Speaker 1: Bill cunning in the Great American Of course, the election
Speaker 1: is now concluded about five days ago, and everyone now
Speaker 1: can see what twenty twenty vision, what happened, why it happened.
Speaker 1: But at the time, going back a week, I said,
Speaker 1: I said Trump was gonna win. It might be a
Speaker 1: landslide one way or another, but it's not going to
Speaker 1: be a landslide toward Kamala Harris. That I believe Trump
Speaker 1: was gonna win because I give the American people a
Speaker 1: lot of credit for having intelligence and feel for political
Speaker 1: issues in their own lives, and I thought Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: run allows a terrible campaign. Inflation is way too high.
Speaker 1: There's unsettlement across the fruited plaint in this great country,
Speaker 1: and the southern border is a disaster. We have forever.
Speaker 1: War's happening, and no one sees a conclusion. Just American
Speaker 1: people are unhappy and they're going to vote that way.
Speaker 1: Joining you and I joining you and I now is
Speaker 1: brad Winstrip Congressman, and he's a soldier, spent twenty five
Speaker 1: years in the military. He's a doctor. He's also a
Speaker 1: father and a husband, and he's normal. He's a Christian,
Speaker 1: and he's a politician, so to speak, and a congressman
Speaker 1: and Congressman brad Winsterp of Ohio, Welcome to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. We've always talked about your referral to the
Speaker 1: Department of Justice on Governor Cuomo out of New York.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the election itself. It's been a first
Speaker 1: of all, congratulations Veterans Day for all your sacrifices, et cetera.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, let's go back a little bit. Why did
Speaker 1: it happen? How did it happen? Now we're going to
Speaker 1: talk about whether the Republicans will control of the Congress.
Speaker 1: First of all, brad Winstrop, welcome what happened on Tuesday.
Speaker 2: A great thing happened for America. That's for sure is
Speaker 2: one of the things that happened. And I think people
Speaker 2: just overshoot, and you're starting to hear Democrats even say,
Speaker 2: what are we talking about as Democrats? Why is our
Speaker 2: most important thing allowing men to compete in women's sports
Speaker 2: and things like that. But what we saw was that
Speaker 2: the American people are not stupid, and they're tired of
Speaker 2: being insulted.
Speaker 3: The issues at Bay.
Speaker 2: Were the economy, the border, national security, local security, all
Speaker 2: those things. Those were important, and I think people on
Speaker 2: both sides of the aisle will admit that was part
Speaker 2: of the problem. But more so, people were tired of
Speaker 2: being told that they're bad people and they're not, and
Speaker 2: they really get tired of that. And you know, I
Speaker 2: think we saw that throughout and people saying like, look,
Speaker 2: we've had enough. We saw your fake Russian collusion, all right,
Speaker 2: kind of took that one. And then you go on
Speaker 2: and you have all this law fare, you continue to
Speaker 2: go after Donald Trump. You impeached him twice. It's very
Speaker 2: clear that you're acting politically, but not out of the
Speaker 2: benefit of the United States of America but for your
Speaker 2: own political power. And I think people just said, I've
Speaker 2: had enough.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump has told.
Speaker 2: Us what he wants to do. We saw what he
Speaker 2: did before. Putin wasn't invading Ukraine, North Korea wasn't firing missiles.
Speaker 2: China was being held it back economically and everything else,
Speaker 2: and we had peace agreements in the Middle East. It
Speaker 2: goes on and on, and we weren't sending money to
Speaker 2: a Ran so that they could terrorize the world in
Speaker 2: the region. All this was finally reaching people's minds and
Speaker 2: saying I've had enough. Let's go on, bring on, Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: Let's be the United States again. But you know, I
Speaker 2: look around and I can think of only one yard
Speaker 2: where I saw a Harris sign and an American flag.
Speaker 2: There's a problem in the Democrat Party today, and they
Speaker 2: got to decide if they like America and America that
Speaker 2: our founders put together or not. Well, Donald Trump does,
Speaker 2: and that's a difference. You know.
Speaker 1: I think we know that when you drive, whether it's
Speaker 1: Flag Day or the Fourth of July or just some
Speaker 1: other social event, you go into Democratic zip codes and
Speaker 1: you don't see the American flag. You go to Republican
Speaker 1: zip code. They're everywhere. I see parades, I see the
Speaker 1: banner waved high I see kids walking down streets smiles
Speaker 1: on their face. I got to Democratic lee. I live
Speaker 1: in the Cincinnati area, but I don't care if it's
Speaker 1: Cincinnati or Chicago, or New York or Saint Louis or Austin, Texas.
Speaker 1: Democrats do not celebrate the American way of life. They
Speaker 1: find reasons to attack it. And that wasn't always the
Speaker 1: way it was. In fact, Barack Hussein Obama in twenty
Speaker 1: eight and in twenty twelve carried the state of Ohio twice,
Speaker 1: he carried Iowa. I think he carried Florida once. In
Speaker 1: other words, he was middle of the road. He carried Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: And now you have Hillary Clinton after eight years of Obama,
Speaker 1: and now it's metastasized with Kamala Harrison. There's no celebration
Speaker 1: accepted the convention for political purposes of the American flag
Speaker 1: and those things. And there's something wrong because the typical
Speaker 1: Democrat that you and I knew drove a bus, They
Speaker 1: drove nails, They worked with their fingers. There were butchers, carpenters, plumbers,
Speaker 1: and they were truckers. But that isn't the truth anymore.
Speaker 1: They're university types. In fact, the number one demographic that
Speaker 1: increased votes for Kamala Harris, where those make it over
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand dollars a year, the elitist financed by
Speaker 1: the billionaires, paying Oprah Winfrey a million dollars for her parents,
Speaker 1: and but Jon bon Jovi and Eminem et cetera. That
Speaker 1: the rich folks wanted to keep Kamala Harris and the
Speaker 1: working class of whatever race wanted Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: That is amazing, It was amazing, and that's exactly. Look, people,
Speaker 2: I understand why people want to come to this country,
Speaker 2: and those that have come here legally, especially minorities that
Speaker 2: have come here legally, they don't like what's going on
Speaker 2: either because it gives them a bad name or it
Speaker 2: makes them suspicious looking. That's not who they want to be,
Speaker 2: and they're not. You know, these are the people that
Speaker 2: want to put the American flag on the top of
Speaker 2: their flag bowl. So we're going to we're going to
Speaker 2: find out, we're going to say you have to get out,
Speaker 2: you want to come here legally, start working the process.
Speaker 2: That's an important component to America today. And small communities
Speaker 2: were feeling it across the country too, because people were
Speaker 2: just showing up and they weren't ready, They weren't prepared,
Speaker 2: they didn't have a community for that number of people
Speaker 2: to just all of a sudden be there. All of
Speaker 2: these things added to it. And you know, we want
Speaker 2: our country, we want our country to be proud of
Speaker 2: itself and our citizens proud of it. But if you're
Speaker 2: being taught in school, this is the worst place ever.
Speaker 3: I suggest you go.
Speaker 2: Somewhere else and see what it's like, and you know,
Speaker 2: we'll see how many of the people that said they'd
Speaker 2: leave if Donald Trump won will actually leave. Of course,
Speaker 2: we go through that almost every election cycle. You know.
Speaker 3: When I came back.
Speaker 2: From the war almost twenty years ago, you know, people
Speaker 2: would say to me, oh, thank you so much for
Speaker 2: your service, and I would look at them and I say,
Speaker 2: you were worth it, You were worth it. But now
Speaker 2: I don't know how many people are really worth it
Speaker 2: because what we're fighting for they don't seem to like,
Speaker 2: which is a free country where people can act on
Speaker 2: their own good will. And now you're being told what
Speaker 2: to do, told you're a terrible person, told your guard.
Speaker 2: And you see if something can happen to so many people,
Speaker 2: like a lot of the innocent people from January sixth
Speaker 2: have gone through hell, and Donald Trump has gone through hell.
Speaker 2: And we're using our judicial system and all these other
Speaker 2: means to go after people. Those are political moves, and
Speaker 2: I guess that's what political science means today. I don't know,
Speaker 2: but we got to get this back. We are a
Speaker 2: great country. We have a great system, but you got
Speaker 2: to let it function properly and not hate it, but
Speaker 2: love it and embrace it.
Speaker 1: Representative brad Winstup He's been sued repeatedly half a billion
Speaker 1: dollar judgment. What should be thrown out soon. He's been
Speaker 1: indicted by four different jurisdictions, jurisdictions coordinating activity from Intland,
Speaker 1: New York City, inside the Department of Justice, inside the
Speaker 1: White House to get him. He's been shot. He's shed
Speaker 1: blood for this country, and no one could make up
Speaker 1: if somebody had said to you or me three or
Speaker 1: four years ago, see that guy. Donald Trump is going
Speaker 1: to come out of the ashes of being scourged and beaten.
Speaker 1: He's going to come through the wilderness. He's going to
Speaker 1: be the nominee. In fact, he's going to win more
Speaker 1: than fifty percent of the vote. He's going to have
Speaker 1: like three hundred and six electoral votes. Is going to
Speaker 1: be not a landslide, but it easy. No, I don't
Speaker 1: think many of us would. It's amazing that he survived
Speaker 1: when the Democrats, one of them locked up a sings
Speaker 1: singer Rikers Island. Who knows in another couple of weeks
Speaker 1: it might happen anyway. I don't know, but I want
Speaker 1: to get to you about Governor Croma before we get there.
Speaker 1: The Congress. Right now, according to the APS at two
Speaker 1: hundred and sixteen seats for the Republicans need two to eighteen.
Speaker 1: There's eleven out, and of the eleven out, six of
Speaker 1: the eleven are are the Republican is in charge, and
Speaker 1: most of the experts say that the final number is
Speaker 1: going to be between two twenty and two twenty two,
Speaker 1: which is critical. Nobody wants a Keem Jefferies of Brooklyn
Speaker 1: to be the uh Speaker of the House. Do you
Speaker 1: have any inside dope as a Congressman whether or not
Speaker 1: in the next week that should be decided by either
Speaker 1: Friday or Monday, that this thing's going to go at
Speaker 1: least to eighteen.
Speaker 2: I think I think I'll hit to eighteen. I'm hoping
Speaker 2: that we'd hit the two twenty mark. You know. The
Speaker 2: important thing is is that we we have the gabbles
Speaker 2: and that we can conduct business in a professional type
Speaker 2: of way, which we have been known to do and
Speaker 2: to actually you know, start from the bottom up, go
Speaker 2: through committee and put things out that we can vote
Speaker 2: on and the American people can see what we're voting for.
Speaker 2: That I think is on its way. The number two
Speaker 2: twenty twenty two is pretty much what I'm hearing. Maybe
Speaker 2: we'll be surprised and have even more. But the key
Speaker 2: is we do have overwhelming support in the Senate now,
Speaker 2: which is great, and obviously we have the White House.
Speaker 2: And so if we can get a little margin in
Speaker 2: the House of Representatives and work together, especially work with
Speaker 2: the Senate in the White House, there's a lot we
Speaker 2: can get done to, as they say, make America great again.
Speaker 2: You know, Donald Trump said God spared my life for
Speaker 2: a reason, and that reason was this save our country. Well,
Speaker 2: let's all work with him to save our country. And
Speaker 2: I think we can do that well.
Speaker 1: And that's before I get to my big issue, which
Speaker 1: is Governor Cuomo. You saved the life of Congressman Steven
Speaker 1: Scalise of Louisiana during that suicide by cop, is what
Speaker 1: the FBI said. So it wasn't a Democratic activist from
Speaker 1: Illinois who hunted down only Republicans to kill, and you
Speaker 1: saved his life or assisted in saving his life. And
Speaker 1: I think God Almighty's in control. As you know, you
Speaker 1: and I both attend a certain Catholic church in Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: and I lit a candle a Sunday ago, I let
Speaker 1: one this, I let one Sunday morning to thank him
Speaker 1: for that. But the fact is he was saved for
Speaker 1: a reason now set lastly or secondly, you have sent
Speaker 1: a referral to the Department of Justice about the behavior
Speaker 1: of Governor Andrew Cuomo of New York that I'm sure
Speaker 1: with Mary Garland was DOA. What was the referral about
Speaker 1: COVID and what happens now that we have the right president.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll see if it goes into the next term
Speaker 2: of the DOJ, because I don't think Mark Garland's going
Speaker 2: to take it up anytime soon. But we gave Governor
Speaker 2: Cuomo the opportunity to come in and defend himself and
Speaker 2: explain what was going on in New York when he
Speaker 2: directed COVID patients to be put back in nursing homes
Speaker 2: amongst the most vulnerable. Many people died. Then they wrote
Speaker 2: a report changing the numbers, ignoring numbers of those that
Speaker 2: were in nursing homes and then died in the hospital,
Speaker 2: and so he downplayed the numbers and said, see, ah, no,
Speaker 2: this had nothing.
Speaker 1: To do with it.
Speaker 2: He even said during the interview, well, you know the
Speaker 2: reason these people got COVID in nursing homes is because
Speaker 2: the nursing home staff, you know, they go out and
Speaker 2: party all night and then bring COVID into the nursing home.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable that you would make a comment like that by
Speaker 2: those who are caregivers and actually work in that environment.
Speaker 2: But when we had him in for his transcribed interview,
Speaker 2: we asked him if he had anything to do with
Speaker 2: the report. It was trying to play down the number
Speaker 2: of deaths and the nursing home. He said no, Well,
Speaker 2: he said he didn't issue the directive either to put
Speaker 2: him in there. It's like, I don't know if I
Speaker 2: don't know if he was governor, he did just nothing
Speaker 2: was happening, but all had his name on it anyway,
Speaker 2: said that. We asked him if he edited the report
Speaker 2: in any way, shape or form, and he said no. Well,
Speaker 2: we went digging and investigating. We found the email when
Speaker 2: it said, hey, attached are the governor's edits to the report,
Speaker 2: and then you look at him and their handwritten. Then
Speaker 2: later he tries to go, I don't recall seeing this,
Speaker 2: seeing this report. I don't recall seeing it. But you
Speaker 2: absolutely said you absolutely said that you did not edit
Speaker 2: it in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 1: You know, he knows what he did.
