Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the great America and welcome this glar
Speaker 1: is wonderful, great Tuesday afternoon in the Tri State Reds
Speaker 1: Baseball continues tonight. The Reds lost seven in the last
Speaker 1: ten games, got a nine game homestand and so we'll
Speaker 1: see what happens tonight and that we continue when also,
Speaker 1: of course, the ability of Kamala Harris to give an
Speaker 1: interview continues to be at risk. There's rumors in the
Speaker 1: marketplace that she's given an interview and that it's embargoed
Speaker 1: until this weekend with a friendly correspondent, which would be ridiculous.
Speaker 1: One of the big issues, of course, is domestic terror
Speaker 1: attacks that might happen inside of America. They're happening all
Speaker 1: over Europe as I speak, and James Massa is with
Speaker 1: Numbers USA written a great column on the policies of
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. And let's face it, what a person has
Speaker 1: done is a pretty good predictor of what a person
Speaker 1: is going to do. And so when she ran for
Speaker 1: president in twenty nineteen, twenty twenty, there was a menu
Speaker 1: of items that she wanted on the southern border, including
Speaker 1: decriminalize the southern border, provide welfare benefits to illegals, Let
Speaker 1: illegals vote as quickly as possible and provide welfare benefits
Speaker 1: and also housing allowances and food stamps to illegals. And
Speaker 1: of course at this point that doesn't play real well.
Speaker 1: So James Massa is with Numbers USA and has all
Speaker 1: the report card on Kamala Harris in the Senate and
Speaker 1: before that, and James Massa, welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. And James, first of all, tell the American
Speaker 1: people if we happen to elect and according to the
Speaker 1: polling it's very close. Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz November
Speaker 1: the fifth and sixth, what's going to happen to our
Speaker 1: foreign policy relative to the southern border and how will
Speaker 1: that affect average Americans?
Speaker 2: Well, thank you for being on the show. Yes, the
Speaker 2: southern border is wide open today based on the Biden
Speaker 2: Harris policies have been enacted over the last three years,
Speaker 2: and that will not only continue with the expanded There's
Speaker 2: been a clear effort on the part of Harris throughout
Speaker 2: her term as a Senator as well as as Vice President,
Speaker 2: to continue to open up the border to bring people
Speaker 2: in the United States illegally for inanimiscible aliens. And when
Speaker 2: they come, they take resources, and they take jobs, and
Speaker 2: they cause quite a bit of problem throughout the nation
Speaker 2: because as you can tell, every state, even Cincinnati and
Speaker 2: the Great American Ballpark has been impacted by immigration today.
Speaker 3: On that issue.
Speaker 1: I see in Massachusetts there's a school district that is
Speaker 1: stopping bussing. You know, many times a budgets and zero
Speaker 1: sum game, and that this medium sized town in Massachusetts
Speaker 1: has stopped school bussing because they don't have the money.
Speaker 1: They provided additional services to illegals in the schools. There's
Speaker 1: about nineteen different languages and dialects being taught. Each student
Speaker 1: must have their own conversation with someone expert in their
Speaker 1: particular dialect or language. You have all the other abilities
Speaker 1: going thither and fro, and in your story you point
Speaker 1: out this. The following numbers, USA Immigration grade card and
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. She voted nine times for amnesties and repeatedly
Speaker 1: voted against legislation that would have prevented legal migration. She's
Speaker 1: also been a strong supporter of increasing the number of
Speaker 1: guest workers, which harms the wages and jobs and opportunities
Speaker 1: of average Americans. And so how would you respond, Because
Speaker 1: she now says she's had an epiphany, she's had a metamorphos.
Speaker 1: She suddenly she's no longer a left wing radical. She's
Speaker 1: spent thirty five years of her life as a left
Speaker 1: wing radical. Now she says, you know what, I've changed
Speaker 1: my opinion with what degree of veracity would you believe
Speaker 1: a change in her opinion?
Speaker 2: Well, I doubt her opinion. You mean, I learned long
Speaker 2: ago when someone shows you who they are, you should
Speaker 2: just believe them. And she's been incredibly consistent in her
Speaker 2: voting and her actions in regards to immigration. I mean,
Speaker 2: for example, the situation in Boston, she was one of
Speaker 2: the ones trying to mandate the release of all in
Speaker 2: the missile aliens if they just bring a child with them.
Speaker 2: So bring your child, come in the United States. You
Speaker 2: automatically get in. And then the burden starts to build
Speaker 2: further and further in every city in which that inadmissible
Speaker 2: alien is present with their family is a burden at
Speaker 2: the schools as you just described, It's tremendously costly for
Speaker 2: those communities, and it ends up impacting people across the board,
Speaker 2: whether it be Denver who's having issues in the medical area,
Speaker 2: or whether it be in Boston where they're having issues
Speaker 2: at the educational area.
Speaker 1: As far as the stay in Mexico policy, I'm fairly
Speaker 1: certain that if the Trump star wins reelection, the first
Speaker 1: action he's going to take is to lock down the
Speaker 1: southern border. Can you lay out for the American people
Speaker 1: the two or three or four important things that Donald
Speaker 1: Trump would do in his first week in office as
Speaker 1: opposed to Kamala Harris relative to the southern border.
Speaker 2: You know, he's actually already doing it.
Speaker 4: He and.
Speaker 2: Senate Advance and Vice President Norm of the Advance are
Speaker 2: already doing that. One of the most effective things that
Speaker 2: any administration can do, which is message that you're not
Speaker 2: supposed to be here unless you have permission to come
Speaker 2: into the United States. Entering in illegally will not be tolerated.
Speaker 2: That messaging will automatically do two things. It'll create a
Speaker 2: great surge right before the election, and it'll create a
Speaker 2: drop afterwards because they will know that coming to the
Speaker 2: United States will be met with appropriate reaction in accordance
Speaker 2: with our law. So messaging is important implementing migrant protection protocols,
Speaker 2: that's what the stay in Mexico policy. Was is the
Speaker 2: next thing that makes it very important because that shuts
Speaker 2: down the whole issue of bringing your child and try
Speaker 2: to get in with that, or come across and say
Speaker 2: you use the app, you can't actually make it work,
Speaker 2: and all these other things they're being used today to
Speaker 2: get across the border, even at ports of entries. It
Speaker 2: shuts it down and says you can apply for asylum,
Speaker 2: you can apply as a refugee, but you have to
Speaker 2: stay in the country you're in, or you at least
Speaker 2: have to stay in Mexico while we process it. We're
Speaker 2: not going to bring in the United States and give
Speaker 2: you a job for five years while we try to
Speaker 2: figure out what we're going to do with an enormous influx.
Speaker 2: Make your applications, stay in your country, and we'll let
Speaker 2: you in when the time comes to have your asylum
Speaker 2: request judicated.
Speaker 1: And by the way, those A solid requests are denied,
Speaker 1: what percent of time are those a SOUNID request denied
Speaker 1: because it's a big number. In other words, you make
Speaker 1: the request, but the odds are ninety percent you're not
Speaker 1: going to be admitted.
Speaker 3: Correct, That is correct.
Speaker 2: In fact, what I had a conversation with one of
Speaker 2: the judges who does this every day, and he says,
Speaker 2: what he continues to see is kind of an auguring
Speaker 2: out of the whole, meaning there's a law of it's
Speaker 2: supposed to be enforced, and every time we have more
Speaker 2: and more people pressing on the courts being able to
Speaker 2: make a decision of what's going on, there's an exception
Speaker 2: made this way and an exception made that way. And
Speaker 2: you know how courts are is that they always look
Speaker 2: at case law, and so it just makes it harder
Speaker 2: and harder to be able to enforce it because of
Speaker 2: the number of people who are coming in cent of
Speaker 2: them still are rejected and are told that their asylum
Speaker 2: application is not doubted.
Speaker 1: James Masson numbers us say, let's talk about missing children.
Speaker 1: One of the scandals of the Trump administration, according to
Speaker 1: New York Times, was the number of missing children, and
Speaker 1: they drove that point home to show that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: was in fact heartless. Here we are a few years later,
Speaker 1: we've had almost four years of Biden. Harris described to
Speaker 1: the American people the number of missing children under Joe
Speaker 1: Biden slash Kamala Harris, and where are they now?
Speaker 2: Well that is the great question. Where are they now?
Speaker 2: No one seems to know, and the administration has not
Speaker 2: reported it out. The number I have heard months ago
Speaker 2: was one hundred and eighty six thousand. It's well over
Speaker 2: two hundred and eighty thousand now. There are hundreds of
Speaker 2: thousands of children who have been handed over to people
Speaker 2: who allegedly are able to care for them, that are
Speaker 2: in and of themselves may not be admissible aliens. They're
Speaker 2: here illegally as well, and we don't know what's happened
Speaker 2: to those children. Many of them are in the workforce illegally.
Speaker 2: Many of them are having other much more hideous things done.
Speaker 2: So it's a tragedy and it's something that should be
Speaker 2: accounted for by this administration.
Speaker 1: So many are working in sweatshops, so many are sexually exploited.
Speaker 1: So many work in these bootleg marijuana drug operations. I
Speaker 1: see that in Maine, Oklahoma, and California, each of the
Speaker 1: governors say and marijuana is legal in all those three states.
Speaker 1: But the Mexican drug cartel with the Chinese involvement, have
Speaker 1: taken thousands and thousands of these teenagers, and they work
Speaker 1: hard in the fields illegally to grow marijuana. Then they're
Speaker 1: sold undercutting the product, and I know governors did in
Speaker 1: Oklahoma's doing his damnedest to get a control of that.
Speaker 1: But there's four thousand illegal grow operations in California, all
Speaker 1: of which must be manned by literally tens of thousands
Speaker 1: of illegal workers. And that's part of the deal also.
Speaker 1: And so let's talk about you of a posting on
Speaker 1: your website numbers US say about the environmental impact. Generally
Speaker 1: liberals are more worried about the environmental impact than we conserve.
Speaker 1: It is because I think the Earth will solve its
Speaker 1: own problems ultimately, and we have the cleanest are and
Speaker 1: the cleanest water we've had in one hundred years. But
Speaker 1: if you bring in another twenty to fifty million illegals
Speaker 1: into this country, what impact does that to have on
Speaker 1: the environment?
Speaker 2: What has a huge impact. I was just seeing an
Speaker 2: article today about one of the fastest growing cities in
Speaker 2: Texas and their number one issue is water. They literally
Speaker 2: can't provide enough water for the population they have, and
Speaker 2: it's growing tremendously. Like centator Vance pointed out the Springtote, Ohio,
Speaker 2: which was a small town that has grown by a
Speaker 2: third in the last several years because of all the immigration.
Speaker 2: So it's happening in Ohio, it's happening in Texas, it's
Speaker 2: happening in California. And the instances that we're talking about
Speaker 2: where resources are being depleted is a rampant across the
Speaker 2: United States. So that's natural resources in water primarily as
Speaker 2: one of the biggest issues.
Speaker 1: Look another study you have about the impact on the
Speaker 1: medical system. If we have an additional fifty million illegals
Speaker 1: in the country, or if we have an additional seventy
Speaker 1: five million, including all the children. We don't have a
Speaker 1: hospital medical system that is scaled to just add fifty
Speaker 1: million more people. We don't have the schools scaled to
Speaker 1: add maybe twenty million more students. We don't have the
Speaker 1: environmental restrictions in place to allow another fifty million. As
Speaker 1: far as electricity, the power grid, et cetera, we have
Speaker 1: a terrible problem.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: I saw last week in Long Beach, California that the
Speaker 1: huge port there was going dark for two hours a
Speaker 1: day because there's not enough power generated in California to
Speaker 1: operate the second largest port in this country. And so,
Speaker 1: no matter what the issue is, explain how we're not
Speaker 1: scaled to accept these numbers of people.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, unfortunately, if you have a loved one
Speaker 2: that has to go to an emergency room today, you'll
Speaker 2: find out the way for twenty million more people to
Speaker 2: come to the United States. The impact is already happening
Speaker 2: throughout the nation to day. If you go to an
Speaker 2: emergency room, you're in line, and you're not in line
Speaker 2: with your fellow citizens who are paying for the funding
Speaker 2: of all the facilities in your community. You're in mind
Speaker 2: behind those people who are here as in admissible aliens.
Speaker 2: And it happens constantly in every city in the United States.
