Speaker 1: My Billy cunning him to Great America and welcome to
Speaker 1: this Florio's Tuesday Afternoon in the tri State. And of
Speaker 1: course right now, it's unbelievable that the pick has been made.
Speaker 1: It's not Josh Shapiro, who many said it would be
Speaker 1: for the VP slot with Kamala Harris, and many thought, okay,
Speaker 1: Mark Kelly. It was a surprise, and that is that
Speaker 1: the governor of Minnesota, Governor Waltz, Tim Waltz, is the
Speaker 1: nominee to be the vice president. So they're going hard left,
Speaker 1: joining you and I now, as Bernie Marino, who's running
Speaker 1: against the course, shared Brown shared, Brown's announced he will
Speaker 1: not campaign with Kamala Harris and he won't go to
Speaker 1: the convention. Well, first of all, Bernie Marino, I think
Speaker 1: you're on the road somewhere, heading toward Cambridge, Ohio, where
Speaker 1: I spent some time when I was in school at
Speaker 1: New Concord at Muskingham College. But first of all, what's
Speaker 1: your reaction to the selection of Governor Tim Waltz of
Speaker 1: Minnesota to be with Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: Well, it's really no surprise that the most realm liberal
Speaker 2: presidential candidate in American history would pick the most extreme
Speaker 2: vice presidential candidate. There's a guy who's full for full
Speaker 2: men going into girls locker rooms. He oversaw the rioting
Speaker 2: that happened in his capitals that burnt down. There's a
Speaker 2: guy who absolutely was out of his mind during COVID.
Speaker 2: He had a hotline set up so that neighbors could
Speaker 2: turn in neighbors people that were going to church services
Speaker 2: that weren't allowed by his decrees. So this is a
Speaker 2: guy that says radical as radical can get.
Speaker 1: You know, the one thing I found a luster to him.
Speaker 1: As you may know, I spent twenty years. I'm practicing
Speaker 1: Roman Catholic, but I spent twenty years in a Jewish
Speaker 1: law firm. I have great respect for Jewish Americans because
Speaker 1: of faith and family and work and their contributions disproportion
Speaker 1: into our society. The fact that Kamala Harris would not
Speaker 1: pick a Jew to be her VP because of the
Speaker 1: Hamas wing of the Democratic Party speaks volumes about where
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party is today. Do you think faith played
Speaker 1: a part in the non selection of Josh Shapiro Oh one.
Speaker 2: Percent, Because politically the Pennsylvania governor is very popular. Was
Speaker 2: the right choice politically the only reason she did pick
Speaker 2: him was because he's Jewish. It's disgusting, it's gross, But honestly, Bill,
Speaker 2: think about it shouldn't surprise us. The Democrats are the
Speaker 2: party that fought the Civil War to keep slavery. They
Speaker 2: were the party of the KKK. They're the party of segregation.
Speaker 2: So it's just in keeping with their brand can now
Speaker 2: be the party of anti Semitism.
Speaker 1: As far as your race against Shared Brown, I saw
Speaker 1: some of the polling. I understand there might be two
Speaker 1: or three or four points down. And this is after
Speaker 1: Shared Brown and his alcoholtes have spent fifty million dollars
Speaker 1: by August first, fifty million dollars trying to define you,
Speaker 1: and you've spent about one million dollars. First of all,
Speaker 1: the ads say that you were a car dealer that
Speaker 1: were sued by some of your employees. I went to
Speaker 1: American people to get a full picture. How many businesses
Speaker 1: I think it was fifty or fifty five car dealerships,
Speaker 1: one of the biggest in the country. How many employees
Speaker 1: did you have, how many sales did you have? Tell
Speaker 1: the American people your success story by the numbers, Well,
Speaker 1: we had about.
Speaker 2: A billion dollars in revenue. We had thousands of team members.
Speaker 2: The share Brown loves to talk about what fully litigated
Speaker 2: your primary It's obviously a bunch of nonsense. That's every
Speaker 2: business in Massachusetts where we have to have a one
Speaker 2: dealership had nothing to do it by other dealerships. It
Speaker 2: was a complete overreach by the judiciary in which they
Speaker 2: changed the law and made it retroactive. But listen, Bill,
Speaker 2: the only reason shared Ber is making an issue of
Speaker 2: that is because he has no record to run on.
Speaker 2: His record two hundred thousand manufacturing jobs lost in Ohio
Speaker 2: under his watch, inflation. That's crushing working Americans. We've seen factories.
Speaker 3: All over Ohio clothes.
Speaker 2: He is the grim reaper of the auto industry. He's
Speaker 2: a guy that will destroy what's left of the auto
Speaker 2: industry with this ridiculous move to electric vehicle. He's Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris's best friend. His words, not mine. He's been elected
Speaker 2: office for fifty years, and I think his idea is
Speaker 2: that he wants to die in office.
Speaker 1: Well, if you have a billion dollars in revenue, and
Speaker 1: you've sold most of your businesses, you have literally tens
Speaker 1: of thousands of employees, they're going to have a few
Speaker 1: that might be disgruntled in one sense or another. I
Speaker 1: get that completely. On the issue of the southern border,
Speaker 1: which I think is the number one issue in this
Speaker 1: country is the southern border and all the problems that
Speaker 1: come from fentanyl and heroin and human trafficking. Where do
Speaker 1: you stand on the southern border and contrast out with
Speaker 1: Shared Brown.
Speaker 4: Well, it's very simple.
Speaker 2: As you know, I'm a legal immigrant to this country.
Speaker 2: I follow the rules so that my brothers, my sister,
Speaker 2: my mom and dad. It infuriates me to see this
Speaker 2: country reward those who break revery the law, scared the line.
Speaker 2: If you're in the country legally, we're going to deploy
Speaker 2: your period. We're not connect to allow people to break
Speaker 2: into our home because that's insane, and we're certainly not
Speaker 2: going to take better care of illegal than we take
Speaker 2: care of American citizens, including our veterans. Sharon Brown has
Speaker 2: a different idea. If and Kamala Harris want to give
Speaker 2: them all citizenship, want to give him the right to vote,
Speaker 2: want to give him free healthcare, free education, free housing,
Speaker 2: that's absolutely absurd, and we're going to end that. We're
Speaker 2: going to secure our border.
Speaker 1: At what point, Well, are we going to see more
Speaker 1: commercials defining Shared Brown because you're getting out spend fifty
Speaker 1: to one, fifty million to one million. And I guess
Speaker 1: I fear that Shared Brown's going to have this picture
Speaker 1: of you devoid from reality. At what point where the
Speaker 1: Marino ads come up, especially in radio of course, against
Speaker 1: Shared Brown.
Speaker 2: We're very close to unloading a can of woodpath on him,
Speaker 2: and that's going to happen very soon, and once it comes,
Speaker 2: it's going to come fast and furious. But as you
Speaker 2: pointed out, Bill, his ads has cut his lead in half.
Speaker 2: They're not working, they're tired, they're old, they're fake, just
Speaker 2: like him.
Speaker 1: Shared Brown started in politics some fifty years ago. You
Speaker 1: may not have been born yet, and the same way
Speaker 1: with Joe Biden, you hadn't been born yet. Do you
Speaker 1: find it remarkable that Shared Brown will not be seen
Speaker 1: with Kamala Harris in the state of Ohio.
Speaker 2: Well, you got to remember that he wanted to be
Speaker 2: her vice president, so he campaigned for in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 2: she campaigned for him in twenty eighteen, and now he's
Speaker 2: up against a candidate who's going to expose him for
Speaker 2: his record. So he's doing everything he can do to
Speaker 2: run from her. He's a scared rat hiding from her
Speaker 2: at a disgrace. But the reality is, we know Bill
Speaker 2: his voting record was almost one hundred percent with Joe
Speaker 2: Biden Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: In fact, I say that Kamala Harris is Shared Brown
Speaker 1: with lipstick and the two of them, and by the
Speaker 1: pick of Waltz, it appears the Democratic Party's going hard left,
Speaker 1: kind of like I did in nineteen seventy two with
Speaker 1: George McGovern on the issue of economic development. I know
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump may not come to Ohio much because
Speaker 1: it is perceived as a deep red state with eight
Speaker 1: to ten. Don you welcome Donald Trump into the state
Speaker 1: of Ohio and campaign next to him, unlike Shared Brown
Speaker 1: and Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: Absolutely I whear his endorsement of me with the badge
Speaker 2: of honor. Of course, despite his voting record of one
Speaker 2: hundred percent with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, he runs
Speaker 2: from them. But we're too smart. We understand that President
Speaker 2: Trump will come to Ohio. He'll do commercials with us,
Speaker 2: He'll do radio ads, I'll do a rally. I'm looking
Speaker 2: forward to it. We've already done it with JD. Vance, who,
Speaker 2: of course lives here in Ohio, So it's gonna be great.
Speaker 1: Have you noticed that when Walts was announced this morning
Speaker 1: about three or four hours ago. Maybe you didn't have
Speaker 1: time because you're traveling the highways and the byways. But
Speaker 1: I watch all the channels so you don't have to.
Speaker 1: I'm watching MSNBC, CNN, and Fox News. Except on Fox
Speaker 1: News the other two we're talking about what a great
Speaker 1: pick this is. He balances out the ticket. He's sixty
Speaker 1: years old and she's sixty years old. He's from the Midwest,
Speaker 1: she's from she's from the far West. In San Francisco.
