Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great America. WelCom is Paulity Frosty two
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Speaker 1: Sunday against the Brownies. They're dangerous, I think, Moeger tells me.
Speaker 1: In the last ten games against Cleveland, the Bengals are
Speaker 1: two and eight, which isn't too good despite the fact
Speaker 1: that Shaun Watson continues to have difficulties. The Mistake on
Speaker 1: the Lake is going to be a hard place for
Speaker 1: the Bengals to play. We'll see what happens, but until then,
Speaker 1: there's much confusion, according to Tony Bender and others, about
Speaker 1: what is status you won and is it good or
Speaker 1: bad for the country. Should we not vote for those
Speaker 1: on the Reapportionment boarder, should we let the retired judges
Speaker 1: simply reminisce with academics and a point whoever they would like?
Speaker 1: And then thirdly that means we're done voting in the
Speaker 1: state of Ohio for the members of the Reapportionment Board
Speaker 1: plus the Attorney General. David Yost had a big arrest
Speaker 1: yesterday involving one hundred and thirty two arrests. Are trying
Speaker 1: to buy and sell sex in the state of Ohio.
Speaker 1: But first of all, David Yoast, welcome again to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And Dave, first of all, can you
Speaker 1: tell the American people and a capsule, because I think
Speaker 1: there's much confusion about issue one? What is state Issue one?
Speaker 1: Vote yes or no? But first of all, describe that
Speaker 1: to the American people. What is statusue won in the
Speaker 1: state of Ohio.
Speaker 2: Well, let's start at the top. It's bad and you
Speaker 2: should vote no. And you and I are going to
Speaker 2: talk about this for a few minutes and talk about
Speaker 2: why it's bad. But I'm not asking you to take
Speaker 2: my word for it. Go read the damned thing. And
Speaker 2: if at the end of it you don't understand it,
Speaker 2: vote no. Because they want to put these words in
Speaker 2: our constitution. They're never coming out if they go in,
Speaker 2: and you should understand what they're trying to do to
Speaker 2: your constitution.
Speaker 3: Before you vote yes. But why is it bad?
Speaker 2: If we're starters? You already talked about it in your
Speaker 2: opening right now. If you don't like the district lines
Speaker 2: that get drawn, you get to vote against the governor,
Speaker 2: you get to vote against the Secretary of State, and
Speaker 2: in order do you can throw the bums out and
Speaker 2: say you didn't play fair. That doesn't happen, and there's
Speaker 2: a reason that it doesn't happen. We have had successfully
Speaker 2: better more fair lines. Can we do better yet? I'm
Speaker 2: sure that we can. But the fact of the matter
Speaker 2: is we've had a reform that was voted in twenty
Speaker 2: fifteen and twenty eighteen. Seventy percent of Ohians voted for that.
Speaker 2: What they want to do now is throw that out
Speaker 2: and enshrine an unaccountable group of people that is going
Speaker 2: to have a constitutional mandate to crack up the cities,
Speaker 2: split up cities and counties and school districts, communities of
Speaker 2: interest in favor of trying to make the Democratic Party
Speaker 2: more competitive. That's what this is about. It has nothing
Speaker 2: to do with fairness, and it is all about a
Speaker 2: revenge play from the former Chief Justice who just can't
Speaker 2: believe she didn't have the authority to order the elected
Speaker 2: General Assembly around to do whatever she wanted to do.
Speaker 2: Is a terrible, terrible idea.
Speaker 1: All I now, I'm going to read to the American people,
Speaker 1: with your permission, mister Attorney General, the first sentence on
Speaker 1: the ballot itself. So if you're a voter, don't rely
Speaker 1: upon the Great American or David Yost, listen to this.
Speaker 1: A majority yes vote is necessary for the amendment to pass.
Speaker 1: The proposed amendment would one repeal constitutional protections against gerrymandering
Speaker 1: approved on nearly three quarters of the Ohio electors participating
Speaker 1: in the state wide elections of twenty fifteen and eighteen,
Speaker 1: and eliminate the long standing ability of Ohio citizens to
Speaker 1: hold the representatives accountable first to hand pablishing fair state
Speaker 1: legislative and congressional districts there. It is so the party
Speaker 1: that demands democracy, the party that are called Democrats, want
Speaker 1: to take away as a citizen, your right to vote
Speaker 1: for members on the Reapportionment Board. Is that correct?
Speaker 2: That is exactly correct. You get to vote for him. Now,
Speaker 2: you don't get to vote for him if you vote
Speaker 2: yes on Issue one.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. So briefly, there's seven members of the board
Speaker 1: every ten years that get together after the census. And
Speaker 1: the members of the board are the governor, I think
Speaker 1: we vote for the governor. The secretary of State, we
Speaker 1: vote for the secretary of state, the auditor of state,
Speaker 1: we vote for that person. Then there's two from theslature,
Speaker 1: four from the legislatures, plit two from the House, two
Speaker 1: from the Senate. We vote for them, including Democrats. There's
Speaker 1: mandatory Democrats on the Reapportionment Board, and we vote for
Speaker 1: these men and women to say, Okay, every ten years,
Speaker 1: do your job, and we vote. If this thing passes,
Speaker 1: there's no more voting. The appell judges. Maybe my wife
Speaker 1: among others, would get together. Get five Democrats, five Republicans,
Speaker 1: five independents. The people of Ohio will no longer vote
Speaker 1: for members of the Reapportionment Board, and away we go
Speaker 1: for the next for the rest of the century. David Yost,
Speaker 1: how stupid is that?
Speaker 2: I almost can't add anything to that. But let me
Speaker 2: try that fifteen member board you talked about. If you
Speaker 2: have been a vetter, if you've been on the active
Speaker 2: or reserve status in the United States military, you can't serve.
Speaker 2: If in the last five years you've been part of
Speaker 2: law enforcement, you've been a cop, you can't serve. You're
Speaker 2: a public employee, you're disqualified. And how about this. Do
Speaker 2: you know how much it's going to cost to do it?
Speaker 2: Nobody knows because it just says, whatever you want.
Speaker 3: We have to spend it.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like this consumer Protection bureauer Rich Quarter
Speaker 2: used to run. They just take the money out of
Speaker 2: the federal reserve. I guess, and you know, however much
Speaker 2: you want, you get it. There's no zero accountability, judicial review.
Speaker 2: It's limited to one tiny question. Everything else off the table.
Speaker 2: You can't even bring a lawsuit, there will be no challenges.
Speaker 1: There's no accountability.
Speaker 2: These people are being elected as the right hand of
Speaker 2: God to do what they think is right. That's not
Speaker 2: the way we work. We have separation of powers, we
Speaker 2: have accountability, we have judicial review, we have the people
Speaker 2: who get to decide who they are, who is in charge,
Speaker 2: and what they're allowed to do. The first part of
Speaker 2: the Constitution says all political power is adherents and the people.
Speaker 2: But what this Issue one does is it says, notwithstanding
Speaker 2: any other part of the Constitution, to the contry ray,
Speaker 2: we're going to do these things, which means, folks, the
Speaker 2: people are no longer in charge once this goes into effect.
Speaker 1: And I would assume none of these proposals ever happen
Speaker 1: in so called blue states. You will never see California,
Speaker 1: New York, Connecticut, Oregon ever propose something like this, because
Speaker 1: they have complete control, and when the Democrats had complete
Speaker 1: control with Ted Strickland, etc. No one brought these things
Speaker 1: because the Democrats are in charge. So if Democrats keep
Speaker 1: losing statewide elections, let's change the rules, whether it's involves
Speaker 1: jerry mandering, or get rid of the filibuster, or get
Speaker 1: ready to the Electora College. If you don't win, change
Speaker 1: the rules. And they're selling this thing as something it isn't,
Speaker 1: which is about democracy, I would encourage citizens to read
Speaker 1: the first sentence of the constitutional amendment on the ballot
Speaker 1: and say, yeah, I'll take some of that. I don't
Speaker 1: want to vote anymore. I want these unelected bureaucrats to
Speaker 1: spend unlimited amounts of money every ten years in draw
Speaker 1: districts and slice up Warren County, slice up Hamilton County,
Speaker 1: slice up Claremont County the fits some academic pursuit, and
Speaker 1: I don't want to vote anymore, And that I'd be
Speaker 1: the message.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: Secondly, I see in the Columbus Dispatch yesterday's headline state
Speaker 1: wide sting leads to one hundred and thirty two arrests
Speaker 1: for trying to buy sex. Can you explain the state
Speaker 1: wide operation that you headed as the Attorney General.
Speaker 2: Yeah, over one hundred law enforcement agencies across the state
Speaker 2: along with social agencies, did a coordinated sting last week
Speaker 2: and it was focused on the buying of sex in Ohio.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing, human trafficking runs because of money. Nobody
Speaker 2: does the dirty, stinky criminal business that could send you
Speaker 2: to prison of human trafficking if they're not making money,
Speaker 2: not making a lot of money at it. So in
Speaker 2: addition to going after the traffickers, which we do, hammer
Speaker 2: and Tong, we're also trying to send a message to
Speaker 2: the people, mostly men, who buy sex in Ohio, don't
Speaker 2: do that. You're you're at the very least taking the
Speaker 2: risk of your complicit and human trafficking very likely actually complicit.
Speaker 2: If we can take away the money from the marketplace,
Speaker 2: the marketplace will drive up, dry up.
Speaker 1: I want to read from the story, David Yost. Among
Speaker 1: those arrested Charles Arnold, fifty five of Dayton. Charles Arnold,
Speaker 1: who is the chief Fire Inspector for the High Department
Speaker 1: of Commerce. These are the defendant's criminal Secondly, Jeffrey Startzman,
Speaker 1: sixty eight of Brookville, a former prosecutor, magistrate and serves
Speaker 1: on the Montgomery County Alcohol, Drug, Addiction and Mental Health
Speaker 1: Board and John Hughes thirty five, who works for the
Speaker 1: State Treasurer's office and referees high school sports. Unbelievable.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Equally unbelievable is that we had twenty some of those
Speaker 2: guys in addition to the Johns, that were looking to
Speaker 2: do kind of more normal things. I guess we had
Speaker 2: a couple of dozen people guys who are trying to
Speaker 2: buy sex from miners. They thought they thought they were
Speaker 2: meeting a kid.
Speaker 1: It was always so did these events? Did these events
Speaker 1: actually occur or this thing operation kept them from occurring?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: So what they do is the officers impersonate a identity
Speaker 2: of the minor or what have you, and arranges a
Speaker 2: meet and we've got all the texts or the telephone
Speaker 2: calls or what have you. So that's the way it works.
Speaker 1: And I would assume this Jeffrey Startzman character sixty eight
Speaker 1: years old, former prosecutor and magistrate. He serves on the
Speaker 1: Montgomery County Drug and Alcoholic Treatment Board. He probably has
Speaker 1: accessed to lots of young women, and I guess boys
Speaker 1: also are a young men that have difficulties. And then
Speaker 1: John Hughes as a referee in high school thirty five
Speaker 1: years old. He is a high school referee, access to children, lava?
Speaker 1: What role does that? What work does human trafficking play
Speaker 1: with illegals and those coming across the border, the vulnerability
Speaker 1: of young women, young men, boys and girls? What does
Speaker 1: it play into at the wide open southern border we have?
Speaker 1: What does it play into this?
Speaker 2: Well, the wide open border makes it much easier to traffic.
Speaker 2: And if you are vulnerable, if you don't speak the language,
Speaker 2: if you're you know, without parental support, if you are
Speaker 2: drug addicted, poor, broke, without contacts, that's a perfect recipe
Speaker 2: for a human trafficker. They don't go after they don't
Speaker 2: snatch people off the street that are going to fight back.
Speaker 2: They look for people who are vulnerable and they groom
Speaker 2: them or they use other techniques. But that's a complicating factor.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to say it's the sole causal factor
Speaker 2: that if we get the border under control, everything's going
Speaker 2: to be fine, but it is making things more difficult.
Speaker 2: Can I change the subject just a second. News We
Speaker 2: have breaking news right here on the Bill Cunningham Show
Speaker 2: as I'm speaking to you. We've got a court decision
Speaker 2: just now in the dropbox case. And you'll recall that
Speaker 2: frank Lrose had after he was told that he had
Speaker 2: to let disabled people pick whoever they wanted to bring
Speaker 2: their ballot.
Speaker 3: In, he put on a a.
Speaker 2: Rule that said, Okay, you can do that, but we're
Speaker 2: not going to let you use the dropbox for that.
Speaker 2: You're going to have to come into the Board of
Speaker 2: Elections and fill out a form that says, I'm bringing
Speaker 2: this in for so and so who's a disabled voter.