Speaker 2: And that happens with that, it happens with housing. You know,
Speaker 2: if we have a housing shortage several years ago, and
Speaker 2: the pricing of housing is super high, and we add
Speaker 2: ten million more people which has come in as inadmissible
Speaker 2: aliens into the United States, let alone the legal ones
Speaker 2: during this current administration. In the last three years, of course,
Speaker 2: we have more housing shortage. The price of housing continues
Speaker 2: to rise. It's hard for the average US American to
Speaker 2: be able to have a young family and start their
Speaker 2: house because they're competing in a market that is having
Speaker 2: this huge influx of demand and When you have that
Speaker 2: kind of huge influction, demand prices go up. So is less,
Speaker 2: prices are higher, Jobs are harder to attain because of
Speaker 2: people willing to work in unsafe and unfair conditions, and
Speaker 2: so it's a terrible impact on the nation overall. With
Speaker 2: high immigration.
Speaker 1: I saw on the Today Show a few days ago
Speaker 1: that there's been a twenty five percent increase in rents.
Speaker 1: And the reason is we have tens of millions of
Speaker 1: people here that actually need a place to live. They
Speaker 1: need a place to work, they need a place to
Speaker 1: go to school, they need a place to shop. And
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris is talking about building three to four million
Speaker 1: new housing units, three to four million just magically, three
Speaker 1: to four million housing units appear all of a sudden
Speaker 1: out of nowhere. And the fact is we can't afford this,
Speaker 1: and the government doesn't build housing units that has done privately,
Speaker 1: and private citizens who want to put together a large
Speaker 1: housing complex have to fashion in the cost somehow of
Speaker 1: three to four million more people coming in without the
Speaker 1: ability to house these individuals. Well, what do you think
Speaker 1: I think it is that so many Americans believe the
Speaker 1: lies of Kamala Harrison and Tim Waltz about building three
Speaker 1: to four million new housing units in my first year,
Speaker 1: giving every American twenty five thousand dollars each in order
Speaker 1: to buy a new home. The homes don't exist, and
Speaker 1: if someone gets an extra twenty twenty five thousand dollars,
Speaker 1: it simply means that the price of the house will
Speaker 1: go up by twenty five thousand dollars because the seller
Speaker 1: assumes the buyer's got twenty five thousand dollars. More So,
Speaker 1: if one wants to sell a house for two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand, why not sell it for two hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy five thousand because the government's going to pay
Speaker 1: twenty five thousand. Will that solved the housing problem?
Speaker 2: You have a great handle on the complexity of the issue.
Speaker 2: But for everyone out there, you just know that when
Speaker 2: you put large multifamily housing units in place, large apartment
Speaker 2: complexes or condominiums, and you just drop them in the
Speaker 2: middle of the city like I see sixteen new ones
Speaker 2: are being put in Newport News, for example, it's going
Speaker 2: to impact the price of housing across the board. So
Speaker 2: we talk about a home, we're not talking about single
Speaker 2: family homes anymore because they're not building them to put
Speaker 2: in these density housing projects, and.
Speaker 1: The density of housing, the use of the roads, the
Speaker 1: use of the bridge is, the use of the medical system,
Speaker 1: the use of the food system. A friend of mine
Speaker 1: is Rodney McMullen, who's the CEO of Kroger, and he
Speaker 1: talks about the fact, you know what, by the time
Speaker 1: a product gets to our store, and each Kroger store
Speaker 1: has about one hundred and fifty thousand different products, it
Speaker 1: goes through seven to ten different hands before the product
Speaker 1: shows up for us to buy. And so if the
Speaker 1: cost of that product is say five dollars to buy
Speaker 1: that product, and I sell it for five dollars and
Speaker 1: fifty cents, but the government tells me I can't sell
Speaker 1: it for more than four dollars, I'm going to quit
Speaker 1: ordering that product, which means there's going to be great
Speaker 1: shortages of food and others and other items all over
Speaker 1: Kroger stores, Albertson stores and public stores.
Speaker 3: They're not going to be able to do it.
Speaker 1: I know it's not your Bailey wickings exactly, but to
Speaker 1: have wage and price controls is stupid.
Speaker 3: It's the venezuela.
Speaker 1: It's been tried in the USSR, and so we have
Speaker 1: a person who will not hold a news conference, will
Speaker 1: not be quiz may not appear in the Great Debate
Speaker 1: September the tenth I Kamala Harris, who now says, We're
Speaker 1: gonna have wage and price controls. We're gonna build three
Speaker 1: to four million more housing units. We're gonna open wide
Speaker 1: and put more young Americans in colleges and universities. We're
Speaker 1: gonna put them in medical school. We're gonna have a
Speaker 1: wide open southern border. We're going to decriminalize the entry
Speaker 1: into this country. We're gonna have sanctuary cities, sanctuary states.
Speaker 1: My god, James Massa, imagine if these policies are actually implemented,
Speaker 1: what happens to the Home of the Free and the
Speaker 1: Land of the brave. What happens to the United States
Speaker 1: of America if that occurs.
Speaker 2: Well, it is it is terrifying to see what would
Speaker 2: occur with all that going on. But I will say
Speaker 2: to you, I do believe that better immigration is possible.
Speaker 2: Is it is a clear choice for voters as to
Speaker 2: whether they want to have wide open voters wide open
Speaker 2: borders with the Harris Walsh ticket, or whether they want
Speaker 2: to if immigration is important to them have something more
Speaker 2: restricted and moderate in the Trump Vance ticket. I mean,
Speaker 2: if we don't endorse a candidate, but from an immigration perspective,
Speaker 2: if you want more, you go with one. If you
Speaker 2: want less, you go with the other. And if that's
Speaker 2: an important issue for you today, then I think people
Speaker 2: need to take that into consideration and they go into
Speaker 2: the ballot.
Speaker 1: James Massa, you're a great American. I have your website
Speaker 1: up Numbers USA. It's a great resource. I just want
Speaker 1: the American people to focus on the fact there's about
Speaker 1: a quarter of a million missing children under Biden slash
Speaker 1: hairs that they couldn't care less about. That quarter of
Speaker 1: a million children are doing are being put upon to
Speaker 1: do horrible things in order to maintain their existence, and
Speaker 1: that by itself should be sufficient to stay in Mexico policy.
Speaker 1: James Massa, once again, thank you for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show, and we'll do it again.
Speaker 3: Thank you, James, thank you.
Speaker 2: It's a pleasure.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's contell you with more news next
Speaker 1: at your home of the Reds News Radio seven hundred
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Speaker 1: Walker will be here from the Heritage Foundation, talk about
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, what's happening on that front. Also later on
Speaker 1: as Amanda Brenneman, Amanda and Marty Brenahan are going to
Speaker 1: have a big event tomorrow in Florence. Who's gonna talk
Speaker 1: about how you be involved in the first one thousand
Speaker 1: attendees at Florence Yawl's game tomorrow night. Wednesday night's going
Speaker 1: to receive a Marty Brennan and the Bibblehead, which you'll
Speaker 1: be a classic coming up later. Plus Reds Baseball tonight
Speaker 1: and more. Plus nothing on the front of Jamar Chase
Speaker 1: signing a long term, guaranteed Bonus Layton contract, but we'll
Speaker 1: get into that a bit later. And we know a
Speaker 1: couple things that so many of us are on Facebook,
Speaker 1: and we have suspected you and I have suspected for
Speaker 1: a long time that Facebook was in the pocket. It's
Speaker 1: of the federal government. That is, federal government agencies, the FBI,
Speaker 1: the CIA and others would whisper in the ears of
Speaker 1: Mark Zuckerberg and his staff literally tens of thousands. It
Speaker 1: would percolate down from him as to something called content modification.
Speaker 1: Now I call it lying, but the fancy word is
Speaker 1: content modification. When COVID nineteen hit big time, the metastasizing
Speaker 1: moment was March of twenty twenty, but it was hot
Speaker 1: and heavy through the end of nineteen twenty. Nineteen twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: there were millions and millions of Facebook users that wanted
Speaker 1: to post and did post information about the lab leaku theory,
Speaker 1: or about I took the vaccine and this is what
Speaker 1: happened to me. Don't do it. And so doctor Fauci
Speaker 1: and others in the federal government relate it to Mark
Speaker 1: Zuckerberg and to others that that is false information is misinformation. Now,
Speaker 1: it's one thing for company to censor information. If a
Speaker 1: private company wants to do it, that's the private company's business.
Speaker 1: But the First Amendment is a different issue. Government Congress
Speaker 1: shall make no law respecting the free exercise of religion
Speaker 1: establishment religion relative to speech and assembly.
Speaker 3: No law but here.
Speaker 1: According to Mark Zuckerberg himself, in a letter to Jim Jordan,
Speaker 1: congressman from Columbus, that he admitted he was part of
Speaker 1: a scheme to keep information on Facebook from reaching other
Speaker 1: users and reaching the news media. In addition to the
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden laptop. He received pressure from the head of
Speaker 1: the FBI and others telling him that the Hunter Biden
Speaker 1: laptop was disinformation from Russia. He now concedes that was
Speaker 1: all bs and he shouldn't have done it. He admitted
Speaker 1: in a letter on Monday, he was part of a
Speaker 1: Biden Haris censorship scheme, and you've been warned. As an American.
Speaker 1: He went on to say, quote, I believe the government
Speaker 1: pressure on us was wrong, and I regret that we
Speaker 1: were not more outspoken about it at the time. He
Speaker 1: went on to say that this won't happen again. I
Speaker 1: don't believe it won't happen again. It will happen again.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: It's one thing I can't imagine. I've not gotten a
Speaker 1: call from an FBI agent in a long time, but
Speaker 1: I would imagine if one of the leaders of the
Speaker 1: FBI contacted your boss or contacted DJ Hodge and says,
Speaker 1: by the way, you should be aware that you're broadcasting
Speaker 1: disinformation from Russia. Probably any CEO would look at that
Speaker 1: and say, man, I got to be careful, especially when
Speaker 1: in this case the government agencies involved directly and indirectly,
Speaker 1: can moderate, can supervise, can assist or destroy Facebook. And
Speaker 1: so this is a terrible example which the media will
Speaker 1: not deal with because it's helping Donald Trump. And it's
Speaker 1: unbelievable that this occurred in the Home of the Free
Speaker 1: and the land of the brave. Not just Facebook would
Speaker 1: do it, but the government officials would use the power
Speaker 1: of their office to suppress negative information about COVID nineteen
Speaker 1: on one hand and to assist the Biden campaign on
Speaker 1: the other. So you might recall the White House and
Speaker 1: President Joe Biden repeatedly claimed that the Hunter Biden laptop
Speaker 1: was rushing disinformation, that Facebook continued to withdraw evidence on
Speaker 1: the laptop because they were pressured to suppress the story
Speaker 1: before the election by Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and the
Speaker 1: officials in the FBI.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable story.
Speaker 1: And it's not when you think about college kids today,
Speaker 1: young students, young people have been taught that free speech
Speaker 1: is harmful and triggering. It's part of the dei movement. Normally,
Speaker 1: until the last maybe five or ten years, the free
Speaker 1: speech mandate was part of a college campus. You can
Speaker 1: saddle up and say what you want to say if
Speaker 1: it's the state school. Absolutely, we're raising now a generation
Speaker 1: of speech phobics and Zuckerberg types who want to say
Speaker 1: that content modification is acceptable and that the First Amendment
Speaker 1: doesn't apply, which of course it does. Congress shall make
Speaker 1: no law relative or freedom, none, no, zero none. But
Speaker 1: we live in a time where you have to say
Speaker 1: and do certain things in order to perpetuate to live,
Speaker 1: shall we say, on college campuses and also in corporate America.
Speaker 1: The results of this is that Joe Biden is the president,
Speaker 1: and this is a fraudulent fake presidency. I think he's
Speaker 1: the president. No one can identify him. Has been on
Speaker 1: vacation now for two weeks. He's on a beach somewhere.
Speaker 1: No one's conducting the executive branch of government. But according
Speaker 1: to polling that twenty percent of his voters would not
Speaker 1: have voted for him if they knew that Hunter Biden's
Speaker 1: laptop was real. That talked about the big guy making
Speaker 1: millions of dollars from China, Romania, etc. Which, of course
Speaker 1: the big guy is Joe Biden, and Hunter Biden has
Speaker 1: been convicted of a serious of felonies in his own
Speaker 1: trial in California in about two weeks for not reporting
Speaker 1: on his tax returns the money's received from China. A
Speaker 1: good chunk of which went into the pockets of Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: and the media in our nation doesn't deal with this
Speaker 1: much at all. In fact, other than Fox News in Breitbart,
Speaker 1: the letter from Mark Zuckerberg to a Congressman Jim Jordan
Speaker 1: is not present on any website. It doesn't exist. The
Speaker 1: tree falls in the woods and nobody hears it. It
Speaker 1: is so bad for Joe Biden and the Democrats. The
Speaker 1: mainstream media knows that they will not report the facts
Speaker 1: to you and let you make an informed decision. And
Speaker 1: the Biden administration demanded the removal of opposing viewpoints on
Speaker 1: a wide array of subjects, and Democrats in Congress push
Speaker 1: Zuckerberg to expand the scope of censorship to include areas
Speaker 1: like climate change denial, that is government action contrary to
Speaker 1: the First Amendment, determining what information as a free citizen
Speaker 1: you can receive. And Democrats in the Congress, because it's
Speaker 1: on their side of the table, when Facebook and other
Speaker 1: media platforms to do more censorship, whatever the issue is,
Speaker 1: don't allow Americans on Facebook to express their free opinions
Speaker 1: about an array of issues if the Democratic Party does
Speaker 1: not agree with you. I can't think of a more
Speaker 1: charade than having an election when citizens, pursuant to government
Speaker 1: action cannot receive the necessary information upon which to cast
Speaker 1: an informed ballot. So Joe Biden, without doubt, are the
Speaker 1: most anti constitutional, anti free speech president and vice president
Speaker 1: probably since our second president, John Adams. And they created
Speaker 1: a censorship system through social media that would keep from
Speaker 1: their platforms information that Democrats did not enjoy.