Speaker 1: He spent twenty four years years in the National Guard,
Speaker 1: and he also spent time as a congressman. He's a
Speaker 1: popular governor. I heard nothing about the policy prescriptions that
Speaker 1: he is for Minnesota. Among them are getting rid of
Speaker 1: all gasoline powered cars in the next ten years. In
Speaker 1: other words, everything's going to be EV and EV cars.
Speaker 1: I'm sure worked great in Minnesota winners. He also wants
Speaker 1: it's a blue state, a sanctuary state. He's encouraging Catholic
Speaker 1: charities and many others to located legals in the state
Speaker 1: of Minnesota. He also gives free college tuition to illegals
Speaker 1: in the state. He got rid of the death penalty
Speaker 1: except for unborn babies, and with abortion, you can have
Speaker 1: abortion up through birth. In the state of Minnesota. There's
Speaker 1: no left wing radical position he's not embraced, including the
Speaker 1: George Floyd riots. You might recall that he was the
Speaker 1: governor of Minnesota when the George Floyd riots started, and
Speaker 1: there's a classic scene of a CNN reporter out in
Speaker 1: front of a precinct, a police recinct, in which the mobs,
Speaker 1: the derelicts, and the arsonists are looting at police station.
Speaker 1: And he would not call out the National Guard, and
Speaker 1: he did not defend the police station. And the police
Speaker 1: union was outraged. So when you think about Minnesota, Minneapolis,
Speaker 1: I think about Governor Tim Waltz in his failure. Could
Speaker 1: you imagine a less correct position for a governor than
Speaker 1: to allow a police station to be looted by the arsonist,
Speaker 1: robbers and thieves in reaction to the George Floyd death.
Speaker 3: Isn't that ridiculous, Well, it's grotesque, bill, but think about it.
Speaker 4: At the top of the ticket.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris started to go fund me page to get
Speaker 2: these criminals out of jail, So it should be no surprise.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're talking about the clearest contrast in American history.
Speaker 2: You have a choice between President Trump and Jadvance that
Speaker 2: will restore our country to its founding constitutional principles, versus
Speaker 2: a ticket that wants to turn America into Venezuela.
Speaker 1: Well, and you know something about that because right now
Speaker 1: Madua had an election that allegedly lost, and he won't
Speaker 1: give up power. Can you recall Venezuela, what twenty five
Speaker 1: thirty years ago, before Chavez was the richest country in
Speaker 1: South America, had the most oil provable reserves. There was
Speaker 1: a function in middle class. Now you compare Venezuela twenty
Speaker 1: five years ago to Venezuela today. Compare San Francisco twenty
Speaker 1: five years ago as opposed to San Francisco today, and
Speaker 1: gce the parallel.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: You know, we Venezuela was lost in one generation. And
Speaker 2: if Kamala, Harris and Waltz get elected with Chuck Schumer
Speaker 2: as a majority leader, which means that shere Bron got reelected,
Speaker 2: we'll lose America Bill in one generation. That's why I'm running.
Speaker 2: I am not going to stand by in the sidelines
Speaker 2: and watch this country get destroyed. This country gave me
Speaker 2: every opportunity on earth to succeed. The greatest gift that
Speaker 2: got in my life was when my parents brought me
Speaker 2: to America. Not going to watch these radical lunatics to
Speaker 2: destroy the country.
Speaker 4: I love. All Right.
Speaker 1: Once again, you're on the road again, just like Willie
Speaker 1: Nelson heading toward Central Ohio, Cambridge, if you run through
Speaker 1: New Concord, Ohio. Give my best to all the muskies
Speaker 1: at Muskingham College who gave me a scholarship to play basketball.
Speaker 1: I love my year and a half there, but I
Speaker 1: had to come back home to marry my wife, and
Speaker 1: so I had to come back home. And I came
Speaker 1: back home to Xavier and loved it ever since. But
Speaker 1: I say Senator to be Bernie Marino, thank you for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Stay strong, get those
Speaker 1: ads running, confront Sharon Brown for who he is. It's
Speaker 1: time to retire Joe Biden slash Kamala Harris, but also
Speaker 1: time to retire Shared Brown. Bernie Marino, thank you very
Speaker 1: much for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And once again,
Speaker 1: Bernie Marino, You're a great American. Thank you well, thank you, Bell,
Speaker 1: thank you. Let's continue with more. A couple other things
Speaker 1: to consider about Governor Tim Walls. He put out in
Speaker 1: his first week in office dei orders that required every
Speaker 1: part of Minnesota to hire someone based upon their gender
Speaker 1: or ideology. And one of the saddest things he did,
Speaker 1: in my opinion, was to have gender affirming care for children.
Speaker 1: And much like in California that in Minnesota, if you
Speaker 1: have a child who's thoroughly confused, He's making the Minnesota
Speaker 1: taxpayer pay for gender affirming care for juveniles, a fourteen, fifteen,
Speaker 1: sixteen year old at taxpayer expense to become some different gender.
Speaker 1: And and on top of that, his reaction to the
Speaker 1: George Floyd Riots. One of the saddest chapters in American
Speaker 1: history were the George Floyd Riots. George Floyd was a
Speaker 1: career criminal. It was trying to pass off counterfeit bills
Speaker 1: to buy products. His body was riddled with fentanol and heroin.
Speaker 1: He spent many years in prison, including for beating up
Speaker 1: women in arm robbery and Derek Shalvin the officer should
Speaker 1: not have had his knee on his neck for nine
Speaker 1: minutes and thirty seconds. On the other side of the fence.
Speaker 1: He did not die from his phixiation, as related to
Speaker 1: by the coroner, who said that if he would have
Speaker 1: found the remainder George Floyd, he would assumed he died
Speaker 1: of a drug overdose and also a cardiac condition occasioned
Speaker 1: by all the fentanyl and heroin and cocaine and meth
Speaker 1: in his system. It was a sad situation, very sad,
Speaker 1: and once again Derek Chalvin should not have had his
Speaker 1: knee on the side of his jaw for nine minutes
Speaker 1: and thirty seconds. However, when the riots ensued, if these
Speaker 1: are not stopped immediately in the beginning, guess what they're
Speaker 1: going to proliferate, and that what happened in Minnesota then
Speaker 1: has spread around the country. Opportunistic criminals who looted businesses
Speaker 1: and took over police stations. Can you imagine in your
Speaker 1: community the police are told to stand down and let
Speaker 1: rioters and arsonists torch a police precinct station and torch
Speaker 1: all the businesses. Over a thousand businesses in Minneapolis lost
Speaker 1: their viability and were looted and victims of arson cops
Speaker 1: were killed, thousands were injured at a cost of billions
Speaker 1: of dollars, and it all began with Governor Tim Waltz
Speaker 1: in Minnesota not doing his damn job. Well, let's continue
Speaker 1: with more if a line becomes available. Five win, three, seven,
Speaker 1: four nine, seven thousand pounds, seven hundred and new eighteen
Speaker 1: t Bill cunning in the Great American. By the way,
Speaker 1: if you listen the last night's game, Della Cruz had
Speaker 1: perhaps the greatest game collectively ever played by a Reds
Speaker 1: ballplayer in Red's history. And Sego had more on that
Speaker 1: coming up, But it was unbelievable doubles and home runs
Speaker 1: and RBIs. It was unbelievable performance by one of the greats.
Speaker 1: And by the way, uh, Barack Husain Obama just put
Speaker 1: out a statement that he believes government out of worked
Speaker 1: for us, not just for some of us. That's what's
Speaker 1: and that's what makes Walt's a great governor, and he's
Speaker 1: wishing everyone well. You might recall that in seven eight
Speaker 1: and nine President Barack Hussein Obama said he wanted to
Speaker 1: fundamentally transform America, that the way America is was not
Speaker 1: good enough. He wanted to transform it. And you see
Speaker 1: the transformation in Minneapolis, you see the transformation in San Francisco.
Speaker 1: You see the transformation of Philadelphia. It is sad we
Speaker 1: can't continue like this. And as a conservative libertarian who
Speaker 1: generally votes Republicans, but not always, when this pick was
Speaker 1: announced this morning about eight thirty in the morning, I
Speaker 1: felt good about it because the three choices, this is
Speaker 1: the one that doesn't help Kamala Harris redefine the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: It is the Democratic Party of Barack Hussain Obama and
Speaker 1: the Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and
Speaker 1: now Tim Waltz. That's socialism. He has described himself, Tim Waltz,
Speaker 1: as a socialist, and he's gone hard left. And she
Speaker 1: went with somebody right with her politically. So let's continue
Speaker 1: with more coming up later will be more on the
Speaker 1: game last night, Badela Cruz plus the Reds again tonight
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Speaker 1: Coming up after one o'clock is numbers USA dot Com
Speaker 1: about the policies of Kamala Harrison Tim Wattz. When it
Speaker 1: comes to illegal migration into America, one of the more
Speaker 1: absurd things that is happening that you probably have little
Speaker 1: information about because it is so bad, and that is
Speaker 1: that there's been approximately one thousand foreigners every day coming
Speaker 1: into this country, flown in by the federal government. And
Speaker 1: it's called a waiver visa program in which individuals from
Speaker 1: six or seven designated countries of Venezuela, Haiti, Peru, Nicaragua,
Speaker 1: el Salvador go on to a website and they apply
Speaker 1: to be granted waiver status and flown into America. And
Speaker 1: it happens every day of every week of every month
Speaker 1: until about a week ago. This went on for about
Speaker 1: two years when there was such massive fraud in the
Speaker 1: program that even my yorkist of DHS said, we can't
Speaker 1: do this anymore. There's too much fraud, too much danger,
Speaker 1: and little reporting on this because it is so bad.