Speaker 2: Don't have somebody, you know, dropping five hundred quote unquote
Speaker 2: disabled votes into a drop box. I'm not saying anybody
Speaker 2: would do that. I'm not saying it would happen. Yes,
Speaker 2: it would, But you don't wait until the You don't
Speaker 2: wait until the bank is robbed, put a lock on
Speaker 2: the vault. You do that beforehand. You anticipate that people
Speaker 2: might want to do that. Uh, and you take action. Well,
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party and the A clu et cetera, the
Speaker 2: usual suspects, of course, sued the state over suit Franklin
Speaker 2: Rose over that, and we just won in the Ohio
Speaker 2: Supreme Court. Frank's directive will be operational and drop boxes
Speaker 2: are going to be one vote at a time for
Speaker 2: for this. So I'm excited about that, and I thought
Speaker 2: i'd share it with you.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: So that means and the few of us that may
Speaker 1: have a disability, if we want to give to someone
Speaker 1: who disabled, I want to get my ballot to Tony Bender,
Speaker 1: who may be disabled mentally, physically, emotionally and otherwise. And
Speaker 1: I say, okay, Tony, you take my ballot in there
Speaker 1: and you drop it in. If that's the case, then
Speaker 1: one of us, the healthy person, so to speak, must
Speaker 1: go into the Board of Elections say here I am,
Speaker 1: here's the ballot from Tony Bender. He's kind of a derelict.
Speaker 1: He can't do anything, and I can sign a form
Speaker 1: and that's the vote for Tony Bender. Correct.
Speaker 2: Yes, although I would not characterize Tony that way.
Speaker 1: But it keeps people from gaming the system and so
Speaker 1: called harvesting ballots, especially from nursing home. Some one person
Speaker 1: could say, I got one hundred people in a nursing home,
Speaker 1: and God bless them all, but I got there a
Speaker 1: hundred ballots right here. I'll put them in a drop box.
Speaker 1: He said. When I wait a minute, you come on inside.
Speaker 1: It's on video. Let's see who you are, and let's
Speaker 1: look at the ballots, and that's the way that's done.
Speaker 1: So the Supreme Court said, wait a minute, let's have
Speaker 1: legitimate elections, and especially if it's a prison community, or
Speaker 1: mental health facility or a drug addicted one person, one
Speaker 1: vote here, I am, I can vote. You can't vote
Speaker 1: for one hundred people. Is that the goal?
Speaker 6: Yea, that is a goal.
Speaker 2: And I will caution you that I only read the
Speaker 2: top of the opinion that just came in over my email.
Speaker 2: But I thought that you and your listeners would want
Speaker 2: to know, be the first to know.
Speaker 1: In fact, I voted already a few days ago. The
Speaker 1: People's judge and I sat at our kitchen table. I
Speaker 1: applied for an absentee ballot for no reason. It arrived
Speaker 1: in the mail. I don't stand at the on the
Speaker 1: ballot box on November the fifth and read everything. You
Speaker 1: have time to sit down, read what's going on, talk
Speaker 1: to each other. What do you think? Okay? But we
Speaker 1: went online do a judicial candidate. We didn't know who's
Speaker 1: this person to read about them. That's the way to vote.
Speaker 1: In other words, vote early, vote often, be at the
Speaker 1: kitchen table, get out the ballot, get your internet going.
Speaker 1: You can find everything you want. It drives me nuts
Speaker 1: on election day, which I don't do anymore that people
Speaker 1: stand there actors if okay, who's running? What are the issues?
Speaker 1: How am I supposed to vote? Where's the language that is?
Speaker 2: Still?
Speaker 1: I would encourage people, don't be stupid to vote early?
Speaker 1: Would you agree? Not only that I could not.
Speaker 2: Let's say I walk across High Street tomorrow and get
Speaker 2: hit by a bus. I didn't want to have died
Speaker 2: without having cast my vote against the insanity of the
Speaker 2: progressive left. SI. I wouldn't want that on my conscience
Speaker 2: before I stood before Saint Peter and God himself to
Speaker 2: give an account for my life.
Speaker 1: And it's so easy to vote today. I know there's
Speaker 1: a lot of voter suppression going on. It happens everywhere.
Speaker 1: I smell it, I can see it. A voter suppression
Speaker 1: is everywhere. But it's easier to vote than it is
Speaker 1: to order a hamburger. But nonetheless, David Yost, thank you
Speaker 1: for this, and thank you for explaining State Issue one
Speaker 1: and also on this thing operation for the perverts who
Speaker 1: want to have sex with children, maybe rot in hell.
Speaker 1: But David Yos, once again, thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the bill. Cunningham Show, and God bless you, and God
Speaker 1: bless the Attorney General of the State of Ohio, David Yost. David,
Speaker 1: thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Good to talk to you.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with more and the line
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Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham The Great American Live, It's home of the
Speaker 1: Bengals News Radio seven hundred WLW. And as I said
Speaker 1: with David Yost Our fine ag. The best way to
Speaker 1: vote is at your kitchen table. And it's too late
Speaker 1: now to request a sample ballot of request your ballot,
Speaker 1: but a time has passed, but you can go vote
Speaker 1: anytime you want. Boards of elections are open, and I
Speaker 1: found it so easy to request an absentee ballot arrived
Speaker 1: in the mail about a week ago, the People's judge
Speaker 1: and I sat down, Okay, there's about there's one judge
Speaker 1: we did not know personally, so I went on the website,
Speaker 1: checked out who that person is, what they might do,
Speaker 1: and I voted accordingly. I had time to actually read
Speaker 1: what's on the ballot for state issue won. It's it's
Speaker 1: kind of stupid when you go on November fifth to
Speaker 1: vote if you haven't already voted. You got to stand
Speaker 1: there for fifteen minutes to thirty minutes to read the
Speaker 1: ballot language, having no clue what it means. Do it
Speaker 1: at home and take your time and understand what it
Speaker 1: is and what it doesn't do. I understand who's funding it.
Speaker 1: State issue won the constitutional amendment. Ninety five percent of
Speaker 1: the money is coming from overseas, in fact out of state,
Speaker 1: in fact Switzerland. Because the state of Ohio and Kentucky, Indiana,
Speaker 1: we're not voting the right way. And so when you
Speaker 1: can't win elections, how about taking away the right to vote? Now,
Speaker 1: you would think both parties would say, you know what,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to have a system where I don't
Speaker 1: have the right to vote for the people that determine
Speaker 1: important things in my life politically, I don't have the
Speaker 1: right to do that anymore. The Reapportionment Board has seven members.
Speaker 1: One is the governor. Do you vote for the governor? Secondly,
Speaker 1: it's the Secretary of State on this board? Do you
Speaker 1: vote for that person? How about the auditor? Why do
Speaker 1: you vote for that one? And there's two from the House,
Speaker 1: two from the Senate that have to be split between Democrats,
Speaker 1: and Republicans. If you don't like what they do, every
Speaker 1: ten years, you can vote against that person. And the
Speaker 1: reason is every ten years is because the lines are
Speaker 1: drawn based upon the US Census that comes out every
Speaker 1: ten years, and Ohio has been losing congressional seats, not
Speaker 1: gaining them, and so that every ten years the board
Speaker 1: gets together, elected by you and I what a novel
Speaker 1: concept elections, then they decide how to draw the lines.
Speaker 1: Twice that issue has been on the ballot in Ohio
Speaker 1: in twenty fifteen and twenty eighteen, so it was approved
Speaker 1: by seventy percent of US and the last election in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, things did not go the way the liberal
Speaker 1: Democrats won, so they said, we can't win elections, so
Speaker 1: let's change or get rid of elections. So state Issue
Speaker 1: one would say that if it passes, and I pray
Speaker 1: to God Almighty it does not pass, that a bunch
Speaker 1: of retired judges, maybe my wife is one, would get
Speaker 1: together retired judges and they would select through a panel,
Speaker 1: discussion or board. They would pick five Democrats, fine Republicans,
Speaker 1: and five independents, all of whom cannot have served in
Speaker 1: the military. You can't be in law enforcement can't be
Speaker 1: in any public office, all kinds of exclusions of people
Speaker 1: that can't serve. After the board it is constituted fifteen members.
Speaker 1: They have their own budgets set by them, their own
Speaker 1: rules set by them, and there's no more elections for
Speaker 1: the Reapportionment Board members. That's done, no more elections. And
Speaker 1: then they decide every ten years of what to do
Speaker 1: what not to do, and it's largely non reviewable by
Speaker 1: the court system. So they seize money from the legislature.
Speaker 1: Then they in a sense are not judicially supervised. And
Speaker 1: is simply determine what the lines are and where they are.
Speaker 1: Break up the city of Cincinnati, break up Warren County,
Speaker 1: Claremont County, break up Dayton, whatever it might be to
Speaker 1: dilute the ability of individuals to select the people they
Speaker 1: want to represent them. So please vote no on State
Speaker 1: Issue one so you can keep voting. If you vote
Speaker 1: yes on State Issue one, there'll be no more voting
Speaker 1: for members of the Reapportionment Board, the governor, Secretary of State,
Speaker 1: and the auditor. It'll be determined by a p annal
Speaker 1: of experts. I don't want a bunch of college professors
Speaker 1: or panels of experts talking to me or taking away
Speaker 1: my right to vote. This should be a big issue
Speaker 1: than it is, but because the Democrats put it up,
Speaker 1: the news media largely ignores it. It's got to be
Speaker 1: good hoping you're tricked into believing a lie that this
Speaker 1: is about jerrymandering. When you read the language on the
Speaker 1: first sentence, it's not about jerry mandering. It's meaning that
Speaker 1: when we voted in twenty fifteen and twenty eighteen, that
Speaker 1: we actually meant what we voted for. And that's the answer. Well,
Speaker 1: let's continue. I hope you understand. Secondly, yesterday Monday, Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris came out with a plan to offer twenty billion
Speaker 1: dollars to black men if you vote for me. It's
Speaker 1: called political bribery, much like the student loan forgiveness or
Speaker 1: transferring the payment to someone else's shoulders to pay that.
Speaker 1: Biden and Kamala Harris both know it's unconstitutional. It's illegal
Speaker 1: for them to appropriate money from the treasury that's called
Speaker 1: the Congress. You can't do that U and Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: knows these proposals to bribe black men to vote for
Speaker 1: her will never be an active that's not the point
Speaker 1: of course she knows they can't be enactive because they're illegal.
Speaker 1: But she wants to trick a black guy like Lincoln
Speaker 1: by Ware or Christopher Smitherman not easily tricked, or box
Speaker 1: mailer or others to vote for me, and I will
Speaker 1: set you free. Just vote for me, and you're going
Speaker 1: to get twenty billion dollars because you have black skin
Speaker 1: and you have male Genitelia the party that can't define
Speaker 1: what a woman is or what a man is, the
Speaker 1: party that tells you and I that women have penises
Speaker 1: and men can get pregnant. What are now telling you
Speaker 1: We want to give you twenty billion dollars if you're
Speaker 1: a black mail and the following forms, which are really unbelievable,
Speaker 1: and me get up the list and see which ones
Speaker 1: you might apply for if you're black mail. By the way,
Speaker 1: I'm five percent black. I assume I'm a five percent
Speaker 1: black mail. Maybe I'll get five percent of the money.
Speaker 1: She says, we'll provide one million loans that are fully
Speaker 1: forgivable to black men to start a business up to
Speaker 1: twenty five thousand dollars. By the way, each two champion education,
Speaker 1: training and mentorship programs. I guess we don't have that today,
Speaker 1: right that help black men get good paying jobs and
Speaker 1: high demand industries and lead their communities to go to
Speaker 1: page three, including launching a national Health Equity Initiative focused
Speaker 1: on black men that addresses sickle cell disease, diabetes, mental health,
Speaker 1: prostate cancer, and other health challenges that affect disproportionately men,
Speaker 1: especially black men. I don't know if we have any
Speaker 1: healthcare at all for black men today, but she's going
Speaker 1: to create it. Lastly, we want to legalize recreational marijuana,
Speaker 1: creating opportunities for Black Americans to succeed in these news
Speaker 1: new industries not going well. Number one, it's all in constitutional,
Speaker 1: it's all illegal. Fortunately, we want to live in a
Speaker 1: country under the fourteenth Amendment and veriou Civil Rights Act
Speaker 1: that you cannot dispense public money based upon skin color.
Speaker 1: That's called racial discrimination. You can't do that. Can you imagine?
Speaker 1: By the way, the largest group of poor people in
Speaker 1: America are white. Numerically, by far, there's many more poor
Speaker 1: white guys in America than poor black guys, and many
Speaker 1: more poor white women maybe like you, than black women.
Speaker 1: That numerically, whites are the number one poverty group in America.