Speaker 3: Think about that.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine if the opposite was true, and Mitch
Speaker 1: McConnell or John Bayner at the time, or Donald Trump
Speaker 1: whoever is some Republican JD vance would work hand in
Speaker 1: glove with the media platforms to stop any negative information
Speaker 1: about Donald Trump from hitting the media. Can you imagine
Speaker 1: what the reaction would be when Mark Zuckerberg sends a
Speaker 1: letter admitting the criminal activity of Democrats in the Congress
Speaker 1: and his own culpability, saying we were wrong, We're sorry
Speaker 1: about that. Well, that's where we are. But once again,
Speaker 1: this came out Monday afternoon. Here we are Tuesday afternoon,
Speaker 1: and nothing has happened. To use his exact words, Mark
Speaker 1: Zuckerberg's exact words quote. Ultimately, it was our decision whether
Speaker 1: or not to take content down, and we own our decisions,
Speaker 1: including COVID nineteen related changes we made to our enforcement,
Speaker 1: and the wake of this pressure from the government. I
Speaker 1: believe the government pressure was wrong, and I regret we
Speaker 1: were not more outspoken about it at the time. I
Speaker 1: also think we made some choices that, with the benefit
Speaker 1: of hindsight, we wouldn't make today. Like I said to
Speaker 1: our teams at the time, I feel strongly that we
Speaker 1: should not compromise our content standards to pressure any administration
Speaker 1: in either direction. We're ready to push back now if
Speaker 1: it happens again. So, he continues Mark Zuckerberg quote. When
Speaker 1: we saw a New York Post story reporting on corruption
Speaker 1: allegations involving then presidential nominee Joe Biden and his family,
Speaker 1: we sent that story to factcheckers for review and temporarily
Speaker 1: demoted it while waiting for a reply. It has since
Speaker 1: been clear to me that the reporting was not Russian disinformation,
Speaker 1: and in retrospect, we should not have promoted. We should
Speaker 1: not have demoted the story. We changed our policies and
Speaker 1: processes to make sure this doesn't happen again. Unquote, So
Speaker 1: Joe Biden was elected under false pretenses. He is, in
Speaker 1: a sense illegitimate, and he's sitting on a beach right
Speaker 1: now in Delaware not being the president. Now one might
Speaker 1: ask where does Donald Trump now go to get back
Speaker 1: his reputation? And what happened also to make it even
Speaker 1: more corrupt, There were senior officials and the Department of
Speaker 1: Justice and the FBI who left their jobs with the
Speaker 1: FBI at the top and DOJ officials to begin working
Speaker 1: at Facebook. They were given stock options and money. Having
Speaker 1: coerced Facebook into screening negative information about Joe Biden. They
Speaker 1: then take the opportunity to leave the government and make
Speaker 1: millions of dollars in stock options with Facebook. How dirty
Speaker 1: does it get? As dirty as it can? But once again,
Speaker 1: unless you're listening to talk radio, watch Fox, or Breitbart,
Speaker 1: none of them knew I bet tonight this was available yesterday,
Speaker 1: but ABC, NBC, and CBS did not report on it whatsoever.
Speaker 1: So when the Democrats claim that democracy is on the
Speaker 1: ballot in twenty twenty four, yes it is because that's
Speaker 1: the party acting undemocratically. Government officials got a hold of
Speaker 1: social media companies and lied to them about content veracity.
Speaker 1: And now that's what almost four years later, the truth
Speaker 1: is coming out where do you go to get back
Speaker 1: your reputation now.
Speaker 3: Don't know.
Speaker 1: Secondly, more information because of Bongino has come out, which
Speaker 1: is shocking.
Speaker 3: To set this up.
Speaker 1: What happened in Butler County, Pennsylvania, the murder of Capawano
Speaker 1: and also the shooting of Trump and two others that
Speaker 1: we now know that Thomas Matthew Crooks, the murderer, had
Speaker 1: multiple encrypted accounts in Germany, Belgium and New Zealand, that
Speaker 1: he was given a path to a bird's nest view
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump's head some four hundred feet away with
Speaker 1: a scope. We also know that he had explosive devices
Speaker 1: IEDs and two or three different locations with transmitters and codes.
Speaker 1: The plan we think was after he killed President Trump,
Speaker 1: that he would set off the explosive devices in and
Speaker 1: around Butler County so that he could make an exit.
Speaker 1: That was his exit plan to cause havoc. How many
Speaker 1: nineteen year olds have transmitters and explosive devices in multiple locations?
Speaker 1: Where do you get the expertise to put those together?
Speaker 1: Didn't the mother and father know there were bombs in
Speaker 1: their homes and bombs and Crook's car? How do you
Speaker 1: get the expertise on transmitters and transmitter codes to send
Speaker 1: signals and how do you have encrypted message accounts in Germany,
Speaker 1: Belgium and New Zealand. On top of the fact that
Speaker 1: Secret Service agents acted in a way to give this
Speaker 1: assassin a bird's nest view of Donald Trump's head, and
Speaker 1: they blamed Butler County, Pennsylvania. Butler County said, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: it's not us. It's impossible to think that anyone could
Speaker 1: have been there on the advanced team and looked at
Speaker 1: that roof and said, well, right there is where we
Speaker 1: got a cover. He's got a direct shot to the
Speaker 1: president's head and leads one to believe that the government
Speaker 1: that censored the information from you in twenty twenty to
Speaker 1: elect Joe Biden is now in the business of directly
Speaker 1: or indirectly trying to kill Donald Trump. This comes on
Speaker 1: the heels of the fact that Iran, according to the
Speaker 1: Biden administration, has assassination teams inside this country with the
Speaker 1: goal of killing Donald Trump because they know if he
Speaker 1: wins the presidency, Iran has done. The head of the
Speaker 1: snake is done. HESBLA and amass the Taliban isis and
Speaker 1: who theis? And others lose their armaments and they're in trouble.
Speaker 1: And so the forces that don't want Donald Trump to
Speaker 1: be the president are NATO, North Korea, China, Russia, Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq,
Speaker 1: South Yemen, and more. They want to keep this administration
Speaker 1: in power because they flourish under that they do what
Speaker 1: they want to do. If Kamala Harris is the president,
Speaker 1: show be a putz to be used by the forces
Speaker 1: around her as the president to maintain the same policies.
Speaker 1: She will lie to you now because she did. She
Speaker 1: can't honestly tell you what she would do as president,
Speaker 1: but she wouldn't get elected. She needs to lie about
Speaker 1: all the things she'd done in her thirty five years
Speaker 1: of public service so that you put her in power.
Speaker 1: Then she'll be manipulated, just like Joe Biden is being
Speaker 1: manipulated on a beach somewhere in Delaware. More and more
Speaker 1: comes out about the Trump assassination attempt, and it's sickening.
Speaker 1: Not the rank and file, not the four or five
Speaker 1: agents who surrounded Trump's body, but the leadership of the
Speaker 1: Secret Service operate in a way that appeared to give
Speaker 1: an assassin a clear shot at Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: And thank God he missed.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more if line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand, and we have Ryan Walker coming up of
Speaker 1: the Heritage Foundation and more. Consider if the shoe was
Speaker 1: on the other foot and the same activities have been
Speaker 1: conducted against the Democrat, the outcry would be deafening. But
Speaker 1: because is Donald Trump, it's like, eh, no big deal.
Speaker 1: Iran has assassination teams to kill him by any means necessary,
Speaker 1: as stated by the Biden administration now as we speak,
Speaker 1: the protection of him is essential so that we have
Speaker 1: a free choice to change the direction of this country. Yes,
Speaker 1: this is about democracy. It's about our federal government not
Speaker 1: acting illegally to ban from your ears and your eyes
Speaker 1: and your head negative information about Democrats. Troll fifty six
Speaker 1: Homeo Reds News Radio seven hundred WW cunning him the
Speaker 1: Great American. Of course, the conventions are now done, Finney
Speaker 1: and looking forward to a Labor Day. But then after that,
Speaker 1: September tenth comes rather quickly, and allegedly Kamala Harris is
Speaker 1: going to hold a news conference and or an interview
Speaker 1: sometime by the end of the month, which would be
Speaker 1: which I don't think is going to happen, but nonetheless
Speaker 1: we'll see what occurs. But joining you and I now
Speaker 1: is Ryan Walker of Heritageackson, Executive vice president of Heritageackson
Speaker 1: and Ryan Walker, Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And first of all, Ryan, for those who may be uninitiated,
Speaker 1: can you tell the American people what is Heredy's action
Speaker 1: and what does this seek to do?
Speaker 3: If anything?
Speaker 4: Thanks for having me on and it's great to be
Speaker 4: with you tonight.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 4: Heritage Acson is a grassroots organization that is an issue
Speaker 4: advocacy organization in Washington, d C. Connected with the Heritage Foundation,
Speaker 4: advocating for conservative policy solutions at both the central and
Speaker 4: state level.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about one thing, which is price controls. About
Speaker 1: a week or ten days ago before the convention, Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: after quite a bit of a constant came out with
Speaker 1: one policy prescription for what ails this great country of ours,
Speaker 1: and that was price controls. I can only imagine those
Speaker 1: manipulating her thought that would be a great idea, including
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders, and so she had a serious talk in
Speaker 1: which she actually said that price controls which has caused
Speaker 1: shortages and non existent merchandise and countries all over the
Speaker 1: world should be tried here in America. And this wasn't
Speaker 1: some flip and comment that this was a policy decision
Speaker 1: that she and her advisors thought long and hard about
Speaker 1: a crating and she wanted to tell the American people,
Speaker 1: you put me in power, We're going to make America
Speaker 1: look like Venezuela. Can you tell the American people first
Speaker 1: and foremost, what happens if there's a wage and price
Speaker 1: controls on products and what does that do to it
Speaker 1: does to the consumer?
Speaker 4: Well, absolutely, this is it's ridiculous that she put this
Speaker 4: plan out and I think it's been exposed since then
Speaker 4: and will continue to be. Price controls do nothing more
Speaker 4: than than destroy the producer, sir, the farmer, the person
Speaker 4: at the bottom of the food chain producing everything that's
Speaker 4: stored on those food shelves that she supposedly wants to protect.
Speaker 4: The plan would do nothing more than increased prices and
Speaker 4: produce scarcity, which is the complete opposite of what this
Speaker 4: country needs.
Speaker 1: It's worked nowhere. In fact, Rodney McMullin, the CEO of Kroger,
Speaker 1: who's a friend of mine, related that the typical large
Speaker 1: Kroger store has about one hundred and fifty thousand individual products,
Speaker 1: and each product is based upon the cost of Kroger
Speaker 1: of buying that product. I don't care if it's a widget,
Speaker 1: a pound of hamburger, if it's selfhane wrap, whatever you
Speaker 1: buy a Kroger is seven to eight to nine individuals
Speaker 1: and companies below the point at which you buy the product,
Speaker 1: and all the way from the rancher to the chicken
Speaker 1: producer to the selfhane rentals wrap, whatever product you make
Speaker 1: along the way, it was the manufacturer of this distributor,
Speaker 1: the creator, it's the warehouse men all their costs. By
Speaker 1: the time to get the product to put on the shelf,
Speaker 1: there's seven to ten individuals and companies that I've already
Speaker 1: been paid to create that product. So to say at
Speaker 1: the end of the product chain that you can charge
Speaker 1: this amount of money, He said, what do I do
Speaker 1: if along the way seven to ten other entities before
Speaker 1: it comes to my large superstore Kroger, that I have
Speaker 1: to sell it at five dollars and I've already spent
Speaker 1: six dollars to buy the It's six dollars to buy
Speaker 1: the product, and I can't sell it for more than
Speaker 1: five dollars. So in that case, what we do is
Speaker 1: quit buying the product it won't be available. That means
Speaker 1: people get unemployed. But Kamala Harris doesn't recognize that. Let's
Speaker 1: talk about two other policy prescriptions at Kamala Harris. One
Speaker 1: is twenty five thousand dollars. If you're like a first
Speaker 1: time home buyer the federal government, you're going to walk
Speaker 1: up to the pay win now, they're going to pay
Speaker 1: you twenty five thousand dollars as part of the down payment.