Speaker 1: And that is that in the middle of the night,
Speaker 1: there will be least aircraft passengers jets use huge ones
Speaker 1: that will fly into Schenectady, New York, or Ames, Iowa,
Speaker 1: or Cincinnati CVG or Columbus, Ohio, and these individuals are
Speaker 1: met two or three hundred in a group met by
Speaker 1: social service agencies who will mainstream them into apartments, et
Speaker 1: cetera at the taxpayer expense. And this is called the
Speaker 1: waiver program, and it's been going on to save that
Speaker 1: person the so called indignity, I said, the indignity of
Speaker 1: marching through Mexico quite dangerous, and then coming across the
Speaker 1: southern border, you're giving a waiver and then you hook
Speaker 1: up with a social service agencies. And now about a
Speaker 1: week ago, how about this story. Nearly one hundred I
Speaker 1: legal immigrants on the terror watch list has been released
Speaker 1: into the United States by the Biden administration, while border
Speaker 1: patrol agents have encountered migrants on the watch list from
Speaker 1: dozens and dozens of different countries. And under the Biden
Speaker 1: Harris administration, more than two hundred and fifty illegal aliens
Speaker 1: on the watch list or encountered by border patrol on
Speaker 1: the southwest border. This so called a waiver program in
Speaker 1: which you fly them over the border into American cities.
Speaker 1: Include Afghans, Chinese, Iranians, Syrians, and more thousands and thousands,
Speaker 1: including how about thirty five thousand Afghans, how about one
Speaker 1: thousand Chinese nationals over fourteen hundred Syrian nationals and three
Speaker 1: thousand uzbekistanis flown into the country and released and given
Speaker 1: a hearing date three to five years in advance to
Speaker 1: say okay, show up at this hearing, which never happens.
Speaker 1: I talk to a friend of mine who owns apartment buildings,
Speaker 1: and he is very pleased with the efforts of the
Speaker 1: Biden administration to have five to ten million legals come
Speaker 1: in every year, because what it does, they're not building
Speaker 1: more apartment buildings, they're not building more hospitals, not building
Speaker 1: more schools. So we've had, by one estimation, fifteen or
Speaker 1: twenty million illegals come into America either by air, sea, land,
Speaker 1: whatever in the four years of the Bide administration. And
Speaker 1: the same number of apartment buildings exist in Greater Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: How many apartments are being built in this area? Not
Speaker 1: many because it's too expensive. So if you currently have
Speaker 1: an apartment building, your rents might go from eight hundred
Speaker 1: dollars a month to fourteen hundred dollars a month to
Speaker 1: eighteen hundred dollars a month because there's greater demand and
Speaker 1: there's no more supply. You can't suspend mathematics doesn't work
Speaker 1: that way. By that, I mean, if there's twenty to
Speaker 1: twenty five million more in this country illegally, and there's
Speaker 1: no no more apartments being built, no more new schools
Speaker 1: being built, no more emergency rooms being built, no more
Speaker 1: doctor's office is being built, there's going to be twenty
Speaker 1: five to thirty million more applying for all these services.
Speaker 1: By the way, at your expense, and therefore the cost
Speaker 1: of everything you spend inflation wise keep going up. When
Speaker 1: you have supply that is low and demand that is high,
Speaker 1: the suppliers of that service can raise their prices. So
Speaker 1: if you're in an apartment building, you're at hog Heaven
Speaker 1: right now. If you're a tenant, if you're in Norwood,
Speaker 1: if you're in Metamora, if you're in Independence and you
Speaker 1: want to buy a house, you can't afford it, you
Speaker 1: want to you live in an apartment, guess what the
Speaker 1: rents are going up because of illegal migration into this country.
Speaker 1: That is illegal, it's illegal. Ninety two percent of those
Speaker 1: who are given waiver hearings aren't allowed to stay here anyway.
Speaker 1: And of course the next step, according to Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: she has said this is to give them the right
Speaker 1: to vote, give them citizenship. That's the plan. That's the
Speaker 1: plan of Governor Waltz. That's the plan of Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Is that the kind of country you won? I don't
Speaker 1: think so. About eight thirty this morning, I'm monitoring the news,
Speaker 1: and it broke on MSNBC, of course, that Tim Waltz
Speaker 1: was going to be the nominee to be vice president
Speaker 1: of Kamala Harris. And my heart arose. I was worried
Speaker 1: about Josh Shapiro, and a little bit about Mark Kelly,
Speaker 1: the Senator from Arizona, the governor of Californi, governor of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: And the reason is Shapiro. Josh Shapiro is a pretty
Speaker 1: pretty good campaigner. I've watched him give speeches, pretty damn good.
Speaker 1: There's only one problem with Josh Shapiro, and that is
Speaker 1: he's Jewish. And I would think as an American. When
Speaker 1: Joe Lieberman was selected by Al Gore about twenty five
Speaker 1: years go to be the VP, there I was with
Speaker 1: you at that point. There was little or no discussion
Speaker 1: of Joe Lieberman being Jewish. It was hey, it's about time,
Speaker 1: is most people say, now, Joe liberm a moderate Democrat
Speaker 1: with al Gore twenty five years later, all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: it's a big issue because the Hamas wing of the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party, the left wing, radical extremists of the Democrat Party,
Speaker 1: gets what. They don't want a Jew to represent them
Speaker 1: because they're Aniomitic. What do they think about Gaza, what
Speaker 1: do they think about Israel? They're on the side of Gaza,
Speaker 1: They're on the side of Hamas. And so the fact
Speaker 1: the fact that Democrats could not pick a Jew to
Speaker 1: be their VP, obviously the most qualified politically and elsewhere,
Speaker 1: speaks volumes about what is actually happening today's Democrat Party.
Speaker 1: That Jews vote for Democrats about seventy seventy five percent
Speaker 1: of the time, I'm not sure that's going to be
Speaker 1: the case this November because of what's happening in Israel.
Speaker 1: And by the way, the attack against Israel is still
Speaker 1: on hold Hesbela, Hamas and Iran. And you know who
Speaker 1: side the Democratic Party is on when it comes to Israel,
Speaker 1: because Kamala Harris is on the side of Hamas and
Speaker 1: on the side of those who want to destroy the
Speaker 1: state of Israel. That's just the fact. And so by
Speaker 1: not picking Josh Shapiro, who would have helped her by
Speaker 1: two or three percentage points in Pennsylvania. Speaks volumes about
Speaker 1: the modern Democrat Party that had no difficulty giving us
Speaker 1: Joe Lieberman, who was right to life on abortion, strong defense,
Speaker 1: strong police had no problem twenty five years ago selecting
Speaker 1: him as the VP nominee with Al Gore. Twenty five
Speaker 1: years later, the squad is running the Democrat Party and
Speaker 1: that is very sad. And Tim Walls the governor, you
Speaker 1: may recall, in the summer of twenty twenty there was
Speaker 1: a known drug dealer who was committing crimes as he
Speaker 1: was sought to be arrested by the Minneapolis police, and
Speaker 1: the governor was Tim Waltz. His name George Floyd. Derek
Speaker 1: Chavin was the police officer. They try to calm him
Speaker 1: down the little bit. They didn't know it at the time,
Speaker 1: but his body was filled with methamphetamine and cocaine and
Speaker 1: heroin and fentanyl. That he was a career criminal that
Speaker 1: beat women up and sold drugs, and the police at
Speaker 1: the scene knew he had a bad reputation because it
Speaker 1: was George Floyd and what they did to him by
Speaker 1: putting the knee on the neck was wrong. It did
Speaker 1: not kill him. It did not asphyxiate him, because if
Speaker 1: he was asphixiated, he couldn't keep shouting, I can't breathe.
Speaker 1: At some point, whether thirty seconds or a minute into it,
Speaker 1: Derek Chalvin should have led him up and said, Okay,
Speaker 1: let's just take him down and arrest him. But because
Speaker 1: of the contributing factors of heart disease and excited utterances
Speaker 1: and all the other things that the drugs in his body,
Speaker 1: he was killed. And Derek Chavin could not receive a
Speaker 1: fair trial in Minneapolis, Minnesota. But my point is the
Speaker 1: governor at that point was Tim Walls. He stood down,
Speaker 1: did not send in the law enforcement or the national
Speaker 1: go I can recall CNN standing in front of a
Speaker 1: police precinct, a police precinct burning down as looters and arsonists,
Speaker 1: the robbers and thieves running in and out of the
Speaker 1: police station, stealing stuff away from the police, and they
Speaker 1: were told to do nothing about it. And that began
Speaker 1: the Summer of Love and the Summer of twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: in which hundreds of American cities burned, massive looting, arsonist, robberies, etc.
