
Speaker 1: Do you see a connection between Cincinnati the pipeline to
Speaker 1: New York?
Speaker 2: Always? Does it ever happen the other way?
Speaker 3: Is not?
Speaker 2: Yet?
Speaker 1: The Yankees send one of their best right to the Reds.
Speaker 1: Let's see soccer news. Tyrone Marshall of FC Cincinnati two
Speaker 1: is the twenty twenty four MLX Next Pro Coach of
Speaker 1: the Year. Hangulations to him. Well they got It's like
Speaker 1: a youth team or something. For FC Dayton In NCAA
Speaker 1: soccer last night, upset number one West Virginia five to one.
Speaker 1: But Mexico beat USA two nil and an international friendly
Speaker 1: not so friendly. Also, congrats to Sycamore junior e Becker Role.
Speaker 1: She won the Ohio Ohio Division one girls golf title
Speaker 1: with a final round of sixty one sixty eight, overcoming
Speaker 1: a five shot deficit.
Speaker 2: It's pretty good.
Speaker 8: And the set Ex boys wound up third in the
Speaker 8: Division one tourney, so congratulations to them.
Speaker 1: Going to text here from David Beckham also known as Jeff,
Speaker 1: and he says FCC two is like Triple A Louisville.
Speaker 2: Correct? Is that correct? Right? They're coming up? Well, when
Speaker 2: did the playoffs start for FC?
Speaker 8: FC's got one more regular season match this Saturday, Willie,
Speaker 8: and then the playoffs begin? Well, last year that, well,
Speaker 8: they're going to miss out on a supporter shield and
Speaker 8: or Miami FC got to get against that this year.
Speaker 8: What about MESSI, Well, I think he played the other
Speaker 8: night and he said he's playing in his last few games.
Speaker 2: So maybe he's going to retire from Argentina or from Miami.
Speaker 8: I guess for the MLS, he's got to wait what
Speaker 8: four more years for World Cup?
Speaker 2: Right? He might be sixty eight years old by then.
Speaker 2: That's too old. I'm still playing. That's too old. So
Speaker 2: that's good though, congrats, you know, see what happens.
Speaker 1: But a lot of high school football going on right now,
Speaker 1: which you agree, Uh, definitely. Has Cole Raine won a
Speaker 1: game this year? Nopew about this crime is not down
Speaker 1: sent to me by Triffin Kallis of Green Township. It's
Speaker 1: from my friend and yours, John Lott. But the FBI
Speaker 1: is now rescinding their previous data drop about crime and
Speaker 1: it's us ending, not descending. Did the media cover that
Speaker 1: at all or did it not fit the narrative? I
Speaker 1: haven't seen it yet. Yeah, I'm gonna get it to
Speaker 1: a segment that the truth will set you free? Okay,
Speaker 1: do you want to be free or not? You want
Speaker 1: to be enslaved with false ideas or do you want
Speaker 1: to be living alive with the facts. I prefer facts,
Speaker 1: you prefer or you prefer false ideas?
Speaker 2: Is that correct? And by the way, do you know
Speaker 2: what blink is?
Speaker 8: Yes, it's gonna be a beautiful thing. Tell me what
Speaker 8: I'm gonna have this weekend? Tell me what blink. It's
Speaker 8: like a It's like a light show that's gonna be
Speaker 8: all over the city, drones, everything up against the buildings.
Speaker 2: That's going to be beautiful. It's a beautiful thing. I
Speaker 2: won't be there. Why won't you be there? You got
Speaker 2: nothing else?
Speaker 8: Why don't you go downtown and walk around? I did
Speaker 8: that once. It's downtown. It's at Finley Market, Right, Newport
Speaker 8: US it called Newport Covington's all over the place.
Speaker 1: Brendon call. Who's the David Axelrod of Charlie Luken's administration?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: The Carl Rove is planning a bloodless coup where he
Speaker 1: and Chaz Lucan will take over eight to one Plump
Speaker 1: Street during blink and not give it back for weeks
Speaker 1: and months on end.
Speaker 2: Really, and they will hire and.
Speaker 1: Fire based upon quality and experience and not based upon
Speaker 1: race or gender. May I thought that's how you're supposed
Speaker 1: to do things. Talk to the NUBLEACP Joe Mallory about
Speaker 1: the label. That's not the way things are done.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, don't hire white people is what the NUBACP says.
Speaker 1: Don't hire the whitey. You got to hire someone black.
Speaker 1: Isn't that discrimination segment.
Speaker 2: In my book? Yeah? Not in his?
Speaker 1: Okay, a civil rights group formed to stop racial discrimination.
Speaker 1: Now uses it just change the object of the discrimination.
Speaker 1: This Nolan care Evan Nolan. I never met him, probably
Speaker 1: never will. He's a white, married guy, and Joe Mallory
Speaker 1: of the NAACP doesn't like it because he's white and
Speaker 1: he a lawyer. Yes, those are special people, as you know.
Speaker 1: Correct segment. You didn't answer my question. What as Coleraine
Speaker 1: High School won again?
Speaker 2: They have not. Did they win a game last year?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: Do you see a pattern? Yes, just saying they may
Speaker 2: be kicked out of the league.
Speaker 3: Oh they're not.
Speaker 1: Kick them out, Kick you out of the league, kick
Speaker 1: him out, get rid of them. Got an upgrade, need
Speaker 1: some nail money, get some nil money. You there, Well
Speaker 1: see what you can do with some nil money.
Speaker 8: Eighty eight oh one chiviot road, go there, now.
Speaker 2: Get it there?
Speaker 1: Pretty said Bolden leaves in the school which just collapses.
Speaker 1: Would you agree? Tough times are tough? Times are hopefully
Speaker 1: going to end here soon?
Speaker 2: Willie for the cards gonna have hard time, Daddy Hartell?
Speaker 2: Are they going to try to win a game? They
Speaker 2: try to win every week.
Speaker 1: What do they do? They fail? They fail, they fail.
