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Speaker 2: Billy Cunning had the Great American Welcome this one day
Speaker 2: afternoon in the Tri Stay. Jeff Bengals set it up
Speaker 2: again on Sunday in Tennessee coming up later as Karen
Speaker 2: Johnson schedule of Channel five to talk about the Later
Speaker 2: she broke the story about Joe Burrow. What was happening
Speaker 2: and there was a deputy sheriff in the driveway we
Speaker 2: think at the time, and he was probably listening to
Speaker 2: the radio with the windows up, and they break in
Speaker 2: took place in the back and we're not sure what
Speaker 2: was taken. And for those who have been in that area,
Speaker 2: it's rather heavily wooded area right on the High River
Speaker 2: Anderson Township. With Joe Burrow, we have more facts on
Speaker 2: that coming up later. But first of all, Chris Finnie
Speaker 2: is one of the great civil rights attorneys in the
Speaker 2: Tri State. Has his own law firm downtown Cincinnati does
Speaker 2: a great job. And Chris Finni, welcome again to the
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham Show. And Chris, I, you're aware of the
Speaker 2: judgment entry signed by Judge Rohlman about six years ago
Speaker 2: in which the City of Cincinnati is under certain duties
Speaker 2: to do certain things about illegal encampments on public property.
Speaker 2: Can you first tell the American people what this order
Speaker 2: says and how it relates to cleaning up the homeless camps,
Speaker 2: which is not occurring in the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, Willie, happy birthday, Thank you, thank you,
Speaker 3: and take it. Hearkens back to a time when three
Speaker 3: three words were important, or phrases were important in society.
Speaker 3: One is comply with the law. Who is that blight
Speaker 3: and vagrancy were bad things and we had to as
Speaker 3: a community. And we were not as wealthy then as
Speaker 3: we are today as a community. But back in the day,
Speaker 3: we had to fight to keep our communities nice and
Speaker 3: we knew that light and vagrancy in ignoring the law
Speaker 3: was a bad thing. And these fundamental values have been
Speaker 3: lost apparently on our city fathers today.
Speaker 2: So years ago, Joe Dieters, there was an encampment on
Speaker 2: Fourth Street. Red's game's going and there was a lot
Speaker 2: of begging going on, which is a separate issue, but
Speaker 2: open air drug use, marijuana smoked in public, which even
Speaker 2: today is illegal but it's not enforced, and defecation, fornication,
Speaker 2: un urination all over the place. And so they went
Speaker 2: to court, and so the order was signed, and it's
Speaker 2: been put in a drawer ever since and ignored. And
Speaker 2: so how does this order relate to what's happening today.
Speaker 3: Well, back in twenty eighteen, the city wasn't enforcing the
Speaker 3: laws that for time immemorial had been enforced to prevent
Speaker 3: vagrancy and blight, to get the drug users and the
Speaker 3: mentally ill off the streets and into a shelter where
Speaker 3: they can be helped. And for whatever reason, you know,
Speaker 3: you've seen it in California, you've seen it in Seattle,
Speaker 3: you've seen it in Oregon, you've seen it on the
Speaker 3: East Coast. Somehow the progressives think that heroin users committing
Speaker 3: robberies and other crimes in homeless camps and and really,
Speaker 3: you know, you know, showing esthetically bad for our city
Speaker 3: as well, is somehow a good value. And they wouldn't
Speaker 3: enforce the law. So Joe Deaters showing tremendous leadership because
Speaker 3: the city persistently refused to do what was the obvious,
Speaker 3: and they had been done for one hundred years prior
Speaker 3: to clean out the you know, the people that are
Speaker 3: trouble from and in this case, as you point out,
Speaker 3: they were in the most public areas they could be
Speaker 3: right when somebody's going to a Reds or Bengals game
Speaker 3: or something like that. And he went in and sued
Speaker 3: the city and said, you're honoring this was Judge Ruleman.
Speaker 3: Please make the city enforce the law and get rid
Speaker 3: of this. It's a nuisance and causing problems for our residents.
Speaker 3: And there's a wonderful agreed entry signed by the city
Speaker 3: and the county and Judge Rulman from back in twenty
Speaker 3: eighteen that orders them to do what can be done.
Speaker 3: And by the way, Willie, there's a myth out there
Speaker 3: somehow that legally we can't any longer do what we
Speaker 3: did for one hundred and fifty years in this city,
Speaker 3: which is to clear out homeless encampments, vagrancy, open air
Speaker 3: drug use. And we can the tools not only exist,
Speaker 3: but the city has been ordered ordered in twenty eighteen,
Speaker 3: and it's a permanent order to enforce the law, and
Speaker 3: they're ignoring that order, and.
Speaker 2: They've ignored it for the last six years. Now, yesterday
Speaker 2: fire Chief Frank McKinley and the mayor and share along.
Speaker 2: I would note there was no police president or the
Speaker 2: prosecutor's office that they were saying the homeless encampment did
Speaker 2: not cause this. Now, I've spoken other cops beaten around
Speaker 2: the bush, But irrespective of what that, what happened four
Speaker 2: seventy one talk about the illegal encampments in Mount Washington,
Speaker 2: and also on I seventy one there was a fire
Speaker 2: under a bridge that was put out also in Columbia Parkway,
Speaker 2: and the city still doesn't enforce the law nor comply
Speaker 2: with the order. So when the city doesn't do that,
Speaker 2: what's the resolution? What can be done?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: So in Stanbury Park they hang out in the you know,
Speaker 3: the bandstand where there's some cover. They do that down
Speaker 3: at saw your point on the P and G pavilion,
Speaker 3: and they do it under the bridges. So the police
Speaker 3: know exactly where these people are congregating and what they're doing.
Speaker 3: They know exactly what to do and and you know,
Speaker 3: there was an article in the paper with somebody soon
Speaker 3: to be a judge in him kind of she just
Speaker 3: got elected Virginia Talent, who was in charge of us
Speaker 3: for the city, and they basically said, we know we
Speaker 3: intentionally ignore this stuff. We don't want to clear up
Speaker 3: the homeless. You know that, we want to leave them alone.
Speaker 3: And the problem with that is we talked about last time.
Speaker 3: You have this wonderful business owner, a pioneer in downtown,
Speaker 3: in the business district of Mount Washington, trying to run
Speaker 3: a barbecue stand, putting their time, their personal safety, and
Speaker 3: their life savings at risk of growing a barbecue business,
Speaker 3: and they have to deal with drug dealers, drug users,
Speaker 3: and homeless people sleeping on their picnic tables rather than
Speaker 3: just run their business. And it creates an environment not
Speaker 3: just in Cincinnati, but you here in Seattle, and you
Speaker 3: here in Portland, you're here in Los Angeles. Business owners
Speaker 3: just give up. They say, if you're not going to
Speaker 3: enforce the law that's written, we're not asking for any
Speaker 3: new laws. And in this case, the city has been
Speaker 3: ordered to enforce the law ordered. Have you ever seen
Speaker 3: a situation when we where the city was ordered to
Speaker 3: enforce the law ever seen it. But this is an
Speaker 3: agreed entry from six years ago, and they are obligated
Speaker 3: under a common police court order to do these things
Speaker 3: and persistently. Again, we have the tools, we have the laws.
Speaker 3: We don't need any new laws. We need the police
Speaker 3: and the city administration to enforce the laws as written.
Speaker 2: Chris Finny, Kansas City be sued for either other mandamus,
Speaker 2: procedendo writ a prohibition. Something a citizen can arise and say,
Speaker 2: you know what, that the city is ignoring an obvious
Speaker 2: legal duty and I want recompense for that.
Speaker 3: Yes, And actually I talked to my co counsel, Kurt Hartman.
Speaker 3: He is of counsel to the Finny Law Firm, a
Speaker 3: brilliant constitutional attorney, public interest attorney, and I believe it
Speaker 3: is our plan to in fact do that. We're either
Speaker 3: going to move to intervene in this case or move
Speaker 3: for a mandamus under this to do that and really
Speaker 3: follow through. And I really want to make sure that
Speaker 3: people know this. If it wasn't for Judge Ruhlman, who
Speaker 3: had the you know, fortitude to stand up and do this,
Speaker 3: and Joe Deeters to take the leadership. Remember the county
Speaker 3: prosecutor had to sue the city to force them to
Speaker 3: enforce the law. That's an extraordinary act and it took
Speaker 3: a lot of bravery and fortitude on both of their parts,
Speaker 3: but they saw the direction the city was heading by,
Speaker 3: you know, like I say, a La Portland or Los
Speaker 3: Angeles or San Francisco with these open air drug markets,
Speaker 3: and they and thanks to them, at least on a
Speaker 3: temporary basis, we put a stop to it. But it's
Speaker 3: creeping back in now and we need the law enforced
Speaker 3: as written.
Speaker 2: Well, one might say, we now have a very liberal
Speaker 2: First District Court of Appeals, very liberal. And I spoke
Speaker 2: to a prosecutor someone in the office about this, and
Speaker 2: I said, well, this this case is now six years,
Speaker 2: six and a half years old. The success of the
Speaker 2: judge Rolman is Judge Patrick Dinkelocker, who's not exactly a liberal.
Speaker 2: He's likely to enforce the law. But is there an
Speaker 2: appellate remedy? Could the city six and a half years
Speaker 2: later on this order, say you know what, we want
Speaker 2: to change the Politically things have changed in the hamlet
Speaker 2: the county significantly the last six and a half years.
Speaker 2: And none of us are certain what Connie Pelach is
Speaker 2: going to do. The new prosecutor who comes in office
Speaker 2: in about two weeks. I don't think she knows what
Speaker 2: she's going to do. She's never prosecuted anybody in her
Speaker 2: entire life. She's in her sixties. But nonetheless, could the
Speaker 2: city claim, well, we want to appeal this, we don't
Speaker 2: agree with it. Now, we want to change the order
Speaker 2: so that we don't have to enforce the law. Is
Speaker 2: that possible?
Speaker 3: I think always Willie. You know, I tell people in
Speaker 3: the constitutionary, in the First Amendment, the Second Amendment, when
Speaker 3: we go into a federal judge, for example, to seek
Speaker 3: enforcement of an existing right that exists, that right hip
Speaker 3: means nothing if the judge won't pull the trigger, if
Speaker 3: the judge won't enforce it. So, yeah, we need strong
Speaker 3: willed judges and Connie Pilwich and you know somebody, or
Speaker 3: maybe we can do it on our own, like I say,
Speaker 3: we're going to move to intervene in the case and
Speaker 3: just enforce it ourselves. But we need strong willed public
Speaker 3: officials that are willing to stand up and do something
Speaker 3: about these things.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, and this order talks about the homeless individuals themselves
Speaker 2: are causing a public nuisance. But more importantly, maybe they
Speaker 2: themselves have their own personal health and safety at risk.
Speaker 2: It is not safe for them to live on city
Speaker 2: streets when it's thirty degrees and its raining or snowing,
Speaker 2: and to have these fires under overpass. It's not good
Speaker 2: for them and it's not good for us. And secondly,
Speaker 2: Chris Finny, there's a memo that Ken Kobert, who's the
Speaker 2: sergeant and CPD who's head of the union now shared
Speaker 2: with me in which the city directed the chief of
Speaker 2: police not to enforce the criminal statute of criminal trespass.
Speaker 2: And I read this and I said, how's that possible?
Speaker 2: And Cheryl Long said, in this memo only enforced criminal
Speaker 2: trespass if there's a secondary offense being committed, which, of
Speaker 2: course the great majority of time there is, whether it's
Speaker 2: drug use or prostitution or defecation in public, whatever it
Speaker 2: might be. But how unusual is it for a city
Speaker 2: to tell its police division do not enforce a criminal
Speaker 2: statute of the state of Ohio.
Speaker 3: I think it is not only extraordinary. That's what got
Speaker 3: the LA District Attorney voted out of office in the fall.
Speaker 3: But this gets to a third issue. So we talked
Speaker 3: about the prosecutors. We talked about the judges and the
Speaker 3: city officials, but it also gets to the citizenry because
Speaker 3: I think that in solid neighborhoods that don't have problems,
Speaker 3: the citizens wouldn't tolerate the kind of stuff that you
Speaker 3: see either down on Fourth Street or in Stanbury Park.