Speaker 1: Because Waltz. The governor did not want to crack down.
Speaker 1: He felt almost as if America deserved that because of
Speaker 1: all of its races passed. George Floyd was a terrible
Speaker 1: representative representative of African Americans. So Tim Waltz had everything
Speaker 1: to do at that point with the riots that resulted
Speaker 1: in dozens of police officers being killed, about five hundred
Speaker 1: wounded cops. There was property damage in the billions of
Speaker 1: dollars across the country, and Governor Walls stood by and
Speaker 1: simply let it happen. So the selection of Tim Waltz
Speaker 1: was a benefit to Donald Trump. That's a very good thing. Now, lastly,
Speaker 1: by the way, after one o'clock we have numbers USA
Speaker 1: will be here to talk about the policies of Governor
Speaker 1: Waltz and also Kamala Harris when it comes to illegal migration.
Speaker 1: Then after two o'clock I'm going to put a call
Speaker 1: into Bill Wills, the legendary morning man at WTAM in Cleveland.
Speaker 1: As you know, Bill Wills spent quite a bit of
Speaker 1: time here working with Jim Scott of the Morning also
Speaker 1: the program director here. Great guy from Lynchburg, Ohio, Ed Bousman,
Speaker 1: a good friend of his and mine, and about twenty five,
Speaker 1: twenty six years ago, he left Cincinnati, the Kingdom of
Speaker 1: the South, to go to the Kingdom of the North, Cleveland,
Speaker 1: and he broke this morning on eleven hundred wtam the
Speaker 1: fact that Jimmy Haslam of the Cleveland Browns is going
Speaker 1: to move to the suburbs and take the Cleveland Browns
Speaker 1: about twenty five miles south in order to own about
Speaker 1: one hundred and sixty five acres of land. Own the
Speaker 1: entire deal. By that, I mean he's going to move
Speaker 1: to brook Park, brook Park, Ohio, about twenty five miles
Speaker 1: south of Cleveland, and one hundred and sixty acres. He's
Speaker 1: going to build a dome stadium which will attract the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl in NCAA, tournament, action, and more. He's going
Speaker 1: to build out like a Banks project run by Tracy Schwegman,
Speaker 1: who does a great job at the Banks, but he
Speaker 1: wants to own the apartments run him out. He wants
Speaker 1: to have shopping centers at condominium projects, soccer fields. He
Speaker 1: wants an entire city of brook Park to be built
Speaker 1: up with the Cleveland Browns around him. And brook Park
Speaker 1: is more than receptive to the idea. Of the Browns
Speaker 1: with the Dome Stadium stadium moving to Brook Park about
Speaker 1: I think it's twenty five miles southwest of Cleveland, which
Speaker 1: is where most of the Cleveland fans are anyway, and
Speaker 1: a light went off in my head. As you know,
Speaker 1: the Bengals lease is up. I put a call in
Speaker 1: the Dave Young, Warren County Commissioner. There's hundreds of acres
Speaker 1: of under land in Warren County right up against I
Speaker 1: seventy one and I seventy five, perfectly situated in which
Speaker 1: the Cincinnati Bengals could build a dome stadium in Warren
Speaker 1: County and create their own little mini world, their own universe,
Speaker 1: like the Atlanta Braves have done in Atlanta. Get the
Speaker 1: hell out of downtown Atlanta, move twenty five miles away,
Speaker 1: and the Atlanta Braves ownership is making about sixty five
Speaker 1: million dollars a year off their development, not counting the
Speaker 1: baseball team. Why would you not do that? At this point,
Speaker 1: Mike Brown and the family, the lovely Elizabeth and Troy
Speaker 1: Blackburn and Katie are worth about three billion dollars. Because
Speaker 1: the Bengals franchise is worth at least three billion dollars.
Speaker 1: Why not locate in Warren County and have Dave Young,
Speaker 1: he's the Grand Empressario of the Tennis tournament along with
Speaker 1: John Barrett, to actually have the Cincinnati Bengals in Warren County,
Speaker 1: because the New York Giants New York Jets are in
Speaker 1: New Jersey, the Dallas Cowboys aren't in Dallas. It looks
Speaker 1: like the Cleveland Browns and aren't going to be in Cleveland.
Speaker 1: And the Chicago Bears want to move out of downtown
Speaker 1: Chicago too, because that's the way things are. These owners
Speaker 1: are now billionaires. They can build their own cities and
Speaker 1: own everything. There's no squabbling with city council, no squabbling
Speaker 1: with the county commissioners. And of course Boone County. I
Speaker 1: talked to one or two officials in Boone County. They said,
Speaker 1: we've got plenty of room, Come on down, come to
Speaker 1: Boone County. Now, I think Warren County would be better
Speaker 1: because it's closer to population centers. How easy would it
Speaker 1: be to get to the Bengals New Dome Stadium in
Speaker 1: Warren County from Columbus or from Indianapolis it's right there,
Speaker 1: or at Dayton. It'd be beautiful. There's more vacant land
Speaker 1: in Boone County at less money, but south of Boone
Speaker 1: County it's somewhat rural, unlike Warren County. So David Young
Speaker 1: the light went off in his head and he's thinking,
Speaker 1: you know, they have a big golf course right there
Speaker 1: at the Grizzly, which is about one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: acres up against the tennis facility. Why not across the
Speaker 1: streets King's Island. Why not because that's the way things are. Oh,
Speaker 1: let's continue if line becomes available, which it never does,
Speaker 1: and moving the Bengals to the suburbs, past the suburbs
Speaker 1: into Warren County and build a dome stadium, own everything
Speaker 1: around and own all the parking, build the apartment buildings,
Speaker 1: be the landlord, have the restaurants in the bars. Oh,
Speaker 1: lease to Mike Brown and his family. Troy Blackburn. Turn
Speaker 1: Troy Blackburn is a business leader, a bright guy. He
Speaker 1: understands this. And the lease is up anyway next year
Speaker 1: they could have a five year extension and within that
Speaker 1: six year period buy the land, build the dome stadium,
Speaker 1: build everything and it's much more safe there and that's
Speaker 1: where the fan base is. I would think eighty percent
Speaker 1: of Bengals fans come from north of Cincinnati, the other
Speaker 1: twenty percent south. An idea whose time has come, and
Speaker 1: Jimmy Haslam has taken the Cleveland Browns to Brook Park
Speaker 1: south of Cleveland. Oh, let's continue once again. Last night,
Speaker 1: Dela Cruz had one of the most spectacular performances in
Speaker 1: the history of baseball. Spectacular doubles and home runs and
Speaker 1: RBIs unbelievable. And fortunately he's with the Reds at least
Speaker 1: until until twenty nine. Lastly, marg Shot almost moved the
Speaker 1: team to Blue Ash about twenty five thirty years ago
Speaker 1: and decided to keep it in Cincinnati, just barely and
Speaker 1: right now. FC's model is to put those stadiums in
Speaker 1: downtown areas, but the NFL is moving out to where
Speaker 1: their fans are, with dome stadiums and tough markets. To
Speaker 1: have the Super Bowl here, to have NCAA Basketball here,
Speaker 1: to have other tournaments inside a dome stadium, and Mike
Speaker 1: Brown and Katie and Elizabeth and Troy Owns it all
Speaker 1: makes sense, doesn't it. Twelve fifty five Home of Your
Speaker 1: Reds and Bengals? Are they on the move? News Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred Wow. Bill Cunningham the Great American. Of course,
Speaker 1: we now have the two tickets, so intact, that is,
Speaker 1: the left wing Democratic Party has gone hard left. With
Speaker 1: Governor Tim Rawls of Minnesota joining you and I now
Speaker 1: is Jim Robb, who's the vice president of Alliances and
Speaker 1: Activision for Numbers USA. Numbers USA and Jim, welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. And before you tell the
Speaker 1: American people more about Governor Waltz, I want to share
Speaker 1: with you a report headline scathing report reveals Biden Harris
Speaker 1: administration has released dozens of migrants on terror watch list
Speaker 1: into the US. It says nearly one hundred illegal immigrants
Speaker 1: on the terror watch list has been released into the
Speaker 1: US during the Biden administration, border patrol agents have encountered
Speaker 1: migrants on the watch list and simply release granted parole.
Speaker 1: We also have a few days ago DHS Secretary of
Speaker 1: majorcas has stopped the so called overflights with the parole programs. So,
Speaker 1: first of all, before we get into Governor Waltz and
Speaker 1: what he believes, can you explain to the American people
Speaker 1: how individuals living in Venezuela, Haiti and elsewhere simply get
Speaker 1: on our planes rented by the US government and has
Speaker 1: flown into Cincinnati, Columbus, Portland, Minneapolis and released. Explain that program,
Speaker 1: which many of us we thought most came through the
Speaker 1: southern border. But there's a quicker and easier way explain
Speaker 1: that program by Biden.
Speaker 5: Harris, Well, it's hard to explain because it's illegal. We think,
Speaker 5: we think courts will stop it eventually. I mean, if
Speaker 5: Trump is re elected them then it becomes a moot
Speaker 5: point on most but.
Speaker 4: So, but Biden decided he wanted to.
Speaker 5: Get down the amount of illegal immigration, so he's just
Speaker 5: flying them in before they crossed the border.