Speaker 1: That's all they do is fail upon failure, failing upon fail.
Speaker 8: What's the park doing this year? They're not tearing things up?
Speaker 8: Are they four and five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they got haven't got to the meat of their
Speaker 2: schedule yet, got the meat coming. Well, we got like
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks to go. Nobody ready, whatever lies
Speaker 2: did they beat ready?
Speaker 8: Twenty seventeen is what I'm told the Blue Devils won.
Speaker 8: That's why did Tony Pike get a big boy? You
Speaker 8: got some hot fudge cake instead? And here you're all square,
Speaker 8: now all square, are all square with everything.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you brought this up. I have got alluded
Speaker 2: to the fact that you take all your information with
Speaker 2: you in a suitcase, and you travel bank to bank,
Speaker 2: savings alone, to savings alone, to credit unions and a
Speaker 2: no point, did you even get a sniff? You show
Speaker 2: him your stuff and they say, sir, get the hell
Speaker 2: out of here.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but you know what, I get a free pin
Speaker 8: every time I go in there, which is good. But
Speaker 8: Paul look and McKinley morgan, if you run a bank,
Speaker 8: send me a pen. But down the loan of the money.
Speaker 8: About that segment. Paul Luck's the greatest. He's good because
Speaker 8: he brings his food him and Dirk's.
Speaker 2: Bentley and and more and a loan. I don't know
Speaker 2: what I'm gonna do with it. But you drink alone.
Speaker 2: That's right. What's the name of that, George Thoroughgood. I
Speaker 2: drink alone. I drink that's the greatest. I drink alone. Segment.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your involvement, Yes, sir, Willie, Get me
Speaker 1: out of the stud's report, getting ready for glory that
Speaker 1: lies ahead, including blink, blink and more blink along with
Speaker 1: high school football, along with the Bengals. Bengals and the
Speaker 1: Reds have no one injured presently.
Speaker 2: Correct, not that I know of.
Speaker 8: What about Matt McClain didn't play yesterday in the farm.
Speaker 8: I haven'd heard anything out in Arizona yet.
Speaker 2: Lack a lat problem, called Doc Hollywood about I was
Speaker 2: a reindeer in Newfoundland. You've got a lat problem. So
Speaker 2: we'll see what it is. Segment. Get me out of
Speaker 2: the suge report, Willie, and utter of a chilly day
Speaker 2: here at a trice eate.
Speaker 8: We leave you with the immortal words of the stood report.
Speaker 4: Always stood to be with you, Bill, see you later.
Speaker 2: That's the governor.
Speaker 1: Who endorses By the way, Donald Trump, your comments please
Speaker 1: very good. Let's continue with more at trome of the Bengals.
Speaker 1: Bill Wells coming up Thursday or Friday Live from Cleveland.
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Speaker 2: Good woman, steal I make an old woman less, make
Speaker 2: a young.
Speaker 5: Yo.
Speaker 8: I'm the bowl, bad of the bowl.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: One of the big things going on right now is
Speaker 1: Skyline Chili flavored Greater's ice cream. To me, that's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: I haven't tried it. Not sure I will, but I
Speaker 1: love Skyline Chili and I love Greater's ice cream. Maybe
Speaker 1: together it'd be like peanut butter and chocolate. I don't know,
Speaker 1: I'll find out. I know jd Vance is winging in
Speaker 1: on it and more. I'm willing now to take calls
Speaker 1: from the American people. The lines are open. We have
Speaker 1: six lines open, seven four nine, seven thousand, or pound
Speaker 1: seven hundred one of the other. Get to talk with
Speaker 1: the great American and have your voice heard throughout the
Speaker 1: fruited plane in this great country of ours about the
Speaker 1: issues that confront and confound us. I catch flock online
Speaker 1: about supporting a Democrat. Well, to me, what's more important
Speaker 1: than party is principal. What's more important than partisanship is
Speaker 1: the ability of someone to do the job. That's what's
Speaker 1: most important to me. Generally, those are Republicans. Every now
Speaker 1: and then you find a good Democrat, like Charmaine McGuffey,
Speaker 1: and when you find one, you go with it. For
Speaker 1: many years, I voted for Dusty Roads the American Dream.
Speaker 1: It was a Democrat from Dehigh I liked the guy.
Speaker 1: I voted for Democratic judges all the time, Richard Kneehouse
Speaker 1: and Mary Kneehouse. I voted for feller Off, voted for
Speaker 1: lots of Democrats, and less Gains ran for judge my
Speaker 1: old boss. I voted for less Gains. I voted for
Speaker 1: Debbie Gaines. I voted for many Democrats. At one point,
Speaker 1: if I was living in the city, I would have
Speaker 1: voted for dry Tillery. So the fact is, to be
Speaker 1: a great American you have to have a philosophy of
Speaker 1: life developed through years of trial and error and reading
Speaker 1: and understanding and speaking. But you also have to not
Speaker 1: be such a hard bit part artisan that you will
Speaker 1: never vote for a Democrat, because I do. I can't
Speaker 1: recall ever voting for a Democratic president. I know I
Speaker 1: voted for a John Glenn. I wouldn't vote for Howard Metzenbaum,
Speaker 1: but I like the courage of John glenn Us, Senator
Speaker 1: who was in Friendship seven. I voted for other Democrats,
Speaker 1: though don't quickly come to mind. I almost have to
Speaker 1: know a Democrat before I vote for him. And one
Speaker 1: Democrat I know is Charmaine McGuffey, who began at the
Speaker 1: lowest levels of the Sheriff's department on the range at
Speaker 1: midnight shift at the workhouse, and her dream was to
Speaker 1: become a law enforcement officer. She worked out of for
Speaker 1: more than thirty years, starting in nineteen eighty one. My gosh,
Speaker 1: thelmast forty years and now she's the sheriff and wants
Speaker 1: to serve another term. And I hope you listen to
Speaker 1: the interview I had with her between one and one thirty,
Speaker 1: and from that you should know my feelings about competency.
