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Speaker 4: Bill Cunning into Great America. Welcome to Thursday after Union.
Speaker 4: The tri state snow is falling. By the weekend, things
Speaker 4: should calm down, is there prices everywhere? Three thousand personnel
Speaker 4: are on the streets clearing the roads in the bridges,
Speaker 4: except for four seventy one, which is a completely different issue.
Speaker 4: And we may get into that with Chris Spinny a
Speaker 4: little bit, because, according to knowledgeable sources, that was put
Speaker 4: there by shall al we say, well intended recreational officials
Speaker 4: from the City of Cincinnati more or less approved quietly
Speaker 4: by O DOT and now they have to update their
Speaker 4: list of things not to put under I four seventy
Speaker 4: one or any other interstate. We got to update the
Speaker 4: list of their partner, but until then, Chris Finny a
Speaker 4: great attorney locally. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show, and Chris,
Speaker 4: first of all, before we talk about Bucks County in
Speaker 4: Stansbury Park, we've been pursuing for a while this four
Speaker 4: to seventy one situation, which is a catastrophe by any
Speaker 4: fair measurement. Fortunately, I don't think you live in northern Kentucky,
Speaker 4: but if you do, to try to go back and
Speaker 4: forth across the river, it's almost impossible, do you see?
Speaker 4: And when recreation officials put it there, they contacted o
Speaker 4: DOT in Lebanon to say what do you think about this?
Speaker 4: And the ODOTT official went over the list of things
Speaker 4: not to put under a bridge, and a large placeset
Speaker 4: was not included, and so they say, well, the playset
Speaker 4: would be a good idea. It's plastic, recycled plastic. It's
Speaker 4: on three inches of rubber, which is about one hundred
Speaker 4: feet by two hundred feet, so if kids fall down,
Speaker 4: they don't hurt a knee. And at this point they're
Speaker 4: going hummahammahammahamma, is there any do you perceive of any
Speaker 4: liability of anyone like a tony bender that spends two
Speaker 4: hours every day trying to get back and forth across
Speaker 4: the river as more or less a planet's lawyer and
Speaker 4: a great planet's attorney. Can you think of some liability
Speaker 4: that the city of the state might have for those
Speaker 4: millions of men and woman ours that are being wasted
Speaker 4: sitting in traffic all day?
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, we definitely had some malfeasance on somebody's
Speaker 5: part to allow this to happen. But as you're aware, Willy,
Speaker 5: there's a principle called sovereign immunity that protects governmententities and
Speaker 5: performing their governmental functions. It's very difficult to maintain a
Speaker 5: cause of action. So I think this is one that
Speaker 5: the taxpayers, which is probably the beds and the state
Speaker 5: Department of Transportation, are going to have to eat. But
Speaker 5: it's a mess. I mean, what's it a I haven't
Speaker 5: heard the estimates, but I'm guessing just without the economic impact,
Speaker 5: the physical repairs of that bridge would be a half
Speaker 5: a billion dollars or something.
Speaker 4: To get it repaired. Well, the other part of this
Speaker 4: is they haven't started the repair process yet. They're still
Speaker 4: on they're still analyzing what to do. And these beams
Speaker 4: that are ninety feet long four feet wide, that are
Speaker 4: like housing. The structure have to be configured and created
Speaker 4: and manufactured probably in China. And we're talking not talking
Speaker 4: weeks anymore, they're talking months. We're talking, you know.
Speaker 5: I have my new office downtown Willie and the primary
Speaker 5: means of transportation. I live in Anderson up by the
Speaker 5: Old Tony exit what used to be Old Coney and
Speaker 5: that's a primary way for me to get home and back.
Speaker 5: And you can't get there that way anymore going home.
Speaker 5: And then I have a young attorney who lives in Newport,
Speaker 5: and it's comical as to how difficult it is to
Speaker 5: get from downtown Cincinnati or north on seventy one to
Speaker 5: Campbell County. It is an absolute disaster of tremendous, you know.
Speaker 5: So you have the economic impact of all this from
Speaker 5: one you know, arrant decision of what to put under
Speaker 5: the bridge and one homeless guy set in the fire.
Speaker 5: It's unbelievable how much damage was caused by that one
Speaker 5: set of decisions.
Speaker 4: I guess Chris Phineas shows how fragile things are. On
Speaker 4: a second matter, I'm watching yesterday, there's a Bucks County,
Speaker 4: which is a suburban county outside of Philadelphia, and I
Speaker 4: guess in Pennsylvania, unlike in the state of Ohio, they
Speaker 4: elect by county election officials, and so we can only
Speaker 4: imagine the left wing politics available in Pittsburgh, Alleghany and
Speaker 4: also Philadelphia County. But Bucks County is similar to like
Speaker 4: a Warren County, which is thoroughly democratic. And there was
Speaker 4: an order from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court that you can't
Speaker 4: count a mail in ballots or absentee ballots that are
Speaker 4: not signed and or dated. So a ballot will come
Speaker 4: in and it's not signed and or dated. And this
Speaker 4: election official actually set on camera knowing she was being
Speaker 4: taped in an official meeting. We're not going to pay
Speaker 4: attention to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court because we all know,
Speaker 4: and she referenced the abortion matter of Dodd and dealing
Speaker 4: with well, sometimes courts change the law and abortion, et cetera.
Speaker 4: Absentee ballots, even though they're not signed and data, we're
Speaker 4: going to count them anyway because that's the right thing
Speaker 4: to do. And so now last night you may not
Speaker 4: have seen it on YouTube, but I did, and there
Speaker 4: were hundreds or thousands of citizens showed up and said,
Speaker 4: what in the hell are you doing? The law says
Speaker 4: you can't do it, but she wants to do it
Speaker 4: anyway because she says they're democratic ballots to overturn the
Speaker 4: US Senate seat. What's your reaction to that.
Speaker 5: One, Well, Willie, I'm going to go far afield in
Speaker 5: my answer to this. But if you think about the
Speaker 5: immigration problem, for example, the problem in many cases we
Speaker 5: have isn't the laws we have on the books. It's
Speaker 5: that nobody.
Speaker 4: Follows the laws.
Speaker 5: The elected officials aren't enforcing the laws, the people who
Speaker 5: are subject to the laws or ignoring the laws, and
Speaker 5: it shows what happens in the society where we lose
Speaker 5: respect for the courts and the rule of law. So
Speaker 5: a foundational issue for the sort of the steady unraveling
Speaker 5: of our society is when we take the approach which
Speaker 5: we have with the immigration issue that yeah, the laws
Speaker 5: on the books, but everybody, the people who are supposed
Speaker 5: to enforce it, and the immigrants and everyone else, we
Speaker 5: just ignore what the law says. And that cannot be
Speaker 5: the foundation of our society or everything unravels. And an
Speaker 5: elected official that a high up, you know, important, This
Speaker 5: is an important thing to control of the United States Senate, yes,
Speaker 5: saying I'm going to ignore what the courts have told
Speaker 5: me to do and do what I think is the
Speaker 5: right thing to do. I don't, you know, I don't
Speaker 5: know how society continues to exist. And she was rightly.
Speaker 5: You know, Josh Shapiro, the Democrat governor, and other Democrats
Speaker 5: themselves condemned her for that approach because it really reinforces
Speaker 5: what the people on January seventh and Donald Trump we're saying,
Speaker 5: is that the last election was stolen. Why would you
Speaker 5: give people that argument and reinforce that that there it's
Speaker 5: a lawless process to account the votes, that this is
Speaker 5: one of the most important functions in our society.
Speaker 4: But she said that this is a very important function.
Speaker 4: This is corrid our so called democracy. And if people
Speaker 4: intend to vote and don't do it properly, that's okay.
Speaker 4: You do a lot of real estate work. What if
Speaker 4: you don't sign a deed, What if you don't date
Speaker 4: a deed? Does that mean okay? The recorder might say,
Speaker 4: you know what, even though Chris Finny he didn't sign
Speaker 4: it and he didn't put a date on it. But
Speaker 4: I kind of want to interpret his intent, so I'm
Speaker 4: going to let the property transfer anyway, How does that end?
Speaker 5: We all have laws that we have to comply with,
Speaker 5: and if the approach begins to be you know, the
Speaker 5: powerful get to decide which laws apply and which don't.
Speaker 5: It's a pretty dangerous precedent. And there's a question which
Speaker 5: I saw raised, which is should that election official be
Speaker 5: charged criminally for what she did? Because the votes are
Speaker 5: already counted, right, I mean, the ones that were counted
Speaker 5: is legally or counted. You can't uncount them. So as
Speaker 5: far as I'm concerned, she should be prosecuted just the
Speaker 5: same way as the other folks that tampered with an
Speaker 5: election should be prosecuted. That's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: It happened in Minnesota also where an official was actually
Speaker 4: charged because he was voting four large numbers of people
Speaker 4: in Minneapolis and the precinct and he was the election
Speaker 4: official and there was a bunch of ballots left over
Speaker 4: at the end of the counting, and he just added
Speaker 4: fifty more to the roles and just put him in.
Speaker 4: And now, once you com mingle the ballots, how do
Speaker 4: you uncom mingle them? And that gives flight to the
Speaker 4: idea that the elections are not square. And you know,
Speaker 4: I read everything that I can, And for the last
Speaker 4: several cycles, the winning or losing democrat had between sixty
Speaker 4: three and sixty eight million votes that were counted and cast,
Speaker 4: and that person's behalf, whether it was Obama or whether
Speaker 4: it was Hillary Clinton, or I leave Joe Biden off
Speaker 4: to the side, or Kamala Harris, they get between sixty
Speaker 4: three and sixty nine million votes. All of a sudden
Speaker 4: twenty twenty, there was eighty one million people. There was
Speaker 4: like an initial twelve to thirteen million people voted. And
Speaker 4: where those votes come from? That's Trump's argument, We don't
Speaker 4: know where they came from. And then I went back
Speaker 4: to sea level in this election, back to about sixty
Speaker 4: seven sixty eight million votes for Kamala Harris. So the
Speaker 4: conspiratorial theorists like Tony Bender says, wait a minute, what
Speaker 4: happened to those seven or eight million votes? Where are they?
Speaker 4: And the answer is maybe there were thousands of election
Speaker 4: officials like in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The simply said, you
Speaker 4: know what, we know who should win this election. Let's
Speaker 4: add a few to the polls co mingle them, in
Speaker 4: which case we can't identify the legal from illegal, and
Speaker 4: that gives the conspiratorialists a hook to hang their hat on,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately I do because I wish. I wish those people
Speaker 5: didn't have a good point. But when we have people
Speaker 5: that think that the rules are flexible, as it were,
Speaker 5: to tilt the election, it's kind of frightening, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not good now.
Speaker 5: Thirdly, me what the guy that's what the guy in
Speaker 5: Venezuela did You know? He's been voted out twice, but
Speaker 5: he fixes the vote each time and nobody can do
Speaker 5: it because he controls the military down there, and there's
Speaker 5: nothing anybody can do about it.
Speaker 4: His name is Maduro, and he decides, and they did
Speaker 4: all this exit polling that came out and he lost
Speaker 4: like eighty to twenty. But by the time the military
Speaker 4: shut down the polling places and everyone counted up the votes,
Speaker 4: he won eighty to twenty. How's that possible? Maybe Bucks
Speaker 4: County was in charge, and maybe that's the tip of
Speaker 4: the iceberger. I can only imagine. We have a pretty
Speaker 4: good Board of Elections director. Her name is Sherry poland
Speaker 4: had her on several times. I can only imagine if
Speaker 4: she had a news conference, not some aside to a
Speaker 4: friend and a bar, maybe at Zip's getting a cheeseburger,
Speaker 4: but she's had an official meeting in which she's announced, look,
Speaker 4: I'm going to add to the voting roles hundreds or
Speaker 4: thousands of votes that were not properly cast. And it's like,
Speaker 4: why isn't she criminally charged. I'm talking about Bucks County.
Speaker 4: That's a civil rights violation. And she did it. She
Speaker 4: did it publicly, she admitted to it, and it's like, well,
Speaker 4: no big deal. And Josh Shapiro, to his credit, took
Speaker 4: several days to come out with a statement about five
Speaker 4: days ago in which he said, you know what, follow
Speaker 4: the law. Then the Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued another order,
Speaker 4: follow the law. Then finally she said, Okay, reluctantly, I'll
Speaker 4: do it. It's like, are you kidding me? We can't have
Speaker 4: a participatory democracy with election officials with their thumb and
Speaker 4: knees on the scales.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 4: Lastly, let's talk about Stanbury Park in Anderson Township. And
Speaker 4: this was in our news about four or five days ago,
Speaker 4: which is a beautiful park. Describe what have to pierival
Speaker 4: did there and how relevant is to the people of
Speaker 4: Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
Speaker 5: Well, if you could think of a stable, middle class
Speaker 5: neighborhood of working class people in Cincinnati, Mount Washington would
Speaker 5: be a hard working, honest, and multi racial, multicultural community.
Speaker 5: There's a woman that runs a barbecue station there in
Speaker 5: downtown Mount Washington who's a bit of a pioneer hanging on.