Speaker 1: Now in fantasy land and goldilocks land, that sounds pretty good.
Speaker 3: Why does that not work.
Speaker 4: Either, Well, this is another that will exacerbate the problem
Speaker 4: that she's trying to solve. Giving everyone twenty five thousand
Speaker 4: dollars an increase to the bottom line of every home
Speaker 4: across the country would do nothing more than throw fire
Speaker 4: onto the home price situation. It would add twenty five
Speaker 4: thousand dollars in additional increased cost to all of the
Speaker 4: home transactions going on in the country. It would do
Speaker 4: nothing more than increase home prices across the country, which
Speaker 4: is the problem she's supposedly trying to solve.
Speaker 1: So, if every year the state is a million homes sold,
Speaker 1: if the buyer has an additional twenty five thousand dollars
Speaker 1: to give to the seller. The seller is going to
Speaker 1: raise the price by twenty five thousand dollars, which will
Speaker 1: cause the inflation you're seeking to avoid. That's the way
Speaker 1: the market works. She also has a plan to build
Speaker 1: three to five million new homes in America. I'd live
Speaker 1: in a little Cincinnati, Ohio. You live in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine what it would cost and the suburbs
Speaker 1: of Washington, d C. To build a brand new home.
Speaker 1: I know in Cincinnati to build a brand new home
Speaker 1: is between six hundred thousand to one million dollars in
Speaker 1: order to build that home, and in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: It would be greater than that. Where's that money going
Speaker 1: to come from. We're talking hundreds of billions of dollars
Speaker 1: to build new homes. Where does that come from?
Speaker 4: Oh, it comes from the taxpayer. And on top of that,
Speaker 4: can you tell me another government program that has come
Speaker 4: under budget or ahead of time in schedule. There isn't
Speaker 4: one that you can point to. So this program would
Speaker 4: go beyond it's it's timeline, it's deadline. It would cost
Speaker 4: billions upon billions more than is initially estimated, and this
Speaker 4: would add again to the problem that that she is
Speaker 4: supposedly trying to solve, which is housing affordability.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about gasoline. When the Trumpster left office almost
Speaker 1: four years ago, the price of gallon of unloaded gas
Speaker 1: in the Midwest is about two dollars and five cents.
Speaker 1: I just filled up my Chevy Blazer a couple hours ago,
Speaker 1: and the cost now is three dollars and sixty nine cents,
Speaker 1: which is about a forty percent increase. In California and Washington,
Speaker 1: d C is much higher. So she is saying the
Speaker 1: way to create more availability of gasoline is to eliminate
Speaker 1: pipelines and to make it difficult for oil companies to
Speaker 1: locate new sources. And she claims that we can't use
Speaker 1: nuclear power because after all, there might be a three
Speaker 1: mile island situation. That we can't use natural gas, which
Speaker 1: is nature's greatest fuel ever, it is almost a pollution
Speaker 1: free and it's a wonderful product. We can't do that.
Speaker 1: We can't build any more LNG terminals that's now illegal.
Speaker 1: We can't have any more coal still, about thirty percent
Speaker 1: of America is run by coal mining. We can't do that,
Speaker 1: and we can't drill for more oil and so and
Speaker 1: also I'm told as you as I'm sure you know
Speaker 1: that every year for the next ten years, as far
Speaker 1: as the eye can see, we're going to have a
Speaker 1: need of about eight to ten percent more every year,
Speaker 1: and more electricity because of AI and because we have
Speaker 1: twenty five million or so illegals in the country using electricity,
Speaker 1: So we have a much greater need and we have
Speaker 1: less supply, which means the price is going to go up.
Speaker 1: So what can you tell the American people how it
Speaker 1: would work to have more energy at a lower price
Speaker 1: when there's less energy and more demand.
Speaker 4: Well, it doesn't work that way. It's fantasy land. And
Speaker 4: what she is describing and telling the American people is
Speaker 4: nothing more than fantasy. She is a co sponsor and
Speaker 4: supporter of the Green New Deal, which would cost the
Speaker 4: American economy five trillion dollars. To your point, it would
Speaker 4: ban natural gas, coal, nuclear energy, and the like, and
Speaker 4: so it would do nothing more than increase the price
Speaker 4: of the pump, which is something that we've been experiencing
Speaker 4: for the last four years under this administration. I don't
Speaker 4: think the American people want another four years of that,
Speaker 4: and it's why November is more important.
Speaker 1: You know. I have one more question economically, but can
Speaker 1: you imagine if the American people are sold to bill
Speaker 1: of goods, they can hide and shuck and jive Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris like they did Barack Hussein Obama in twenty oh eight,
Speaker 1: and there's no serious interviews. She does okay during the debate,
Speaker 1: she doesn't embarrass herself. And then the Hollywood left, the
Speaker 1: morning talk shows, the view, the evening newscast, the late
Speaker 1: night comics, Hollywood colleges, and university, big tech all get
Speaker 1: together and they push her over the finish line and
Speaker 1: she's now the president and she's sitting there for the
Speaker 1: next four to eight years. That means between twenty oh
Speaker 1: eight and twenty thirty two, which is twenty four years,
Speaker 1: we're going to have twenty of twenty four years the
Speaker 1: policies of Obama, Biden and Harris. What does America look like?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know that we have much to come
Speaker 4: back from at that point. It's beyond just the economic issues.
Speaker 4: Of course, those are central and probably top of mind
Speaker 4: to all of your listeners, but it's also the culture
Speaker 4: of America. I think that we all agree that we're
Speaker 4: losing the social fabric that has held our country together
Speaker 4: for the last few decades, and people are turning to
Speaker 4: each other and wondering where this country is going. And
Speaker 4: I don't know, honestly that we could get through another
Speaker 4: four years of that and still have a country left
Speaker 4: to take care of.
Speaker 1: Well, right now, we owe about thirty six trillion dollars
Speaker 1: in national debt. It goes up about one trillion dollars
Speaker 1: every ninety days, which means by the time of forty
Speaker 1: what we're adding to the deficit almost two trillion dollars
Speaker 1: of unfunded liabilities without counting all the other unfunded liabilities,
Speaker 1: which means we're going to be if she has eight years,
Speaker 1: we're going to be at fifty trillion dollars and debt
Speaker 1: along with two hundred trillion dollars and unfunded liabilities. We
Speaker 1: can't recover from that one other issue. On your website
Speaker 1: at Heritage Action, Ryan Walker, I see quite a bit
Speaker 1: about immigration. To see quite a bit about Dei on
Speaker 1: the immigration front. She's in charge of the southern border.
Speaker 1: You may call her a czar or not or azar arena,
Speaker 1: whatever you want to call her. The lesterhold interview about
Speaker 1: three years ago is very revealing. It's very rare when
Speaker 1: a mainstream anchor like Lester Holt reveals the ignorance of
Speaker 1: a Democrat. But he did it when asked her she's
Speaker 1: been in the Southern Border, and she said, well, I've
Speaker 1: not been to Europe either. I don't have to go
Speaker 1: to the southern border. She flew over the top of
Speaker 1: it a few times. And so you often have reference
Speaker 1: to what's happening in the Southern border with the rapes
Speaker 1: and the robberies. There's one hundred thousand missing kids, migrant children.
Speaker 1: You can't find them anywhere in the system. They're dispersed
Speaker 1: all over the country by train, playing and bus. Imagine
Speaker 1: if we have four to eight more years of the
Speaker 1: policies on the southern border, what does that do to
Speaker 1: small town America.
Speaker 4: Oh, I think it destroys it. I think that we're
Speaker 4: seeing that we're seeing it in small town America across
Speaker 4: the country. I recently saw over the weekend, in fact,
Speaker 4: a news story that described a town cutting off funding
Speaker 4: for school buses so that they could bust migrants around
Speaker 4: this community. I think that the American people are sick
Speaker 4: of this ten million people in the country later, and
Speaker 4: they cannot stand what it looks like. They cannot stand
Speaker 4: the crime. They cannot stand the fact that these people
Speaker 4: are not interested in being a part of our great experiment.
Speaker 4: They are opportunists coming here to take advantage of an
Speaker 4: open southern border that Vice President Harris has created and allowed.
Speaker 4: And to your point, around the debt and thirty six
Speaker 4: trillion dollars in debt, this administration and the Harris administration
Speaker 4: potentially would want to increase taxes on every American, They
Speaker 4: would not want to continue the tax cuts that were
Speaker 4: instituted under the Trump administration, and they would do nothing
Speaker 4: to create growth in this country, which is the only
Speaker 4: way that we will get out of the thirty six
Speaker 4: trillion dollar hole that we have. Instead, they want to
Speaker 4: do controls, open the southern border and destroy the social
Speaker 4: fabric that we have here.
Speaker 1: Do you buy the argument that she's seen the light
Speaker 1: that here at the age of sixty years old the
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris campaign. She's now sixty years old. She's been
Speaker 1: in public service in a sense for like thirty five
Speaker 1: years in one capacity or another. When she ran for
Speaker 1: president in twenty nineteen, twenty twenty, she had the most
Speaker 1: left wing extreme viewpoints about crushing or eliminating private insurance companies.
Speaker 1: She talked about sanctuary city, sanctuary states, defunding the police,
Speaker 1: set up a bond fund in Minneapolis to get the felons,
Speaker 1: the robbers, the rapeist, the murderers out of jail, which
Speaker 1: she was successful in doing. It's not an offense, not
Speaker 1: a crime to illegally cross the southern border, to provide
Speaker 1: every illegal alien to all the welfare rights of any
Speaker 1: American citizen. Is there any sense in you have in
Speaker 1: your head, Ryan Walker of Heritage Found Heritage Action, that
Speaker 1: somehow she's seen the light and that in reality she's
Speaker 1: now a Reagan Republican instead of a left doing Democrat.
Speaker 1: Is she saying things to get elected or does she
Speaker 1: truly believe them?
Speaker 4: No, I don't think that she's changed the tune to
Speaker 4: your point. In this stage in her life. She's built
Speaker 4: a career being a progressive and a radical progressive. I
Speaker 4: think that she's gotten acknowledgment from Speaker Pelosi and advice
Speaker 4: that Speaker Pelosi thinks that she has to tack towards
Speaker 4: the middle to win this election, and supposedly reinvent herself.
Speaker 4: But the problem is that she's a career politician, and
Speaker 4: she has been in this space for a very long time,
Speaker 4: and her policy positions are very well known, and she
Speaker 4: hasn't stepped away from them. In fact, she's gone even
Speaker 4: further to the left. So we shouldn't expect anything differently
Speaker 4: should she become a president of the United States.
Speaker 1: At your website Heritage Action, which is a wonderful website,
Speaker 1: it talks about DEI, which is government discrimination, picking and
Speaker 1: choosing winners and losers by race, sexual orientation, or gender,
Speaker 1: something of that character. Why is that evil?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 1: Why is that hurtful to average Americans to have government
Speaker 1: policy that practices race and gender discrimination.
Speaker 3: Why is that so bad?
Speaker 4: Because we are a nation founded on the principle of
Speaker 4: merit and the advancement of someone's individual skills, attribute hard work,
Speaker 4: and determination to advance themselves through their career or their business,
Speaker 4: their entrepreneurship, whatever it may be. Instead, DEI says, because
Speaker 4: of your skin and your race, we're going to put
Speaker 4: you at a position that you wouldn't otherwise be eligible
Speaker 4: for or wouldn't otherwise be able to get. And you
Speaker 4: put them in that position and a clear example of
Speaker 4: this is the FAA. The Federal Aviation Administration has recently
Speaker 4: come under fire for instituting DEI policies in air traffic
Speaker 4: controller higher and we've seen some recent mishaps on the
Speaker 4: runways with folks not understanding and knowing and having adequate
Speaker 4: training and a good background to do the job. And
Speaker 4: so that's exactly what's happening across the federal government. This
Speaker 4: administration has been pushing it for the past four years,
Speaker 4: and if it's allowed to continue, it will add to
Speaker 4: the destruction of this country.
