Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the Great America. Welcome this Monday, after year
Speaker 1: in the tri state Temperonshire close to fifty degrees today.
Speaker 1: Last week of golf o was terrible, but good news
Speaker 1: has come from Ravake Ramaswami. He's announcing sometime later this
Speaker 1: afternoon that he's going to be a candidate for governor
Speaker 1: in state of Ohio. And I've watched him do many
Speaker 1: national interviews in which he says, well, I have a
Speaker 1: big announcement on the twenty fourth of February. The twenty
Speaker 1: fourth of February is here. And Vivake Ramaswami, Springfield Township
Speaker 1: resident for many years and graduate of Sandex High School,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Viveke, what is
Speaker 1: your announcement this Monday afternoon.
Speaker 2: Look, I'll be announcing later today that I'm running to be.
Speaker 3: The next governor of Ohio. Billy in Ohio.
Speaker 2: I live in Columbus now it's where we raise our
Speaker 2: two sons. I'm excited to pass the American dream on
Speaker 2: to the next generation. And President Trump he's making our
Speaker 2: country great and reviving our confidence in a America. I'm
Speaker 2: going to be reviving our confidence in Ohio, and I think.
Speaker 3: That's the kind of governor we need.
Speaker 1: You know, at this point, many have said, what about Doge.
Speaker 1: You and Elon musk are launched it, and you left
Speaker 1: Washington to come back to Ohio to run for governor.
Speaker 1: Does Ohio need a Doge type examination of its budget?
Speaker 4: Absolutely needs efficiency at every level. I'm proud and was
Speaker 4: honored to help get DOJE off the ground for those
Speaker 4: first two months. And what became clear to Elon and
Speaker 4: myself and President Trump is that a lot of the
Speaker 4: programs that sit at the federal level are going to
Speaker 4: be kicked down to the states and to the people,
Speaker 4: from education to healthcare. And what we need is governors
Speaker 4: who are then willing to actually catch the pass that's
Speaker 4: been thrown from President Trump. And so that's what I'm
Speaker 4: looking to do as governor, is to take that mentality
Speaker 4: of harnessing efficiency, do it to put money in the
Speaker 4: pockets of every Ohio. I want to Hio it to
Speaker 4: be the state of economic excellence. I want to hire
Speaker 4: to be the state of educational life excellence. Would I
Speaker 4: bring down the property tax burden immediately in this state.
Speaker 4: Put money back in the pockets of Ohioans cut the
Speaker 4: red tape and regulation and bureaucratic overreach, so we can
Speaker 4: be the state of energy dominance, manufacturing dominance, AI dominance,
Speaker 4: the state where our kids are actually able to live
Speaker 4: the American dream that seems out of reach for them.
Speaker 4: And I do think getting a lot of the waste
Speaker 4: and fraud and abuse out of the system and putting
Speaker 4: that money back in the pockets of Ohioans is an
Speaker 4: important step to do it.
Speaker 3: That's what I think, Billy.
Speaker 1: You know, I wouldn't note that there's been fourteen or
Speaker 1: fifteen states that have done away completely with the income
Speaker 1: tax state income tax. See Ohioans have about a three
Speaker 1: point five percent at the top rate. I noticed that
Speaker 1: in Indiana, even Democrats voted into the state of Indiana
Speaker 1: next door to eliminate the Indiana state income tax. Would
Speaker 1: your plan be also to eliminate over time the state
Speaker 1: income tax or keep it at a low rate.
Speaker 5: Well, you're taking the line straight out of my speech.
Speaker 4: Later today, Billy, But yes, we need to we need
Speaker 4: to become a zero income tax state to stay competitive.
Speaker 4: You got people deserve to keep what they earn. And
Speaker 4: as nine other states have already done it, and many
Speaker 4: more are now on a path to do in it.
Speaker 4: It's going to be a requirement for Ohio to be
Speaker 4: competitive as well, and it goes back to them being
Speaker 4: transparent about those expenditures. I also want to make sure
Speaker 4: that every state expenditure, every local county, township expenditure is
Speaker 4: publicly visible, is publicly on a ledger for every Ohioan
Speaker 4: to see. And that is going to bring a whole
Speaker 4: lot of sunlight to a lot of wasteful spending. I
Speaker 4: want us to be the best state in the country
Speaker 4: to be an entrepreneur, to start and grow a new business.
Speaker 4: As you know, I'm not a politician, I'm an entrepreneur
Speaker 4: who has lived the American dream. I want every Ohioan
Speaker 4: to be able to do the same thing. And so yes,
Speaker 4: zero income tax state. Bring down the property tax burden,
Speaker 4: spread and flash and burn every iota of waste, fraud, abuse,
Speaker 4: red tape.
Speaker 3: Or government overreach.
Speaker 4: Let police officers and sheriffs actually do their jobs with
Speaker 4: the proper training needed to do it well. Bring back
Speaker 4: the mental health institutions that actually all otherwise would cause
Speaker 4: our jails to be overrun. All of these save money,
Speaker 4: but they're also about improving effectiveness.
Speaker 1: You know, you touch a sensitive point because when I
Speaker 1: was in the Attorney General's office, I had commitment hearings
Speaker 1: frequently a long View State Mental Hospital which was in
Speaker 1: the Roselawn area, and I can't there was about five
Speaker 1: hundred to one thousand people locked into that facility that
Speaker 1: are now on the streets homeless and mental health is
Speaker 1: a big issue with many families and Cincinnati the largest
Speaker 1: mental mental health facility is the Hamlety County Justice Center.
Speaker 1: People every county in Ohio as a justice center or
Speaker 1: a jail packed with insane individuals that need mental health services,
Speaker 1: alcohol services, they have drug addicted. That's why we have
Speaker 1: ten cities all over Cincinnati, which is awful.
Speaker 6: And so are you saying that you want to have like.
Speaker 1: State mental hospital maybe in five or six in the
Speaker 1: state that provide services to those that are mentally ill
Speaker 1: like the old system we had before the movie One
Speaker 1: Flew Over the Cuckoos Nast with Jack Nicholson.
Speaker 6: You were too young to remember that.
Speaker 1: But once that movie happened in the nineteen eighties, everything
Speaker 1: changed in America, I think, and every mental hospital was
Speaker 1: cruel and vicious to it to its residents, and that
Speaker 1: is not the case. Longview was a good facility that
Speaker 1: kept those with mental health needs off the streets.
Speaker 6: So what is your plan for mental health?
Speaker 4: That's exactly it, Billiant. This is a controversial issue with
Speaker 4: some on the left, but I think we require a
Speaker 4: governor who has the courage to confront it. Right now,
Speaker 4: the number one source of psychiatric care in the state
Speaker 4: is actually our jails, our prisons. That's unacceptable. Our sheriffs
Speaker 4: will tell you the same thing. Our jails are overrun
Speaker 4: by people who should be in psychiatric institutions, not in jails,
Speaker 4: and that's causing more crime and actually more poverty.
Speaker 3: Even in the cities.
Speaker 5: So you know, the one who flew over the cuckous FtF.
Speaker 4: I have seen the movie, by the way, But a
Speaker 4: lot of that was a type of marketing to get
Speaker 4: people out of these psychiatric institutions where frankly, the pharmaceutical
Speaker 4: companies came out with their first generation of anti psychotic drugs.
Speaker 4: That was one of the drives to be able to
Speaker 4: say there were abuses in the old system, and were
Speaker 4: there some abuses?
Speaker 5: Absolutely there were, and are we going to correct for those?
Speaker 4: We should, We should respect the dignity the basic dignity.
Speaker 3: Of every human and every American.
Speaker 4: But I don't think it is compassion to then put
Speaker 4: somebody in jail and then let them out, and because
Speaker 4: they're mentally insane, are actually committing more crimes. That's not compassion.
Speaker 4: That is cruelty to everyone involved. And so, yes, it
Speaker 4: is a touchy subject, but I do think we need
Speaker 4: to bring back psychiatric care through the psychiatric institutions that
Speaker 4: we used to have.
Speaker 5: And Billie, this is the personal issue for me.
Speaker 4: My mom was a geriatric psychiatrist who treated patients often
Speaker 4: with PTSD, who worked in the VA down in Cincinnati.
Speaker 4: And I do believe that we know the truth. We
Speaker 4: just need a leader who stands for that truth.
Speaker 5: And I think it's going to help make every Ohio.
Speaker 4: And better, even those who are getting the care that
Speaker 4: they're not getting today. And I hope that unites frankly
Speaker 4: Republicans and Democrats once we have the courage to explain
Speaker 4: it to them.
Speaker 1: We need a functional mental health facility like the old
Speaker 1: Longview State Mental Hospital. We need it badly because it's
Speaker 1: not kind to someone to live on the streets of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati or Columbus. Secondly, what about the issue of sanctuary cities.
Speaker 1: Cincinnati is a sanctuary city and the mayor here f
Speaker 1: Ted Pirrival, has said that we are a sanctuary city.
Speaker 1: And the police union is fighting with the mayor, saying
Speaker 1: Ken Coober or a sergeant Erey, you know what he says.
Speaker 1: We want ICE partnerships, we want FBI partnerships. What can
Speaker 1: you do as governor to improve that situation about sanctuary cities?
Speaker 4: So, look, that's going to end on my watch. We're
Speaker 4: a nation founded on the rule of law, Billy, and
Speaker 4: I say this as the kid of legal immigrants to
Speaker 4: this country. That means your first act of entering this
Speaker 4: country cannot break the law.
Speaker 3: That is who who we are as Americans.
Speaker 4: And I think it is wrong when governments, including at
Speaker 4: the city level, including at the township level, are sponsoring
Speaker 4: the violation of that rule of law. There will be
Speaker 4: no sanctuary cities in Ohio on my watch. And how
Speaker 4: am I going to take this to the next level.
Speaker 4: It's called two eighty seven G. It's a provision in
Speaker 4: the law that actually allows local law enforcement to partner
Speaker 4: with ICE to.
Speaker 3: Be able to remove illegal immigrants.
Speaker 4: I think it's essential, it's essential to carry out President
Speaker 4: Trump's vision there's only several thousand ICE agents at the
Speaker 4: federal level. We need local law enforcement to actually help
Speaker 4: get that job done. And again, I want to do
Speaker 4: this in a way that is compassionate to every Ohioan,
Speaker 4: but we're not being compassionate to our own citizens, to
Speaker 4: our own actual legal residents of this state if our
Speaker 4: cities are overrun with the effects of mass illegal immigration
Speaker 4: as well. And so I think I'm uniquely suited to
Speaker 4: deliver that message as the kid of proud sons of
Speaker 4: legal immigrants to the country where nation founded on the
Speaker 4: rule of law, and Ohio is going to be a
Speaker 4: state that leads the way in enforcing the rule of
Speaker 4: law because that's part of our national identity, it is.
Speaker 3: Part of who we are.
Speaker 4: And I do believe that most islands are on the
Speaker 4: same side of this issue. We're opposed to illegal immigration.
Speaker 7: Part of the.
Speaker 4: Solution is we have to end the incentives to be
Speaker 4: here illegally in the first place. And that's why I
Speaker 4: believe the sanctuary cities need to end out with the
Speaker 4: sanctuary cities and in with two to eighty seven g
Speaker 4: to be able to leverage our local law enforcement with
Speaker 4: the proper training to do what so many of them
Speaker 4: want to do.
Speaker 5: Which is to serve our state and serve our country.
Speaker 1: Two or three other quick questions. President Trump signed two
Speaker 1: or three days ago an EO and executive order that
Speaker 1: says that no more federal grants to shall we say
Speaker 1: service organizations to house and clothe and feed and illegal migrants.
Speaker 1: Also is going to look at the Medicaid payments to
Speaker 1: those that are here illegally. What can a governor do
Speaker 1: to grossly discourage social welfare agencies in the private sector
Speaker 1: receiving millions of dollars in moneys from the taxpayer to
Speaker 1: house clothes and feed of legal migrants shouldn't be in
Speaker 1: the first place. Can you issue an executive order from
Speaker 1: Columbus as the governor saying that the state will not
Speaker 1: pay the expenses of illegals in the state of Ohio
Speaker 1: and won't screen it through these social service agencies.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, But we're going to go a lot further than that, Billy.
Speaker 4: I think when we're talking about saving taxpayer money right
Speaker 4: here in Ohio, you've got to spend your taxpayers money
Speaker 4: as though it's your own money. And that's not happening today.
Speaker 4: Creating the incentives for people to break the rule of
Speaker 4: law is going to coust people to break the rule
Speaker 4: of law even more. And I'm not going to do
Speaker 4: that as governor. I refuse to stand by and just
Speaker 4: let that and watch that happen. But we're also going
Speaker 4: to go further in even saving money in other ways.
Speaker 4: Not only are we going to end every last penny
Speaker 4: going to support illegal immigration. That's of course going to end.
Speaker 4: That's about the rule of law. Now let's talk about
Speaker 4: saving money for Ohioans. We're also going to reattach work
Speaker 4: requirements to medicaid and welfare. Even for people who are
Speaker 4: here legally on what medicaid and welfare, you should at
Speaker 4: least have work requirements attached to that form of government aid.
Speaker 4: I mean, the real point is it's not compassion to
Speaker 4: make somebody dependent on the government.
Speaker 3: That's not compassion. That is cruelty.
Speaker 4: And so what we require is Ohio has been a
Speaker 4: state that sought exemptions from those federal work requirements.
Speaker 3: No longer.
Speaker 4: If you're able body between the ages of eighteen and
Speaker 4: fifty four, you should be able, if you don't have kids,
Speaker 4: to seek a job for at least twenty hours a week.