Speaker 5: And Stanbury Park is the sort of the recreational hub
Speaker 5: of Mount Washington and they've had homeless people living there
Speaker 5: for a very long time, and the city, I guess
Speaker 5: just yesterday finally did some more about it. But there
Speaker 5: seems to be this Portland, Oregon idea that we're not
Speaker 5: going to bother the homeless people, which who are usually
Speaker 5: doing drugs, mentally ill. In other words, you wouldn't want
Speaker 5: to send your twelve year old child to Stanbury Park
Speaker 5: to play in the afternoon by himself or with his friends.
Speaker 5: It's not a safe place to be. And if your
Speaker 5: neighborhood park in a solid, working class, middle class neighborhood
Speaker 5: can't be a safe place for children to go, or
Speaker 5: for adults for that matter, we are undermining the same
Speaker 5: thing I just said, undermining the rule of law, the
Speaker 5: sense of stability and our society. And my question and
Speaker 5: that that barbecue operator who's one of the pioneers in
Speaker 5: the downtown urban, uh business district of Mount Washington, if
Speaker 5: she's saying I might move because I found people sleeping
Speaker 5: on my picnic tables and uh, you know heroin needles,
Speaker 5: which is close to Stanbury Park. If if we're driving,
Speaker 5: who thinks that's good policy? Is is Amika Owens? Does
Speaker 5: aftab purable? Does Jan Michelle Ernie think that these are
Speaker 5: good policies to not not you know, we're not what
Speaker 5: they say, eat the rich. We're not bothering the people
Speaker 5: in Indian Hill and Hyde Park. This is a stable,
Speaker 5: important neighborhood of this city where affordable housing is the
Speaker 5: most affordable housing we have in the city exists. And
Speaker 5: and the city will not clean up that park. That's
Speaker 5: a problem, major problem.
Speaker 4: Well, and it was cleaned up at one point. Then
Speaker 4: you sent me these five picks of what's happening, and
Speaker 4: correct me if I'm wrong. Is it a crime to
Speaker 4: use needles, take drugs, expose oneself, no bathroom facilities to
Speaker 4: live and a park? Isn't that a crime?
Speaker 5: It is? It is called vagrancy along with the drug
Speaker 5: dealing and the drug using and the other things. There's
Speaker 5: many crimes that they're committing by living in the parks.
Speaker 5: And we again, we just simply need to enforce the
Speaker 5: laws consistently that we have instead of encouraging this bad behavior.
Speaker 5: And our leaders of the city, and I got to
Speaker 5: tell you, I admire you know, the economic development engine
Speaker 5: of the city is amazing. A lot of good things
Speaker 5: are happening in this city. But I watched this stuff,
Speaker 5: and I say, who thinks this is good policy? Because
Speaker 5: all we're doing is undermining the people who are, you know,
Speaker 5: struggling to hang on in I grew up in Kennedy Heights.
Speaker 5: I grew up in a neighborhood. Seven kids in our family, right,
Speaker 5: and you know, we had to make our way through
Speaker 5: that neighborhood with the schools and the parks and whatever.
Speaker 5: And our parents weren't around a while. You know, they
Speaker 5: would lock the doors and send us outside until after dark. Right,
Speaker 5: Will you remember the day?
Speaker 4: Yes? Yes, I was in it, Yes, yes.
Speaker 5: And you can't do that today because there's the fabric
Speaker 5: of our society is in front of our eyes, unrailing,
Speaker 5: and I would just ask the question of the chief
Speaker 5: of police, of the mayor, of city council members, why
Speaker 5: do you think this is good policy to let these
Speaker 5: these things continue. Please enforce the laws that we've had
Speaker 5: on the books and enforced when I was a kid,
Speaker 5: and otherwise these things weren't a problem. Why all of
Speaker 5: a sudden have we decided to not just enforce the
Speaker 5: laws as written and make our communities safe places. I
Speaker 5: watched what by the way, Gavin Newsom is finally in
Speaker 5: California cracking down on this stuff. But I have to
Speaker 5: have purable when the city is not.
Speaker 4: Why would that be Well, it's because I guess it's
Speaker 4: politically incorrect. It should be politically correct to say we
Speaker 4: can't have illegal activity and crimes committed. Arrest them, clean
Speaker 4: up the park a station, a police officer there. Someone
Speaker 4: shows up again, sleeps all night, uses drugs, urinate or
Speaker 4: defecate or fornicated in public. You're under arrest, into the
Speaker 4: justice center. And then we ought to have a functioning
Speaker 4: Longview State Mental Hospital. It's not a homeless problem. That's
Speaker 4: a misnumber. It's drug use and it's alcohol and it's insanity,
Speaker 4: and those people need help. You don't get help this
Speaker 4: afternoon when the snow's falling, it's thirty two degrees by
Speaker 4: sleeping outside in some doorway of a barbecue plate that
Speaker 4: it can't do business. And I've seen it especially around
Speaker 4: Court Street and downtown Cincinnati, where my good friend Sean
Speaker 4: Donovan lives, that people live outside, they own the steps
Speaker 4: of Saint Francis Seraph School and church. The city does nothing.
Speaker 4: They watch drug dealing, drug use and urinating in public
Speaker 4: and no one does anything. Here's the message. Guess what,
Speaker 4: it's okay, and it's not okay, and the city council
Speaker 4: should worry about that stuff instead of the silliness they do.
Speaker 4: But the Chris Finny once again, we'll see about Stanbury Park,
Speaker 4: and I'm going to try to my best this weekend
Speaker 4: to go frequent that barbecue place I know where it is,
Speaker 4: to give that woman some business, because you can't conduct
Speaker 4: a business in which those sleeping around you are using
Speaker 4: drugs and acting out paranoid schizophrenia. But Chris Finnie, once again,
Speaker 4: thanks for coming on, thanks for coming on the Bill
Speaker 4: Cunningham Show. And Chris, you're really a very important person
Speaker 4: in this community doing these kinds of things. And thanks
Speaker 4: for talking about it publicly.
Speaker 5: Thank you, very thank you for shining the light of
Speaker 5: truth on it. Will you appreciate it?
Speaker 4: Chris Finny, God bless America. Let's continue with more. And
Speaker 4: it's not homelessness, it's insanity and drug use. City council
Speaker 4: and the mayor puts up with it. I guess for
Speaker 4: political purposes, and I don't get it. Bill Cunningham, News
Speaker 4: Radio seven hundred WLW. All right, Billy Cunningham, the Great American.
Speaker 4: Coming up after one o'clock today will be Warren County
Speaker 4: Commissioner David Young. David Young, who's quite successful in Warren County.
Speaker 4: I like to highlight happening in the so called suburban counties,
Speaker 4: to see how things ought to go, see how things
Speaker 4: should go. When I hear about Matt Gates and he
Speaker 4: stepped down, he issued a statement saying that they didn't
Speaker 4: want to become a distraction. I had scheduled for today
Speaker 4: a certain senator who said it might be good to
Speaker 4: wait for a few days without providing some of the
Speaker 4: meat and bones on that one. So I think that's
Speaker 4: what's at play here. I was kind of led to
Speaker 4: believe that after he met several senators in their offices.
Speaker 4: The last two days ushered around by Senator JD. Vance.
Speaker 4: There were more than a few that said he didn't
Speaker 4: have the votes unless something dramatic would happened on the
Speaker 4: other side. And when told that, the Trumpster said, well,
Speaker 4: I'll make it a recess appointment, which would be valid
Speaker 4: until like the end of the year, and then all
Speaker 4: hell's going to break loose, and then the real reform
Speaker 4: of the Department of Justice would be delayed since the
Speaker 4: dark state, deep state, the swamp would arise and try
Speaker 4: to stop Matt Gates at every turn. And so I
Speaker 4: think a wiser heads prevailed and said, well, I'm not
Speaker 4: going to die on that hill. But Donald Trump's the
Speaker 4: kind of guy that would die on that hill because
Speaker 4: he's gone through this now for the past ten years,
Speaker 4: but tastasizing the past two or three years when the
Speaker 4: Democrats weaponize criminal justice against Donald Trump, specifically by state
Speaker 4: and county officials holding meetings in the White House with
Speaker 4: Joe Biden's Council to talk about how to bring down
Speaker 4: Donald Trump in the States so that federal authorities would
Speaker 4: have no so called impact. When the White House was
Speaker 4: shepherding through Atlanta and New York City, the attacks on
Speaker 4: Donald Trump politically and legally and through indictments. It was
Speaker 4: all planned by Joe Biden to make it happen, and
Speaker 4: I would anticipate in the months and years ahead that'll
Speaker 4: become certainly more apparent that the complains of the radical
Speaker 4: left that we don't want Donald Trump to go after
Speaker 4: his political opponents, which is exactly the Democrats have done
Speaker 4: for years against Republicans. And I also would note that
Speaker 4: now that Matt Gates has stepped down as a nominee,
Speaker 4: that to Marjorie Taylor Green issued a little bit of
Speaker 4: a press release saying that if the private report supposedly
Speaker 4: not made for the public eyes about so called sexual
Speaker 4: misconduct conducted by Matt Gates would be made public. She says,
Speaker 4: why don't we do this? There have been millions and
Speaker 4: millions of taxpayer dollars, in other words, your money. Use
Speaker 4: this hush money to settle, among other things, allegations of
Speaker 4: sexual misconduct by US congressmen against members of Congress and
Speaker 4: their staff for decades. One estimate is more than one
Speaker 4: hundred million dollars have been paid of your moneys to
Speaker 4: the so called victims of sexual harassment and sexual assault
Speaker 4: conducted I'm sure by men against young staffers on the Capitol,
Speaker 4: which have been hushed up and never made public. And
Speaker 4: she made the comment, well, if all this stuff about
Speaker 4: Matt Gaates is going to come out, how about releasing
Speaker 4: the names of the US congressmen who have had settlements
Speaker 4: paid in their name to staffers and the capital to
Speaker 4: pay off allegations of improper sexual misconduct with the young
Speaker 4: female staffers on the US Capitol. She said, it was
Speaker 4: good for the gooses, good for the gander. Get all
Speaker 4: it out. This includes the predators of the United States
Speaker 4: Senate and the United States House of Representatives who were
Speaker 4: abusive and sexually improper with generally young women serving as staffers.
Speaker 4: Let's get it all out, and I would hope she
Speaker 4: would do it. Anyway, your money was used, and my
Speaker 4: money was used to pay off generally young women working
Speaker 4: as staffers in the Congress who were sexually assaulted and
Speaker 4: or demeaned in some way by men who are officeholders,
Speaker 4: and their names have been quieted down because it doesn't fit,
Speaker 4: does it. Well, let's get it all out there. That
Speaker 4: would be interesting. But Matt Gates has agreed to withdrawal
Speaker 4: on he did it on x as an Attorney General,
Speaker 4: stating essentially, I don't want to become a distraction to
Speaker 4: the agenda of Donald Trump. So we'll see what happens
Speaker 4: with the ag next, which brings up the second point.
Speaker 4: This morning, CNN and referred to by some as the
Speaker 4: Cemetery News Network, came out with the allegations against Pete Hegseth,
Speaker 4: who is the defense Secretary of Desaghannee. I've my show
Speaker 4: a couple of times. He's written some books, and he's
Speaker 4: been deployed a couple of times. He's a real warrior.
Speaker 4: He has been shot at and he's killed the enemy.
Speaker 4: He's the real deal. And they released the information in
Speaker 4: order to smear Pete Hegseth and conclusion this is what occurred.
Speaker 4: A California woman told police in twenty seventeen that Pete
Speaker 4: Hegseth physically blocked her from leaving a hotel room, took
Speaker 4: her phone, and sexually sulted her, although she says I
Speaker 4: don't remember a lot what happened because I was drunk.
Speaker 4: It was a twenty two page report released by the
Speaker 4: City Attorney's Office in Monterey, California, and it was released
Speaker 4: late Wednesday, night, which is last night. It was in
Speaker 4: response to a public record request laying out the compelling
Speaker 4: narratives of what happened in detail, including conflicting accounts of
Speaker 4: how intoxicated the two parties were. It appears they were
Speaker 4: there for some It was a fancy hotel, and Pete
Speaker 4: Hegseth was a speaker, and one thing led to another,
Speaker 4: and all of a sudden, this woman found herself and
Speaker 4: Pete Hegseith's hotel suite without clothes on it, and Pete
Speaker 4: Hegseth found himself there also without his clothes on. Neither
Speaker 4: one are sure or certain, according to the police report,
Speaker 4: that they actually had intercourse. She can't recall what occurred specifically,
Speaker 4: and he can't recall what occurred specifically. So the Monterey
Speaker 4: Police spent quite a bit of time. These are two
Speaker 4: adults drunk in a hotel room, and they were in
Speaker 4: their thirties. This was seven years ago, and questions continue
Speaker 4: to percolate about what really happened that night. So CNN
Speaker 4: wants to follow this thing to the in degree, but
Speaker 4: not when a Democrat is involved. Only when Republicans are involved.