Speaker 1: Now, lastly, about a minute remaining, Ryan Walker, I've seen
Speaker 1: a headline on the Washington Times that says the following
Speaker 1: DC swamp Deellar say, it doesn't matter who wins the presidency,
Speaker 1: they'll do what they want to do. And that is
Speaker 1: the fourth estate, which is the bureaucracy. Literally a couple
Speaker 1: million bureaucrats. And according to one study, fifty four percent
Speaker 1: of federal government managers in the agencies would defy voters
Speaker 1: to do what they want because we recognize the legitimate
Speaker 1: authority for government comes from the consent of the government governed,
Speaker 1: and that every four years we change at the top.
Speaker 3: But we remain.
Speaker 1: It goes on to say that another poll showed that
Speaker 1: a majority of Swamp Dennison's think we peasants are getting
Speaker 1: out of line. Fifty one percent or federal managers believe
Speaker 1: that people have too much individual freedom. And that means
Speaker 1: that even if Trump wins, he can't change the bureaucracy.
Speaker 1: If he wants to change rules, get rid of the
Speaker 1: Department of Education. This article says they have the lawyers
Speaker 1: ready to go to a tied up in federal court
Speaker 1: for years until the next election. How much of a
Speaker 1: danger to freedom are the alphabet soup three letter government
Speaker 1: agencies who are forever and will not pay attention doo
Speaker 1: ever wins the presidency, it doesn't make any difference.
Speaker 3: How sick is that?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 4: I think it describes and shows exactly what we're facing right.
Speaker 4: These bureaucrats and these administrators are the ones that have
Speaker 4: been implementing this vision for the past few decades, and
Speaker 4: we're finally living under it. We're finally seeing the fruits
Speaker 4: of their labors. And we cannot have this anymore. We
Speaker 4: have to have a president who goes into administration and
Speaker 4: use this schedule ass and the authorities invested in him
Speaker 4: to advance his goals. But I think you're absolutely right.
Speaker 4: The bureaucracy and the swamp want to stop Trump and
Speaker 4: they're they're acting in accordance to that.
Speaker 1: Ryan Walker, thanks for coming on. And of course heredisaction
Speaker 1: dot com. It's right there, all the Heritage Foundation groups.
Speaker 1: It's wonderful. And Ryan Walker, good luck to you, and
Speaker 1: once again, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And may you have a great Labor Day weekend. Thank
Speaker 1: you very much, Thank you, God bless America. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more Bill Cunningham with you every afternoon on news
Speaker 1: radio seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 9: away at the age of nine sixty three.
Speaker 1: Do not ask whom the bells toll they told for
Speaker 1: these Sid.
Speaker 3: He died of cancer.
Speaker 10: Battling cancer for several years, Sid Vicious starred in both
Speaker 10: the WWE and rival w CW. He was the power
Speaker 10: behind the Four Horsemen four Thank you. An imposing figure
Speaker 10: that build of a height of six foot nine. I
Speaker 10: don't know about that look look look.
Speaker 3: Big to me.
Speaker 10: He wrestled the Halkster in WrestleMania eight in nineteen ninety two,
Speaker 10: and then he would the Psycho. Sid would face the
Speaker 10: Undertaker in the main event in WrestleMania thirteen, Big Matchup. Yep,
Speaker 10: and he suffered that devastating leg injury coming off the
Speaker 10: top turnbuckle in two thousand and.
Speaker 3: One, snapped his leg like a dry pretzel.
Speaker 10: And then he is a two time WWE champion, two
Speaker 10: time w c W champion, United States Champion.
Speaker 1: How's Rick Flair still alive in his seventies? I have
Speaker 1: no idea for Hull Cogan is in his sixties.
Speaker 3: He was just he was with a.
Speaker 10: Sheriff Jones last week at Kroger and up there in
Speaker 10: a Route four.
Speaker 1: I spoke to Sheriff Jones about that. He thinks he
Speaker 1: could take him. I said, well, if you two want
Speaker 1: to tee it up between Sheriff Richard K. Jones and
Speaker 1: hul Cogan, you and I will rep Let's go. That's right,
Speaker 1: I'm taking the Hulkster. But Rick Flair has got to
Speaker 1: be anatomical unique because that guy, he's seventy three years old.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you're talking about a life.
Speaker 10: So Sid, Sid Justice Psycho Sid and Sid Vicious rest.
Speaker 3: In peace, sixty three years old.
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Speaker 1: cater and you had several tacos. You pulled your chair
Speaker 1: up to the table instead of getting in the ladles,
Speaker 1: started eating out of the ladles segment.
Speaker 3: That was embarrassing. Willie.
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Speaker 3: Twenty one have to go today. Uh oh, twenty one
Speaker 3: round the Lee. Arizona's let go.
Speaker 10: Former UC quarterback Desmond Ridder, former Bengals tight end Irv
Speaker 10: Smith Junior has been let go by the Chiefs he
Speaker 10: was here in twenty twenty three. The Jaguars have let
Speaker 10: go Corner and former Bengal Trey Flowers. What about Desmond Ritter?
Speaker 10: I just said he got cut by Arizona.
Speaker 1: It's not a shock. I thought he was in Atlanta.
Speaker 3: Well he was, and they let he went to Arizona.
Speaker 1: Is he Dunn done?
Speaker 3: I don't know. We'll see, We'll see. College football.
Speaker 10: Cincinnati Bearcats open their season Saturday versus Townshend.
Speaker 3: Who do you like at Nippert Stadium? Who do you
Speaker 3: aligne with? The Cats? And Tony Pike? Will you give
Speaker 3: me Townsend plus twenty? That doesn't sound too bad?
Speaker 1: You owe me a hot fot Sunday preview the season
Speaker 1: and game to night Scott Centerfield Show Live from the
Speaker 1: original Montgomery in and Tom Gregory at eight oh five
Speaker 1: on ESPN fifteen thirty. And you said tonight the show's
Speaker 1: at the Montgomery end, right, But you have some information about.
Speaker 10: Well hord is entering it twenty fifth year as the
Speaker 10: voice of the Bearcats and Jim Kelly Junior, the fine
Speaker 10: analyst on the Bearcat Network thirty seven.
Speaker 1: I'm calling Bearcat action. You know when I ran the
Speaker 1: station with an iron grip right. Jim Kelly's contract came up. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and there were some people like you saying get rid
Speaker 1: of Jim Kelly did not And I said, I met
Speaker 1: with Jim and he looked at me in the eye
Speaker 1: and said, did you know that I went to Saints
Speaker 1: Save Your grade school and a deer Park High School.
Speaker 1: I said inside, I said, what Saint Save Your grade School? Yeah,
Speaker 1: in in Sycamore Township, deer Park and deer Park High School.
Speaker 1: I said, you're my guy, You're the guy right there.
Speaker 3: How about this?
Speaker 10: Back to the National Football League, owners are expected to
Speaker 10: vote to change the league's ownership structure.
Speaker 3: What does this mean allowing private.
Speaker 10: Equity firms to purson purchase limited stakes at National Football
Speaker 10: League teams?
Speaker 1: What does that mean?
Speaker 3: To the way?
Speaker 10: ESPN owners flew to Minnesota for a special session called
Speaker 10: by the Commissioner Roger Goodell, and they are expected to
Speaker 10: approve allowing the sale up up to a ten percent
Speaker 10: of a state and a franchise to a select number
Speaker 10: of private equity firms.
Speaker 1: What does that mean like Blackrock.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 10: I mean who owns who owns the Saudi Arabia owns
Speaker 10: the Live turn.
Speaker 1: Into Saudi Arabia. Why not, because you know Mike Brown
Speaker 1: the Bengals. Bengals need a couple of those equity firms,
Speaker 1: don't they. They're going to have an estate problem because
Speaker 1: Mike Brown's the only guy ever to beat the IRS
Speaker 1: and Tax court with the sale to John Sawyer back
Speaker 1: and forth. You know, Father Time is undefeated, untied, unscored on.
Speaker 1: Mike Brown's almost ninety years old. So it might be
Speaker 1: the interest of Katie and Troy to bring in a
Speaker 1: private equity firm to put money into the Bengals to
Speaker 1: pay the estate tax so the Brown family can stay
Speaker 1: in charge. That's why this is going on. You understand
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. Yeah, how about this? The I R
Speaker 1: S announced they may find the return US hostages for
Speaker 1: filing their taxes late their hostages, and the I R
Speaker 1: S wants a piece.
Speaker 3: Of them, of course.
Speaker 1: Mean come on, I mean, you know, come on, Put
Speaker 1: the I R S in a hostage deal.
Speaker 3: See what happens.
Speaker 1: I R S resnuse them return US hostages, nice, including
Speaker 1: the ones in Russia.
Speaker 10: Welcome, We're not filing your taxes. Welcome back to your country. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 10: thank you, back, Come on back, come over here. You know,
Speaker 10: it's taxes.
Speaker 1: Hevin Gersevich was gone how many about four or five years?
Speaker 1: At least that marine was gone seven or eight years. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you didn't file your taxes. Weren't they in a Russian prison?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 10: Oh okay, well maybe they maybe their tax return got
Speaker 10: lost in the mail.
Speaker 1: We need Trump back in charge.
Speaker 10: Reds kick off home stand tonight, Willie first of three
Speaker 10: up against those Oakland Athletics. Coverage begins five to forty
Speaker 10: Sports Talk, Ralph's American Grill Inside Pitch and then Kelsey
Speaker 10: Chevrolet Extra Inning Show after the game. Now, Soccer FC
Speaker 10: Cincinnati assigned defender Teenage Huddaby huh Huddaby is that his name?
Speaker 10: Teenage teenage to a contract through the twenty twenty five season.
Speaker 10: He is a native of Zimbabwe. He's made fifty one
Speaker 10: appearances in the MLS with the Houston Dynamo.
Speaker 1: Well, the FC season trouble, we'll get some new players
Speaker 1: in here. I mean Miami. They lost easily to Miami
Speaker 1: without MESSI.
Speaker 10: Right, Kenny, I think, and I think Lucho Acosta has
Speaker 10: to sit out their next match because he got a
Speaker 10: he was up, he was up on got a red card.
Speaker 10: So he I think he's out the next game. But
Speaker 10: who's pitching for the Reds tonight? Well, Pat Noonan, the
Speaker 10: FC coach, is going out the first pitch pitching for
Speaker 10: the Reds. I say, put it on the ground and
Speaker 10: kick it to the catcher. See what happened?
Speaker 1: How about melee? Could melee pitch?
Speaker 3: I don't know TVD.
Speaker 1: What about mainly pitching the night? Well, you know what,
Speaker 1: maybe if you go down there in your throat, wait
Speaker 1: a minute, you I could play cuttingham V Who could
Speaker 1: you have to catch? I looked at the Oakland A's
Speaker 1: roster today, never heard of no idea, no idea, saying with.
Speaker 10: The Reds roster though, you got Dela Cruz, Hey, you
Speaker 10: got a point there. And how about the O'Neil Cruz
Speaker 10: the uh the Pirates? Uh shortstop you moving him to
Speaker 10: center field?
Speaker 1: Dela Cruz belongs in center field. Marty Brenahan says, outfield,
Speaker 1: but Lance mcgallister says, keep him a short. So you
Speaker 1: got Lance McAlister telling Marty Brenahan about baseball. Not good
Speaker 1: that you who's gonna win in that deal? I'm taking
Speaker 1: Marty bingo. One thing he said to me, Uh huh,
Speaker 1: we're at Mount Adams. Yeah, I don't know what you
Speaker 1: mean Lance me and no, I don't think Lance was
Speaker 1: born yet. With Marty, oh okay, somehow I was sideways
Speaker 1: with him and Joe. Probably had to do with disrespect
Speaker 1: that Nuxhall showed me on a regular basis.
Speaker 10: Would you agree, I would guess so, yeah, probably. And
Speaker 10: you just don't let you let you don't let things,
Speaker 10: don't let it go right, gotta let it go anyway,
Speaker 10: break the former use let go by the brown. I'm
Speaker 10: up there in the hallways of town properties. Oh boy,
Speaker 10: Mount Adams.
Speaker 1: I was sideways with Joe about something, so I said
Speaker 1: to Marty, why don't you tell that partner of yours
Speaker 1: get his head out of his ass when it comes
Speaker 1: to golf. Marty took umbrage at that, came at me
Speaker 1: a little bit verbally, and.
Speaker 3: His finger on Marty's side on that.
Speaker 1: One, and so he also ended up. I say, let
Speaker 1: me tell you what, Pal, I was here a long
Speaker 1: time before you got here, and I'm gonna be here
Speaker 1: a long time after you're gone. I've proven that he's
Speaker 1: only half right. He ain't got a point there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let me tell you, pal. He Knuxshall had done something,
Speaker 1: done me wrong somehow, I forget how it was.
Speaker 3: Got to let it go. I don't. I don't let
Speaker 3: it go. You gotta let I don't let it.