Speaker 2: And you know if he doesn't recall that then he
Speaker 2: doesn't recall being governor at all. But back to this,
Speaker 2: he knew that he said something and that was wrong.
Speaker 2: I thought he wouldn't get caught, in my opinion, and
Speaker 2: then when it became apparent that we were getting evidence,
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden, he wanted to say he
Speaker 2: didn't recall anything. So we referred him to DJ is
Speaker 2: a crime to lie to Congress, right, and we we
Speaker 2: feel that we have the evidence that that's exactly what
Speaker 2: he did, and we can't operate in the country if
Speaker 2: that's if that's how people are, so we want to
Speaker 2: we want to get through this and and and let
Speaker 2: New York move on. Believe me, it is bipartisan the
Speaker 2: people from New York that have approached our subcommittee thanking
Speaker 2: us for doing something about the things that he did.
Speaker 1: Is there some estimate of how many old folks died
Speaker 1: in nursing homes in New York because of the behavior
Speaker 1: of one governor and new Cuomo. Is it hundreds or thousands?
Speaker 2: Uh? Well, we can you know, it's never to be
Speaker 2: able to contribute to it. But the fact of the
Speaker 2: matter is to direct some to direct of an infected,
Speaker 2: contagious patient into nursing home against what the most vulnerable
Speaker 2: people are is malpractice. I mean, you heard those comments
Speaker 2: from both sides of the aisle. We have seven doctors
Speaker 2: on our subcommittee, two Democrats and five Republicans. And he said,
Speaker 2: this looks like malpractice to me. You don't do this,
Speaker 2: you don't do this. And President Trump had said that
Speaker 2: sent the navy ship, the Navy hospital ship, the Djavid
Speaker 2: Center was available. He didn't move people to these areas.
Speaker 2: He sent them back to the nursing home because there
Speaker 2: was some interest it would appear to get people out
Speaker 2: of the hospitals and have them die in the nursing homes.
Speaker 2: I don't know why, but this was a terrible, terrible thing.
Speaker 2: And you know what, there were a lot of people
Speaker 2: that didn't know what to do exactly during this time.
Speaker 2: But most of them said, oh, that we made a mistake.
Speaker 2: We should have done this better, we should have done
Speaker 2: that better. He never did that. He could never say
Speaker 2: this was the incorrect thing to do. He'd say, matter
Speaker 2: of fact, I didn't even issue that directive. I didn't
Speaker 2: know about it through the press conference. Well then why
Speaker 2: are you defending it? You said that, Well, we were
Speaker 2: just following CDC guidelines. No, you weren't. You clearly were not.
Speaker 2: You totally went the other way from CDC guidelines, and
Speaker 2: now you're trying to back away from it. You had
Speaker 2: nothing to do with it. Meantime, he was writing a
Speaker 2: book about what a wonderful leader.
Speaker 1: Is and he might become the next mayor of New
Speaker 1: York City. He's going to announce it. By the way,
Speaker 1: about an hour ago, I went onto a website RealClearPolitics
Speaker 1: dot com and as the Republicans now at two seventeen,
Speaker 1: they called a race in Colorado involving Evans and caravou
Speaker 1: And that means that you Republicans are two seventeen, so
Speaker 1: of the ten remaining, you need one pickup, which according
Speaker 1: to the real clear politics of those ten, the Republicans
Speaker 1: are up in five of the ten. So that's good news,
Speaker 1: and you think it'll be two twenty. But you know,
Speaker 1: the truth will set us free. And I don't know
Speaker 1: if Donald Trump is going to do to Democrats what
Speaker 1: they've done to him and other Republicans for the past
Speaker 1: several years, indicting them, making their life miserable, indicting the
Speaker 1: attorneys for Donald Trump who represented him in court, going
Speaker 1: after the chief of Staff. It's about four to five
Speaker 1: dozen of those around Donald Trump have suffered mightily at
Speaker 1: the hands of Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and Mary Garland.
Speaker 1: Turnabout's fair play. Some think we'll see what happens. But
Speaker 1: later on, sometime in December, let's do the last interview
Speaker 1: you as a congressman and brad Winstrip. May you have
Speaker 1: a joyous veteran's day and thank you for your service
Speaker 1: up and down the ladder. You've been out it for
Speaker 1: twelve years. The Congress will be lessened by your departure.
Speaker 1: And brad Winstrop, once again, thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Brad.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you, Bill, Thank you.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Now there's a hero right there, brad Winstrop,
Speaker 1: who said, choose me, I will go to Irock and
Speaker 1: heal broken bodies and it comes back, becomes a congressman. Unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham with you every afternoon on news radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW The Cunningham Billy Cunningham, the Great American and
Speaker 1: coming up later will be Moegger. We break down what
Speaker 1: has to happen with the Bengals. Get to to get
Speaker 1: to the playoffs. And I when I listen and I
Speaker 1: watch and I see what's going on, I have hope.
Speaker 1: It all begins playing the Chargers on Sunday night. Then
Speaker 1: after that Pittsburgh at home. They win those two games,
Speaker 1: they're what six and six with five to go, and uh,
Speaker 1: I think they're the favorite to be the seventh seed.
Speaker 1: And then whatever happens happened. So we'll go from there,
Speaker 1: but keep hope alive until at least through Sunday night.
Speaker 1: Then then there's a long break and then they played
Speaker 1: the Pittsburgh Steelers at home. Let's see what happens. And
Speaker 1: every day since late Tuesday night early Wednesday morning, I
Speaker 1: wake up with a smile on my face. The market
Speaker 1: has created literally trillions of dollars of added value for
Speaker 1: Americans to use. It appears now that Europe has decided
Speaker 1: to start buying natural gas from America and not from Russia. Indirectly,
Speaker 1: it appears that phone calls may have been made between
Speaker 1: Trump and Putin saying, look, get the hell out of Ukraine.
Speaker 1: And it appears that the Saudi Arabians are now back
Speaker 1: involved in having some sort of holistic deal in the
Speaker 1: Middle East. It appears that thousands and thousands of illegal
Speaker 1: migrants walking through Mexico have been turned around by the
Speaker 1: Mexican government. It appears, all of a sudden there's light
Speaker 1: and glory in the land instead of the darkness and
Speaker 1: the jury aspects of the message of the Modern Democratic
Speaker 1: Party nationally. And that appears to be the case, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Don't you wake up with a smile on your face.
Speaker 1: Only bad day of whether we had, of course, is
Speaker 1: when Pete Roses earned was displayed to the faithful on
Speaker 1: Sunday yesterday at the my Ballpark, the Great American And
Speaker 1: that's another story. But what incredible. Moe and I take
Speaker 1: that up after one o'clock today and I make the
Speaker 1: comment to him, Moe hates politics, but Trump is the
Speaker 1: Pete Rose of politics. Trump is the Pete Rose of politics.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure the two ever really met, probably they did,
Speaker 1: but each is in the WWE Hall of Fame. Pete
Speaker 1: Rose is in the Hall of Fame a pro wrestling.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is in the Hall of Fame a pro wrestling.
Speaker 1: And each of them have a lot to learn from
Speaker 1: the other. And one unfortunately died at the age of
Speaker 1: eighty three the other one's still rocking and rolling at
Speaker 1: the age of seventy eight. He'll be about eighty three
Speaker 1: when he's done with his second and last term. As
Speaker 1: I said repeatedly and many times in many places, at
Speaker 1: a minimum, Donald Trump will stop the madness happening nationally
Speaker 1: with national Democrat. At a minimum, He's going to stop
Speaker 1: the madness. And the best thing he can do is
Speaker 1: take America on a brand new direction. But Trump is
Speaker 1: the Pete Rose of politics, without any question. And so
Speaker 1: what we witnessed the last five or six days is
Speaker 1: the ending of four years of Biden nomics. Biden nomics
Speaker 1: spending trillions of dollars unneeded on the green energy oondoggle
Speaker 1: of open borders. Do it for Jack. I had on
Speaker 1: some family members of Jack Quell who died of a
Speaker 1: fentanyl overdose. Accidentally, he took a drug he should not
Speaker 1: have taken. Unbeknownst to him, it was laced with fentanyl.
Speaker 1: Every day in America there's a plane load of Americans
Speaker 1: killed through unintentional use of fentanyl. About thirty to forty
Speaker 1: percent of the pills that one take on the black
Speaker 1: market is laced with fentanyl. In other words, you're going
Speaker 1: to die. Where does that fentanyl come from? Well, the
Speaker 1: southern border. Unbelievable high inflation. When I watched Joe Scarbough
Speaker 1: talk about how much is a dozen eggs? Are there's
Speaker 1: still two bucks? Are you kidding me? They're seventeen dollars?
Speaker 1: And how much is how much is butter? Aren't they too? No,
Speaker 1: they're eight dollars. These are all liberal democratic policies. How
Speaker 1: about international conflicts? After Afghanistan? The forces of evil? And
Speaker 1: make no mistake about this, my fellow Americans. There's evil
Speaker 1: forces in America, and there's evil forces in the world.
Speaker 1: And after the Afghanistan pull out that we left behind
Speaker 1: trillions of dollars worth of military hardware, plus hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousands of our supporters who were brutalized and murdered. The
Speaker 1: evil doers in the world said, what America, Trump's not there?
Speaker 1: It's Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: It's time to go into Ukraine? Is time to invade Israel?
Speaker 1: That's what happened. There was constant stress and anxiety caused
Speaker 1: by the National Democratic Party, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: the light is shining once again, and the new source
Speaker 1: of comic relief to me is the late night comics
Speaker 1: where Jimmy Kimmel literally is crying. Gail King doesn't understand
Speaker 1: what happened on CBS the Today Show, the view that
Speaker 1: they need their own blanking and pacifire to get through
Speaker 1: the view, which by the way, is a product of
Speaker 1: ABC News. And there's just a massive relief and out
Speaker 1: breathing and outsupport in the country for Donald try Trump
Speaker 1: and the Republicans. And this cargantuan loss not predicted by
Speaker 1: anyone except people like me and people like Wayne Allen
Speaker 1: Root who understood the American people. And uh, don't, don't
Speaker 1: for a moment think that the fight to regain and
Speaker 1: recover America has been has over. It's only just begun.
Speaker 1: It's only just begun. It's uh, it's really incredible. Now
Speaker 1: we have bluestate Democratic governors from Massachusetts, from Illinois, from
Speaker 1: California now saying they will form a resistance against what
Speaker 1: the American people wanted. The resistance is forming. I thought
Speaker 1: democracies matter. I thought Kamala Harris has said, we have elections,
Speaker 1: and Americans order what they want and they get what
Speaker 1: they want. Well, we want a change in direction, but
Speaker 1: national Democrats say we don't want that. We're going to
Speaker 1: formate resistance. And also you have the situation where certain
Speaker 1: pro abortion groups and others who did not connect with
Speaker 1: enough voters have formed shall we say, part of the
Speaker 1: four B B like in boy movement, his model from
Speaker 1: a feminist campaign in South Korea, and it means no sex,
Speaker 1: no dating, no marriage, and no children. They're protesting with
Speaker 1: their bodies. One activist said, don't let a man into
Speaker 1: your body if he voted for Donald Trump. They are
Speaker 1: resisting the will of the American people. I thought democracy mattered.
Speaker 1: I thought this was you have to respect the outcome
Speaker 1: of elections. Well not exactly non. Jamie Raskin, Democrat in
Speaker 1: charge of certain committees in the House, is saying he's
Speaker 1: not sure he's going to really certify Donald Trump's victory.
Speaker 1: We have to check it out. And there's many exposing
Speaker 1: extreme ideology and many online videos that I don't think
Speaker 1: we should be too much in distress over the fact
Speaker 1: that these women are off the market, you know, no sex,
Speaker 1: no boyfriends, no marriage, no babies, since not reproducing themselves
Speaker 1: might be, in my book, a good idea. And secondly,
Speaker 1: they shouldn't worry about getting pregnant in the first place
Speaker 1: at all. Another activist said, for the holidays coming up
Speaker 1: for Thanksgiving and then Christmas, Christmas Eve, New Year's Day,
Speaker 1: identify in your family, she says, those who voted for Trump,
Speaker 1: and shun them.
Speaker 3: It could be a.
Speaker 1: Mother, a father, a brother, a sister, or a son,
Speaker 1: a daughter, a buddy. If they voted for Trump, do
Speaker 1: not dine with them. Tell them directly that you voted
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump. You're not welcome in my home. Bar
Speaker 1: them from entering your home if they voted for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Today's Veterans Day. I love having on course Colonel our
Speaker 1: dear friend Brad Weinstrip on Veterans Day. But Veterans Day
Speaker 1: right now and Columbia University is ignored. In fact, there's
Speaker 1: protests saying the real veterans are those who died in
Speaker 1: the struggle, and how again, Israel, those are the real veterans.
Speaker 1: Another day or two after the election, Harvard, Yale and
Speaker 1: others had safe spaces where students could go to mourn
Speaker 1: the fact that Kamala Harris lost. You got to get
Speaker 1: the binkies, you get the pacifiers, get the blankets available.
Speaker 1: That's what is happening not well covered by the mainstream
Speaker 1: media because it makes them look so stupid and silly,
Speaker 1: crying those crocodile tears, and Van Jones, the multi millionaire
Speaker 1: who previously was a communist, was in tears talking about
Speaker 1: all the problems Donald Trump's going to cause in the world,
Speaker 1: as if there's none right now. Elections matter. Talk to
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. Elections matter. Elections have consequences, and as a result,
Speaker 1: you must accept the outcome of these elections unless the
Speaker 1: course of Republican wins, in which case don't accept it.