Speaker 4: That's good for the country. It's good for our state,
Speaker 4: it's good for our budget. But it's also really even
Speaker 4: good for the very Americans who are on the receiving
Speaker 4: end of it, because it provides them a path to
Speaker 4: independence and sell sustenance. And that's what we want for
Speaker 4: our fellow brothers and sisters in this country. So that's
Speaker 4: the way I'm looking at it as the next governor.
Speaker 1: Now, lastly, there's a big debate right now in Columbus
Speaker 1: that may be resolved when you get there. The primary
Speaker 1: is about a little over a year away, and that
Speaker 1: is marijuana. We voted in Ohio fifty eight percent of
Speaker 1: us and I don't smoke pot, never have, never will,
Speaker 1: doubt I ever will.
Speaker 6: I won't do it.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, fifty eight percent of us said, you know,
Speaker 1: recreational marijuana sales is a good thing. We now have
Speaker 1: our good Governor, Mike DeWine wanting to double the tax,
Speaker 1: double the cut into Columbus from ten percent of the
Speaker 1: sale to twenty percent, and then distribute that money all
Speaker 1: over Ohio through a general fund. It's got the cities
Speaker 1: and the townships all worked up because they were promised
Speaker 1: three point six percent and they established these dispensaries, and
Speaker 1: so the people have voted, and now the lawmakers want
Speaker 1: to change the marijuana tax to double the take from
Speaker 1: the state of Ohio. You may know Marijuana Control Commission
Speaker 1: in Ohio says that in twenty twenty five, there's going
Speaker 1: to be a billion dollars in sales of legal recreational
Speaker 1: marijuana that comes out of the pocket some drug dealers.
Speaker 1: The drug dealers this year are not going to get
Speaker 1: one billion dollars in illegal marijuana sales because there's a
Speaker 1: pot of gold there. The state wants to double its
Speaker 1: take from one hundred million dollars in taxes up to
Speaker 1: two hundred million dollars in taxes, which will encourage high prices,
Speaker 1: which will drive marijuana users back into the dark market.
Speaker 1: I know it's a proxial issue at this point and
Speaker 1: may be resolved by the time you get to be
Speaker 1: the governor, but you could change it if Ohio lawmakers
Speaker 1: double the tax on marijuana, encouraging users to go back
Speaker 1: into the dark market. Just philosophically, where do you stand
Speaker 1: on marijuana recreational use and also medicinal Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, look, I'll start with the first principle is that
Speaker 4: this is an issue where we can't have a conflict
Speaker 4: between the state law and the federal law. I go
Speaker 4: back to that same principle I said with respect.
Speaker 3: To illegal limitigration.
Speaker 5: We're a nation founded on the rule of law.
Speaker 4: That is who we are, and so I think this
Speaker 4: business of well is technically illegal federally, but it's quasi
Speaker 4: legal in the state. Just speaking as an American looking
Speaker 4: at the whole country as a whole, that doesn't help
Speaker 4: our culture of the rule of law in this country.
Speaker 4: So the conflict between the federal and the state level
Speaker 4: needs to end. Now let's get to to other deeper
Speaker 4: issues on this. What is the question of medical choice
Speaker 4: for medicinal purposes. I generally believe that there are a
Speaker 4: lot of therapies that need to be able to be
Speaker 4: available for mental health purposes, for the treatment you know,
Speaker 4: you think non addictive options and the opioid epidemic, and.
Speaker 3: A lot of what drove that.
Speaker 4: Part of what we need is to bring down the
Speaker 4: barriers to medicinal uses of things that are able to
Speaker 4: help people. But that's different from a deeper problem of addiction.
Speaker 4: And I think this is such a deep problem in
Speaker 4: our state buility. I mean that mental health epidemic is
Speaker 4: something we have not yet taken seriously in addressing depression, anxiety,
Speaker 4: sentinel suicide. These numbers are all up and what is that?
Speaker 4: In our state really and in our country. It is
Speaker 4: part of a deeper crisis of purpose and meaning, especially
Speaker 4: in our young people. You're not getting ahead by smoking
Speaker 4: pot in your parents' basement and somehow playing video games
Speaker 4: and getting the head started the American dream. No, we
Speaker 4: need to bring back that sense of culture and purpose
Speaker 4: and meaning.
Speaker 5: And that's going to be half of my job.
Speaker 3: As a governor too.
Speaker 4: Half of the job is the policy, but the other
Speaker 4: half of the job is to set the tone for
Speaker 4: our revival rival of faith in our state, to stand
Speaker 4: for religious freedom in our state, standing for the idea
Speaker 4: of the nuclear family as the greatest form of governance
Speaker 4: known to mankind. By eliminating the disincentives to family formation
Speaker 4: and I hope even living our own life as the
Speaker 4: first family in the state in a way that sets
Speaker 4: an example for young people, that makes family formation cool again,
Speaker 4: that restores that civic vacuum through civic education in our schools,
Speaker 4: that teach kids to be proud of our state and
Speaker 4: our country and of themselves.
Speaker 3: With the pledge of allegiance.
Speaker 4: Every morning, every high school senior who graduates from high
Speaker 4: school in the state should pass a Civics test, the
Speaker 4: same one that legal immigrants have to pass.
Speaker 5: So that's a deeper issue that I care about.
Speaker 4: Is fulfill that crisis a purpose and the rest actually
Speaker 4: falls into place.
Speaker 1: Well, it all starts today. You're in Cincinnati at five o'clock.
Speaker 1: Then at eight pm you'll be in New Albany. And
Speaker 1: tomorrow you'll be in Taledo, where I got my law degree,
Speaker 1: University of Toledo, the home of the Rockets. Than tomorrow
Speaker 1: at four o'clock you'll be in Strongsville, Ohio. The bell
Speaker 1: is a rung and the torch has been lit. It
Speaker 1: has been passed to a new generation of Ohio Winds.
Speaker 1: Let's see what you can do with it. The polls
Speaker 1: have you thirty points up. It'd be damn near impossible
Speaker 1: to beat you in the primary. I would anticipate, but
Speaker 1: we'll see what David Yost and others do. But once again,
Speaker 1: but Veke Ramaswami if Sandex High School, thanks for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show this Monday afternoon announcing what
Speaker 1: you're going to be doing, and we'll keep the lines
Speaker 1: of communication open and make God bless you and God
Speaker 1: bless America.
Speaker 6: But fake, thank you very much, thank you, Billy, God
Speaker 6: bless you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more your reaction five one, three, seven,
Speaker 1: four nine, seven thousand, and then, of course the weather's
Speaker 1: much greater better this Monday afternoon. And let's see what
Speaker 1: happens later on in the week. But news coming up
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Speaker 1: all on news radio seven hundred WLW, and Billy Cunningham,
Speaker 1: the Great America, And you heard from the ak Ramaswami,
Speaker 1: and I've had on David Yost repeatedly. He's the other
Speaker 1: guy running for the Republican nomination for governor. And let's
Speaker 1: face it, between the two of them, one of them
Speaker 1: is very likely to be the next governor. I did
Speaker 1: not care for his comments about marijuana a bit because
Speaker 1: what he said was essentially that the voters of Ohio
Speaker 1: who voted like fifty eight percent to allow recreational marijuana
Speaker 1: were wrong, and that somehow the government working against the
Speaker 1: interest of the voter's desires is somehow acceptable. I don't
Speaker 1: buy that at all. Because it generates about one hundred
Speaker 1: to two hundred million dollars a year in benefits of
Speaker 1: the state and taxes. But also there's about five to
Speaker 1: seven thousand Ohioans working in the marijuana businesses because we
Speaker 1: the voter, said we'd like to do that, because it
Speaker 1: takes the money out of the pockets of drug dealers.
Speaker 1: Last year, the number for marijuana Control was three hundred
Speaker 1: and thirty million dollars. I said, three hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: million dollars in four months taken out of the pockets
Speaker 1: of drug dealers and given to the state, and it
Speaker 1: was taxed and put people to work. This year, Marijuana
Speaker 1: Control says it's going to be approximately one billion dollars
Speaker 1: or more of real money taken out of the pockets
Speaker 1: of drug dealers, and the state's going to get between
Speaker 1: one and two hundred million. And on top of that
Speaker 1: the work five to seven thousand workers in the state
Speaker 1: of and on top of that the fact that it's
Speaker 1: regulated without fentanyl, and about the boom bo bing baa bang.
Speaker 1: To me, that's that's the resolution. I'm a libertarian largely
Speaker 1: with conservative leanings when it comes to budgetary matters, and
Speaker 1: so I would hope that Vivek Ramaswami would learn the
Speaker 1: issue and not preach preach so much to those who
Speaker 1: enjoy a little bit of marijuana or drinking at home
Speaker 1: in a responsible fashion because we are adults. Secondly, on Friday,
Speaker 1: the President signed a number of executive orders and dealing
Speaker 1: with the improper payments to illegal aliens. This is a
Speaker 1: fantastic number. As you know, the two issues that have
Speaker 1: sown within their soul to destroy this country is unbridled
Speaker 1: immigration and the other one is at thirty six trillion
Speaker 1: dollar national budget debt accumulated, which is about one hundred
Speaker 1: and ten thousand dollars per person. So if you have
Speaker 1: four in your family, you owe about a half a
Speaker 1: million dollars in debt and is going up two trillion
Speaker 1: dollars every year. No one believes that is sustainable. The
Speaker 1: Democratic solution is more taxes paid by those who can
Speaker 1: afford to pay a lot more taxes, which would restrain
Speaker 1: the economy. And conservative libertarians say, why don't we take
Speaker 1: a trillion dollars a year out of the federal budget,
Speaker 1: give tax cuts, a little bit of tax cuts to
Speaker 1: those who are job creators. Then let them let this
Speaker 1: economy grow. So what the President did, what he said
Speaker 1: was the executive Order asserts that improperly providing public benefits
Speaker 1: to illegals acts as a magnet for illegal immigration, and
Speaker 1: it must be stopped. I think that's a given, and
Speaker 1: I do not blame a Mexican Congolese individual of Venezuelan
Speaker 1: to come here if possible. A lot in New York City,
Speaker 1: they're getting about five to seven thousand dollars per alien,
Speaker 1: per month, per month in benefits. So the average American
Speaker 1: makes about sixty five thousand dollars a year, which means
Speaker 1: we're paying illegal aliens the net amount of five to
Speaker 1: seven thousand dollars a month. Put that together, that illegals
Speaker 1: are living better than the average Americans who fight every
Speaker 1: day to pay their bills and raise their family, take
Speaker 1: care of their own bills. And so the number given
Speaker 1: by the government is something in the range of two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty billion dollars a year are given to
Speaker 1: illegal aliens as a magnet to get them here. The
Speaker 1: costs are unbelievable, and as recently as twenty seventeen, which
Speaker 1: wasn't exactly the Dark Ages, the cost was about fifty billion.
Speaker 1: Now it's two hundred and fifty billion, five times because
Speaker 1: of Joe Biden, and it can't continue itself. The number
Speaker 1: is twenty million illegals are here illegally and approximately five
Speaker 1: point four million citizen children of illegal aliens. Because of
Speaker 1: the fourteenth Amendment, and the costs continue to accelerate through
Speaker 1: the roof, we can't afford it. So what the Trumpster
Speaker 1: said is he wants to identify federally funded programs through
Speaker 1: the states permitting illegal aliens to receive any benefits, and
Speaker 1: it takes state steps to align those benefits with the
Speaker 1: intended executive order, which is to stop them. So because
Speaker 1: we're in a red state, because Ohio, Kentucky, and and
Speaker 1: are red states, we do not have the problems of
Speaker 1: say New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, ver Mott,
Speaker 1: New Hampshire, New England, in which they provide state benefits
Speaker 1: to illegal aliens. We don't do that here directly.
Speaker 6: We do it.
Speaker 1: Indirectly through Social Security, income disability programs, federal housing grants.
Speaker 1: Throw on top of that food stamps, etc. And that's
Speaker 1: how you get the big number. It's going to be
Speaker 1: very easy for Mike DeWine or Governor Brown, maybe even
Speaker 1: Basher in Kentucky to say, Okay, we've got to cut
Speaker 1: off benefits to illegals because if not, Washington's going to
Speaker 1: cut off payments to our state governments. Now that's going
Speaker 1: to work. The Trumps are also the city wants to
Speaker 1: ensure that federal funds being provided to states and local
Speaker 1: jurisdictions do not encourage or fund illegal immigration or sanctuary
Speaker 1: sanctuary city policies Cincinnati's and the crosshairs. Recently, though, you've
Speaker 1: had have to have peer of all and others talk
Speaker 1: about the fact that even though we're a sanctuary city
Speaker 1: in the City of Cincinnati, they will comply with federal law,
Speaker 1: which is the way it ought to be. I see
Speaker 1: a story on WCPO about immigrant rights groups. The socialists
Speaker 1: are unhappy with the idea that the Democrats in the
Speaker 1: City of Cincinnati are not doing more to stop Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: He's been in office now a little over one hundred
Speaker 1: not even one hundred days. It's been what about six
Speaker 1: weeks since he took office, about forty forty five days,
Speaker 1: and the shrill comments of the left are truly unbelievable.
Speaker 1: He also, the Trumpster says he wants to improve eligibility
Speaker 1: systems so that taxpayer benefits are not improperly provided to
Speaker 1: legal aliens. He's cracking it down completely. We can't afford it.
Speaker 1: And whenever I watch CNN, ninety percent of the stories
Speaker 1: are against Donald Trump, MSNBC ninety nine percent of the
Speaker 1: stories against Donald Trump, and on Fox News is seventy
Speaker 1: thirty in favor of his policies, at least reporting them
Speaker 1: accurately and fairly. And so when you have this kind
Speaker 1: of a problem that is insoluble in the minds of Democrats,
Speaker 1: it must be it has to be conducted in such
Speaker 1: a way as to provide money available when we have
Speaker 1: the ability to pay, and right now we don't have
Speaker 1: the ability to pay. And I understand what some liberals
Speaker 1: might be thinking, Well, Usaid is only about one percent
Speaker 1: of the federal budget, and the big money is in Medicare,
Speaker 1: Medicaid and so social Security, and the fixes are apparent.