Speaker 4: Is in a big sexual matter. The takeaway is that
Speaker 4: Hegseth was not charged with the crime after a full investigation,
Speaker 4: since many most of the allegations cannot be proven one
Speaker 4: way or another. And say he said, she said so.
Speaker 4: The woman was contacted by news media about a week ago,
Speaker 4: and this woman who's now in the early forties said,
Speaker 4: I want nothing to do with this. It's over, leaving
Speaker 4: me alone. And what happened that night is up to speculation.
Speaker 4: But nonetheless, an attorney for the woman wanted to get
Speaker 4: paid some money, so Pete Hegseth entered into an NDA
Speaker 4: in a settlement agreement with the accuser that included an
Speaker 4: undisclosed monetary payment and a confidentiality clause. Seth insisted the
Speaker 4: encounter was completely consensual. The lawyer said he was fearful
Speaker 4: that the woman would poise to make an allegation against
Speaker 4: him publicly as part of the quote Me too movement
Speaker 4: that might have cost him his job at Fox News
Speaker 4: as a host on the weekends. And he also would
Speaker 4: pinch it during during the weeknights and also do other
Speaker 4: special events. So Pete Hexath looked at it and said,
Speaker 4: you know what, it didn't happen. It was consensual. It
Speaker 4: was nothing as sexual assault but a lot of stuff
Speaker 4: did happen, and I m aswell pay her off, give
Speaker 4: her some money with an NDA And according to Pete
Speaker 4: Hexath's attorney on Wednesday night, his name is Timothy APALLATORI
Speaker 4: said quote this police report confirms what I've said all along,
Speaker 4: that the incident was fully investigated and police found the
Speaker 4: allegations to be false, which is why no charges were filed.
Speaker 4: And a statement this morning by Caroline Lovitt the police
Speaker 4: found the allegations to be false and and called she
Speaker 4: called Hecseth an honorable man who served his country well.
Speaker 4: And according to CNN reporters last week, this is seven
Speaker 4: years after the incident. The woman who accused Hexith of
Speaker 4: assault broke into tears when asked about the matter by
Speaker 4: CNN reporters last week, and she declined to comment. The
Speaker 4: assault took place allegedly on the early morning hours of
Speaker 4: October the eighth, twenty seventeen at the Highatt Regency in
Speaker 4: Monterey Hotel and Spa in Monterey, California, and they call
Speaker 4: her Jane Doe, etc. And reports include an extensive independent
Speaker 4: investigation by the police about elements of her story and
Speaker 4: his story by hotel staff hotel personnel and others who
Speaker 4: may have seen something to confirm how these two people
Speaker 4: ended up naked in a hotel room, and the police
Speaker 4: reports description of the woman's account of the night mirror
Speaker 4: some of the details, but others could not be confirmed
Speaker 4: what happened. Both this woman and Hegseth, as well of
Speaker 4: several attendees interviewed by the police, told officers of the
Speaker 4: two of them were in a group and a hotel
Speaker 4: bar late at night early morning hours, and they left
Speaker 4: the bar together and what happened later. The attendee said
Speaker 4: she declined the invitation to go to his room, but
Speaker 4: she found herself somehow in the room. I won't get
Speaker 4: into the particular sexual encounter and the quality thereof, but
Speaker 4: at the end of the day, she says, I'm not
Speaker 4: sure we had intercourse. I don't think we did. He said,
Speaker 4: I'm not sure if we did or not. I do
Speaker 4: recall her saying to me, according to Pete Hexseth, do
Speaker 4: you have a condom? And Pete Hexseth said to her
Speaker 4: at that point, no. She does remember walking out of
Speaker 4: the bar and arguing with Hecseth about something. The police
Speaker 4: interviewed numerous hotel employees who responded to the guest complaints
Speaker 4: about loud arguments outside of Pete Hecxseth's room at one
Speaker 4: thirty in the morning, told police that her memory about
Speaker 4: what occurred inside the hotel room is vague and I
Speaker 4: won't get into the rest of this. It's what what
Speaker 4: Pete Hegseith said happened in the hotel room, and what
Speaker 4: she said happened in the hotel room. I don't know,
Speaker 4: she uh. By the way, this is this is an event.
Speaker 4: This is something. She went to a hospital later and
Speaker 4: reported a sexual assault on October the twelfth, which was
Speaker 4: about three days later. Or she only want to rape
Speaker 4: kid exam and it turned out to be negative. So
Speaker 4: I don't know, he said. She said, and two adults
Speaker 4: in their thirties in a fancy place late at night
Speaker 4: in the bar drinking. Neither party has memories of what
Speaker 4: occurred specifically, although he says I can recall her asking
Speaker 4: if I had a condom, and she says, I'm not
Speaker 4: sure if we had intercourse or not. By the way,
Speaker 4: she was married, she is married. She was married. I
Speaker 4: assumed to the same guy, but I'm not sure if
Speaker 4: that's the case, And he was in. They were in
Speaker 4: their own hotel room, and once she went back to
Speaker 4: her hotel room after the so called encounter, she told
Speaker 4: her husband she fell asleep and someone other hotel room
Speaker 4: doesn't recall what happened, and she kind of let it go.
Speaker 4: The assault itself allegedly took place on October the eighth,
Speaker 4: but four days later, October the twelfth, John underwent a
Speaker 4: rape kid exam and turned out to be uh four
Speaker 4: days later negative. Does that mean that Pete Hegseth cannot
Speaker 4: be the Secretary of Defense?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 4: Does it smear the guy hit and run kind of
Speaker 4: a tactic? Yes? Well, he forever have to answer these
Speaker 4: questions about the NDA. And I'm sure the media and
Speaker 4: the and the Senate panels are going to want a
Speaker 4: copy of the NDA. Do they want to call her
Speaker 4: before a Senate committee when she does not want to appear, Yes,
Speaker 4: to smear him as much as possible. Yes, kind of
Speaker 4: like a cabinall situation. But we'll see what happens down
Speaker 4: the road. Those are the fact And lastly, before we
Speaker 4: continue with Dave Young, Warren County Commissioner, and so much more,
Speaker 4: this is a parting shot going out the door. Many
Speaker 4: have now called for the removal of Joe Biden from office.
Speaker 4: Here we are November twenty first, which, by the way,
Speaker 4: is my wife Penny's birthday. I've said to her happy
Speaker 4: birthday this morning. I got a little gift later on.
Speaker 4: But nonetheless, if you see Penelope R. Cunningham, wish her
Speaker 4: happy birthday is today. Nonetheless, last night, not well publicized,
Speaker 4: the headline is a Catholic president gives Medal of Freedom
Speaker 4: the Planned Parenthood. He's been coining himself and calling himself
Speaker 4: or practicing a Roman Catholic all these years, and going
Speaker 4: out the door, he chose to give to Cecil Richards,
Speaker 4: the longtime President of Planned Parenthood, the Presidential Medal of Freedom,
Speaker 4: calling it the nation's highest civilian honor and to individuals
Speaker 4: who have made exemplary contributions to the prosperity, values or
Speaker 4: security of the United States, world peace, or other significant societal,
Speaker 4: public or private endeavors. And his speech, Joe Biden ret
Speaker 4: off a teleprompter and said that Cecil richer Is, the
Speaker 4: President of Planned Parenthood, had made significant contributions to the
Speaker 4: values in this country. If the values in America are
Speaker 4: dismembering and killing unborn babies in the womb. Then America
Speaker 4: is in more trouble than I could ever imagine. Somehow
Speaker 4: abortion has now been mainstream culturally, and that there are
Speaker 4: more black babies abordered in New York City than born,
Speaker 4: and it is used as a matter of birth control
Speaker 4: to kill unborn babies in vicious cruel ways. And to
Speaker 4: have the so called Catholic President of the United States
Speaker 4: recognized these significant contributions of planned parenthood to the values
Speaker 4: of this country. I've said before, and I'll say to
Speaker 4: you again, those who engage themselves in such practices will
Speaker 4: answer for this in this word over the next. Ohio,
Speaker 4: for example, has the same abortion practices and policies as
Speaker 4: North Korea. For the moment of conception through natural birth,
Speaker 4: children can be killed inside the womb, and women are
Speaker 4: encouraged to do so, even though various means of birth
Speaker 4: control and plan B etc. Are currently available, with the
Speaker 4: abortion pills fly thither and fro. Nonetheless, we have a
Speaker 4: Catholic president giving the planned parenthood the Medal of Freedom
Speaker 4: because they represent the values of the United States of America. Unbelievable.
Speaker 4: Let's continue with more, and lastly, have a minute or
Speaker 4: two here burglarized Kansas City Chiefs Stars houses. Their theory
Speaker 4: won't come as a big surprise. It appears that Kansas
Speaker 4: City Police have recognized the culprits or members of a
Speaker 4: South American crime ring responsible for targeting high profile homes.
Speaker 4: This is a sophisticated operation. It's not some guy that's
Speaker 4: going down the local pawn shop. These very sophisticated burglars
Speaker 4: South American gangs one of the homes of Mahomes and Kelsey,
Speaker 4: stealing literally millions of dollars worth of property. They use
Speaker 4: cameras in the trees to see the comings and goings.
Speaker 4: They monitor who's there, who's not there. They use cloaking
Speaker 4: devices to turn off security systems. They enter the house,
Speaker 4: generally through the second floor, cut it out, and the
Speaker 4: gangs go in maybe inside jobs. Each of the homes
Speaker 4: had some recent construction done and it is thought by
Speaker 4: the Kansas City Police that some of the workers there
Speaker 4: would pass on information of the gangs in exchange for money.
Speaker 4: And the Kansas City Police believe these burglaries are connected
Speaker 4: to the notorious Trende Aragawa gang. But South American criminal
Speaker 4: syndicates are clearly becoming a huge problem in America. It's
Speaker 4: happening here. So many hundreds of cars broken into homes
Speaker 4: in Indian Hill, Mason and parts of Kenton County broken
Speaker 4: into by these They're experts at what they do. They
Speaker 4: monitor your homes with the cameras. They find out who's there,
Speaker 4: who's not there. They hit them quickly, cloaking devices, get
Speaker 4: rid of any signals coming out of the house. They
Speaker 4: ransack your home, get in their cards in a way,
Speaker 4: they go, it's happening right here. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 4: Coming up next is Commissioner Young, Dave Young of Warren
Speaker 4: County and more at your home of the Reds and Bengals,
Speaker 4: News Radio seven hundred WLW. I believe him the great American.
Speaker 4: About an hour ago, we spoke about the difficulties in
Speaker 4: downtown Cincinnati with homeless Not homelessness is not the problem.
Speaker 4: This mental illness. It's drug use, and it's this Aber
Speaker 4: and Smith's behavior which is rampant. Plus we have the
Speaker 4: situation of Bucks County where the public officials counting boats
Speaker 4: say I'm going to ignore the law. Plus we have
Speaker 4: the situation of the topping off of the Cincinnati Tennis Center,
Speaker 4: and more, the man on top of all. This is
Speaker 4: Dave Young, Warren County commission Commissioner, Dave Young, and welcome
Speaker 4: again to the Bill Cunningham Show. Before we go much further,
Speaker 4: one of the one of the things sweeping the nation.
Speaker 4: I do it every day when I play YMC, A
Speaker 4: is doing the Trump Dance and I'm pretty good. It
Speaker 4: looks like Chelby Checker in his prime. But that's a
Speaker 4: different issue. But the Trump Dance. Have you seen the
Speaker 4: videos as an eminent public official? And might you open
Speaker 4: up the next Warren County Commissioner's meeting playing YMCA and
Speaker 4: do the Trump Dance? Is that possible?
Speaker 6: One thing I can do really is dance, and you dance.
Speaker 6: I think that you know, I perform, you know, as
Speaker 6: as your producer says, like a trained monkey sometimes. But yes,
Speaker 6: the Trump Dance is sweeping the nation. The Trump Dance
Speaker 6: has things that are going on. It's something that you know.
Speaker 6: It just makes everyone feel a little bit more joyous,
Speaker 6: just like just just like the air is a little
Speaker 6: bit freer in the last week or two, everything just
Speaker 6: seems a little bit brighter.
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris has given us joy. She didn't know it,
Speaker 4: maybe injury directly. She gave us great joy when I
Speaker 4: see the videos of especially Challda's cat ladies shaving their
Speaker 4: head and putting hooks in their noses and ears, and
Speaker 4: they're all angry. And we have a crirogenics lab that
Speaker 4: is going to freeze liberals for four years until it's
Speaker 4: all over with and wake them back up with a
Speaker 4: fifty percent discount for the next four years. If jd
Speaker 4: Vance wins. On one side of the fence, there's crying,
Speaker 4: the gnashing of teeth whatever that is. They gnash their teeth,
Speaker 4: they yell, scream. You know, Screaming therapy is very important
Speaker 4: in which liberals all of a sudden start screaming at
Speaker 4: each other. Just get it out, get it out, get
Speaker 4: it out. And then on the other side, I see
Speaker 4: fraternities in Missouri doing the Trump dance to YMCA. I
Speaker 4: see large numbers of people on beaches in California and
Speaker 4: Florida doing the Trump Dance. I see official officeholders getting together.