Speaker 1: Instead of the election being sick and demented, in my view,
Speaker 1: this amazing victory was a healthy sign for America and
Speaker 1: our constitutional republic. Kamala Harris spent over one billion dollars
Speaker 1: and supposedly she's now twenty million dollars in debt, among others,
Speaker 1: on that big extravaganza the night before the election. Oprah
Speaker 1: Winfrey was paid a million dollars. Bon Jovie was paid
Speaker 1: a million dollars. Katy Perry was paid a million dollars.
Speaker 1: M and M was paid a million dollars. Bought and
Speaker 1: paid for, they put together the set about Who's Your Daddy?
Speaker 1: That so called podcast that cost six figures. It was
Speaker 1: built in some fancy hotel room at unbelievable expenses. Well,
Speaker 1: you and I know is normal, folks. We can't put
Speaker 1: up with the craziness, the ugliness of what's happened. We
Speaker 1: can't put up with a border. For example, in Cincinnati
Speaker 1: little Lochland, Ohio. Two to three thousand more Tanians have
Speaker 1: been relocated in Lochland, Ohio, which is between Reading in Wyoming.
Speaker 1: And I've traveled through the three or four times during
Speaker 1: the day, dozens or hundreds of more Tanian men wander around,
Speaker 1: sitting on curves, et cetera, with no place to go,
Speaker 1: nothing to do, that can't work, simply shipped here by
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris to come to Lachland.
Speaker 3: And I wouldn't vote that.
Speaker 1: Clark County the home of Springfield and Wittenberg University, the
Speaker 1: home college of Justice. Joe Dieters voted seventy percent for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Did the media report that to you? It
Speaker 1: wasn't about barbecue and cats and dogs. It was about
Speaker 1: an influx of illegals from Haiti who came here to
Speaker 1: take over a community when they don't belong here whatsoever.
Speaker 1: So This was a rebuke of craziness the reparations movement
Speaker 1: giving money away from those who weren't slaveholders to those
Speaker 1: who weren't slaves. Normally, in the law, when a person
Speaker 1: dies that the family's not responsible for that person's debts,
Speaker 1: whatever they might be. And by the way, the slave
Speaker 1: owners or Democrats, those who raped black women in the
Speaker 1: South Democrats. Those who bought and sold Kentukunte and other
Speaker 1: black male slaves were Democrats. And those who formed the
Speaker 1: koup Kluck's plan after the Great American Victory over the
Speaker 1: South that those who did that were all Democrats. Democrats, Democrats,
Speaker 1: Democrats did it, so now they want reparations for Democratic
Speaker 1: misbehavior generally paid for by Republicans. It is sick, and
Speaker 1: it's said rejected as crazy. The idea that Kamala Harris said,
Speaker 1: no cash bonds. If someone is a vicious criminal, rapes
Speaker 1: and robs and pillage, burns down facilities, sells drugs, beats
Speaker 1: up women, rape children, whatever. If you can't afford to
Speaker 1: pay a cash bond, you're out free. That's crazy. Another
Speaker 1: thing energy production. Right now this morning, according to Bloomberg,
Speaker 1: large needs are going to be met in Europe, through
Speaker 1: LNG ship shipments from America, not indirectly from Russia, but
Speaker 1: from America. We're going to get Americans back to work.
Speaker 1: And that's the whole idea, that a campaign is built
Speaker 1: upon the idea of killing as many unborn healthy babies
Speaker 1: as possible, and upon those broken bones will be democratic
Speaker 1: victory and planned parenthood will make billions of dollars. Was
Speaker 1: sick and demented. It didn't work. And the idea that
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris had of how about getting rid of all
Speaker 1: private insurance? Let the government do it all you and
Speaker 1: I said, that's crazy. And the border wall that she
Speaker 1: said was a medieval vanity project by Donald Trump. At
Speaker 1: the end, Kamala Harris said, oh, by the way, forget
Speaker 1: about that. Let's build the wall anyway. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: And the whole crap, the whole crap about these indictments
Speaker 1: against against Donald Trump put together by a holy cabal
Speaker 1: of leftist to make sure he couldn't run for the
Speaker 1: presidency in twenty twenty four, coordinated through local county prosecutor's
Speaker 1: offices inside White House Council in the White House, Are
Speaker 1: you kidding me? They have the Fulton County prosecutor send
Speaker 1: her lover boy to the White House to conjure up
Speaker 1: the conspiracy to get Donald Trump well, attended by Alvin
Speaker 1: Brand and others, was sick and it didn't work, and
Speaker 1: you saw through it to bankrupt the guy through a
Speaker 1: five hundred million dollar judgment, which is a bunch of
Speaker 1: Bovine' skatology, and now that's about to be overturned on appeal.
Speaker 1: The whole thing was going away anyway. I don't believe
Speaker 1: they would have locked them up after the election if
Speaker 1: he would have lost, because legally, when you get these
Speaker 1: issues to the Court of Appeals and beyond, at some
Speaker 1: point law applies, in which case the crap against Donald
Speaker 1: Trump would become apparent to all with eyes to see
Speaker 1: and ears to hear. So right now the world, peace
Speaker 1: is breaking out in the world, the stock markets to
Speaker 1: new highs, more money is pouring into the country. The
Speaker 1: caravans that were coming from the south through Mexico have
Speaker 1: largely dispersed, and if not, there's going to be National
Speaker 1: Guard troops at the border to say stop, you're going
Speaker 1: back home. Come in the legal way. So talk about
Speaker 1: election interference, election interference for the Democratic Party with Jack
Speaker 1: Smith and Fanny Willis and Alvin Bragg and the mainstream media.
Speaker 1: That's the election interference, not reporting facts independently, but taking
Speaker 1: a side and simply being a propaganda arm of the
Speaker 1: radical left in this country. That's what happened. So yes,
Speaker 1: I've I've enjoyed the last six days. Didn't sleep Tuesday
Speaker 1: night Wednesday morning. I wanted to take it all in.
Speaker 1: I loved every minute of it. And I kind of
Speaker 1: missed Yellowstone last night because I was on the air.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, I'll pick it up somewhere down the road.
Speaker 1: But America is in so much of a better place now.
Speaker 1: On college campuses, on TikTok, I see all these liberal
Speaker 1: women shaving their heads because they have now swore off
Speaker 1: any sex with men till further notice. Looking at the
Speaker 1: photos of these women, they have nothing to fear, and
Speaker 1: they say they won't get pregnant. Well, the most dangerous
Speaker 1: place for a baby to be is in a liberal
Speaker 1: woman's womb. That's dangerous right there. So let's continue and
Speaker 1: never stop. We simply continue. And those are my views
Speaker 1: and so much more. But these TikTok videos, Late Night
Speaker 1: Comics and ABC, NBCCBS, the view in the morning shows
Speaker 1: or like comic relief. It's wonderful to watch these liberals
Speaker 1: melt down because the world that they thought existed is
Speaker 1: made up only in their fanciful minds and does not
Speaker 1: exist in reality. It is not real what massive leftist
Speaker 1: liberals think is happening in this country. It's not real
Speaker 1: at all. After they lash out against Donald Trump, it's
Speaker 1: not real. It's fanciful. They spend too much time on TikTok,
Speaker 1: too much time reading the New York Times, too much
Speaker 1: time on MSNBC, and too much time watching certain podcasts
Speaker 1: that solidify their hateful leftist views of this country. So
Speaker 1: we'll see what occurs. This is the dominance of podcasts
Speaker 1: and also talk radio, and it's the rejection of the
Speaker 1: pablem the liberal filth dumped in our kid's minds from
Speaker 1: grade school. On I Gotta, I referenced this. About a
Speaker 1: week ago, I got a email from a woman who
Speaker 1: married woman in around Fresno, California, who sent me an
Speaker 1: email and said that I'm sending this was like a month,
Speaker 1: month and a half ago. My seven year old daughter
Speaker 1: to the first grade for the first time. I don't
Speaker 1: worry about her getting an abortion What I worry about
Speaker 1: is someone sniffing her hair. What I worry about is
Speaker 1: some teacher telling her she's a male inside of a
Speaker 1: female's body. What I worry about is this sexualization of first, second,
Speaker 1: and third graders to prepare them for the seeds of
Speaker 1: liberalism later in life, to make them fear Republicans and
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. I worry about that as someone who she said,
Speaker 1: who's been a liberal my whole life. I'm now thirty
Speaker 1: five years old. I have a different set of values.
Speaker 1: I want to make sure that my daughter can be
Speaker 1: educated and not told that she's in the wrong body
Speaker 1: by system that somehow produces the idea in college that
Speaker 1: it's time to rebel and to act as if you're
Speaker 1: a woman in a man's body, or vice versa. It's
Speaker 1: take short break. I never stop. I simply continue Trump.
Speaker 1: It's the Pete Rose of politics. Lastly, I was at
Speaker 1: Tom Gregory's Montgomery And last night about six thirty to
Speaker 1: pick up some ribs for the family. I waited about
Speaker 1: five or ten minutes. A customer came up to me.
Speaker 1: He had a Pete Rose jersey on, and he talked
Speaker 1: to me the time that he met Pete and Pete
Speaker 1: signed a ball for him and his mother, and he
Speaker 1: just loved the guy. I think it would be a
Speaker 1: great idea if on Red's opening day. I think it's
Speaker 1: the end of March. It's a few months off that
Speaker 1: every person that attends the Reds game on opening day
Speaker 1: wears number fourteen some remembrance of Pete Rose. On opening
Speaker 1: Day and then later in April, the Reds are going
Speaker 1: to have a special day. But let's celebrate Pete's contributions
Speaker 1: to the American way of life in Cincinnati on Red's
Speaker 1: opening Day twenty twenty five. Trump is the Pete Rose
Speaker 1: of politics. Let's continue most coming up later and so
Speaker 1: much more to home of the Bengals and the Reds
Speaker 1: and the Bearcats and the Muskies and so much more,
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Speaker 1: my Billy Cunningham was continue out glory wing supremu to
Speaker 1: Stark Markets, cooking up like crazy. The caravans are stopping
Speaker 1: in Mexico going back home, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: this morning in America are spelled m r ni NG,
Speaker 1: not m ou r n I G. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, most I do. There's hoping glory everywhere. And
Speaker 1: at this point this morning, I'm watching some of the shows.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you watch them all like I do every morning.
Speaker 1: I watch everything Fox Sports and also ESPN. Yes, watching
Speaker 1: them both. And there was a collective unbelievable crapping on
Speaker 1: New York Jets, the New York Giants, New York big market. Right,
Speaker 1: eight and a half million live in the city. Jets
Speaker 1: and Giants. How are they looking not good? How about
Speaker 1: Chicago with the Bears?
Speaker 4: How about the Cowboys?
Speaker 1: How about the Cowboys? So are those big important, valuable
Speaker 1: NFL markets and properties? Yes, we complain about Cincinnati at times.
Speaker 1: I know I don't, maybe you do in segment Sometimes
Speaker 1: segment said it's over. Lance Mcalisher said it's not going
Speaker 1: to work. But then they made the point there's nine
Speaker 1: teams vying for seven spots, and a couple of them
Speaker 1: said I keep an eye on the Bengals.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because they're not that bad.
Speaker 1: And there was a collective sigh of relief in the
Speaker 1: Queens City thinking, Okay, we may think it's terrible, but
Speaker 1: try being a Jets fan, a Giants fan, a Bears fan.
Speaker 1: How about being a Dolphins fan or a cowboy fan,
Speaker 1: big markets, big cities, glory everywhere, and here's little Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Tell the American people, give them hope at this point,
Speaker 1: Tell them what lies ahead. Is it possible that Bengals
Speaker 1: will arise like a mighty Phinnix? It is it possible
Speaker 1: there be the Donald Trump of the NFL and win.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you this if if you're a Kansas
Speaker 4: City Chiefs fan.
Speaker 1: Which of course I watched what happened to them yesterday.
Speaker 1: They can't lose.
Speaker 4: They were on the ropes and then they come back
Speaker 4: and they get the kick blocked at the last time.
Speaker 1: That's never happened.
Speaker 4: If you were a Kansas City Chiefs fan and you
Speaker 4: watch the Bengals on Thursday night, do you want to
Speaker 4: play that team?
Speaker 3: No, I don't want to play them.
Speaker 4: The quarterback who has come in to your building in
Speaker 4: one in the postseason and nearly did it earlier this year,
Speaker 4: do you want to play that team? If you're the
Speaker 4: Buffalo Bills right right now holding onto the two seat,
Speaker 4: If you're the Buffalo Bills with a rough recent postseason
Speaker 4: history that includes Joe Burrow coming into your building, do
Speaker 4: you want to play that team?
Speaker 1: Remember last year and you might not recall, your memory
Speaker 1: is not that good about sports. But in January the
Speaker 1: Bengals went to Buffalo and demolished the Bills.
Speaker 4: So if you're the Baltimore Ravens, now you've eked out
Speaker 4: two wins against him, you've given up seventy two points.
Speaker 4: I want to try for a three. So my point
Speaker 4: is just get in. So how do they get there? Well,
Speaker 4: they got some help yesterday. Tell me, Buffalo beats Indianapolis,
Speaker 4: Colts and Bengals both four and six. Denver loses on
Speaker 4: the block kick. They're five and five. Look behind the Bengals,
Speaker 4: any of those teams catching them, any of those teams
Speaker 4: leap frogging Jacksonville, Miami, the Jets, any of those teams. No,
Speaker 4: So I'm looking at the seventh seed. Okay, a competition
Speaker 4: between the Bengals, Colts, and Broncos.
Speaker 3: Write that down.
Speaker 4: Also, the team that currently occupies the sixth seed, the Chargers.
Speaker 4: Bengals play them on Sunday night. Angry LA's upcoming schedule
Speaker 4: includes Baltimore road game against the Falcons, wrote game against
Speaker 4: the Chiefs.
Speaker 1: You know, all this stuff pretty arduous, not good.
Speaker 4: I feel like, and I said this to you off
Speaker 4: air I feel like at different stages so far in
Speaker 4: the first ten weeks, we've seen people try to rush
Speaker 4: to the front of the line to declare the Bengals dead.