Speaker 1: No one I know cares more about objective law enforcement
Speaker 1: and professional standards than Simon L. Leech Junior, and also
Speaker 1: Sean Donovan is chief deputy for thirty years, and both
Speaker 1: of them, unstitadingly endorse Charmaine McGuffey. So, if you're a
Speaker 1: great American, if you believe in law enforcement, if you
Speaker 1: believe not in party politics but professionalism, followed the advice
Speaker 1: of Side Lease and Sean Donovan and the Great American
Speaker 1: and say yes to Charmaine McGuffey to get it going
Speaker 1: another four years. And if a liberal Democrat takes over
Speaker 1: in four to eight years from now, They're not going
Speaker 1: to have my support. I'm going to speak loud proud
Speaker 1: in Sasse, not about partisan politics, but about competency. And
Speaker 1: when Sheriff Lee says he endorses Charmaine McGuffey, he knows
Speaker 1: what he's talking about. Would you agree? Well, let's continue
Speaker 1: and take some telephone calls as I'm apt to do.
Speaker 1: I'm not afraid about early voting about issue one, about
Speaker 1: issue one or two in the state of Kentucky, about
Speaker 1: parties or candidates and more. I'm keeping my list here
Speaker 1: voting for Trump or voting for Kamala had Harris. The
Speaker 1: more we know about Kamala Harris, the less we like it.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Barb and Hebron, home of the airport
Speaker 1: than Tom and Norwood love the air from Kenny from
Speaker 1: Norwood if he's in the area, Kenny call in. Let's
Speaker 1: go to Barb and Hebron, Kentucky.
Speaker 2: End up?
Speaker 5: Bye, Hi, Bob, how you doing?
Speaker 2: Go ahead? Go ahead?
Speaker 6: I'm doing great, Bill. I'd like it known that in
Speaker 6: Boone County we are not a sanctuary city or county.
Speaker 6: But if you look at the county jail, the number
Speaker 6: of people who look like they're here illegally, they may
Speaker 6: have ice retainers or something like that, or federal warrants,
Speaker 6: it's very high. I would say approximately a third of
Speaker 6: the roughly four hundred and fifty inmates there. And I
Speaker 6: find that very scary. These are not young people, innocent
Speaker 6: looking people. They look like hardened criminals. And I think
Speaker 6: that Cincinnati has been catering to allowing people to come
Speaker 6: to the country illegally, and they've been brought there, and
Speaker 6: it concerns me. I rarely go into Cincinnati now purposely.
Speaker 6: Used to be fans of music hall, going to Blink,
Speaker 6: going to different the zoo, different places, but I choose
Speaker 6: not to.
Speaker 1: You know, Barb, the category, the type, the gender, the
Speaker 1: age of those coming to this country illegally are overwhelmingly
Speaker 1: males between the ages of fifteen and thirty. And those
Speaker 1: who come here illegally generally don't have a sponsor, don't
Speaker 1: have some agency looking out for them, they don't have
Speaker 1: work skills that are needed in the workplace, and the
Speaker 1: great majority of crime, especially vicious personal assaults, are committed
Speaker 1: by males, and generally younger males. You don't see fifty
Speaker 1: year old men committing a lot of crimes. It's between
Speaker 1: the ages of fifteen and thirty years old. And we
Speaker 1: have a rather soproach when it comes to many cities
Speaker 1: of law enforcement. And I would say half the judges
Speaker 1: in Hamlety County have difficulties sending child rapists, murderers to jail,
Speaker 1: burglars and thieves and those who commit serious crime. I'm
Speaker 1: sure passing bad checks and those kinds of things are
Speaker 1: bad too, But when you think about the quality of
Speaker 1: life issues, young males commit the great majority of crimes
Speaker 1: that are murders and rapes and burglaries and drug sales,
Speaker 1: and overwhelmingly you have a large number here that should
Speaker 1: not be here. And Barbar, I'd ask you to speak
Speaker 1: to the ladies, the friends. Women will determine the outcome
Speaker 1: of this election. And I hope more and more females
Speaker 1: figure out it's not in your interest to have millions
Speaker 1: and millions of young, unattached males roaming around the country
Speaker 1: doing what they're not investing they're not working, they're committing crimes, Venezuela, gangs, etc.
Speaker 1: Your comments are exactly correct, and thank you for your call.
Speaker 1: Let's continue now with it. Tom and Norwood, and then
Speaker 1: Wayne and Steven, Melissa and thousands of others. Tom and Norwood,
Speaker 1: the gem of the Highlands. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Tom,
Speaker 1: give me a full report.
Speaker 4: Hey, Willie, I'm just over here in Norwood because I
Speaker 4: came to early vote and I was listening to you
Speaker 4: on the way here. I'm the only Democrat I voted for.
Speaker 4: Is guess who I.
Speaker 2: Hope Charmaine McGuffey Exactly.
Speaker 4: That's the only one of those.
Speaker 2: He's impressed this place.
Speaker 4: This place is jumping and uh well, I'll tell you something,
Speaker 4: it's a well oiled machine. The FYI for anybody wants
Speaker 4: to park vote early, don't try to get into that
Speaker 4: parking lot. We're right there, unless you have to park
Speaker 4: across the street in that little shopping mall.
Speaker 2: So Tom, you're saying here here it is two sixteen
Speaker 2: in the afternoon. This is a Wednesday afternoon, and you're
Speaker 2: telling me the Board of Elections in Norwood has packed
Speaker 2: in the middle of the afternoon that is correct, But it's.
Speaker 9: A well oiled machine.
Speaker 4: They have so many people were working in there, filtering
Speaker 4: you in and out, getting you through, and then you
Speaker 4: leave it from a different door, and they have police
Speaker 4: officers out of the street directing traffic. So I believe you,
Speaker 4: Like I didn't park across the street, they stopped traffic.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm telling you it's impressive. So if you
Speaker 4: get there, don't be intimidated by what you see parking
Speaker 4: go in, because you're going to get it out of
Speaker 4: there in less than a half an hour.