Speaker 4: I've seen judges do the Trump Dance on the bench,
Speaker 4: maybe when court's not in session. There's a sense of
Speaker 4: joy and happiness and breathing, a sense of relief as
Speaker 4: opposed to shaving your head and having screeching therapy. Can
Speaker 4: you smell what I'm cooking? Aren't you happy to be
Speaker 4: part of the Trump machine and you're doing the Trump dance?
Speaker 4: Isn't that something.
Speaker 6: I'm picking up what you're putting down?
Speaker 4: Willie. Let's talk about the issues now. Talk to me
Speaker 4: about the tennis center. I drive by here and there.
Speaker 4: You're in charge. Between you and and Barrett and others.
Speaker 4: You got it done. Explain what happened a few days
Speaker 4: ago at the new tennis facility.
Speaker 6: It was the consummate team effort. There's lots of partners
Speaker 6: from you know, Governor de Wine and Senator Wilson's representative
Speaker 6: Matthews down to the city of Mason their space last
Speaker 6: year and fellow commission engrossman that people came together with
Speaker 6: this vision. Obviously we came up with a plan. And
Speaker 6: I said at this topping off ceremony the other day,
Speaker 6: you know, there was lots of people here in the news.
Speaker 6: I mean maybe someone I'm talking to right now was like,
Speaker 6: are you really thinking we're going to keep this?
Speaker 4: Everybody in town it's gone.
Speaker 6: You know, it's gone. Everybody inquires writing articles about it,
Speaker 6: got and you know, quoting people saying Dave Young's well intentioned,
Speaker 6: but he's living in a fantasy world, or he's dreaming,
Speaker 6: or what have you. And I said yesterday as the
Speaker 6: iron workers were up putting up these steel beams, and
Speaker 6: the pounding and the beating that was literally going on
Speaker 6: right behind us as we were speaking, I said, you know,
Speaker 6: it reminds me of if this is a dream. This
Speaker 6: is the loudest dream I've ever participated in, and I
Speaker 6: don't want to wake up. No, this is beautiful. What
Speaker 6: they've done in eighty two days is transformative. And what
Speaker 6: I said was essentially, when government comes in and does
Speaker 6: what government is good at, which is essentially identifying issues,
Speaker 6: raising public dollars for the common good, like infrastructure like roads,
Speaker 6: like airports, things like that that well, or the military
Speaker 6: things that we all benefit from and we can't do alone,
Speaker 6: or an economic development deal of keeping a global sports asset.
Speaker 6: When the people come together, partner with a repable, knowledgeable,
Speaker 6: successful private business, and then government gets the heck out
Speaker 6: of the way, good stuff happens, like them doing a
Speaker 6: topping off ceremony eighty two days after they started. It's unbelievable, Willy.
Speaker 6: There's two hundred and sixty million dollars going into this
Speaker 6: facility that is going to be a rival of rolog
Speaker 6: Garris or Madrid or Indian Wells. It's unbelievable what's going
Speaker 6: to happen there, and the amount of events and tickleball
Speaker 6: tournaments and concerts and all the other stuff. It's going
Speaker 6: to do nothing but bring millions of people to Warren
Speaker 6: County on top of the millions of people that already
Speaker 6: come because tourisms are number one industry. It's going to
Speaker 6: be phenomenal.
Speaker 4: Willy when someone arrives there in June or July, talk
Speaker 4: to me in the next seven or eight months. Will
Speaker 4: this facility be largely completed in time for the next tournament?
Speaker 6: Absolutely?
Speaker 4: Oh okay, is this in the federal government doing something?
Speaker 4: You're saying absolutely, it will be done.
Speaker 6: It will be done. I mean, people didn't think we
Speaker 6: could do the cocktail, Napkin Loop, rampant Field dirtle in
Speaker 6: a third of the time and half the cost of
Speaker 6: what everything else got done. And but we got it done.
Speaker 6: I mean, this is gonna be done all.
Speaker 4: Right now next August. Secondly, about an hour ago ahead
Speaker 4: on Chris Finney, good friend of your and mine, who
Speaker 4: sues everybody appropriately. And he has many family members who
Speaker 4: live in Mount Washington, which is a great community olt
Speaker 4: Columbia Parkway. It's a slither of the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 4: It's a part that functions, and there is a small
Speaker 4: family city run park named Stanbury Park. And for the
Speaker 4: last several months it's been overtaken by homeless individuals. They're
Speaker 4: not homeless, but they are mentally ill, drug addicted, alcohol whatever.
Speaker 4: Heroin needles are everywhere, fornication, defecation, urination in public. It's
Speaker 4: lost its way completely. The city went out about three
Speaker 4: weeks ago and cleaned it up with back hoes, and
Speaker 4: they cleaned it up, and guess what. The next day,
Speaker 4: about twenty to thirty homeless individuals showed up once again
Speaker 4: with tents, and all of a sudden, it looks like
Speaker 4: a rumky garbage dump as I speak. And so Chris Finny,
Speaker 4: who has drinked deep connections to Mount Washington, says, why
Speaker 4: don't they Why don't they take care of that. Shirley
Speaker 4: Warren County, which is geographically as large as Hamlet, the
Speaker 4: county which about twenty five percent of the population, do
Speaker 4: you have a homeless problem? Are there individuals that are
Speaker 4: mentally ill living on the streets. So are there drug
Speaker 4: addicted individuals that are conducting themselves in a criminal fashion
Speaker 4: in public without recompense? Does Warren County have a homeless problem?
Speaker 4: And if you do, how do you solve it? If
Speaker 4: you don't have one, what would happen the next time
Speaker 4: a group shows up and pitches a tent illegally.
Speaker 6: At a two hundred and fifty thousand people. There are problems, Willy,
Speaker 6: in every community out of any subset of people. They're
Speaker 6: going to people be people that are hurting. There are
Speaker 6: people that are mentally ill. There are people that have
Speaker 6: gone through traumatic events and have made some bad decisions
Speaker 6: in the past perhaps or things just didn't break their
Speaker 6: way and they're struggling. We accept that, we feel for
Speaker 6: those people, and I think the role of government, in
Speaker 6: my humble opinion, is to try to provide a helping
Speaker 6: hand up for those people, a social safety net to
Speaker 6: where they're not falling through the cracks. We're trying to
Speaker 6: help those people up. But and this is a very
Speaker 6: important However, willly at some point government's role in that
Speaker 6: process ends. We are a nation of personal responsibility that
Speaker 6: at some point when government comes and provides these resources
Speaker 6: and says you can do this. And again it's not
Speaker 6: just the government. The government's okay, good at that, But
Speaker 6: you know who's really good at that, Willy, is the
Speaker 6: faith based community, the churches, the homeless shelters, City Gospel
Speaker 6: Mission that I've supported for decades. These are great organizations
Speaker 6: that have come in and this is they have a
Speaker 6: servant's heart and they're trying to help a lot of
Speaker 6: these folks. And so when they're there, it's a helping
Speaker 6: hand up to help them go get a job, to
Speaker 6: be independent. But however, what we see with a lot
Speaker 6: of folks, now that's not necessarily what some people are
Speaker 6: looking for. Some people are choosing right not to go
Speaker 6: and try to participate in the free market economy and.
Speaker 4: Get a job.
Speaker 6: They choose to say, I'm going to be counterculture, I'm
Speaker 6: going to live under a bridge, I'm going to do this,
Speaker 6: I'm not going to get a job. I'm going to
Speaker 6: go do these things.
Speaker 7: Here.
Speaker 6: In my humble opinion, it's not our job to bend
Speaker 6: over backers to try to accommodate those people. Then it
Speaker 6: becomes in some ways a law enforcement issue of you're
Speaker 6: breaking the law.
Speaker 4: Do you have homeless camps in Warren County or in
Speaker 4: Lebanon of which I'm unaware of? There are there hundreds
Speaker 4: in downtown Cincinnati on the steps of Saint Francis. There's
Speaker 4: dozens of people every day that use drugs and do
Speaker 4: all kinds of nasty activities in public, and the city
Speaker 4: cops roll right by because they're told to leave them
Speaker 4: alone right now. And the river banks in Cincinnati, there's
Speaker 4: hundreds of people who live there, one of whom almost
Speaker 4: burned down the I four seventy one bridge, costing hundreds
Speaker 4: of millions of dollars much less than frustration. Is there
Speaker 4: a homeless encampment in Lebanon or Warren County to your knowledge,
Speaker 4: not to.
Speaker 6: My knowledge, do we have drug addicted people people with
Speaker 6: substance abuse. Absolutely. Our heartbreaks for those, and we try
Speaker 6: to provide resources for those. It's again, by the grace
Speaker 6: of God, it's one of us that didn't lose our
Speaker 6: job and have a sick child or something like that,
Speaker 6: to where we have a social safety that we try
Speaker 6: to help our brethren, but at some point it becomes
Speaker 6: their responsibility.
Speaker 4: There's a nice park next to the Golden Lamb I
Speaker 4: think still owned by the Portman family, and it's a
Speaker 4: wonderful facility in the evening. You go out there on
Speaker 4: a warm summer's night to walk around Lebanon, and right
Speaker 4: now in Mount Washington Stanbury Park, you can't do that.
Speaker 4: In fact, there's businesses that are considering shutting down because
Speaker 4: of needles on sidewalks and kids can't go to the park,
Speaker 4: and they put up with it. In the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 4: when you encourage bad behavior, you get more of it.
Speaker 4: When you punish it, you get less of it. And
Speaker 4: so I can only imagine a ten or fifteen homeless
Speaker 4: pitch ten outside of the Golden Lamb. What would happen?
Speaker 6: Will It's just priorities. It's placating certain groups in my opinion,
Speaker 6: and this is coming down from the top. I mean
Speaker 6: I have firsthand knowledge. WILLI Will. The Banks is an
Speaker 6: entertainment district, correct. The city of Cincinnati is trying to
Speaker 6: encourage people, not just on game day with the Bengals
Speaker 6: or the Reds. They're trying to get people to come
Speaker 6: and eat at tho. These restaurants do these things. However,
Speaker 6: you will have street takeovers where literally I've witnessed it
Speaker 6: where people on groups where they take off their license plates,
Speaker 6: which is against the law to begin with. Go will
Speaker 6: do donuts in front while the police are there looking.
Speaker 6: But you know what the police will do down there, willly? Man,
Speaker 6: are they hardcore about enforcing parking violations.
Speaker 4: I've seen a.
Speaker 6: Group of twelve Cincinnati cops start towing cars for being
Speaker 6: illegally parked, and then the owner are like, wait, just
Speaker 6: write me a ticket, and there's like almost an arrest
Speaker 6: because the cops are told not to go deal with
Speaker 6: these criminals over here. But hey, you guys with the
Speaker 6: nice cars parked here in front of a restaurant at
Speaker 6: the Banks, we're telling you we're doing this, and we're
Speaker 6: calling in backups and if you say anything, we're going
Speaker 6: to arrest you. You know, city literally what's going on
Speaker 6: right now at the Banks.
Speaker 4: Like last night, I went down for an event with
Speaker 4: Sheriff Simon Leees and Charmaine McGuffey together and I discussed
Speaker 4: it with them about walking around Washington Park or Court
Speaker 4: Street every day every night. Right now, there's hundreds of
Speaker 4: people that are indoor stoops that are intense and they're
Speaker 4: drugged out. They're mentally ill, and there's more or less
Speaker 4: an order from a chief of police THIEGI to leave
Speaker 4: them alone because we don't want to put them in
Speaker 4: the justice center. We don't have facilities. There are wonderful
Speaker 4: social service agencies and ot are ready to accept tender
Speaker 4: mercies and others that will accept these events. And you
Speaker 4: brought it up, David Young, very well. They don't want
Speaker 4: to help. And when you talk to the homeless, and
Speaker 4: I used to represent many of them criminally, they like
Speaker 4: to spend their evenings kind of in and around the
Speaker 4: riverfront the banks, which is nice to watch the boats
Speaker 4: go go by. Then they walk up and they conduct
Speaker 4: maybe a couple of minor criminal offenses if a door
Speaker 4: is unlocked, to go and see what's in there. Then
Speaker 4: they'll go get dinner at tender Mercy's in one of
Speaker 4: the other places, City Gospel. Then they go back down
Speaker 4: to the river and they don't want help. And if
Speaker 4: you don't want help and you're mentally owe, you're on drugs,
Speaker 4: government should force you to get help or you're incarcerated.