Speaker 1: Sag Man Dennison.
Speaker 4: I'm not willing to do that. I'm not willing to
Speaker 4: do that because the season is really long. It's longer
Speaker 4: than it's ever been. Also, I look at who they're
Speaker 4: competing with now. Their chances of winning the AFC North
Speaker 4: are done right. They're not going to be able to
Speaker 4: leave frog both Baltimore and Pittsburgh, especially with two head
Speaker 4: to head losses against the Ravens. But if they got in, okay,
Speaker 4: as the seven seed we've had this current format, I
Speaker 4: think this is year four, they would be the strongest
Speaker 4: seven seed of all time. A quarterback who's taking a
Speaker 4: team to a Super Bowl, who's won four road playoff games,
Speaker 4: you would want to play them. No, let's just say,
Speaker 4: for the sake of argument, they get in as the
Speaker 4: seventh seed in Buffalo's the two. Would you rather play
Speaker 4: the Bengals, Broncos or Colts.
Speaker 1: I'd rather play the Colts, right.
Speaker 4: I get the Colts with the backup quarterback and Joe Flacco.
Speaker 4: I get the Broncos with a rookie quarterback or I
Speaker 4: could play Joe Burrow. No, So they just got to
Speaker 4: get in and then if they do, you wouldn't discount
Speaker 4: their chances. Now, obviously we all went into the season
Speaker 4: talking about them doing more than just eking out the
Speaker 4: seventh seed or the sixth seed. But the path to
Speaker 4: me yesterday cleared things up in the race for the
Speaker 4: last playoff spot. Nothing changed this weekend. Nothing changed. Bengals
Speaker 4: and Colts were tied coming in, Bengals and Colts are
Speaker 4: tied coming out. Broncos had a one game lead coming in,
Speaker 4: Broncos have a one game lead coming out, and the
Speaker 4: Bengals get a chance to play them here head to head.
Speaker 4: So I think it's going to take nine. I think
Speaker 4: if they get to nine and they have a head
Speaker 4: to head win over the Denver Broncos, they're a playoff team.
Speaker 1: So they need to go. They have seven games left.
Speaker 1: Five and two gets it done. Six and one's almost
Speaker 1: a certainty. Right they can't go and they can't let
Speaker 1: go four and three right now?
Speaker 3: Okay, can they do it? Well, yes, yes they can.
Speaker 3: I look, they've they've they've.
Speaker 4: Got to be better defensively, That goes without saying they
Speaker 4: need more of a pass rush. They Mike Hilton talked
Speaker 4: after the game on Thursday about lack of effort on
Speaker 4: that eighty four yard touchdown, which which doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 4: I'm not here to tell you that the football part
Speaker 4: of this the Bengals have fixed. They have offensive line issues.
Speaker 4: Alex cap and Cordell Volson were terrible on Thursday night.
Speaker 4: They've got no margin for air. You can't you can't
Speaker 4: fumble when you're up by two touchdowns in your own
Speaker 4: end in the third quarter of a game on the
Speaker 4: road against a good team. You can't do those things.
Speaker 4: But I'm not discounting a team that has right now
Speaker 4: a guy who's leading the NFL in receptions, yards and touchdowns,
Speaker 4: Jamar Chase not bad. I'm not discounting a team that
Speaker 4: has a quarterback who's been an MVP finalist before, who's
Speaker 4: having a better season statistically this year. I'm not counting
Speaker 4: those guys out. So you know, this game on Sunday
Speaker 4: Night against the Chargers is not going to be easy.
Speaker 4: But that's not a great offensive team by any stretch
Speaker 4: of the imagination. Justin Herbert's obviously very talented, and I
Speaker 4: think Jim Harball is going to win big there because
Speaker 4: he's a great coach. But if you get this one,
Speaker 4: you get a bye, get a little bit healthier. Pittsburgh
Speaker 4: comes here. Obviously playing the Steelers isn't going to be easy.
Speaker 4: But can this team get five wins in their last
Speaker 4: seven games?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: Do you think they can do? And if they do,
Speaker 4: they're a playoff team.
Speaker 1: So this Sunday night's bigger than Montana, enormous, And then
Speaker 1: they have the break then they so they beat the Chargers.
Speaker 4: But they're not getting They're not getting taken behind the woodshed.
Speaker 4: They look, I'm not gonna I'm not in the business
Speaker 4: of making excuses for the Bengals, you know that. But
Speaker 4: they have arguably three of the least lucky losses you
Speaker 4: could have. Right the game against the Chiefs where they
Speaker 4: have them beaten and you get a pass interference calls.
Speaker 1: So fourth and eighteen or something, and it was.
Speaker 4: The right call, but still they have the Chiefs speed
Speaker 4: split second. They had the Ravens beaten here and then
Speaker 4: the fumbled the muffed hole never happened before, Ryan Rico,
Speaker 4: and then the other night. I'm the last person to
Speaker 4: blame officiating, but Willy on the two point try, there
Speaker 4: were multiple miss calls.
Speaker 3: And they don't call.
Speaker 1: And then also how about the first game against the
Speaker 1: Patriots on the drop pass in the end zone?
Speaker 4: So I certainly do believe you create your own luck.
Speaker 4: At the same time, they have played well enough to
Speaker 4: be in a position to win those games. And those
Speaker 4: games are against teams like Kansas City, like Baltimore that
Speaker 4: are really, really good. And again I just ask you this,
Speaker 4: put yourself in the shoes. I think most would consider
Speaker 4: the Ravens, the Bills, and the Chiefs the three best
Speaker 4: teams in the AFC. Now, the Steelers might have something
Speaker 4: to say about that great road win yesterday. Texans might
Speaker 4: have something to say about that, even though they gagged
Speaker 4: away a game last night against Detroit. But if you're
Speaker 4: a fan of any of those teams, do you want
Speaker 4: to see Joe Burrow in that offense in January?
Speaker 1: I don't want to see number nine.
Speaker 4: So for my money, just get in. And all I
Speaker 4: gotta do to get in is be a game better
Speaker 4: than the Broncos, who I play head to head, or
Speaker 4: the Indianapolis Colts. If I think that's.
Speaker 1: Doable, I got a big question coming up? Are you
Speaker 1: ready for the big questions? Before I get to the
Speaker 1: big question, just a minor question. Right, this is all
Speaker 1: contingent upon one factor, that is Joe Burrow and the offense,
Speaker 1: defensive line needs help, Andrickson went away? The safety whatever
Speaker 1: do they think? Do they believe? Internally? In their heart
Speaker 1: of hearts? Do they have do they have the guts
Speaker 1: to arise from this disaster led by Joe Burrow and
Speaker 1: say we're gonna win in LA. We're then going to
Speaker 1: beat this dealers to go to a nice long break,
Speaker 1: come back for the last few games a year, and
Speaker 1: if they got the guts to, if they think they
Speaker 1: can do it, they will do it. Do they think
Speaker 1: they can do it? Before I ask you the big question?
Speaker 4: Do I think they think they can do it?
Speaker 3: You think they think? They think? I have no idea
Speaker 3: what they think? Think? Think?
Speaker 1: Think?
Speaker 4: Here's here's what I think. I think these next two games.
Speaker 4: I think these games are winnable.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: I think winning in LA, where they have no real
Speaker 4: home field advantage to speak of, is doable. I think
Speaker 4: beating the stealers here is doable. It's not going to
Speaker 4: be easy. If you can do that, though you're gonna
Speaker 4: go to Dallas as a favorite. Who knows who's going
Speaker 4: to be coaching that team. They're not going to be
Speaker 4: playing against Dak Prescott.
Speaker 1: I think Mike Zimmer And they'll.
Speaker 4: Go play their old friend Brian Callahan against Tennessee, so
Speaker 4: a game they'll be favored in on the road. So look,
Speaker 4: the path of the playoffs is difficult, but it's not impossible.
Speaker 4: It's not impossible to navigate. And again, like, I'm not
Speaker 4: discounting a team that has a quarterback who's having a
Speaker 4: great year, and Joe Burrow is He's not perfect, It
Speaker 4: wasn't perfect on Thursday night, but he was damn good
Speaker 4: and he's got the best wide receiver in the sport.
Speaker 4: I'm not counting that team out.
Speaker 1: You ready for the big question?
Speaker 4: Ask me the big question.
Speaker 1: Last night, about six thirty pm, I go to Montgomery
Speaker 1: and in Montgomery, Tom Gregory's place nice and I'm sitting
Speaker 1: there with my grandson who's now like twenty one years old.
Speaker 3: At camp.
Speaker 1: I don't know what happened the last twenty one years.
Speaker 1: Make him pay a weekend. Of course he paid. And
Speaker 1: this fan comes up to me and a red shat
Speaker 1: and a Pete Roaster, and he's got tears in his eyes, okay,
Speaker 1: And I said, tell me what he introduced himself, I said,
Speaker 1: I said, I went to the proceedings this morning. I
Speaker 1: got there about six thirty six forty five am. I
Speaker 1: live in Indianapolis and I drove in, so I'm getting
Speaker 1: there at six thirty am from Indianapolis. I was like
Speaker 1: about a four am wake up call. And he's here
Speaker 1: and it tears in his eyes thinking about Pete Rose.
Speaker 1: Is there any athlete in the sound of our voices
Speaker 1: that would have that kind of emotional tug on the
Speaker 1: hearts of Reds fans other and he's and he brought
Speaker 1: up Johnny Bench, he brought up maybe Barry Lark in
Speaker 1: one of our own He brought up Tony Perez when
Speaker 1: he passes away, or brought up I don't know, some
Speaker 1: other great athlete. And I said, no one's even close.
Speaker 1: Why is that reaction to Pete was.
Speaker 4: From here and was someone that I feel like people
Speaker 4: could relate to in ways they haven't been able to
Speaker 4: relate to anybody else. Like I'm a huge Joey Vadovan.
Speaker 1: When he passes, if you and I you may be
Speaker 1: around I'm not sure I will be, but nonetheless he's honored,
Speaker 1: respected analystic.
Speaker 4: But I don't say this as with the design being
Speaker 4: to insult Joey Vada or anybody else. But I think
Speaker 4: the thing about Pete, and look, I have been less
Speaker 4: willing than others to overlook a lot about Pete, right,
Speaker 4: But I do understand how people established a connection with
Speaker 4: him because he was from here, kind of the every man,
Speaker 4: not a guy who was the most talented but worked
Speaker 4: the hardest, who was touchable, you know. I mean, say
Speaker 4: what you want about all the autographs that he signed.
Speaker 4: You can reach out and touch Pete Rose. He was
Speaker 4: an accessible guy. I don't know that there has been
Speaker 4: anybody like him in my lifetime, so I get it.
Speaker 4: I'm too young. I remember Pete as a graying ballplayer
Speaker 4: going after forty one ninety two and as the manager
Speaker 4: of the Rets. I was born in seventy seven, so
Speaker 4: I didn't grow up idolizing Pete Rose. But I said
Speaker 4: this when he passed. I think we all understand what
Speaker 4: it's like to have a part of a part of
Speaker 4: your youth die. And maybe it's an entertainer, maybe it's
Speaker 4: an athlete, but it sucks. It hurts, and so for
Speaker 4: a lot of people, when Pete passed, a part of
Speaker 4: their youth passed with him. And I can understand why
Speaker 4: that moves you, and I can understand why that's so sad,
Speaker 4: and I could also understand why people had a connection
Speaker 4: to him that all of the off field stuff, all
Speaker 4: of the gambling stuff, wasn't strong enough to break. I
Speaker 4: really do understand that.
Speaker 1: It's like the Donald Trump of baseball that reviled, some hated.
Speaker 1: But I met him in October in nineteen sixty three
Speaker 1: when Hal Pennington brought him by to talk to our
Speaker 1: baseball team, and I was in awe of him since
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty three, and then when I developed a friendship
Speaker 1: with him in the mid nineteen eighties, it was like
Speaker 1: it was like meeting the Beatles.
Speaker 4: A guy who you know. I did a show at
Speaker 4: the Rising Star. It was Grand Vic back then, yeah,
Speaker 4: and Pete was doing a one man show on.
Speaker 1: Stage by himself, sitting, And so what they.
Speaker 4: Did is they sold we did our show out there
Speaker 4: on ESPN fifteen thirty, and they said, as one of
Speaker 4: the conditions that you're going to do an hour with
Speaker 4: Pete Rose on the air. And what I had been
Speaker 4: told is Pete knows about some of the stuff you've
Speaker 4: been saying about him, because I understandably critical, critical of
Speaker 4: lying about gambling and things of that nature. And I said,
Speaker 4: all right, fine, I'll do it. I've said stuff about him,
Speaker 4: Let's have it. And he sat down with me, gave
Speaker 4: me a hard time, had a smile on his face.
Speaker 4: We talked about it, and then we talked about baseball
Speaker 4: for forty five minutes, and I got done with it,
Speaker 4: and one of his handlers said, he's doing this one
Speaker 4: man show. Will you go on stage with him and
Speaker 4: do the Q and A? And I said no, And
Speaker 4: then they told me what they would pay, and then
Speaker 4: I quickly changed my mind and said yes. And so
Speaker 4: I went and had something eat. I come back and
Speaker 4: they go, okay, well, you know, we'll take you backstage.
Speaker 4: And Pete is just sitting back there watching a Reds game.
Speaker 4: And so I sat there for like forty five minutes
Speaker 4: watching a Reds game with Pete Rose, and it was
Speaker 4: impossible to not like him. It was impossible to not
Speaker 4: be just sucked in. I mean just and you know,
Speaker 4: one of those guys you might recognize a lot of
Speaker 4: the faults, and you might not agree with some of
Speaker 4: the decisions he made in his life, but you couldn't
Speaker 4: help but like him when you were around him. You
Speaker 4: around him a lot more than I was, But when
Speaker 4: I was around him, you could not help but like
Speaker 4: him and laugh. And you know the thing about him
Speaker 4: is he had the rare ability to kind of laugh
Speaker 4: at himself. He didn't and you can make fun of him,
Speaker 4: and you could poke at him.