Speaker 4: Right, He's like, how's that possible?
Speaker 5: It's not illegal. It's not illegal to rob my liquor.
Speaker 5: Story if I'm putting the liquor bottles out on the
Speaker 5: sidewalk for you to take, you know, And.
Speaker 1: How's this possible? And I understand it's about one thousand
Speaker 1: a day, which it might be five or six flights
Speaker 1: dropped off all over the country, picked up by social
Speaker 1: service agencies. None dispersed. How's it possible you can be
Speaker 1: in Venezuela or Haiti and suddenly you get on an
Speaker 1: American Airlines commercial jet paid for by the federal government
Speaker 1: and you're flown over the border and dropped off somewhere
Speaker 1: in Schenectady. How does that work?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, ultimately the blame is Congress because it
Speaker 5: writes these broad laws on immigration that said, do this,
Speaker 5: do that, do the other unless, in the opinion of
Speaker 5: the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Securities, you want
Speaker 5: to do something else than do that. And it's I
Speaker 5: mean generally in the courts, these kind of experimental innovations fail.
Speaker 5: So I mean, eventually this is going to be struck down.
Speaker 5: But the problem is Congress, if it wants the law
Speaker 5: to be upheld, it's got to write good laws. It's
Speaker 5: got to write strict laws, narrow laws, and quit deferring
Speaker 5: to the administration. Now you know the Chevron decision being
Speaker 5: knocked down by Supreme Court, what a month or two ago,
Speaker 5: allows tighter laws to be written now where because it
Speaker 5: would encourage Congress right tighter laws because the courts are
Speaker 5: not going to give the administration as much room to
Speaker 5: interpret laws as it did previously. But basically, this is
Speaker 5: just a made up policy. I don't understand it myself.
Speaker 5: Biden has made up one policy after another, just to
Speaker 5: get more people in. And why he's doing it. I
Speaker 5: guess he says he's got a humanitarian goal. Well, but
Speaker 5: you know, you can empty out half the population of Venezuela.
Speaker 5: That does not make Venezuela a good place. They does
Speaker 5: not give Venezuela an honest government or makes it an
Speaker 5: honest society. It solves nothing, and it causes heartache for
Speaker 5: Americans who have to compete with these new people who
Speaker 5: get here.
Speaker 1: I've seen scant reporting on this. But let's say a
Speaker 1: commercial airliner leased by the federal government lands in Schenectady
Speaker 1: at two o'clock in the morning, and here comes two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty migrants from Haiti. Kind of walk us
Speaker 1: through what happens. They're at the airport, they're not in stasis,
Speaker 1: they're not shape shifters.
Speaker 4: All of it.
Speaker 1: Go from port to Prince to Schenectady. It's two o'clock
Speaker 1: in the morning. They disgorge the cargo of two hundred people.
Speaker 1: Walk us through as to what happens to those human beings.
Speaker 1: What happens.
Speaker 4: I believe they get I believe they get work from it.
Speaker 1: Yes, and they.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, I mean they come in, they get work permits,
Speaker 5: I guess local charities have to be because obviously they
Speaker 5: have no jobs. A work permit doesn't get you a job.
Speaker 5: Into the ex that they get jobs, they're completely they
Speaker 5: have no training in anything Americans, so they can only
Speaker 5: do the lowest end jobs, which means their own poorest
Speaker 5: workers have to make room for them, which means their
Speaker 5: wages are driven down even.
Speaker 4: Further if they keep their job at all.
Speaker 5: Right, because low end, unscrupulous employers have this nasty habit
Speaker 5: of letting go Americans or even legal immigrants to bring
Speaker 5: in people who are cheaper. So who's ever cheapest? So
Speaker 5: you know, that's why all this competition from illegal immigration
Speaker 5: and also legal immigration over fifty sixty years is why
Speaker 5: the Americans, Americans of high school education level and below
Speaker 5: haven't got and a raise in you after inflation in
Speaker 5: sixty years, it's flat. All the rewards of our economy
Speaker 5: go to the property owning class and the elite educated
Speaker 5: class in college educated in gent But if you don't
Speaker 5: have college four year degree, you're out of luck in
Speaker 5: our society.
Speaker 1: Jim rob of numbers US say, I look at it
Speaker 1: this way. If the numbers are twenty million in the
Speaker 1: past four years, there's twenty million people that want to
Speaker 1: get an apartment. There's twenty million people that additionally want
Speaker 1: to get healthcare. There's twenty million more people that use
Speaker 1: the highways, there's twenty million more people that use educational systems.
Speaker 1: And you can't suspend mathematics, and you can't suspend the
Speaker 1: law of supply and demand. So when the supply is
Speaker 1: low or static and the demand is high, that means
Speaker 1: prices go up. And so there's a direct line in
Speaker 1: inflation twenty to thirty percent since Biden to Golfers Hairs
Speaker 1: took office to today, because you have twenty million or
Speaker 1: more human beings that are using every part of America
Speaker 1: without paying for it, without increasing the supply. We don't
Speaker 1: have a greater supply of hospitals and doctors, and schools,
Speaker 1: don't have a greater supply of apartment buildings impossible to build.
Speaker 1: Do Average Americans figure out? Average Americans figure out that
Speaker 1: the twenty million, and if Kamala Harris wins with walls,
Speaker 1: it might be another twenty to thirty million. On top
Speaker 1: of that that the cost of living will continue to
Speaker 1: skyrocket because of immigration. Make that connection.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's absurd. What's happening. You're right, the housing is
Speaker 5: the biggest single thing. This is why working people are
Speaker 5: in despair around this country, because the cost of rent
Speaker 5: is going up much much higher than the overall cost
Speaker 5: of inflation, especially in hotspot areas, places where people are
Speaker 5: really flocking to and there's job As you say, not
Speaker 5: only did jobs not appear from from you know, thin air,
Speaker 5: but housing units. I mean, we were already ten million
Speaker 5: housing units behind at the beginning of the Biden administration.
Speaker 5: I can't even imagine how many we must be behind now.
Speaker 4: You just can't.
Speaker 5: You don't build twice as fast because you bring in
Speaker 5: people twice as fast. Doesn't work that way, right, So
Speaker 5: that's why we have this inflation. It's just there's not
Speaker 5: enough housing for the people.
Speaker 4: We already have.
Speaker 5: And yet every day, more and more and more are
Speaker 5: crammed in by these by these people. And you know,
Speaker 5: Harris and Walts are are in lockstep on these policies
Speaker 5: as far as I can tell.
Speaker 1: I'll give you a concrete example. I have a couple
Speaker 1: of friends of mine that own several apartment buildings and
Speaker 1: they're happy as can be with the rent and where
Speaker 1: it's going. The same apartment in a middle class area
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati, Ohio that went for eight hundred dollars a
Speaker 1: month four years ago as now going for thirteen hundred
Speaker 1: dollars a month, almost a fifty increase because the demand
Speaker 1: is so great and supply remains the same tell us
Speaker 1: about Governor Tim Walts's policies about sanctuary cities, sanctuary states
Speaker 1: and all the benefits to illegals in Minnesota because of
Speaker 1: Governor Wallas. Explain that to the American people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Bill, So he was in he was in Congress
Speaker 5: for eleven years. He was the House of Representatives and
Speaker 5: numbers USA has had grades every member of Congress for
Speaker 5: the last thirty years on every immigration vote they've taken
Speaker 5: in Congress. So we have his completed Congressional Great Card
Speaker 5: for his whole career, and it says d he voted
Speaker 5: the way that we would have we would want him
Speaker 5: to vote only twenty four percent of the time. So
Speaker 5: on reducing chain migration, his grade is F minus. These
Speaker 5: are the subparts of his grade, reducing unnecessary worker visus
Speaker 5: F refuges and assylies F minus reduced and the enticement
Speaker 5: F minus reduce illegal immigration rewards He gets a C
Speaker 5: minus on that border security D plus.
Speaker 4: Okay, so you know he's he's he's awful.
Speaker 5: There's only really a couple of people in Congress, well
Speaker 5: a few people in Congress who were worse, But one
Speaker 5: of them was Senator Senator Kamala Kamala Harris, who got.
Speaker 4: An F minus.
Speaker 5: She only voted the numbers USA suggested way a one
Speaker 5: percent of the time during her time in the Senate.
Speaker 1: So you're saying, Kamala Harris is Bernie Sanders with lipstick,
Speaker 1: that she's on the far left wing of the Democrat Party,
Speaker 1: and standing right next to her is uh former Congressman
Speaker 1: now Governor Tim Waaltz. That's opened up the doors of
Speaker 1: Minnesota to including stupid stuff like electric cars. You know,
Speaker 1: electric cars do great in Minnesota in this in the
Speaker 1: winter time. You know that it's a he wasn't the
Speaker 1: rid of gasoline powered cars?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 5: Yeah, and now, Nannie Sanders, I'm afraid you've you've wronged
Speaker 5: him a bit because you've probably remembered that before he
Speaker 5: decided to run for president, he used to vote pretty
Speaker 5: reasonably on immigration. He said that we can't bring people
Speaker 5: more and more people to compete with Americans especially people
Speaker 5: who are Americans who are on the lower end of
Speaker 5: the economic scale, because it's unfair. He used to say
Speaker 5: that regularly, but when he ran for president, he changed
Speaker 5: his stick and became the standard left wing guy. So,
Speaker 5: but Kamala Harris has always been terrible on immigration. She's
Speaker 5: she's she never took a single vote that we suggested,
Speaker 5: and she she went against our recommendations every single time.