Speaker 10: Because all the you know what you know, that's probably
Speaker 10: why your back is messed up. Stress stress, and that
Speaker 10: you know why you got the cow valve stresss I
Speaker 10: think it had Let this stuff go. You mend your
Speaker 10: fences with nothing too late with nsy No, you can
Speaker 10: ask forgiveness.
Speaker 3: I will, and don't be messing with the with the
Speaker 3: main band.
Speaker 1: I had a love hate relationship with Joe Nuxall because
Speaker 1: I think Marty that Marty's statement right there has been
Speaker 1: told to a lot of players over the year. There
Speaker 1: a long time before you got here, and I'll be
Speaker 1: a long time after you're gone.
Speaker 3: And right there, he's been exactly correct.
Speaker 1: Next time I see the Hall of Famer, I'm going
Speaker 1: to say you were half right. And it had to
Speaker 1: do in the point with nuts all right, at his
Speaker 1: golf tournament, showed me disrespect because he broke the trophy.
Speaker 1: I don't let it go. Why I can't just celebrity
Speaker 1: golf tournament. It's not like you know he I won
Speaker 1: first place and he broke my trophy.
Speaker 3: It's not like he broke the master's trophy. I think.
Speaker 1: I said, you tell that a half assed partner of
Speaker 1: yours that I'm not playing in his tournament anymore?
Speaker 3: Did he pick you up like a trumpy v Randy Michaels.
Speaker 1: I was up there at the site. It's in Butler County.
Speaker 1: I forget the name of.
Speaker 3: It's Hamilton l that's it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I won first place and right a big crowd
Speaker 1: there and he picks up the trophy, begins to hand
Speaker 1: it to me. Then he crashed it into the floor
Speaker 1: and broke it into pieces, and then he's probably he's
Speaker 1: probably spiking it. People are laughing, and he's picking up
Speaker 1: parts of the trophy. Here, put this in your pocket.
Speaker 1: I said, Nusy, this is the last time you're going
Speaker 1: to see me at your BS tournament.
Speaker 3: And I walked off stage.
Speaker 1: Then I saw Marty and I said, tell your half
Speaker 1: assed partner not to be so.
Speaker 10: See that's you know. Oh, well, you gotta let it go.
Speaker 10: I can't let it go. You got I can't let
Speaker 10: it go. The cow valve the back, what's next, Let's go.
Speaker 10: You got a lot of stress. You got to get
Speaker 10: a lot.
Speaker 1: Of siren stress. I have a lot of stress. You
Speaker 1: need to you need to go off of somewhere in
Speaker 1: the middle of nowhere. I'm going off about a month
Speaker 1: from now. I've not been on the vacation for six months. Wow,
Speaker 1: since the middle of March. I'm out.
Speaker 3: Like Scott Sloan, you got a point.
Speaker 11: And my intention the first night going in was I
Speaker 11: want to see what I want to feel, what pure
Speaker 11: love feels like.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, that's that's when he went up there in
Speaker 10: the middle of nowhere, and that there and really dark.
Speaker 11: I had a magical experience with uh sensation of feeling
Speaker 11: one hundred different hands on my body, imparting a blessing
Speaker 11: of love and forgiveness for myself and gratitude for this
Speaker 11: last from what seemed to be my ancestors.
Speaker 3: Aaron Rodgers is a goofball.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 10: See, I bet you we could get one hundred people
Speaker 10: to lay their hands on you and you cleansed.
Speaker 1: If they all look like a lease, I would do it.
Speaker 1: She could lay her hands on me whenever she wants
Speaker 1: take it.
Speaker 3: I thought it was a chery.
Speaker 1: Pillillo, all of them one hundred hands Oh okay, I
Speaker 1: means fifty people want their hands all over my body out.
Speaker 3: You need a spinking Okay, well that's between you and her.
Speaker 1: I was here a long time before you got here.
Speaker 1: I'm here a long time after you're gone. I'marty. You're
Speaker 1: half right, segment, get me out of the Student's Report.
Speaker 1: We're gonna open the lines up here and start talking
Speaker 1: to people. I'm gonna talk to yeah, third stree talking
Speaker 1: to people. I'm talking to them.
Speaker 3: I know the sun that now that I know the
Speaker 3: heat's getting to.
Speaker 1: You, I'm gonna play golf at three or five. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna carry my own clubs.
Speaker 10: Willie and utter of a hother hot day here in
Speaker 10: the tri Stata, and you need tempstar that you can feel,
Speaker 10: get that air conditioning.
Speaker 1: Cranking, and Andy Buker.
Speaker 3: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stood.
Speaker 1: Report, Barren and this war. Jill Biden's trying to talk,
Speaker 1: pleas to talk like Aaron Rodgers put a hundred hands
Speaker 1: all over him in an egg.
Speaker 3: About those trust those protesters out in the street.
Speaker 1: They have a point, you know, I got a point.
Speaker 1: A lot of innocent people are being killed once a
Speaker 1: bs on both sides. I got a note here from
Speaker 1: Tyler Bradshaw, who says, come play again and I'll buy
Speaker 1: you a damn trophy.
Speaker 3: There you go, breast, there you go.
Speaker 1: Now, No, I don't forget Tyler. I do not forget
Speaker 1: that moment to let it go. I can't let it go.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Let's continue on seven hundred w al. I
Speaker 1: can't let it go.
Speaker 7: I to make a good woman steal, I'll make an
Speaker 7: old woman bless and to make a young girl see.
Speaker 12: I want to be.
Speaker 2: And I've hit a.
Speaker 7: I'm bad of the bowl, Bad of the bowl, Bad
Speaker 7: of the bowl.
Speaker 1: Now, Billy Cunningham is my desire. Quite recently we have
Speaker 1: a call from Bobby Kamala Harris. I want to hear
Speaker 1: from you, the American people. There are times in the
Speaker 1: afternoons I get higher than a kite, then lower than
Speaker 1: the bottom of a well. Based upon what's going to
Speaker 1: happen to my country over the next seventy days, I'm
Speaker 1: not sure. And as you may know, the majority of
Speaker 1: Americans now vote before election day, So like a Democrat,
Speaker 1: vote early, vote often we'll see what happens. And in fact,
Speaker 1: in North Carolina and uh Nevada there's voting starting in
Speaker 1: two weeks sometime around September the tenth, which is on
Speaker 1: what's eight weeks before the election. People's aren't voting, and
Speaker 1: that's ridiculous, utterly ridiculous. In Ohio, it's about thirty days,
Speaker 1: and I think that's ridiculous. So what I want you
Speaker 1: to do is seven four nine seven thousand, five three
Speaker 1: seven four nine, seven thousand, or pound seven hundred, is
Speaker 1: to tell me why you're optimistic or why you're pessimistic
Speaker 1: about what's going to happen to our country. And as
Speaker 1: I said yesterday, if you're a Kamala Harris supporter, your
Speaker 1: airwaves are yours. Tell me why you're doing this. If
Speaker 1: you think she'd be the best person for the job,
Speaker 1: let me know, give me the reasons your voice will
Speaker 1: be heard. On the other hand, if you're a normal
Speaker 1: American and believe in the strength and courage of Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: and tell me why you think that's required over the
Speaker 1: next seven or eight weeks. Otherwise we fall into abyss
Speaker 1: from which we will not soon exit. It's a bad situation.
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris doesn't have the mental alertness or mental acuity
Speaker 1: to answer questions. Does he dealt with policy wise? For
Speaker 1: many years? You might know that she's sixty years old.
Speaker 1: She's been in public life now for about thirty thirty
Speaker 1: five years, starting as a low level municipal attorney, working
Speaker 1: a way up now to the vice presidency, and some
Speaker 1: say the presidency. And if you want not creeping socialism
Speaker 1: before blown socialism and communism, we got a candidate. Her
Speaker 1: name is Kamala Harris. And what she believes is different
Speaker 1: than what she may say. She may say during the
Speaker 1: debate that she doesn't favor an open border. She may
Speaker 1: say during the debate she doesn't think there should be
Speaker 1: sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. She may say in the
Speaker 1: debate September the tenth that we ought to fund the police.
Speaker 1: She may say, this shouldn't be cash bond for murderers.
Speaker 1: Brian Combs earlier today had the case in which the
Speaker 1: municipal court judge released with a monitor defender named Joseph
Speaker 1: Rudd r U d D. He goes home and beats
Speaker 1: his father to death in North Fairmont. So those things happened,
Speaker 1: but your voice must be heard and you must understand
Speaker 1: it's important for the nation the next seventy todays to
Speaker 1: do what's proper. Let's go to the telephone calls. Now
Speaker 1: we have three lines open seven four nine, seven thousand
Speaker 1: or pounds seven hundredth the new AT and T. Why
Speaker 1: are you optimistic for the future? Why are you pessimistic?
Speaker 1: What are the reasons for both? And if you think,
Speaker 1: no matter who it is, I'm voting for the Democrat
Speaker 1: because of who Donald Trump is, because of what the
Speaker 1: portrayal of the media has been, then you're on the
Speaker 1: wrong track. Let's go to the calls and give me
Speaker 1: the reasons. And your voice must be heard along with mine.
Speaker 1: Five one three, seven four nine, seven thousand and Bobby,
Speaker 1: and uh somewhere in Ohio, Bobby, what part of how
Speaker 1: are you calling from?
Speaker 3: Will yees? Simple?
Speaker 5: Thank you can't express our true feelings or appreciation my
Speaker 5: brother for you carrying that torch of freedom high and
Speaker 5: bride every day.
Speaker 1: I do my best, but you know, let me be
Speaker 1: honest with you, Bobby. I get down. I have low
Speaker 1: moments when I think somehow the majority of the American
Speaker 1: people have not figured out exactly what's going on. And
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris is going to run a campaign I think
Speaker 1: and what She'll have no interviews, She'll have no news conferences.
Speaker 1: And Bobby woman's the last time Joe Biden held a
Speaker 1: news conference.
Speaker 5: Well, what it has to do with our vi prasident
Speaker 5: Kamala How in the world could anybody vote for a
Speaker 5: woman that's taken all those different positions and win ahead
Speaker 5: and flip lot more than Jenna Jamison. It doesn't make
Speaker 5: sense to me.
Speaker 1: Well if you, I think a lot of the Kamala
Speaker 1: voters are saying the reason I'm voting for Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: is because her opponent is Donald Trump, and they hate
Speaker 1: and loathe them so much. Because the media portrayals that
Speaker 1: they don't want to vote for uh, they want to
Speaker 1: get They want to vote against Donald Trump more than
Speaker 1: for Kamala Harris. I think that's a lot of it.
Speaker 1: What do you think.
Speaker 5: I think that's exactly right, my brother. But I'll put
Speaker 5: it this way. We're in the to a cultural revolution
Speaker 5: and they better put number forty five back in there
Speaker 5: if we want to hold this count.
Speaker 1: And lastly, Bobby, what great American city has not been
Speaker 1: destroyed by the policies of the modern Democratic Party? I
Speaker 1: think just name the city. Chicago, Cincinnati, to some extent
Speaker 1: not as bad as the others, Memphis, Washington, d C. Atlanta, Baltimore, Portland, La,
Speaker 1: San Francisco. All those cities have been ruined, and it's
Speaker 1: time that people look at the results of these policies.
Speaker 1: Thank you for calling. Let's go to Craig and Beaver
Speaker 1: Creek and then Steve and Urbana and uh Craig and
Speaker 1: Beaver Creek. Craig, give me a full report.
Speaker 12: First of all, you're great American. I listened to you
Speaker 12: every day.
Speaker 5: Secondly, thank you.
Speaker 12: I'm a Navy veteran and you know, ever.
Speaker 13: Since I got out, I've always been Republican. Hasn't always
Speaker 13: been maybe the right choice, you know, there there was
Speaker 13: a couple question marks there, But right right now I'm
Speaker 13: pessimistic us and that's it because of.
Speaker 12: The indoctrination in this country with our youth. And I
Speaker 12: worry that, you know, their vote is going to you know,
Speaker 12: push obviously to the last. And it scares me because
Speaker 12: I don't to this day don't know what the Democratic
Speaker 12: Party really is stay it for other than just the
Speaker 12: complete literation of our country and everything we've ever stood for. Yeah,
Speaker 12: I just don't know how you could vote that way.
Speaker 1: And Craig, you bring up a great point that young
Speaker 1: folks today have been taught that free speech is harmful
Speaker 1: and triggering. Don't want to be triggered that We've raised
Speaker 1: a generation of speech phobics who want to tap into
Speaker 1: the idea that certain ideas and certain words cannot be expressed.
Speaker 1: The remedy for bad speech is better speech. The remedy
Speaker 1: for hate speech is good speech. But we have large
Speaker 1: millions and millions of young folks who I have not
Speaker 1: been taught civics, do not understand the Constitution, don't understand
Speaker 1: the First Amendment. Few have any religious ideations at all.