Speaker 3: He's a guy man's man, and.
Speaker 4: I people in that people in that realm often aren't
Speaker 4: good at that. He's pretty good.
Speaker 2: Time.
Speaker 1: I lived with him in Plants City, We went to
Speaker 1: each other's houses, exchanged letters when he was in Marion,
Speaker 1: try to help him. Any day with Pete Rose was
Speaker 1: a great day. And I watch that Reds fan just cry.
Speaker 1: I get it, I really do get I understand it.
Speaker 1: Many don't, but I do.
Speaker 5: B thank you, thank you, And I think Pete Rose
Speaker 5: is that Donald Trump of baseball.
Speaker 4: I don't know if that's good or bad, depending on
Speaker 4: your persuasion.
Speaker 1: But you have a ark side, but the great the
Speaker 1: greatness of the upside overshadowed completely everything else.
Speaker 5: You're You're in a great mood, and I have for slept.
Speaker 5: I haven't slept. My eyeballs looked like a road map,
Speaker 5: and I feel humpy.
Speaker 4: What was like last Tuesday night was the when was
Speaker 4: the moment that hits you, like, man, my guy's gonna win.
Speaker 1: It was about two forty five am. I didn't sleep
Speaker 1: at all because so you waited that long, you waited
Speaker 1: there ding me. I watched it all, watch the more
Speaker 1: or less confirmation, the acceptance. I wanted to wait for
Speaker 1: Morning Joe at seven am. Got through that. Then I
Speaker 1: went to the Today Show and CBS Gale King, and
Speaker 1: by that time Penny said, you got to stop this.
Speaker 1: I said, I can't take a shower and go to work.
Speaker 1: Get the hell out of here. So about ten o'clock
Speaker 1: I took a shower, didn't sleep, and I was on
Speaker 1: fumes till nine pm on Wednesday night. Went to sleep,
Speaker 1: got up Thursday morning. I've done nothing but smile ever since.
Speaker 1: Pete Rose is the Donald Trump of politics and baseball?
Speaker 4: Or is Donald Trump the Pete Rose of politics?
Speaker 1: That would be a great moniker for Donald because Donald
Speaker 1: Trump has a little bit of a downside, but the
Speaker 1: upside outweighs. Pete Rose a downside, but the upside was fabulous.
Speaker 1: And you talk about charisma, personality, Get in the room
Speaker 1: with those two. I like to see those two go
Speaker 1: tet to tet somewhere on stage. That would be unbelievable. Well,
Speaker 1: unfortunately it's not gonna happen. Let's continue both. Thank you
Speaker 1: on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: Hey it's motigor Winter's coming.
Speaker 6: And my friends at me because as we all know,
Speaker 6: elections matter and when folks vote, they order what they
Speaker 6: want and in this case, they got what they asked for.
Speaker 5: Hello, quiet, I'm I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: I'm told by Richard K.
Speaker 3: Jones.
Speaker 1: Segment you took down your Kamala Harris side Tuesday night?
Speaker 3: Is that true or not?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: I did you support give her money?
Speaker 5: No? Tell the truth segment the Hot White Lamps. I
Speaker 5: am yes, yes, you said yes no.
Speaker 1: No no means yes, yes or no. No means yes
Speaker 1: and you know no means nohing yes or no? And
Speaker 1: state issue won? What? What state issue won? One down
Speaker 1: in flames? Thank god? Well you told me the vote no,
Speaker 1: I vote no on that one segment A couple issues
Speaker 1: is Happy Veterans Day to all the veterans out there.
Speaker 1: They're not listing today past present and future. How is
Speaker 1: New York City and Columbia celebrating Veterans Day. They're calling
Speaker 1: it Martyr's Day to celebrate the victims of Israeli aggression.
Speaker 1: Forgetting about the veterans who serve Memorial Days about their death,
Speaker 1: Veterans Day, about their sacrifice that continues, and that is disgusting.
Speaker 1: Why would you send a kid to Colombia for seventy
Speaker 1: five thousand a year to be indoctrinated with leftist Pablin propaganda?
Speaker 1: Why would you do that?
Speaker 3: Segment?
Speaker 1: I had a report that you're sending your kids to Harvard,
Speaker 1: Yale and Columbia? Is that true?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Would you? You're getting a lot of stupid information on
Speaker 1: me these days. That's what Gary Jeff otiation. Garry Jeff
Speaker 1: told me that. I'm just saying, yeah. And by the way,
Speaker 1: is Donald Trump the Pete Rose of politics? Will he
Speaker 1: the stood reporters of pron service, every local tame Star
Speaker 1: heating in their conditioning dealers temestar quality you could feel
Speaker 1: in Northern Kentucky, Caul Johnson Heating and Coolie eight five
Speaker 1: nine four seven to two sixty fifty one sports Bengals today,
Speaker 1: Will he get ready for those chargers and they're working
Speaker 1: out two players today downtown. So if you see a
Speaker 1: few unago your faces, what about Rocky Boyman pay Corse Stadium?
Speaker 1: What about Rocky Boyman? Not one, it's too old. The
Speaker 1: Bengals are hosting veteran cornerback four time Pro Bowlers Xavian
Speaker 1: Howard anything left who played eight years with the Miami
Speaker 1: Dolphins are currently unemployed. And and he's got he's got
Speaker 1: ties to Big Lou and a Rumo.
Speaker 3: I like Lou.
Speaker 1: And also the Bengals are working out veteran running back
Speaker 1: Leonard for net. Didn't he play for the Bucks? Bingo?
Speaker 1: Did he have a doesn't he have a Super Bowl ring?
Speaker 1: Did he play with Tom? I think so? Yeah. And
Speaker 1: then also Willie. I watched yesterday the Pittsburgh beat Washington
Speaker 1: and a thriller, And then I saw Pittsburgh or Philadelphia
Speaker 1: just destroy the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys stink, and the
Speaker 1: Bengals play them on a Monday night in a few weeks.
Speaker 1: I think that game is gonna be flexed. I'm kind
Speaker 1: of watching Tuesday night at nine pm. I watch everything.
Speaker 1: If you live in New York City, the biggest city
Speaker 1: in America, you got the Jets of the Giants. Who's
Speaker 1: the worst shape? The Jets are the Giants either one.
Speaker 1: I got the Jets. You know what they ought to
Speaker 1: do is switch coaches and the Jets guy go to
Speaker 1: the Giants, and the Giants guy go to the Jets
Speaker 1: and see what happens. Ain't hurt, that's for sure. If
Speaker 1: you had a four way between the Jets, the Giants,
Speaker 1: the Bears, and the Cowboys, how would that tournament work out?
Speaker 1: I'd be broke. You think the Bengals are in trouble.
Speaker 1: I think the Bengals might get to the playoffs segment?
Speaker 1: Bengals are four and six and they're sitting nice. There's
Speaker 1: there's nine teams vying for seven spots, and the Bengals
Speaker 1: play Denver right right, and they play the Dallas Dallas
Speaker 1: what doesn't count? They play La there all the Chargers.
Speaker 1: The Chargers are tough will either. They're six and three
Speaker 1: and they don't allow too many points. So JB and
Speaker 1: Company is going to have to do. They have to
Speaker 1: get it on on Sunday night. Do they have the
Speaker 1: guts segment? Do they have the guts? Bengals up? They
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Speaker 1: on seven hundred WLW SEG. I'm told the Democrats ordered
Speaker 1: many products from that facility on Wednesday and Thursday? Is
Speaker 1: that correct? Yes? I think the DNC sold them out
Speaker 1: and were drinking heavily. Let's see college basketball. Xavier's davy
Speaker 1: On Knight is on the Big East. Don a roll
Speaker 1: for his efforts and two big wins over for Thesketeers,
Speaker 1: averaging eighteen points a game on the court. Tonight, Youngstown State,
Speaker 1: the Penguins are in the capital city to take on
Speaker 1: the the Ohio State University. Bucket on the way. Jay Leno,
Speaker 1: remember Jay Leno? Yeah, he said the election was fair,
Speaker 1: honest in a great day for democracy. Jay Leno, is
Speaker 1: that what the Jimmy say at night? Do you think?
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I don't think no, Falla and
Speaker 1: I watched I forced myself again, Willy to watch the
Speaker 1: view today. Two of the ladies on the view were
Speaker 1: not there. Are they suspended or in rehabb I think
Speaker 1: they're they're holding out until Trump leaves office. I hope
Speaker 1: Sega Ambers column here written by a friend of mine
Speaker 1: who talks about you got to join the b B
Speaker 1: liking you got to join the B squad. It's an
Speaker 1: abbreviation for a Korean war that means no. The four
Speaker 1: bees mean no sex, no dating, no marrying men, and
Speaker 1: no children. Are you going to join the four bees?
Speaker 1: Gonna have no sex, no dating, no marring men. I
Speaker 1: don't think you do that anyway, No, and no children.
Speaker 1: You got it right there? Are you gonna? And these
Speaker 1: women are now shaving their head in protest, looking at
Speaker 1: the quality of these women. They're not gonna get pregnant anyway?
Speaker 1: Am I right or wrong? Correct? Please continue? Kansas, the
Speaker 1: home of Tomdinkle, remains number one this week in the
Speaker 1: AP College Basketball Poll. Alabama second, Yukon third. What about
Speaker 1: UC Purdue is thirteenth, Indiana sixteenth. The Bearcats are up
Speaker 1: three spots to seventeenth. What about Xavier Kentucky is nineteenth?
Speaker 1: What about Xavier? Ohio twenty one? Ohio State twenty one?
Speaker 1: Xavier just outside of twenty ninth, But segment Xavier is
Speaker 1: the last local team to win a national championship is
Speaker 1: that correct. Yeah. National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell said
Speaker 1: yesterday the league plans to play eight international games next season.
Speaker 1: What and I think you know who? The Woday Nation
Speaker 1: may be on the way with Ted mckayross the Sea.
Speaker 1: Might they play in Mexico City, Well, they haven't been.
Speaker 1: They haven't had an international game in a while. London, Spain, Brazil,
Speaker 1: Mexico City, Germany and likely Ireland. His port of prints
Speaker 1: on the list. Winnipeg up against Toronto Sunday, willie for
Speaker 1: the Great Cup Championship in the sa FL.
Speaker 3: Eh.
Speaker 1: Good luck to former UC Bearcat quarterback Zach Kleos and
Speaker 1: his fifth consecutive title game with the Blue Bombers. He's
Speaker 1: got like three rings and the CFL. He is a
Speaker 1: He's going to be a Hall of Famer in Canada.
Speaker 1: Now you have some high school teams coming in, but
Speaker 1: I'm beginning over of Kenji Matsuda of Madeira to bring
Speaker 1: in the Madeira girls who run in the state Girls
Speaker 1: Soccer Championship. They're coming in, but as you may know,
Speaker 1: I need a week of rest and relaxation. I'll be
Speaker 1: in the Southern Command right for a week. But when
Speaker 1: I come back what have you lined up? Indian Hill
Speaker 1: won the Ohio Division three boys soccer title. I'm honored
Speaker 1: every year I introduced new players in the Indian New
Speaker 1: Hall of Fame. I love that school. I love what
Speaker 1: they're doing. I love Indian Hill. Please continue twenty three
Speaker 1: to oh to two. So they're undefeated, the only undefeated
Speaker 1: unscored upon boys team at Ohio in all divisions. Let
Speaker 1: me say, let me you say unscored on that? Well,
Speaker 1: it's what you say. Ohio girls state soccer champions from Madera,
Speaker 1: the Summit, Summit, Country Day and Springborough. When are they
Speaker 1: coming in segment? Coming in late the week after you,
Speaker 1: right after you get back. Let's see. Also, congrats to
Speaker 1: the volleyball champs who are on their way into the show.
Speaker 1: Who's that Saint Ursula ninth title, ninth Seaton number seven,
Speaker 1: Roger Bacon number four. I think Tara Harden sponsors the
Speaker 1: Saint Ursula and Wayne Carucci aka Vinnie sponsors the girls
Speaker 1: from Roger Bacon who won the state title? Is that correct?
Speaker 1: That is correct? But Vinnie may come in with him.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. There's Kenji calling me back.
Speaker 1: The super Attendant Mount Saint Joe wins the heart I'm
Speaker 1: on the air, Kenji.
Speaker 5: Can I call you back in about two minutes? Yes,
Speaker 5: I'll call you right back. Okay, please, I'm trying to.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to. Doesn't he doesn't, Kenji know I'm on
Speaker 5: the air.
Speaker 1: For God's sake, I don't know. He's a good man.
Speaker 1: I told him that was a Florida you're going down.
Speaker 1: There's rumors flying around. That's who called me that you're
Speaker 1: gonna be I don't know. Hey, that's the new chief
Speaker 1: of stafford. Oh. I wasn't supposed to say that. Mary
Speaker 1: not up for the Secretary of Commerce. Are you why
Speaker 1: you're going to Florida? I've been asked to say nothing.
Speaker 1: Can't say Mount Saint Joe. When's the Heartland Conference women's
Speaker 1: soccer title? They're headed to the Division IIE tourney. Rose
Speaker 1: levelle Rose Levell. I got a text here from Pete Whitty.
Speaker 1: Can I get on this seating team? Did you mention
Speaker 1: that already Seaton got in? Yes, I mentioned him. Pete Witty,
Speaker 1: pay attention. When's seatan coming? There's seating is coming next week.
Speaker 1: Let's what would they win? Volleyball or soccer volleyball. Well,
Speaker 1: I mentioned Saint Ursula, Setan Satan and Roger Bacon. The
Speaker 1: Spartans won titles in volleyball. What about the Madeira girls?