Speaker 1: If you get the illegals out of the Medicaid program,
Speaker 1: that would save one hundred to two hundred billion dollars
Speaker 1: a year. If you get the other issue, which is fraud, waste,
Speaker 1: and abuse, the Government Accounting Office, the GOO said three
Speaker 1: years ago that they believe that every year between two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty the five hundred and fifty billion dollars
Speaker 1: a year and the federal government is wasted because it's
Speaker 1: a waste, fraud and abuse. That was three years ago
Speaker 1: under Biden. Over a four year term, that would be
Speaker 1: close to two trillion dollars thrown out the door. And
Speaker 1: we can't live like this any longer. It's not fair.
Speaker 1: And relative to social Security, the issue is a simple one,
Speaker 1: but it's difficult politically, is to raise the retirement age
Speaker 1: is sixty eight in means test social security. I do
Speaker 1: not believe that if you're a multi millionaire in your
Speaker 1: seventies or eighties, able to fund your own retirement, that
Speaker 1: you should receive Social Security benefits. I do not believe
Speaker 1: that if you're if you're sixty two years old and
Speaker 1: you want to step down because of your physical health
Speaker 1: or whatever, you should have the right to do it.
Speaker 1: But generally accept that retirement age now is sixty six.
Speaker 1: It should be moved to sixty eight, and as a consequence,
Speaker 1: that would give social security life for decades to come.
Speaker 1: But the politicians don't want to do it because if
Speaker 1: they do that the Democrats are going to be saying, look,
Speaker 1: you're cutting social Security benefits.
Speaker 6: No you're not.
Speaker 1: You begin at the age of forty five years old,
Speaker 1: and say, if you're forty five years old or younger,
Speaker 1: your retirement age is now sixty eight years old. The
Speaker 1: system was set up well, half the people would be
Speaker 1: dead by the time they're sixty five and the other
Speaker 1: half would collect benefits and both would pay. When the
Speaker 1: system was set up, there was nineteen workers for each
Speaker 1: retired person. Now it's two and a half workers for
Speaker 1: each retired person. And let's face it, and about ten
Speaker 1: years is going to be almost one to one. That
Speaker 1: is completely non sustainable. It doesn't work that way. There's
Speaker 1: about one hundred and thirty million Americans who work, and
Speaker 1: there's about sixty million on Social Security.
Speaker 6: It's about two to one.
Speaker 1: And the years ahead, because of AI and other reasons,
Speaker 1: is going to be less work available. There'll be fewer
Speaker 1: people paying into the system, and so the crews to
Speaker 1: get this thing done, they're ramping down of the system.
Speaker 1: Is obvious if the Republicans have the forthrightness and the
Speaker 1: guts to make it happen, which is to raise the
Speaker 1: retirement as is sixty eight means test social security benefits
Speaker 1: for individuals Immediately, if you're a multi millionaire, you shouldn't
Speaker 1: have any social security paid to you. And secondly, if
Speaker 1: you're currently retired, you have the present system, and then
Speaker 1: between the age of forty five and sixty eight years old,
Speaker 1: you can have a ramp where it's a little bit
Speaker 1: higher at the one end or lower at the other.
Speaker 1: Individuals now in their thirties do not believe the social
Speaker 1: security will be there for them, and they're exactly correct
Speaker 1: and saying so because we can't afford it. Well, we're
Speaker 1: in a situation now, a dire situation economically because of
Speaker 1: the fudget. But the budget deficit which is still going
Speaker 1: to be close to two trillion dollars a year, and
Speaker 1: by the way, that does not count unfunded liabilities, which
Speaker 1: are the promises that government has made on top of
Speaker 1: the current debt and deficit. The unfunded liabilities of this
Speaker 1: country are north of one hundred trillion dollars. I said
Speaker 1: one hundred trillion dollars and we can't afford it. There's
Speaker 1: going to because of AI. I think there will be
Speaker 1: fewer and fewer people working contributing into a system and
Speaker 1: the whole thing's going to collapse, and the monetary system
Speaker 1: of this country will collapse, and China will have a
Speaker 1: big smile on its face because we've brought up out
Speaker 1: our own demise. But I've been able to live within
Speaker 1: our means. This is the first president we've had to
Speaker 1: do this. And I've played for you before the cuts
Speaker 1: of Bill Clinton and Al Gore and Barack Husain Obama
Speaker 1: and Hillary Clinton. Even Joe Biden said we have to
Speaker 1: shake out of the system, waste, fraud in the abuse.
Speaker 1: But guess what, they never did it. It wasn't politically palatable.
Speaker 1: It means cutting the size of the federal workforce, many
Speaker 1: of which are unionized. You're talking, you're listening now to
Speaker 1: a former federal employee. When I was a federal law clerk. Yes,
Speaker 1: I was in the federal system, and I'd say half
Speaker 1: for more. Of the federal employees are great people, good
Speaker 1: to deal with. They report to work. But when you
Speaker 1: look at what's happening in many government agencies in Washington
Speaker 1: in which they were told not to report to work.
Speaker 1: They were told don't come to work, stay at home
Speaker 1: and be unproductive. And now you can walk around federal
Speaker 1: office buildings in Washington and they're vacant. That's a problem.
Speaker 1: I would say to Michael Strahan on CBS Morning News,
Speaker 1: I watched them this morning. How would he feel if
Speaker 1: CBS Morning News said to Michael Strahan or to Gail King,
Speaker 1: don't have to come to work today, We're going to
Speaker 1: pay you the same amount of money. Just don't come in.
Speaker 1: Life doesn't work that way. There's no such thing as
Speaker 1: a free lunch. Somebody pays at some point, so let's
Speaker 1: continue with more or And I also would note someone
Speaker 1: I agree with is a black radio host, Charlemagne the God,
Speaker 1: who I watched him yesterday appear on the Breakfast Club
Speaker 1: a clip and he said, Black radio host warrens Dems
Speaker 1: they will never win again if they don't abandon nonsense
Speaker 1: of what they support. That comes to Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 1: He says there is nonsense in the Democratic Party, such
Speaker 1: as not deporting criminal aliens. I can't imagine if it
Speaker 1: was put to a vote. I think it was at
Speaker 1: one point in state of Ohio whether illegal should vote,
Speaker 1: and it came down seventy percent of the voter said no,
Speaker 1: legal should not vote. If someone to ask even Democrats,
Speaker 1: even black Democrats, even black female Democrats. Do you think
Speaker 1: criminal aliens should be deported from the country. I think
Speaker 1: the answer is going to be not just a yes,
Speaker 1: but a hell yes, get him out of the country. Now,
Speaker 1: for the other group that are here working and contributing,
Speaker 1: I'd like to see an expanded guest worker program in
Speaker 1: which we know who the individuals are, finger printed, etc.
Speaker 1: The records are running, they're clean, and every five years
Speaker 1: renew it. And as long as you live in this country,
Speaker 1: you can't vote, you contribute taxes, and you're working, and
Speaker 1: you have a five year program to continue that on
Speaker 1: condition you don't do something wrong and stay here. That's
Speaker 1: the solution of that difficulty. And the Dreamers, kids that
Speaker 1: were brought here, say under the age of six or seven,
Speaker 1: that had no choice, that grew up in this country.
Speaker 1: Even Republicans and Donald Trump says something should be done
Speaker 1: for the dreamers. So you solve the dreaming problem, so
Speaker 1: to speak, by saying, if you have a clean record,
Speaker 1: this is who you are, we have your fingerprints, you're working,
Speaker 1: stay here, guest worker program, Expend expend, expand that, and
Speaker 1: saying we need your labor here. Keep doing what you're doing.
Speaker 1: You can't vote, you're not a citizen, get in line
Speaker 1: behind everyone else, in which case you can't eventually become
Speaker 1: a citizen. And then thirdly, if you're here illegally and
Speaker 1: you're not working, and you're receiving welfare benefits and you're
Speaker 1: kind of a non compass menace, get the hell out.
Speaker 1: And that's where Donald Trump is locating a lot of
Speaker 1: his fury. And Charlemagne the God said that if Democrats
Speaker 1: maintain an odd attachment to woke nonsense, just as pronoun
Speaker 1: antics and the activities of the governor of Wisconsin who
Speaker 1: cleared out of the statutes in the state of Wisconsin
Speaker 1: mothers and fathers and called them birthing persons and called
Speaker 1: mothers and fathers parents and got gender pronouns forced upon
Speaker 1: the workforce in the state of Wisconsin, that's the gun
Speaker 1: of nonsense he's talking about, in which case the democratsmen
Speaker 1: never win another election. So stay tuned for more Reds.
Speaker 1: Baseball is kicking off. A lot of the games are
Speaker 1: on thirteen, sixteen, fifteen, thirty one or the other. You're
Speaker 1: going to have out it there and the Reds have
Speaker 1: been out it for now for about a week and
Speaker 1: it's all positive from Goodyear Arizona and the opening days
Speaker 1: about four weeks and Thursday and away we go. So
Speaker 1: let's continue if a line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand or pounds seven hundred. But the nonsense has
Speaker 1: got to stop. Look forward to the next several weeks.
Speaker 1: I went David Yost to have a full access to
Speaker 1: the airwaves here. So the Attorney General has been in
Speaker 1: state government now for about thirty years, can say why
Speaker 1: his recipe for the ales of Ohio are better in
Speaker 1: his hands? Or a bake Rama Swami who by the
Speaker 1: way in Westchester. At five o'clock today, he told me
Speaker 1: off the air they had about five thousand requests for
Speaker 1: two thousand tickets and the media has got three and
Speaker 1: a half pages to comply with in order to cover
Speaker 1: the event. And this is a large, professionally run campaign.
Speaker 1: And the early polling hasvike Ramaswami up thirty points. But
Speaker 1: when I talked to my good friend and yours, Richard K. Jones,
Speaker 1: I spoke with him this morning about as men and
Speaker 1: women going to Kentucky and Tennessee to provide relief down
Speaker 1: that they're now back. He is a supporter at David Yost.
Speaker 1: He's saying, I'm gonna stick with him because he's the
Speaker 1: attorney general.
Speaker 6: I know who he is.
Speaker 1: I like to have a Viake Ramaswami, he's going to
Speaker 1: come back on with me in two or three weeks.
Speaker 1: I want to know if he's going to commit for
Speaker 1: the next four years, if elected, to only be the
Speaker 1: governor of the state of Ohio and not run for
Speaker 1: the presidency. But David Yost, that's not an issue. David
Speaker 1: Yost is not going to run for the presidency. David
Speaker 1: Yost is sixty nine years old. He's been extremely good
Speaker 1: in an effective attorney general. Before that, he was a
Speaker 1: county prosecutor I think in Delaware County. And he's a conservative,
Speaker 1: and he knows what to do, he knows how state
Speaker 1: government works, and he would commit to being our governor
Speaker 1: for the next four to eight years because the Republican
Speaker 1: nominee is very likely to be the governor. We are,
Speaker 1: after all, a red state. We're not a blue state.
Speaker 1: Even if Sherid Brown would run, I would think he
Speaker 1: would have difficulties meeting either David Yost or Viveke Ramaswami.
Speaker 1: And Vivek is a star. When you're in a crowd
Speaker 1: with him, you know how good he is. And David
Speaker 1: Yos is a known entity. So let's continue with more
Speaker 1: if a line becomes available. Seven four nine, seven pounds
Speaker 1: seven hundred, The New eight and t Bill Cunningham, The
Speaker 1: Great American with you every day, your Home of the Reds.
Speaker 1: Who's Radio seven one hundred ww my Billy cunning in
Speaker 1: The Great American of course, Steve Gorm's Connecticut on the
Speaker 1: environment of the climate is the public speaker and executive
Speaker 1: director of the Climate Science Coalition, advisor to the Heartland Institute,
Speaker 1: written many books on the subject matter, including The Green Breakdown,
Speaker 1: The Green Breakdown, The Coming Renewable Energy Failure, and Steve
Speaker 1: Gorm Welcome Again, and The Bill Cunningham Show. And first
Speaker 1: of all, I would note I wanted to maybe to
Speaker 1: tell the American people what are the Trump energy policies now,
Speaker 1: which fundamentally you've advocated for a long time, But tell
Speaker 1: the American people, in case they're not paying close attention,
Speaker 1: what are the Trump energy policies?
Speaker 6: As I speak?
Speaker 7: Hey, Bill, great to join you again. Yeah.
Speaker 8: The President Trump's administration in the first month has basically
Speaker 8: dropped a bomb on green energy. It really is remarkable
Speaker 8: what's going on. Four big areas, and these were with
Speaker 8: executive orders, but he's trying to follow these up with
Speaker 8: congressional action. The first is he has canceled all offshore
Speaker 8: wind turbine licenses. The federal government owns all the land
Speaker 8: between three miles and two hundred miles offshore, and if
Speaker 8: you want to put up a wind turbine, you have
Speaker 8: to get a license, and mister Trump has now stopped
Speaker 8: issuing those. And he's also instructed the Secretary of the Interior,
Speaker 8: Doug Burgam, to review any licenses that have been granted.
Speaker 8: And so we had a big, big changes right off
Speaker 8: the bat. For example, Denmark Orsted, a big supplier of
Speaker 8: wind turbines, stock price dropped seventeen percent right after the
Speaker 8: executive order. It took a one point seven billion dollar charge.
Speaker 8: We've seen a bunch of other firms that the stock
Speaker 8: price has gone down.