Speaker 1: Since that's the case, what if Donald Trump would say,
Speaker 1: you know what, if you're a white man, which is
Speaker 1: the largest poorest group in America, We're going to hand
Speaker 1: you money from the federal Treasury, going to give you
Speaker 1: one million dollar. We're gonna give one million loans up
Speaker 1: to up to twenty five thousand dollars to start a
Speaker 1: white business. We're going to champion white education, white training,
Speaker 1: and white membership programs that help white men get good
Speaker 1: paying job and high tech industries. I want to launch
Speaker 1: a National Health Initiative program for white men to assist
Speaker 1: them with diabetes, mental health. We're told by the liberals
Speaker 1: that we white guys are nuts. Anyway, we needed prostate
Speaker 1: cancer and other health challenges. And lastly, I want to
Speaker 1: help white guys operate recreational marijuana businesses. If Trump had
Speaker 1: flipped the script and said, well, the largest number of
Speaker 1: poor people in America are white. White people are perceived
Speaker 1: as being white. Hell, I'm about ninety five percent white,
Speaker 1: five percent black. We're going to have special programs only
Speaker 1: for white people. How would the media receive that? You
Speaker 1: think that's great, that's fine, knowing that it's all illegal,
Speaker 1: it's all unconstitutional. We've long since decided some fifty years ago,
Speaker 1: you can't fashion government handouts or programs based upon one's race.
Speaker 1: That's illegal under the Civil Rights Act of sixty four,
Speaker 1: sixty five, nineteen sixty eight. All the Supreme Court's decisions
Speaker 1: and other acts sents then then indicate that these government
Speaker 1: programs can be based upon need, but cannot be based
Speaker 1: upon race. And if Kamala Harris's proposal ever become law,
Speaker 1: which of course they cannot, any more than student loan
Speaker 1: forgiveness will ever become law, which it cannot. And she
Speaker 1: did it not based upon race, but upon need. The
Speaker 1: greatest number of people applying for these needy programs would
Speaker 1: be white guys. It wouldn't be black guys at all.
Speaker 1: So the effort of Kamala Harris to offer bribes of
Speaker 1: twenty billion dollars if they vote for her only the
Speaker 1: black men are absurd, ridiculous. On their face, it's insulting,
Speaker 1: and secondly it's illegal. Thirdly, it's unconstitutional, And fourthly, it
Speaker 1: would never get through the Senate in the House anyway,
Speaker 1: because you can't have programs based upon race. That's called
Speaker 1: racial discrimination and that is illegal. Can't do it now.
Speaker 1: Thirdly number one, vote no instead Issue one. If you
Speaker 1: want to vote in the future, vote no on issue one.
Speaker 1: I mentioned this to David Yosti ag that when Ted
Speaker 1: Strickland about twelve years ago, was the governor of Ohio
Speaker 1: and came time for the reapportionment board, that was selected,
Speaker 1: mainly the Democrats did it. There was some complaining, we
Speaker 1: moved on. So they started losing elections, so they want
Speaker 1: to change the rules. They're not winning national elections so
Speaker 1: much anymore, so get ready of the Electora College, which
Speaker 1: by the way, is the only avenue for smaller states
Speaker 1: to express themselves. See, we live not in a democracy,
Speaker 1: but rather in a constitutional republic, in which case the
Speaker 1: states have equal rights to larger states. In other words,
Speaker 1: there's two senators from the state of Wyoming and two
Speaker 1: senators from Kentucky, and also two senators from the state
Speaker 1: of California and the state of New York. So we
Speaker 1: live in a federal constitutional republic with democratic aspects. But
Speaker 1: the core of this is we live in a constitutional republic,
Speaker 1: not a democracy, and so that means that the right
Speaker 1: to vote is kind of important, but not the Democrats.
Speaker 1: The bottom line is what's important. So if you don't
Speaker 1: win national elections, get ready to electoral college. If you
Speaker 1: don't can't break the filibuster in the Senate, get rid
Speaker 1: of the filibuster rule. And if you can't win state elections,
Speaker 1: change your rules so Democrats can win by having these
Speaker 1: academics pick who's on the reapportionment board instead of you
Speaker 1: as a voter. Do you want not to vote for
Speaker 1: these members anymore of the board, then vote vote yes.
Speaker 1: I don't want to vote anymore. I want academics and
Speaker 1: retired judges to determine what district or what line I'm in.
Speaker 1: That is utterly ridiculous. And if you're a black guy,
Speaker 1: can I say again, I'm five percent black according to
Speaker 1: according to my genetic code, I'm being offered twenty billion
Speaker 1: dollars if I vote for Kamala Harris. Wow. Lastly, my
Speaker 1: comments with David Yost involved child second trafficking. Under the
Speaker 1: Biden administration, there's been a three hundred percent increase in
Speaker 1: child sex trafficking in America, and I read the report
Speaker 1: that includes the following the abuse and prostitution forced on
Speaker 1: young migrants who are indebted to smugglers and their affiliated
Speaker 1: trafficking gangs in the US have gone up three hundred
Speaker 1: percent the past three years. If they cannot pay their
Speaker 1: transit fees, loans, if they cannot pay the loans for
Speaker 1: their mother or father that brought them here, their families
Speaker 1: back home will be assassinated by the rival gang members
Speaker 1: and they themselves will be tortured almost to death to
Speaker 1: turn into prostitution or burglars. It's happening again. I mentioned
Speaker 1: it's about six months ago that upscale homes like in
Speaker 1: Hyde Park, like in Westchester, like in northern Kentucky communities
Speaker 1: and Indian Hill, yes, Indian Hill and Montgomery and Blue Ash,
Speaker 1: have had criminal gangs go into homes, disable the alarm system,
Speaker 1: cut out glass, and within ten minutes they're gone and
Speaker 1: people are left to deal with the consequences. And I'm
Speaker 1: thinking these gang bangers, well, I'm told by law enforcement
Speaker 1: many of these gang bangers in effect are paying a
Speaker 1: debt that means that essentially that if they don't participate
Speaker 1: in these robberies and these burglaries, that either their family,
Speaker 1: their friends, their mother, their father, their brother, the sister
Speaker 1: sister will be tortured and killed in front of them.
Speaker 1: If they don't rob if they don't commit burglaries. And
Speaker 1: it's because we have about ten to twelve million illegals
Speaker 1: running around the country right now that should not be here.
Speaker 1: And if Kamala Harris is elected, that number would double
Speaker 1: and triple and quadruple. She will assume along with Tim Waltz.
Speaker 1: And the rumors about this guy are truly unbelievable. And
Speaker 1: I believe they're unbelievable until they're believable, because there's lots
Speaker 1: of negative stuff online. But if these two individuals get control,
Speaker 1: they're going to say to themselves, you know what America
Speaker 1: people want this. We want an open borders that are
Speaker 1: going right down the tubes. We went Los Angeles and Portland,
Speaker 1: downtown Detroit, in Chicago and New York and Austin, Texas
Speaker 1: to all of America can look like that. That's what
Speaker 1: we want, and they voted for it. They voted for
Speaker 1: more child sex trafficking. They voted for more fentanyl. I
Speaker 1: had on the other day a father from all Or
Speaker 1: High School and a father from Lakota West that had
Speaker 1: their children, their adult children who got stuck taking pills
Speaker 1: that look good on paper. They were stamped correctly, but
Speaker 1: they contained the fentanyl unbeknownst to each of them, and
Speaker 1: they died horribly. And there's about one hundred thousand fentanyl deaths.
Speaker 1: And it's known where it comes from, which is from
Speaker 1: the southern border. It cost one hundred dollars on Amazon
Speaker 1: to buy a pill press one hundred dollars. Guess what
Speaker 1: you're in business. And the mixture between fentanyl and some
Speaker 1: other legal substance may be it's a measurement error. The
Speaker 1: measurement error means that young people and others are being
Speaker 1: killed by the Chinese slash Mexican gangs that are infiltrating
Speaker 1: most of our major cities, including right here in Ohio, Kentucky,
Speaker 1: and Indiana. The child sex trafficking is off the charts,
Speaker 1: and David Yost discussed out about forty five minutes ago.
Speaker 1: But it's a tip of the iceberg. We've got to
Speaker 1: get control of our southern border. And Kamala Harris promises
Speaker 1: not to do it. She's had the opportunity for the
Speaker 1: past four years to do it. She didn't do it
Speaker 1: for political reasons. They want to make legal all these
Speaker 1: illegal voters, and the great majority of people coming across
Speaker 1: simply want a better life. Economically, I get that, but
Speaker 1: whether it's ten percent or thirty percent, they're in the
Speaker 1: fent nor, they're in the drug they're in the burglary business,
Speaker 1: and they're destroying the availability of so many Americans to
Speaker 1: live in our great cities. All let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: We never stop. We simply continue. Every now and then,
Speaker 1: I look how bad a shape the Bengals might be
Speaker 1: in barely beating bad teams. Then I look at what's
Speaker 1: happening with the New York Jets. We just got to
Speaker 1: Vonnie Adams and the New York Giants and the Dallas Cowboys,
Speaker 1: and how bad they are. So maybe we're not so
Speaker 1: bad after all. And I'm going to have on later
Speaker 1: this week Bill Wills from Cleveland about the Browns. What's
Speaker 1: going on in Cleveland. They have one win all year,
Speaker 1: and Deshaun Watson appears to be an unconvicted pervert. But
Speaker 1: that's a different issue. We don't have that problem with
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow is a great American. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: Twelve fifty five Home of Your Reds and Bengals, News
Speaker 1: Radio seven hundred WLW. Let's continue Bill cunning into great American.
Speaker 1: Of course, Scott Powell a lot of his thoughts and
Speaker 1: columns a discovery at Discovery Institute dot com, but also
Speaker 1: town hall dot com and also RealClearPolitics dot com. He
Speaker 1: talks about to morally ethically, the status of the country,
Speaker 1: the behavior as the founding father said so many decades ago,
Speaker 1: in fact centuries ago, that eventually this constitutional republic of
Speaker 1: ours will succeed only if there's an informed electorate. That is,
Speaker 1: people have to vote for individuals that will stay faithful
Speaker 1: to the constitution and the traditions of this great country
Speaker 1: and not to the vulgarities of the moment. But Scott Powell,
Speaker 1: welcome again to the Cunningham Show. And just briefly, Columbus
Speaker 1: days come and gone. I watched some of the parade
Speaker 1: in New York City, which is all about Italian pride.
Speaker 1: Has taken on the idea of Italian pride with Christopher Columbus.
Speaker 1: Can you give us a capsule of what Christopher Columbus
Speaker 1: discovered and who he was, because it's all about now
Speaker 1: Indigenous People's Day and it's not about Christopher Columbus or
Speaker 1: Italian pride. Explain that to the American people.
Speaker 6: Well, Columbus was a remarkable man in many many ways.
Speaker 6: First and foremost he was a self made man.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: He shipped out early in life, when he was a
Speaker 6: teenager on ships. He had a vision for you know,
Speaker 6: most people want to live on the land. He wanted
Speaker 6: to live on the sea. He was a seafarer and
Speaker 6: he encountered them. He encountered Muslim resistance. The Muslims had
Speaker 6: cut off trade to the far East in the you know,
Speaker 6: and he encountered this, the militant Muslims in the in
Speaker 6: the east tern Mediterranean. And it was at that time
Speaker 6: in his life and he was very young when he
Speaker 6: thought to himself and he was a believer that the
Speaker 6: world was round, that by sailing west there must be
Speaker 6: a trade route to the far East. So that was
Speaker 6: sort of an early vision that he had. He continued
Speaker 6: on being a seafare and he shipped out with different
Speaker 6: companies and at one point his ship was was it
Speaker 6: came under fire. He was on a Flemish flagged ship
Speaker 6: and I think it was the I forget what country
Speaker 6: was it war with a Flemish, but there was one
Speaker 6: and they sank his ship. Luckily, he was able to
Speaker 6: get to shore in Portugal and there he learned about
Speaker 6: celestial navigation, and then it was confirmed in his mind
Speaker 6: that by the stars he could find he could navigate
Speaker 6: to the new you know, to find this trade route.
Speaker 6: And so it was that he then set out to
Speaker 6: get sponsorship, and he went to all the maritime countries
Speaker 6: in Europe giving his vision that he wanted to find
Speaker 6: a trade route to the Far East and if we
Speaker 6: could if he could do that, it would be a
Speaker 6: huge benefit to everyone. People laughed at him, and it
Speaker 6: was six years. Six years went by, and finally Isabella
Speaker 6: and Ferdinand, after they had driven the Muslims out of
Speaker 6: South Spain, recognized that we don't want to just drive
Speaker 6: the Muslims out, but we want to spread Christianity. And
Speaker 6: here's Christopher Columbus, this great zealous evangelist who had a
Speaker 6: not not only a passion for a trade route, but
Speaker 6: a passion to bring the message of the Savior, which
Speaker 6: is really great news to people who'd never heard it before.