Speaker 4: We should reopen. It doesn't exist anymore. Of course, Longview
Speaker 4: State Mental Hospital, in which there were about a thousand
Speaker 4: persons there who were housed and fed two or three
Speaker 4: square meals a day with a fence around it. That's
Speaker 4: where you're going to go. You're going to stay. You're
Speaker 4: not going to pull down society. And I fear Cincinnati
Speaker 4: when we change the prosecutor's office from Melissa Powers to
Speaker 4: County Pillich, there's going to be more permissiveness. She stopped
Speaker 4: a lot of the street takeovers by confiscating the vehicles
Speaker 4: when they arrested somebody. That's what Melissa Powers did. I
Speaker 4: have a concern that the new Democratic prosecutor is going
Speaker 4: to go the way of George Gasson and not pay
Speaker 4: attention to it. And if that happens, Warren County is
Speaker 4: going to have an additional fifty thousand people moving in.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: I understand. And remember there's a City of Cincinnati prosecutor
Speaker 6: versus the Hamilton County prosecutor also, and that's two different offices,
Speaker 6: you know, with the Cincinnati cops doing one thing in
Speaker 6: the Hamilton County Sheriff's Department doing another. So there's two
Speaker 6: different I don't want to say agendas, but there's two
Speaker 6: different philosophies coming in there. Willy. But this is a
Speaker 6: problem and it goes to the root of and again
Speaker 6: my humble opinion, I think it's too easy not to
Speaker 6: work in this country. There is a demand, there is
Speaker 6: a labor shortage. There are lots of jobs that are available,
Speaker 6: but people don't want to do the jobs. In the
Speaker 6: past decades past people had to do the jobs that
Speaker 6: they wanted to eat. If they wanted to survive. You
Speaker 6: do whatever it takes to feed yourself or potentially your family.
Speaker 6: Now it's that job's beneath me. I'm not going to
Speaker 6: do that. I'm waiting. And then all of a sudden
Speaker 6: you found yourself in a situation and well, wait, I'm
Speaker 6: just waiting for my next government check. And once that
Speaker 6: process starts, then people start learning that, and then it
Speaker 6: becomes systemic to your family. That's the way your kids
Speaker 6: grow up, and it's depending on a government check, which
Speaker 6: is the worst thing to happen in a free market,
Speaker 6: capitalistic society.
Speaker 4: No question. David Young, congratulations on the Cincinnati Lender Tennis
Speaker 4: Center and the cooperation between the entities. When this thing
Speaker 4: was dead and gone off to North Carolina, it was saved.
Speaker 4: It was a kick save as the Puck was as
Speaker 4: the biscuit was entering the net, you kind of kicked
Speaker 4: it off to the side. Not yet, it's not going
Speaker 4: to Charlotte, and Charlotte calls hisself the Queen City. But
Speaker 4: with all the elements around Cincinnati, we just kent let
Speaker 4: the city corps fall into disrepair, and I fear it's
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Speaker 7: Hello, Pyett Scows, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 4: Kit segment. These are very special times. I think FC
Speaker 4: signed a player for sixteen million. I think they have
Speaker 4: identified two other boys in Indian Hill High School or
Speaker 4: al juniors to get some of that money. So, before
Speaker 4: we go much further, introduce the head coach of Indian Hill,
Speaker 4: the home of the Braves, and then Land of the Free,
Speaker 4: which is Indian Hill and the boys state champion soccer
Speaker 4: team segment.
Speaker 9: Yes, welly, these are the Ohio boys Division three state
Speaker 9: champions in soccer. Indian Hill won Twinsburg near Cleveland nil.
Speaker 9: Another loser for Cleveland, I hope, the first state title
Speaker 9: in school history. After defeating Twinsburg at Cruz Stadium, and
Speaker 9: the Braves do it and their head coach is Brian Daniel.
Speaker 4: Brian, you're here with some of the teammates. Tell me
Speaker 4: about the last game one to nothing. It was tight,
Speaker 4: It was tough to the very end. What happened? What
Speaker 4: was the differential between defeating victory, failure and success? Evil?
Speaker 4: And what's good? Talk about that final goal against Twinsburg,
Speaker 4: the tame of the school, Yeah, and probably some genetic
Speaker 4: mutants from northern Ohio. The Twinsburg's pretty much tell me
Speaker 4: what happened, coach, Yeah, it was a great game. We
Speaker 4: knew that they were going to be a tough opponent.
Speaker 4: Men only given up Actually they had given up zero
Speaker 4: goals in the tournament up until that point. Zero goal.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 10: They had only conceded fourteen on the season, I believe
Speaker 10: coming into that game, and we knew it was gonna
Speaker 10: be tough and we had been scoring goals at a
Speaker 10: pretty rapid rate. We also had not conceded many goals,
Speaker 10: and we felt really confident in our preparation. And actually
Speaker 10: this guy right here is the one who scored the
Speaker 10: game winner.
Speaker 4: And introduce your players are Brian. So with us today.
Speaker 10: I've got mister Christian Mangano and he plays in our
Speaker 10: back line.
Speaker 4: He's a junior at Indian Hill. He'll be a senior
Speaker 4: next year.
Speaker 10: And mister Max Greeb who was our goal scorer in
Speaker 10: the final and was right place, right time and was
Speaker 10: there to make sure it didn't go anywhere but the
Speaker 10: back of.
Speaker 4: The Max, did you did you score the final goal? Yes?
Speaker 4: Tell me what happened? Set it up? Kind of be
Speaker 4: like Tom Branahan, Be like Marty. What happened? Play by play,
Speaker 4: step by step, kick by kick. Tell us what happened
Speaker 4: in the championship goal?
Speaker 11: All right? So the twins Burg turned it over.
Speaker 12: My right winger Zohabe and my striker Aiden got the
Speaker 12: ball connected a one to two, drove down the line.
Speaker 12: Aiden drove down the line, played it across to me
Speaker 12: and I just put it away.
Speaker 4: Which foot did you use, if any right foot? Did
Speaker 4: you go high low will in the nine hole, the
Speaker 4: eight hole, the six hole. What hole were you in?
Speaker 4: Probably middle middle, and the Twinsburg goalkeeper didn't know what
Speaker 4: to do because no ball never got to them before
Speaker 4: in order to block it. Yeah, and the team went nuts. Yes,
Speaker 4: did you know then you would want how much time
Speaker 4: was still left?
Speaker 11: I think there was thirty two minutes to.
Speaker 4: Talk about tension?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 4: Yes? Did they have any shots on goal after you scored?
Speaker 11: Yeah, a couple. I think they had like five five
Speaker 11: maybe drama?
Speaker 4: Yes, whatsever Now the big game you play every year
Speaker 4: is Deer Park? Is that correct?
Speaker 11: Yes? Of course.
Speaker 4: Tell me, Brian, tell me about you get you tell
Speaker 4: me the score was like nine to nothing. I'm surprised,
Speaker 4: you know deer Park gave up any goals. But describe
Speaker 4: the action with deer Park High School.
Speaker 10: Well, Doug Aiming, the coach over at deer Park, has
Speaker 10: done a phenomenal job with their program.
Speaker 4: And what was the final score of the game. I
Speaker 4: honestly don't remember the exact score. Max.
Speaker 10: You know it was a shutout and we scored a
Speaker 10: few goals. But I will tell you their their goalkeeper,
Speaker 10: they're up and coming, they're well. Their goalkeeper had an
Speaker 10: unbelievable number of saves and they've been very, very competitive. Actually,
Speaker 10: they made it farther than the tournament this year than
Speaker 10: I recall them making.
Speaker 4: So you're saying nice things about Deer Park, I am, yeah,
Speaker 4: Why is that? Because I think Doug's done a phenomenal
Speaker 4: trat bro brought her up a little bit, sucking up
Speaker 4: a little bit knowing in the future we have had.
Speaker 10: We've been fortunate to have success against them, and we've
Speaker 10: been really proud to be able to execute when we
Speaker 10: had to face off with them. But we always like
Speaker 10: to see teams from our league do well when they're
Speaker 10: not playing us, and Doug's done a really nice job.
Speaker 4: But this year you were undefeated, one tight, unscored on
Speaker 4: we had two draws. Yeah, we did have two draws.
Speaker 10: We were twenty three zero to two on the season,
Speaker 10: gave up fifteen goals and scored one hundred and four.
Speaker 4: One hundred and four to fifteen. Segment. That's not bad,
Speaker 4: butter get them down to FC sent to that and
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Speaker 4: Terrible Christian next year? How does it look for the
Speaker 4: team coming back? Are you guys going to be any good?
Speaker 4: Are you gonna fall beneath the mighty boot of the Wildcats?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 13: I mean I think we have a lot of a
Speaker 13: lot of kids who will step up. We have a
Speaker 13: strong returning class, and I think a lot of us
Speaker 13: have been able to look at our seniors and know
Speaker 13: the leadership and see the leadership and learn from it.
Speaker 2: And I think that's a testament to our success this year.
Speaker 4: Do you get a good education in indian Hill too? Yeah?
Speaker 4: What's the square root of one hundred? What is the
Speaker 4: state capital of Indiana?
Speaker 2: Indianapolis?
Speaker 4: Give me three states that border the state.
Speaker 2: Of Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, and Indiana.
Speaker 4: That's not bad. So you didn't know that segment yourself?
Speaker 4: Did They listened yesterday to the what happened? Can you
Speaker 4: name the governor of the state of Ohio.
Speaker 2: Mike the wine.
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Speaker 4: Max, Usually you look like you need a Frish's big
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Speaker 11: I eat a lot? Actually you know it or not?
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Speaker 9: And also thanks to two writers in the National League
Speaker 9: Cy Young Award balloting yesterday, Willie thanks to a couple
Speaker 9: of writers with I think a third and fourth point
Speaker 9: for Hunter Green, he wound up eighth, really eight and
Speaker 9: the National League cy Young voting and his contract says
Speaker 9: he gets a million dollars if he finishes six through ten.
Speaker 4: Really got a million bucks? Bingo could have give him
Speaker 4: the sports Ruttiss a few bucks off of the side,
Speaker 4: I would get the million bucks. I hopefully they may
Speaker 4: be looking for a check in the mail. No, tell
Speaker 4: Christian and Max about this deal with FC. They're gonna meet.
Speaker 4: I heard of the off the table here that possibly
Speaker 4: there'll be a meeting with Jeff Birding and FC about
Speaker 4: signing early some of these kids to a multi billion
Speaker 4: dollar contract. But they're holding out for more money. So
Speaker 4: what's gonna happen with this player from Holland or Deutsche's
Speaker 4: coming over from Belgium? Belgium? How much money?
Speaker 9: Sank Plass name is den K and that he gets
Speaker 9: sixteen million dollars.
Speaker 4: Boys, do you see yourself making that kind of money
Speaker 4: in the year's head playing soccer for FC or maybe
Speaker 4: one of the years they're gonna go pro here and
Speaker 4: you got a major announcement you're gonna.
Speaker 2: Make Yeah, I mean yeah, okay, same team.
Speaker 4: The same team, they're gonna go as a package deal.
Speaker 4: A package deal. That's right.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 4: When do you start practicing, coach? When you get ready
Speaker 4: for the season and it starts like in March or April?
Speaker 11: Is that right?
Speaker 4: Well, so officially our season starts August. First.
Speaker 10: We have a lot of optional stuff that goes on.
Speaker 10: We lift a couple of times a week through the space.
Speaker 10: Guys lift and look pretty skinny to me, Well, you
Speaker 10: should have seen these guys two years ago. They've they've
Speaker 10: really Uh. The other thing about soccer is you run
Speaker 10: a lot. You're burning a lot of calories, so these
Speaker 10: guys can eat. They got they're like bottomless pits. Like
Speaker 10: first this big boy and hot fudge cakes. I don't know,
Speaker 10: you better get them soon. Where can you get them?
Speaker 6: There?
Speaker 4: I'm trying to free the big boy. Have you seen this?
Speaker 4: They're in a cage. The sign is in a cage,
Speaker 4: a secret low now in a free free mister big Boy.
Speaker 4: Put them in my front yard.
Speaker 9: I think what they ought to do is put the
Speaker 9: big boys around town like they did the uh, the pig,
Speaker 9: the pig, the flying pigs around town.
Speaker 14: Right?
Speaker 4: Could you use a big eight foot tall mister big
Speaker 4: Boy somewhere in Indian Hill? Would that be unbelievable? Yeah? Sure,
Speaker 4: I think you got all. You guys are right outside
Speaker 4: the school, right yeah, right out front. Welcome you, welcome
Speaker 4: you in the Indian Hills School. There's big Boy, Big Boy,
Speaker 4: double big Boy, hot fodge cakes, some onion rings, cherry coke,
Speaker 4: and get a little Indian Hill soccer logo on the front.
Speaker 4: It's why not, Yeah, why not? Let's do it. A
Speaker 4: lot of rich people in Indi Hill. Let's buy mister
Speaker 4: big Boy, not the restaurant, deal with the restaurant, get
Speaker 4: the symbol, the eight foot high big boy with the
Speaker 4: bridges on. And we saved him one time about fifteen
Speaker 4: years ago. Yes, I saved mister big Boy, and I
Speaker 4: want to buy mister big Boy. I'll tell you what, coach, congratulations.