Speaker 3: And the reality is the city's got a tiger by
Speaker 3: the tail because the citizens of Mount Washington aren't going
Speaker 3: to put up with this, and they're speaking out and
Speaker 3: they're going to vote on these issues. So it's at
Speaker 3: their peril that they But here's another question, Willie. Why
Speaker 3: would a progressive you say, liberals, judges or prosecutors or
Speaker 3: city council members or whoever share along, Why would they
Speaker 3: think this is a good policy vagrancy? Why it doesn't
Speaker 3: help the vagrant, who's that going to freeze to death?
Speaker 3: It doesn't help the communities. It doesn't help business owners
Speaker 3: that are trying to serve the communities. It doesn't help
Speaker 3: the little old lady that has to catch the bus
Speaker 3: to get to shopping, who could get mugged. Who's I
Speaker 3: just I look at this and I say, well, okay,
Speaker 3: let's assume you're good hearted. But you're a liberal, you
Speaker 3: disagree with you and I on public policy, but why
Speaker 3: would that ever be a good thing to allow that
Speaker 3: to happen. It doesn't benefit anyone.
Speaker 2: Another aspect of this order, which is paragraph six' a,
Speaker 2: it says this court is exercising its county wide jurisdiction.
Speaker 2: By the way, that includes dent over encampments on public
Speaker 2: property and privately own unlicensed parks, camps, park camp sites
Speaker 2: and and otherwise. So if someone claims, like a Saint
Speaker 2: Francis Seraph Church which is an open air drug market,
Speaker 2: that it's private property, it's owned by the archdiocese. This
Speaker 2: order covers privately owned businesses and property not licensed and
Speaker 2: not zoned to have people living there. And so even
Speaker 2: Stanbury Park that you'd say there's an orchestras stand or
Speaker 2: whatever underneath, it's a public park owned by the city.
Speaker 2: But this order covers every piece of dirt and Hambleton County,
Speaker 2: no matter where it's situated. It's a clear order. And
Speaker 2: unless the city wants to go back in front of
Speaker 2: Judge Dinkelocker, good luck with that to amend the order.
Speaker 2: This is in effect. And you can't tell a municipal
Speaker 2: a government cannot tell police not to arrest crimes committed
Speaker 2: in their presence and do the cops themselves of liability
Speaker 2: because on one hand, the cops are being told don't
Speaker 2: enforce criminal statutes by the state of Ohio, and on
Speaker 2: the other hand, the person that signs if their paycheck
Speaker 2: says we're not going to pay you if you don't
Speaker 2: violate the law. Doesn't that put a cop in an
Speaker 2: untenable situation?
Speaker 3: That I mean, Willie, It's almost like the last election
Speaker 3: where so many things were compared to the values that
Speaker 3: I grew up with, were turned upside down on their head.
Speaker 3: This is the same and again, who I want somebody
Speaker 3: to step in the mayor share along, somebody to stand
Speaker 3: up and tell us why this is a good idea
Speaker 3: to allow vagrants, open air drug markets, drug dealers to
Speaker 3: be in our parks and on our streets, versus getting
Speaker 3: them into shelters where they can get the treatment and
Speaker 3: the health that I think that by the way, I
Speaker 3: think that is compassion I don't believe that it is
Speaker 3: incompassionate to take these people off the streets and get
Speaker 3: them the mental health treatment and the drug treatment that
Speaker 3: they need. I think that is compassion, But I want
Speaker 3: someone to tell me why it's a good policy to
Speaker 3: let this stuff run rampant. And again what I said
Speaker 3: last time I was on we're creating a atmosphere of
Speaker 3: disregard of the law, whether it's on immigration, on the
Speaker 3: homelessness issue, or anything else. Who thinks it's a good
Speaker 3: idea to write a law and then tell everybody to
Speaker 3: ignore it. It creates an infection all the way down
Speaker 3: the system when we do that.
Speaker 2: Well, well, when this lawsuit has filed, Tony Bender, my producer,
Speaker 2: may not understand what it is. Explain what a mandamus
Speaker 2: action is as compared to a procedendo or read a prohibition.
Speaker 2: He needs to know the particulars. How can you intervene
Speaker 2: when you're not the state of Ohio, you're not the
Speaker 2: prosecutor's office, and you're not the city. Explain that to Tony.
Speaker 3: Well, Well, Willie, the whole issue is an attorney of
Speaker 3: who has standing, who can enforce the obvious law that's
Speaker 3: already on the books is a thicket and the judges
Speaker 3: can't even agree on what the right answer is. But
Speaker 3: a man damus is where a government official has a
Speaker 3: clear duty to do something and they're not doing it,
Speaker 3: and you have a court order them to stamp the
Speaker 3: deed or or accept a filing, or issue the building
Speaker 3: permit or whatever it is. But a man damus makes
Speaker 3: them do what the law clearly requires them to do.
Speaker 2: So you and Kurt Hartman are cogitating right now on
Speaker 2: a more or less a citizens lawsuit of someone who's affected.
Speaker 2: I would imagine that good folks in Mount Washington are affected.
Speaker 2: Jackie Brison, the president of the Downtown Residence Council, is affected.
Speaker 2: They're up in arms. Montgomery and Boathouse is certainly affected.
Speaker 2: The Reds, the Bengals FC are affected by this. And
Speaker 2: it's just saying a court is going to order the
Speaker 2: city again to do its duty and don't use excuses.
Speaker 3: It is. Our plan is of this morning to figure
Speaker 3: out how to get that filing done by later this
Speaker 3: week or early next week to put a stop to it.
Speaker 3: The city officials can't continue to you know, they just
Speaker 3: ignore it. I mean, you don't have a press conference
Speaker 3: where somebody says we're going to ignore the homelessness issue. Instead,
Speaker 3: they don't talk about it, and we're going to make
Speaker 3: them start to talk about it and confront what they're doing.
Speaker 2: Put them under oath, get after pure of all, share
Speaker 2: a law. I don't know the fire Chief, Frank McKinley,
Speaker 2: he looks somewhat confident. The other two concerned me greatly,
Speaker 2: but nonetheless, once again, Chris Finnie, you're doing the Lord's
Speaker 2: work and we'll see what happens with the homeless. This
Speaker 2: thing is not going to be resolved today, tomorrow, next week,
Speaker 2: next month. It's been going on for years, and it's
Speaker 2: metastasized into a cancer's tumor in many American cities and
Speaker 2: it can't happen here, not under your watch. Get out, Harman.
Speaker 3: This is the compassion of the answer, and we do
Speaker 3: care about these people. It's not a question of being
Speaker 3: harsh on these people. It's a question of getting them
Speaker 3: out of the elements and into the programs that they need.
Speaker 3: It's not helpful to them and their lifestyle, and it's
Speaker 3: tremendously hurtful to the city to have these open air
Speaker 3: homeless camps and drug marts. It's not good, all.
Speaker 2: Right, Chris Finny, you're a great American, and thanks for
Speaker 2: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 3: Happy birthday, Willie. Thanks for bringing us snow on your birthday.
Speaker 2: Well, the more the more you have, the less valuable
Speaker 2: they are. But on the other hand, when you have
Speaker 2: less time to live, each moment becomes more important.
Speaker 3: It life. Life gets into perspective when you start moving
Speaker 3: up there, I've learned.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, well you're getting pretty old too, but that's
Speaker 2: a different issue. Chris Fenny, thanks for coming on, and
Speaker 2: we'll look forward. When that thing is filed later this
Speaker 2: week or next, let us know and we'll get out
Speaker 2: the word to the American people that often you represent
Speaker 2: so well. Chris Finnie, Thank you, thank you, God bless America.
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Speaker 2: Let's continue. We never stop. We simply continue unabated. After
Speaker 2: one o'clock today we'll be Karen Johnson of the Power
Speaker 2: of five on the Joe Burrow Burglary. What it is,
Speaker 2: what it isn't, and we'll see where it goes from here.
Speaker 2: I don't like the idea of the deputy sheriff catching
Speaker 2: flag for sitting in the sitting in the in the
Speaker 2: driveway because according to I think by Karen Johnson, the
Speaker 2: so called burglary took place sometime between one or two
Speaker 2: pm on Sunday until eight pm on Monday, So we're
Speaker 2: talking maybe about a thirty hour period. And I do
Speaker 2: not think the police officer was on duty, so to speak.
Speaker 2: He was off duty but in in a marked car
Speaker 2: until sometime on Monday. So the burglary could have taken
Speaker 2: place Sunday, I'm sorry, Saturday night or Sunday morning. It
Speaker 2: could have taken place earlier Sunday evening or Monday morning,
Speaker 2: and the cop wasn't there now and there is some
Speaker 2: concern did the cop get out of his car walk
Speaker 2: around the house when he first arrived. I don't know.
Speaker 2: You've heard the nine one one calls. We'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: But the long and the short of it, once again,
Speaker 2: there was a high end burglary taking place in the
Speaker 2: Dry State. And there have been many, many, many, many,
Speaker 2: many many many high end burglaries taking place in the
Speaker 2: Dry State, and according to law enforcement officials, it comes
Speaker 2: from South American gangs. I watched on another show out
Speaker 2: of Denver that there's eighty to ninety separate gangs containing
Speaker 2: ten to twenty members each who come in and out
Speaker 2: of the country, and they're used and abused the actual
Speaker 2: burglars themselves by the organizers because if they don't assist
Speaker 2: in the burglary, they can be killed or they're family
Speaker 2: killed back in Venezuela or Chile. So it doesn't mean
Speaker 2: you're not responsible. Of course they are. But one of
Speaker 2: the rules is don't hurt anybody, in other words, keep
Speaker 2: it a lower profile. So in this case, there was
Speaker 2: a nine to one one call, the twenty two year
Speaker 2: old influencer called her mother in New York City, who
Speaker 2: then called, and also there was another call made and
Speaker 2: the influencer of the twenty two year old, I assume
Speaker 2: with Joe in some sense or another, whether as an
Speaker 2: employee or a girlfriend, said that was asked, is he
Speaker 2: still in the home? I don't think so. So none
Speaker 2: of the law us. These burglaries are taking place on
Speaker 2: a more frequent, frequent basis in the Tri State. I'm
Speaker 2: going to talk to Karen Johnson about what the Indian
Speaker 2: Hill Rangers have to say and what Sycamore Township has
Speaker 2: to say and also Villa Hills, what they have to
Speaker 2: say in Blue Ashton, Madeira, what they have to say
Speaker 2: their professional jobs, and it's done. If you live in
Speaker 2: a Cape Cod in Montford Heights, you're probably in pretty
Speaker 2: good shape, but you might know other difficulties. So we'll
Speaker 2: see what happens. Karen Johnson will be here about one
Speaker 2: oh seven this afternoon and talk about that, but first
Speaker 2: after have puerival and share a long are not any
Speaker 2: different than other liberal democratic mayors and city managers that
Speaker 2: have basically ruined most American cities. One cannot walk in
Speaker 2: San Francisco, Chicago, New York, Atlanta, Washington, d C. Memphis
Speaker 2: without either avoiding the urine and the poop and the tents,
Speaker 2: or panhandling or worse, which are robberies, murders, burglaries, et cetera.
Speaker 2: It's one of the things happening. And do not believe
Speaker 2: for a moment that crime is down. Crime is not down.
Speaker 2: Arrest are down, but crime is way up. Every time
Speaker 2: a homeless person, every hour, every day, every week, they
Speaker 2: spend on city streets, under bridges, or on private property
Speaker 2: not coined for such purposes, they're committing a crime every
Speaker 2: time they do that. But when you have a city
Speaker 2: administration telling the police division do not arrest individuals for
Speaker 2: criminal trespass unless something else is going on, well, something
Speaker 2: else is going on, and they're still not getting arrested.
Speaker 2: The police are demoralized. CPD thinks, Okay, what do we do.
Speaker 2: We took an oath to follow the law and to
Speaker 2: make arrest when crimes happen in our presence. But on
Speaker 2: the other hand, the person that signs our paycheck says,
Speaker 2: don't do that. And as I just dealt with Chris Fenny,
Speaker 2: is going to be a lawsuit filed by he and
Speaker 2: Kurt Hartman either Friday or Monday or Tuesday. It's called
Speaker 2: a man damus action in which once again the city
Speaker 2: is going to be required by judge to enforce law.