Speaker 6: So this was the second factor that they liked, and
Speaker 6: he then was enlisted they the by Ferdinand and Isabella
Speaker 6: to carry this out. They they equipped him with three
Speaker 6: ships and a full crew, and off they went, and uh,
Speaker 6: you know, that's unbelievable. The crew was mutinous because it
Speaker 6: was taking longer to make landfall than they thought. They
Speaker 6: estimated maybe five or six weeks. Anyway, there in week
Speaker 6: seven or eight and they became mutinists and they were
Speaker 6: going to throw Columbus off the ship. And they were
Speaker 6: you know, it was only one of Columbus, and he
Speaker 6: was not a Spaniard. He was from Generalis so he
Speaker 6: was really more Italian. And he I had I can't
Speaker 6: you know, jhing I can do except turned to God
Speaker 6: and he did. He prayed God, you know God after
Speaker 6: tom and I think heard the audible voice. But he
Speaker 6: came to realize I need to ask for three days.
Speaker 6: I should ask for three days, and then if we
Speaker 6: don't make landfall, you can do with me what you will.
Speaker 6: That is to say, you know, throw me overboard and mutiny. Anyway,
Speaker 6: on the morning of the third day, the lookout from
Speaker 6: the Pinto, at the top of the mast of the
Speaker 6: Pinto cried out land ho and there they there was Salvador.
Speaker 1: And it wasn't Florida, it wasn't Georgia, No, no, it.
Speaker 6: Was in It was in the Bahamas. They named the
Speaker 6: island San Salvador, and it's it's retained that name ever since.
Speaker 6: And I think San Salvare means something, you know, some
Speaker 6: San Salvador is something religious, some commemoration of the greatness
Speaker 6: of uh our, our Christian life. And he erected across
Speaker 6: the first thing he did upon going ashore. Anyway, he
Speaker 6: made four voyages to the New World after that, and
Speaker 6: he never once even spotted continental of the United States,
Speaker 6: and they never found gold. But they didn't counter the
Speaker 6: Cannibals and the Caribbean. It was the carib tribe, and
Speaker 6: that's why the Caribbean is named the Caribbean. It was
Speaker 6: named after the Carib tribe. And the carib tribe was
Speaker 6: made up of Cannibals who used to eat the men
Speaker 6: and enslave the women go from island to island. I mean,
Speaker 6: it was a brutal world back then. You know. The
Speaker 6: Spanish crew had to be tough to survive.
Speaker 1: Right otherwise the Cannibals. What eat a man? Let me
Speaker 1: ask you this, He's been vilified. It's ugly. It's now
Speaker 1: Indigenous People Day. And this relates to another one of
Speaker 1: your columns, and the headline of this column is Early
Speaker 1: Priorities for the Trump administration is to heal America. And
Speaker 1: you have this classic sentence, and it's the following Scott
Speaker 1: Pale quote. Make no mistake. When wholesale dysfunction, it becomes normal.
Speaker 1: As it is today in America. The final stage of
Speaker 1: collapse cannot be far away. Uncorrected. What will follow is
Speaker 1: some kind of communist tyranny. So when you take away faith,
Speaker 1: take away family, takeaway borders, have women playing have men
Speaker 1: playing women sports, teenage boys in locker rooms with girls.
Speaker 1: There's no rules, there's no faith, there's no family, and
Speaker 1: the final stage of collapse cannot be far away. So
Speaker 1: when Christopher Columbus, who never lands in the United States
Speaker 1: is a villain one indigenous tribes who were committing cannibalistic
Speaker 1: acts and eating men and women in a sexual slavery,
Speaker 1: and the cities have collapsed largely and to homeless encampments
Speaker 1: and like I escaped from New York type stuff. So
Speaker 1: one of the first things that the Trump administration ought
Speaker 1: to be to restore order in this country which is
Speaker 1: filled with disorder. Explain that priece goes, I want to
Speaker 1: know exactly what's going to happen. When you say wholesale
Speaker 1: dysfunction becomes normal in America today, dysfunction is normal when
Speaker 1: instead of being called out and criticized, it is applauded.
Speaker 1: Explain why the connection by you.
Speaker 6: And me and most common sense people in America. It
Speaker 6: is applauded by a small a small group of people
Speaker 6: that are that don't know any better. And then the
Speaker 6: elites are applauding it because the elites want to break
Speaker 6: America down. Remember, the elites are more aligned with a
Speaker 6: communist international order than they are with you know, with
Speaker 6: American people, and they they want to break America down,
Speaker 6: and so breaking down all the traditions, all the holidays, everything,
Speaker 6: you know, the legal system, the school system. We propagandize
Speaker 6: the kids, we break up the family. We promote transgenderism,
Speaker 6: which is a crime against young people. I mean, it's
Speaker 6: a crime. God created us as man and woman, boy
Speaker 6: and girl, and that's it. There's no transgendering between the genders.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, this is this is a crime. And the
Speaker 6: medical establishment, they, you know, they betrayed us in the COVID,
Speaker 6: they're betraying us again by embracing this radical ideology which
Speaker 6: has no place in a civilized country. And a Christian
Speaker 6: civilized country.
Speaker 1: Well, it's true, and this is todd from the first
Speaker 1: grade on. I had a guest on the other day
Speaker 1: to talk about transgenderism and DEI really begins in kindergarten
Speaker 1: in the first grade explain that.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean they'll they'll bring they'll start it as
Speaker 6: early as they can. And that's why, you know, listeners
Speaker 6: with young children in public schools really need to think
Speaker 6: serious about getting them the heck out of public schools. Now,
Speaker 6: when Trump takes office, I wouldn't be surprised that education
Speaker 6: is going to be a you know, a a first
Speaker 6: priority to reform. And he might just decide, well, we
Speaker 6: don't need a Department of Education. We need education controlled locally.
Speaker 6: We don't need a bureaucracy. After all, the Department of
Speaker 6: Education was established in nineteen seventy seven by Jimmy Carter.
Speaker 6: What's been the fate of schools? The Department of Education
Speaker 6: not great. It's gotten worse and worse and worse and worse.
Speaker 6: So the first thing you do is fire them all
Speaker 6: in the City of Chicago Department of Education.
Speaker 1: I look at Chicago, Detroit, to look at Austin, look
Speaker 1: at Cincinnati, New York, Atlanta, Washington, DC public schools. The
Speaker 1: more money spent, the less result you have. And in fact,
Speaker 1: the standardized testing indicates the most kids come out of
Speaker 1: those schools incapable of reading or holding a job because
Speaker 1: they're not literate. And the problem is there's no change
Speaker 1: other than like in Chicago, Mayor Johnson says, we have
Speaker 1: to raise a lot more money, spending twenty eight thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: A kid has not enough. Got to spend more money
Speaker 1: and you get less results. And the Department of Education
Speaker 1: wherever that budget is, chop it up, give it to
Speaker 1: the districts, disband it and move on. And that's called
Speaker 1: Trump doesn't care about public education. Just the opposite. He
Speaker 1: cares so much. The federal Department of Education needs to
Speaker 1: be eliminated and the money sent to the states, and
Speaker 1: there has to be complete reform. I mean, what loving
Speaker 1: knowing in New York City would send their kids to
Speaker 1: the New York City public schools to be educated. It
Speaker 1: becomes a doctrination. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Absolutely I do. And so you know, we heard that
Speaker 6: one of Trump's early initiative is to provide you know,
Speaker 6: school choice throughout the nation. Every state will have school choice.
Speaker 6: Parents can send their kids to whatever school they want to.
Speaker 6: And that's probably going to be followed by a changing
Speaker 6: of the you know of the the you know, the
Speaker 6: benefit that they can quantify how much the public schools
Speaker 6: spend on a child. Right, we get, you know, we
Speaker 6: downside the public schools and we give the parents the
Speaker 6: money or the tax credit to send their kid to
Speaker 6: a private school or to whatever school, a charter school, whatever.
Speaker 6: But you know, it's all about people being in charge.
Speaker 6: When are the American people going to wake up to
Speaker 6: the founding of this country. It was all about the
Speaker 6: people being in charge of their lives. That the government
Speaker 6: was subordinate to the people. We have unalienable rights, and
Speaker 6: the government answers to us. The Department of Education should
Speaker 6: answer to us. They don't, so let's fire them. But
Speaker 6: let's like make this the local school boards answer to
Speaker 6: the people. And we can do that by having the
Speaker 6: power to send our kids wherever we think the best
Speaker 6: school is.
Speaker 1: In fact, the more federal governments, the more federal government
Speaker 1: than anything business, no question. And that Now, what do
Speaker 1: you do with parents that are complete derelicts, whether they're white, brown, black,
Speaker 1: or otherwise. Their complete derelicts, and they and they and
Speaker 1: they're they themselves are dysfunctional. And of course the good
Speaker 1: students of the good moms and the good dads are
Speaker 1: good out of public schools. What do you do whether
Speaker 1: what's left behind? And that's another serious problem.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, it used to be the role of
Speaker 6: the church to have a much bigger uh, you know,
Speaker 6: the church played a much bigger role in in the
Speaker 6: dysfunction of society. And maybe that will be part of
Speaker 6: the mission as we have spiritual revival in America where
Speaker 6: they where the private sector, if you will, and the
Speaker 6: church is part of the private sector, begins to assume
Speaker 6: problem more problem solving. Because the government's dysfunctional, we can't
Speaker 6: rely on the government to provide us, you know, good
Speaker 6: education or good healthcare. I mean, you know, we learn
Speaker 6: through COVID that it's a government against the people. They
Speaker 6: want to kill people, they want to vaccinate people with
Speaker 6: dangerous you know, can new concoctions that have never been
Speaker 6: gone through proper trials.
Speaker 1: Now, wait a minute, my body might no, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: liberals believe my body might choice. It's my body. I
Speaker 1: can put in my body or take out of my body.
Speaker 1: Whatever I want why did not apply with the vaccine
Speaker 1: because that was going in your body. And when it
Speaker 1: comes to abortion, which is a sacrament by liberals, my body,
Speaker 1: my choice. However it didn't apply with vaccines. Why is that?
Speaker 6: Well, because because our opponents are live in the world
Speaker 6: of lies and double standards. Of course, that's the answer
Speaker 6: to that. It's you know, it's not what is the truth,
Speaker 6: it's what what you know, what we want? How we
Speaker 6: can manipulate things to get our way. So well, so
Speaker 6: it goes. But but there's hope, Bill, there's hope.
Speaker 1: Give me hope, Give me hope, Give me hope. I
Speaker 1: need hope.
Speaker 7: Bill.
Speaker 6: People are waking up across the board. Look at the statistics.
Speaker 6: Sixty percent of the Hispanics are going to vote the
Speaker 6: Republican tickets, okay, and and and and there may be uh,
Speaker 6: you know, not quite that change among the minority known
Speaker 6: as blacks, but they're part of they are they are
Speaker 6: the true minority in America. They're the original minority. And
Speaker 6: and I swear it's it's going over forty forty fifty
Speaker 6: black males voting for Trump. Women may made me slow
Speaker 6: to catch up, but that is you know that that
Speaker 6: is unprecedented.
Speaker 1: Bill can take it, can't take it no more.
Speaker 6: But there there is, you know, grassroots movement going and
Speaker 6: look what Look what Charlie Kirk is doing. I mean,
Speaker 6: he mobilized all these young people across the country to
Speaker 6: care for the country, and they're going to They're involved,
Speaker 6: they're getting out the vote, they're going to be at
Speaker 6: the polls. I mean, so you know, I and Trump
Speaker 6: is out there telling us, let's make this too big
Speaker 6: to rig. And it looks like the status are are
Speaker 6: there that this is going to be a landslide in
Speaker 6: the voting behavior of Americans, and I don't think that
Speaker 6: they can steal it. Well then what, Well, it'll be chaos.
Speaker 1: Chaosle I just said to my producer, chaos. We're gonna have.
Speaker 1: Nothing will be if Trump's elected. Chaos because Jamie Raskin
Speaker 1: and others so called liberal Democrats who care so much
Speaker 1: about January the sixth, have said publicly they're not going
Speaker 1: to certify the election. If Trump wins, he must be stopped,
Speaker 1: which when election day in the inaugural by any means necessary.
Speaker 1: And this from the Democrats who care about the integrity
Speaker 1: of the election. The Democrats are saying we can't let
Speaker 1: him take office if he wins. Imagine that and really.
Speaker 6: What it reveals and everyone should understand this that the
Speaker 6: Democrat Party is utterly corrupt and they are trying to
Speaker 6: protruct protect their corrupt criminal syndicate enterprise. They're all corrupt,
Speaker 6: they're all getting rich, they're all making money through the
Speaker 6: corrupt system. Trump comes along, as you know, as as
Speaker 6: the as the righteous man who wants to deliver justice.
Speaker 6: And you know, they don't like Donald Trump because they're
Speaker 6: afraid that he will deliver justice. But you know what, oh,
Speaker 6: you know, when we think, when we think, what you know,
Speaker 6: when someone when a big crime has been committed, to say,
Speaker 6: there's a murder in a family and you lose a
Speaker 6: loved one, you can't bring closure, You can't heal until
Speaker 6: until the criminal is convicted, is tried and convicted. We
Speaker 6: have criminals that have that have committed treason and sedition
Speaker 6: and betrayal of our country and that that that is
Speaker 6: very suious involving a lot of disks. Looks what Look
Speaker 6: what has happened with FEMA in North Carolina. Eight is
Speaker 6: being denied to the people by a government agency. This
Speaker 6: is crazy, Americans need justice. A lot of people need
Speaker 6: to be tried and probably go to jail. And the
Speaker 6: ones who commit treason and sedition, they should be put
Speaker 6: up for a criminal for capital punishment because that is
Speaker 6: the normal penalty for treason.