Speaker 4: The trophies look much better from the ohsaa. Yeah, they've
Speaker 4: done a nice shot. Why is it taking so long
Speaker 4: for Indian Hill to win their first title, because, as
Speaker 4: you know, Deer Park is when titles in baseball and basketball,
Speaker 4: one in the future might be coming too. Why is
Speaker 4: it taking a good school like Neil so much time
Speaker 4: to win one?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 10: I think it just as an attestament to the competitive
Speaker 10: nature and sports across the board, but in boy soccer especially,
Speaker 10: it's it's really really hard. It's an eight game tournament
Speaker 10: after playing a seventeen game season, and we've been close,
Speaker 10: We've been on the cusps several times, and to be
Speaker 10: able to see this team punch through was really really special.
Speaker 4: It's wonderful. And guys, in about twenty five years, when
Speaker 4: you're old and gray, you'll have been married four or
Speaker 4: five times, have eighteen children. You're going to come back
Speaker 4: to Indian Hill and they're going to honor you. You're going
Speaker 4: to be in the Indian Hill High School Hall of
Speaker 4: Fame many years from now. What do you think.
Speaker 11: I hope that happens.
Speaker 4: That would be great, But they'll be here next year
Speaker 4: with a trophy. We come back next year. If you
Speaker 4: if you win this, if you don't win, what happened?
Speaker 4: Win to heck with you. But if you do win,
Speaker 4: we went you back. What have you done for me lately?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 4: Being good? It's pretty good, that's Brian's pretty good, pretty good?
Speaker 4: This not too bad? And uh, and you want to
Speaker 4: be on a radio coach at all? I mean, we
Speaker 4: need some high school until I got to face the radio.
Speaker 4: I don't think we all have to speak for yourself.
Speaker 4: My wife says, I look like Rinaldo, that soccer guy.
Speaker 4: What are you laughing at now?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 4: Ask him that question. You know, Chris looks like Ronaldo
Speaker 4: or Peley or maybe Messy or Caca Caca. You know
Speaker 4: who those guys are. Do I look like Ronaldo?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And you squint a little bit six foot three, one
Speaker 4: hundred and eighty pounds. Ladies go nuts. That happens to
Speaker 4: me all the time. Congratulation guys, You guys have great successes.
Speaker 4: If you've done this in soccer, do it in life.
Speaker 4: You're playing the game of soccer. But in life. Don't drink,
Speaker 4: don't smoke anything, don't take drugs, don't get tattoos, don't
Speaker 4: be a clown. You know what I'm saying. Be a
Speaker 4: be a positive for your family, for your wife, or
Speaker 4: your kids and you see yourself married with four children.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I definitely could.
Speaker 4: You could. Don't be a clown, That's all I'm saying. Kristen,
Speaker 4: thank you, Max Segment. Get us out of the suits report, please,
Speaker 4: will you?
Speaker 9: On this Wednesday, we say all the best to the
Speaker 9: Chief Steve Horsemeyer, who's going to going to retire in
Speaker 9: March after forty eight years on local television. Really, Steve ninety,
Speaker 9: you got to get the chief on you talking about it.
Speaker 9: He was hired by Tony Sanza Channel five, Tony nineteen
Speaker 9: seventy seven.
Speaker 4: Are you sure?
Speaker 9: And he's been doing weather ever since. Good luck to
Speaker 9: the chief.
Speaker 4: So he is forty eight years. Let's get him in
Speaker 4: here with maybe Christa. What about getting Mackie in here too?
Speaker 4: Why not get him? Get him all in here.
Speaker 9: And we also say happy birthday today to my wife,
Speaker 9: to the first Lady.
Speaker 4: November twenty first, she was born first Lady. I want
Speaker 4: to get her a first big boy in the front yard.
Speaker 4: She says, I'll pull out the hammer and beat the
Speaker 4: crap out of mister big boy. I said, if you
Speaker 4: do that, that'll be a sacrilege to the American.
Speaker 9: Peace for sure. Well, the first lady at the Penelope R.
Speaker 9: Happy birthday and also she shares it with the one
Speaker 9: and only Ken Griffy Junior.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that. How about that. It's a happy
Speaker 4: birthday to everyone. Great family there, Senior and Junior, no
Speaker 4: doubt about it. Indian Hill, congratulations for having us. I
Speaker 4: have you in the Hall of Fame in about ten
Speaker 4: or fifteen years. You want to go in? Yeah, I
Speaker 4: would like that at Max and Christian you will. You've
Speaker 4: done something. Anybody think of all the boys have gone
Speaker 4: to Indian High School over the years, how many you
Speaker 4: want to stay? Title in soccer? Does you? Guys segment
Speaker 4: give me out on Studge report?
Speaker 9: Please will the end hodder of the state champion Indian
Speaker 9: Hill Soccer team. We leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 9: of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 4: I paid my This is for you boys. You know
Speaker 4: who Freddie Mercury is Queen nineteen eighty four Wembley Stadium
Speaker 4: said it in front of sixty four thousand desperate Brits
Speaker 4: and millions millions watching and listening worldwide the van and
Speaker 4: this was it and he's sang about Indian Hill before
Speaker 4: you were born. Because you've done something. No boy, and
Speaker 4: Indian Hill has ever done before. Maybe maybe we'll never
Speaker 4: do it again. You know what I'm saying. Let's hopping
Speaker 4: out the days they want to. You've got to go
Speaker 4: through Deer Park Dicasion three ready. So they're doing the
Speaker 4: Trump dance right now. I could see him doing the
Speaker 4: Trump dance. Can you see that? Yes, probably the whole
Speaker 4: school's over there. Bring the Trump dance. The Trump Dance.
Speaker 4: Nobody who wins listening does Kamala Harri is probably quite
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Speaker 4: same thing. The Rangers are out of their cars rights
Speaker 4: from dancing around the safety ever heard no time for losers,
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Speaker 4: As you know. Steve Gorham is executive director of the
Speaker 4: Climate Science Coalition of America, author of many books with
Speaker 4: over one hundred thousand in print. The latest one is
Speaker 4: Green Breakdown the com Renewable Energy Failure, which came out
Speaker 4: in August the last year. And Steve gorm welcome again
Speaker 4: to the Bill Cunningham Show. And I'm glad to haveing
Speaker 4: you on now because we find out that Some of
Speaker 4: the selections of Donald Trump include Chris Right as the
Speaker 4: Energy Secretary and Lee Zeldam for Administrator of the EP
Speaker 4: and more. But first, can you tell the American people
Speaker 4: a few days ago they so called great COP twenty
Speaker 4: nine United Nations Climate Conference was underway, and what was
Speaker 4: the purpose of that international conference and what came out
Speaker 4: of it? Steve?
Speaker 14: If anything, I Billy great to join you again.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 14: CUP twenty nine is whinding to a close or in
Speaker 14: the second of two weeks here, just a couple of
Speaker 14: days left, and they're in trouble. The purpose is twofold.
Speaker 14: One is to reinforce what they came up with in
Speaker 14: COP twenty eight, and that is to get rid of
Speaker 14: so called fossil fuels, which I call hydrocarbons cool little
Speaker 14: natural gas. And the other thing is a new form
Speaker 14: of redistribute of wealth called the new Collective Quantified Goal,
Speaker 14: where they wanted to take originally the poor nations, and
Speaker 14: they've thrown China and India into that group. We're asking
Speaker 14: for one point three trillion dollars to be transferred from
Speaker 14: the United States and Europe and others that they've been
Speaker 14: kind of ratcheting that down a little bit because we
Speaker 14: have a lot of problems getting everybody to.
Speaker 5: Agree to it.
Speaker 14: But somewhere between the two hundred billion a year and
Speaker 14: nine hundred billion a year they want to transfer. But
Speaker 14: they're in trouble. They've had a bunch of dissension. They
Speaker 14: had Ilhan Aliev, the Iserbaijan president where the conference is
Speaker 14: taking place in Baku. He said oil and gas is
Speaker 14: a gift of God, and the OPEC nations supported that.
Speaker 14: The poor nations are upset with the European Carbon Border
Speaker 14: Adjustment mechanism, which is a tax on goods that amid
Speaker 14: a lot of carbon actually coming into their country. They
Speaker 14: don't want that to occur. And there's just all kinds
Speaker 14: of problems. And you know, this is the twenty ninth
Speaker 14: of these conferences. They would do them since nineteen ninety five,
Speaker 14: and they really have accomplished very very little.
Speaker 4: And in fact, the so called poorer nations in Africa
Speaker 4: and Asia and South America they do not want the
Speaker 4: climate agenda of al Gore and European nations. They don't
Speaker 4: want that, nor do Saudi Ravens. Until recently, we were
Speaker 4: all on board until the election, and now all of
Speaker 4: a sudden we have some common sense. Why don't they
Speaker 4: poorer nations want to buy into this zero zero two
Speaker 4: emission goal. Why are they against it?
Speaker 14: Well, they need to develop their countries and their economies.
Speaker 14: In India has said, you can't tell any of the
Speaker 14: poor nations not to use hydrocarbon fuels. You have to
Speaker 14: pay huge amounts of money, and they want The latest
Speaker 14: estimate is something like half a trillion dollars a year.
Speaker 14: India wants itself to become that zero by twenty sixty.
Speaker 14: So we've got all these problems going on, and you
Speaker 14: know this they've been doing. This is the twenty ninth
Speaker 14: of these conference conferences, sixty seven thousand people attending, flying
Speaker 14: in from all over the world on private and commercial airlines.
Speaker 14: It's one of the biggest carbon dioxide emitting events of
Speaker 14: the year, if not the biggest. And they're really not
Speaker 14: accomplishing anything we've had Since the year two thousand, world
Speaker 14: energy consumption has increased forty seven percent and emissions have
Speaker 14: increased by forty four percent since the year two thousand.
Speaker 14: There's really no evidence that these things are going to
Speaker 14: slow down.
Speaker 4: And in fact, if there's tons more of CO two,
Speaker 4: the burning of fossil fuels put here by God Almighty
Speaker 4: to be used, whether it's natural gas or coal or oil.
Speaker 4: If that actually does increase What evidence is there that
Speaker 4: a little bit more CO two in the atmosphere would
Speaker 4: have some terrible impact that we have to bankrupt ourselves
Speaker 4: to what happens is to the CO two is a
Speaker 4: big problem anyway.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it's very, very small. We've had about one point
Speaker 14: two degrees celsius of warming about two degrees fahrenheit in
Speaker 14: one hundred and forty years. It's been a very gentle warming.
Speaker 14: We've had many century long periods in the last ten
Speaker 14: thousand years when it was warmer than today, when we
Speaker 14: didn't have power plants and support utility vehicles. Hundreds of
Speaker 14: studies show that warmer weather is better for people. Yeah,
Speaker 14: they catch less diseases, they less of them die in
Speaker 14: the warm weather than the cold weather. And carbon dioxide
Speaker 14: has been called toxic in the press. But each of
Speaker 14: us burns sugars in our bodies, and we breathe out
Speaker 14: about two pounds of toxic carbon dioxide every day, one
Speaker 14: hundred times what we breathed in, So carbon dioxide shouldn't
Speaker 14: be called toxic. Shouldn't be called a pollutant. Pollution. We're
Speaker 14: in the midst of the biggest superstition in modern history,
Speaker 14: and it's exemplified by all these people in Baku trying
Speaker 14: to do something just very foolish.
Speaker 4: Is there something behind this? Is it state control? Is
Speaker 4: it providing so called corporate welfare to poorer nations? Can
Speaker 4: a step back from the Steve gorm and say, for
Speaker 4: the last twenty years it's accelerated, the last under Biden,
Speaker 4: it grossly accelerate. What is the real goal? It can't
Speaker 4: be science. We're all against pollution. I'm against pollutants, you're
Speaker 4: against pollution. I live a little Cincinnati, Ohio. There's no
Speaker 4: more haze in the city. There's fish out of the
Speaker 4: Ohio River that people eat all the time, which twenty
Speaker 4: five years ago you didn't want to touch. And now
Speaker 4: the climate is as clean as it can be in America.
Speaker 4: But why is this constant drive by some to have
Speaker 4: government you in control of our lives. What's behind this?
Speaker 14: Well, the fuarre of man made warming climatism is used
Speaker 14: by many many groups. The United Nations, for example, has
Speaker 14: said they want to one world government, and they use
Speaker 14: this They want to redistribute wealth. You should see all
Speaker 14: the calls of what they want to do to h
Speaker 14: to raise money for this one trillion that they want
Speaker 14: to distribute. They say they want to get rid of
Speaker 14: they want to tax all the fossil fuels. They want
Speaker 14: to tax frequent flyers on airlines. Uh, they want to
Speaker 14: tax the wealthy people in all of the nations.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 14: They want to actually cut governments military spending all over
Speaker 14: the world and raise money and put that towards the
Speaker 14: climate and redistribution. So there are many, many people that
Speaker 14: use this to advantage just become the core element for
Speaker 14: all of the environmental groups of the world. We have
Speaker 14: deems of sustainability, vice presidents of of of sustainability at
Speaker 14: companies and universities, and and there are thousands of consultants
Speaker 14: telling everybody how to get green. So it's a tremendous industry.
Speaker 14: But it is going to it's headed for a green breakdown,
Speaker 14: as I talk about in my book. And maybe mister
Speaker 14: Trump and some others are going to be the the
Speaker 14: first signs of a real push to break all this down.