Speaker 1: Most do not want to get married and form a
Speaker 1: family life. And they greatly want to vote for Democrats
Speaker 1: because and I don't get answers other than well, it's
Speaker 1: not Donald Trump, and the Donald Trump I've met with
Speaker 1: four or five times, and no I'm not a friend
Speaker 1: of his, but I've been in his presence and we
Speaker 1: played golf, and I know who he is a great guy.
Speaker 1: If I watched only the media caricature of Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: only got my information from ABC, PBS, CBS, only from CNN,
Speaker 1: I would think Donald Trump is the devil incarnate. I
Speaker 1: think who would to help? I mean, look at the
Speaker 1: way they portray the guy, And I'm thinking that there's
Speaker 1: a vacation between the portrayal and the reality. So how
Speaker 1: do we get the real Donald Trump into the American
Speaker 1: people's minds?
Speaker 3: How do we do that? Well, I tell you.
Speaker 12: What I tell folks is you don't have to have
Speaker 12: dinner with the man. Just look at his policy, Look
Speaker 12: what he stands for, and compare that to what Biden
Speaker 12: has not done aside from sleep. And he have Kamala
Speaker 12: who's just going to be more of the same other
Speaker 12: than I don't know what she stands for, other than
Speaker 12: they're keeping open borders, you know. And they want to
Speaker 12: focus on the abortion issue, which isn't really so much
Speaker 12: of an issue at this point because regardless of the states
Speaker 12: are going to do what they want to do, they
Speaker 12: don't focus on the policies at hand. That's the problem.
Speaker 12: And there's been there's been no I don't know what.
Speaker 12: I just I'm waiting for it and I've heard nothing.
Speaker 12: And you know, I'm I'm voting for Trump again, praying
Speaker 12: to God that you know, dodging that bullet did more
Speaker 12: than just save his life, but ha saved America. And
Speaker 12: I really hope you God, people wake up America.
Speaker 1: Will look like San Francisco, Chicago, New York, and Boston
Speaker 1: with this functional schools. I had a guest on earlier.
Speaker 1: It was here today or yesterday. Over the next eight
Speaker 1: you let's assume greg she has eight years in office.
Speaker 1: That means, on her policies, we're going to have an
Speaker 1: additional one hundred million persons in this country. That's only
Speaker 1: twelve million a year right now, She's led in fifteen
Speaker 1: million in her first four years. Imagine having one hundred
Speaker 1: million more people in this country using the schools, to highways,
Speaker 1: the bridges, the electrical grid, the medical systems. It's it's
Speaker 1: almost as if they intend to destroy the country.
Speaker 11: And I feel like we'll.
Speaker 8: Be in peril.
Speaker 12: We'll be in peril, and Israel will be in peril,
Speaker 12: and I hate to think of that.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm looking at a story out of the Boston
Speaker 1: Globe now that there's sixteen naval ships that must be
Speaker 1: mothballed because we don't have the personnel to operate them.
Speaker 1: There's not a sense of service, a sense of joining
Speaker 1: the police, joining the firefighters, becoming a deputy sheriff, going
Speaker 1: into the Navy, the Army, the Marines, that that doesn't happen.
Speaker 1: There's no sense of service as something greater than my
Speaker 1: safe health. And I don't know how we can survive.
Speaker 1: And all Trump's gonna do at a minimum, he's gonna
Speaker 1: stop what's been going on. At a maximum, he'll put
Speaker 1: America on a different course. And either way it's better
Speaker 1: than what we got. Now, let's continue, Let's go to
Speaker 1: thank you very much for call we got Scott, and
Speaker 1: then thousands of others. Scott and Louisville. Good friend Kenny
Speaker 1: Smith lives in Louisville, and Scott, give me a full report, Willie.
Speaker 8: I'm a I'm a conservative, and I'm really worried about
Speaker 8: what's coming for this country. As I told your screener,
Speaker 8: I don't know how this common sense got thrown out
Speaker 8: the window and the dumbness or the dumbing down of
Speaker 8: the country. The media can say whatever they want, and
Speaker 8: this younger generation or liberal generation that leaves what they say. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I just don't I don't understand it.
Speaker 1: And doctrination is what it's called. I used to speak
Speaker 1: at the University of Cincinnati, and I I won't do
Speaker 1: it anymore because I noticed twenty years ago that was like,
Speaker 1: let's let's exchange ideas. Kind of my conservative heroes have
Speaker 1: been Rush Limball, William F. Buckley, Thomas sol Milton Friedman,
Speaker 1: so I would expose them to those ideas instead of
Speaker 1: going back and forth. It was verbal assaults, and it
Speaker 1: got a little dangerous, And I said, well, I thought
Speaker 1: colleges were places of arenas a free speech, the passage
Speaker 1: of ideas, That batting around of different approach, that doesn't
Speaker 1: exist anymore. In fact, I'm watching now on the screens
Speaker 1: that Cornell in Ithaca, New York is having a major
Speaker 1: riot as we speaks. About one hundred protesters have infiltrated
Speaker 1: the administration building, spray panting everything, breaking out windows in
Speaker 1: support of Hamas. And I'm watching this and I'm going,
Speaker 1: what in the hell is happening to college campuses? A
Speaker 1: Milton Friedman, A Thomas Soul or Rush Limbaugh, William F.
Speaker 1: Buckley could not be on a college campus today because
Speaker 1: they'd be professors and others seeking to have them physically
Speaker 1: injured and removed. They're not arsenals of freedom anymore. What
Speaker 1: they are is an indoctrination plant. And how do we
Speaker 1: get over that? You tell me how we get how
Speaker 1: we go to a few hundred colleges and tell them
Speaker 1: they're on the wrong track.
Speaker 8: How do he go to a college with a blondhaired
Speaker 8: boy or girl that's not from the Middle East, but
Speaker 8: doesn't watch the news to see that that group attacked
Speaker 8: the Jewish people by coming up under their country. But
Speaker 8: yet they think the Jewish people are not supposed to
Speaker 8: defend themselves.
Speaker 1: Not at all. You know, scott the only country in
Speaker 1: the world that can't defend itself and win wars is Israel.
Speaker 1: Any other country who went through on October the seventh
Speaker 1: would declare war, and this would be Iran, and tell Iran,
Speaker 1: we're taking out your oil depots, We're taking out your
Speaker 1: taking out your water supply, taking out your electricity, and
Speaker 1: if you do it again, it's going to get worse.
Speaker 1: But Israel has the power to do that, but can't
Speaker 1: do it because I Biden Kamala Harris wants Iran to
Speaker 1: win the war and they're not in favor of the
Speaker 1: Jews and things in that character. Oh, let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your call, and we'll do this more often
Speaker 1: to hear from you, the American people who I have
Speaker 1: loved so long and respected so much. Let's continue with
Speaker 1: more coming up by the way. About two fifty today
Speaker 1: is a man in Brenneman about the doings tomorrow night
Speaker 1: in Florence with Amrty Brenneman and Moore at Jerome of
Speaker 1: the Reds News Radio seven hundred WW.
Speaker 3: Two basic principles.
Speaker 14: The people we elect to run the government run the government,
Speaker 14: not unelected bureaucrats, and they owe their duty to you,
Speaker 14: not to anybody.
Speaker 3: Else at that back. And then that's how we revive
Speaker 3: sitting ride in the country.
Speaker 14: Part of the reason we've lost national pride in the
Speaker 14: United States is that there's a lot of reasons why,
Speaker 14: but I think a big reason why is when the
Speaker 14: people who you've elected to run the show.
Speaker 7: Have themselves stopped swearing their allegiance to you, then you
Speaker 7: stop swearing allegiance to your own country. So if we
Speaker 7: fix that in this country, then I think we're going
Speaker 7: to see a virtuous cycle of actual national revival. And
Speaker 7: it's going to have to start with actually elected leaders
Speaker 7: who remember what their first duty was in the first place.
Speaker 4: So hello, quiet and I'm I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: In a Rockets. You came in early today. Eddie will
Speaker 1: be here about three h five. We talked about whether
Speaker 1: you're up or down? You were lower than whale dung.
Speaker 1: And I'm a little bit low myself because I think
Speaker 1: disaster Liza ahead. I worry about the Trumpster. They have
Speaker 1: not done with him yet in October? What the hell
Speaker 1: is going to come out and made up or otherwise?
Speaker 1: And so why are you so down?
Speaker 15: Well, because it seems we're on day thirty seven of
Speaker 15: Kama not doing any sort of interview with a media outlet.
Speaker 3: Correct, correct, Let me ask you this.
Speaker 15: Let's say Zach Taylor decided to skip one week. Let's
Speaker 15: say they you know, played the Patriots. After the game,
Speaker 15: he's not, I'm not doing the news commerce what would happen?
Speaker 15: There'll be outrage, right, he's a damn football cider. Field
Speaker 15: didn't didn't show up to his press conference on Monday morning,
Speaker 15: people would lose their ever loving minds. Why isn't he
Speaker 15: talking to media? What does he have to hide? Why
Speaker 15: can't he articulate what the hell happened? And what is
Speaker 15: he going to do to fix things? How come that
Speaker 15: same demand is not made for a position you could
Speaker 15: argue is more of a big deal than being a
Speaker 15: you know, football coach.
Speaker 1: Not really, I think Zach Taylor is more important to
Speaker 1: the nation than Kamala Harris, who's.
Speaker 10: Running the country. Biden's in California. She's running around a campaigning.
Speaker 3: Am I making any making no sense?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 1: I mean this is a female perceived to be black
Speaker 1: Democrats who doesn't play by the rules. Whytab perceived Aftab
Speaker 1: said she's an Indian, but he got away with it
Speaker 1: because he can say, Look, I'm a victim too, therefore
Speaker 1: you can't criticize me, right and so yet, well, the
Speaker 1: answer is, could you imagine a Republican being CNN would
Speaker 1: have a countdown clock or count up clock is counting
Speaker 1: every hour that pick the candidate would not speak to
Speaker 1: the media, But the media does it because number one,
Speaker 1: they're shills, and number two, it's working for her, not
Speaker 1: the country. No to help with the country. It's working
Speaker 1: for her. So because it's working for her, why change
Speaker 1: it and the media will continue to be shills.
Speaker 15: How could you vote for someone that will not get
Speaker 15: up on stage and articulate what their messages, what they
Speaker 15: think should change, what they're going to do to in
Speaker 15: fact help that.
Speaker 1: She She's going to get seventy five million votes votes,
Speaker 1: ask them she's going to get and the media that
Speaker 1: she's done. I'm predicting now that she's already done the interview.
Speaker 1: It's with Oprah and it'll be this weekend and this
Speaker 1: told you I'm done, and then September tenth. She doesn't
Speaker 1: want to stand because Trump's taller.
Speaker 3: She wants to sit.
Speaker 1: She wants to have cheat sheet notes on the desk
Speaker 1: so she can refer to the notes when she's trying
Speaker 1: to talk, and she wants to keep the mics open
Speaker 1: in case Trump does something issues so she can say
Speaker 1: I'm talking now, Donald and make it look like a
Speaker 1: man's attacking a woman. And that's what she wants. Now,
Speaker 1: don't tell that to Putin or Kim John under jij
Speaker 1: au Ping because those guys they don't play softball.
Speaker 15: Let you talk and give you respect as you baba,
Speaker 15: know your role and shut your mouth. I got another question,
Speaker 15: Please go ahead. So, so it came out, well yesterday
Speaker 15: this morning, Mark Zuckerberg admitted, okay, that the Biden Harris
Speaker 15: administration pressured Facebook to censor any dissent about COVID hunter
Speaker 15: Biden laptop all that. So what would happen if it
Speaker 15: came out that Mark Zuckerberg was pressured by the Trump administration.
Speaker 15: It will still be in cour major outlets. I mean
Speaker 15: that that would be breaking news. I mean the whole everybody.
Speaker 15: We'd be talking to ABC right now about this sort
Speaker 15: of thing.
Speaker 1: But doesn't happen. When you know what, why don't the
Speaker 1: Trumpster go silent for about a few days?
Speaker 3: He can't? That's true, right about that?
Speaker 1: One doesn't talk about the middle That's a stupid comment, right. Well,
Speaker 1: I looked at CNN, Now this is a big story.
Speaker 1: Yesterday Fox headed in one of the headlines CNN had
Speaker 1: on page three, and the columnist said, also news. So
Speaker 1: when CNN says that Hunter biden laptop was used as
Speaker 1: a trick in order to quiet down the opposition to
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, twenty percent of Biden's voters have said that
Speaker 1: if we knew at the time that the Biden crime
Speaker 1: syndicate was making millions would vote.