Speaker 2: Tom grat call.
Speaker 1: From the time you entered the door of the Board
Speaker 1: of Elections in Norwood to the time you left, how
Speaker 1: many minutes did it take? Fifteen to twenty thirty minutes?
Speaker 1: How long did it take to vote?
Speaker 9: I'm a slow reader.
Speaker 4: It was probably about fifteen minutes, to be honest, I'm
Speaker 4: kind of kidding.
Speaker 2: But no, it's a good experience. It's a good experience.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: I never voted early, but I was paranoid about not
Speaker 4: staying within the lines because I don't want no excuse
Speaker 4: to kick my ballot out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so this isn't voter suppression. And I'll tell
Speaker 2: you one other thing.
Speaker 1: There was all of my friends on the High Supreme
Speaker 1: Court about drop boxes, and I say that every mailbox
Speaker 1: is a dropbox. If somebody wants to get their ballot
Speaker 1: in the mail, Sanctuary States will send you the ballot
Speaker 1: and you can put a stamp, you can vote. I
Speaker 1: vote in my house at the kitchen table with the
Speaker 1: People's Judge and I we sit there. There was one
Speaker 1: candidate we didn't know about that I went online and
Speaker 1: we don't vote together. I think we vote pretty much
Speaker 1: the same, but nonetheless, and then I went to a
Speaker 1: mailbox and I put my ballot in the mailbox. So
Speaker 1: every mailbox is a drop box. So when I hear
Speaker 1: the left wing radical Democrats talk about voter suppression, how
Speaker 1: much voter suppression did you see this afternoon zero?
Speaker 4: I'm glad you said that, because they also have a
Speaker 4: tent set up across the street. If you had your ballot,
Speaker 4: you can pull into a line and hand it to
Speaker 4: somebody that's standing there in the parking lot, and then
Speaker 4: you can just drive on through.
Speaker 2: Well, Tom, all I know is that we get the
Speaker 2: government we deserve. The cloud.
Speaker 1: The comments of Benjamin Franklin, who was standing walking out
Speaker 1: a Constitutional hall in seventeen eighty seven, one of the
Speaker 1: good citizens of Philadelphia said, mister Franklin, do we have
Speaker 1: a monarchy or do we have a republic? He said,
Speaker 1: we have a republic if we can keep it. And
Speaker 1: so it's up to each of us, what two hundred
Speaker 1: and forty seven years later, to vote to keep that republic.
Speaker 1: We're not a democracy or a constitutional republic, but within
Speaker 1: that constitutional republic there's democratic responsibilities of voting and becoming informed.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you did, Tom, May God bless you.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I highly recommend people don't be intimidated. Go vote early.
Speaker 4: It was my first time and it was great.
Speaker 9: Go do it.
Speaker 2: You'll do it. Do it from now on. Thank you.
Speaker 1: So vote early by either getting the ballot in the
Speaker 1: mail and that's over with now it's too late. If
Speaker 1: you already got it, you can, but then do not vote,
Speaker 1: cast a ballot, become informed before you vote, and then
Speaker 1: act accordingly. And on Stage Issue one in the state
Speaker 1: of Ohio, I'll tell you again, read the first sentence
Speaker 1: of that constitutional amendment. If you read the first sentence
Speaker 1: and understand it, ninety five percent would vote no on
Speaker 1: State Issue one. They're lying to you about the effective
Speaker 1: State Issue one. State Issue one means it takes away
Speaker 1: your right to vote permanently for those who sit on
Speaker 1: the Reapportionment Board. Those who sit there are the Governor,
Speaker 1: the Secretary of State, and the Auditor, and two representatives
Speaker 1: of the House, two of the Senate, one Democrat, one Republican.
Speaker 1: In each seven members. You vote for each member of
Speaker 1: the apportionment Board to put them there. If you vote
Speaker 1: yes on Issue one, it means your right to vote
Speaker 1: in the future will be eliminated, and bureaucrats and college
Speaker 1: professors will vote for you.
Speaker 2: Is that what you want?
Speaker 1: You'd have to be a clown and a fool to
Speaker 1: vote yes on State Issue one. Don't be a clown.
Speaker 1: Vote no one. Let's continue now with Steve and I
Speaker 1: think in Springfield, Ohio? Is that Rice?
Speaker 2: Teve? Are you in Springfield or where are you? If anywhere?
Speaker 9: I'm in Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 2: Okay, more and raised here to Wittenburg University.
Speaker 9: Yes, that's where my father in law graduated graduate of
Speaker 9: Wittenburg University. We're very proud of with.
Speaker 2: Burg Good College. What can I help you with?
Speaker 9: I've just gone to let you know that not everybody
Speaker 9: in Springfield is still trying to accommodate this aation.
Speaker 2: Situation's what's going on? Give me the trip.
Speaker 9: Well, the serious is I'm sorry, I don't know when
Speaker 9: Michaels and why became the spokesman for Springfield and all
Speaker 9: that's going on here, because in all my years of
Speaker 9: living here, I have yet to see him in Springfield
Speaker 9: on walk. Now that doesn't mean he doesn't come here,
Speaker 9: but he's kind of set himself up as spokesman for
Speaker 9: all of us. And I'm sorry, Mike, You're wrong. Not
Speaker 9: everybody's happy about the Haitian Now, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 9: Springfield is a great city to live in, live your
Speaker 9: all the life, Little League Baseball all the way up
Speaker 9: through et cetera. Raised my whole family here. Now I'm retired,
Speaker 9: but you see billboards going up in different places that
Speaker 9: are saying things like Ohio Heartland for the Haitians are
Speaker 9: the heart of Ohio and immigrants are welcome here. Bill
Speaker 9: we did we didn't put them up. And nobody has
Speaker 9: kind of me to mind door and said Steve, because
Speaker 9: trust me, I used to. I used to do to
Speaker 9: a church where we went to the Dominican Republic, and
Speaker 9: I visited Prince, and I'm telling you we've got poor
Speaker 9: to prints going on right now here in Springfield with
Speaker 9: the driving population. I'm sorry. I used to go out
Speaker 9: and sell on my back porch and listen to the
Speaker 9: birds of light and the crickets. Now all you hear
Speaker 9: are police sciens. They're constant. Do you take a certain
Speaker 9: parts of Springfield. I'll tell you one, for example, is
Speaker 9: park shopping center in Springfield. You're want to go there
Speaker 9: and seek your life into your own hands. Go there.