Speaker 5: And when you say our recommendations, we say, don't vote
Speaker 5: for amnesty's we say get rid of chain migration, get
Speaker 5: rid of sanctuary cities. Uh, don't vote to increase immigration levels.
Speaker 5: And she, of course did the opposite on all those things.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you what, Jim Robb of NumbersUSA dot Org,
Speaker 1: My god, are weig in trouble. I can only imagine
Speaker 1: if this ticket of Harrison Walls believe come November the
Speaker 1: sixth that they have a mandate. If they win, that
Speaker 1: means every city, every county, every state will be a
Speaker 1: sanctuary city, county and state. There will be free college
Speaker 1: tuitions for illegals. All the canopy of rights given to
Speaker 1: those on welfare will be dropped into the lap of
Speaker 1: illegal immigration. The southern border will be wide open, which
Speaker 1: is what it's been for the past four years. Instead
Speaker 1: of twenty million or forty million, give them eight years,
Speaker 1: there might be three to four hundred more. We're going
Speaker 1: to double the population of the country. It's going to
Speaker 1: be complete societal breakdown, like in Minneapolis for the George
Speaker 1: Voyd riots. Now, I can't remember a more stark example
Speaker 1: of a pro American busines businessman on one hand against
Speaker 1: left doing socialists from San Francisco on the other. And
Speaker 1: there's never been a come up and says to how
Speaker 1: all this happened. I've been watching Nancy Pelosi the last
Speaker 1: few days, not talk about our meetings, but Pelosi and
Speaker 1: Obama got together with Adam Schiff, Hakeem Jefferies, Chuck Schumer,
Speaker 1: and others to push him out of office in such
Speaker 1: a way that the Democratic Party did not have time
Speaker 1: to have another primary or pick anyone else. And the
Speaker 1: one headquartering all that was Kamala Harris. They worked in
Speaker 1: a way at the end where there could not be
Speaker 1: a primary, there could not be another choice, there'd be
Speaker 1: a quickly election when not one American has ever voted
Speaker 1: for Kamala Harris, Democrat or Republican to be the nominee
Speaker 1: of the Democrat Party. And they worked this in such
Speaker 1: a way that we've got a quickly election in order
Speaker 1: to select quickly Kamala Harris and Tim Watz. And one
Speaker 1: of the most disgusting things that has happened is the
Speaker 1: idea that a more qualified Jew from Pennsylvania doesn't fit
Speaker 1: the Hamas wing of the of the Democrat Party. Josh
Speaker 1: Shapiro was someone who would add the vote in Pennsylvania
Speaker 1: by one or two percentage points and also help on
Speaker 1: the Senate race. And if you can spend a minute
Speaker 1: or two on the Hamas wing of the Democrat Party
Speaker 1: and how that wing did not want a Jew to
Speaker 1: represent Democrats.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's pretty embarrassing, really. Uh yeah. And and the
Speaker 5: other thing is remember that Biden was sold as a moderate,
Speaker 5: right despite despite he gave plenty of reason for people
Speaker 5: to think he was otherwise. But anyway, they sold him
Speaker 5: as a moderate. They're not bothering with that. With Kamala Harris,
Speaker 5: as far as I can tell, I mean that she has,
Speaker 5: she has changed all her positions, uh, in the like
Speaker 5: the last two weeks. But no one should believe that
Speaker 5: because her You should believe what she voted on when
Speaker 5: she was a member of the Senate, and she voted
Speaker 5: with the common sense immigration positions exactly zero times during
Speaker 5: her career. Yeah, and that's uh, that's pretty sobering, really
Speaker 5: because it tells you more what she will do as
Speaker 5: president than any any changed positions.
Speaker 4: Now she's she's she And why was she not effective
Speaker 4: as the borders are?
Speaker 5: I mean, her handlers don't want her called the borders
Speaker 5: are now, but they did at one time?
Speaker 4: Right, And how was she not? Yeah? She she didn't try.
Speaker 4: She didn't try.
Speaker 1: Well, what Kamala Harris did was pick a fellow traveler,
Speaker 1: and that's Governor Tim Wallas and they're they're on the
Speaker 1: same page when it comes to the number one issue
Speaker 1: in the country as legal migration that affects drugs and
Speaker 1: schools and colleges and universities and hospital rooms and getting
Speaker 1: uh getting a fair rent. Everything is affected by a
Speaker 1: legal migration in this country. And I can't wait for
Speaker 1: about two more weeks from now when college is back
Speaker 1: in session, when the Hamas wing and the Democrat Party
Speaker 1: starts tearing up college campuses again, and it's going to
Speaker 1: be unbelievable. What's going to happen. But Jim Robb, what
Speaker 1: is the bill?
Speaker 4: One more thing? Yeah, one more thing?
Speaker 5: Did you and your your listeners see that the.
Speaker 4: Gallop pole has well?
Speaker 5: The gallup Pole has been asking the same question about
Speaker 5: immigration every year for sixty years. It asks once a year,
Speaker 5: and that is, should America have more immigration, less immigration,
Speaker 5: or about the same. And from last year to this
Speaker 5: year they released the answer about a week week and
Speaker 5: a half ago for this year, and the people the
Speaker 5: number of people who said less immigration grew fourteen percent
Speaker 5: in one year. Now fifty five percent of all Americans
Speaker 5: say less immigration and most of the rest say the same.
Speaker 5: So it's only kind of percent who want more immigration.
Speaker 5: But the important thing is it went from the mid
Speaker 5: forties all the way to fifty five percent or the
Speaker 5: low forties all the way to fifty five percent in
Speaker 5: one year of Americans saying no less immigration.
Speaker 4: I think Americans have had.
Speaker 1: It figuring it out your website NumbersUSA dot com. I'm
Speaker 1: looking at it right now and the truth will set
Speaker 1: us all free. It's kind of country we want to be.
Speaker 1: When Obama said about eighteen years ago he wants to
Speaker 1: fundamentally transform this country from what to what we look
Speaker 1: at Minneapolis, who we look at San Francisco. That's what
Speaker 1: he wants to fundamently transform this country to. And once again,
Speaker 1: thank you Jim Robb for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show,
Speaker 1: NumbersUSA dot Com and Jim Robb, thank you very much,
Speaker 1: thank you my pleasure. Bill, Thanks God bless America. Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more. And those are the facts, and the
Speaker 1: facts will set us all free. On news Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred w Weldomy.
Speaker 2: I absolutely want to debate Tim Walls, but I want
Speaker 2: to debate him.
Speaker 6: Actually after he's actually officially the nominee.
Speaker 5: And I did call him and congratulate him and offer
Speaker 5: them my best wishes.
Speaker 1: I think that's the polite thing to do.
Speaker 7: But look, would it shock me if the Democrats pulled
Speaker 7: another switch room?
Speaker 4: No, it wouldn't.
Speaker 8: Hello quiet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Chris Siga watching the women's soccer. There's a breakaway to
Speaker 1: score is zip zip with about ninety minutes gone yep,
Speaker 1: and the American female player scored, but there was a
Speaker 1: defender flag is up who was slow to get back
Speaker 1: on defense right, and the slower she went it was
Speaker 1: off sides. Americans don't score. Can you explain that to me.
Speaker 9: It's a stupid offside rule they got in soccer.
Speaker 1: So that means if you're really slow, guess what.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but while the American girl was ahead of the defender,
Speaker 9: what's wrong with that?
Speaker 1: How you do that?
Speaker 9: I mean you think secondary in the NFL says, Oh
Speaker 9: wait a minute, let's I gotta you know, I let
Speaker 9: that receiver go a little bit.
Speaker 1: No, they're all over. This is same way and hockey.
Speaker 1: This is socialism. This is communism, pure and simple.
Speaker 9: Offside is off sides is. But soccer is the grand
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Speaker 1: Give me some sports and make it fast. They got
Speaker 1: me all fired up. Now the American women were winning.
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Speaker 1: Let's see, uh stupid they got.
Speaker 9: They got a semi final going on right now.
Speaker 1: And what is that?
Speaker 9: Five minutes of extra time?
Speaker 1: It's nil nil Communists USA Germany, pure and simple communism.
Speaker 1: When you're a slow defensive player, the offensive can't score right.
Speaker 1: So the slower you are, the more benefit you receive.
Speaker 9: Let's see US men's basketball team faces Brazil at three
Speaker 9: thirty in the quarterfinals.
Speaker 1: I'm taking America to be Brazil.
Speaker 9: Men's volleyball with Cincinnati's Max Holt have advanced to the
Speaker 9: semi finals with a win over Brazil.
Speaker 1: You know a fantastic sport is ping pong? Have you've seen?
Speaker 1: You've seen that?
Speaker 4: Yues?
Speaker 9: Pickleball's next in the Olympics. What about ping pong? And
Speaker 9: then of course break dancing is Friday and Saturday. He
Speaker 9: can't wait for that.
Speaker 1: That's ridiculous.