Speaker 1: You forgot about day? Didn't I just mention them? That's right,
Speaker 1: Thanks for listening. Rose Levelle got the game winner Willie
Speaker 1: an extra time for New York as they move into
Speaker 1: the NWSL semi finals. What does that stand for? National
Speaker 1: Women's Soccer League continue? What did you get Rose Level
Speaker 1: in here? Why don't you do something for once? FC
Speaker 1: Cincinnati is nearing a club record deal to sign Kevin
Speaker 1: Danky from a club in Belgium. Reports are it's in
Speaker 1: the region of fifteen million dollars. How much fifteen million dollars?
Speaker 1: My wife says, I look like Rinaldo? What about getting
Speaker 1: Ronaldo in here? Would that be something? If Ronaldo came here, Willie,
Speaker 1: the world would come to an end. As we know,
Speaker 1: have to build a one hundred zillion dollars seat stadium
Speaker 1: to have Rinaldo come here. Do you think I'd look
Speaker 1: like Ronaldo? Yeah? Slightly, That's what pensy in the eyes,
Speaker 1: and he says, I sleep seven times a day, That's
Speaker 1: what I do.
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: He doesn't sleep any like a vampire, so he sleeps seven.
Speaker 1: It takes seven naps a day. Who Ronaldo, Chris, I
Speaker 1: know Ronaldo been a friend of mine for a long time.
Speaker 1: You would looking too much on Instagram and Facebook. I
Speaker 1: spend my time on TikTok. Yeah that too, Hey, Kenji,
Speaker 1: I'm browing you back in two minutes. Miami RedHawks have
Speaker 1: won their seventh straight Mid American Conference Field hockey title,
Speaker 1: and the Red Hawk ladies are headed against Vermont Wednesday
Speaker 1: in the first round of the NCAA tournament. Let's get
Speaker 1: him in here. Can you get him in here?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 1: They win it all, We'll get him in. We only
Speaker 1: have champions segment. We don't have losers here. That's what
Speaker 1: I'm so many champions. But also Tara Harden's sponsors, Saint Ursula,
Speaker 1: they won the state title. Her son also won the
Speaker 1: state title in tennis. And now Vinnie Wayne Carucci's bringing
Speaker 1: in the Roger Bacon girls who won. Wanted to Tara
Speaker 1: Harden help us out and get Saint Ursula in here.
Speaker 1: She can she can do it. We also want to say, Willie,
Speaker 1: it's the holiday season. Wish Tree twenty twenty four program
Speaker 1: is underway with Ted McKay. Trees are going up, so
Speaker 1: support this this year. It's the fortieth year for the
Speaker 1: wish Tree program. If we were like a wish tree
Speaker 1: called the hotline five one three eight five two eighteen
Speaker 1: ninety five a professional, we'll get back to you in return.
Speaker 1: One About the girls coming in from Madara tw thirty five,
Speaker 1: forty five minutes from now, I don't know they're right there. Well,
Speaker 1: what's the name of the coach? Well, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: Seaton is coming in to see John John John John.
Speaker 1: See he's copying us, and I don't like dealing my act. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I gotta hear from the fur ball, that's his problem.
Speaker 1: We we did mention Brooklyn or something for your information.
Speaker 1: Social media and the Dems are killing Trump saying he
Speaker 1: will kill social security unreal. Be well, have a great vacation,
Speaker 1: the fur ball, this is ferball. Are you part of
Speaker 1: the resistance along with the Democratic gun? You're not resisting.
Speaker 1: I thought elections have consequences. I thought elections matter. I
Speaker 1: guess not. But the fur Ball says social media, A
Speaker 1: lot of the girls are shaving their head, turning down
Speaker 1: sex for the next four years, got metal in their
Speaker 1: nose and their lips. Guess what, don't worry about having
Speaker 1: sex anyway. I was gonna say, you got that. Forget it.
Speaker 1: I'm calling somebody else segment. Get me out of the
Speaker 1: Stude's Report. After two o'clock today we had David Bonnson
Speaker 1: will be here about the future of America under a
Speaker 1: Trump leadership. Donald Trump is the Pete Rose of politics.
Speaker 1: Willie and utter of a beautiful day here in the
Speaker 1: Tri State. And congrats to all the champs over the weekend.
Speaker 1: And we're number fourteen for Reds Opening Day this year.
Speaker 1: Do you agree?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Please continue, leave you with the immortal words of the
Speaker 1: Stood report.
Speaker 4: We did it, Joe, I guess they did.
Speaker 1: Sure you certainly did it. I guess they did. Maybe
Speaker 1: Kenji was an opening a deer Park schools for a superintendent.
Speaker 1: Kenji Matsudo may be calling for a different reason to
Speaker 1: go become the superintendent a deer Park. Think that Jay
Speaker 1: Phillips has move on to his great reward and he
Speaker 1: wants to have a Kenji Matsuda could be the superintendent
Speaker 1: of deer Park? Is that possible? All I know is
Speaker 1: those escape monkeys are still on the loose in South Carolina.
Speaker 1: Somebody get them and don't pet them, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: Bite your hand off. Somebody left the door open, brilliant
Speaker 1: Who let the dogs out? Who let the monkeys out?
Speaker 1: Whoever see you wouldn't want to be twenty five or captured?
Speaker 1: Eighteen are still on the loose? Who let the monkeys out?
Speaker 1: On seven hundred Wall by Billy Cunningham, The Great American.
Speaker 1: Of course, we're figuring up the pieces of what happened
Speaker 1: last Tunesday with the election of Donald Trump, which is
Speaker 1: shocked to many, but what a wonderful advent this has been.
Speaker 1: And now that he's won the electoral vote also one
Speaker 1: I believe the popular vote by about two and a
Speaker 1: half million votes. The Democratic narrative is that the product
Speaker 1: we sold was great, the candidate to that being Kamala Harrison,
Speaker 1: is really unbelievable, and that they don't know what happened
Speaker 1: to him or how it happened to him. Now the
Speaker 1: resistance is forming from the governors of Massachusetts, the governors
Speaker 1: of Illinois and California, et cetera. There's going to be
Speaker 1: a resistance. I guess elections don't matter, Jonan, you and
Speaker 1: I now is David Bonson. He's a renowned financial expert
Speaker 1: and staunch defender of free markets. He's been a contributor
Speaker 1: to many conservative I Think tanks over the years, National
Speaker 1: Review contributor and also author of many books. And David Bonson,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. First of all, from
Speaker 1: thirty thousand feet you look down here, we are about
Speaker 1: six seven days after the election. What happened on Tuesday?
Speaker 1: And I remember the fifth.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 7: I think that a lot of the consensus post game
Speaker 7: commentary has been spot on that you know, there is
Speaker 7: a Democrat party in this country right now that surge
Speaker 7: so leftward in the last ten to fifteen twenty years
Speaker 7: that they've lost connection with certain voting blocks that were
Speaker 7: a vital part of the coalition. And I think the
Speaker 7: most stunning and dramatic is how President Trump performed with Hispanic.
Speaker 4: Voters and young voters, the working.
Speaker 7: Class, you know, white male voters and talked about for
Speaker 7: some time. But all of these numbers have moved, and
Speaker 7: all of them moved last Tuesday, even more than expected
Speaker 7: than one other comment I just want to make that
Speaker 7: isn't getting enough cup is the states he didn't win,
Speaker 7: how much he moved the needle in certain blue states
Speaker 7: that yes, he still lost, but he lost a New
Speaker 7: Jersey by four points, not seventeen. He lost Virginia by
Speaker 7: five points, not eleven. He lost Chicago by Illinois by
Speaker 7: seven points, not seventeen or eighteen. That's a huge difference.
Speaker 7: He lost the state of New York where I'm sitting
Speaker 7: right now, by the lowest margin since Reagan won the
Speaker 7: state in nineteen eighty four. I mean, those things are
Speaker 7: just crazy, and they speak to blue state failures all
Speaker 7: across the board.
Speaker 1: Was it a product or was it a personality? For
Speaker 1: those who I kind of called Donald Trump the Pete
Speaker 1: Rose of politics, you know, we're celebrating and to an
Speaker 1: extent here in Cincinnati, the life and times of Pete Rose.
Speaker 1: We had a big event at the Grand American Ballpark
Speaker 1: yesterday for Pete and Donald Trump and Pete Rose are
Speaker 1: both and the World Wrestling Federation Hall of Fame. But
Speaker 1: the personality of Donald Trump attracts me any to acide
Speaker 1: and repels many others. And the personality that Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: says exactly the same thing. So was it the product
Speaker 1: or was it the personality? Or was it both? With
Speaker 1: presidential politics.
Speaker 3: It's always both.
Speaker 7: Donal Trump is a celebrity, Donald Trump as a persona,
Speaker 7: and there are people attracted to it, and there are people.
Speaker 3: Who are put off by it.
Speaker 7: And yet when you combine the element of celebrity and
Speaker 7: personality with the moment, with the basic frustration people had
Speaker 7: around the key issues inflation, immigration, and the border, you
Speaker 7: add to it, I think a really really bad set
Speaker 7: of cards that the Left was playing a bad incumbent candidate,
Speaker 7: a bad replacement strategy for that candidate, just the timing
Speaker 7: of everything, and also a national frustration that there's been
Speaker 7: no day of reckoning for around the way those people
Speaker 7: handled no. I think that that's a huge element in
Speaker 7: this election. In twenty twenty four, you got to see
Speaker 7: something we didn't see in twenty two in the midterms,
Speaker 7: and that is that a lot of people do not
Speaker 7: appreciate the way their lives were altered by the COVID moment.
Speaker 1: You're a great economist to have a point here about
Speaker 1: the resilience of free markets. You say, the average four
Speaker 1: year market return to thirty three percent, regardless of the
Speaker 1: party and office, demonstrates the robustness of free markets. I'm
Speaker 1: looking at Dalla straight ahead. It's up one hundred all
Speaker 1: time high. You can only imagine if Kamala Harris had
Speaker 1: won by hook or crook, what would have happened to
Speaker 1: the markets, What would have happened to the now orders
Speaker 1: flowing in from Europe to get liquefied natural gas, the
Speaker 1: telephone calls to putin bite Donald Trump, the Saudi Arabians
Speaker 1: back involved in the peace process. I mean, all good
Speaker 1: things are going on, and I often wake up in
Speaker 1: a cold sweat, like James Brown, if I could just
Speaker 1: have a nightmare that really Kamala Harrison, Tim Waltz won
Speaker 1: and the markets are in free fall, and the caravan
Speaker 1: in Mexico continue to push across the southern border. It's
Speaker 1: a road not taken. Was this similar in your viewpoint,
Speaker 1: David Boonsen to nineteen eighty when at the end of
Speaker 1: the last week that people said, Jimmy Carter, we've had enough,
Speaker 1: and the personality the policies of Ronald Reagan came in
Speaker 1: and the rest is history. Is this similar to nineteen eighty?
Speaker 7: Well, you know, it's entirely possible that there are similarities
Speaker 7: in how the voting block moved, but I'm not convinced
Speaker 7: unlike in nineteen eighty. See in that case, what's the
Speaker 7: big difference. Ronald Reagan had to sell himself to American
Speaker 7: people still as someone who could govern and lead, where
Speaker 7: this is very rare since Grover Cleveland didn't have television
Speaker 7: or social media. That President Trump was having to basically say,
Speaker 7: you already know that, you know what I'm like, you
Speaker 7: know what you don't like about me, which is which
Speaker 7: is why stuff like that Puerto Rican joke at Madison Square.
Speaker 3: Guardi and other stuff.
Speaker 7: It's why it was so dumb for them to focus
Speaker 7: on it, because look, if people offended, they were offended.
Speaker 7: Those were not people who were going to be voting
Speaker 7: for him anyways. Those things are pricing. What we talked
Speaker 7: about in financial markets, there's something called things being priced in.
Speaker 7: And the negatives on Donald Trump, which I should be cleared,
Speaker 7: a whole bunch of them. I don't like either, Okay,
Speaker 7: I don't appreciate the way he acts all the time,
Speaker 7: But the American people already decided that they either liked
Speaker 7: or didn't like that stuff. In the end, I just
Speaker 7: think that it was a terrible moment for the progressive left,
Speaker 7: and that by the way they had every opportunity after
Speaker 7: President Biden won to go in and govern to the center,
Speaker 7: and they chose not to do it. They doubled down
Speaker 7: on crazy, and that brand was rejected. And so yeah,
Speaker 7: the combination of President Trump's personality and the moment really.
Speaker 1: Pulled it through. I think a lot of people thought
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty, Okay, Joe Biden, we know Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: we know Scranton Joe. He says all these things that
Speaker 1: are crazy leftist ideas, like telling a six year old
Speaker 1: girl you're in the wrong body, or telling a San
Speaker 1: Jose State volleyball player the six foot three jumps out
Speaker 1: of the gym identifies as a girl. Suddenly a person
Speaker 1: can become a different genre by announcing it one hundred
Speaker 1: and four different gendres, dei reparations, all the other crap
Speaker 1: put out by the radical love. Many people thought, Okay,
Speaker 1: once Joe Biden gets in there, he's not going to
Speaker 1: do that at all. In fact, he doubled down on crazy.
Speaker 1: It got worse, and maybe it was because of his
Speaker 1: lack of mental alertness that he permitted the leftists around
Speaker 1: him to dominate, which is why they lost, and they
Speaker 1: lost big. Now, secondly, and lastly, perhaps his energy. You
Speaker 1: have a great posting. Energy independence and economic strength are
Speaker 1: tied together. Energy, whether it's a gas, natural gas, coal,
Speaker 1: whatever it might be, reproduce those items and safer and
Speaker 1: cleaner way than any country in the world, any country
Speaker 1: in the history of the world. But the Left says,
Speaker 1: shut down the pipelines, We're not going to allow any
Speaker 1: more LNG exporting, We're going to do things to the
Speaker 1: coal manufacture, and that makes it impossible to get out
Speaker 1: of the ground. And that permeates through every aspect of
Speaker 1: American society no matter what you use. And I'm looking
Speaker 1: at a pen, I'm looking at a phone, I'm looking
Speaker 1: at a TV I drove here, and my Chevy Blazer.