Speaker 9: You have Haitians showing up. There's a maneuverability practice spot
Speaker 9: where driver's examinations are given there, and here's a clear
Speaker 9: science says no practicing parking. Go there. Sometimes I have
Speaker 9: pictures and I can send you several. The Haitians are
Speaker 9: showing up, buy themselves in a car right sign, brand
Speaker 9: new cars, and they're practicing party. Okay, I understand Bill.
Speaker 9: These people are driving in there by themselves and practicing parky.
Speaker 2: Now without a license.
Speaker 9: They're that's kind of backwards, didn't it, Steve.
Speaker 1: I'm like, you don't put up against the clock. I
Speaker 1: got a run. I would say a couple of things.
Speaker 1: One is that every Haitian and Springfield is legally there
Speaker 1: because of the parole program of Joe Biden, which should
Speaker 1: be eliminated immediately. No community can put up with twenty
Speaker 1: thousand brand new residents who don't speak of the English,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, maybe Springfield, Ohio needs a
Speaker 1: few immigrants properly vetted, don't need twenty thousand. Whether there's
Speaker 1: Presbyterian Scots or Haitian supporter of prints, they don't fit in.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous and it shouldn't happen. That's another reason of
Speaker 1: vote for Trump.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Secondly, I have a note here from a friend of
Speaker 1: mine who said, make sure you put two stamps on
Speaker 1: your mail in ballot. The ballots take a dollar and
Speaker 1: one cent in postage. And what I did was put
Speaker 1: two stamps on each of ours. Because I have Forever stamps,
Speaker 1: I guess that's worth about two of them are worth
Speaker 1: about I don't know, a dollar twenty five, so I
Speaker 1: would hope the postal service would deliver to the Board
Speaker 1: of Elections. You're ballid with one stamp, but to be safe,
Speaker 1: put two stamps on. Let's continue. Thousands on hold, millions
Speaker 1: are listening, speaking truth to power, standing for principal and
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Speaker 10: Said that communication is key, but she couldn't communicate with
Speaker 10: you immediately to tell you that Joe Biden had stepped down. Correct,
Speaker 10: you were busy in spin Spin class.
Speaker 2: Right, I that was right?
Speaker 3: So it was.
Speaker 2: I was in La.
Speaker 11: It was during that weekend when all the planes were
Speaker 11: down because the software glitch, so I had to spend
Speaker 11: an extra day in LA. I decided to go to
Speaker 11: a cycling class with some friends and it was an
Speaker 11: hour class and we were just chit chat and I
Speaker 11: had my phone in the secret service car, so I
Speaker 11: didn't have my phone, and then my friend's partner just
Speaker 11: showed me his phone with the letter from President Biden,
Speaker 11: and I'm like gotta go, and just ran into the
Speaker 11: car and there was my phone, literally like you could
Speaker 11: feel the steam.
Speaker 2: Seven or eight messages all with you know, where are you?
Speaker 11: Call Kama, Call Kamala And it was a one minute
Speaker 11: or less conversation which started with where that were you?
Speaker 11: I need you right now, and basically get to work.
Speaker 4: Hello, quiet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 2: Guy Hockey.
Speaker 1: That was Doug m Offer, slap swimming around and impregnant
Speaker 1: at the babysitter.
Speaker 12: Is in any of the interviews that he's done, has
Speaker 12: any interviewer asked him about the not one, but two
Speaker 12: allegations that seemed credible shuck women?
Speaker 2: They at least ask him, No, would they ask jd Vance? What?
Speaker 2: What if? Jd Vance? In probable possible? All night long?
Speaker 8: If playing and in the vite of the President and
Speaker 8: Kamala on Fox News like tonight, it's.
Speaker 1: Going to be taped between five and five thirty, run
Speaker 1: their entirety at six. I won't know about the plagiarism
Speaker 1: about that little note. Yeah, of her law book, right,
Speaker 1: But I want to talk to you about Pete Diddy.
Speaker 1: One of the he tried to recruit you as a
Speaker 1: young Is that true?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 12: And if he did, I have parents that would not
Speaker 12: have allowed that to happen. Some of these people out
Speaker 12: there get so starstruck. Yeah, sure you can. Yeah, borrow
Speaker 12: my fourteen year old kid and you take around. How
Speaker 12: great is this? I can tell my friends about it. Meanwhile,
Speaker 12: your kids.
Speaker 1: Screwed up literally literally, I didn't know p Diddy went
Speaker 1: to hay him in the FM dial?
Speaker 2: Is that correct? I think he went all across the
Speaker 2: map justin Bieber is still screwed up, right, Yeah?
Speaker 1: What about your friend R Kelly, about Jeffrey Epstein, what
Speaker 1: about all those what about Bill Cosby?
Speaker 2: I hope it all comes out, get it all out.
Speaker 12: I want all the degenerate Hollywood elite types.
Speaker 2: I want I want it all get it out. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2: If you ever say to someone like p Diddy, here's
Speaker 2: my little rock, he's fourteen years old. You go live
Speaker 2: with Pete Diddy for the next six months, it's not
Speaker 2: nos but but I don't know.
Speaker 12: I assume parents are like they get caught up in like,
Speaker 12: oh my god, did he Maybe maybe he'll make my
Speaker 12: kid famous?