Speaker 7: And they've had charges as well.
Speaker 8: The second big area is that is rolling back of
Speaker 8: electric vehicle incentives.
Speaker 7: And he used an.
Speaker 8: Executive called Unleashing American Energy, which basically says I'm going
Speaker 8: to get rid of all the incentives for for eves,
Speaker 8: and that includes the seventy five tax credits, and we're
Speaker 8: already seeing some of this in the markets. The a
Speaker 8: lot of dealers are saying, well, they're not going to
Speaker 8: issue the tax credits. Congress is trying to pass as
Speaker 8: something that will remove it.
Speaker 7: This was in the Inflation Reduction Act.
Speaker 8: And then he's also doing a bunch of other things
Speaker 8: about getting rid of subsidies and favorable for electric vehicles,
Speaker 8: and it was just announced the General Services Administration GSA
Speaker 8: is going to shut down eight thousand EV chargers nationwide.
Speaker 8: By the way, nobody is making money with EV chargers
Speaker 8: and not a single firm that can break even an
Speaker 8: EV charger, and so without all these subsidies, we wouldn't
Speaker 8: have all these things, and the federal government's going to
Speaker 8: start shutting these down. The third big area is the
Speaker 8: cuts to renewable funding, and those are coming from all
Speaker 8: sorts of grants from the EPA and also was also
Speaker 8: in the Inflation Reduction Act. They're trying to get rid
Speaker 8: of all those, so that's another big deal. And then
Speaker 8: the last big area is he has really made big
Speaker 8: changes to climate policy already, and one executiveity was putting
Speaker 8: America first in the international environmental agreements. So he is
Speaker 8: withdrawing from the Paris Climate of Courts.
Speaker 7: He's terminating the Green New Deal, which.
Speaker 8: Representive Acossum Court has talked about and quite a few
Speaker 8: years ago. And then he's also even instructed Lee zeld In,
Speaker 8: our new head of the EPA, to look at the
Speaker 8: Endangerment finding of two thousand and nine, in which the
Speaker 8: EPA December seven, two thousand and nine, a day that
Speaker 8: will live in infamy, the EPA declared carbon dioxide.
Speaker 7: I said it.
Speaker 8: Endangered the health and welfare of current and future generations.
Speaker 8: So wow, that's those are all really really big effects.
Speaker 8: And oh, by the way, there's a whole bunch of
Speaker 8: climate departments and they are just canceling those throughout the
Speaker 8: government right now. All these things that were set up
Speaker 8: to work with the climate on the climate, he's getting
Speaker 8: rid of them. So just massive changes.
Speaker 1: You know, Steve Gorm I'm not in favor of EV's,
Speaker 1: I'm not against them. I think it's a matter of choice.
Speaker 1: If you want knowing everything you know about EVS, if
Speaker 1: you want to buy a Tesla or buy a Ford
Speaker 1: EV as an American have at it.
Speaker 6: It might make sense.
Speaker 1: If you're in an urban area, well, it's second or
Speaker 1: third car, expensive, hard to repair, its insurance rates are higher.
Speaker 1: But if you look at all that and you want
Speaker 1: to make some political or cultural statement, I want to
Speaker 1: buy an EV, that's fine, but damn it, I don't
Speaker 1: want to subsidize it. To give you an example, about
Speaker 1: two or three weeks ago, round the middle of middle
Speaker 1: end of January, Ford Motor Company guy's name is James Farley,
Speaker 1: the CEO, announced that they lost in the year twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four five point two billion dollars on their EV
Speaker 1: production and made about five point six billion on gasoline
Speaker 1: powered cars, so it was more or less an offset,
Speaker 1: and he said in twenty twenty five, we're going to
Speaker 1: lose more money than that. He had to warn the
Speaker 1: market that they geared up for this thing and that
Speaker 1: dog won't hunt. And on top of that, Nicola and
Speaker 1: Alsa Rivian, which are explain what's happening with government subsidies
Speaker 1: money right down the tubes like Celindra write down the tubes,
Speaker 1: what's happening to those two companies?
Speaker 8: Yeah, so we've got you know, we have a whole
Speaker 8: industries that are that live on government money. Now these
Speaker 8: are EV charging companies. A lot of the evs with
Speaker 8: the tax credits, green hydrogen, carbon dioxide, pipelines, wind solar,
Speaker 8: all of these things. But nevertheless, as I think we've
Speaker 8: discussed before, green equipment companies are very very poor investments.
Speaker 8: An example is Nicola, which is electric truck manufacturer. They
Speaker 8: filed for bankruptcy last week. They had been valued when
Speaker 8: they did an initial public offering at thirty billion dollars
Speaker 8: and they've never made any money. And another one is
Speaker 8: a company called Rivian Automotive, and in December, the Bioten
Speaker 8: administration approved a six point six billion dollar loan to
Speaker 8: Rivian to build a plant in Georgia. Just you know,
Speaker 8: talk if you think Solendra was a big issue, this
Speaker 8: is about ten times as big. Rivian has never made
Speaker 8: any money. Last year, I think they had a revenue
Speaker 8: of four hundred million and had losses of about four
Speaker 8: hundred million. I mean, it's just and we're just going
Speaker 8: to have an endless round of bankruptcies here with all
Speaker 8: of these firms. Another one is plug Power. Plug Power
Speaker 8: to a company that produces hydrogen or green hydrogen. They
Speaker 8: were founded about nineteen ninety eight. They have never made
Speaker 8: a profit in twenty seven years, and they just keep
Speaker 8: getting money from states and federals and other You know,
Speaker 8: we have just all these industries that are just living
Speaker 8: on all this federal money, and mister Trump is putting
Speaker 8: a stop to all of this.
Speaker 1: Any idea, can you Steve Goren put a number on
Speaker 1: the green energy breakdown? What's happened in this country? And
Speaker 1: I think communists Red China is involved in this too,
Speaker 1: because they sold us ninety five percent of our solar panels.
Speaker 1: And I saw in Arizona so many of the solar panels.
Speaker 1: That was one hundred acres of solar panels that were
Speaker 1: pitted because of a terrible storm that came and that
Speaker 1: it blew them out. And somehow it's unbelievable. How much
Speaker 1: money any idea? How much this boondoggle has cost? Not
Speaker 1: the investors. If you wanted to invest in Nicola or
Speaker 1: Rivion or a plug Power, If you want to invest
Speaker 1: in companies to build eight thousand EV power stations around
Speaker 1: America that I think about ten we're not ten to
Speaker 1: about ten we're ever built, have added your money. But
Speaker 1: how much public money are we talking about over the
Speaker 1: last ten to fifteen years? Beginning with Obama, well a
Speaker 1: lot globally, it's about about two trillion dollars last year
Speaker 1: was spent unrenewables, and it's it's been it's been very,
Speaker 1: very big.
Speaker 8: And over the last ten years of being about six
Speaker 8: or seven trillion unrenewables, we still get eighty percent of
Speaker 8: our energy from coal, oil, and natural gas. So it's
Speaker 8: really not having much of an impact globally. And again,
Speaker 8: the subsidies are just massive now.
Speaker 7: They're running about under Biden.
Speaker 8: The last year, I think they got up to eighty
Speaker 8: billion dollars in subsidies in terms of tax breaks, in tax.
Speaker 7: Credits, other things.
Speaker 8: And so we have all these companies that are are
Speaker 8: just living on this, and we're going.
Speaker 7: To have this is a lot of this is going
Speaker 7: to just crash here.
Speaker 8: And I would advise people that this green breakdown is coming,
Speaker 8: as I said in my book The Coming Renewable Energy Failure,
Speaker 8: which came out last year, and we're starting to see it.
Speaker 8: This is going to take a long long time because
Speaker 8: much of the world has invested in this, this energy transition.
Speaker 8: But all green energy really means is higher energy prices,
Speaker 8: it means electricity blackouts, means less freedom because they're trying
Speaker 8: to force people to buy electric cars and get rid
Speaker 8: of their gas stoves. It means energy shocks across the
Speaker 8: world like we saw in Europe, and it isn't going
Speaker 8: to have a measurable effect on global temperatures. There's no
Speaker 8: evidence that that is going to occur. So we're going
Speaker 8: to have a future. I think evs are going to
Speaker 8: get better and better over time, but they're a long
Speaker 8: long way from becoming our main source of transportation.
Speaker 1: Had a guest on a few weeks ago that talked
Speaker 1: about in nineteen ninety we were told the kids were
Speaker 1: told that by the time twenty twenty five rolls around,
Speaker 1: no child in America will see snow, that ice and
Speaker 1: snow will be gone, That the economy is going to
Speaker 1: be the world's going to be heated up. On the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, It's been a terrible year in the Midwest.
Speaker 1: It's not good at all, in fact throughout the South,
Speaker 1: and I think New Orleans hit some snow just before
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl. And you also have a column you
Speaker 1: wrote in November. The headline is scientists have not saved
Speaker 1: the ozone layer and this is another scare tactic employed
Speaker 1: by environmental extremists to frighten us into public policy based
Speaker 1: upon wrong decisions. When you wrote this, explain why the
Speaker 1: ozone layer. We were told for years that if the
Speaker 1: ozone layer went away, would all be fried. But nonetheless
Speaker 1: it didn't happen. This is ten years ago, predicted what
Speaker 1: tell us what NASA predicted ten years ago?
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, this is way back about about nineteen seventy eight.
Speaker 8: I think the nations of the world signed a agreement
Speaker 8: to try and get rid of all the chlorofluoro carbons
Speaker 8: that our industry was producing.
Speaker 7: These were.
Speaker 8: The things that we're going into aerosols and other sorts
Speaker 8: of things. A bunch of scientists said that these were
Speaker 8: going up in the atmosphere, they were sending the ozone layer,
Speaker 8: and they were causing the ozone hole over the Antarctic.
Speaker 8: And so the world signed and I can't remember the
Speaker 8: name of the agreements here, the Montreal Protocol. They signed
Speaker 8: the Montreal Protocol, and they shut down producing these things.
Speaker 8: They went they went to zero by two thousand. Yet
Speaker 8: those on holes still up there. Every year NaSTA measures it.
Speaker 8: It's been twenty years now since all the floral chlorocarbons
Speaker 8: were gone.
Speaker 7: And signed.
Speaker 8: They're saying, well, I was going to take another two
Speaker 8: or three decades before we see in effect. But you know,
Speaker 8: this is just some of the example where scientists were wrong.
Speaker 8: The whole world marched in one direction, and it's very
Speaker 8: similar to the fears about man made global warming. You know,
Speaker 8: we've had a pretty cool winner this year, and we
Speaker 8: might have some global cooling coming up. What we need
Speaker 8: to do is reduce real pollution. We need to give
Speaker 8: people choice to produce, to allow them to buy evs
Speaker 8: or whatever they want to buy, and quit having the
Speaker 8: government impose all this stuff. And that's what mister Trump
Speaker 8: is going to do here. We're turning this over in
Speaker 8: the United States and we may see this go worldwide.
Speaker 8: We had just elections in Germany today or yesterday Europe,
Speaker 8: and the Conservatives and the people that don't like the
Speaker 8: climate agenda are gaining gaining position.
Speaker 1: And I think they only got like the Conservatives got
Speaker 1: like twenty eight percent of the vote, which over there
Speaker 1: is a big number. And the course they're on is
Speaker 1: impossible to continue. And I think many Germans and bridge
Speaker 1: feel like you and I may feel. Number One, we
Speaker 1: have a terrible budget debt and depth is at thirty
Speaker 1: six trillion. Number two, we had until about a month
Speaker 1: and a half ago, open borders. And number three, we
Speaker 1: have to exploit the energy resources in America. I'm told
Speaker 1: that Germany has lots of natural gas and coal, but
Speaker 1: they can't use it because of climate extremism, and they
Speaker 1: have to buy a lot of it from Russia or
Speaker 1: from US. And then Biden shuts down the LNG portals
Speaker 1: out of New Orleans so that we couldn't transport it
Speaker 1: to them.
Speaker 6: And that's all.
Speaker 1: Do you have a sense that a long time ago,
Speaker 1: long the Steve Gorms, the Bill Cunninghams, the Sean Hannity's,
Speaker 1: the Joe Pegs, at some point it's sunk into the
Speaker 1: minds of the American people that we can't continue in
Speaker 1: this course and be great Americans.
Speaker 6: You have a sense this is a breaking point?
Speaker 7: Well, I sure hope.
Speaker 8: So I think this is the start of the rollback
Speaker 8: and the green initiatives and hopefully toward greater freedom. We
Speaker 8: had that last election, and while mister Trump has been
Speaker 8: exceeding everybody's expectations. Here, we'll just have to see how
Speaker 8: the economy reacts and how the world reacts. But I'm
Speaker 8: optimistic we can get back to markets, we can get
Speaker 8: back to choice and get back to things that are
Speaker 8: sensible rather than a government mandate and government directed policies
Speaker 8: in so many areas trying to.
Speaker 7: Tell everybody what to do. Well.
Speaker 1: I hope Ford Motor Companies learn its lesson. I hope
Speaker 1: the investors of Nicolea and Rivian and also Plug Powers
Speaker 1: learned its lesson. And the money we're saving out of
Speaker 1: Doze is truly unbelievable. They want to stigmatize Elon Musk.
Speaker 1: He operates under the power of the president. He can
Speaker 1: do nothing without Donald Trump's approval. He can do nothing
Speaker 1: without Donald Trump's okay, he can do nothing without that.