Speaker 9: Larnsburg, Indiana's Mason Parris will start his gold medal run
Speaker 9: in race wrestling on Friday. Let's see US women's volleyball
Speaker 9: team sweeping Poland as they move into the semi finals.
Speaker 9: The US women's team featuring UC's Jordan Thompson.
Speaker 1: What do you think about that? Well, so far, so
Speaker 1: good for the US. Red's update.
Speaker 9: Li de la Cruz four for five, two homers, two doubles,
Speaker 9: three RBIs What about Scooter Jannette Red's dump the Marlins
Speaker 9: ten to three. De la Cruz now becomes just the
Speaker 9: third Reds player twenty homers steal fifty bases in the
Speaker 9: same season.
Speaker 1: Number forty four, Eric Dave did it twice? What number
Speaker 1: is Dela Cruz? Forty four? Thank you? He belongs in
Speaker 1: center field and the Hall of Famer. Number eight Joe
Speaker 1: Morgan three times. Game two tonight Nicolodolo against Max Mayer.
Speaker 1: He's got to start picking a coverage.
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Speaker 1: Now, Della Cruz Belonging Center. No, just leave where it is.
Speaker 1: It's got twenty errors.
Speaker 9: Chicago, the White Sox lost their twenty first straight game
Speaker 9: last night. What about Ben Tendy tying the American League record?
Speaker 1: He wishes.
Speaker 9: He's probably on the Reds or anywhere else, but in
Speaker 9: the White Sox, Cleveland, the Cleveland. The overall record is
Speaker 9: twenty six consecutive losses by the eighteen eighty nine Louisville
Speaker 9: Colonels in the American Association.
Speaker 1: That doesn't count. That wasn't baseball. I don't know what
Speaker 1: that was baseball. What's the name of the team.
Speaker 9: Louisville Colonels in eighteen eighty nine? You were Marty was
Speaker 9: doing those games back then.
Speaker 1: I think Joe was a young.
Speaker 9: And let's see Soccer League's Act Cups action last night,
Speaker 9: talking about unbelievable Andy Mack FC Cincinnati Rallies had four
Speaker 9: goals in the final eleven plus minutes to down New
Speaker 9: York New York City FC.
Speaker 1: Four to two. Impossible.
Speaker 9: Yu Ya Cobo Eh scores the go ahead goal in
Speaker 9: the eighty six minute.
Speaker 1: Yogo Kobo. What's the u ya Ubo U Yakubo Cobo? Yeah,
Speaker 1: him him up next to his FCC.
Speaker 9: They're back at t QL Stadium on Friday night against
Speaker 9: Santos Lugana.
Speaker 1: I'll be on Friday night at the Voice of America
Speaker 1: with the Country concert with my big Green Tractor.
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Speaker 1: No practice for the Bengals today.
Speaker 9: Let's see preseason opener course Saturday against Tampa Bay at
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Speaker 1: E and I like two of those guys. That's about it.
Speaker 1: But the thing is segment. You can't have a game
Speaker 1: where your bad behavior results in good things. So the
Speaker 1: defensive player for Germany was slow to get back. America
Speaker 1: had a breakaway and they kicked a goal to go
Speaker 1: up with one zip with a minute to go, and
Speaker 1: the referee sense it's off science. It's on science. I
Speaker 1: know it's not right.
Speaker 9: And I think also what baseball ought to do is
Speaker 9: for the umpires. I think the umpires they got everything
Speaker 9: else to worry about. I think the umpires ought to
Speaker 9: have yellow and red cards. If David Bell comes out
Speaker 9: and starts screaming about something's balls and strikes, you know,
Speaker 9: he gets a yellow card, and if he keeps doing it,
Speaker 9: he gets the red and he's out of the game.
Speaker 1: And he's done. Right, that's a good idea, right, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I'm just saying.
Speaker 9: The umpires don't have much to do anyway. They're kind
Speaker 9: of hitch clock, you know, the throws over to first base,
Speaker 9: the pickoffs, this and that and everything else.
Speaker 1: Challenges.
Speaker 9: They don't have that much to do. And they're gonna
Speaker 9: go with robots. They should do they should You're gonna
Speaker 9: argue with a robot.
Speaker 1: No, because you can't. It's like what I'm saying, It's
Speaker 1: like in tennis when the ball was in or out,
Speaker 1: macroo went nuts. Right now a chase replay, Now let's go,
Speaker 1: and you say it's in or out? Why not take
Speaker 1: advantage of technology. One third of the close calls by
Speaker 1: umpires are missed, so if it's in the dirt over
Speaker 1: the head, you don't count that right. If you count
Speaker 1: the close calls within three inches of the box, about
Speaker 1: thirty five percent of the time the umpires are wrong.
Speaker 1: Why not use technology to get it right. And these
Speaker 1: umpires think they're the nearest thing to slice bread on Earth.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I do know. Go to the and
Speaker 1: they had to measure each player. That's that box is
Speaker 1: different for every player. If you're five foot six, that's
Speaker 1: different than six foot five. Well that's true.
Speaker 9: I mean look at like like Freedo and La Da
Speaker 9: La Cruz. Different different strike zone. Use this strike zone
Speaker 9: as administered by Major League Baseball, and it's much higher
Speaker 9: than the umpires call it. It's supposed to be from
Speaker 9: underneath the armpits.
Speaker 1: To the middle of the knee.
Speaker 9: And Noigans are going to go to extra time now
Speaker 9: because it's nil nil USA and Germany.
Speaker 1: It's extra time because of a slow German player getting
Speaker 1: back and all sides was called correct. I don't get it.
Speaker 1: I don't either, But Dela Cruz, who had a better game,
Speaker 1: Scooter Jeanette or Dela.
Speaker 9: Cruz, Oh Scooter Jeannette with four home runs. I mean,
Speaker 9: that's unbelievable, Andy Mack, first time ever. Yeah, it was
Speaker 9: a guy think in the minor leagues had the home
Speaker 9: run cycle the other night solo, two run homer, three
Speaker 9: run homer and a grand Slambie. I forget real, it
Speaker 9: was yeah, I think, so that's never happened before.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I thought I saw that someplace in the minors.
Speaker 1: That's impossible. We'll see what happens. But I think all
Speaker 1: hell's breaking loose everywhere. All we have is problems everywhere.
Speaker 1: We have no peace, we have no surround. We have
Speaker 1: chaos in confusion, which we live on right here. That
Speaker 1: is important to have chaos and confusion. What's in the
Speaker 1: middle name of this program and question about it? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Coming up in about ten minutes, we have Bill Wills
Speaker 1: about the Cleveland Browns moving to brook Park. What whoa
Speaker 1: twenty five miles south. I put a call in. I
Speaker 1: can't mention his name, he said, don't mention my name.
Speaker 4: Who?
Speaker 1: Bill Wills? A powerbroker in Warren County, the Warren Bengals.
Speaker 1: What moving the Warren County?
Speaker 9: What about if he called Sheriff Jones, he might want
Speaker 9: the butler. Bengals, Well, keep him into my room out there.
Speaker 1: And Mike Brown, Elizabeth Brown and Troy Blackburn could own
Speaker 1: hundreds of land acres of land. Do all the hotels
Speaker 1: that they own, all the apartment buildings they own, the
Speaker 1: Dome stadium that they own? What right next to King's
Speaker 1: Island and the Cincinnati open.
Speaker 9: A lot of green salad of salvation right there now?
Speaker 1: Wouldn't that be something? And that's all done within five years?
Speaker 1: And when is the Bengals lease up next year? Five
Speaker 1: year extension dome? The Dome? Then what do you do
Speaker 1: with pey Corse Stadium? See you one one to be segment?
Speaker 1: Give me out of the students report. Bill Willis with
Speaker 1: a live update on the Browns moving south to Brook Park.
Speaker 9: Will he on this day, on this Tuesday, August sixth,
Speaker 9: we say happy birthday to two Reds turning twenty five today,
Speaker 9: Remember you were twenty five? Begley Hunter Green and Matt McLean.
Speaker 9: What happened on August sixth, nineteen forty five? August sixth,
Speaker 9: nineteen forty.
Speaker 1: Five, Japan surrendered? Nope, Nope, Roshama, You full close that
Speaker 1: caused him this surrender, oh segment, get me out of
Speaker 1: the Studge's report. We need some funny stuff, Willy.
Speaker 9: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stood report.
Speaker 8: Now, if we start beating her in the polls by
Speaker 8: ten or fifteen points, are they going to.
Speaker 2: Bring in a third Ken today?
Speaker 9: It's like, you know, Trump is killing this guy all right, out,
Speaker 9: Let's bring in a new one out out.
Speaker 8: And then maybe at some point they get one right.
Speaker 1: But that is the Trumpster segment. Thank you. Stay tuned
Speaker 1: for more on the Browns move out of Cleveland on
Speaker 1: news Radio seven hundred WLW by Billy Cunningham, The Great American.
Speaker 1: Of course, that was an announcement by Bill Wills of
Speaker 1: WTAM formerly of Lynchburg, Ohio, ed Balsman, et cetera, that
Speaker 1: the Cleveland Browns were leaving Cleveland, downtown Cleveland for a
Speaker 1: Southern for a southern, more southern exposure. And Bill willis,
Speaker 1: first of all, welcome again into Bill Cunningham show. And
Speaker 1: how's my former boss doing at WTAM the home former
Speaker 1: home of Mike Travisano.