Speaker 1: Lastly, once again, make no mistake, you say, when wholesale
Speaker 1: dysfunction becomes normal, as in America today, the final stage
Speaker 1: of collapse cannot be far away uncorrected. What will follow
Speaker 1: some form of tyranny. Scott Powell, we have to go
Speaker 1: once again. You're a great American, and thank you for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Scott Powell,
Speaker 1: thank you absolutely, thank you, Bill. God bless you. Remember
Speaker 1: that what's on the ballot is either a freedom or tyranny.
Speaker 1: On seven hundred WLW. I don't care whether you like
Speaker 1: Trump or not. Trump governed this nation in a responsible
Speaker 1: way where everybody prospered. Hello, quiet, I'm broadcasting Hangman every
Speaker 1: now and now. I think the Bengals are in a
Speaker 1: tough place. Then I look at the Jets J E. T. Yes,
Speaker 1: I look at the Giants, I look at the Cowboys. Well,
Speaker 1: let's see the the Yankees and Mets won New York.
Speaker 8: The Giants and Jets lost, and right now the New
Speaker 8: York City's bat in five hundred, which is part of
Speaker 8: the last few days. But the Jets stink. Although they're
Speaker 8: going to get DeVante Adams from the Raiders, but I
Speaker 8: don't know. I mean, how's that going to do?
Speaker 1: How about that division? You take the Giants, the Redskins,
Speaker 1: the Eagles, and the Cowboys and the Commanders. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: can you hit me with something? The Commanders take those
Speaker 1: four teams, who's gonna win? I guess the Commanders, I guess.
Speaker 1: I mean, I thought Dallas stinks. Dallas stinks, and I
Speaker 1: guess the Giants.
Speaker 3: I guess.
Speaker 8: Jerry Jones called in his radio show this morning, went
Speaker 8: at it with the boys because they're just asking questions like, Hey,
Speaker 8: what's going on? And He's like, Hey, I'm not sitting
Speaker 8: here on the radio talking about all this stuff. So
Speaker 8: Jerry Jones threatened a fire. Well, you know what's going
Speaker 8: to happen, right, I'm surprised Mike Zimmer. I thought Mike
Speaker 8: Zimmer would get into yesterday. But I guess they're not
Speaker 8: going to do anything. But you know what's going to happen. McCarthy,
Speaker 8: Bill Belichick, Bingo Belichick. That's he's just waiting in the wings.
Speaker 8: And then you're gonna ask the Philly boy and you're
Speaker 8: gonna have the odd couple in Dallas.
Speaker 1: That'll be that'll work. Yeah. I think he needs like
Speaker 1: twelve or thirteen NFL wins for the all time record
Speaker 1: from Shula. Well we'll see. Well maybe not from Dallas,
Speaker 1: but someone's going to get that. We think the Bengals
Speaker 1: are in trouble till I compare to other teams Detroit, Detroit,
Speaker 1: just Lloyd with them Sunday. It was embarrassing. And that
Speaker 1: wasn't home. That was at at and T Stadium where
Speaker 1: it's packed. I gotta got the big d. I gotta
Speaker 1: call Bill Wills in a couple of days the Cleveland
Speaker 1: Morning Man, the Mike McConnell of Cleveland and talk about
Speaker 1: the Browns and Deshaun Watson. How's that looking? Not good?
Speaker 8: And lastly, well, Kevin Stefanski's staying with Deshaun Watson. I
Speaker 8: guess unless he gets another lawsuit against him.
Speaker 1: Well, go ahead. I'm reading a story out of Las
Speaker 1: Vegas now. One I'm reminded of the comments of one
Speaker 1: Joe Morgan made to a friend of mine yes, who's
Speaker 1: had about twenty years ago. When Pete Rose dies, he'll
Speaker 1: be alone and broke. The story says that Pete Rose,
Speaker 1: they had a check on him, a welfare check, and
Speaker 1: that's how the body was discovered. And before that, about
Speaker 1: three days before that, he was taken to a hospital
Speaker 1: in terrible physical condition, and then he went to Nashville,
Speaker 1: which obviously should not have done. Then he flew back
Speaker 1: all night long, head on the TV set and expired
Speaker 1: of diabetes and heart problems. And now here we are.
Speaker 1: Two weeks later, I spoke to a lawyer friend who
Speaker 1: said that the body appears to be in a bag
Speaker 1: in the Clark County Corner's office. And I'm thinking, Joe
Speaker 1: Morgan broke and a loan is Pete Rose. And now
Speaker 1: he's saying there's no will file, which means you just
Speaker 1: can't go to the corner and say, by the way,
Speaker 1: give me Pete's body. You got to get a court
Speaker 1: order to release the bodied. So and so that isn't happening.
Speaker 1: And the family believes there's not a will, which means
Speaker 1: you have the administrator appointed. I hope Tyler Pete or
Speaker 1: somebody's going to be appointed. And then you start the
Speaker 1: process of what do we do the funeral? I know
Speaker 1: that the Reds organization wants to do an honor of
Speaker 1: Pete Rose in some fashion come into March, first of
Speaker 1: April or June, whenever the family agrees. They're trying to
Speaker 1: get but they're leaving the family alone because it's only
Speaker 1: been two weeks exactly. But at some point you like
Speaker 1: to think things are a bit more orderly. But with
Speaker 1: Pete Rose, I'm not sure order is the order of
Speaker 1: the day. You know what I'm saying.
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Speaker 1: Got about this. Replacing a black council member with a
Speaker 1: white man is harmful. I'm writing this story in the
Speaker 1: inquiring I said, what's going on the NAACP in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Who's one person? Guy named Mallory is issuing a scathing
Speaker 1: rebuke of council member Mika Owens. By the way, he's black,
Speaker 1: for her decision to replace a black gay man with
Speaker 1: a white straight man on city council, a rebuke. The
Speaker 1: guy's name is Evan Nolan, was replacing the other guy
Speaker 1: who the other guy's going to like hud the big
Speaker 1: time or something the government right right. According to the NAACP,
Speaker 1: former council member Reggie Harris, who left for a big
Speaker 1: job in Washington, is black and gay. The NAACP says
Speaker 1: the decision by Owens, who Meka is black, flipped the
Speaker 1: none member council from majority of black to majority white,
Speaker 1: which is five to four. And by the way, the
Speaker 1: population of Cincinnati is forty percent black, so I don't
Speaker 1: want to get facts in the way of the NAACP.
Speaker 1: And now now there's I guess not a gay member
Speaker 1: on council, first time in the last thirteen years. Do
Speaker 1: you care what kind of sex someone has? No, couldn't
Speaker 1: care less. No, this is a joke.
Speaker 8: As they can govern and fix the roads and clean
Speaker 8: them off, that knows. That's fine with me, your friend
Speaker 8: Joe Mallory and paint the lines on the road too.
Speaker 1: And the PRESIDENTACP says, the NAACP is deeply disappointed, profoundly
Speaker 1: disheartened by council member Mika Owens's decision to appoint a
Speaker 1: black to appoint a white man who is straight the
Speaker 1: city council.
Speaker 7: We just end this.
Speaker 1: How about this how of time when our nation is
Speaker 1: grappling with the legacies of institutional racism and striving for
Speaker 1: equity and inclusion, this decision has a step backward that
Speaker 1: dismisses racial equity and e raises the contributions and presence
Speaker 1: of black men in spaces where they're already underrepresented. Are
Speaker 1: you kidding me?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: Maybe the guy was I.
Speaker 8: Mean what, I guess qualifications has nothing to do with
Speaker 8: this right, Why would you say such things?
Speaker 1: You're so insensitive.
Speaker 8: I'm just saying, and the guy qualified to be on council? Yes,
Speaker 8: but okay, sig what's wrong with that? It doesn't follow equity?
Speaker 8: And may I continue with the statement of the NAACP.
Speaker 8: What makes this even more concerning it comes from someone
Speaker 8: who is a black woman. Mika Owens has directly benefited
Speaker 8: from the very racial equity framework she now chooses to ignore.
Speaker 8: If she believes she hasn't benefited from these efforts, she's
Speaker 8: out of touch with the very processes and enabled her
Speaker 8: to walk through the walls of racial discrimination. By neglecting
Speaker 8: the principles of racial equity counts a woman, mika Owens
Speaker 8: has reinforced the damaging notion that Black voices, black experiences,
Speaker 8: and black leadership are replaceable by a white Christian male
Speaker 8: with children. Segment your reaction, I dare you talk about qualification?
Speaker 8: That's irrelevant if you racial equity spoils system means that
Speaker 8: if the city is forty percent black and four of
Speaker 8: the nine are black, isn't that equal to the percentage?
Speaker 8: But I don't care if they're nine white or nine black.
Speaker 2: Do you care? I don't care.
Speaker 1: Give me ken Beg do a good job govern the city.
Speaker 1: Maybe Mika Owenstock qualifications matter and not skin color, but
Speaker 1: not according to Joe Mallory of the n DOUBLEACP, the
Speaker 1: mayor doesn't have anything to do with this nothing af
Speaker 1: tam pureval and I guess he's an Indian ancestry. I
Speaker 1: thought he's supposed to run the place. Not really, he's
Speaker 1: a figurehead. But segment racial spoil system is alive in
Speaker 1: the city.
Speaker 8: You know what, Just bring back the Supreme Allied Commander
Speaker 8: of Charlie Lucan Bingo and Brendan call Bingo.
Speaker 1: Get those two guys in the Bloodless Coup exactly. If
Speaker 1: you need help, talk to Richard K. Jones, the sheriff
Speaker 1: of Butler County. He'll bring the He'll bring the tanks,
Speaker 1: armored personnel carrier. I'm just saying, seg we live in difficult,
Speaker 1: difficult times. You know what I'm saying. Boy, here we go.
Speaker 1: The un Double ACP is going after a black woman
Speaker 1: for appointing a qualified white man. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: Someone's got a surprising is it not at all? Okay?
Speaker 1: But that's the reason why we have laws against racial
Speaker 1: discrimination and the NAACP is encouraging racial discrimination. How's that possible?
Speaker 1: I have no idea. No, you're in a complete You're
Speaker 1: flummix right now, aren't you always? You don't know what
Speaker 1: to do? Everybody. I have chaos and confusion everywhere. That's all.
Speaker 1: That's all I got, you know what. That's why we
Speaker 1: ought to rename this show Chaos and confusion. That's it.
Speaker 1: The season sees together and it's getting worse when an
Speaker 1: organization formed to stop racial discrimination uses it. Yeah, is
Speaker 1: that a problem? I would say so? Maybe not. Well,
Speaker 1: Joe Mallory is a leftist. I would like to have
Speaker 1: to inquire the other city council remembers say, wait a minute.
Speaker 1: As Nolan Guy's qualified, he was picked by a black woman.
Speaker 1: His gender and race should account for nothing. His marital
Speaker 1: status straight or gaze to account for nothing. He's the
Speaker 1: best person qualified. According to Mika Owens, there's that word again. Qualified. No,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, sorry, qualified, I'm sorry. And the NAACP, formed
Speaker 1: to stop racial discrimination now employs it. That's how screwed
Speaker 1: up things are. Segment and I write this down? Can
Speaker 1: you write this down? Sure? There'll be no one on
Speaker 1: city council or in the opinion making section of the
Speaker 1: city to point this out other than you. You're pointing
Speaker 1: it out and me, okay, people will put up with
Speaker 1: racial discrimination as long as it's benefiting them. I would
Speaker 1: assume this Nolan character is a great American who's kind
Speaker 1: of normal. Get him on, well, you know what, I
Speaker 1: might call him and see if you'll come on. If
Speaker 1: he's got the guts. Does he have the guts? Is
Speaker 1: what I want to know. Of course, he he comes
Speaker 1: on with me, that's probably a problem too, and bothering.
Speaker 1: The rebuke came on the heels of the criticisms by
Speaker 1: former council member Chris Sielbach council's first open league game
Speaker 1: that the selection of attorney Evan Nolan meant council has
Speaker 1: no representation from the gay community. Should they have nine
Speaker 1: straight nine gay? Don't care? Nine black? Nine white? Don't
Speaker 1: govern the town? Just do you're there for? Who cares?
Speaker 1: What they what they look like? I don't care. Do
Speaker 1: you care?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: I think you care?
Speaker 2: Do you care?
Speaker 1: I live in Butler County. We don't have any mess.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happen.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's like, you know, you're supposed to govern
Speaker 8: no matter what you look, no matter what you're in
Speaker 8: there to govern the city right and.