Speaker 15: For If we knew that that was real instead of
Speaker 15: so called Russian disinformation, they would have changed their votes
Speaker 15: so he wouldn't be flipped the election.
Speaker 1: This guy's an illegitimate president. Here's here's you sound like.
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton. You asked at the beginning of this while
Speaker 1: I was down.
Speaker 8: You know what?
Speaker 1: Ill you down?
Speaker 3: Here's here's my thought, and tell me if I'm wrong,
Speaker 3: I'll him out there. I'll tell you.
Speaker 15: I just think that the Democrat cheap machine is so
Speaker 15: good that they know they got this thing. They know
Speaker 15: they got it no matter who the president is. But
Speaker 15: they had to replace Harris. They had to replace Biden
Speaker 15: with Harris because they could. They could have got Biden elected, okay,
Speaker 15: but no one would have really believed it this one. Okay,
Speaker 15: people will be like, this is kind of true and
Speaker 15: maybe it can happen.
Speaker 8: Biden.
Speaker 3: They wouldn't have believed, but they coudn't get anybody.
Speaker 15: Elected with their cheap machine. That's what I think. That's
Speaker 15: why I'm down right now. Say give me some sports, Roca.
Speaker 10: The sports is this proud service over your local teme
Speaker 10: star heating in their gondising dealers, time stars and you who.
Speaker 3: Can feel and Cincinnatis relax over there.
Speaker 10: You sound like a wounded animal in Cincinnati, colwayoming airon
Speaker 10: won eight eight eight nine six h v A C.
Speaker 1: And don't condato the tacos Condato? Am I saying that correctly?
Speaker 3: Segment?
Speaker 1: I think, so Rock, did you get into condato Tacos
Speaker 1: Taco Tuesdays. Right here, please continue.
Speaker 10: Red's in the first of three up against the Oakland
Speaker 10: Age tonight. Will he had five forty Sports Talk, Ralph's
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Speaker 3: After the game.
Speaker 10: Now big news, another roster move. The Reds have placed
Speaker 10: left handed pitcher Nicolodolo on the fifteen day injured list
Speaker 10: with a left middle finger spring.
Speaker 3: Is he giving that to us? Are we giving it
Speaker 3: to him? I'm giving it to you right now? They
Speaker 3: I mean giving us right there. I'm not making that up.
Speaker 1: He's giving us.
Speaker 3: Larry hurright, you asked me why I was down. We
Speaker 3: have got one damn piece. Wait a minute. As I
Speaker 3: walked in this place, hold it one guy we haven't
Speaker 3: heard from all year long.
Speaker 10: He's been placed on a rehab assignment at Triple A Louisville.
Speaker 10: Left handed pitcher Brandon Williamson.
Speaker 1: He'll be by Halloween.
Speaker 3: Here's come. Here comes the Calvary.
Speaker 1: Playing though here. Wait a minute, so let's go Hunter.
Speaker 10: Green Hunter greened he bump bumped his elbow hard into
Speaker 10: a cabinet on purpose.
Speaker 3: Lodolo, uh strain.
Speaker 1: He gave us the middle finger. Yeah, how about uh Ashcraft.
Speaker 1: Ashcraft's got the either elbow or shoulder.
Speaker 3: How about Abbot? Abbot's got the shoulder.
Speaker 1: And dis as a neck problem. He's looking at crane
Speaker 1: in his neck as he looked at up.
Speaker 3: One almost went to the Allegheny of the the other night.
Speaker 3: What about the rib? What about the rib? Oh, that's
Speaker 3: Matt McClean.
Speaker 1: Got a rib. Should be back soon though, Halloween, maybe Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: He'll come back play for the Mexican tacos somewhere.
Speaker 3: We got no chair unbelieved. We're done. We're done.
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Speaker 10: Party Town. The twenty twenty four limited edition Bengals Crowned
Speaker 10: Royal bags are in stock right now. Usual day off,
Speaker 10: but the Bengals have to cut twenty one players. They
Speaker 10: have not announced any cuts yet getting down to the
Speaker 10: fifty three man roster.
Speaker 3: But around the.
Speaker 10: National Football League, Arizona has released former UC quarterback Desmond Ritter.
Speaker 1: Is he done? Rock d u n n done? Like
Speaker 1: Adam Dunn.
Speaker 3: Something could bring him on be a back boy.
Speaker 10: Former former Bengals IRV Smith Junior cut by Kansas City.
Speaker 3: He was good.
Speaker 10: Jaguars have let go corner and former Bengal Trey flop.
Speaker 3: The Dan We need D line. We need to hear
Speaker 3: some good D line. Haven't heard anything yet. What about
Speaker 3: this rock?
Speaker 1: What about Adkins?
Speaker 3: National Football League owners.
Speaker 10: Expected to vote to change the league's ownership structure today
Speaker 10: in Minnesota, allowing private equity firms to purchase limited stakes
Speaker 10: and NFL teams.
Speaker 15: Line, does that mean John Barrett could buy a stake
Speaker 15: in a team with their American insurance.
Speaker 10: They're expected to approve allowing the sale of up to
Speaker 10: ten percent of a stake and a franchise to select
Speaker 10: select number of private equity firms that the league has
Speaker 10: vetted over the past few months.
Speaker 15: My question, why would you want to sell any part
Speaker 15: of your state in the league. I think it's the
Speaker 15: most guaranteed easy making money.
Speaker 1: There is one reason in the world estate taxes go on.
Speaker 1: I mean, Mike Brown is almost ninety. You may not
Speaker 1: know it, but Father Time is undefeated, untied on score.
Speaker 1: So at some point, when he meets his reward in Heaven,
Speaker 1: he's going to have to transfer the team to Katie.
Speaker 1: And the estate tax is close to forty percent, and
Speaker 1: when that happens, forty So.
Speaker 3: What to say the other day they're worth was it
Speaker 3: four billion, seven billion? Whatever it is?
Speaker 1: So somehow you got to raise a whole bunch of money.
Speaker 1: So the NFL says, for these old time owners that
Speaker 1: we want to protect and not pay huge estate tax,
Speaker 1: you can pay the estate tax. We got this one
Speaker 1: black rock over here that'll give us a four hundred
Speaker 1: million dollars or a billion dollars and pay the estate tax.
Speaker 1: And you can have two or three of those.
Speaker 3: What are they gonna call it the black rocks Cincinnati Bank.
Speaker 1: No, I still say the minority owners, they still got.
Speaker 3: They'll get advertisements in the stadium.
Speaker 1: It's simply a mechanism to raise the estate tax so
Speaker 1: that the Brown family stays in charge of the Bengals.
Speaker 3: How we just get rid of the estate tax. You
Speaker 3: can't do that because that wouldn't be fair to Kamala Harris. Okay,
Speaker 3: you already taxed me on the money when I made it.
Speaker 15: He taxed me on the money when I spent it,
Speaker 15: and now you're going to tax me on it when
Speaker 15: I die.
Speaker 1: She needs lots of money because and if you criticize her,
Speaker 1: you're a racist and you're sexist. I dare you to
Speaker 1: bring that up. I got Amna Brenneman coming, Amanda. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you've got to get Amanda.
Speaker 3: Get on out of here. Say give me out of
Speaker 3: the student's report.
Speaker 10: Please pull you an houtner of another hot day here
Speaker 10: in the tri State and you need temp star quality
Speaker 10: you can feel. We leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 10: of the student report.
Speaker 3: Would you want the microphone commuted in the debate whenever you're.
Speaker 12: Out to be well?
Speaker 3: Agreed to the same rules.
Speaker 1: I don't know. It doesn't matter to me.
Speaker 3: I'd rather have it probably on. But the agreement was
Speaker 3: that it would be the same pick up the call
Speaker 3: as it.
Speaker 4: Was last time.
Speaker 3: In case it was muted, pick it up. I didn't
Speaker 3: like it the last time, but it worked out fine.
Speaker 3: We asked Biden. Now it worked out, it was fine,
Speaker 3: and I think you should.
Speaker 10: We agree to the same rules, the same rules and
Speaker 10: same specifications.
Speaker 1: I'll believe it when I see it. She's a clown.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Rock.
Speaker 3: By the way, Jason Williams is with me here at
Speaker 3: three or five.
Speaker 1: I like him.
Speaker 3: He's the best.
Speaker 1: I like Jason segment. Thank you for your input. Anytime
Speaker 1: more Tacos on news radio seven hundred WLW Bill cunning
Speaker 1: into Great America and on Wednesday night, Tomorrow night, the
Speaker 1: Florence Yawls presented by Town Properties and bringing strikeout Cancer
Speaker 1: and I will have a big event during the Florence
Speaker 1: Yawls game. And the event essentially is an effort by
Speaker 1: Marty and a man of Brannaman the third year of
Speaker 1: hosting the event in the fight against cancers. So much
Speaker 1: going on, Aman and Brannaman, welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. And Amanda, tell the American people tomorrow night,
Speaker 1: Wednesday night, what's gonna be going on? How can all
Speaker 1: participate in the fight against cancer? Please tell the American people.
Speaker 10: You got it.
Speaker 16: Bill, Thank you for having me. So basically, you just
Speaker 16: need to show up Wednesday night at the Quaranty All
Speaker 16: Stadium where our friend at Edgewoods Electric will be giving
Speaker 16: out one thousand Marty Brenneman and bableheads first. Obviously a
Speaker 16: thousand people that come through the gates. And here's the
Speaker 16: great thing. If you're a cancer survivor or a family
Speaker 16: member has had cancer, you can get in free. It's
Speaker 16: gonna be a little steamy, but we would love to
Speaker 16: see a full house there to support this great cause.
Speaker 4: I mean I can speak.
Speaker 16: For probably just about everyone and say we've all been
Speaker 16: touched by cancer in one way or the other, whether
Speaker 16: it's a close family member or friend or whoever. It's
Speaker 16: just a great cause to bring awareness. You know this,
Speaker 16: this I had a gift answer that I think major
Speaker 16: League Baseball and all of baseball has been doing for
Speaker 16: a long long time now.
Speaker 1: And Amanda in the middle of the seventh inning tomorrow
Speaker 1: night and Florence y'all Stadium in Florence, there's a special ceremony.
Speaker 3: Can you tell the American people what that is?
Speaker 16: Yeah, so that is our friends with jessper Wayne, who
Speaker 16: will be there to showcase some of their survivors who
Speaker 16: have been battling breast cancer and started by a wonderful lady.
Speaker 3: Who got diagnosed.
Speaker 16: With breast cancer our fortieth birthday, and full a need
Speaker 16: to have resources for women and their families who are
Speaker 16: facing this, you know, horrible diagnosis that you know, thankfully
Speaker 16: to give them some resources to get through such a
Speaker 16: difficult time and hopefully come out healthy and happy on
Speaker 16: the other side.
Speaker 1: No question, every other family's affected by cancer. It's a
Speaker 1: terrible thing. I would hope at some point we find
Speaker 1: that the magic pill of the whether it's RNA or
Speaker 1: whatever it might be, to defeed cancer. But it is
Speaker 1: so complicated and the one thing needed is money. And
Speaker 1: to raise money, I like the idea of a thousand bobbleheads.
Speaker 1: The first thousand will get a Marty Brennaman babblehead. And
Speaker 1: by the way, does Marty grill with Laura's Lean or
Speaker 1: does that? Is that mainly your thing?
Speaker 16: You know what I have to I have to be honest.
Speaker 5: I never grill.
Speaker 16: I don't turn the thing on. That is Marty's domain.
Speaker 16: I make everything else in the house, So anything that's
Speaker 16: made in the kitchen, that's made by me. But the
Speaker 16: grill is one hundred.
Speaker 3: Percent Martynman who put together the recipes.
Speaker 1: There's some great recipes with Laura Lean who put together
Speaker 1: that book.
Speaker 16: You know what, that's a combination of the things that
Speaker 16: we picked it home, as well as our friends at
Speaker 16: Laura's Lane, who has some great shifts on staff that
Speaker 16: you know point it's in the right direction, so it
Speaker 16: is used a lot. I can assure you of that.
Speaker 1: All right, Thank you Tomorrow night, Florence Shawls and sponsored
Speaker 1: by Town Properties and Edgewood Electric's got a big involvement
Speaker 1: in it. I see the Roar Insurance Agency is also involved,
Speaker 1: and a lot of corporate stuff going on. The one
Speaker 1: is going to be great. It's mainly by the time
Speaker 1: the game starts, it's going to be shadows everywhere and
Speaker 1: it'd be a great time to go watch some baseball
Speaker 1: with the Florence Jaws. Have you and Marty involved made
Speaker 1: a special event and once again, Amanda, give my best
Speaker 1: to Marty and thanks again for coming on the Belle
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Amanda, You're welcome.
Speaker 16: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: Bill God bless you all. Let's continue with more news
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