Speaker 1: Everything I do in life is relatable to energy and
Speaker 1: the insurance and the insurance costs of also skyrocket. But
Speaker 1: what does a new energy policy of Donald Trump mean
Speaker 1: for inflation in general?
Speaker 7: Well, there's a couple of different aspects, and sometimes it
Speaker 7: takes a bit more nuanced because a lot of people think, oh, well,
Speaker 7: now we're going to start drilling more barrels of crude
Speaker 7: oil per day, where right now we're at an all
Speaker 7: time high at one point three five million barrels. The
Speaker 7: difference is building infrastructure so that we can continue doing
Speaker 7: so in the future cheaper and with rest regulation, and
Speaker 7: then liquefied natural gas exports. Why the Bide administration shows
Speaker 7: eight months ago to put a pause on approving permits
Speaker 7: for new export terminals. From a geopolitical standpoint, From a
Speaker 7: foreign policy standpoint, our ability to export liquified gas to
Speaker 7: Europe and Asia to allies of ours a huge growth
Speaker 7: industry that provides all kinds of military heads against bad
Speaker 7: actors in the Middle East, against bad actors in Russia.
Speaker 3: It's totally insane.
Speaker 7: And so I think those are where you're going to
Speaker 7: see some of the lowest hating and fruit out of
Speaker 7: energy policy is deregulation and eventually US being able to
Speaker 7: export and sell some of these great resources. We have
Speaker 7: the oil companies right now. If if Harris Biden, Trump
Speaker 7: or Santa Claus were president, they're not going to be
Speaker 7: drilling a lot more than one point three five million
Speaker 7: barrels per day just based on the seventy dollars price,
Speaker 7: their break evens, their economics, their supplied demand balance OPEC, plus,
Speaker 7: I think that we're producing plenty of oil right now,
Speaker 7: but I think you need to deregulate the process. And
Speaker 7: that's where I think Trump Secretary of Rick Perry in
Speaker 7: his first term, did a good job. And this is
Speaker 7: a great example, by the way, but you just said
Speaker 7: a moment ago when Biden came in and doubled down
Speaker 7: on crazy, symbolically canceling the Keystone Pipeline on first.
Speaker 2: Day, those types of things.
Speaker 7: He had every opportunity to come in and say I'm
Speaker 7: going to be more of a centrist on energy, and
Speaker 7: he couldn't do it.
Speaker 1: David bonson one of the great things I've mentioned for
Speaker 1: the last several decades. Two things that's going to destroy
Speaker 1: this country completely is unbridled immigration from third world poverty
Speaker 1: grinding us the cities into collapse, which is well underway.
Speaker 1: And Milton Friedman's on my Mount Rushmore of conservatism often
Speaker 1: spoke about unbridled immigration living actually third world grinding poverty
Speaker 1: and importing that into our cities. And the second thing
Speaker 1: is the looming debt crisis. We borrow every day about
Speaker 1: six billion dollars of brand new money. The accumulated national
Speaker 1: debts about thirty six trillion, and we pay over a
Speaker 1: trillion dollars a year on interest that's on its way
Speaker 1: to fifty trillion. And when Trump was in office or
Speaker 1: Bush was in office, it's still went up doubled every
Speaker 1: four years that debt doubled. Right now it appears we're
Speaker 1: on track to have another two trillion dollar deficit. We
Speaker 1: can't afford it. Talk to the American people about deep state,
Speaker 1: about the looming debt crisis, which is going to You
Speaker 1: can't keep taking up brand new credit cards to pay
Speaker 1: interest on the other credit card. At some point that
Speaker 1: debt pyramid will collapse. Explain that to the American people.
Speaker 3: Well, I think the.
Speaker 7: Most important issue is that people have to understand that
Speaker 7: all debt is coming from future growth. The way in
Speaker 7: which we service the debt is paid for from economic resources.
Speaker 7: And one thing about the debt that blew up during
Speaker 7: the Bush years is the debt to GDP ratio. Basically,
Speaker 7: the amounted debt we had, which went up a lot,
Speaker 7: divided by the size of the economy is the same.
Speaker 2: The debt to GDP did not go up.
Speaker 7: However, since the Obama years, through the Trump years, through
Speaker 7: the Biden years, our debt has grown faster than our
Speaker 7: economy every single year. Our annual budget deficit as a
Speaker 7: percentage of GDP is the highest in the free world.
Speaker 7: It's now higher than Japan, higher than Europe. Now, our
Speaker 7: total debt to GDP is not higher than those countries,
Speaker 7: but our annualized addition to the debt as a percentage
Speaker 7: of our economy. So people go, okay, well you need
Speaker 7: to get more economic growth.
Speaker 3: Well, I agree. I was one of.
Speaker 7: Those people screaming for it as an economist thirteen fourteen
Speaker 7: years ago. That ship is sailed. You are not going
Speaker 7: to grow your way out of this period. You're going
Speaker 7: to have to get growth, but you're going to have
Speaker 7: to get spending under control. And that's the part there's
Speaker 7: no political will to do. And I just got to
Speaker 7: remind people listening, this is what we're talking about when
Speaker 7: we're not even in war. This is what we're talking
Speaker 7: about when we're not even in recession. You expect deficits
Speaker 7: as a percentage of your economy to go upduring wartime
Speaker 7: and during tough economic times. This has been peacetime and
Speaker 7: economic expansion, and we're running one to two trillion dollar deficits.
Speaker 3: And by the way, the only.
Speaker 7: Thing we're debating is whether or not we want it
Speaker 7: to be one trillion instead of two trillion. Imagine that
Speaker 7: conversation with a spouse. You know we have one hundred
Speaker 7: thousand dollars credit card debt. Do you want to add
Speaker 7: fifteen thousand next year.
Speaker 3: To the debt or ten thousand of the debt? And
Speaker 3: those are the only two options.
Speaker 7: You need a balanced budget amendment, You need across the
Speaker 7: board spending cuts. Politically, it's impossible to do by targeting
Speaker 7: this and that, so you have to just do it
Speaker 7: broad based. Just say across all categories, we're going to
Speaker 7: implement two percent, three percent, five percent spending cuts. It
Speaker 7: has to happen, and I'm hopeful President Trump and the
Speaker 7: people around him will take that a little more seriously
Speaker 7: than he was able to do in his first term.
Speaker 1: What happens, we have a minute remaining. What happens in
Speaker 1: three years, five years, ten years, and it's coming. If
Speaker 1: we don't do that.
Speaker 7: A lot of people in a lot of people on
Speaker 7: the right predict some sort of doom and gloom particular
Speaker 7: moments or we fall in the ocean. But see my
Speaker 7: predictions worse than that. Japan never had a moment where
Speaker 7: their society just collapsed. They just went thirty years with
Speaker 7: no economic growth thirty years. And so what I call
Speaker 7: Japanification in America where you just live with subpar economic growth. Now,
Speaker 7: could you as something of your bond market rebel and
Speaker 7: have this real, massive cataclysmic event. You could, but you
Speaker 7: might not.
Speaker 3: It may just be.
Speaker 7: Even worse than that, where you just live with subpar
Speaker 7: economic performance. And that's unacceptable for our kids and grandkids.
Speaker 1: And that's not a guess, that is a certainty that
Speaker 1: you cannot take new credit card debt out to pay
Speaker 1: off the interest and other credit cards. At some point
Speaker 1: the pyramid scheme collapses, and America has guaranteed our kids
Speaker 1: and grandkids less of a quality of life and higher
Speaker 1: taxes because what we've done. And I hope Donald Trump
Speaker 1: he's got forty eight months in office, and I hope
Speaker 1: he's the one that says we got to have a
Speaker 1: two to three percent across the board cut in everything.
Speaker 1: Otherwise we're going to give to our kids, less great
Speaker 1: to country, and the evil forces in the world will
Speaker 1: take over. David Bonson, you're the best there is on
Speaker 1: this and once again, thank you for coming on The
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And David Bonson you're a great American.
Speaker 1: Is Donald Trump the Pete Rose of politics?
Speaker 7: Well, I love that example for you guys there in Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: It's a great analogy.
Speaker 7: And obviously everyone is celebrating the life of Pete Rose.
Speaker 7: And Donald Trump has the opportunity to leave a legacy
Speaker 7: next four years. I'm praying he'll do it.
Speaker 3: It's not easy. No, it's not a job. A lot
Speaker 3: of people would want no, And like.
Speaker 7: I said, sometimes he can get in his own way.
Speaker 7: But we're gonna pray he get some good things done
Speaker 7: for our country.
Speaker 1: David Bonson, thank you very much for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And David, you're a great American.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Thanks Bill, God bless you. Let's continue with more if
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Speaker 4: We're going to end the government corruption and We're going
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Speaker 1: Hello, Byett, I'm broadcasting rock What about draining the swamp
Speaker 1: at Saint X? Any comments on that?
Speaker 4: I just got back in town.
Speaker 3: Man, it's the first thing you're gonna hit me with,
Speaker 3: right out of the box, just right.
Speaker 5: I've been in Montana for like what seems like three days.
Speaker 5: I want to hit you with that.
Speaker 1: But I watched you. You have a yellowstone. I thought
Speaker 1: you'd be on last night.
Speaker 3: But what happened?
Speaker 1: Did you shoot that Dutton guy? Did you who shot that?
Speaker 1: Did you shoot?
Speaker 5: I would never shoot John Dunt? That was Rockey, Guys
Speaker 5: sat that was Rocky who shot j R? Rocky shot Jay?
Speaker 5: He shot John. It opens up with John Dutton dead.
Speaker 5: I'm thinking, what the hell is going on? And you
Speaker 5: know who did it? They said some redhead did it.
Speaker 1: You know who did it? It was suicide. That's what
Speaker 1: I was told. Huh suicide? Now what are they going
Speaker 1: to do? It's kind of fake news? Fake news right there?
Speaker 1: But I bet Beth will arise and exact revenge with Rip.
Speaker 1: You don't want to go to Rip's wrong side? Would
Speaker 1: you agree?
Speaker 3: I agree?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: How great of a character?
Speaker 8: Is Beth That is a every fantasy. She's like like one,
Speaker 8: like one centimeter from going over the edge at all times.
Speaker 1: It's the best.
Speaker 3: Could you marry her? Maybe?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: A week No a weekend? Could weekend be in the hospital.
Speaker 1: The classic line was when she kidnapped the She kidnapped
Speaker 1: the Catholic priest to do the ceremony with her and
Speaker 1: rip and her father, And he had this dress on.
Speaker 1: It looked like it wasn't much there and and John
Speaker 1: Dutton says to Beth, you know you have to wear
Speaker 1: something a bit more modest. And she said, why, it's
Speaker 1: gonna be at my ankles pretty soon anyway.
Speaker 3: Jeez, turret not much tooth that one.
Speaker 1: And Dad said, show a little respect for your father.
Speaker 1: It's the best. Hut Who shot Jr? Who shot John Dutton?
Speaker 1: Wasn't suicide?
Speaker 2: Rock?
Speaker 3: What do you say at the rumors are are going wild.
Speaker 5: I did not get a chance to see it, and
Speaker 5: I loyally watched every episode of Yellowstone until the new
Speaker 5: one came out, so I need to I need to
Speaker 5: get caught up on the On the new.
Speaker 1: I think Jamie, Jamie Jamie did it, But uh, how
Speaker 1: was Montana? And listen to you watch you with Montana Grizzlies.
Speaker 1: I said, Wow, that's tough duty right there. But beautiful mountains,
Speaker 1: incredible game, and it took you three days to get there,
Speaker 1: in four days to get back, four.
Speaker 5: Days to get back. I mean that's the thing. Like,
Speaker 5: once you're there, it is amazing. But you know, to
Speaker 5: get out there, I had to take United, which I
Speaker 5: don't recommend doing, but I had to because it's the
Speaker 5: only thing really going in there at the times I needed.
Speaker 5: So I sat in the middle seat from Cincinnati to
Speaker 5: Denver for about three hours, then sat in the middle
Speaker 5: seat from Denver to Missoula level seat.
Speaker 3: Montana for about two and a half. Yeah, the whole deal.
Speaker 5: You wanted to get out there, wanted a glamorous life
Speaker 5: rock That's exactly right.
Speaker 3: You got it.
Speaker 5: And and you know, like like you know, I can
Speaker 5: bounce back and forth between Central time and Eastern time
Speaker 5: pretty good. But I don't know what it is about
Speaker 5: that extra hour Mountain time to Eastern time is.
Speaker 3: It just has me all screwed up.
Speaker 5: But uh, a late game now now, before the game
Speaker 5: though we did, we drove me and my play by
Speaker 5: play Parker got up early and I'm like, damn it.
Speaker 5: If I'm in Montana and I'm we go through hell
Speaker 5: getting out here, I'm gonna see a little bit of
Speaker 5: the state. So we went and drove about an hour
Speaker 5: south to the bitter Root Mountains. Willie and uh One
Speaker 5: did a little bit of hiking, absolutely wonderful. We did
Speaker 5: stop at a diner called Glenn's Cafe that is featured
Speaker 5: in Yellowstone. It's this little shack of a cafe right
Speaker 5: next to this little high school, and I mean the
Speaker 5: place is packed. It's about the size of a cracker box.
Speaker 5: This guy's gotta be making about five hundred grand a
Speaker 5: year at this place.
Speaker 2: But it was.
Speaker 5: Amazing, breakfast on great people out there, watched the little
Speaker 5: high school Montana High School football, did a little hiking,
Speaker 5: and called the Grizz game that night.
Speaker 3: It was wonderful.
Speaker 1: Did you meet Beth anywhere? Was Beth available? Was some
Speaker 1: night in some country bar? Meet Beth late at night,
Speaker 1: jacked up on tequila. That's a tough place to what's
Speaker 1: your name?
Speaker 5: If I did, I don't know if I would run
Speaker 5: to her or run away.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: It's boy, I got two questions. Either way, you'd have
Speaker 5: a story hanging out with that one.