Speaker 2: When a public official refuses to enforce the law, that
Speaker 2: can be a crime in and of itself. We have
Speaker 2: a new US attorney coming in from the Trump administration
Speaker 2: sometime in February or March, and I think that new
Speaker 2: US attorney's going to take a look at the city's
Speaker 2: behavior toward not enforcing law. And if you watch they
Speaker 2: have to have pierival yesterday it almost looked like a
Speaker 2: hostage video. He didn't know what Deli was doing, because
Speaker 2: you can't tell your police division not to enforce the law.
Speaker 2: And the South when Democrats did that. When the South,
Speaker 2: when Democrats stood in the doorway of schools and said
Speaker 2: you can't come to school here because you're black, it
Speaker 2: took the feedg to get involved to say you must
Speaker 2: enforce the law. These are civil rights violations. And so
Speaker 2: the Democrats of today, much like their Democratic predecessors in Alabama, Mississippi,
Speaker 2: and Arkansas, refused to enforce the law. They simply throw
Speaker 2: up their answer they were not going to do it. Well,
Speaker 2: that is a federal criminal violation. And when I'm holding
Speaker 2: in my hand this judgment entry Order in permanent injunction
Speaker 2: dated August sixteenth, twenty twenty eighteen, that's what six and
Speaker 2: six years and three months ago, the city's under an
Speaker 2: order of a court to clear the way the public way, bridges, sidewalks,
Speaker 2: et cetera of homeless populations because that's against the law,
Speaker 2: and it's kind of odd that the court must require
Speaker 2: the City of Cincinnati to enforce the law. This also
Speaker 2: includes privately owned, unlicensed areas, so you can't claim like
Speaker 2: it's Saint Francis Seraph Church. Well that's private, it's not public. Well,
Speaker 2: this order covers that too, because the steps of a
Speaker 2: Catholic church in downtown Cincinnati doesn't have the requisite ability
Speaker 2: to provide services to the homeless on their steps and
Speaker 2: it's not zoned properly, so it's covered also if it's
Speaker 2: private property. And I think the good people of Hyde
Speaker 2: Park wouldn't put up with it. Mount Washington has to
Speaker 2: put up with it because of Stanbury Park, which has
Speaker 2: the bandstand which is covered, and they have to put
Speaker 2: up with it because the city refuses to enforced the law.
Speaker 2: Do you want Cincinnati to look like Portland, Oregon, or Washington,
Speaker 2: d C. Or Memphis or Atlanta controlled by liberal Democrats
Speaker 2: who went not enforced the law. And you know, Chris
Speaker 2: Finny kept asking the question. He doesn't understand why they
Speaker 2: don't enforce the law. Stepping back for a moment. Maybe
Speaker 2: this is a theory that is that many liberal Democrats, progressives,
Speaker 2: far leftist, they really don't like the country, they don't
Speaker 2: like the states and the cities, they don't like the
Speaker 2: freedoms that we have, and they need to have examples
Speaker 2: to the failure of America, which solidifies their view of
Speaker 2: America being racist, sexist, homophobic, and these other adjectives. They
Speaker 2: don't like the place in which they live. So by
Speaker 2: allowing permitting I mean, I use the word encouraging homelessness,
Speaker 2: which is drug abuse, alcoholism, and mental illness to flourish,
Speaker 2: it reminds them that their view of the country is accurate.
Speaker 2: That is that they don't like the place very much.
Speaker 2: They want to change it fundamentally. Like Obama said, we
Speaker 2: have to fundamentally change the United States of America from
Speaker 2: what to what Rush Limball often discussed at the time. Well,
Speaker 2: I want to know what the change is going to be,
Speaker 2: and I want to know what's wrong with the country
Speaker 2: in the first place. Fundamentally change the country. Obama sparked
Speaker 2: that flair that continues to burn today in the heart
Speaker 2: of after puival who sees himself as a senator and
Speaker 2: a governor and maybe head of the UN one day.
Speaker 2: But he allows massive lawlessness to occur while claiming that
Speaker 2: crimes are down, allowing massive lawlessness on city streets and
Speaker 2: telling police do not arrest individuals for criminal trespass. They
Speaker 2: have speed bumps over all over Hell's half Acre because
Speaker 2: I have to have pureval and share along. Is told
Speaker 2: the police don't pull people over on a license plate
Speaker 2: violation or for a minor speeding charge. It's not worth
Speaker 2: the hassle of finding out who they are. Are there
Speaker 2: once in warrants. How come you're driving the car, you
Speaker 2: have no insurance, and the city cops are told, we
Speaker 2: want to do it. We don't want to deal with that.
Speaker 2: Don't do that. Scottie Johnson loves that approach. We don't
Speaker 2: want to pull people over unless they're doing something else,
Speaker 2: like a traffic accident, for example. But the typical speeder
Speaker 2: is simply let let go. Don't arrest these individuals. You
Speaker 2: might find out they have warrants for the arrest, they
Speaker 2: have no insurance, and the car isn't registered properly. They're
Speaker 2: driving with a fake license. The license is suspending enough
Speaker 2: for a violation whatever it might be, and that opens
Speaker 2: up a ball of more problems for the city because
Speaker 2: more people are locked up. We don't want people locked
Speaker 2: up because the city likes to have examples of their
Speaker 2: feeling the country's in the wrong place, and by having
Speaker 2: homeless on city streets, it makes it look as if
Speaker 2: America has failed, when really cities have failed. I spoke
Speaker 2: to one of the leaders of the town of a
Speaker 2: township in Hamlton County, and I said, last night, what
Speaker 2: would you do if four or five homeless tents popped
Speaker 2: up in your and your township park. He said, they'd
Speaker 2: be gone within two or three hours. It's happened. He said, Well,
Speaker 2: what we do is take their stuff and we transport
Speaker 2: them downtown, much like Covington and Newport have done. Talked
Speaker 2: to Rob Sanders the other day, had them on the air.
Speaker 2: They've chased the homeless out of Covington and Newport. They're
Speaker 2: not homeless, they're mentally ill, drunk and drug abusers into
Speaker 2: the city of Cincinnati because there's more services, there's more freebies,
Speaker 2: more good stuff here. So when the mayor stands up
Speaker 2: and said homeless camps, the homeless didn't set this fire,
Speaker 2: they may be may be accurate that a homeless person
Speaker 2: didn't set the fire, but let's face it, who did
Speaker 2: set the fire was two real derelicts named James Hamilton
Speaker 2: and Terry Styles, and Zachary Stumpf and Caitlin Hall. And
Speaker 2: they engaged in behavior at that site involving the homeless
Speaker 2: and they set the fire. But the reason the fire
Speaker 2: was set by these two individuals is because there was
Speaker 2: a dispute or a disagreement involving homeless individuals living there
Speaker 2: and certain things were not exchanged back and forth, and
Speaker 2: as a consequence, a fire was set allegedly by these
Speaker 2: two individuals. And Styles is a real scumbag. According to
Speaker 2: the clerk's office, he was causing issues and placed in
Speaker 2: a straight chair with a spit mask. He was cursing, kicking,
Speaker 2: screaming and spitting at deputy sheriffs and when to go
Speaker 2: to court. And I believe this is the same guy
Speaker 2: who served eight years in prison for causing serious physical
Speaker 2: harm to a baby that is the baby of a girlfriend,
Speaker 2: and then he went to prison for eight years. This
Speaker 2: child had profound disabilities through to shaken baby sin. He
Speaker 2: spent eight years in prison and he's told many in
Speaker 2: the jail, I'm not going back. I'm not going back
Speaker 2: to prison. The hell with it. He wouldn't go to
Speaker 2: court this morning. And when the child died about twelve
Speaker 2: years later of the symptoms and the causes of shaking
Speaker 2: baby syndrome, and that child spent twelve years of his
Speaker 2: life permanently being cared for by the state. Joe Dieters
Speaker 2: went back to court and tried to get a murder
Speaker 2: charge against mister Styles, who's now thirty nine years old,
Speaker 2: and went up to the High of Supreme Court and
Speaker 2: Justice Marine O'Connor. She was on all those commercials about redistricting.
Speaker 2: So that isn't fair to the defendant. That is, he's
Speaker 2: already served eight years for Felonia's assault. But Joe Dieters
Speaker 2: couldn't charge him with murder because the baby was alive.
Speaker 2: The best he could do is get a conviction of
Speaker 2: Colonia's assault. He then went back after the child died
Speaker 2: of the causes of shaking baby syndrome, and the court said,
Speaker 2: will not allow Joe Dieters to prosecute him for murder.
Speaker 2: And if the court had done that allowed the prosecution,
Speaker 2: maybe the bridge would not have been burned. We're dealing
Speaker 2: strictly speaking, the homeless did not set the fire, but
Speaker 2: the circumstances of the homeless tents and facilities being there
Speaker 2: caused these derelicts to show up and set the fire
Speaker 2: that caused the damage to the I four seventy one bridge.
Speaker 2: Put that in your pipe and smoke. It coming up
Speaker 2: later in a few minutes. Here it's going to be
Speaker 2: Karen Johnson of the Power of Five and she broke
Speaker 2: the story about Joe Burrow, giving you and I more
Speaker 2: information of the latest as of one o'clock this afternoon,
Speaker 2: what we know and when do we know it? And
Speaker 2: more so, it's going to be a lawsuit filed soon
Speaker 2: once again to make the city do its job, which
Speaker 2: is enforce the ban on homeless encampments in the city
Speaker 2: of Cincinnati. It's not good for them and it's not
Speaker 2: good for us, but it reinforces the idea in liberals'
Speaker 2: minds that this place is a terrible America is awful,
Speaker 2: and as a consequence, we need to be punished. Let's
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Speaker 2: My Billy Cunningham, the Great American. Of course, once again,
Speaker 2: Cincinnati made the national news last night with Lester Holt
Speaker 2: all over the place on CNN and Fox News. This morning,
Speaker 2: he goes to the burglary of Joe Burrow's home which
Speaker 2: may be connected to the South American gangs, but who
Speaker 2: knows the person that broke the story? The power of five,
Speaker 2: those five radars are constantly moving all over the tri State.
Speaker 2: Is Karen Johnson and Karen Johnson Welcome again to the
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham Show. And Karen, first of all, as we
Speaker 2: sit here this early Wednesday afternoon, can you tell the
Speaker 2: American people the facts as we know them to be
Speaker 2: at this point.
Speaker 7: Yeah, this is so crazy. One out of Anderson Township,
Speaker 7: Monday night football Joe Burrows in Dallas, right around the
Speaker 7: same time as kickoffs. A woman who said who was
Speaker 7: staying at Joe Burrow's house Orson Township called her mom,
Speaker 7: called nine one one said the house was broken into
Speaker 7: through a back window, a bedroom window. It was shattered
Speaker 7: and she said the bedroom there had been ransacked. The
Speaker 7: one thing that was interesting at the time, according to
Speaker 7: the radio dispatch and my one cause we got there
Speaker 7: was a Hamilton County off duty deputy doing a security
Speaker 7: detail at the house at least at the time that
Speaker 7: the break in was discovered, and as it stands right now,
Speaker 7: there had been no arrest. Hamilton County Sheriff's Office cannot
Speaker 7: tell me at this point if they think it's linked
Speaker 7: to the other burglaries that are targeting high profile support
Speaker 7: stars like Travis Kelsey, Patrick Mahomes. They all had their
Speaker 7: homes broken into in October.
Speaker 2: We also have I know of several I won't say
Speaker 2: friends of mine, but acquaintances living in Indian Hill that
Speaker 2: had their homes broken into and the same way. And
Speaker 2: the rangers in Indian Hill want to keep that a
Speaker 2: bit quiet because it's not good for business. But going
Speaker 2: back in time, do you know whether the games the
Speaker 2: kickoff was about eight to fifteen or so, and the
Speaker 2: woman called about eight pm, she called nine to one one.
Speaker 2: We've all heard the tape and she called her mom,
Speaker 2: who I think in New York City, who had then
Speaker 2: routed it back to Hamleton County. But is it possible
Speaker 2: that the so called burglary took place many hours before that,
Speaker 2: before the woman was in the house and before the
Speaker 2: deputy sheriff got there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a.