Speaker 4: You know, Steve Gorham, if the election had gone the
Speaker 4: other direction, if Kamala Harris would be in the White
Speaker 4: House right coming in January the twentieth. I can't imagine
Speaker 4: what would have happened to the environmental spending and to
Speaker 4: the funding of these studies all over colleges, universities. In fact,
Speaker 4: if you talk to a twenty year old about climate change,
Speaker 4: you get a completely different answer than if you talk
Speaker 4: to a fifty year old who has some common sense.
Speaker 4: But how far is this religion of a man man
Speaker 4: climate change destroying the world. How much is that percolated
Speaker 4: through the groundwater when it comes to high schools and
Speaker 4: colleges in America today? Isn't it as hard today as
Speaker 4: it is ever in order to get the truth out
Speaker 4: about climate change because most people. I'll share with you
Speaker 4: a column of Jennifer Ruben, who's a Washington Post columnist,
Speaker 4: who says the following on a podcast two days ago. Quote,
Speaker 4: you have to boil it down to nuts and bullets.
Speaker 4: Be pithy. What do you mean by pithy? I say
Speaker 4: this relative to climate, Republicans want to kill your children.
Speaker 4: It's true. So this is an older woman on the
Speaker 4: Washington Post that says, because of the climate policies of
Speaker 4: Donald Trump, the Republicans want to kill your children. Now,
Speaker 4: think about that.
Speaker 14: It's just lunian we have. Unfortunately you and I have
Speaker 14: a minority opinion. Much of the world believes this. But
Speaker 14: carbon dioxide emissions are highly correlated with everything, with longer lifespans,
Speaker 14: with less infant mortality, with wealthier societies. There's absolutely no
Speaker 14: evidence that these things. Now, there are some real pollutants
Speaker 14: we need to reduce carbon monoxide, sulfur oxides, nitrous oxides, leads, particulates,
Speaker 14: other things from vehicles and power plants. But as you say,
Speaker 14: it's very much better than it was. We've done a
Speaker 14: tremendous job over the last three decades in reducing that
Speaker 14: and so our era is very very clean now. Our
Speaker 14: water is improving all over, at least the wealthy nations
Speaker 14: of the world, and so we need to continue to
Speaker 14: keep reducing that. But the idea that we're killing our
Speaker 14: children because of carbon dioxide emissions is just goofy. So
Speaker 14: this is going to turn around, and we're already seeing
Speaker 14: some bits of collapse. We've seen evs at a speed
Speaker 14: bump this year, EV shares falling in the United States
Speaker 14: and Europe. We used to seeing offshore wind have big, big, problems.
Speaker 14: So we're going to get to uh, we're going to
Speaker 14: get back to sensible energy policy.
Speaker 4: One might be small nuclear power plants, which is the
Speaker 4: greatest of all because it produces nothing, generates no pollutants whatsoever.
Speaker 4: Were are we when it comes to maybe Microsoft or
Speaker 4: Google having these small nuclear power plants? Because right now
Speaker 4: you use the number of about fifty percent increase in
Speaker 4: energy needs every couple of years ago is by we
Speaker 4: need ten percent more electricity and we give ten percent
Speaker 4: less ability to generate it. What's the status now nuclear energy?
Speaker 4: Which makes to me a lot of sense.
Speaker 14: Well, nuclear is getting a lot of the headlines. And
Speaker 14: as you know, Microsoft has contracted to restart the one
Speaker 14: of the three Mile Island plants in western Pennsylvania. Amazon
Speaker 14: just purchased the data center next to a nuclear plant
Speaker 14: in eastern Pennsylvania. The restarting the Palisides plant in Michigan
Speaker 14: that was stopped two years ago. The Diablo Canyan plants
Speaker 14: in San Francisco is being extended, but they're also extending
Speaker 14: coal plants. And the biggest thing that doesn't get a
Speaker 14: lot of headlines is there are now there are two
Speaker 14: hundred and twenty new gas burning power plants that are
Speaker 14: being developed or constructed nationwide to try and serve this
Speaker 14: need for artificial intelligence and this big need for electricity.
Speaker 14: So we're going to get there. It's going to take
Speaker 14: quite a while, though, and prices are going to go up.
Speaker 14: But this is another thing that's going to halt the
Speaker 14: green movement. We're going to stop closing coal plants. We're
Speaker 14: going to stop trying to close gas plants because there
Speaker 14: just won't be enough power for people.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about evs. I've always said, if you want
Speaker 4: to buy an ev please do so. Should not be mandatory.
Speaker 4: The Biden administration continues to have guidelines that by twenty thirty,
Speaker 4: more than half of the cars produced in Detroit must
Speaker 4: be EV's. Can't be something else. Under Donald Trump, it
Speaker 4: looks like he's going to renew the Keystone pipeline. As
Speaker 4: far as jobs created, we're told that Donald Trump's going
Speaker 4: to destroy thousands and thousands of middle class jobs building
Speaker 4: these cars, but in reality, the opposite is the truth.
Speaker 4: And so with Trump in charge, and I hope it'll
Speaker 4: be four to eight to twelve years of sensible policy
Speaker 4: and will it create more jobs or not? Because the
Speaker 4: Democrats say that Trump's going to destroy jobs. I say
Speaker 4: it will create jobs. What does Steve Gorham say.
Speaker 14: Well, I think it's going to create jobs. And again
Speaker 14: Lee Zelden at the EPA, one of the things he's
Speaker 14: probably going to do is reverse the policy that is
Speaker 14: saying automakers you got to do more than half evs
Speaker 14: by twenty thirty. That's the current EPA mandate. It is
Speaker 14: being challenged by a number of states, and the Justice
Speaker 14: Department may not defend that government position. And then Chris
Speaker 14: Wright is going to come in and Trump has said
Speaker 14: we're going to get rid of this seventy five hundred
Speaker 14: dollars text credit for EV's as well. By the way,
Speaker 14: you can also get a tax credit if you're resell
Speaker 14: an EV on the US market, and then if you
Speaker 14: resell it again, you get tax credits all the way through.
Speaker 14: So I think Wright is going to play going to
Speaker 14: roll back that as well. So they're going to be
Speaker 14: some big, big changes, and EV's are going to have
Speaker 14: to compete like everything else, and they're going to get
Speaker 14: better and better. But this idea that we can all
Speaker 14: drive an EV and make the storms less severe, that's
Speaker 14: where we've really gone off track.
Speaker 4: Every time there's a weather event in America. Right now,
Speaker 4: the bomb cyclones hitting the Pacific region, Cincinnati and Midwest
Speaker 4: had some warm temperatures, and of course there were some
Speaker 4: brushfires in Manhattan as a disaster. And every time one
Speaker 4: of these odd events take place, the mainstream media acts
Speaker 4: as if it's evidence of the truth, which is man
Speaker 4: made climb change. Is it evidence of that or evidence
Speaker 4: the more coverage of these events, well.
Speaker 14: It's more coverage, and it's very one sided by the way.
Speaker 14: Washington just got hit with a whole bunch of snow,
Speaker 14: and a few years ago they were saying where they
Speaker 14: weren't having snow anymore because a man made warming. So
Speaker 14: now they're calling it the bomb cyclone that's caused by
Speaker 14: humans as well. It's you're right, but it's it's the ultimate.
Speaker 14: Every weather event can be used to justify crazy policies
Speaker 14: on the side of climatism.
Speaker 4: How much danger is a lithium battery fire in your
Speaker 4: garage if you have an ev how dangerous is that?
Speaker 14: Well, it's a growing number of problems, and we talked
Speaker 14: about this on a previous show. There were a couple
Speaker 14: recent ones in the last two months. There's a fire
Speaker 14: station in Germany that just burned up. They had an
Speaker 14: EV emergency vehicle. It exploded, It burned up ten fire trucks.
Speaker 14: They had one hundred and seventy firefighters fighting this fire.
Speaker 14: It cost over twenty million euros in damage. This was
Speaker 14: in Germany. Then in Missouri we had a huge battery
Speaker 14: as a recycling plant where a battery blew up and
Speaker 14: it started fires with all the other batteries and the
Speaker 14: whole place burned down. And these are just examples. These
Speaker 14: things are little bombs. And your car batteries is ten
Speaker 14: thousand times as big as the battery in your phone.
Speaker 14: And then they want to put these grid COEO batteries
Speaker 14: up that are two hundred times bigger than car batteries,
Speaker 14: and the governments are pushing this. They all want to
Speaker 14: do this to be green, and we're just going to
Speaker 14: have more and more of these problems with battery fires.
Speaker 4: Would you buy an EV with large lithium batteries and
Speaker 4: put it in your garage?
Speaker 14: If I did buy one, I would park it outside.
Speaker 14: I wouldn't put in my garage because they are prone
Speaker 14: to fire, and sometimes the chargers are as well. And
Speaker 14: I think we've talked about before. The biggest source of
Speaker 14: fires in New York City now is not cooking. It's
Speaker 14: not smoking, It is lithium batteries on e bikes. More
Speaker 14: than two hundred fires last year, more than fifty fires
Speaker 14: in Toronto. They get fires in Australia, all over the world.
Speaker 14: And again, these are these lithium batteries, said, everybody thinks
Speaker 14: they're so great.
Speaker 4: Well, the book is everywhere. It's the green energy breakdown.
Speaker 4: And we can only imagine if Kamala Harris had won,
Speaker 4: and then after that Tim Waltz had won, America would
Speaker 4: be fundamentally different than it is today. I hope Donald
Speaker 4: Trump stays in office for four years. I hope nothing
Speaker 4: bad happens to him. I hope jd Vance takes over
Speaker 4: from that point for forty eight years. After that, we
Speaker 4: could make a significant change in world health and world
Speaker 4: economy by having these Republican principles in place for the
Speaker 4: next four to twelve years. That would change it. Give
Speaker 4: me thirty seconds the road not taken. Imagine Kamala Harris
Speaker 4: had won. Where would we be at this point.
Speaker 14: Well, it'd be a lot slower to get to the
Speaker 14: green breakdown, but I would urge people to get my
Speaker 14: book Green Breakdown, The Coming Renewable Energy Failure. It's got
Speaker 14: a bunch of great sidebars, like the New York Times
Speaker 14: article that said, should all meete with short people to
Speaker 14: stop climate change?
Speaker 4: Why should I? Why should I mate with a small woman?
Speaker 4: Why is that.
Speaker 14: It gives him the whole story and it'll arm them
Speaker 14: and the discussions and about real energy policy.
Speaker 4: Well, we got to get to the high schools and colleges.
Speaker 4: That's where it begins, because the indoctrination starts early. But
Speaker 4: once again, Steve Gorm, you're a great American and you're
Speaker 4: the executive director of the Climate Science Coalition, author of
Speaker 4: many books, including The Green Breakdown, and Steve Gorm, have
Speaker 4: a great Thanksgiving and more, and thanks for coming on
Speaker 4: the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Steve. Let's continue with more.
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Speaker 4: the youth has got to stop. In reality must permutate
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Speaker 15: So Obama, who was a very smart guy and credibly
Speaker 15: talented politician, still was a bit of a narcissist, and
Speaker 15: he wanted to Joe Biden as his VP. He didn't
Speaker 15: want someone who was going to outshine him, and so
Speaker 15: he picked Joe Biden, who, even before he went Seen Isle,
Speaker 15: was never particularly bright. Then Joe Biden, well, he wanted
Speaker 15: some diversity points, and he also wanted someone to not
Speaker 15: outshine him because now he was becoming Seen Isle and
Speaker 15: he was never that bright to begin with.
Speaker 4: So he picks Kamala Harris.
Speaker 15: And then Kamala Harris needs to pick someone who won't
Speaker 15: outshine her, you know what I mean. So it's like
Speaker 15: the idiocracy, just like spun out of control real quick,
Speaker 15: where all of a sudden you get to like the
Speaker 15: third VP in a row and you're like, yo, really.
Speaker 7: Hello, Buyett, I'm Skulls, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 4: So you're willing to deal with state champions? No room
Speaker 4: for losers. These are the state champions. Describe who's here now,
Speaker 4: if anyone.
Speaker 9: Willie, We got the state champion girls and boys together
Speaker 9: from Summit Country Day. First off, the ladies, they beat
Speaker 9: Ottawa Glandorf three nil, back to back state champions.
Speaker 4: Where's Where's Gandorf? Northwest? Northwest?
Speaker 9: Where every you know, we just whip everybody north of
Speaker 9: columb We don't care about that. Some it's a fifth title.
Speaker 4: Overall. They're twenty one to one and one. So this
Speaker 4: is the girls. The girls we had the just Division four,
Speaker 4: Division four.
Speaker 9: The boys Division five state champs roll to their eighth
Speaker 9: eight eight eight state title.
Speaker 4: In school history with a one nil win over Midford.
Speaker 4: Where's min It's got to be north of Columbus. Everything north,
Speaker 4: everything is except except the champions are south of Columbus.
Speaker 4: Theyve had one title, right, boys? How many of the
Speaker 4: boys have?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 9: They are the boys Summit Country Day boys are nine
Speaker 9: and oh and state championship game.