Speaker 1: And to find that waste fraud and abuse is something
Speaker 1: I have these clips I played before about Bill Clinton
Speaker 1: talking about waste fraud and abuse, and Al Gore talking
Speaker 1: about waste fraud and abuse, and Barack Husain Obama and
Speaker 1: Joe Biden talking about waste fraud and abuse, and now
Speaker 1: that it's being located, they don't want it to go
Speaker 1: because it's the way they get rich. I don't know
Speaker 1: how politicians go in to office making one hundred and
Speaker 1: seventy five thousand dollars a year at the max. They
Speaker 1: live in two different places, and they leave worth hundreds
Speaker 1: of millions of dollars. I'm talking about Mitch McConnell and
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi and all the others. They're monetizing themselves. They've
Speaker 1: wasted our tax money. It's been stolen, looted and wasted,
Speaker 1: and now we find out about it, and it's about time.
Speaker 1: And I don't know how how Ford Motor Company can
Speaker 1: continue in this course and be a functioning company. They're
Speaker 1: so succes I'm a chevy kind of a guy. But
Speaker 1: on the other end of the combustion engines, they make
Speaker 1: a fortune, then they give it all away. And when
Speaker 1: you buy a combustion engine, part of the price of
Speaker 1: that is the loss of evs.
Speaker 7: Correct, Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 8: Anyway, people only get my book Green Breakdown, they can
Speaker 8: learn the whole story of how this thing's all going
Speaker 8: to fall apart. And it's full of great sidebars too.
Speaker 8: For example, there's there's a sidebar in there. These are
Speaker 8: color sidebars that says global warming makes couples cheat. This
Speaker 8: says a dating website. This is Miami New Times the headline.
Speaker 8: So in addition to the Science and Economics. Got all
Speaker 8: sorts of fun things in there about this mad, mad
Speaker 8: mad world of climatism. But if they go to my website,
Speaker 8: Steve gorum g or eam dot com, I'll send him
Speaker 8: a signed copy and they can learn all they need
Speaker 8: to know.
Speaker 1: You know, I think maybe after all these years, we're
Speaker 1: having some measurable impact in a positive way. Steve Gorm,
Speaker 1: You're a great American, and thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Steve, Thank you.
Speaker 7: Bill.
Speaker 6: Well, let's continue with more. And that's it.
Speaker 1: I've had Steve on maybe for the last ten or
Speaker 1: twelve years, and maybe there's an impact we're having with
Speaker 1: public policy in the opposite of what liberals intend. Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham on seven hundred wulw one of the.
Speaker 9: Better nicknames in baseball. They call him Big Christmas Greens
Speaker 9: pitched to Noel, swung on and fouled back. He's a
Speaker 9: big guy, twenty three years old.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's no missing him. No, six three and fifty pounds.
Speaker 7: He ain't snaking it anywhere.
Speaker 9: No, no, hello, bye, I'm I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: God, the weather's getting better. Jeff Brantley, Who's big? Who's
Speaker 1: Big Christmas? Are you going to remind me of little Christmas?
Speaker 1: Who's big Christmas?
Speaker 7: Either?
Speaker 10: Somebody on the Let's see, they played the Giants yesterday. Uh,
Speaker 10: the Brewers on Saturday and then the Guardians on Saturday too,
Speaker 10: split squad action.
Speaker 6: What about Tito? What about Tito? What about Tito?
Speaker 10: He's got a line up today, Willie. I guess Brady
Speaker 10: Singer will start today against those world champion Dodgers. Friedo McClain,
Speaker 10: d L C. Stevenson, Hayes, Candelario, Lux Freeley, Interveno are
Speaker 10: the winning lineup today?
Speaker 6: For one.
Speaker 1: Tito Francona sounds like he's rolling out the eighteen segment.
Speaker 1: The eighteen I would, I would hope so against those
Speaker 1: big boys one and two now on the spring. But
Speaker 1: Nick Martinez will he three strikeouts yesterday in the law,
Speaker 1: so he looks like he's has has had a good start.
Speaker 1: So looks like Spencer Steeer is on track to start
Speaker 1: throwing today coming off that shoulder injury. Andrew Rabbit is
Speaker 1: back in camp after a stomach bug, so hopefully things
Speaker 1: are right. Then the Red Legs are off tomorrow and
Speaker 1: then Wednesday the action against the Angels. Right here, on
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW segment. Who's the odd man out? You
Speaker 1: got Green, you got Lodolo, you got Abbit, you got Singer,
Speaker 1: you got Martinez, you got Ashcraft.
Speaker 6: Who's the odd man out?
Speaker 10: I would say the latter part right there will the
Speaker 10: Graham Ashcraft, I guess. I mean, you know, we'll see
Speaker 10: what happens. I mean, and Martinez isn't going anywhere. He's
Speaker 10: twenty one million bucks. He's gonna start. Green's not going anywhere.
Speaker 10: I mean, Andrew Rabbit's got to work his way back, right.
Speaker 10: What about you know, Rhet Louder. I mean, he's you know,
Speaker 10: he's been, he's been, you know, a move back a
Speaker 10: little bit because of that, because of the the shoulder
Speaker 10: or the elbow sorea.
Speaker 11: So I don't know, we'll see.
Speaker 6: For got enough.
Speaker 11: They got enough arms, that's one thing.
Speaker 1: And Xavier of course had a great How about U. S. T.
Speaker 1: Zavier segment? Not good for the Bearcats. We were pretty
Speaker 1: good for the Musketeers.
Speaker 10: Musketeers yesterday, wille It was a little close when it's
Speaker 10: Seaton Hall, but they got it done. So the NCAA
Speaker 10: hopes are alive there and NKU beat Iu Indianapolis. How
Speaker 10: about Mick crone and Willie mc crone and win number
Speaker 10: five hundred yesterday as the Bruins beat Ohio State.
Speaker 1: I'm proud of him. You know he's up for the
Speaker 1: Indiana the Hoosier job. What do you think about that?
Speaker 1: I have my sources and who hit it hitit.
Speaker 12: When you first start coaching, you don't dream you're gonna
Speaker 12: be the coach at UCLA. So for me, I got
Speaker 12: the coach at my alma mater at UCLA.
Speaker 11: And in Edinbury State.
Speaker 6: Don't forget the racers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how about him coaching the Hoosier segment.
Speaker 6: They're going to make a big thing.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 10: The closer to his dad, Willie, that's right, be closer
Speaker 10: to hip or hep.
Speaker 11: Heap, I mean, you know help you know, he's the man.
Speaker 1: So that kid from Leasal High School, that guy assistant
Speaker 1: coach at Lassal. Right now he's in the final four. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's got five hundred wins and uh he can ride
Speaker 1: his own ticket.
Speaker 6: He's rich.
Speaker 1: His good friend Mike McCall tells me that he's rich,
Speaker 1: and so he's rich. He's living in Brentwood. His place
Speaker 1: was not affected by the fires. He's living the life
Speaker 1: of Riley gets as lunch with Kareem abdul Jabbar. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you'll call up Uh, you'll call up Magic Johnson. Hey,
Speaker 1: can you get together? I mean he's in the high
Speaker 1: clover right now. Maybe he should stay exactly where he is.
Speaker 11: I you know what, well he is. It's not a
Speaker 11: bad life.
Speaker 10: But I was watching that game yesterday and I'm thinking, uh,
Speaker 10: McK cronin is right there Pauli Pavilion, U c l
Speaker 10: A sitting behind him as a Luel sinder Jamal Wilkes.
Speaker 10: I mean they honored Bill Walton yesterday, so all the
Speaker 10: all the greats were there, and I mean, I'm going.
Speaker 11: What what what?
Speaker 10: What is going on here? It's like wait, but he
Speaker 10: ought to be back here at Clifton. He's out at
Speaker 10: Pauley Pavilion running around at UCLA. It's unbelievable, Andy Mack.
Speaker 1: As you may recall many years ago, Mick Cronin was
Speaker 1: kind of up for an extension, right and the powers
Speaker 1: would be and U see said, why don't you see
Speaker 1: what's out there? If you get another job, that's okay
Speaker 1: with us, and the rest for the Bearcats is history. Well,
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Speaker 10: Afternoon good luck to Uh Greensburg Lady. Pirates they play
Speaker 10: for The Indiana state three to eight championship in basketball
Speaker 10: This saturday at.
Speaker 6: Six let's get him.
Speaker 10: IN Fc cincinnati back in Action Willy wednesday night against
Speaker 10: F C, montagua this time AT Tql.
Speaker 6: Stadium they won one.
Speaker 1: Zip by the, way key vote FOR fc WAS Pg,
Speaker 1: sittenfeld who voted. Yes the vote was five to, four
Speaker 1: with the liberals On City council saying, no we don't WANT.
Speaker 6: Tql we want to keep we want to keep The West.
Speaker 7: End it is?
Speaker 11: It, yeah, yeah well beautiful.
Speaker 6: Yeah Pe sittenfeld said. Yes the vote was five to.
Speaker 6: Four your.
Speaker 10: Reaction bearcats baseball team ranked down twenty third in the
Speaker 10: nation in The division one baseball rankings they had two
Speaker 10: wins AT unlv over the. Weekend they FACED unlv tonight
Speaker 10: and THEN Uc San diego this. Weekend Ap top twenty.
Speaker 10: Five how about?
Speaker 11: This will? He preseason number?
Speaker 10: One kansas is out of the top twenty five poll
Speaker 10: ending an eighty week pole. Run The jayhawks are, Out, Auburn,
Speaker 10: Duke florida one two, Three kentucky, Seventeen louisville, nineteen Per
Speaker 10: due Twenty what About?
Speaker 6: Savior not?
Speaker 3: In all?
Speaker 6: Right they will?
Speaker 11: Be let's.
Speaker 10: See Senior day coming up Against providence At Cintas center
Speaker 10: is set For, Saturday march. Eighth game time is at four. O'clock,
Speaker 10: also this dude FROM, Espn Aaron schatz predicts a major
Speaker 10: move has predicted Recently pictory predicted a major move each
Speaker 10: team could make this. Offseason for The, Bengals shatz says
Speaker 10: the team is going to indeed Trade Trey hendrickson instead
Speaker 10: of signing the star to an extension. CHEAP i DON'T
Speaker 10: i mean they got T, HIGGINS Bj, Hill Mike, Hilton Cody,
Speaker 10: Ford Von bell all headed the free agency And Jamar
Speaker 10: jamar just give me the. Ball he needs a contract extension,
Speaker 10: Too SO i don't know we'll see what.
Speaker 1: Happens you, know the drafts is about what about five weeks,
Speaker 1: away six weeks, away sometime In, april and then summer
Speaker 1: camp breaks in like the end Of. July suddenly it's
Speaker 1: going to Be, march and it's time to think about
Speaker 1: The bengals And Joe burrow And Jamar chase and also
Speaker 1: T higgins And. Hendrickson it's time for that franchise to
Speaker 1: make some serious. Decisions moving positively, forward we recall a lost,
Speaker 1: decade we recall how terrible decisions were. MADE i hope
Speaker 1: the same crew in charge now fail to make terrible
Speaker 1: decisions and make the right.
Speaker 10: Ones, well they're supposedly they're going to Tag tea again
Speaker 10: and have you make twenty six mil instead of going
Speaker 10: out on the out on the open. Market they got
Speaker 10: the power, segment they got, that and then they'll they'll
Speaker 10: take care Of chase and then who knows this dude
Speaker 10: FROM espn says That Trey, hendrickson and then who's going
Speaker 10: to take his?
Speaker 11: Place can they.
Speaker 1: Get someone better Than trey HENDRICKS i don't. Know WELL i,
Speaker 1: DOUBTED i don't think. So trade For Miles. Garrett, well
Speaker 1: when you have that'd be great said to put tray
Speaker 1: on the. AIR i can imagine what The cleveland will. Want,
Speaker 1: well he wants this number, nine number? One who else they?
Speaker 6: Want?
Speaker 11: Yeah, Yeah i'm sure that, yeah, yeah Well.
Speaker 1: Stegment ALL i know is that The bengals have about
Speaker 1: the best, quarterback the best wide, receivers and the best
Speaker 1: defensive end and they can't get to the.
Speaker 10: Playoffs, Also willie we, say congrants over the weekend To,
Speaker 10: Brookville indiana Native Billy. Lowen he won The Best Masters
Speaker 10: Fishing classic held over the weekend In. Florida so congratulations
Speaker 10: to Mister. Lowen he wins a big trophy and a
Speaker 10: lot of.
Speaker 1: Fish didn't he have the fish swallow any weights before
Speaker 1: they were? Caught, negative everything's? Okay better check With chip
Speaker 1: hard on. That everything's okay with.
Speaker 6: That the, guys the guys who cheated on.
Speaker 11: That they're in the they're in the, joint aren't.
Speaker 1: They they had their boat and their pick up confiscated
Speaker 1: and they went to jail for like three months because
Speaker 1: of fish.
Speaker 11: In that AND i, mean in that STUPID i, THINK i,
Speaker 11: mean you're so you're you're so.
Speaker 6: At. All it's. Fish it's, Fish come, ON.
Speaker 11: I, mean but, yeah.
Speaker 6: FISH i, MEAN.
Speaker 1: I don't, know but they made the fish swallow the
Speaker 1: weights and then hooked up the, fish put them on
Speaker 1: the end of the, line threw them, in and then
Speaker 1: brought him back in the, boat and then discovered the.
Speaker 1: Weights and it was like a major federal.
Speaker 7: Case.
Speaker 1: No Chip park gets mad when we talk about this.
Speaker 1: Stuff but in the great microcosm of, life how how
Speaker 1: important is?
Speaker 11: This not? Much not?
Speaker 1: MUCH i, mean you, know it's. Fish it's. FISH i,
Speaker 1: mean you're you're, That you're that bad to do. That that's,
Speaker 1: LIKE i, mean they. Cheated i'm sure they should be
Speaker 1: banned from, life Like. Bamadi the boat and the pickup
Speaker 1: truck is probably worth one hundred thousand dollars confiscate.