Speaker 7: Good possibility because when she reported, they asked, you know,
Speaker 7: if there was a burglary in progress or if it
Speaker 7: was kind of just discovered, And it was just discovered
Speaker 7: at that time, and according to the incident report, it
Speaker 7: says she arrived at the house and found it broken into.
Speaker 7: Also on the incident report, it lists the time of
Speaker 7: the burglary anytime between one thirty Sunday afternoon and eight
Speaker 7: fifteen Monday night. So, as far as we know, at least,
Speaker 7: what the deputies are really due to us is that's
Speaker 7: the time frame. So we don't know exactly when the
Speaker 7: burglary took place.
Speaker 2: So for those who speculate that the woman was there
Speaker 2: while the burglary was occurring, or the deputy sheriff was there,
Speaker 2: I understand he was in a Mark Carr sitting in
Speaker 2: the driveway listening to radio, which of course we encourage.
Speaker 2: But nonetheless, it's completely possible that at at one thirty
Speaker 2: pm Sunday afternoon, while Joe was gone, that the cop
Speaker 2: had not arrived yet and or the woman wasn't there.
Speaker 2: That's certainly possible.
Speaker 7: That is possible, because what we don't know at this
Speaker 7: point is what time the off duty cop started his
Speaker 7: security detail there.
Speaker 2: Do we know what was stolen from Joe Burrow's bedroom.
Speaker 7: We don't. The incident report obviously Joe wasn't there, so
Speaker 7: he doesn't know, you know, he didn't have a chance
Speaker 7: at least when the report was taken to go over
Speaker 7: and tell them whether he thought it was stoodle in,
Speaker 7: and they said the woman gave a pretty non descript
Speaker 7: you know, of items that may have been taken, but
Speaker 7: at this point, none of that information has been released.
Speaker 7: To talk with the folkesperson for the Sheriff's office too,
Speaker 7: and she told me she does not anticipate any new
Speaker 7: information to be released today.
Speaker 2: And Karen Johnson, please go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 7: No, I wanted to touch base because I am getting calls
Speaker 7: and I'm obviously working the story all day today. You
Speaker 7: mentioned Indian Hill. I have not been able to confirm that,
Speaker 7: but I have gotten some calls to check into that.
Speaker 7: I've also gotten a tip that maybe a few days
Speaker 7: higher to Joe's, there was another break in close by
Speaker 7: to his house. So we're a work in all of
Speaker 7: that right now, trying to kind of connect the dots
Speaker 7: and see if there's more to this, more taking place
Speaker 7: in these two neighborhoods.
Speaker 2: Locally, either Channel five or others have drones up and
Speaker 2: in that area. It's kind of behind Coldstream Country Club.
Speaker 2: It's a heavily wooded area. It's kind of on the
Speaker 2: Ohio River and the cliffs, and to go back into
Speaker 2: that particular area, there's a gate and to go out
Speaker 2: the back of that house. I've been there to that house,
Speaker 2: but I've been in that friend of mine three doors
Speaker 2: down lives there, and it's a heavily wooded area. And
Speaker 2: so if somebody would break in the back of the
Speaker 2: house where the master bedroom is, can I use master anymore?
Speaker 2: Maybe primary? And the guy went through that window? Is
Speaker 2: there any indication whether it was cut out or shattered?
Speaker 2: Because security normally the sound detectors would catch a shattered window.
Speaker 2: However it was cut out with suction cups, the shattering
Speaker 2: would not have taken place, in which case the noise
Speaker 2: wouldn't set off the alarm. So behind his house, can
Speaker 2: you tell the American people what is behind the home
Speaker 2: that someone could go into the wooded area? Because behind
Speaker 2: that house is Coldstream Country Club and a big parking lot.
Speaker 2: But that's one hell of a trek from Joe Burrow's
Speaker 2: house through the woods. Do you see what I'm saying?
Speaker 2: How could someone have gotten out with the gates.
Speaker 7: That would you know, take a lot of planning to
Speaker 7: fifty two that comes up. You know that road and
Speaker 7: then come up through the heavily wooded area through the
Speaker 7: back of his house. That is a possibility. We also though,
Speaker 7: if you think about it, where he lives, it is
Speaker 7: a gated community, but at the gated community for cars
Speaker 7: but not for people walking. You could easily walk around
Speaker 7: the gates the way it's situated. So at this point
Speaker 7: we don't know. You know, the detectives are not saying
Speaker 7: if they think he came up through the wooded area
Speaker 7: because that would be quite a hall, or if he
Speaker 7: may have came through the front and just not driven
Speaker 7: a car. But also you know you're out there those
Speaker 7: gates OVID frequently. Yeah, people coming and going constantly, so
Speaker 7: it's not like, you know, it's secure.
Speaker 2: But up to a point in fact, someone at night,
Speaker 2: say Sunday evening, like at five thirty pm, you could
Speaker 2: drive around those gates that open up. It's simply a
Speaker 2: clicker and there's no guard there. You simply hit the
Speaker 2: clicker or the gates open. I've been there a couple
Speaker 2: of times where the gates are stuck open because the
Speaker 2: clickers aren't working. This isn't a master burglary situation where
Speaker 2: they had no I mean, it'd be easy to get
Speaker 2: someone back there. But I know the deputy Share is
Speaker 2: catching a lot of flak because how can a cop
Speaker 2: And Joe Burrow may say, you know, you pay a
Speaker 2: cop fifty bucks an hour to sit there in a
Speaker 2: mark police car and he's in his car and why
Speaker 2: didn't he know a burglary was going on? Well, it
Speaker 2: could have taken place hours before he got there.
Speaker 7: That is possibility. It could have taken place before he
Speaker 7: got there. It also, I mean, if you look at
Speaker 7: the size of those houses back there, he's sitting in
Speaker 7: a vehicle in the front are you will you even here?
Speaker 7: Even if the glass was shattered in the back on
Speaker 7: the other side of the house. So you know, one
Speaker 7: deputy sitting, you know, doing a security detail may not
Speaker 7: have known it's a huge house and the woman.
Speaker 2: In the house where there two people in the house
Speaker 2: or one? There was some reporting early on it was
Speaker 2: a woman and a guy. Was it only a woman
Speaker 2: to the best of your knowledge?
Speaker 7: Yeah, So in the nine on one call, she's talking
Speaker 7: to a man and it sounds like she's saying asking
Speaker 7: the guy, saying, are you are you you know a cop?
Speaker 7: Are you security? So it almost seems like she did
Speaker 7: not know the deputy who was doing the security detail it.
Speaker 7: She was a little confused of who he was.
Speaker 2: So as far as other similar burglaries, I'm personally aware
Speaker 2: of two people at Kenwa Country Club that had their
Speaker 2: homes broken into in a similar fashion. It was the
Speaker 2: second story. They were absent from the home. It was
Speaker 2: in February of last year, and they were down in
Speaker 2: their home down in Miami Beach area, and someone put
Speaker 2: like deer cameras in a bush or a tree so
Speaker 2: they could monitor the house. Who was there, who was
Speaker 2: not there. They knew no one would be there because
Speaker 2: they had cameras indicating it. They took a ladder, went
Speaker 2: up to the second floor, used a cutting device. Instead
Speaker 2: of shattering the window, they used a cutting device with
Speaker 2: rubber and they pulled it away. They went in the house,
Speaker 2: stole a whole bunch of stuff, went out, came came
Speaker 2: back down. The window was left shall we say, open,
Speaker 2: because it was cut out and it was February of
Speaker 2: last year, and it was it was shall we say,
Speaker 2: the pipes were frozen. All hell broke loose, and the
Speaker 2: rangers don't want to get the information out to scare
Speaker 2: people because otherwise you got problems. And there's other people
Speaker 2: that in the Blue Ash and Villa Hills area that
Speaker 2: have called me and said they had the same thing
Speaker 2: happened to them. And one of the rules is they
Speaker 2: monitor their property with cameras. They make sure who's in
Speaker 2: who's not there. They know that they go in and
Speaker 2: they have a ten minute timeframe to get in and
Speaker 2: get out. They don't shatter windows, they cut them out,
Speaker 2: and they use a cloaking or masking device on signals
Speaker 2: from the house to in case there's a burglary alarm
Speaker 2: that is sent by signal. No one has a landline anymore,
Speaker 2: and that's how it's done. And what do you know
Speaker 2: about that whole situation.
Speaker 7: That is scary to me. I can tell you this
Speaker 7: when with the deputy reported and you know in the
Speaker 7: nine of one caller, the woman she said quote the
Speaker 7: word shattered. They use the word shattered. So I don't
Speaker 7: know the situation. I can tell you when we put
Speaker 7: the drone up, you could see the back window and
Speaker 7: it was boarded up. So we don't know how they
Speaker 7: got into Joe Burrow's house. But you know, getting back
Speaker 7: to I understand a lot of police departments want to
Speaker 7: keep think quiet, especially when they happen in nicer neighborhoods.
Speaker 7: But me, I'm talking to people in Borrow's neighborhood and
Speaker 7: blocks away. They want to know this stuff because it's
Speaker 7: happening more than once. You know, they have a right
Speaker 7: to know. You know, I know one woman right now,
Speaker 7: she's adding extra security to her house. She doesn't live.
Speaker 7: She lives a few minutes away from Burrow because of this,
Speaker 7: And people who live in these communities have a right
Speaker 7: to know what's going on.
Speaker 2: And the other rule of these gangs is no injuries.
Speaker 2: If they have to confront someone, they get out because
Speaker 2: they don't want to kill or hurt anyone. But this
Speaker 2: is dangerous because the homeowner there was a homeowner and
Speaker 2: it was in Warren County two days ago that shot
Speaker 2: an intruder. I think you might have covered it. And
Speaker 2: thank god shots were fired and the bad guy's dead.
Speaker 2: But one of the rules of the South American gangs
Speaker 2: is no injuries, no deaths. Don't confront we don't want
Speaker 2: to call any more difficulty for us. And then if
Speaker 2: difficulty arises, they simply get them out of the country
Speaker 2: and bring in another crew. I had an FBI agent
Speaker 2: retired tell me there's eighty to ninety gangs of five
Speaker 2: to ten members each operating all over the country. And
Speaker 2: this is something that it's scary as can be because
Speaker 2: I don't think they're going to go into a Cape
Speaker 2: Cod in Middletown, but they look for areas, especially young
Speaker 2: athletes that have a lot of bling. But then it
Speaker 2: also involved a couple of prominent families in Indian Hill
Speaker 2: and they're scared to death. They don't want to sleep
Speaker 2: in their house anymore. It's a problem.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And I know with the NBA and the NFL players,
Speaker 7: you know them, seems to be the same. It's happening
Speaker 7: when the players are at a game. I think it
Speaker 7: was the Milwaukee Bucks. Bobby Portis he had his broken
Speaker 7: into and it was right up kickoffs, and it was
Speaker 7: the same situation. It was through a back window, through
Speaker 7: a bedroom window. It was ransacked.
Speaker 4: So there are.
Speaker 7: Striking similarities between the burglaries that we're finding. But again
Speaker 7: Hamilton County Sheriffs not really seeing for sure if they
Speaker 7: believe this one is connected to the others.
Speaker 2: Of course they don't know, but it has all the
Speaker 2: earmarks and to get away from that house on the
Speaker 2: back end, I would say, it's almost impossible to leave
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow's home and walk down the hill away from
Speaker 2: the high River, through all the woods to find a
Speaker 2: car to get you out of there. It didn't someone
Speaker 2: just walking around like Hyde Park or over the rhine. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: you can't go out. That makes me believe that it
Speaker 2: was a car or a vehicle that went inside or
Speaker 2: through the gate which is not guarded and waited out front.
Speaker 2: The cop hadn't arrived yet. They did what they did
Speaker 2: in dark, got out within ten minutes, and they're gone.
Speaker 2: That's one that's a guess on my part. Does that
Speaker 2: kind of fit with you with what you know at
Speaker 2: this point?
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, you know, we don't know at this point.