Speaker 2: You're gonna make him famous? All right? Now? What now terrible?
Speaker 1: According to speculation on on the evening shows, is that
Speaker 1: somehow he's going to flip and is there somebody of
Speaker 1: tapes Pete Diddy? What about the tapes? Where are the
Speaker 1: tapes with Ja Vstein? Where's that where jay Z's name
Speaker 1: is throwing jay Z? What about Beyonce? I used to
Speaker 1: date Beyonce when she was with that one group. I
Speaker 1: kind of liked her at that point, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. It was, yeah, it was Yeah, I kind
Speaker 1: of liked all three of them. But that's a different story.
Speaker 1: But I want to get how do I know that get.
Speaker 2: It all weak? In the freaks, you probably wont get
Speaker 2: it all out.
Speaker 12: Get it all out, at least I stay on the
Speaker 12: AM dial. That's all I can tell you. So what
Speaker 12: about the big interview? Brett Baer Kamala Harris pressures on.
Speaker 12: I think his first question should be do you support
Speaker 12: men competing biological men competing women's sports? Set the tone
Speaker 12: right there. Trump came out today with hair or the
Speaker 12: other day with Harris. Faultner said absolutely not. If I
Speaker 12: get in, we're gonna stop this. The crowd full of
Speaker 12: women went thunderous applause. That should be in his first
Speaker 12: three questions, She.
Speaker 2: Went on, answer the be gonna Well, first, well he's.
Speaker 1: Got a press talk about the middle class, you know,
Speaker 1: and Tim Waltz was in a bicycle in Nebraska when
Speaker 1: the lights came on. It'll be everything. But how about
Speaker 1: yesterday with Charlemagne the God about reparations? She said repeatedly, yes,
Speaker 1: based upon race, I'm gonna take money from one group
Speaker 1: give it to another. Now she beats around the issue
Speaker 1: like she's I'm all very Bush doesn't answer the question.
Speaker 12: She stands for nothing. So it's hard to do interviews
Speaker 12: when you stand for nothing, when there's nothing in you
Speaker 12: that regardless a part of your talking point, this is
Speaker 12: what I believe. And if you have none of that,
Speaker 12: well she doesn't, then you flip flop and you have
Speaker 12: to kind of dodge the question.
Speaker 2: And stands for nothing? Should stand for something in life?
Speaker 1: She'll stand for nothing and sit for everything. She goes
Speaker 1: up the verbal staircase of life, never getting to the top.
Speaker 1: When she gets close, she comes back to.
Speaker 2: Present. Yeah, what about women? Do women figure this out? Rock?
Speaker 1: Because I know women are the key to everything in
Speaker 1: our life. I told the segment, we men need affirmative action.
Speaker 1: What is the gender of the Chief Justice of Ohio?
Speaker 2: Female?
Speaker 1: How about the chief of police of Cincinnati female? How
Speaker 1: about the sheriff female? How about the prosecutor female? How
Speaker 1: about all the commissioners female? How about the Democratic nominee
Speaker 1: for president?
Speaker 2: By the way, I love you.
Speaker 12: I love when you ask any of those females you mentioned, Hey,
Speaker 12: should we have reparations for males?
Speaker 2: Should we have affirmative action? They laugh like that's the
Speaker 2: dumbest thing you've ever said. It's our time, baby, it's
Speaker 2: our time. You know, what about your No one.
Speaker 12: Cares about equality. They want special treatment. How about Joe
Speaker 12: Mallin Write that down, sake.
Speaker 2: Write that down.
Speaker 1: The NAACP is decrying the idea that Miko O and
Speaker 1: some city council picked a straight white man.
Speaker 12: They pick a qualified person that's not based upon gender, race,
Speaker 12: or sexual activity.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Joe malluryal catch no flight for engaging in
Speaker 1: discrimination when his group supposedly opposes it.
Speaker 2: The NUAACP, right, why does somebody ask him that? Where
Speaker 2: is it? You can't find him with a search warrant.
Speaker 2: He doesn't want to answer the question. By the way,
Speaker 2: what is the question? Get him to answer the question?
Speaker 1: You know, the race of his wife? Wait, bingo, I'm
Speaker 1: just saying one might ask the question, Joe Mallory, how
Speaker 1: can you decry the appointment of a white man because of.
Speaker 2: The color of her skin? You say why?
Speaker 12: I simply I love her and she's the right person
Speaker 12: to be my wife. Which is the right answer for.
Speaker 1: Any John Evan Nolan, he's a good guy, is Oakley
Speaker 1: whatever it is? But he's the wrong color and he's straight.
Speaker 1: That's a problem, is it?
Speaker 2: Don't think so? Sack Man.
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Speaker 1: Break it down, Rock, I got Bill Willis coming up tomorrow.
Speaker 1: What do you think we have? We have Bill Wills
Speaker 1: at four o'clock a day.
Speaker 2: We get a double dose. Yes, what's gonna happen?
Speaker 12: So here's a stat for you, right, give me the
Speaker 12: Deshaun Watson has been sacked more than any other quarterback
Speaker 12: in the NFL. Right, he takes sacks at an extraordinary rate.
Speaker 12: It's been sacked thirty one times. The next closes twenty.
Speaker 2: So Hubbard could have a good day.
Speaker 12: Yes, Bengal maligned, It's all working out like we're getting
Speaker 12: like the perfect team for this pull us out of
Speaker 12: the abyss.
Speaker 1: Here Well that the defense won the last game the
Speaker 1: Bengals had, right, the defense got.
Speaker 12: Yes, we need we need the offensive performance of the
Speaker 12: Ravens and we need the defensive performance of the Giants
Speaker 12: down segment.
Speaker 1: Okay, have you is it true that the Bengals are
Speaker 1: two and eight the last ten games of Cleveland some
Speaker 1: bad numbers.
Speaker 2: They have not won in Cleveland since twenty seventeen, twenties,
Speaker 2: like like eight seasons. They've had eight games in Cleveland.