Speaker 11: THAT i don't, KNOW i say ban.
Speaker 6: THEM i THINK i think they are.
Speaker 11: Banned oh, okay where you.
Speaker 1: Go Chip hard at one point said it was a
Speaker 1: federal it was federal. Offense it was, terrible. AWFUL i,
Speaker 1: MEAN i eat. Fish don't you eat?
Speaker 11: Fish?
Speaker 1: Now and then, yeah we got an egg problem. TOO
Speaker 1: i just Heard Brian combs And jack. Crumbling we got
Speaker 1: eggs like und dollars a dozen or, something nine dollars a,
Speaker 1: dozen nine and we just killed like twenty twenty eight
Speaker 1: or thirty thousand chickens because of this alleged bird flu. Stuff,
Speaker 1: again NOW i read out of THE cdc there's another
Speaker 1: exotic bird flu that might be coming out Of, china
Speaker 1: just in time to destroy The trump.
Speaker 6: Administration, great just in.
Speaker 1: Time, Great but between THE fbi Targeting trump and then
Speaker 1: the bird FLEW, covid that was about it for those four.
Speaker 1: Years anything, Else, no that's about. It we have we
Speaker 1: have great guests coming up after two. O'clock and then On,
Speaker 1: wednesday Doctor Lasmi, somarco who's the?
Speaker 6: Autumn he, said.
Speaker 1: Too many children killed by pit bulls and by. DOGS
Speaker 1: i know you AND i are, great but WHEN i
Speaker 1: see a massive or a pit bull whose head looks
Speaker 1: like a garbage can, LID i don't like. It AND
Speaker 1: i know the pit bowl community gets all angry when
Speaker 1: Doctor somarco goes after pit. Bulls but, seg would you
Speaker 1: ever have a pit bole in your? House not a big? One, no, no,
Speaker 1: no he goes. There they're quiet and placid and flascid
Speaker 1: until they're. Not then all of a, sudden you might
Speaker 1: lose a part of your. Body you, KNOW i don't
Speaker 1: know what to tell.
Speaker 10: You and, Also, willie WHAT. Roberta flack dies over the?
Speaker 1: Weekend The Iceman Jerry butler passed away over the. Weekend
Speaker 1: Great butler is my one of my faith but she's
Speaker 1: here eighty. EIGHT i Think butler was almost. Ninety The
Speaker 1: Iceman Jerry. Butler and there's no better saying those two
Speaker 1: in their. Prime amen to that, LOVE i love The.
Speaker 11: Iceman amen to that.
Speaker 1: Segment and So march is going to be a little bit.
Speaker 1: Slow xavier should get to The Big. Show they should
Speaker 1: make a deep run into the.
Speaker 10: Playoffs, CORRECT i would, say so, WELL i mean right
Speaker 10: now they got a sixty sixty at least the sixty
Speaker 10: percent chance of, missing you, know playing for getting a
Speaker 10: bye in that first round of The Big East, tourney
Speaker 10: which is key.
Speaker 6: Critical and then what About, bearcats what are their?
Speaker 10: CHANCES i don't. Know and what About Travis Steele. Miami
Speaker 10: they're gonna be the number two seed in THE Mac
Speaker 10: tournament In.
Speaker 1: CLEVELAND i think they have to win the mact if
Speaker 1: it was not gonna put The RedHawks, in they're gonna
Speaker 1: have to.
Speaker 11: Win, well see what. Happens so who, Knows, WILLY.
Speaker 1: I don't know, Segment but let's pound the drum For
Speaker 1: Reds baseball and keep it going. Segment get me out
Speaker 1: of the student's.
Speaker 11: Report, willy another of a beautiful day here in the Tri.
Speaker 1: State we leave you with the immortal words of the Stud.
Speaker 13: Report at some, point this foolishness has got to.
Speaker 1: Stop did you hear Viveg ramaswami on with me between
Speaker 1: twelve and twelve?
Speaker 10: Thirty how about, That? Willy he's a he's gonna run for, governor.
Speaker 1: And your Friend RICHARD. K jones tells me he's Supporting David.
Speaker 1: Yost we have two good, choices as you, know for.
Speaker 10: GOVERNOR i SAW i saw the Sheriff friday night At
Speaker 10: Nancy nicks had a big political deal at The Spinning
Speaker 10: fork spinning For shadow On route four and she was
Speaker 10: there and, uh you, know big gigantic, Crowd, willie and
Speaker 10: let the good guess who walked, In mike De Wine RICHARD. K?
Speaker 10: Jones was he in, uniform bingo hat and. Everything he's
Speaker 10: looking good. Too, well he's work work in the room like.
Speaker 11: Crazy.
Speaker 1: SEE i always thought he's got something in the back
Speaker 1: of his. Mind he wants to run for down the.
Speaker 1: Road what do you Think president of The United. States
Speaker 1: he was going to run For bayner, seat BUT i,
Speaker 1: said don't do, it because you're now the king Of Butler.
Speaker 1: County AND i said you might lose To Warren. Davidson
Speaker 1: he was there.
Speaker 10: TOO i didn't see, him but a lot of heavyweights
Speaker 10: There friday, Night Willie denise AND i read and, eaton
Speaker 10: and all of a, SUDDEN i, thought Man place was.
Speaker 10: Packed and There's Nancy, nicks the great great auditor Of
Speaker 10: Butler county and a. Fundraiser And i'm, thinking wait about.
Speaker 10: It you know when's it is she up for election
Speaker 10: re election? Already, well it would be uh next. Year,
Speaker 10: okay never, ends, right it. Doesn't then it goes fundraising never.
Speaker 11: Ends.
Speaker 1: Never and so now we're going to have the primary
Speaker 1: In ohio is next To, april about a year from.
Speaker 1: Now you're going to have a Veg ramaswami worth a
Speaker 1: billion dollars running Against David jose quite qualified as the attorney.
Speaker 6: General and we'll see what.
Speaker 1: Happens and there's rumors That Shared, brown who's now At,
Speaker 1: harvard is going to come back To ohio and run
Speaker 1: for governor to try to Be ramaswami or try to
Speaker 1: Beat David.
Speaker 6: YOST i don't like his.
Speaker 10: Chances we got action right, There we've got live action.
Speaker 10: Segment and then what about and then that's on The republican.
Speaker 10: Side what about The? Democrats that's a Shared. Brown Sharon
Speaker 10: brown doesn't. Run The dems have.
Speaker 11: Nobody what about DOUBLE? A is he not going to?
Speaker 6: Run No Amy?
Speaker 1: Acting, yeah, Well i'll believe it WHEN i see, It,
Speaker 1: OKAY i don't. Know The republicans would help her get
Speaker 1: the signatures necessary to get on the. Ballot they want
Speaker 1: to run Against Amy acton, yea believe.
Speaker 11: Me, OH i don't. KNOW i mean it's going to
Speaker 11: be but you know what it's it's this is your.
Speaker 10: BALLGAME willi and politics are going to rock and roll
Speaker 10: with you to poll.
Speaker 1: Segment thank you for your involvement coming up next To
Speaker 1: Scott powell About Donald. Trump what's you're doing, right what's
Speaker 1: you're doing? Wrong it just held a little news conference
Speaker 1: With Franz ros. McCrone you know, McCrone segment is the
Speaker 1: president Of. France we were.
Speaker 6: Hugging we we.
Speaker 1: Hugging and kissing, together working out this working out that
Speaker 1: it's the way things.
Speaker 7: Are.
Speaker 1: Segment once, again thank you for the student's. Report i'll
Speaker 1: see you in about forty five. Minutes will let's continue
Speaker 1: with More bill cunning In The Great American live but
Speaker 1: J home of the reds add it again today In
Speaker 1: goodyear on News radio seven HUNDRED wulw My Billy cunning
Speaker 1: him The Great.
Speaker 6: American of, course The American renaissance is.
Speaker 1: Underway it's beginning the first thirty days normally the count of,
Speaker 1: president it's the first one hundred. Days it seems like
Speaker 1: he's been president for the last one hundred.
Speaker 6: Days he's only been a little more than.
Speaker 1: Thirty five, days and it's getting bigger and better than ever.
Speaker 6: Before i'd love.
Speaker 1: IT i know he's in a good place when sixty
Speaker 1: minutes attacks. Him but, Nonetheless Scott powell is with The Discovery.
Speaker 1: Institute he's also a member of The committee on The
Speaker 1: President Danger china and A Senior fellow at The Discovery.
Speaker 1: Institute his timeless book Was Rediscovering, america the number One
Speaker 1: amazon bestseller about eight. Weeks and of course last week
Speaker 1: Was President's, day AND i watched some of the media going, crazy,
Speaker 1: thinking you know what what we ought to do is
Speaker 1: get rid Of President's day because we might might be
Speaker 1: Honoring Donald trump and which is not exactly the. Case
Speaker 1: And Scott, powell welcome again to The Bill Cunningham. Show
Speaker 1: and first of, all your, colin which is at townhall dot,
Speaker 1: com is a great. One and this one talks about
Speaker 1: The President's, day et. Cetera and it, says among other,
Speaker 1: things that reflections On, Washington, lincoln And trump On President's.
Speaker 1: Day and you Link trump With George, Washington Abraham, LINCOLN
Speaker 1: i would Say Ronald. Reagan his portrait is with The
Speaker 1: president over his left. Shoulder tell me why you write
Speaker 1: such things About Donald. Trump, well each is very, different
Speaker 1: but there are qualities of character that link these three.
Speaker 14: People and there the three things THAT i think are
Speaker 14: important are, faith, courage and. Persistence and of course you Know,
Speaker 14: Washington uh was shot at in The french And Indian,
Speaker 14: warrior four bullet holes through his. Uniform but a bullet
Speaker 14: didn't didn't even put a scratch in his. Body, Uh
Speaker 14: and that gave that that that changed. Him you, know
Speaker 14: he knew that it was protected By, god and that
Speaker 14: gave him great. Courage trump same. Story he knows that
Speaker 14: it Was god's protection that prevented him from being assassinated
Speaker 14: In Butler. Pennsylvania that that and he's a changed. Man and,
Speaker 14: uh he has incredible. Courage and and then the third
Speaker 14: quality that that both these people, have his.
Speaker 13: Persistence they just don't. Stop they never give.
Speaker 14: UP i, mean you, know we were, outgunned out, maneuvered,
Speaker 14: outfunded out trained in The war Of independence against the
Speaker 14: greatest military power in the, world That's Great. Britain but
Speaker 14: how did we? Win, well we we lost more battles
Speaker 14: than we. Won you, Know George washington lost more than he.
Speaker 14: Won but in the end we defeated them At. Yorktown
Speaker 14: and they were THEY i, thought after six, years you,
Speaker 14: know we can't beat these. People they're never going to give.
Speaker 14: Up and so they just they built. It you, know
Speaker 14: it's time to. Surrender we'll call it a.
Speaker 1: Day one of the things you say in your, column
Speaker 1: WHICH i think is, beautiful is That washington And lincoln
Speaker 1: agreed That america's greatest threat to national survival would come
Speaker 1: from within rather than some military. Invasion and when Jd
Speaker 1: vance about ten days ago at The Munich Security, conference
Speaker 1: AND i Think germany is now turning to conservatism. Again
Speaker 1: but nonetheless he said that The germans what had to
Speaker 1: be said About germany from, within not from Without. America
Speaker 1: it applies so starkly that WHEN i watch what's happening
Speaker 1: in our major. CITIES i look at what was going
Speaker 1: on on the southern, border the northern. BORDER i look
Speaker 1: at our trade deficit With china was a trillion dollars a.
Speaker 1: YEAR i can't have faed them a trillion. DOLLARS i
Speaker 1: look at perhaps entities taking away THE us dollar as
Speaker 1: a reserve, currency AND i look at all, that And i'm,
Speaker 1: thinking My, god were we in? Trouble AND i, think
Speaker 1: As god's represented him On, earth Is United states Of.
Speaker 1: America and if we, falled no one's going to be
Speaker 1: left to pick us. Up no one's going to come
Speaker 1: to our. Assistance that were the one indispensable. Power so
Speaker 1: what is it About Donald trump that makes you say
Speaker 1: that he recognizes the enemy is from?
Speaker 6: Within, well that was his.
Speaker 14: EXPERIENCE i, MEAN i think when he was elected in twenty,
Speaker 14: sixteen the first, TIME i, think you, know he'd come from,
Speaker 14: business he really didn't understand the dark side of. Politics so,
Speaker 14: well he was always a good deal. Maker he could
Speaker 14: get he could get along with the opposition in his
Speaker 14: in his private life and. Business but, boy when he
Speaker 14: uhen when he had was elected to be president of
Speaker 14: The United, states people that he thought were going to
Speaker 14: cooperate and help him be his friends betrayed him and
Speaker 14: he had a you, know he had a very tough four.
Speaker 13: Years and what's so.
Speaker 14: Interesting one thing THAT i say in that article THAT
Speaker 14: i think you, know many others missed.
Speaker 7: Was that.
Speaker 14: Was there was a bigger thing About god's intervention In
Speaker 14: american life That trump is associated. With you, Know trump
Speaker 14: felt very strongly that he was that the voting, irregular
Speaker 14: the vote fraud prevented him from getting you, know getting
Speaker 14: a second. Term that he won the, election but it
Speaker 14: was denied him because of vote, fraud and he was
Speaker 14: determined to turn that. Around he asked people to come
Speaker 14: To washington On january, sixth and you, know and make
Speaker 14: their voices be known that if there were questionable, electors
Speaker 14: if the Electoral college vote wasn't you, know they didn't
Speaker 14: sit right in about sixteen station notes there were sixteen
Speaker 14: states that had, questions and that they should send it
Speaker 14: back to the state and then do a forenship type.