Speaker 1: Double ACP employees, racial discrimination unbelievable. Andy, give me out
Speaker 1: of the stud's report. I may take, believe it. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna open up the line segment. What I may take
Speaker 1: calls now from the American people segment. Give me out
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Speaker 1: in the Tri State. We leave you with the immortal
Speaker 1: words of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 4: Fun times in Cleveland, Game Cleveland, We're about Detroit.
Speaker 1: Those your choices, Cleveland or Detroit. Bend over and kiss
Speaker 1: your heiney. Goodbye the Swim to Lake Erie segment. Thank you.
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Speaker 1: Bowl, my bully cunning into Great America, and one more
Speaker 1: great hour remains coming up at the bottom will be
Speaker 1: news and also Rocky Borman et cetera with the segment
Speaker 1: and more, and of course, uh big game on Sunday
Speaker 1: at Cleveland. But first of all, I did this. I
Speaker 1: tried to do this at least once a week, as
Speaker 1: you know, so I get some independent feeling from you
Speaker 1: as far as where you are in your mind in
Speaker 1: the election, whether it's going to be Trump or whether
Speaker 1: it's going to be Kamala Harris, or whether it's going
Speaker 1: to be someone else, a libertarian candidate. And in the
Speaker 1: last three times I've done this, to total is forty
Speaker 1: one votes for Trump, three votes for Harris, and two others.
Speaker 1: So it's somewhat weighted toward one side, which is what
Speaker 1: the polling seems to indicate. When I speak to Alex
Speaker 1: trent Tefilu, the chair of the Republican Party, he tells
Speaker 1: me that Trump's going to win Ohio by about ten
Speaker 1: percentage points. I do not believe it, do not accept it.
Speaker 1: You cannot act as if Okay, we got this in
Speaker 1: the bag. Therefore I don't have to vote a bunch
Speaker 1: of bs. Same way in Kentucky when I talk to
Speaker 1: my friends there. I talked to Steve washing Machine and
Speaker 1: in the end I get the same result. Not much
Speaker 1: of an election is going to take place in these
Speaker 1: three states, but I do not believe it. So now's
Speaker 1: your time to get yourself on seven hundred WLW. I've
Speaker 1: opened up the lines, and Dave Keaton, my executive producer
Speaker 1: without equal Dave Keaton, will accept your telephone call. We
Speaker 1: need familiar name, your locale, and also give me about
Speaker 1: thirty seconds to a minute thereafter to actually vote. And
Speaker 1: I keep my ballot right here and I'm good to go.
Speaker 1: It's your turn now to be on the big one
Speaker 1: with the great American pound seven hundred or five one three,
Speaker 1: seven four nine, seven thousand.
Speaker 2: Call.
Speaker 1: Now get on the air, and as the lines are
Speaker 1: ringing and we're answering him, one other issue needs to
Speaker 1: be ferreted out, and that is this that there's laws
Speaker 1: in Ohio put together by Frank Lerosa, the Secretary of State,
Speaker 1: that make it very very easy to vote and very
Speaker 1: very hard to cheat. Whenever someone seeks to implement those rules,
Speaker 1: the radical left in this state, we'll call anything voter
Speaker 1: intimidation or voter suppression. We got full lines already. Stay there.
Speaker 1: I'll give Dave a minute or two here to get
Speaker 1: your name and your locale, and then I'll go to
Speaker 1: the calls. Voter suppression and voter intimidation does not take
Speaker 1: place in the state of Ohio, Kentucky, or Indiana. If
Speaker 1: a person is this person is elderly, and let's face it,
Speaker 1: I've had elderly and disabled family members. You have two
Speaker 1: and the very easy. When you're sent your application in
Speaker 1: the mail sent to you, do you want your ballots
Speaker 1: sent to you? You check a box, give a couple identifiers,
Speaker 1: and a way you go. So, if you're a person
Speaker 1: in a nursing home, a long term facility, and you
Speaker 1: have just a little bit of mental awareness, you can
Speaker 1: request your ballot be sent to you at your present home.
Speaker 1: You can sit there for a day or two and
Speaker 1: fill it out, then send it back. But when Democrats,
Speaker 1: liberals and others I love the phrase too big to
Speaker 1: rig want to take fifty votes or one hundred votes
Speaker 1: to two hundred votes from a long term facility of
Speaker 1: one type or another and then put all fifty to
Speaker 1: one hundred votes in a drop box, acting as if
Speaker 1: each person independently voted. That's a bunch of bs. What
Speaker 1: Frank LeRose has said was that if someone does that
Speaker 1: with more than three ballots come inside the Board of Elections,
Speaker 1: identify who you are, sign a form, and away you go.
Speaker 1: That is not voter suppression, that is not voter intimidation.
Speaker 1: It stops many individuals from illegally voting for others. Let's
Speaker 1: go to the calls now, and when I go to you,
Speaker 1: I'm going to keep my list right here and tell
Speaker 1: me who you're going to vote for. We're now only
Speaker 1: exactly three weeks away, but voting is happening as I speak.
Speaker 1: The majority of us will vote, hopefully cast a ballot
Speaker 1: before November the fifth. There's less voting than ever on
Speaker 1: election day, so you can vote right now. You know
Speaker 1: how to get it done. We'll go to the calls
Speaker 1: five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand or pounds
Speaker 1: seven hundred. Let's continue now, We'll go to Grant and Wilmington,
Speaker 1: then Ryan and then Joyce and then Alisha and many
Speaker 1: others and Grant and Wilmington. I got my list right
Speaker 1: here to continue keeping track what is your vote? And why.
Speaker 2: Promiser is my vote?
Speaker 8: And we just can't let the laughing Pamla Harris and
Speaker 8: the stumbling Tim Walls getting into the White House.
Speaker 1: You know, Grant, whatever she has said she wants to do.
Speaker 1: She's had the opportunity for four years to have done it,
Speaker 1: and with someone that's mentally impaired as Joe Biden, it
Speaker 1: was unbridled. Whatever she said was gonna happen. And right
Speaker 1: now she is the acting president in name only, but
Speaker 1: in reality she's making all the decisions. So everything she
Speaker 1: says she wants to do, why hadn't she done it?
Speaker 1: And the reason she hadn't done it is she doesn't
Speaker 1: really truly believe that she's a moderate conservative. She spent
Speaker 1: her life as a radical leftist from San Francisco, for
Speaker 1: God's sakes, so she had to change who she is
Speaker 1: to get elected. Now she wants to lie to you.
Speaker 1: Will you believe a lie? Do you believe there's going
Speaker 1: to be a transformation? Well, Kamala Harris, who's going to
Speaker 1: lock down the southern border, She's going to make sure
Speaker 1: criminals go to jail, She's going to clean up the
Speaker 1: inner cities, get rid of the homeless crisis. Do you
Speaker 1: really believe we're going to have a force for foreign policy?
Speaker 1: And if that's the case, why hasn't it happened already?
Speaker 1: So Number one Grant, did you say Donald Trump? Donald
Speaker 1: Trump you're the man. You all right, let's continue. Thanks
Speaker 1: for your call. Let's go to Ryan and Hamilton, and
Speaker 1: then Joyce and Michael, and then Lisia and many others.
Speaker 1: Ryan and Hamilton, give me a full report.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I will glad to talk to you. I actually
Speaker 3: voted early yesterday.
Speaker 7: I went all read so Donald Trump all the way.
Speaker 1: For my reason is just tired of all the lies.
Speaker 7: That the Democratic Party put out there. It just seems
Speaker 7: that nothing's going to get done in their party.
Speaker 3: And I trust Trump.
Speaker 1: Do you want your city, your home to look like
Speaker 1: downtown Dayton, or downtown Cincinnati or downtown Chicago fifty to
Speaker 1: eighty years I there, it's heading that way. With her
Speaker 1: in there, well, there'll be no stopping it because she's
Speaker 1: going to assume. You know, I've said this before that statistically, Ryan,
Speaker 1: of the last nine elections presidential, the Democrat has won
Speaker 1: the popular vote eight of nine times. The only time
Speaker 1: it didn't happen was twenty four when Bush forty three
Speaker 1: and after the glow of nine to eleven, beat John
Speaker 1: Kerry by one hundred thousand votes. It is very difficult
Speaker 1: for a Republican to win the presidency because you have
Speaker 1: to thread the needle. You just can't. Yeah, Democrats have
Speaker 1: an easy path to glory. Republicans can barely win. And secondly, Ryan,
Speaker 1: I've read all the literature. Donald Trump can't get even
Speaker 1: close to winning the popular vote, and so you have
Speaker 1: to win in three or four states by slim margins,
Speaker 1: just a little bit to get over the finish line.
Speaker 1: He's going to lose the popular vote by five million.
Speaker 1: There's going to be one hundred and fifty million people
Speaker 1: are going to vote. Hundred and fifty million are going
Speaker 1: to vote, and one hundred and fifty million, there's going
Speaker 1: to be like fifty thousand to determine the outcome, which
Speaker 1: is point zero zero one percent. So we're dealing with
Speaker 1: thin numbers. So there's large numbers simply show up to
Speaker 1: vote because they're told to do so. And lastly, Ryan,
Speaker 1: when you voted at home, how difficult was it for
Speaker 1: you to send in a request for an absentee? How
Speaker 1: difficult was it for you to vote?
Speaker 7: I actually I went to the Board of Elections here
Speaker 7: and actually the one off Hamilton Mason Here in Hamilton,
Speaker 7: there's an early voting or you can cast your ballot there.
Speaker 7: Did it there and everything and the good news from there.
Speaker 7: From what I saw yesterday when they were handing out
Speaker 7: those little slate cards, the majority of the people that
Speaker 7: were going through the lines for grabbing Trump.
Speaker 3: Cards to the Republican cards. So that gave me a
Speaker 3: little hope. But you know, I can't go by that.
Speaker 1: Just well what I saw so well. The thing is,
Speaker 1: if you like the way things are, if you want
Speaker 1: to continue on this course for the next four to
Speaker 1: eight years, vote for the Democrat. If you're displeased with
Speaker 1: the way things are, if you think there's a better
Speaker 1: way of doing things, if you think there should be
Speaker 1: a change, then vote for the Republicans. And I hope
Speaker 1: you voted no on State Issue one, which would take
Speaker 1: away your right to vote in the future for members
Speaker 1: of the Reapportionment Board. And I hope that's good. Ryan,
Speaker 1: You're a great American. Thank you, thank you. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more seven four nine, seven thousand. Let's go to
Speaker 1: David in Loveland, the home of the Tigers, David and Loveland.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. David, how are you good?
Speaker 6: Great?
Speaker 1: Thanks Bill, give me your vote.
Speaker 2: I'm going to vote for Trump. I was a DeSantis supporter,
Speaker 2: but I'm going to vote for Trump.
Speaker 1: You know, at some point Desantas might be the uh
Speaker 1: might be the president doing a pretty good job. He's
Speaker 1: a navy man and he's got his spanding cruise through
Speaker 1: his wife, and I've met him a couple of times.
Speaker 1: He's impressive.
Speaker 3: The guy's a leader.
Speaker 9: He gets things done. We could not be better off
Speaker 9: with a guy like the Santas House.
Speaker 1: Harrison House, Harrison, the Home of the Wildcats. How are
Speaker 1: they treating you? I'm sorry, I'm looking at the wrong number, David.
Speaker 6: And.
Speaker 2: That's great today.
Speaker 1: How's the river? Thank god? It's It's beautiful in Loveland
Speaker 1: downtown love with my wife and I spend time there
Speaker 1: and it's beautiful. We walked the trail now and then
Speaker 1: it's beautiful. But David from Loveland, thank you very much
Speaker 1: for calling in. We got your vote. Let's go to
Speaker 1: now Randy and the Harrison, Randy and Harrison, and then
Speaker 1: Randy and Cincinnati and Randy, how are you give me
Speaker 1: your vote?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Good Willie, thank you. Yeah. I vote Trump all the way, buddy.
Speaker 10: I have one question for you, if I may please,
Speaker 10: this dropbox issue. I'm thinking, what's what's going to keep
Speaker 10: a person from dropping an envelope in there from somebody else.
Speaker 10: I mean, is there going to be a guard standing
Speaker 10: there by the box? I don't really see where that's
Speaker 10: going to fix anything.