Speaker 2: They're oh to eight? Yes, no, it's the last six
Speaker 2: meetings six.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe they didn't maybe the covid ourselves ste but
Speaker 1: zero the games in Cleveland Cleveland? Yeah, well they play
Speaker 1: there once a year every correct, So I'm thinking they're
Speaker 1: zero and whatever?
Speaker 2: Not good? Not good?
Speaker 1: So can they beat the Brownies with thee This will
Speaker 1: be the game.
Speaker 12: And they just traded a Marii Cooper who's look a
Speaker 12: five time pro bowler, so he's gone, he's gone. Bengal's
Speaker 12: gotta win this game for many reasons. They should win this.
Speaker 2: Division and division is another problem.
Speaker 12: Can you believe Deshaun Watson has a guaranteed contract for
Speaker 12: forty five million dollars this year, forty five million next year,
Speaker 12: and forty five the next year.
Speaker 1: One hundred and thirty five million, my deer park, Matt
Speaker 1: tells me three times for guaranteed one hundred and thirty five.
Speaker 1: That's not like that contract you have said, Say what
Speaker 1: about your contract?
Speaker 2: How much is that guarantee? Sin of laden? Yeah? What about?
Speaker 2: This is all around?
Speaker 1: What about McKinley mortgage? Fueling your fervor for big boys?
Speaker 2: Minding your pocket? Takes line? He took one home in
Speaker 2: his pocket, a hot punch cake. What a mess? Put
Speaker 2: two in my car? How about Hamilton?
Speaker 8: How about Hamilton County officials? Will he exploring putting a
Speaker 8: dome now over pay corpse stadium.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you said that.
Speaker 12: We have Scott Warbon at three o'clock going to talk
Speaker 12: about that very thing.
Speaker 2: A on top of it. The Eddy of Rocky shows
Speaker 2: on top top of it. You're at the bottom, seg Man,
Speaker 2: You're at the bottom.
Speaker 8: College football, Arizona State quarterback Sam it is out for
Speaker 8: Saturday's game against the Bearcats at Nippert Stadium. Took a
Speaker 8: hard hit against Utah. He's injured. Jeff Simms will take
Speaker 8: over for the sun Devils.
Speaker 1: What need the quarterback of the Giants? When when they
Speaker 1: won the Super Bowl, that was Philip Simms. He's related.
Speaker 1: He changed his name, went to Yeah.
Speaker 8: Went to National League Championship Series game three to night
Speaker 8: at City Field in New York City.
Speaker 1: Do you like that Mets and Dodgers won one? What
Speaker 1: about O Tawny coming in in relief on the mound.
Speaker 2: That's the room bigger than OJ right there? Okay?
Speaker 3: How many?
Speaker 8: They don't need anybody because they got Ben Lively and
Speaker 8: Luke Wow. That's on the Yankees though.
Speaker 2: And what team do they? Those two Yankees play for? Reds.
Speaker 1: Who's the manager of the Yankees? Aaron Boone from the
Speaker 1: pall O'Neill number two one. I can't believe that's still well.
Speaker 1: He calls me when he's traded. He says, well, I
Speaker 1: can't believe that the Burger is getting rid of me.
Speaker 1: I said, oh my god, where are you going?
Speaker 2: He said?
Speaker 1: I got the other Yankees and they stink? He said,
Speaker 1: I know they stink. Paul, it's New York Is. I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna like it. It's too big. I don't like
Speaker 1: it Columbus.
Speaker 2: Now he's a monument. Now he's got a monument. Every
Speaker 2: time I seen Gigabe, Joe DiMaggio, Paul, I'm thinking of Paul.
Speaker 2: We're not pretty good. Yeah, he won four.
Speaker 1: He's got a total of six rings now and as
Speaker 1: the broadcaster, if they win this, he'll get another ring.
Speaker 2: I mean he tied up perfectly. I gotta go to
Speaker 2: the Yankees.
Speaker 4: New York.
Speaker 1: I don't like New York. I don't like Steinbrenner. I
Speaker 1: may not even start. Paul make the best.
Speaker 2: I look at him, I would say he did just that. Now,
Speaker 2: Bay Ruth, Lou Garrig, Joe.
Speaker 12: Paul, you make a lot of money betting that you
Speaker 12: are the people enshrined in the Yankees.
Speaker 2: So we got to offer from the Yankees. We can
Speaker 2: get Roberto Kelly. I said that for Paul O'Neill. Get
Speaker 2: rid of that guy.
Speaker 3: Love.
Speaker 2: Paul O'Neill led the American League in hitting.
Speaker 1: One of the worst trades of Reds management ever made. Paul,
Speaker 1: You're I'm in Roberto Kelly Neville his wife. But he
Speaker 1: was a good player, right, just didn't work out here.
Speaker 2: He's okay, but as usual, well, the Reds thought that
Speaker 2: we got Roberto Kelly for Paul O'Neill. We got him
Speaker 2: now in addition to Aaron Boone and the relievers, the
Speaker 2: closers of the Yankees, all reds.
Speaker 8: They had the well, they had the brothers that won
Speaker 8: in the infield, the two Larkin brothers and the two Boons. Right,
Speaker 8: we're in the infield that one year Opening Day, wasn't it?
Speaker 1: I don't get it? Anyway, how's the counseling of Santax coming?
Speaker 1: What's the last what's the counseling on it? Things are well,
Speaker 1: things are moving right alongs we got problems too handled
Speaker 1: internally ever been handled internally, were handled eternally, which is
Speaker 1: the problem. But nonetheless we wish saying, actually their castling
Speaker 1: department nothing but the best. So uh, you can hook
Speaker 1: up with the president of moll Or High School and
Speaker 1: have a hell of a good time.
Speaker 2: Anything else, I don't think so is that? It? Sure is?
Speaker 2: What's on the big show? You lady?
Speaker 3: Here?