Speaker 7: We just they're not saying anything. But I'm sure if
Speaker 7: that is the case. You think with all those houses
Speaker 7: you know says high end homes right there, there has
Speaker 7: to be some high end security systems that have cameras
Speaker 7: facing the road. So I would think at this point
Speaker 7: there would be some kind of footage that shows something,
Speaker 7: especially if they have they have a time frame between
Speaker 7: one thirty Sunday and eight fifteen Monday, you know, they
Speaker 7: know what area they're looking for, they know what time
Speaker 7: they're asking the neighbors to go back. Look at the
Speaker 7: security cameras. But again that's something we don't know what
Speaker 7: detestives have yet.
Speaker 2: And there's one way in and one way out that
Speaker 2: it kind of branches off left and right, but there's
Speaker 2: one way back there and one way out. The whole
Speaker 2: development only started about twelve fifteen years ago because it's
Speaker 2: beautiful overlooking the High River. It's what it's beautiful. A
Speaker 2: lot of high end individuals lived there and they built
Speaker 2: their homes there. But there's not a lot of ways in,
Speaker 2: not a lot of ways out, and so I'm sure.
Speaker 7: Correct, especially if you drove in. If you drove in,
Speaker 7: you have to drive out the same way.
Speaker 2: That's it. And I bet they have footage of something today.
Speaker 2: But Karen Johnson, you and Brian Hamrick are the best
Speaker 2: there is. And once again, thank you for coming on
Speaker 2: the Bill Cunningham Show. And thank you Karen, thank.
Speaker 7: You for having me have a good day.
Speaker 2: I thank your Let's continue with more. And what's happening
Speaker 2: with the area of police departments is it's bad for
Speaker 2: business and families don't want to publicize the fact they've
Speaker 2: been robbed, because that's unsettling and it's bad for the neighborhood.
Speaker 2: And that's what's going on. But the eighty to ninety
Speaker 2: teams of ten to twenty members each, and that's out
Speaker 2: of Chile and out of Venezuela, and that's what's happening.
Speaker 2: You're informed, Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WLW. Don't
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Speaker 4: That could be dangerous. You know it's not as easy
Speaker 4: as it looks.
Speaker 2: Okay, what about scaring my guests straight? I can be intimidated.
Speaker 2: I don't think so. I got it.
Speaker 7: I got it.
Speaker 2: Paternity testing, who's your daddy? Take one? There's a fly
Speaker 2: to sixty wilcost my line, We're better do it again.
Speaker 8: Now I got a better idea.
Speaker 2: Don't be filling.
Speaker 9: Oh hello, hello, hello, quiet, and I'm spokes I'm brought cash, bought.
Speaker 2: You voted right?
Speaker 10: God?
Speaker 2: Well, today is my birthday segment. That's right, Willie, Happy birthday, Happy.
Speaker 11: Birthday to the great American and also uh one other
Speaker 11: great American and the tri State Patrick Meyer has a
Speaker 11: birthday today thirty nine and holding.
Speaker 2: Not thirty nine. I was in my rear view mirror
Speaker 2: a few years past segment.
Speaker 11: We had just invited a few of your good friends
Speaker 11: down here, Willie, because we know you were such a
Speaker 11: great athlete at Deer Park and you ran cross country.
Speaker 11: We brought these guys down that you're going to show
Speaker 11: him how to run from here to Mason in a
Speaker 11: few minutes.
Speaker 2: Say these are the state champs, the boys state Please
Speaker 2: introduce the coach you'll talk about the players, will Ye.
Speaker 11: This is the Mason boys cross country team. They just
Speaker 11: won their fifth state title, third in their last four
Speaker 11: years twenty twenty two, twenty one, fourteen, two thousand and eight,
Speaker 11: and now twenty twenty four. And their fine coach is
Speaker 11: going to retire after nineteen seasons. He was just named
Speaker 11: the Ohio Association of Track and count cross Country Coaches
Speaker 11: twenty twenty four Coach of the Year. We're talking about
Speaker 11: the great one top mister Tom Rapp.
Speaker 2: Tom, you know what's going on in life? Is that correct?
Speaker 8: Well? Sometimes I get a little lucky.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how many years have you been at Mason High School?
Speaker 8: I've been in William Mason.
Speaker 2: Heisloo twenty years, twenty years and you're going to stick
Speaker 2: with it no more. You've had a time to move on.
Speaker 2: Kind of move on. Introduce your players. They look young,
Speaker 2: They need a cheeseburger. Introduce your player. We got some thin,
Speaker 2: fast ones here. Jason Zoo is a senior.
Speaker 8: Senior, Will Buckaloo, senior Max Greco, and junior Caden Winship
Speaker 8: are with us today.
Speaker 2: Explain the format when you're across country champions? What do
Speaker 2: you have to do? Run around the track? You run
Speaker 2: out in the fields? What do you do?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 8: We run over fields, mud, dirt, uphills, downhills, you name it.
Speaker 8: Places have been aren't necessarily created to be run in.
Speaker 2: So you don't run on the track.
Speaker 8: No, no, we stay away from the track. That's track season.
Speaker 8: Across country. We like to run where you can get
Speaker 8: muddy or dirty or in the in the dust and
Speaker 8: the grass.
Speaker 2: Who'd you compete with? Did you beat at Cleveland School?
Speaker 8: Well? Second place this year was Saint Xavier, So they're
Speaker 8: kind of our trivals. So yeah, so sant Ax and
Speaker 8: we've had some great battles over the years. We make
Speaker 8: each other better, all right, Now, don't be nice about this.
Speaker 8: These guys are smart. You told me off the air.
Speaker 8: They're explaining three point five or higher?
Speaker 2: Is that correct? Yeah?
Speaker 8: All seven of our athletes who competed at the state
Speaker 8: championship were designated as academical Ohio, which means you have
Speaker 8: to actually run in the state championship race and have
Speaker 8: a three point five unweighthed GPA.
Speaker 2: Were way out of our league. So these guys are
Speaker 2: pretty smart. What you're telling?
Speaker 8: Are they talk about things on the run that I
Speaker 8: have no idea what they're talking.
Speaker 11: It's just one guy's hairdoo. There's one guy's hair do.
Speaker 11: I'd like to have that, can I? Can you and
Speaker 11: I do that?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 2: Leap on his head?
Speaker 8: I like that.
Speaker 2: I like that look. And I'm asking a few questions.
Speaker 2: Are you ready? What is what is the square root
Speaker 2: of thirty six? What are the four heads on Mount Rushmore?
Speaker 2: Abraham Lincoln? Just I mean justin Trump? Can you do that?
Speaker 2: Can you do the Trump dance? Yeah, let's do it
Speaker 2: right here. Wonderful. In other words, you don't know the
Speaker 2: fore heads? Is that fair to say Roosevelt? Which one?
Speaker 2: Teddy who was the first name on the far left
Speaker 2: on the Mount Rushmore? Washington? That's correct, that's not bad.
Speaker 2: And I'm asking another question, who's the governor of Ohio?
Speaker 2: Who's the lieutenant governor? On Houston? Houston? That's close enough,
Speaker 2: say Crook giving him the answer, not giving him anything.
Speaker 2: I'm just sitting here. What are the two named the
Speaker 2: two US senators from Ohio? You mean Kurt or what
Speaker 2: I mean? Right now? Today?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Oh, Mora. Now he's coming in, he's coming in. Who's
Speaker 2: there now? Shared Brown? That's right? Who's the other way?
Speaker 2: That's it right there. You're not as dumb as you think, coach,
Speaker 2: and I'm not bad.
Speaker 8: That's William Mason High School education right there.
Speaker 2: What's the winning time? Is there a time that you
Speaker 2: you win?
Speaker 8: While cross country is more about how well you place
Speaker 8: because the different courses vary. But we did have a
Speaker 8: really fast Our first guy was Kaden over there, who
Speaker 8: rans fifteen oh seven for three point one miles, which
Speaker 8: is about four fifty something a mile.
Speaker 2: That's not bad. It was pretty fast segment. Give me
Speaker 2: some sports and make it fast. Will leave the stood
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Speaker 2: Do you have a swimming team at Mason? We do?
Speaker 2: Are they good? Uh?
Speaker 8: The other girls have won state championships a couple of times.
Speaker 11: Man, we had a lot of schools. You've been at
Speaker 11: that campus. They could hold it. They could hold the
Speaker 11: winner in the summer Olympics out in Mason. Great facilities,
Speaker 11: unbelievable out there. I mean they got room. I mean really,
Speaker 11: you guys ought to put a bid in for the
Speaker 11: Olympics in like twenty twen.
Speaker 2: How many kids attend Mason High School? Thirty six hundred
Speaker 2: in the high school. That's pretty good. And I kidding
Speaker 2: we had the baseball champs on that pitcher that's right
Speaker 2: shut down. Hats right there there, it is right there there.
Speaker 2: Here's the hat.
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Speaker 2: And two touchdowns.
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Speaker 2: Can you name the five Great Lakes? Give me the
Speaker 2: Five Great Lakes Serie one, Superior two, Chigan three four?
Speaker 2: Are you good? Five? Please continue segment.
Speaker 11: Also, let's see Colgates will take on number five Kentucky
Speaker 11: at eight on ESPN fifteen to thirty down in dirty baseball,
Speaker 11: this is a good thing. Willie Tom Hamilton, who is
Speaker 11: called Cleveland Indians Games on the radio for thirty five
Speaker 11: seasons at Cleveland Guardians Games for thirty five seasons, is
Speaker 11: a twenty twenty five recipient of the Ford C. Frick
Speaker 11: Award for Excellence and Baseball Broadway.
Speaker 2: To burgeoning who's doing the Mason High School radio? What
Speaker 2: do you want to be when you grow up? I
Speaker 2: want to be a sports marketing analyst. Really, I want
Speaker 2: to move front office. You want to make the big bucks?
Speaker 7: Go ahead?
Speaker 2: How much see you wait? By the way, you can't
Speaker 2: wait more.
Speaker 4: Solid?
Speaker 11: This is big as one of my legs.
Speaker 2: What else is sports? What about Joe Burrow's house? What
Speaker 2: can you tell me?
Speaker 11: I got burglarized with people in it and a sheriff
Speaker 11: and the driveway.
Speaker 2: Has an influencer, twenty two year old influencer.
Speaker 8: I'm glad that.
Speaker 2: I bet she was influencing Joe Burrow. What do you think?
Speaker 2: I have no idea. He wasn't there.
Speaker 11: Well, he was getting hit by Micah Parsons every other other,
Speaker 11: every other play Monday Night.
Speaker 2: Now, coach, how does it look next year at Mason
Speaker 2: the home in the transmitter by the way, your name
Speaker 2: was almost the transmitters. Are you wearing that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 8: We run right by the WW transmitter all the time.
Speaker 2: Do you bow your head and wow? Kind of genuflect
Speaker 2: a little bit? I like that. That's my standard formality
Speaker 2: now that we have show some respect.
Speaker 8: But we do have a we have a good crew
Speaker 8: coming back. We lose some guys that we need to replace,
Speaker 8: but we have a pretty strong pipeline. That starts all
Speaker 8: the way back in our middle school with our middle
Speaker 8: school coaches, and so I think the success will continue.
Speaker 2: All right, some more questions. Hey, give me what year
Speaker 2: did Ohio go into the Union? Eighteen o three? Very good?
Speaker 2: What about Kentucky.
Speaker 4: Before that?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it was seventeen ninety three something like that. Yeah?
Speaker 2: Who was the Vice President of the United States?
Speaker 4: Right now?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Come on, very good? Not bad. Who's the Secretary
Speaker 2: of Defense? Not in football, but I mean the military?
Speaker 2: Very good? Very good, very good. These guys know what
Speaker 2: they're now. One by one, come up to Michael. Give
Speaker 2: me your name, and what do you want to do
Speaker 2: with your life? If any? My name is Jason, and
Speaker 2: I want to be an economist. An economist, Wow, very good?
Speaker 2: You love me at any University of Chicago, So that's
Speaker 2: be smart. Yeah, what about John Maynard Keynes? What are
Speaker 2: his theories of economic growth? John Maynard Keynes? I have
Speaker 2: no idea. That's why you're going to college, right. Next up,
Speaker 2: give me your name and what are you going to do?
Speaker 2: My name is little Buckaloo, and I'm gonna go into
Speaker 2: marketing and hopefully get in the sports monkey game. Go
Speaker 2: see Joe Frederick down there, he does all that. Next up,
Speaker 2: I'm Max, and I'm going to go into business. Man,
Speaker 2: you want to make a lot of bucks? Yes, And
Speaker 2: the skinny guy right here Kadan.