Speaker 1: Well, what it is, I've had Frank Lerosa on a
Speaker 1: few times, and in every Board of Elections outside there's
Speaker 1: a drop box with a camera and a light and
Speaker 1: what they record the person who is dropping it. And
Speaker 1: if you want to have multiple votes, or say someone
Speaker 1: is profoundly disabled or elderly and they can't they can't
Speaker 1: accept an absentee ballot for one reason or another. It
Speaker 1: is traditional among left wing groups to pick up from
Speaker 1: nursing homes or long care facilities handfuls of ballots, maybe
Speaker 1: twenty thirty fifty, one hundred ballots. The Attorney General I
Speaker 1: had on a couple hours ago said sometimes it's two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty and they all vote the same way,
Speaker 1: and it's like, okay, normally it's for Democrats, they all
Speaker 1: vote the same way. So the goal is to say
Speaker 1: that if you're picking up the ballot from someone who
Speaker 1: can't can't lick a stamp, can't fill out the ballot,
Speaker 1: can't go to the Board of Elections, that the person
Speaker 1: that doesn't has to go inside the board during business
Speaker 1: hours and say hi, my name is my name is
Speaker 1: a segment Dennison. I'm voting for Bill Cunningham. And then
Speaker 1: you have to identify yourself. Here's my ID and take
Speaker 1: your picture and there's a form you filled out saying
Speaker 1: that I've been authorized by so and so to cast
Speaker 1: not cast the ballot, but rather to drop off the ballot. Right,
Speaker 1: and so the goal is to stop so much ballot
Speaker 1: cheating that's happening all over the country.
Speaker 10: Yeah, sure, sure, I understand.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 10: I just hope everybody is honest about it. They don't
Speaker 10: have to go inside. Who's going to force him to
Speaker 10: go away?
Speaker 1: Nobody? That's just uh well, I mean, how how easy
Speaker 1: is it to vote? I mean you simply get the
Speaker 1: ballot in the mail and you sit at home. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and you put a stamp on it and send it back.
Speaker 1: Is that difficult? But Democrats, you know, we have a
Speaker 1: lot of voter suppression and they call this voter intimidation.
Speaker 1: Are you intimidated?
Speaker 10: Come on, no, no, I don't understand why I can't
Speaker 10: just vote on relation day.
Speaker 1: Well, it put me in charge. You'd vote on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
Speaker 1: and that's it because something might happen, didn't We do
Speaker 1: pretty well for two hundred and thirty years without month
Speaker 1: long voting. How do we ever pick? How do we
Speaker 1: ever pick anybody?
Speaker 10: I don't know, I don't know. You know, I thought
Speaker 10: we did pretty well. I mean maybe not on election
Speaker 10: day you go vote.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was bad, maybe you know. And we still
Speaker 1: we have the same percentage turnout now as we head
Speaker 1: of the nineteen forties, fifties, and sixties. In fact, sometimes
Speaker 1: we have less voter turnout when there was an election day,
Speaker 1: not an election month. And why we have an election
Speaker 1: month is another thing. It gives you party time to
Speaker 1: cheat and find out who hasn't voted and go give
Speaker 1: them a ballot and sign your name. I'll pull it
Speaker 1: out for you. That's what's going on right, all right?
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you for your call. Let's take one
Speaker 1: more and we'll go to how about we got to
Speaker 1: go Jeff and Batavia because of their fine football team.
Speaker 1: Jeff and Batavia. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Jeff,
Speaker 1: how are you hey?
Speaker 9: I'm great. I've been bulldog baby.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you the bulldogs. You're unbeatable. Maybe they should
Speaker 1: upgrade the schedule and play Deer Park every year.
Speaker 9: Well, you know that'll be a tough game for sure.
Speaker 9: Wayne State is doing a great job to David Brodle, great,
Speaker 9: I'm happy, but yeah, so I will be honest with you.
Speaker 9: I was actually a one time years back on the
Speaker 9: fence demograpt Republican. But I got to admit for a
Speaker 9: presidential candidate that has no reason do anything because maybe
Speaker 9: shit at the beach and enjoy his hard work. Who
Speaker 9: was taking every single era that has been shot of down.
Speaker 9: They've been kicked down and knocked down and got right
Speaker 9: back up and shot. There's only one person that wants
Speaker 9: to fight for this country as much as he does
Speaker 9: that it's domocated your own.
Speaker 1: And the other factor to consider Jeff is that he's
Speaker 1: a four year candidate. He can stop the madness and
Speaker 1: maybe start a new trend. We're a constitutional republic, we're
Speaker 1: not a democracy. An individuals sitt must be informed on
Speaker 1: the important issues and not vote. But simply I say,
Speaker 1: cast a ballad, know what's going on, and right now,
Speaker 1: that's what you got. And you know, Benjamin Franklin, when
Speaker 1: asked coming out of Constitutional Hall in seventeen eighty seven. Well,
Speaker 1: mister Franklin, do we have a monarchy or do we
Speaker 1: have a republic? And he said, we have a republic
Speaker 1: if we can keep it. And for citizens for this
Speaker 1: to work, we have got to become informed on like
Speaker 1: state Issue one, which takes away the right to vote
Speaker 1: in future elections for members of the Reapportionment Board. And uh,
Speaker 1: that's why we need that. We need constant, we need
Speaker 1: conservative judges like Joe Diaters and Megan Shanahan to be
Speaker 1: on the on the Supreme Court. And we just have
Speaker 1: to fight like war. We got to fight like bulldogs
Speaker 1: fight in Batavia for Victor.
Speaker 9: That's what we have to Yeah, we need to get
Speaker 9: educated on all the facts. And you know, Issue one,
Speaker 9: if you don't know enough about it, it's extremely confusing
Speaker 9: and like one of your collars are people earlier said
Speaker 9: if you can sit there and read it and at
Speaker 9: the end don't understand it, and.
Speaker 3: You better go down.
Speaker 9: And that's what they do. They try to confuse the
Speaker 9: common person all the time to vote improperly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, hopefully we have hopefully you'll vote no on
Speaker 1: Issue one, hopefully and go Boatogs and Jeff Thank you
Speaker 1: very much. Let's continue with more Bill Cunning and the
Speaker 1: Great American Live at Shome of the Bengals, News Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WULW.
Speaker 5: You know there's this whole I talked with somebody once
Speaker 5: and said, you know, if you just look at where
Speaker 5: the stars are in the sky, don't look them as
Speaker 5: just random things. If you just look at them as points,
Speaker 5: look at the constellation.
Speaker 1: What does it show you?
Speaker 5: So you just outlined it?
Speaker 1: Roland, what does it show you?
Speaker 9: Hello?
Speaker 1: Bye, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 5: You know, there's this whole talked with somebody wants to say,
Speaker 5: you know, if you just look at where the stars
Speaker 5: are in the sky, don't look them as just random things.
Speaker 5: If you just look at them as points, look at
Speaker 5: the constellation. What does it show you? So you just
Speaker 5: outlined it, Roland, what does it show you?
Speaker 1: That's rolling? Mark that seg you got that segment.
Speaker 8: She's out of her mind, look at just look out. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 8: I'm layout right in the middle of my yard tonight.
Speaker 8: Look at the stars and how they align.
Speaker 1: I was like bush forty one disco points of light.
Speaker 1: Now I'm glad you're finally showing up Rock.
Speaker 11: It was very fortunate that I was out on Friday,
Speaker 11: but I'm here to face the music news story.
Speaker 3: They're not.
Speaker 1: Liberty or talk about and I'm not a liberty talking. Allegedly,
Speaker 1: according to news media accounts, an attractive female counselor Saint
Speaker 1: X was doing some personal counseling of her own to
Speaker 1: the Saint X bombers. And I'm being told by a
Speaker 1: little birdie in my ear that the boys, they're so
Speaker 1: called victims, are not going to testify, or the parents
Speaker 1: are saying to the boy, I don't I'm.
Speaker 11: Not that he was probably handled within the family, within
Speaker 11: the school and everyone to be public.
Speaker 1: You're being handled an attractive thirty eight year old counselor.
Speaker 1: Do you recall that most counseling problem, I would say,
Speaker 1: are men. This woman was very attractive and she was
Speaker 1: providing extra services to these boys in need. And what's
Speaker 1: yourn I'm thinking, Okay, well that's not good, right? Is
Speaker 1: that good or bad? It's not a great thing. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying.
Speaker 11: But apparently within the families, within the schools, everything has
Speaker 11: been worked out good, everything's fine.
Speaker 1: Forget about it doesn't need to play out in public.
Speaker 1: I don't want to make it public. You know me
Speaker 1: better or not. Don't want to talk about it, because
Speaker 1: as soon as you said it was it was Saint X,
Speaker 1: you knew it was a smile on his face. Where
Speaker 1: this doesn't happened at the park or Hughes or anywhere?
Speaker 1: Rock just saying any attractive teachers at the park? What ante?
Speaker 10: What come on?
Speaker 1: How about Cole Rain? When's the last time they won
Speaker 1: a football game? Two is gone? All right, shut up?
Speaker 1: Don't need to get Tom Bolden back. He don't be
Speaker 1: he's on the hot seat. Not Yeah, I'm trying to deflect. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know this worst. Are you involved in the investigation
Speaker 1: at all? I don't think so. Were you really in
Speaker 1: Montana State over the weekend? I just got back about
Speaker 1: an hour ago. Actually that's the fucking long way home.
Speaker 1: You got another big game? Do people understand how big
Speaker 1: the West is? So to get them to Bozeman, Montana?
Speaker 11: I get on a flight at CVG, fly three hours
Speaker 11: and forty five minutes in the air the Salt Lake City.
Speaker 1: Okay, then you're like Carl.
Speaker 11: And then you go get on another flight and go
Speaker 11: an hour and a half north and west, another hour
Speaker 11: and a half north and west to get the Bozeman, Montex.
Speaker 1: Seven hours later, You're finally Once you're there, it is
Speaker 1: God's country. It is beautiful out there, yellows.
Speaker 11: The mountains in the background, mountains right behind the stadium.
Speaker 11: I went to a high school football game out there
Speaker 11: on Friday. Mountains are in the background. God fearing Americans everywhere,
Speaker 11: were horses right everywhere.
Speaker 1: Did you want to stay out there? I'd love it.
Speaker 11: It's too expensive, though, yellow Stone was ridiculously expensive out
Speaker 11: there because it's the playground.
Speaker 1: For the for the rich and famous. Well, you felt
Speaker 1: fit right in. You're rich and famous, your your Sandex
Speaker 1: boy with special super Bowl champion. I'm told the counseling
Speaker 1: apartment of Lane out the door. I need help, I
Speaker 1: need help. Here we go? Is that what you're doing?
Speaker 7: Some things?
Speaker 1: Can I see you? Welcome back, rockets, so and so.
Speaker 1: Can I say yes, come on into my abode and all.
Speaker 11: Of us, all handled by adults and everything you know
Speaker 11: on the grid loving to talk about something that happened.
Speaker 11: Everyone seems to happy to be resolved and content.
Speaker 1: Got to act like you're a victim. To go if
Speaker 1: you're a victim, No reason for this to play out
Speaker 1: anymore in the in the paper mentioned the woman's name,
Speaker 1: because if I hadn't missus so and so in the
Speaker 1: counseling apartment she was providing extra services, little Willy would
Speaker 1: have been there on a regular basis. I need help,
Speaker 1: and I need it now, Little Willy. Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 1: I will it got bigger.
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Speaker 1: At the Bengals, the game has.
Speaker 8: Been moved from a four o'clock kickoff to one pm Sunday,
Speaker 8: October twenty seventh.
Speaker 1: What does that mean, Rock, They're a teplay at one o'clock.
Speaker 1: They're deflexing prime time.
Speaker 8: The Bengals won't have to worry about this guy on
Speaker 8: Sunday because Amari Cooper has just been traded by the
Speaker 8: Cleveland Browns to the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 1: They're load unloading? What about Nick Chubb? What about? What
Speaker 1: about insurance company? Right defense is going to be back?
Speaker 8: First appearance defensive end and former NBA great Isaiah Thomas?
Speaker 8: What has been signed off the Bengals practice squad today
Speaker 8: by the Detroit Lions.
Speaker 3: Boy?
Speaker 1: That at what Hutchinson injury?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 11: I was watching that live. I mean the force of
Speaker 11: which his leg whipped around completely round. That guy's leg
Speaker 11: broke two bones in a giant, non mediocre human being
Speaker 11: range Like wow, just.
Speaker 1: Like a twig. Horrible. You're saying Isaiah Thomas is playing
Speaker 1: football now after his NBA days are done? You heard me?
Speaker 1: Who's he playing for? He played? He was on the Bengals.
Speaker 1: Or even making it weirder, there was a Detroit man
Speaker 1: in there too. You had it all going. Segment.
Speaker 8: Let's see Cincinnati Bearcats host Arizona State the sun Devils.
Speaker 1: Come to town Saturday.
Speaker 8: Good preview the game tonight on The Scott Satderfield Show
Speaker 8: Live from Tom Gregory's original Montgomery in at eight o five.
Speaker 1: Stataboo is his name? He's good? Who do you have
Speaker 1: this weekend?
Speaker 11: North Dakota State southa Coast State one versus two going
Speaker 11: back out there in the Fargo Dome.
Speaker 1: It'll be rocking, it'll be it's a really good football game.
Speaker 8: Battle for Mount Rushmore. I heard who goes on Mount Rushmore?