Speaker 2: He gave it out Scott Warman talking about the dome.
Speaker 12: Got the dog YouMagine Peygart Stadium dome, Hamilon County taxpayers
Speaker 12: pay for a dome.
Speaker 2: Let's go sign me up. Put the logo on the
Speaker 2: field on the roof. They got a dome on the
Speaker 2: practice field, right, Yeah, you got a bubble about getting
Speaker 2: a bigger bubble, Just do it.
Speaker 1: He's got a big bubble. We'll pay for that right
Speaker 1: after a Mike Brown's money aside.
Speaker 12: Would you think that's cool or do you think football
Speaker 12: should be played in the element?
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 1: I like it under the dome because, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: but Mike Brown's worth four to five billion dollars. Should
Speaker 1: he pay something for this?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: It's I said before.
Speaker 12: It's it's the greatest situation on planet Earth where billionaires
Speaker 12: get Joe six pack to pay for the facilities and
Speaker 12: then charge them full freight. Gonna be asking you to
Speaker 12: to pay for the money to build King's Island, and
Speaker 12: then you still got to pay the way.
Speaker 2: I don't get to ride the roller coaster for free. No,
Speaker 2: you must pay him full and you'll like it. Of
Speaker 2: life at the National just shut your mouth.
Speaker 1: We're gonna raise the prices for you to come to
Speaker 1: stay in your own stadium.
Speaker 12: You're getting dinged every year for it, and you gotta
Speaker 12: pay full freight on top of it.
Speaker 2: A hamburger a hundred dollars down there. What a wonderful business. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and get pay thirteen dollars for a beer? Believable.
Speaker 12: How do you get like a free beer card or something.
Speaker 12: We're gonna pay billions tax payer. You pay for the
Speaker 12: updade a free beer? Hitting over and take another one?
Speaker 12: Sounds like a Justin Bieber video with P Diddy behind him.
Speaker 2: Terrible. Well, that's a different story. And Justin ber or
Speaker 2: I don't follow him much. What about the Giant? He's
Speaker 2: not doing well? Man, he's not doing well.
Speaker 12: He just looks all like thin and emaciated and just
Speaker 12: looks like he's going through some things.
Speaker 1: Well, if you spend a quality time with P Diddy
Speaker 1: with his equipment, how would you feel.
Speaker 12: It's the same reason all those parents let their kids
Speaker 12: spend the night with Michael Jackson.
Speaker 2: Oh, Michael Jackson.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: Oh, they're just having a birthday party and they're going
Speaker 2: to sleep in his Are you kidding me? No, I'm not.
Speaker 2: That's the way it works. They can tell their friends, Hey,
Speaker 2: you know, how about our songs? There were Michael Jackson,
Speaker 2: I got the meeting. It's one of Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 1: Where's all the names of the people on the Lilita
Speaker 1: Express from Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 2: Where's that that FBI as it? Where is that? It'll
Speaker 2: come out after November a matter of investigation. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: we can't bring that up there.
Speaker 12: Elon Musk says, if Trump gets gets in there, let's go.
Speaker 1: All right, Thank you very much. I think you have
Speaker 1: a big guest today at five o'clock.
Speaker 3: We do.
Speaker 12: You're joining us at five on a topic you have
Speaker 12: to be determined, and I know what it won't be about.
Speaker 2: The Ling Department.
Speaker 1: But I always asked Austin when he called, you're ready, guys,
Speaker 1: you what are we gonna talk about?
Speaker 2: He said, I have no idea. I said, perfect either,
Speaker 2: So we just, you know, just wing it first thing
Speaker 2: comes to our mind. But you love my Charmaine mcguffey's interview,
Speaker 2: wouldn't that? He was great?
Speaker 12: What a story, right, Just put in the work you got.
Speaker 12: You gotta give it to her. She does a great
Speaker 12: job to men puts in the work. I was listening
Speaker 12: to that and I got the feeling, you know, there's
Speaker 12: some people that are just born to do So you
Speaker 12: were born to be a great talk show host, right,
Speaker 12: I was born to be involved in football, justle.
Speaker 2: He's born to be super big boys and hot fudge cakes.
Speaker 12: I'm born to be the number one employee, the mass shot,
Speaker 12: the top guy here at seven hundred.
Speaker 2: W I don't give you enough chops segment, and I
Speaker 2: always do. Thank you. Please continue, Charm McGuffey.
Speaker 12: You just get the like she was put on this
Speaker 12: earth to do that, and she followed it and she
Speaker 12: did it, so good for her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, segment, Get me out of the student's report. As
Speaker 1: we continue to babble incessantly.
Speaker 8: Well, the honor of a chilly day here in the
Speaker 8: Tri State and lookout, turn on that heat.
Speaker 1: From temp star quality you can feel and get in
Speaker 1: line for counseling at Saint X.
Speaker 8: We leave you with the immortal words of the stood report.
Speaker 7: Well, the next person that sees anybody brought anything on
Speaker 7: this field, point him out, get.
Speaker 2: Him out of here.
Speaker 9: You don't live in Cleveland.
Speaker 5: Better.
Speaker 2: It does not better than that. Best.
Speaker 12: Could you imagine Zach Taylor or any coachfl grabbing the
Speaker 12: house mic and doing that.
Speaker 2: Twitter would lose his mind.
Speaker 1: Sorriana, dude, he fell it off. He did it without
Speaker 1: the mic, right the head coach, Yeah, he'd.
Speaker 8: Be surprised me he didn't get Did he get fined
Speaker 8: for doing that? I can't remembers. Nowadays, he probably wouldn't
Speaker 8: got probably would get suspended for a game No.
Speaker 2: One don national football. He was stressed out. He was
Speaker 2: stressed out. Hard job here from Russell Mock, the head
Speaker 2: of the GOP. I would like to have Jim Neil
Speaker 2: on the show. I'll say anytime, we'll call him in there.
Speaker 12: I like them on seven hundred W l W