Speaker 14: Audit but in any, case he was fighting to have
Speaker 14: his second. Term but you know What god Said god
Speaker 14: knew that it would be better if he was denied
Speaker 14: a second, term and that he he reflect on his first,
Speaker 14: Term he learned the, terrain he learned more about the, ENEMY,
Speaker 14: uh and that and Then american people uh would also
Speaker 14: be subject to a horrible Uh biden, administration deep state.
Speaker 14: Administration and and so it was that he had a
Speaker 14: second term he skipped and his and look how successful
Speaker 14: his his leadership is. Now it's remarkable if he had
Speaker 14: if he'd had a consecutive, term not he would not
Speaker 14: have accomplished what he's accomplished.
Speaker 1: Now he had to go through a, forging a foundry
Speaker 1: process in which he became harder than blue. Steel and
Speaker 1: if he were to roll it into a second, term
Speaker 1: it would have been, like, well, uh every day that,
Speaker 1: passed what would be the end of? Him but NOW
Speaker 1: i have a sense the whole city's. Energized, washington D.
Speaker 1: C is energized to do something, great whether It's Scott
Speaker 1: bissett Or Scott turner Or Marco, rubio As Susie wiles
Speaker 1: Or Rick. Granell AND i have a, Sense pete heck
Speaker 1: saith that whole crew would not have been available if
Speaker 1: he would have won the second term when he, did
Speaker 1: when he lost, it it would have been completely. Different
Speaker 1: so when you Say god's, hand WHEN i Say god's
Speaker 1: representative On, earth The United states Of, america he can
Speaker 1: see the future of the president of the. Past he
Speaker 1: knows what's gonna, happen and he allowed this to. Transpire
Speaker 1: So Donald trump would be hardened by the enemies and
Speaker 1: uh freedom of. Liberty and right now we have a
Speaker 1: warrior in The White house that would not have been
Speaker 1: there in twenty twenty.
Speaker 13: One that's, Right that's that's the POINT i made.
Speaker 14: Though but, see But trump was fighting for, it he wanted,
Speaker 14: it he wanted, it but the hidden hand Of gods that, nope,
Speaker 14: nope it's not.
Speaker 13: Right you're gonna have it your second.
Speaker 14: Term but you're gonna we're gonna we're gonna give you
Speaker 14: four years to, prepare and we're going to get The
Speaker 14: american people to have four years of suffering so that
Speaker 14: the vote for you is.
Speaker 6: Overwhelming let me share with your.
Speaker 1: Permission you AND i texted about two or three days,
Speaker 1: ago AND i texted you the word boot it instead
Speaker 1: of book, it and we set up the interview and
Speaker 1: THEN i, said, okay boot. It THEN i said book,
Speaker 1: it and then you say this to, Me, WELL i
Speaker 1: kind of liked your instructions to boot. It boot corruption
Speaker 1: out of THE us, Government boot the global, Cabal boot
Speaker 1: the deep state, Democrats boot the illegal, Aliens boot eighty
Speaker 1: percent of the federal. Government boot THE Ccp china out
Speaker 1: Of panama and boot them out of The western. Hemisphere
Speaker 1: boot The chinese out OF us, Farmland boot THE un
Speaker 1: out Of New.
Speaker 6: York and that's just the. Start so explain to. Me
Speaker 6: AND i read.
Speaker 1: THAT i, said that's a pretty good starting point for the.
Speaker 1: Interview boot. CORRUPTION i look at THE us EIGHT i
Speaker 1: guess as an. Example, yes it's one percent or less
Speaker 1: than the, budget but it's a place to hide certain democratic. Individuals,
Speaker 1: secondly it spreads this this virus that transgenderism around the.
Speaker 1: World so why is it important to ELIMINATE usa it
Speaker 1: except for those programs like Having african kids not get. Polio,
Speaker 1: absolutely if someone is suffering FROM hiv, somewhere, okay but
Speaker 1: that's that's not WHAT usa. Does and what's happening now is.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable explain when you say boot the, corruption can you
Speaker 1: identify all the corruption or just some of?
Speaker 14: It, oh there is so much there is so much.
Speaker 14: Corruption we really have at least three sort of a
Speaker 14: nexus of. Corruption we have the military industrial. Complex we
Speaker 14: have the medical pharmaceutical industrial, complex and then we have
Speaker 14: the the the media high tech information. Complex and there are,
Speaker 14: others but those are those are three that have, really you,
Speaker 14: know corrupted the proper functioning of our. Governments and it's
Speaker 14: really and it's denied The american, people you, know the
Speaker 14: information that they've needed to understand what's going.
Speaker 1: On and we live in the information. Age AND i
Speaker 1: guess this week or, Next pete hechse that's going to
Speaker 1: take a chainsaw to much of THE us, military which
Speaker 1: is full of fat and. Flab AND i think you
Speaker 1: spend nine hundred billion dollars in the, military you would
Speaker 1: have Thought republicans would hold the military sink or sanct
Speaker 1: as we. Do but that does not mean that we
Speaker 1: need seven hundred and fifty military bases in one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty different countries all over the. World we don't need.
Speaker 1: That in other, words it needs to be, lethal it
Speaker 1: doesn't need to need to be. BUREAUCRATIC i think that's
Speaker 1: the Points hechseth is.
Speaker 14: Making, yeah, ABSOLUTELY i, mean what a change we've gone
Speaker 14: From Lloyd, Austin Fat Lloyd. Austin it couldn't even do
Speaker 14: a push up To Pete hayesath which is out there
Speaker 14: in the parking lot of the pen gone going through DISGUISE'S.
Speaker 13: I mean incredible.
Speaker 14: Change and he's you, know he has the, experience frontline,
Speaker 14: experience many many years of serving on the front. Line
Speaker 14: you couldn't ask for a better Of secretary Of. Events
Speaker 14: and he's really a wonderful.
Speaker 13: Man i've met him.
Speaker 14: Personally he is he has all the qualities that are
Speaker 14: going to enable the military to really turn itself around
Speaker 14: under his.
Speaker 13: LEADERSHIP i think the military will be very.
Speaker 1: Strong what we now, knew our tax money has been,
Speaker 1: looted stolen and. Wasted politicians go, in they make no
Speaker 1: more than one hundred and sixty thousand dollars a, year
Speaker 1: and after spending half their money in taxes and half
Speaker 1: that money and living in two different, Places Nancy pelosi
Speaker 1: comes out with three hundred million. Dollars mitch McConnell has
Speaker 1: lost his way, completely is now worth a hundred million.
Speaker 1: Dollars you have all these individuals that are basically living
Speaker 1: in two expensive places coming out of public service with
Speaker 1: hundreds of millions of. Dollars we've been, looted, stolen and,
Speaker 1: wasted and The president's going to go after THE I R.
Speaker 1: S i love the idea of The External Revenue service
Speaker 1: to find out where the money is owed to. Us
Speaker 1: all over the world OWES us. Money but, secondly you
Speaker 1: have a great interest IN, ccp The Chinese Communist. Party
Speaker 1: unlike THE ussr of, old they were supposedly a great military,
Speaker 1: power but not an economic. Power why do you, say
Speaker 1: why do you belong to a committee to kind of
Speaker 1: constrain The Chinese Communist? Party why are they the most
Speaker 1: dominant force ever to Confront.
Speaker 14: America, well they have amped up the communist strategy way
Speaker 14: beyond what the what The soviets. Had you, know they
Speaker 14: believe in unrestricted warfare and they have recognized and of
Speaker 14: Course china has a heritage that goes back to The Sun.
Speaker 13: SUE i think he, LIVED i don't know more than
Speaker 13: two thousand years.
Speaker 14: Ago sun sued the military flo or said that the
Speaker 14: acme of military success is, winning you, know is winning the,
Speaker 14: war winning the battle without firing a. Shot so The
Speaker 14: chinese have really mastered this sort of cultural penetration and
Speaker 14: elite capture where they capture, elites and they use you,
Speaker 14: know primarily it's. Money of, course they have a lot
Speaker 14: of dollars to throw. Around they have an annual budget
Speaker 14: of fifteen billion dollars that is used to Target america
Speaker 14: and to carry out subversive. Activities and many of these
Speaker 14: things are done sort of. Subliminally people don't understand that
Speaker 14: The chinese.
Speaker 13: Are our mortal.
Speaker 14: Enemy and you, know they've created These confucian institutes on
Speaker 14: campuses across the. Country they're More chinese students In america
Speaker 14: than any other nation by a factor of three, anyway
Speaker 14: and you, know they they're just masters at.
Speaker 13: The cultural.
Speaker 14: Revolution of course we know that that's What mao, did
Speaker 14: but they have refined it and perfected it to such
Speaker 14: a point That americans are you, know are don't they
Speaker 14: don't understand really what's what's going.
Speaker 6: On And, scott when you look at their.
Speaker 1: Malware Christopher, ray the old director of THE, fbi said
Speaker 1: about eight months ago that they have malware and every
Speaker 1: Critical american, utility every phone, system every water, system and
Speaker 1: they test it out now and then to make sure
Speaker 1: it works and collapse. Systems he made the point that
Speaker 1: if they have, complete absolute war AGAINST. Us we couldn't fly,
Speaker 1: planes we couldn't land, planes we couldn't make telephone. Calls
Speaker 1: we would not have, electricity we would not have, water
Speaker 1: and within three Days america would be in total chaos
Speaker 1: where there's no communication and they can fly hot air
Speaker 1: balloons over the top of the. Country they can send
Speaker 1: tens of thousands of students into our colleges and. Universities
Speaker 1: they can buy millions of acres of farmland AROUND us
Speaker 1: military basis and put malware all over the place so
Speaker 1: that we can't. Function the Average American Scott, powell doesn't
Speaker 1: understand the truth of what, tommunists Right china wants to
Speaker 1: do to. Us imagine a world without, electricity without sewer,
Speaker 1: system without, water without the ability to. Communicate imagine that,
Speaker 1: world and that's What china's planned for.
Speaker 13: Us it is, True it is.
Speaker 14: True AND i think That trump understands, this AND i
Speaker 14: think that behind the scenes there's.
Speaker 13: Going to be a de engineering on a lot of, This.
Speaker 14: AND i would JUST i would love to see the
Speaker 14: New secretary Of agriculture stand up and, say you, know
Speaker 14: we can't buy farmland In. China we're going to give
Speaker 14: you your money back we're taking back all the land
Speaker 14: that was sold to. You would give you what you
Speaker 14: paid for, it but you've got to pack your bags and.
Speaker 14: Leave you, know you're not welcome to have farm land In.
Speaker 14: America we need our farm.
Speaker 6: Land every.
Speaker 1: Year it's about a trillion dollars of a trade surplus
Speaker 1: they get From. America and so they're crying like a
Speaker 1: stuck pig When america says we're going to use the
Speaker 1: same tariffs on You china that you use on our.
Speaker 1: Products same thing in the heartland Of, germany the heartland Of.
Speaker 1: Europe you don't see forge And chevyes on the roads
Speaker 1: all Over, germany but you do See volkswagens and BMW's
Speaker 1: And mercedes. Here and what's good for the goose is
Speaker 1: good for the. Gander AND i think that makes perfect. Sense,
Speaker 1: well we got to. Run Scott, powell thanks for coming.
Speaker 1: On And President's day is going to remain for a long.
Speaker 1: Time and the fact That Donald trump is our president
Speaker 1: now as a matter of, celebration not. Regret And Scott,
Speaker 1: powell once, again thank you for coming on The Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 6: Show And scott you're a Great. American thank, You.
Speaker 13: Thank, You. Bill thank.
Speaker 1: You let's do it. Again let's continue with. More imagine
Speaker 1: hot air balloons flying over Red. CHINA i wonder if
Speaker 1: we have our ability to do to them what they
Speaker 1: do to. US i strongly suspect that we do, not
Speaker 1: because we don't have tens of thousands Of american students
Speaker 1: in their elite. Universities that doesn't. Happen but the opposite,
Speaker 1: does and that's not a good. Thing let's continue With
Speaker 1: Mort cunningham with you every afternoon on news radio seven.
Speaker 6: Hundred WUL w Means i'm.
Speaker 11: Old when you first start, coaching you don't dream you're
Speaker 11: going to be at the coach AT u c L.
Speaker 12: A so for, ME i got the coach at my
Speaker 12: alma mater AT u c L. A, hello.
Speaker 1: By, it And I'm i'm, broadcasting.
Speaker 7: You, Know.
Speaker 1: ROCK i like to bring up About Notre. Name i'm
Speaker 1: watching ladies college game and The wolf packed lady you
Speaker 1: know their lady wolf. Facts i'm not, sure but they
Speaker 1: Beat Notre dame and double. Overtime your comments on, that, well,
Speaker 1: look we're just getting ready for the.
Speaker 15: Tournament we're on you, know we're kind of pacing, ourselves
Speaker 15: getting ready for the.
Speaker 7: Tournament.
Speaker 11: Yeah the, ladies the Lady. Irish we'll be.
Speaker 6: Back what were the Lady irish like in basketball when
Speaker 6: you went to?
Speaker 7: School?
Speaker 15: Wow they won the national championship my senior. Year so,
Speaker 15: yeah so, there yeah two thousand and. One, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 15: yeah tournament about five years. Ago say you're won the
Speaker 15: national invitation. Tournament, yeah, no. Champ you know What i'm.
Speaker 15: SAYING i recall. That, yes they're hanging the. Banners yeah they.
Speaker 11: DO i know. HIM i. Know, well it's, good it's great.
Speaker 1: Now rock an hour ago segments talking about this experts,
Speaker 1: Segment tell The rock about THIS espn experts saying about
Speaker 1: what's going to happen To Trey?