Speaker 1: Let me you got you got ball? Stated? Or who
Speaker 1: ken State in Miami? Here met Wednesday night.
Speaker 5: No, tomorrow I have Eastern Michigan at Ohio, I will
Speaker 5: be the home of ken Brew.
Speaker 1: That's not bad, Tom Brenneman, Yeah, not bad. I got
Speaker 1: two questions. Yes, is Donald Trump the Pete Rose of politics?
Speaker 1: Both in the Hall of Fame w W E. I
Speaker 1: loved by most, despised by a few. And I looked
Speaker 1: at that last night, and I and I and everyone
Speaker 1: on opening day to wear fourteen along with the celebration
Speaker 1: in April. But I look at what Donald Trump did.
Speaker 1: He's loved by many, despised by a few, just like
Speaker 1: Pete Rose. Can't get away from the guy. He did
Speaker 1: so many great things, but some of the media, like segment,
Speaker 1: keeps bringing up the negative.
Speaker 5: So you were You're right, like Pete Rose, Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: There's not many people out there that are.
Speaker 3: Like, oh, he's okay.
Speaker 5: It's like you either oh my god, he's the best
Speaker 5: or he's the devil incarnate. Kind of like Pete Rose,
Speaker 5: he's the best baseball player of all time, I like
Speaker 5: or all of the personal stuff. No, one's really kind
Speaker 5: of on the fence about either of those who characters
Speaker 5: with Donald can't know where you want to be in life,
Speaker 5: right y, that's where you want to be Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Hey love him and other people hate him. And secondly,
Speaker 1: head on your buddy Moegar a couple hours ago, he's
Speaker 1: figured it all out. There's nine teams fighting for seven
Speaker 1: playoff spots, and the Bengals will be one of the
Speaker 1: teams in the playoffs. Your comment go, it's an uphill
Speaker 1: climb to say. At least there's some expert analysis for
Speaker 1: you right there. Okay, but you take comfort in this.
Speaker 1: I take comfort in this.
Speaker 5: They played arguably one of the i mean the top
Speaker 5: three teams in the NFL, the Baltimore Ravens, and took
Speaker 5: them down to the wire. Are they gonna play a
Speaker 5: team as good as the Ravens from here and out?
Speaker 5: Absolutely not. Now the Chargers are good playing out there.
Speaker 5: You know, an afternoon game on the West Coast is
Speaker 5: not gonna be easy, but it's possible.
Speaker 1: The I'm gonna play Pittsburgh. Then they played Dallas.
Speaker 3: And Tennessee, who stink.
Speaker 5: So I hold a little bit of hope in that
Speaker 5: they're not gonna play a team ne'ar as good as
Speaker 5: the Ravens the rest of the year in the regular season,
Speaker 5: and they played the Ravens so well. Just a few
Speaker 5: plays here and there, a few miscalls here and there,
Speaker 5: they're right there.
Speaker 3: So I say, keep hope alive, Keep hope alive.
Speaker 1: There's monkeys loose. Harambe's leading a pack segment. The monkeys
Speaker 1: are loose segment. I think Joe Dieters has been called
Speaker 1: in order to take care of the monkeys loose segment
Speaker 1: in South Carolina. Yeah, the monkeys are loose. You've been
Speaker 1: trying to get a hold of it. Get a hold out.
Speaker 1: He doesn't take my calls animal.
Speaker 3: He's just gonna shoot him, right, they just shoot him.
Speaker 1: Well, you can't shoot him, supposeed with the special monkeys.
Speaker 1: Plus Tony G. Your cameraman wants you to wants you
Speaker 1: to go with him if you go video hunting for
Speaker 1: the monkeys. Tony G wants to come with you. But
Speaker 1: what would you do with these monkeys is like forty
Speaker 1: seven monkeys lose, They're all in the trees. Don't don't
Speaker 1: go and get them. Two or three have been saved.
Speaker 1: Should we call Joe Dieters? They have them shot.
Speaker 5: I mean he's not gonna ask. He's gonna shoot first,
Speaker 5: asked questions later.
Speaker 1: So it's like, yeah, with a big h correct man,
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Speaker 1: Will he The Bengals working out U time Pro Bowl
Speaker 1: veteran corner Xavion Howard today said they had a good workout,
Speaker 1: the two sides could not reach agreement on a deal.
Speaker 1: Howard is heading home to continue training to go off
Speaker 1: with that next opportunity. Also, Super Bowl winning running back
Speaker 1: Leonard Fournette was in and the Bengals are not going
Speaker 1: to sign him at this time. Rock your comments on both.
Speaker 1: What about Xavier? I like his name already and I
Speaker 1: couldn't get I guess the Bengals didn't want to pay
Speaker 1: enough money, right.
Speaker 4: But what are his options?
Speaker 3: He's on the street right now right.
Speaker 1: He's gonna take it. Yeah, he's unemployed. But I don't
Speaker 1: get that. All ties to lou Ana Rumoh, I don't
Speaker 1: get it. They would you come in, come in.
Speaker 5: Okay, maybe it's not the deal you wanted, but come in,
Speaker 5: play a half a season under a defensive coordinator, you
Speaker 5: know a system, you know terminology, you know ball out,
Speaker 5: and then get that big deal next year. Who killed
Speaker 5: John Dunton? Who killed John Dunton College? But Joe Dieters,
Speaker 5: good name a shoot monk. We can say this about
Speaker 5: Joe Dieters because he won re election. He has no
Speaker 5: problem for like the next what six years? So he
Speaker 5: doesn't take my calls. He ignores me completely.
Speaker 1: At this point, I said, the Bengals are also signing
Speaker 1: Gary brif Well, a running back from the New York
Speaker 1: Football Giants. How about that? Uh to uh to the
Speaker 1: practice squad practice practice practice. I gotta I got another
Speaker 1: star here? Where's uh Corey Dillon and a and uh
Speaker 1: Rudy Rudy, Rudy. That's your games Brooks at Yeah, you
Speaker 1: know what, I'll take my chances with James Brooks any
Speaker 1: day of the women here Bingo story out of Canada
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Speaker 1: foul smelling many fat birds in the Pacific Ocean. There's
Speaker 1: something called a fat berg. Their comments on that team
Speaker 1: of scientists fat burg fat South Wales UH had revealed
Speaker 1: that the black balls, initially thought to be made of tar,
Speaker 1: were actually many fat birds made up of human feces, methamphetamine,
Speaker 1: human hair, fatty acids, and food waste, among hundreds of
Speaker 1: other violin befuddling substances. They smell, absolutely discussed. They's smell
Speaker 1: worse than anything could ever smell. They're fat bergs. They
Speaker 1: get together in the ocean and they coalesce around each
Speaker 1: other than they invade the shoreline. They were spotted on
Speaker 1: seven beaches.
Speaker 3: Are imagine those could be used for?
Speaker 5: That could be easily confused for ambergris. You guys know ambergrisses.
Speaker 5: It's basically whale whale vomit. No whale vomit, that's what.
Speaker 5: And yeah, it's floating around in the ocean. But it's
Speaker 5: pound for pound, it's it's worth more than gold because
Speaker 5: they make the finest perfumes in the world out of ambergris,
Speaker 5: and it washes up on the beach. When I was
Speaker 5: over in San Salvagor and Bahama years back, everyone like
Speaker 5: it's some of it had come on the island and
Speaker 5: people were going nuts, like search and scouring the beaches
Speaker 5: for this stuff because if you, I mean like a
Speaker 5: pound of it, it could be worth you know, hundreds of thousands.
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Speaker 1: a different issue. Rock What about saying next winning a
Speaker 1: football game, seg tell them about went Woods? Rock went
Speaker 1: what they take they took down went Woods like twenty two.
Speaker 3: To ten, big game and the number three.
Speaker 1: Winton Woods Warriors took them down and then who they
Speaker 1: what they got next?
Speaker 3: I think Lakota West.
Speaker 1: Lakota West won Tom Bolden, you know Mike, Joe Dieters
Speaker 1: and Alex t when they left Hambliny County with the
Speaker 1: right timing, Bolden leaves Coleraine for Lakota West. Look what happened.
Speaker 1: Look what happens to both schools. I'm just saying, there's
Speaker 1: another Fatberg right there.
Speaker 3: It's sad what happened to Coran? I love Corang.
Speaker 1: I love terrain about Kerry Combs, go back, carry, go back,
Speaker 1: I don't know. And the greatest high school football team
Speaker 1: I've ever seen about twenty years ago. I went to
Speaker 1: see the game Kent McKinley. They went like fifty to
Speaker 1: seven or something, and they quit playing in the fourth
Speaker 1: quarter of some also rock. On Sunday night, when the
Speaker 1: Bengals travel west to Los Angeles to take on those Chargers,
Speaker 1: the Chargers, they better they better get the points early
Speaker 1: because the LAC rank number one in points allowed per
Speaker 1: game at thirteen. Really the Chargers allow six and three,
Speaker 1: so they play defense. So they had they lose to
Speaker 1: one hardball, then they got another one this Sunday. How
Speaker 1: about that, sports fans, I'm just saying Herbert's playing well too. Yes, well,
Speaker 1: everything we've said about the Bengals begins with the foundation
Speaker 1: of beating l a Sunday night, then beating Pitts Pittsburgh,
Speaker 1: and then and the Dallas game is a Monday night er.
Speaker 1: They're gonna get rid of that. They're gonna flex that
Speaker 1: bad They're gonna flex that bad boy to twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: The Cowboys stink Tuesday morning. You know what I guarantee
Speaker 1: you right now, Rock, your Super Bowl champion Harrison team
Speaker 1: could beat the Cowboys right now. I mean that was
Speaker 1: brutal going after the coach, michaeh Well, I'm surprised, like
Speaker 1: Mike Zimmer and still there they went after him, and
Speaker 1: that's that's a mess. I'm glad you brought that up.
Speaker 4: Rock.
Speaker 1: When I think about the Bengals and where they are,
Speaker 1: I'm watching sports talk this morning out of New York.
Speaker 1: How are the Giants, the Jets, the Bears, and the
Speaker 1: Cowboys doing? And that's Dallas, New York and Chicago. Those
Speaker 1: four teams. How are we looking?
Speaker 3: Not good?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean they're Overleb Williams now now they're after him.
Speaker 5: You don't have much around him, and I don't know
Speaker 5: how good that coaching staff is. He's a talented, talented guy.
Speaker 5: He's not my cup of tea, but he's not He's
Speaker 5: a very talented quarterback. I want to ask you the
Speaker 5: big question, Rock, are you prepared?
Speaker 3: What is it? Yes?
Speaker 1: Sunday night, Bengals take down the Chargers. They're now five
Speaker 1: and six with six games left. If they bye week
Speaker 1: and then the long bye week to get ready for
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh here. If they beat the Chargers, do they go
Speaker 1: to the playoffs? And Dave record this for the anals
Speaker 1: of history. What do you say, Rock? If they beat
Speaker 1: the Chargers? Do they go to the playoffs?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, I know that we will win. We
Speaker 1: will win segment who day, who day?
Speaker 3: Who? I believe that we will win.
Speaker 1: Do you believe it?
Speaker 3: I believe.
Speaker 5: We look at the rest of the schedule again this
Speaker 5: it's it's not as daunting now here on Outburgh is
Speaker 5: a good team.
Speaker 3: They're a very good team. But it's a division game.
Speaker 3: It can always go either way.
Speaker 5: At Dallas, when at Tennessee, when Cleveland's and Dompster fire,
Speaker 5: They'll play Denver.
Speaker 3: I like our quarterback better than their quarterback. That gives
Speaker 3: us to win.
Speaker 5: And then they finish playoffs on the line at Pittsburgh
Speaker 5: and they deliver glory.
Speaker 1: How about the Chiefs yesterday, again and again and again.
Speaker 1: Just take it out of the way. It's unbelievable. They're
Speaker 1: not very good. They're nine and the worst team in
Speaker 1: NFL history in the house, Hey Taylor was there? Taylor
Speaker 1: was there?
Speaker 3: Yes, but I like her.
Speaker 1: I like her political guessing her in the Hollywell ate?
Speaker 1: Is Robert de Niro left the America America?
Speaker 6: Yet?
Speaker 5: I would bit about George or Bono said he was
Speaker 5: going to drive his car off a cliff if Trump won.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna not for that big Bono guy.
Speaker 1: A video with her segment George Clooney's lost his mind
Speaker 1: by the way. He said he's backing away from politics.
Speaker 1: Likes he's backing away from acting rock defensive backfield.
Speaker 3: And hey, will it answered me this? How come all
Speaker 3: these people?
Speaker 5: I mean, you saw the amount of money that Kamala
Speaker 5: Harris spent, well was at one point what at one
Speaker 5: point two billion she spent and and Oprah demands a
Speaker 5: million bucks from her. All these other celebrities demand money
Speaker 5: for so it's all fake. They don't really like her,
Speaker 5: they're they're they're getting paid. Meanwhile, Donald Trump wins on
Speaker 5: what is it like, three hundred something million.
Speaker 1: Bucks one third of what she spent with better results
Speaker 1: one third. How about a bet, rock, I'll take Lakota
Speaker 1: West and I'll give you Saint X hot fud Sunday.
Speaker 3: Do it.
Speaker 1: Let's do it. If West wins, are playing well right
Speaker 1: now unlike Tom Bolden, and if they win, the San
Speaker 1: ex Boys will be in counseling Monday morning early, Rocky, Rocky,
Speaker 1: thank you, he killed John Dunnon, right, thank you, hit
Speaker 1: me out of the Stoog's report, counseling, Willie and utter
Speaker 1: of a beautiful day here in the tri State. We
Speaker 1: leave you with the immortal words of the student report.
Speaker 6: Should undocumented immigrants arrested by local police be turned over
Speaker 6: to immigration officials?
Speaker 1: No, that's a fat berg right there, Rocky, thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue on seven hundred WLW