Speaker 4: First of all, introduced the coach for the girls.
Speaker 9: We got the girls Willie. His his name is coach
Speaker 9: Mike f And then for the boys, Scott Severing. Are
Speaker 9: the coaches here?
Speaker 4: First of all, Mike, tell me about the girls. They
Speaker 4: look like fine young Americans. How was the last game?
Speaker 4: How close was it? Who kicked their winning goal? Who
Speaker 4: saved their winning goal? What lies ahead for the ladies
Speaker 4: from Summer Country Day?
Speaker 16: Well this today we have our three captains, actually the
Speaker 16: coaches boys coaches.
Speaker 4: Daughter Louie Severing of her captains, I bet she starts
Speaker 4: all the time, right, she probably started every game. I think.
Speaker 4: First fantastic. She's in a crutch though. What happened a
Speaker 4: little bit of hip injury, but she she got it
Speaker 4: through it. In the final up day job, she'll doing
Speaker 4: the Trump dance I see, which is hilarious. Tell me
Speaker 4: about the final goal of the big game. Tell me
Speaker 4: when things are up against the wall. Things were tough,
Speaker 4: you were ready to lose, and these girls salvage it
Speaker 4: all for glory and for some the judgment seat of God.
Speaker 4: Tell me what happened in the last game.
Speaker 16: We took a one mill lead late in the first
Speaker 16: half on an unassisted goal, then got her early goal
Speaker 16: early in the second half to go up to zero.
Speaker 4: Felt pretty comfortable.
Speaker 16: And then we had actually with this day, we had
Speaker 16: a freshman who scored a headball goal halfway through the
Speaker 16: second half.
Speaker 4: That that able to It's awesome. Great girls.
Speaker 9: Well wait a minute, Willy, you talk about unscored pond
Speaker 9: that you always talked it untied unscored on the ladies
Speaker 9: here had eighteen shutouts in twenty four matches this season.
Speaker 4: Is that true?
Speaker 14: Well?
Speaker 4: Ask her, ask for goalkeeper Maddie. Maddy get up here.
Speaker 4: You got the guts? Tell me you had eighteen shutouts?
Speaker 4: You're like Hunter Green? Almost Where do you get this
Speaker 4: skill from me?
Speaker 6: To go?
Speaker 4: Call FC Cincinnati immediately? How much is f C playing
Speaker 4: that one player in like sixteen million dollars? Would you
Speaker 4: play for FC for sixteen million? It's a goalkeeper? I
Speaker 4: mean yeah, she wouldn't play. How much?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 4: Is no money hit the high schools?
Speaker 13: Yet?
Speaker 4: It's not not there, not there, but it's coming. I
Speaker 4: guess it probably becoming. Tell me what skill do you
Speaker 4: have that allows you to be successful? Is it the
Speaker 4: hard work, perseverance, sphere of God, love a country? It's
Speaker 4: a quickness? Is a strength? Is a power? Is at speed?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 4: I'd say it's hard work and just s knowledge of
Speaker 4: the game in general. About that segment, that's pretty good.
Speaker 4: Pretty good. Now, how many state titles did these girls?
Speaker 12: One?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 9: This is their They there back to back champs, their
Speaker 9: fifth overall. And the boys here Willie with coach Scott,
Speaker 9: their eighth state title. They're nine to oh and state
Speaker 9: championship final matches undefeated, untied on scored on man, I
Speaker 9: go to the boys. Did the girls did either of
Speaker 9: your teams play Deer Park High School.
Speaker 4: We did not.
Speaker 11: We did not.
Speaker 4: Nope, we did not either. Are you gonna look for it?
Speaker 4: Maybe next year to play deer Park. We're we'll maybe
Speaker 4: get him on a scrimma sketch, get him on a
Speaker 4: scrimmy schedule. Talk about the boys here, coach, tell me
Speaker 4: who we have here.
Speaker 17: So we have three or three senior captains, David Ray,
Speaker 17: Brendon Hamilton who scored the game winning goal.
Speaker 4: Final step up here. Tell me about the game winning goal.
Speaker 4: What was the score in the game? When your foot
Speaker 4: hit the ball, hit the leather went into the net,
Speaker 4: tell me what happened.
Speaker 17: It was across from senior Jack Grant, and I found
Speaker 17: myself in the middle of the box and I put
Speaker 17: it in the back of the net to make.
Speaker 4: The Which foot did you use? If any left left foot?
Speaker 4: Once you have it, like put in plastic and maybe
Speaker 4: put in the Hall of Fame right there at Summer
Speaker 4: Country and get your foot in there. Now, did you
Speaker 4: go to the one hole, the two hole to nine hole?
Speaker 4: What hole did you go into? You don't know the hole? No,
Speaker 4: it's just one in the net. Yes, I'm gonna talk
Speaker 4: about hockey or am I talking about soccer. I don't know, Willie,
Speaker 4: the five hole is in hockey. That's a hockey.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but I don't know where you're getting this four first, four,
Speaker 9: three fourth.
Speaker 4: I have no idea in soccer where was going in
Speaker 4: the upper part, lower part. But it was like mid
Speaker 4: left of the goal. Okay, you only get a hand
Speaker 4: on it or not. Just just kicked it right through
Speaker 4: his head. Just kicked him too much force behind it,
Speaker 4: too much force. That's what it was, that left foot.
Speaker 4: Before we go to the starts, I got some questions
Speaker 4: for you kids. I'm gonna see how good summer country
Speaker 4: day is. How many how many continents are there? That's
Speaker 4: pretty good? Which continent is largely unoccupied? Once the square
Speaker 4: root of one forty four? What's the capital of Pennsylvania?
Speaker 4: Hold on, hold on, hold, I'm on named after a
Speaker 4: guy named Harris. That's it right there. Who's the governor
Speaker 4: of the state of Kentucky?
Speaker 6: Very good?
Speaker 4: Right there, that's pretty good. Say get us into the
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Speaker 9: I hope that's only Pittsburgh's second AFC North team?
Speaker 4: Can you believe Pittsburgh is that good? Mike tom Wins
Speaker 4: one hell of a coach. You're not kidding you're not kidding. Hell,
Speaker 4: I wish the Bengals had him instead of Zach Schule
Speaker 4: is going to open up some steakhouses if he keeps losing.
Speaker 4: I don't know, we'll see. You got to coach at
Speaker 4: Lakota East. We need him at Cole Raine. What we need?
Speaker 4: What about that?
Speaker 2: You do need him?
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Speaker 9: Tom Bolden left us half times on Chiviot road right,
Speaker 9: christ carry Combs when you need him?
Speaker 4: I think it's a uc, isn't he? Yeah? Well, now
Speaker 4: what about that kid? Tell these kids about what happened
Speaker 4: and stuck with soccer. This guy's getting sixteen million dollars.
Speaker 4: His last name is den k Have you got a Belgium? Belgium?
Speaker 4: Have you guys heard of Ronaldo? Christian and Ronaldo? My
Speaker 4: wife says, I look like him. What do you think.
Speaker 11: I do?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 4: They also laugh at them, laughing, Get some get some
Speaker 4: eye care for these kids. So next year coach for
Speaker 4: the girls. First of all, I was looking next year
Speaker 4: when this they've won all the state titles, undefeated, untied,
Speaker 4: unscored on, you've done all that you can do? What
Speaker 4: lives to add? Next year for the school.
Speaker 16: We're already talking about wanting to to run back and
Speaker 16: go for a three peat. We had two seniors, so
Speaker 16: Bri on the end, there is all American defender. This
Speaker 16: all American defenders. So we do get bre back next
Speaker 16: next season?
Speaker 4: Ate her with the Bengals. They have some defensive problems.
Speaker 4: Can you play linebacker? She can't. Brie says she'll play.
Speaker 16: So we we I think we've got a good chance
Speaker 16: to be pretty good again next season. Got a lot
Speaker 16: of scoring coming back. It's gonna be you know. I'm
Speaker 16: ready to get again.
Speaker 4: So and coach for the boys, how does it look
Speaker 4: next year? He got three of the captains here. They
Speaker 4: look like they're ready to go go to college, get
Speaker 4: on with their life. And some don't be a clown.
Speaker 4: Don't smoke, don't drunk, don't don't use drugs, don't tattoo
Speaker 4: yourself up, and don't be a clown. You know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying. Let this the beginning of the greatness in
Speaker 4: your life. Don't let this be the only thing you've
Speaker 4: ever done. Well, make this the first of many great
Speaker 4: great steps along the way. Coach, what about next year?
Speaker 4: If anything, next year should be we should be solid.
Speaker 17: We did graduate eight seniors, but we have a lot
Speaker 17: of quality young players returning, so we are looking forward
Speaker 17: to a great twenty twenty five season as well.
Speaker 4: You know, we talked about this football is kind of
Speaker 4: dying off. Look at cole Ran. They used to be
Speaker 4: good and now they're terrible. Does Summer Country they have
Speaker 4: a football team? Not really, Yes, we do. Did they
Speaker 4: ever win a state title? No they don't. They have
Speaker 4: not yet, but they have one coming in the future.
Speaker 4: You think, so, you hope, So I hope. So why
Speaker 4: are parents saying no to football? And yes, the soccer?
Speaker 17: I think a lot of it has to do with
Speaker 17: the fear of injury with CTE and stuff like that,
Speaker 17: and soccer being a little bit less in that regard,
Speaker 17: but more so because soccer is just a better sport.
Speaker 4: It's a better sport. In fact, when you get girls
Speaker 4: are better than boys just in life. They're better persons,
Speaker 4: they are more caring, more feeling, they're more educated, they're brighter.
Speaker 4: Boys have problems in life.
Speaker 17: Wouldn't you agree, Well, is a father of two daughters,
Speaker 17: I would agree, And you know I love my players,
Speaker 17: but I also love my daughters.
Speaker 4: So girls are definitely a little bit better. And are
Speaker 4: you'd rather be a girl dad than than a good answer?
Speaker 4: Coach today? Good, very good answer, very politically. Well, that's great,
Speaker 4: and let this be the beginning of greatness in your lives.
Speaker 4: This is the first thing you've done to acumul. Think
Speaker 4: of all the kids that play high school soccer, how
Speaker 4: many are state champions? Very few? So do these things
Speaker 4: right in your life and you'll be great. Are you
Speaker 4: going on to college somewhere? Where you're going to go?
Speaker 4: If anywhere? A couple of schools maybe might be good.
Speaker 4: I went to Xavier maybe Toledo law school and might
Speaker 4: become a lawyer and suit people. Would that be good?
Speaker 4: Live off the misery of others?
Speaker 11: He said?
Speaker 2: No, what do you mean?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 9: I think lawyer might be out of his realm. I know, doctor,
Speaker 9: But an engineer, an engineer, you'll build a new arena
Speaker 9: downtown four seventy one bridge if you tried to get
Speaker 9: down there, mister engineer and see what the hell's wrong
Speaker 9: with the fire that buckled the pillars?
Speaker 4: Have you thought about maybe working on the four to
Speaker 4: seventy one bridge? You get it going? That wouldn't that's
Speaker 4: very good? Congratulations kids? I think you came back. You
Speaker 4: were here last year, Briy, youp appreciating the back again?
Speaker 4: Are you coming back next year? A road here again?
Speaker 4: What do you say we're planning to be here as well?
Speaker 4: God bless America segment Get me out of the students report?
Speaker 9: Will you and Honnor of the Division FOURIG Division five
Speaker 9: state champions from Summit Country Day in soccer, Long Live
Speaker 9: Country Day, We live. We leave you with the immortal
Speaker 9: words of the stood report.
Speaker 12: I paid?
Speaker 4: Did you pay your dues free? Did you pay your
Speaker 4: dues time after time? Did you pay your dues?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 4: That's good. You committed no crime. Now listen to Freddy.
Speaker 4: You know Freddy Mercury? Is you like Freddy? He's dead? Nonetheless, Well,
Speaker 4: what the hell? Everyone's going to be there? Hitted Freddy
Speaker 4: for the summer Country Day? What's your nickname?
Speaker 5: Is it? To nights? Nice?
Speaker 6: Sing it?
Speaker 4: Freddy? Undefeated, untied, unscored on measure up to play Deer
Speaker 4: Park High School at some point. Don't fight till the
Speaker 4: end of time, bloody, beaten and unbowed. Sum of Country Day.
Speaker 4: The girls are much better than boys and almost everything
Speaker 4: in life. Let's continue with more tomorrow, Willie.
Speaker 9: We got Springboro and Saint Ursula champions coming in spring
Speaker 9: Blood and Monday, Roger Bacon.
Speaker 4: Of the Spartans and bron Base a bit, you'll be here, correct,
Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen. Thank you Bill cunning in the Great
Speaker 4: American Life, gentleman, the Bengals and the Reds in Summer
Speaker 4: Country Day, they are the champions. All Hail the Champions.
Speaker 4: On news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: I've taken my balls.
Speaker 5: And my Juty Coles.
Speaker 11: You probably blame and fortune and everything a ghost.
Speaker 4: I thank you all