Speaker 7: Winship, and I want to go into business and hopefully
Speaker 7: get into a front office spot with baseball.
Speaker 2: So you want to be like with the reds of
Speaker 2: the bucketball, moneyball something like that. Great, and Mason has
Speaker 2: won several state titles and other sports. Correct, we have
Speaker 2: the baseball team in here. Girlschss tennis, girls tennis is
Speaker 2: past them.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Have you competed against Deer Park and all these any
Speaker 2: deer Park.
Speaker 8: They're in a different division otherwise, uh, otherwise they give
Speaker 8: us a handful.
Speaker 2: I'm sure, I have no question. They have two hundred
Speaker 2: students there, So you're talented.
Speaker 8: Deer Park is a home of great Americans like you.
Speaker 2: So see what I'm saying, how you're buttering me up.
Speaker 2: I kind of like that, like that segment what about
Speaker 2: cold time? Somebody did? Have you ever played Cole Rain?
Speaker 2: Ever run against Colen? They're in our conference?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: Oh tell me about Cole Raine High School?
Speaker 4: Ye?
Speaker 11: Laying on me, Well, we were good in seventy five
Speaker 11: and seventy six with with mypers and the Boys that
Speaker 11: and fing coach Russo. They were deadly in cross country.
Speaker 11: They played basketball against him at Milford. Those are the
Speaker 11: good old days. But Milford is Cole Raine kind of
Speaker 11: like competitive or not.
Speaker 8: In cross country. Yeah, they're not at the top of
Speaker 8: the table right now. They're at the building football. How's
Speaker 8: the football team? What, Cole Raine, what are you guys
Speaker 8: laughing at? They're only lost twenty two in a row.
Speaker 2: Twenty two in a row. Wait, the only thing go
Speaker 2: is up? Carry Combs is back though, maybe how about
Speaker 2: that he's fired? Yeah, Terrry Combs. But he's getting old.
Speaker 2: He's got to be in his sixties, right. I think
Speaker 2: he's gonna come here and be our football analyst. Really,
Speaker 2: I don't know. Let's do guys, congratulations. Let this be
Speaker 2: one of the many things you've done in your life
Speaker 2: that indicates you have a successful life. And don't be
Speaker 2: a clown. Well, yeah, don't be a clown. We try
Speaker 2: not to segment. Coach congratulations, Thank you. We'll get some
Speaker 2: pictures taken out front, and uh segment. Get us out
Speaker 2: of the student's report, please.
Speaker 11: Well, The and Honor of the Mason boys cross country
Speaker 11: team their fifth state championship. We leave you with the
Speaker 11: immortal words of the stud report.
Speaker 2: I paid my dude time after time after my sentence
Speaker 2: committed no cris singing boys, if you know the words,
Speaker 2: have you made mistakes?
Speaker 7: Made?
Speaker 2: A few tripped and fell somewhere in the mud and
Speaker 2: the filth and the degradation. They got to be on
Speaker 2: a test, and they got to be on a test
Speaker 2: one day. That's terrible.
Speaker 11: You know you guys got the worship a scene out
Speaker 11: a test or anything.
Speaker 8: Yes, I'm approaching anything about they're good. They're just like
Speaker 8: finishing strong and erace. They're good at bailing.
Speaker 2: Themselves out there. End of the discuss, what is the
Speaker 2: value of pie? Three point one bar? But it was
Speaker 2: Apple and Jerry. You know Freddie pie?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Who's Freddie Murkhy You guys know who he is. That's
Speaker 2: him right here. He's singing. He's singing about you guys.
Speaker 2: By the way, do you have to get in rings?
Speaker 2: Are you guys getting rings?
Speaker 8: That's up to them and their parents really, because that'll
Speaker 8: be out of their budget, not the team budget.
Speaker 2: It rings segment. Step up and get the rings together.
Speaker 2: They got a lot of sponsors at Mason. They got
Speaker 2: all the dough out there. Coach told me is known
Speaker 2: as Willie Mason High School. Is that correct? Correct? Willy Mason?
Speaker 2: You can name the high school head. He'll tell me
Speaker 2: that they named that after you. Two and the Great
Speaker 2: American Ballpark. Goot sometimes hit the music seven hunderd WLW
Speaker 2: my Billy cunning in the Erica. Let's continue, of course.
Speaker 2: Jeff crew Air from New Orleans, Louisiana is a great
Speaker 2: radio talk show host and a columnist. I read his
Speaker 2: stuff constantly. This one's at townhall dot com. Six weeks
Speaker 2: until our long national nightmare is over, and Jeff crewe Air,
Speaker 2: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And we're about,
Speaker 2: I don't know, about halfway through between the election and
Speaker 2: the inaugural January the twenty. They can't get there fast enough.
Speaker 2: And at least after the visit to Ghana in which
Speaker 2: he fell asleep, gets got off the plane. He looked
Speaker 2: like he'd been sleeping all all day. Look terrible. And
Speaker 2: the other day he's holding a news conference or a
Speaker 2: statement in the White House discussing what great things they're
Speaker 2: done to the economy of the inflation numbers are through
Speaker 2: the roof in the month of November. Then the electricity
Speaker 2: goes off, he says, and he loses his teleprompter, begins
Speaker 2: to babble, and one might ask, Uh, can you give
Speaker 2: me the two or three hits, two or three things
Speaker 2: that have occurred during the administration of Joe Biden that
Speaker 2: we want to kind of forget and hope the national
Speaker 2: nightmare ends quite soon.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, Bill.
Speaker 10: We could talk for days about everything he's done to
Speaker 10: destroy our country and the world, because remember when he
Speaker 10: took office, we had peace around the world, right, and
Speaker 10: now we've got wars raging, and he is determined to
Speaker 10: create the biggest debt he possibly can. I mean, we
Speaker 10: are sending money everywhere. He gave a billion to Angola.
Speaker 10: He keeps giving money to Ukraine each and every day,
Speaker 10: for giving loans to Iran.
Speaker 4: I mean, he is doing more damage than I think. Bill.
Speaker 10: In my opinion, he's the worst president in American history.
Speaker 10: I've studied American presidents. I think he is the worst.
Speaker 10: He's giving us a situation where, you know, hopefully, prayerfully,
Speaker 10: we can get to January twentieth, and Donald Trump and
Speaker 10: his team can get in there and fix this mess.
Speaker 4: But he hasn't created a mess here.
Speaker 10: He's created a mess economically, He's created a mess with
Speaker 10: foreign policy.
Speaker 4: On the border.
Speaker 10: I mean, there's literally nothing he has done well. And
Speaker 10: the other day I saw him, he was screaming. You know,
Speaker 10: he starts screaming. He goes from whispering to screaming about
Speaker 10: what a great job.
Speaker 4: He's done as president. I mean, I had to laugh Bill.
Speaker 2: The other thing about he's taking credit for syria downfall.
Speaker 2: You have terrorist liberating terrorist from other terrorists. Nobody knows
Speaker 2: how that's going to turn out. But the other day
Speaker 2: in the White House, he's taking credit for the downfall
Speaker 2: of Syria, that, of course his administration tried to mainstream
Speaker 2: relationships with for the last several months, and that is
Speaker 2: Siria has been aligned with Russia for the last forty
Speaker 2: or fifty years. Russia has two military bases there, and
Speaker 2: you have one terrorist liberating other terrorists from other terrorists.
Speaker 2: And I'm looking at this, I'm thinking, I have no
Speaker 2: idea how that's going to turn out. No one does good, bad,
Speaker 2: or indifferent. But whether it's Ukraine, he's we're at the
Speaker 2: brink of World War three. Some say we've already started
Speaker 2: World War three, and he's giving more money to the Ukraine,
Speaker 2: more money do a gola, more money to He's released
Speaker 2: two billion dollars of money to Iran. He's trying to
Speaker 2: make it as impossible as possible for an affair. Wise,
Speaker 2: this is unbelievable.
Speaker 10: And let's not forget Bill. We've got Americans that are
Speaker 10: struggling all over this country. We've got victims of Hurricane
Speaker 10: Heleen that are they're living in tents, that are living
Speaker 10: in desperate situations. That area has been devastated. Wouldn't those
Speaker 10: billions of dollars go a long way to helping those
Speaker 10: people recover. We have got to put America first. I mean,
Speaker 10: protect our borders, protect our citizens.
Speaker 4: Take care of our people.
Speaker 10: We are thirty six point two trillion dollars in debt. Bill,
Speaker 10: this is the biggest spender in American history. He's added
Speaker 10: eight point five billion dollars to our debt and it's
Speaker 10: increasing every day.
Speaker 4: He's gone crazy with.
Speaker 10: The spending and we're not taking care of our own people.
Speaker 10: So yeah, I'm tired of being global policemen. I'm tired
Speaker 10: of intervening everywhere in the world. Trump was right Syria
Speaker 10: is not our fight. We go from one bad guy
Speaker 10: to a terrorist, all these terrorist groups. What are we
Speaker 10: doing with nine hundred and fifty troops in Syria?
Speaker 2: Bill, I have no except getting him killed, you say
Speaker 2: in your column quote. Unlike Reagan, Biden has decimated our military,
Speaker 2: which faces terrible recruiting crisis, created a high inflation and
Speaker 2: interest rates with his unwise economic policies, and endangered the
Speaker 2: security of our nation with this reckless mishandling of the
Speaker 2: southern border and our adversaries abroad. And I'm looking at
Speaker 2: screens right now that these San Diego, Los Angeles, Portland,
Speaker 2: Chicago have become super sanctuary cities getting ready for the
Speaker 2: next influx of orders from the Trumpet administration about the
Speaker 2: illegal criminal aliens that are living in their midst. In fact,
Speaker 2: in New York City, I watched the other day they
Speaker 2: have six hundred and fifty thousand criminal aliens, of which
Speaker 2: sixty five thousand are convicted felons, sixty five thousand roaming
Speaker 2: the streets in New York City. And maybe Mayor Adams
Speaker 2: has seen the light goes he wants to pardon. But nonetheless,
Speaker 2: our cities are in complete collapse. Ashtral North Carolina is decimated.
Speaker 2: They could use a lot of help, and we have
Speaker 2: the president heading out billions of dollars. We have about
Speaker 2: forty percent of our ships are not seaworthy. What we
Speaker 2: lose ten thousand soldiers and sailors a month who don't
Speaker 2: sign up because they can't serve the nation. And now
Speaker 2: the November inflation numbers are terrible, and I'm looking at this.
Speaker 2: Could it be look at the responsibilities being handed to
Speaker 2: Donald Trump to fix and when he doesn't fix some
Speaker 2: of these problems caused by Biden in the first three
Speaker 2: to six months, then Trump's gonna be calls for that too.
Speaker 2: Prices rose two point seven percent just in November, and
Speaker 2: there's nothing going right. Everything that should be up is down.
Speaker 2: What should be down is up. And it's embarrassing what's
Speaker 2: happening in the world. But the media still refuses to
Speaker 2: cover Biden that way.
Speaker 10: Correct, Correct, The media has given him a pass for
Speaker 10: four years. I mean, the media covered up his mental
Speaker 10: incompetence for all these years. We knew Bill that this
Speaker 10: guy was mentally incompetent, but the media covered it up.
Speaker 10: They don't report the truth. Of course, they go after
Speaker 10: Donald Trump. I mean Donald Trump's trying to save our country.
Speaker 10: I will say this, I think Donald Trump's done more
Speaker 10: good as president elect than Joe Biden has done as president.
Speaker 10: Donald Trump has already shown leadership across the world. He's
Speaker 10: already had the Prime Minister of Canada come down and
Speaker 10: kiss the ring at mar A Lago. He's already had
Speaker 10: conversations with the Mexican president. He's got a team in
Speaker 10: place that's going to do something about the government spending.
Speaker 4: Tom Holman, I think he's going to do a great
Speaker 4: job with this border situation.
Speaker 10: He's got a good team in place to deal with
Speaker 10: all these problems that Biden and Harris created. By the way,
Speaker 10: Tamala Harris has gone a wall, I mean, I guess
Speaker 10: she just has.
Speaker 4: Decided to I don't know what she's doing.
Speaker 10: Go back on vacation because she's out of the picture completely.