Speaker 8: Then is that in North Dakota South Dakota? I think
Speaker 8: it's South Dakot.
Speaker 11: The game is in North Dakota, North Goast State, South
Speaker 11: of Coast State in Fargo, South Dakota, the Fargo Dome.
Speaker 1: I think Montana is west of North Dakota. Is that correct?
Speaker 1: North of Ghost State? You paid attention during geography that day.
Speaker 1: I was paying attention to my teacher at Terri Fark.
Speaker 1: She wanted some extra counseling. I said, I will provide it.
Speaker 11: North Ghost State and South Ghost eight have won five
Speaker 11: of the last seven national titles.
Speaker 1: Pretty good, pretty good. Who's gonna win this one? Rock tough?
Speaker 11: I mean, very similar offenses. Both got quarterbacks, have been
Speaker 11: there four plus years, ready to go, ready to go.
Speaker 1: They go to St. Hexadga. North Coast State almost beat
Speaker 1: Colorado week one.
Speaker 11: Southa Coast State fared pretty well against Oklahoma State week one.
Speaker 8: For a little while, and you see he's playing Colorado.
Speaker 8: Maybe maybe you'll get the U see at Colorado next Saturday.
Speaker 8: It's a late game ten to fifteen local time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 11: That Montana State game I did. Yeah, kicked off at
Speaker 11: ten to fifteen Cincinnati Town. I've normally been in bed
Speaker 11: for about a half hour by then by the time
Speaker 11: the things started late.
Speaker 1: Not good, not good. One other thing. I got to
Speaker 1: report USA today today. Then oh boy, he rose uh
Speaker 1: had the welfare check. Body was discovered, but three days
Speaker 1: before there was a call and he took him to
Speaker 1: the hospital in very bad shape. Had a follow up,
Speaker 1: do this do that? Of course I don't know. Pete
Speaker 1: probably didn't do it. Then he flew to Nashville, flew back,
Speaker 1: and then it was discovered on a welfare check. And
Speaker 1: then I was told that his body right now is
Speaker 1: in a bag and the morgue's drawer, waiting for someone
Speaker 1: to get a court order to release it. So this
Speaker 1: is because the family is broken. There's no there's no executor.
Speaker 1: In other words, if there's an executive, if I died tomorrow,
Speaker 1: wouldn't my wife wouldn't that just go house sane or No?
Speaker 1: Probably they'd say take the rock to the morgue. Maybe
Speaker 1: doctor last me some Marco, we do a full autopsy.
Speaker 1: I'd like to watch that. I should torn apart and
Speaker 1: then put the parts back in and then put you
Speaker 1: in a drawer. And then normally stein or something. I've
Speaker 1: seen that before. I've seen that move and then normally
Speaker 1: what happens is the corner will release it to next Again. However,
Speaker 1: if it's a dispute how did he die, should we
Speaker 1: do an autopsy? Is there a dispute and how he died? Well? No,
Speaker 1: but then who's the personal representative?
Speaker 2: Is it a son?
Speaker 1: Is it a daughter? Is that the ex wife?
Speaker 3: Is that?
Speaker 1: There's no will to anyone's knowledge? But I hope, I mean,
Speaker 1: does that make the most sense? Are we thinking this? Yes?
Speaker 3: We are?
Speaker 1: But what about a will? Tell me there was a will? Well,
Speaker 1: at this point, there's no will that surfaces. So that
Speaker 1: means you got to get an executive, you get an administrator,
Speaker 1: and people apply and then when you apply, you have
Speaker 1: to notify the world. Okay, I'm applying to be the administrator.
Speaker 1: What happens next, Well, you got to publish that and
Speaker 1: the other people can say, wait a minute, I want
Speaker 1: to be the administrator. Then there's a hearing. Help is
Speaker 1: this messy. Well, why is it so complicated? Lawyers are involved,
Speaker 1: for God's sakes, in the world must be so. Here
Speaker 1: are two weeks later, and the Reds are waiting to
Speaker 1: do set. They want to honor Pete. But then, as
Speaker 1: Joe Morgan said twenty five years ago, when Pete Rose dies,
Speaker 1: he'll be alone and broke. It's sad.
Speaker 11: But look, the Reds are not plain right now. So
Speaker 11: there's plenty of times. All the eyes get doted. The
Speaker 11: t's crossed a big thing on opening day.
Speaker 1: Do something, We do it something at some point, but
Speaker 1: it would be a glorious day.
Speaker 11: Terry Francona is here that shouldn't be Play'll be playing maybe.
Speaker 1: Maybe, And Frank ConA was a room mate if Pete
Speaker 1: Rose in Montreal their buddies.
Speaker 8: Correct, Yeah, I say, and I say. All the Reds
Speaker 8: opening Day were fourteen fourteen, every one of them.
Speaker 1: That's such a good idea, you know, I might. I
Speaker 1: want to steal that store. I'm gonna steal it before
Speaker 1: you do. I'll steal it before you saying why not
Speaker 1: opening day? I'll wear fourteen number fourteen. I'm not afraid.
Speaker 1: I'm not I'm not afraid. But let's honor the guy.
Speaker 1: But I hope the family comes together and says, what
Speaker 1: are we going to do and get it done? Would
Speaker 1: that be too much to ask? Yes, it was the guy,
Speaker 1: and let's not have him on ice for the next
Speaker 1: two months. Well, family members want him buried here, right,
Speaker 1: and other parts want I'm buried there? What are other parts?
Speaker 1: Other parts of the family. It's like, okay, let's get
Speaker 1: Pete here. Pete he belongs here in Cincinnati. But there
Speaker 1: I just settled it. He belongs in Cincinnati with his
Speaker 1: mom and dad on the west side of the line
Speaker 1: and a tomb something good. He deserves it. And that's
Speaker 1: why you need a will. You don't know when you're
Speaker 1: going to be called rock you have a will, what
Speaker 1: you're going to say, I don't.
Speaker 11: Talk about an awkward and painful experience that you don't
Speaker 11: want to do, but you got to do it because.
Speaker 1: Of situations like this. You know that I've gone through
Speaker 1: several in my family's life. Who's got what? Where? Where
Speaker 1: is the money? What account do you have? What do
Speaker 1: you want this done? And the answer is you not.
Speaker 1: If no one has ever done this, you sit down
Speaker 1: and they go, Okay, you get hit by a bus tomorrow?
Speaker 1: Who gets your stuff on my wife? Okay, both of
Speaker 1: you get hit by a bus? What happens? Okay, well
Speaker 1: then goes to the kids? Okay, all five of you
Speaker 1: get hit by a bus. Who goes to money? And
Speaker 1: then what goes here? Okay?
Speaker 11: Well, then then what happens if you know there's a
Speaker 11: dispute between this and that, who's your exec it's pain, fat,
Speaker 11: but it's all you got to talk about things.
Speaker 1: Rock, but it's going to happen. I know you got
Speaker 1: to sit down and say, and where are the accounts?
Speaker 1: I have a close flaming family. He died, and it's like, okay,
Speaker 1: did he have bank accounts somewhere?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: Hell, I don't know. So what do you do? Go
Speaker 1: into checking accounts, look at the checks he issue? Did
Speaker 1: he pay an insurance?
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Did he own a car loan? Okay I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well I put the family through that ahead of time.
Speaker 11: Say this is why someone No one wants to talk
Speaker 11: about their own death, nobody, because all of us are impregnable.
Speaker 1: All of us are and live forever. Correct, But when
Speaker 1: you die, it's like then the wife or the kids
Speaker 1: they're saying. Adult children say Okay, did you have account somewhere?
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 1: He's dead. I don't know who gets this well, I
Speaker 1: don't know is that fair. Maybe there's a teacher who
Speaker 1: thinks the money should go to her somehow, you make
Speaker 1: claims to the estates saying wait a minute, we look
Speaker 1: at it. Be for us saying maybe she taught at
Speaker 1: Saint X or some here.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: To you, if we can here, we go, that may
Speaker 1: come up in the future. I'm very well aware, very
Speaker 1: careful with my words now. Because deer Park and cal
Speaker 1: Raine doesn't have that problem.
Speaker 11: You just better hope hope to all the gods in heaven. Okay,
Speaker 11: including the Supreme one. Nothing like this ever happens to
Speaker 11: the park on like Talkie Kong.
Speaker 1: We are better than this. We are better than this,
Speaker 1: this cor rain better segment than this. Yes, but what
Speaker 1: happens if you were a seventeen year old boy he
Speaker 1: went for counseling. I didn't need Eddy in the thirty
Speaker 1: eight to forty year old constructive woman said I was
Speaker 1: here at seventeen. Yeah, you'll get you now. You have needs.
Speaker 1: We all have needs. Thank you, Rock, thank you.
Speaker 11: By the way, I got talking about my show, State
Speaker 11: read Adam Bird on to talk about issue one.
Speaker 1: Good SEG's going to vote yes, but I say you
Speaker 1: should vote no. What did you vote no? Did you
Speaker 1: vote I didn't vote on vote one either way, I
Speaker 1: vote no. He's going to lay it out there. You're
Speaker 1: just going to get the facts about it.
Speaker 11: We have your girlfriend, Tanya poor girlfriend should say three
Speaker 11: thirty five, four o'clock. I got a guy by the
Speaker 11: name of Matt Wiedemer. He's a you know, he's involved
Speaker 11: in you know, the training business and whatnot. He is
Speaker 11: training John Jones UFC fighter who has a fight in
Speaker 11: November that was a while back.
Speaker 1: Tom No, not Tom Whedon. Matt Wiedemer. Yes, he's training
Speaker 1: John Jones. Is gonna be here in studio.
Speaker 11: Not John Jones, but the trainer is gonna be here
Speaker 11: to talk about what it's like the train maybe the
Speaker 11: baddest man on the planet.
Speaker 1: Talk about Aiden Hutchinson snapping his leg. How do you
Speaker 1: train against that?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: That that was wild because it wasn't like he got
Speaker 1: like twisted up and bent.
Speaker 11: It was the the whip impact on another giant human
Speaker 11: beings leg broke two bones in his lower leg.
Speaker 1: Again, this wasn't like a fourteen year old girl either.
Speaker 1: This is like a two Yeah, Harry ass Man, we
Speaker 1: need more Harry as men. Do you agree? Yes, they're
Speaker 1: a counseled at Saint XT. I love that, God forgive me.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 1: Rocky her down. I understand you.
Speaker 11: Might want to talk to the other g c L
Speaker 11: schools are doing the same. Ask her about everybody has
Speaker 11: their issues.
Speaker 1: It's fine. You're you're obviating your own personal blame. You're
Speaker 1: notating what you're doing said, obviating, not obulating, obviating, not ovulating.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: How's how's the how did did the wife referee of
Speaker 8: any fights while we were while we thought?
Speaker 11: The middle one broke his nose the other day rough
Speaker 11: housing with some other kids.
Speaker 1: And you know, but you think he's fine, be all
Speaker 1: right to go to San Mexican. You know what you
Speaker 1: hot to do?
Speaker 8: Like like uh, you know, you got to take the
Speaker 8: pebbles with you on the road, like her three the
Speaker 8: three kids with you.
Speaker 1: I would like to why not.
Speaker 2: Up on that?
Speaker 1: But uh yeah, you would love on the road. I'm
Speaker 1: gone with the ladies. Get on my out of geez,
Speaker 1: get out and learn something. You know, they get to
Speaker 1: see the world. And I say three while, here's the booth,
Speaker 1: here's the football field. Just sit here and don't move.
Speaker 8: How much you know how much ni O money am
Speaker 8: I gonna get? Daddy, we go shopping around a little bit.
Speaker 1: The way Santax is going, They're gonna have lots of
Speaker 1: ni ol money. Believe me, I want to go to
Speaker 1: sant X. Mommy, I need counseling.
Speaker 2: Rock.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your own counseling. All right, you're welcome.
Speaker 1: Talk to Tan your rock about counseling your back rock
Speaker 1: channel nine to ask her about nevermind, ask her about counseling.
Speaker 1: Channel nine needs counseling. Did you ever counsel a to
Speaker 1: on your rock? To counsel you? Sory to plead the fifth.
Speaker 1: I'll drink a fifth because you know who might be listening.
Speaker 1: If I'm with her, I'll be drinking a fifth. Believe me.
Speaker 1: Segment get me out of the Stud's report. Will he
Speaker 1: an honor of a beautiful day here at the tri State.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the stud
Speaker 1: Triple Fun Times in Cleveland again. Cooper, Troy and Bill
Speaker 1: Wills will be with me on Friday to break down
Speaker 1: the game between Clee Lynton CINCINWIA. Break it down.
Speaker 11: What is working out for the Bengalis. Play the Giants
Speaker 11: are not that good. Play the Browns are not that good.
Speaker 1: It's working. This is going to pull them out of
Speaker 1: the funk, out of the funk on the glory. Let's
Speaker 1: go need some counseling, Let's continue. Bill Cunningham, News Radio
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