Speaker 10: HENDRICKSON i think is his name is ESPN's Aaron, schatz
Speaker 10: long lost brother Of Gary schatz Of cincinnati, fame and
Speaker 10: Mister shatz says that for The, bengals he's predicting they
Speaker 10: will indeed Trade Trey, hendrickson trade trade.
Speaker 1: Him instead of signing him to a contract. Extension were
Speaker 1: they gonna get for? Him where they get for a
Speaker 1: thirty year old the?
Speaker 10: End AND i don't, KNOW i, mean he doesn't say,
Speaker 10: that but he just says they're gonna trade him.
Speaker 11: Reaction it depends on the. Deal who do we get in.
Speaker 15: Return if you can get like a younger player with
Speaker 15: with great, potential it might be worth.
Speaker 10: It And Henrick hendrickson just said on The Ross Tucker
Speaker 10: podcast they've had multiple talks with The bengals and everything's looking.
Speaker 11: Good SO i don't.
Speaker 15: Know, SO i, mean do you if you're if they're gonna,
Speaker 15: trade they're gonna trade for somebody younger and more in
Speaker 15: their their. Prime but then that that person is also
Speaker 15: going to expect a bigger deal. Here so do you
Speaker 15: Keep Trey hendrickson on this team as one of your
Speaker 15: stalwarts as you're rebuilding the entire? Defense don't do you
Speaker 15: need your productive player back just to kind of you, know? Good,
Speaker 15: yeah because you can't replace. Everybody and he's he's proven
Speaker 15: he can. Play he's proven he can play the. Position
Speaker 15: he's can proven he can play it. Here how much
Speaker 15: tread has left on the, tires that's the.
Speaker 11: Question.
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Speaker 1: School that's ALL i. KNOW rac has met out about
Speaker 1: fifty thousand dollars to fund all the way Back Deer,
Speaker 1: park back to The, jack back to The, jack and he.
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Speaker 1: Wonderful he was Like Roger, stalbach he was Like Luke,
Speaker 1: keikley he was Like Tony.
Speaker 6: Perez this guy was.
Speaker 1: Fabulous and now he tells me Possibly Joe burrow is
Speaker 1: interested in trying to help out.
Speaker 7: There oh my.
Speaker 15: God If Joe burrow shows up for A Deer park,
Speaker 15: event my, God.
Speaker 11: I'm getting in line now next. YEAR a tip of
Speaker 11: the cab to, you my. Friend if you ainte that,
Speaker 11: happen you laughing.
Speaker 1: Snicker when we Got Luke, keikley didn't you a defensive
Speaker 1: player that you?
Speaker 6: Snickered that's not.
Speaker 11: Snicker now Is Mitt croner going to go To?
Speaker 1: Indiana, well my sources tell me he's going to be
Speaker 1: offered ten million. Dollars and they Think Mick cronan is
Speaker 1: the is the gold. Standard and let's face, it that
Speaker 1: kid From LaSalle High school has five hundred. Wins he
Speaker 1: COACHES i think At Murray state was his first, stop
Speaker 1: and then he got to an assistant and then he
Speaker 1: became the head. Coach and after five or six years,
Speaker 1: here the administration of uc he said one to look
Speaker 1: around to find another, job And mike, said, okay he
Speaker 1: found THE ucla. Job they offered it to four or
Speaker 1: five other. People he was let's Take Nick cronan and
Speaker 1: he's taking The bruins to The Promise.
Speaker 11: Land he's done.
Speaker 6: Well eight and. Guy but he lives In Brent what
Speaker 6: his house was.
Speaker 1: Unaffected he's got a cabana, club he's got a, pool
Speaker 1: he belongs to two country. Clubs he runs around with
Speaker 1: the rich and the Famous hollywood Halle. Berry it's the
Speaker 1: rumor he's dating Halle.
Speaker 15: Berry what so is he gonna leave all that and
Speaker 15: coming back To.
Speaker 1: Bloomington, yeah, No, no he's going to use out to
Speaker 1: get make more jack out OF.
Speaker 6: Ucla and he doesn't even spend the money FROM.
Speaker 1: Ucla he puts it into AN ira retirement account and
Speaker 1: he lives off the shoe.
Speaker 6: Contract so this guy's.
Speaker 15: Rich you, know sometimes if you keep chasing, things you
Speaker 15: give up what you already, have, right and he sounds
Speaker 15: like he's got a pretty good.
Speaker 11: Deal why look elsewhere.
Speaker 1: Would you rather live IN la when you're a single,
Speaker 1: man or In bloomington in THE?
Speaker 11: La sure you want to think about that.
Speaker 15: Rock very punitive taxes out, there and it's kind of
Speaker 15: a goofy. State but, man that sounds like he's got
Speaker 15: a pretty good deal going from what you.
Speaker 1: Say takes his money and he puts it in a
Speaker 1: retirement account and it's. Untaxed so he lives off his
Speaker 1: shoe deal and other, endorsements and the rest of the
Speaker 1: money is singing a bank.
Speaker 6: Account.
Speaker 15: Yeah and what most people know is that these, coaches
Speaker 15: these head, coaches that they don't buy their own. Cars
Speaker 15: they get car deals to the local car. Dealership they
Speaker 15: don't pay money for their food every, day that's all catered,
Speaker 15: in you, know expended by the by the. University like you,
Speaker 15: know they. Travel it's it's a great. Gig they make
Speaker 15: a bunch of money and don't spend.
Speaker 11: It that's.
Speaker 1: Big it wasn't for uc to Let Mick cronin. Go
Speaker 1: he would have signed what it was making like three
Speaker 1: or FOUR i.
Speaker 15: Mean let's think back to. That, well what was the
Speaker 15: vibe you. Got was the fan base ready to get
Speaker 15: rid of him or were?
Speaker 7: They, YES i.
Speaker 1: Had a, sense, okay been, there done, that and, uh
Speaker 1: it wasn't a big deal when he. Left it wouldn't
Speaker 1: like The ucats went nuts and said you have to
Speaker 1: sign this. Guy know the fan, base the, management you, know,
Speaker 1: gee the kind of athletic director related to what the
Speaker 1: what he was being told by the fans and, others
Speaker 1: and the arena wasn't sold out all the. Time nick
Speaker 1: had a pretty good, run but it wasn't like A
Speaker 1: final four and he got the u C L a.
Speaker 6: Job four or five.
Speaker 1: Guys turned it down because it was perceived to be
Speaker 1: a bad job at that.
Speaker 6: POINT i think it might be a bad job, Now rock.
Speaker 1: And segam because would you want to move TO la
Speaker 1: and deal with the stuff you got to deal with In. La,
Speaker 1: meant if you're a single, man probably, Yes but in
Speaker 1: reality it's it's Not the job.
Speaker 11: Was sounds like he's doing pretty, good so you don't.
Speaker 1: Have to worry About mick running second. Man please good.
Speaker 1: Us he's got that seven foot three kid out. THERE
Speaker 1: i MEAN i watched him. Yesterday it's, like you're, good
Speaker 1: you get around the. BASKET i, MEAN i forget. It
Speaker 1: and what about your? Buddy But Bake ramas Swam he
Speaker 1: was al with me at noon today talking about the.
Speaker 15: Governorship he texted me this morning about. That, yes he's
Speaker 15: going to run for.
Speaker 6: Governor what do you think about?
Speaker 1: That if you're going to Be David, yost the man
Speaker 1: who would be governor now the attorney.
Speaker 6: General what does the rock.
Speaker 15: STAY i think if he has the power Of trump behind,
Speaker 15: HIM i think that's going to be pretty pretty tough to.
Speaker 1: Beat how good that Will trump be in a year
Speaker 1: and a? Half, though answer the question how good will?
Speaker 1: You how good would the Trump ster being a year
Speaker 1: and a, half they'd be pretty. GOOD i think.
Speaker 11: GREAT i think things are rocking and. ROLLING i, mean
Speaker 11: you Wouldn't you wouldn't know that if he listened to you,
Speaker 11: know some of THE.
Speaker 15: Msm during the course of the, Day Harvard harrispool came
Speaker 15: out his approval right is like fifty six percent the
Speaker 15: it's ever.
Speaker 11: BEEN i think people are pretty.
Speaker 15: Happy you listen to some, people it's like this is
Speaker 15: the worst thing ever and people are are getting. Deflated
Speaker 15: AND i DON'T i don't see that at all WHEN
Speaker 15: i talk to the average.
Speaker 1: Person and how about The Quinny pac, poll forty percent
Speaker 1: Of democrats say The democrats In congress are doing allows you,
Speaker 1: job and something like the approval rating With republicans is
Speaker 1: eighty two percent From Donald trump except in the mainstream,
Speaker 1: media whether there's no approval rating at.
Speaker 11: ALL i are, Dead They're they're, dead and.
Speaker 7: Dead you're your.
Speaker 15: Girl Joy reed just got. Fired For god's, Sake she's.
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Speaker 1: Again tell me about Lester holtz. Segment but get a
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Speaker 15: EIGHT dlc had what two bombs on either side of
Speaker 15: the Past?
Speaker 11: Saturday how about that first and excited so you wouldn't
Speaker 11: want to Be.
Speaker 15: And we thought about my my thought of putting him
Speaker 15: in center.
Speaker 11: Field have they thought about?
Speaker 15: That you, know the royal solid position because there's kind
Speaker 15: of a log jam with within. Fielders we've got a
Speaker 15: lot of good. Players put him in the in center.
Speaker 15: Field that solved some. Problems one THING.
Speaker 10: I saw over the, weekend The Kansas City royals are
Speaker 10: Putting Jonathan india in center. Field to check it. Out,
Speaker 10: oh they must have the same log jam, there you.
Speaker 1: Know Frank ConA says that he had a meeting how
Speaker 1: well With Dela, cruz and they agreed coming out of
Speaker 1: the meeting he was going to be a shortstop And
Speaker 1: Dela cruz did not want.
Speaker 6: To play center.
Speaker 11: Field leave him.
Speaker 6: There then if he's hitting hitting.
Speaker 1: Bombs like, this make them act yeah as. Well if you're,
Speaker 1: winning leave them.
Speaker 6: There nothing like Winning, rock nothing like. That no talk
Speaker 6: the wolf talk about That North Carolina. State did you
Speaker 6: see the Game?
Speaker 11: ROCK i KNOW i.
Speaker 15: DIDN'T i know you, did BUT i did not watch
Speaker 15: the women's basketball game double over. Time but their name
Speaker 15: has got a real good. Team they're gonna be tough
Speaker 15: in the. Tournament they'll be highly ranked in the. Tournament
Speaker 15: it's gonna be. Okay, Sorry i'll Take Notre dame women's
Speaker 15: basketball over the. Field you have the field hot Fudge.
Speaker 15: Sunday let's, Go, well.
Speaker 1: We don't have any more fishes unless The michigan group takes.
Speaker 11: OVER i have on my.
Speaker 15: Note we Have Alex coolige at three thirty five talking
Speaker 15: about how some some private uh business, is private business
Speaker 15: owners are buying up Some, fishers gonna turn them around
Speaker 15: and make them great.
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Speaker 1: not but it'd be great if The reds could beat.
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Speaker 11: Gig he's.
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Speaker 10: i want to play ONE plu.
Speaker 11: Game one game with The.
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Speaker 1: a game and he like bends over and has lack
Speaker 1: problems out for?
Speaker 6: Six weeks how?
Speaker 11: Does that how does?
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Speaker 15: i got No. Love france there you got a.
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Speaker 11: Of swimming.
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Speaker 1: Cunningham park it was only four, feet deep so the
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Speaker 1: Know, wallet, yeah yeah there's all that money that you
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Speaker 1: lou keikley and And and Mike and micah and all.
Speaker 11: That stuff where's all that? Money, going yeah by, the.
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Speaker 6: puck right.
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Speaker 11: that was but it looked like it. Was awesome it.
Speaker 6: Was great more.
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Speaker 1: and they Had That deer Park because Mike h ruse
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Speaker 12: FOR that.
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Speaker 15: That show today right on, the gate We Have bill
Speaker 15: dendy uh gonna talk about the effects of some of
Speaker 15: the tariffs and some. Financial things We Got alex coolgea
Speaker 15: three thirty five talk about the private equity FIRMS or
Speaker 15: i should say private businesses and people are gonna, buy
Speaker 15: up snatch up the, frishes restaurants, turn around make. Them
Speaker 15: great We Have, jeremy rosenthal lawyer at four o'clock talking
Speaker 15: about the Payout by delta to those passengers.
Speaker 11: On the plane that already come over and.
Speaker 7: Build.
Speaker 11: Up yeah and then We Have rosemarie mooring.
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Speaker 10: holding he's got a great Light. ON howie i got a,
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Speaker 11: The students we leave you with the immortal words of the.
Speaker 6: Stud report i'm.
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Speaker 11: to a.
Speaker 13: Police car.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
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Speaker 16: Jail CELL and i still don't really know how that.
Speaker 16: HAPPENED exactly i don't think it ever really, felt. REAL
Speaker 16: unbelievable i understand how.
Speaker 6: IT happens i.
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Speaker 15: my badge and, it's chaos especially when.
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Speaker 17: to yell obscenities. At him the police officer then latched
Speaker 17: himself to. The vehicle at, that point the police officer
Speaker 17: took out his flashlight and started to hit, the vehicle
Speaker 17: commanding that shuffler get out of.
Speaker 11: The car at, some point cooler, Has PREVAILED but I
Speaker 11: think i was just shocked at how long it.
Speaker 3: Carried on drink, at all.
Speaker 7: Trying to drink too much for it.
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Speaker 9: any idea who.
Speaker 17: This was they.
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Speaker 1: say but he's one hell of.
Speaker 6: A player let's continue.
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