Speaker 4: I guess.
Speaker 10: So they're a mess, and we got to bring the
Speaker 10: adults back and take care of this country because, as
Speaker 10: you say, you're completely correct, we've got a total mess
Speaker 10: on our hands right now under this administration.
Speaker 2: You know, I wake up every morning thinking what could
Speaker 2: have been. Imagine if a quarter of a million votes
Speaker 2: that changed hands in those three so called border wall
Speaker 2: states of blue states. And imagine Kamala Harris is in
Speaker 2: the White House. Imagine where we are in the world today.
Speaker 2: There'd be no kissing in the ring from anybody here.
Speaker 2: Happy days are here again. And I can't imagine economically
Speaker 2: our nations surviving having a national debt of thirty six trillion.
Speaker 2: And you talk about Doge quite a bit in your column.
Speaker 2: If you take Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, defense spending, interest
Speaker 2: on the national debt, and federal retirement programs, that's about
Speaker 2: two thirds of the federal budget. And so I think
Speaker 2: it's granted a cut federal spending. But how do you
Speaker 2: do it if two thirds of the budget seventy percent
Speaker 2: so is off limits? How do you do it?
Speaker 10: Well, I mean, I think there's a lot of areas
Speaker 10: we've got to look at that it may be sacred caws,
Speaker 10: like the military. I mean, I know a lot of
Speaker 10: Republicans want to increase spending on the military, and I
Speaker 10: think there's a lot of waste there. I mean, I
Speaker 10: think we can save a lot of money that we're
Speaker 10: now sending overseas. I don't want to do any of that.
Speaker 10: I don't want to send any foreign aid bill and
Speaker 10: we've got a thirty two point two trillion dollar national debt.
Speaker 10: How can we be sending our money overseas when we've
Speaker 10: got this debt and we've got people here.
Speaker 4: That aren't being taken care of.
Speaker 10: So, yeah, the defense, I think budget needs to be
Speaker 10: looked at very closely. I think there's lots of savings there.
Speaker 10: And all these departments. I'd love to see the Department
Speaker 10: of Education shut down. We got all these we got
Speaker 10: you know, we just heard that report the other day
Speaker 10: where we've got eighty ninety ninety nine percent of these
Speaker 10: and fellow employees that don't even work in the office,
Speaker 10: they work from home.
Speaker 4: How many of them are really even working?
Speaker 2: Not many?
Speaker 4: And we do buildings are in What do you do
Speaker 4: with all these buildings?
Speaker 2: Sell them? In other words, making condominiums, sell them? Right, Well,
Speaker 2: we can get along with at least sixty percent cut.
Speaker 2: And I know viveg Ramaswam and Elon must feel like
Speaker 2: you and I feel. But I've gone through the Grace Commission,
Speaker 2: I've gone through the Penny Place. I think every administration
Speaker 2: comes in to say we got to get rid of
Speaker 2: waste fraud and abuse. We got to cut federal spending.
Speaker 2: Why do you think it'll be different this time.
Speaker 10: Well, I think the problem is so acute. I think
Speaker 10: people are now maybe more aware. I think Trump's going
Speaker 10: to show leadership on this and push it. He's got
Speaker 10: two very capable people leading this effort. They've already hit
Speaker 10: the ground running, so I'm hoping that dynamics are different.
Speaker 10: I mean, the problem needs to be addressed. We cannot
Speaker 10: continue like this. There's no every state. I'm in a
Speaker 10: state Louisiana that has to balance their budget every year.
Speaker 10: There's no reason why the federal government shouldn't do that
Speaker 10: every year. We need a balance budget amendment. We need
Speaker 10: to get away from all this deficit spending. We've got
Speaker 10: to be responsible with our taxpayer funds. So I think
Speaker 10: it can be done, I really do, if we have
Speaker 10: the will to do it, and I think this administration
Speaker 10: does under President Trump's leadership.
Speaker 2: You say in your column, not only has Biden made
Speaker 2: America weaker both at home and overseas, he's also physically
Speaker 2: mentally weak. He's it's an unwell eighty two year old
Speaker 2: man who should have been retired from politics decades ago.
Speaker 2: Sitting in Washington is the so called Washington Post. They're
Speaker 2: relentless and shedding light into the corners. Sitting in Washington
Speaker 2: is ABC, NBC, CBSPBS and all the media types. And
Speaker 2: for the last two or three years, we obviously have
Speaker 2: had a president who cannot discharge the duties of the office,
Speaker 2: and a vice president is more unpopular than he is.
Speaker 2: Why is the media giving him a free past the
Speaker 2: last two or three years?
Speaker 10: Because they believe in his ideology, They support his progressivism,
Speaker 10: They wanted to cover for him, and they thought he
Speaker 10: was maybe the best bet to beat Donald Trump. And
Speaker 10: then when he became impossible to support after the debate performance,
Speaker 10: they ditched him and got behind Kamala Harris and didn't
Speaker 10: tell us about all of her faults and all of
Speaker 10: her problems, and they allowed her bill to go without
Speaker 10: a news conference, very few serious interviews propped her up.
Speaker 4: Can talk about hurry.
Speaker 10: Inconsistencies, and piled on Donald Trump. And still, thank god,
Speaker 10: the American people had the wisdom to vote for Donald
Speaker 10: Trump and we can get about the business of saving
Speaker 10: our country.
Speaker 2: You know, your calling points out the national debt equates
Speaker 2: to two hundred and seventy one thousand dollars ode by
Speaker 2: each taxpayer, two hundred and seventy one thousand ode by
Speaker 2: each taxpayer. And there's no plan to cut federal spending
Speaker 2: in a significant way because even though I have confidence
Speaker 2: in the Trumpster and veveg Ramaswami and JD. Vance and
Speaker 2: Elon Musky, yes, yes, yes, but whatever they do must
Speaker 2: be approved by the Congress. And there's paper thin majorities
Speaker 2: in the House and even in the Senate to an extent,
Speaker 2: with all the retirements and also the new jobs, it's
Speaker 2: going to be like two eighteen to two fifteen or
Speaker 2: two seventeen to two fifteen. And the Republicans got a
Speaker 2: belly up to the bar and say, we can't take
Speaker 2: this anymore. We've got to change the course we're on.
Speaker 2: And I hope they're willing to do it, because we
Speaker 2: cannot if at the end of this term, if you
Speaker 2: and I get together in four years and Trump has
Speaker 2: barred another eight trillion dollars on top of what we
Speaker 2: got now, and we're heading toward fifty trillion dollars, which
Speaker 2: is two trillion dollars a year in interest, which will
Speaker 2: be about thirty percent of the whole budget paid to
Speaker 2: bond holders. We can't survive. It's over.
Speaker 4: No, we can't. We can't.
Speaker 10: And the difference is going to be that we're going
Speaker 10: to apply pressure to these rhinos. These rhinos are the
Speaker 10: difference between the Trump Agenda passing and the problems we
Speaker 10: had in.
Speaker 4: The first term.
Speaker 10: Remember all the Republican opposition of the Trump agenda in
Speaker 10: the first term. He had to do a lot of
Speaker 10: this on his own, such as the border wall. These
Speaker 10: rhinos have to get behind President Trump. Jony Ernst changed
Speaker 10: her tune when she got pressure. We got a guy
Speaker 10: now running against Bill Cassidy, rhinos senator here in the
Speaker 10: Louisiana We have to apply the pressure and make sure
Speaker 10: that they get behind this Trump agenda. And you're right,
Speaker 10: I mean I wish President Trump didn't pick all the
Speaker 10: people for his cabinet from the House majority because we
Speaker 10: have a very slim majority and if we lose a
Speaker 10: special election or two, then these Democrats could possibly take control.
Speaker 4: So that's a problem.
Speaker 2: Bill, Yeah, Akeem Jefferies is waiting in the wings to
Speaker 2: have more. All he's going to do to take pot
Speaker 2: shots at the decision makers and we could go back
Speaker 2: easily and in two years it's got to stay this way.
Speaker 2: The only way to change the course of this country
Speaker 2: is to control the presidency and the Congress for about
Speaker 2: eight to twelve year period. That can do it well.
Speaker 2: If we go back and forth, there's no hope. Once again,
Speaker 2: Jeff crue Er, thanks for coming on the Bill cunning
Speaker 2: m Show. We'll see what happens. Your column is great.
Speaker 2: The headline is six weeks until our long national nightmare
Speaker 2: is over. And now you got to picture of Joe Biden. There,
Speaker 2: my god, it looks like a bad picture. Professor Irwin Corey,
Speaker 2: and that's the guy the media refused to cover lack
Speaker 2: of mental decline because they didn't fit their political agenda.
Speaker 4: And that was said, exactly right, exactly right. Thank you, Bill,
Speaker 4: appreciate it.
Speaker 2: My friend Jeff Career, thank you very much. All let's
Speaker 2: continue with more and reading the situation where we are today.
Speaker 2: It is so sad how we got ourself in this position,
Speaker 2: and if the National Meeting and the Democratic Party had
Speaker 2: their way, it'd be worse. Imagine four more years or
Speaker 2: eight years of Tim Walls and Kamala Harris. So even
Speaker 2: though I see problems with the Trumpster and which eighty
Speaker 2: vance I'm waiting to see what's going to happen. Imagine
Speaker 2: if the opposite had taken place. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham, the Great American live at Shome of the
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Speaker 12: All right, Say, well, that was the great Tom Hamilton
Speaker 12: on the call. They're correct, that is correct.
Speaker 11: They're young Rock and Tom Hamilton today, who is called
Speaker 11: Cleveland Indians Guardians games on the radio there for thirty
Speaker 11: five seasons. Is the twenty twenty five recipient of the
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Speaker 11: Hamilton will enter the Baseball Hall of Fame next year.
Speaker 11: You're a big well deserved, yes, well deserved, a good man.
Speaker 11: So Marty's got He's in the Hall of Fame. In Cincinnati.
Speaker 11: Tom Hamilton is in the Hall of Fame now in Cleveland.
Speaker 12: How about a battle royale Marty and Tom for ownership
Speaker 12: of Ohio to rule for a thousand years.
Speaker 11: I don't know that'd be big, both of them doing
Speaker 11: a game had be unbelievable.
Speaker 12: By the way, if everyone's wondering, what's going on right now?
Speaker 12: The great America and here I am the below average American.
Speaker 12: So it's Willy's birthday today, correct, right? So the rumor
Speaker 12: going around the office here is he was summoned home
Speaker 12: by the People's judge for his quote early birthday present unquote.
Speaker 12: Can you confirm or deny? Can't say, can't say rock,
Speaker 12: can't say no?
Speaker 2: What else you got?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 2: Let's see.
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Speaker 11: in Nashville, Tennessee.
Speaker 12: Were about his stolen articles out of his home in
Speaker 12: the break in, say they have.
Speaker 11: Not released any any word about what was taken. So
Speaker 11: in the brazen h on the Merlery.
Speaker 2: The mean streets of Upper Anderson.
Speaker 11: Wow, Now I know, I'm sure he I'm sure he
Speaker 11: loves having his house, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean there's one of.
Speaker 11: The pictures of it are going on internet. One station
Speaker 11: put up a helicopter. I'm thinking, you know that guy
Speaker 11: is like private is all get out, I guess, and
Speaker 11: it's like, you know, I'm moving or something.
Speaker 12: So I know some folks that live out that way,
Speaker 12: and they tell me that whoever broke in lightly went
Speaker 12: out and down through the woods because because there's one
Speaker 12: way in and one way out of that place, right,
Speaker 12: it's not like you kind of can pass through it.
Speaker 12: So they think that the person on that But if
Speaker 12: you were going to break in there and here's the
Speaker 12: thing that like back there, there's a lot of woods
Speaker 12: and it's not lit up, so you can do whatever
Speaker 12: you want back to right, So they probably broke in,
Speaker 12: went down through the woods, made their way down the
Speaker 12: five mile road there. I get jumped in the car
Speaker 12: and went out the out the gate there. What about
Speaker 12: the what about the quote unquote female that was at
Speaker 12: the house, seg what she's saying?
Speaker 2: Is she talking?
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Speaker 2: He is so good. He's good.
Speaker 12: I mean, you can do anything with him, and he's
Speaker 12: and he's available.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the thing with t Higgins.
Speaker 12: I always I mean, I think there would have been
Speaker 12: more of an effort to sign him, but he's got
Speaker 12: that thing attached to him where he's he's injured a lot.
Speaker 11: Jamar Chase seemingly always plays, and now they're they're giving
Speaker 11: him running plays. Yeah, he gets the place, put the
Speaker 11: ball in his hands. But football is not hard.
Speaker 12: Everyone over thinks that it's about getting the ball in
Speaker 12: the hands of your best player A and B taking
Speaker 12: advantage of the other team's weakest player or part of
Speaker 12: the team.
Speaker 2: Correct, that's what you do. That's how you went.
Speaker 11: College basketball Tonight, Cumberland and NKU at six thirty on
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Speaker 11: the Winter meetings.
Speaker 2: And the Reds six to seven.
Speaker 11: One of the special guests tonight will be a new
Speaker 11: Red's pitcher, Brady Singer, along with Red's Hall of Famer
Speaker 11: Bronson Arroyo. I'm sure if he'll talk about his recent
Speaker 11: appearance on The Mask Singer. He was on The Mask Singer,
Speaker 11: and I think one of the panelists recognized his voice
Speaker 11: and they picked him. He was on The Mask Singer
Speaker 11: like about a week ago or.
Speaker 2: So you watch that show? No, does anybody watch that show?
Speaker 11: I don't know, but I mean I just I was
Speaker 11: sitting there and saw a couple of highlights and they
Speaker 11: said it was Bronson Arroyo.
Speaker 2: He's living a life right now.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 12: He's made a bunch of money, yep, and he just
Speaker 12: goes around, plays some concerts here and there, goes on
Speaker 12: the mask.
Speaker 2: Singer. Not a bad gig, say a bad gig. If
Speaker 2: you can get a look at look at your future
Speaker 2: after this.
Speaker 11: I don't know if you say it. Play on Wednesday,
Speaker 11: along with you.
Speaker 9: You belong with me, this singer, along with you, you
Speaker 9: along with me?
Speaker 2: Give it to me. There you go. You can you sing?
Speaker 2: I could never sing either.
Speaker 12: I always wanted to be like I always was in
Speaker 12: fashion with the doors when I was growing up and
Speaker 12: Jim Morris and all that, and I saw I always
Speaker 12: wanted to be a singer, and I would like, you know.
Speaker 12: So my dad was like, all right, let me let
Speaker 12: me see you, let me hear, let me hear you sing.
Speaker 12: So I get it, you know, roadhouse Blues. I'm kind
Speaker 12: of I think I'm nailing it. And he's like, let
Speaker 12: me tell you, son, you're you have a couple of
Speaker 12: things you're good at.
Speaker 2: Singing isn't one of them?
Speaker 12: Go grab that the ball over there, quit the singer thing.
Speaker 2: But here's work on that. Yeah, but here's the deal.
Speaker 12: I always you know that the American Idol show, that
Speaker 12: show is filled with kids whose parents weren't realistic with them.
Speaker 12: I didn't tell them the hard facts when they were young.
Speaker 12: Hey you can't sing, but maybe there's there's other thing
Speaker 12: you can do. They told me you were a great singer.
Speaker 12: You're a great singer, and they're terrible.
Speaker 11: And there probably singing in church, probably singing you know
Speaker 11: at uh you know, family gathering exists and that everything else.
Speaker 2: But when they hit the big stage like that.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but if you're you're singing in front of your family,
Speaker 12: your your family's naturally if you know, like a lot
Speaker 12: of families are gonna.
Speaker 2: Go, oh yeah, you sound great, he sound terrible.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 12: You got to be honest with people. You want the
Speaker 12: hard facts in life, say good or bad. You want
Speaker 12: to know where you stand.
Speaker 11: Plus I think two rocks some of those some of
Speaker 11: those shows, now, those singing shows.
Speaker 2: Have kind of met their match. I don't know how.
Speaker 11: Many more singers are there in the world. I mean
Speaker 11: really and truly, I mean it's well and with auto
Speaker 11: tune now you can make anybody sound decent.
Speaker 2: That's true. So yeah, I don't either. So but let's
Speaker 2: see what else is going on? What else is about?
Speaker 2: That's about it? Give me an update on Willie.
Speaker 12: Where's he at?
Speaker 2: I just heard he was summoned home, summoned home, and
Speaker 2: I guess, uh, you know, I don't know.
Speaker 11: Maybe hopefully what is uh maybe those guys didn't get
Speaker 11: him in Burglary.
Speaker 2: Maybe he had to go him and check the polay
Speaker 2: short state.
Speaker 11: Maybe that maybe he's you know, maybe he was uh
Speaker 11: forewarned about a possible attack.
Speaker 12: Maybe maybe they came in, they stole that that painting
Speaker 12: that was above the fireplace before the wreath got put
Speaker 12: up there.
Speaker 2: Bet he got back before they took the wreath.
Speaker 12: So Dave has just said to us that Fand was
Speaker 12: reporting that North Carolina the tar Heels are finalizing a
Speaker 12: deal with Bill Belichick.
Speaker 11: I guess, and I saw this morning where one of
Speaker 11: his I guess demands to get the job was that
Speaker 11: his son would take over for him once he's done.
Speaker 12: His son, Steve Belichick, is the defensive coordinator for Washington,
Speaker 12: the Huskies college football. So he wants to bring him
Speaker 12: over coach for a year or two and then hand
Speaker 12: the gig off to his son. I'm not sure that's
Speaker 12: how it works. Now, let's talk about Bill Belichick. Do
Speaker 12: you think that will work? Do you think him as
Speaker 12: a college coach and all the things you gotta do
Speaker 12: and you got to recruit, You gotta recruit, you know,
Speaker 12: you gotta you know, manage the portal, you gotta manage. Nil,
Speaker 12: is it gonna work?
Speaker 4: Say?
Speaker 2: Is it gonna work?
Speaker 11: I'm sure Rock that he will have cohorts and assistance
Speaker 11: to the assistance handling that and he'll just kind of
Speaker 11: oversee the entire operation.
Speaker 12: Now, one thing you must be able to do as
Speaker 12: a college coach is you've got to recruit young talent.
Speaker 12: And if you've seen his girlfriend, you know that he
Speaker 12: can recruit.
Speaker 2: Talent.
Speaker 11: Hopefully he's a little bit more effervescent in his talks
Speaker 11: with the family, because you know he can be. We're
Speaker 11: on to Cincinnati, you know, I mean he can you know,
Speaker 11: short answers and everything else.
Speaker 12: I think him being in the media for the past
Speaker 12: I think that's helped him kind of relate and becoming
Speaker 12: unrelatable to the audience.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 2: But if they're bringing him in.
Speaker 1: And well, I would say that Travis Kelchi has had
Speaker 1: a lot Kelsey has had a lot of big catches
Speaker 1: in his career, this would be the biggest.
Speaker 2: There you go. He's got a little humor too.
Speaker 12: But if they bring him in and and the grand
Speaker 12: scheme is to turn it over to his son, that
Speaker 12: that's going to start off good and it's.
Speaker 11: Going to end well, you'll probably stay there for a
Speaker 11: few years and then come back to the pros.
Speaker 2: What do you think? I mean, I don't know. Seventy four,
Speaker 2: I think seventy six, seventy four.
Speaker 11: I think I would have never guessed North Carolina, would
Speaker 11: you No, I would think it would be something.
Speaker 12: I think it's kind of tough kid there too, because
Speaker 12: it's you know, there's it's kind of an academic school,
Speaker 12: and you know they're they're kind.
Speaker 11: Of well and you know you recruit now Rock, all
Speaker 11: it is is money. That's what it is, you know,
Speaker 11: and I it's n I l now you don't uh
Speaker 11: you know. I mean, if if you're a little Rock
Speaker 11: and you're sitting in uh on the west side of
Speaker 11: the west side of town over there, and the door knocks,
Speaker 11: and all of a sudden, Bill Belichick walks in. You're saying,
Speaker 11: where do I sign? Or Nick Saban or somebody you know,
Speaker 11: somebody like that?
Speaker 2: What he hayes?
Speaker 11: You know somebody like that, And you're automatically like, holy crap,
Speaker 11: you know what he hates is sitting there Nick Saban
Speaker 11: sitting on my on our couch.
Speaker 2: Talking about it. Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 11: That's where I was like, uh, you know, I got
Speaker 11: my pen here, where do I sign?
Speaker 12: So here's how recruiting the evolution of recruiting, in my opinion,
Speaker 12: So when I was getting recruited, you the big selling
Speaker 12: point was the tradition in the school and the coach,
Speaker 12: right and for me, the four horsemen, Lou Holtz and
Speaker 12: the new Rockney boom.
Speaker 2: I was in.
Speaker 12: Okay, Then it became facilities, and then okay, who has
Speaker 12: the best facilities, who's building a ten.
Speaker 2: Million dollar weight rooms? Who's doing that?
Speaker 12: The kids want the shiny toys right right it is
Speaker 12: now in the past three years moved to the dough.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 12: I mean these college coaches I talked to all throughout
Speaker 12: the year telling me that that's the part they hate
Speaker 12: because they say, look, recruiting is such a grind.
Speaker 2: It's not fun, said, but it is.
Speaker 12: You get enjoyment at it going into a kid's house
Speaker 12: and talking about the program and the facilities you've built
Speaker 12: and all the different things that you can offer. And
Speaker 12: now the kids go, all right, that's what I'm trying
Speaker 12: to pay me. I mean, what a killer? Right, what
Speaker 12: an absolute killer to a coach. Today's college football is
Speaker 12: none of that anymore. It's like how much speaking of
Speaker 12: college football and how bizarres become so Charles Huff Okay,
Speaker 12: the head coach of Marshall. They beat Louisiana last week
Speaker 12: in the Sun Belt Conference championship. He goes ten and three,
Speaker 12: they won the sun Belt Conference and he just now
Speaker 12: a day or two ago takes the Southern miss job,
Speaker 12: a team that I think won one or two games
Speaker 12: last year. And the reports are now that all of
Speaker 12: the Marshall football team is going to or has already
Speaker 12: entered the portal.
Speaker 2: Now they got a ball game on like the twenty seventh.
Speaker 2: They may not have any players. I'm sorry.
Speaker 11: That's the same thing with the Ohio used coach. They won.
Speaker 11: They trounced Miami in the MAC Championship game. And then
Speaker 11: I'm looking on the phone and like what two or
Speaker 11: three hours later, Tim Alvin is off to Charlotte. They're
Speaker 11: going what you know, like literally hours after that game,
Speaker 11: he's he's moved on to Charlotte.
Speaker 2: And you know, I'm thinking, you know, what the heck.
Speaker 12: Tim Albyn and all those guys, Scott History and all
Speaker 12: those guys have done a phenomenal job with that program
Speaker 12: that is not easy to win in Ohio.
Speaker 2: It's cold, it's you know, right, all that sort of deal.
Speaker 12: And then what they had a ton of players beginning
Speaker 12: the season, entered a transfer portally, they lost I think
Speaker 12: five starters after through spring ball, entered the portal, jumped
Speaker 12: up dump jump ship and they come back, rally the
Speaker 12: troops and win the MAC Glory Glory, hallelujah.
Speaker 11: And then you know, they've had a tradition there. Frank
Speaker 11: Solis has been there for what I mean, years and
Speaker 11: years and years. All that time, he's in the he's
Speaker 11: in the Hall of Fame. But he's had success. So
Speaker 11: is their basketball team. Yeah, you know, so I don't know, Rocket,
Speaker 11: It's just talking to somebody last night too. They said
Speaker 11: it's all in I L Now that's it. I mean
Speaker 11: all these schools, like you said, ten million dollars, this,
Speaker 11: ten million dollars weight room, this, this and this and this,
Speaker 11: how much money on paying bingo? The Green Salad of
Speaker 11: Salvation Amen segment. This has been fun. Give me a
Speaker 11: stuge report, Rock, in honor of a happy birthday to
Speaker 11: Willie and where he's at, where he is a celebrating
Speaker 11: who knows boy, We leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 11: of the Stood Report.
Speaker 2: Bags of cash all they're after his bags and cats.
Speaker 2: There you go, right there, Rock, seven hundred WLW