Speaker 3: Willy, always an honor to share fifty thousand watts in
Speaker 3: the iHeartRadio app with you and just I never want
Speaker 3: to correct you, but I'm reporting what Ken Pendergrast is
Speaker 3: reporting at a blog. But it certainly looks like your
Speaker 3: Cleveland Browns will not be on the lake front in
Speaker 3: the future.
Speaker 1: Bill, Where would they be, if anywhere?
Speaker 4: Willie?
Speaker 3: This has been playing out for a couple of years.
Speaker 3: The stadium was built in the late nineties. The Hasms
Speaker 3: have owned the franchise for several years. Of course, formerly
Speaker 3: the pilot's line j and they a couple of years
Speaker 3: ago said hey, look we think we want a dome,
Speaker 3: and the city said, well, okay, let's look into that.
Speaker 3: And they came back and they said, well, the stadium
Speaker 3: we haven't really can't.
Speaker 4: Support a dome.
Speaker 3: And the has Them said, okay, let's look for some
Speaker 3: options around northeast Ohio. What has led them to about
Speaker 3: one hundred and sixty acres right next to Cleveland Hopkins
Speaker 3: there in brook Park where there was a ford plant
Speaker 3: and some other old facilities. They've been cleared out, and
Speaker 3: that is an area that the Hasms believe they could
Speaker 3: build a dome stadium and also have entertainment and restaurants
Speaker 3: and control parking. So it's a lot of revenue. They're
Speaker 3: simply not room on the lakefront build to build what
Speaker 3: they want. You can't build any further north because there's
Speaker 3: Lake Erie. So it looks like the city of Cleveland,
Speaker 3: you know, trying to make their best efforts just can't
Speaker 3: quite match what the has them seem to want.
Speaker 1: And at some point, how soon are they legally obligated
Speaker 1: to stay in that particular stadium? Is it a year, two,
Speaker 1: three years? How many years do they have to buy out?
Speaker 4: If any build the lease is coming up?
Speaker 3: I believe technically in two years. We know how those
Speaker 3: leases play out. More importantly than mayor Justin bib Here
Speaker 3: gave the HASMS next week, it's kind of a deadline
Speaker 3: to say, look, here's our plan. We'll put in about
Speaker 3: four hundred million, we'll update the stadium, we'll talk about
Speaker 3: some development around it, but you're not getting the dome.
Speaker 3: We simply can't pull that off. And the HASLMS evidently
Speaker 3: have worked with brook Park, as being reported, and we
Speaker 3: talked about this morning a dome stadium for about two
Speaker 3: point two billion, another one point four billion of development
Speaker 3: around there. That would be you know, a year round entertainment,
Speaker 3: A dome facility where you could host the Final Four
Speaker 3: and have other.
Speaker 4: Events as you know.
Speaker 3: You know in Cincinnati, you know about twelve dates a year.
Speaker 3: That's pretty much what you use these things. So the
Speaker 3: question becomes, how do you squeeze the facility to use
Speaker 3: them more?
Speaker 1: You know, the Atlanta Braves did that a few years back,
Speaker 1: got out of downtown Atlanta, which is a disaster, and
Speaker 1: moved like thirty miles away. And there was some reporting
Speaker 1: by the Atlanta Constitution newspaper that just on ancillary income,
Speaker 1: the owners of the Atlanta Braves are making sixty five
Speaker 1: million dollars in that profit every year. Because if you
Speaker 1: own the land, you can build apartments, homes, condominiums, bars, restaurants,
Speaker 1: have like a bank's operation right there next to it.
Speaker 1: You can also have office buildings. I know that's Jerry
Speaker 1: Jones's approach in Dallas. This is not reinventing the wheel.
Speaker 1: And with all due respects, is downtown Cleveland as dangerous
Speaker 1: as parts of other Midwest cities at night?
Speaker 4: Bill?
Speaker 3: I think Cleveland's like many other cities, there are two cities,
Speaker 3: and sadly there are parts of Cleveland that we have
Speaker 3: those pockets where you have to report shootings. I would
Speaker 3: say downtown is no more safe or no more dangerous
Speaker 3: than others. Cleveland's unique because we've got the three professional
Speaker 3: teams downtown. You can walk to the Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse
Speaker 3: for the cams, you can walk over to Progressive Field
Speaker 3: to see the Guardians, and you can walk to Cleveland
Speaker 3: Brown Stadium. It's very unique in that way. But for
Speaker 3: what the haslms want there simply isn't the room, and
Speaker 3: Cleveland's not gonna put up that kind of money to
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 1: Don't you know. We're having the same problem here. Alisia
Speaker 1: Reize comes on with sloan of myself quite often and
Speaker 1: they're going back and forth. The lease is up, I
Speaker 1: believe it or not, next year, and at some point
Speaker 1: the Bengals are going to extend it for five years.
Speaker 1: And Mike Brown is now eighty nine years old, and
Speaker 1: the Bengals has put a high undred and fifty million
Speaker 1: dollars refurbishing the locker room. But Jimmy Haslam, who's a
Speaker 1: billionaire also, I think all the owners of NFL teams
Speaker 1: are now billionaires, that he wants a deal deal in
Speaker 1: which he controls everything around him. There's no basketball team
Speaker 1: there's no baseball team. He's got all the parking, all
Speaker 1: the concessions. He's got to sell out the boxes. He
Speaker 1: can do apartment buildings, he can do businesses, he can
Speaker 1: do office buildings, do condos that one hundred and sixty
Speaker 1: acres would allow him to do that.
Speaker 3: Correct, Absolutely, that's the formula he's looking at. He has
Speaker 3: said very publicly, Look, they're looking at northeast Ohio, which
Speaker 3: really opens things up. He said as recently as a
Speaker 3: week ago down at the Greenbrier where the Browns were
Speaker 3: holding their camp, that he and Dee is better half
Speaker 3: believe fans want a dome and they think you're paying
Speaker 3: this much for these athletes. They should play in pristine conditions,
Speaker 3: you know, to play it out in Cincinnati. This would
Speaker 3: be like your friend Mike Brown saying, look, I want
Speaker 3: to have restaurants, entertainment, shopping in how much Mike likes
Speaker 3: to go out and shop. He wants to have all
Speaker 3: those things. And to get the land, he needs to
Speaker 3: go to Milford, or he needs to go to Cheviot
Speaker 3: or Norwood. And that's kind of what the Cleveland situation
Speaker 3: looks to be playing out.
Speaker 1: Willy and long term, when the Browns if they're in
Speaker 1: brook Park. Is that it can't be north? Is it east,
Speaker 1: south or west of downtown Cleveland brook Park?
Speaker 3: It's southwest Billy Willy. As you're coming to Cleveland on
Speaker 3: seventy one, you're coming in that direction. It's to the
Speaker 3: south and west of downtown. It's about twenty minutes. You
Speaker 3: can see the Cleveland skyline from your top seats of
Speaker 3: that new facility. Although it's a dome, I guess you
Speaker 3: can't look out, but you can see the skyline of Cleveland.
Speaker 3: And it's right next to Cleveland Hopkins. It's next to
Speaker 3: four eighty, which is kind of our two seventy five
Speaker 3: around the city, if you will. So it will be
Speaker 3: very convenient for Bengals fans to come up and see
Speaker 3: the Bengals when they play the Browns. Very convenient for
Speaker 3: fans throughout northeast Ohioland you'd have the shopping and the
Speaker 3: entertainment and the restaurants all around the facility. Willie, it
Speaker 3: makes a lot of sense. You hate to see him
Speaker 3: leave the lake front, the tradition of Cleveland, but you know, look,
Speaker 3: tradition's one thing. You got modern players.
Speaker 4: They're paying them a bunch of money.
Speaker 3: They think they want pristine conditions and the Dome offers.
Speaker 1: Then as far as the City of Cleveland, is this
Speaker 1: a negotiating ploy, Is this something where you think Jimmy
Speaker 1: has them is just doing a little bit of a
Speaker 1: fake here that really he's going to stay there, but
Speaker 1: he just wants to get a better deal out of Cleveland.
Speaker 3: Willy mayor Justin Bibb, who will join me tomorrow morning
Speaker 3: at eight twenty. He put off his interview till tomorrow
Speaker 3: to join me, And now think I know why. He
Speaker 3: just simply doesn't have any options. He can't give Jimmy
Speaker 3: what he wants. He can't give him two point two
Speaker 3: billion for a stadium, another one point four billion for
Speaker 3: what's built around it. We're talking about a three point
Speaker 3: six billion dollars the project, and the City of Cleveland.
Speaker 4: Just can't do it.
Speaker 3: Evidently, they're going to maybe do some bonds to fund
Speaker 3: the public part of this, and the HASLMS could write
Speaker 3: a check for the whole thing.
Speaker 4: Of course they're not going to do that.
Speaker 3: You can ask an owner to to spend all that
Speaker 3: kind of money. We've got to have public private partnerships nowadays.
Speaker 3: So no, I just think it's a bad dealt hand
Speaker 3: of cards for Mayor Bibb and the City of Cleveland.
Speaker 3: And I just don't think they've got an option to
Speaker 3: come up with that can compete with what the HASLMS
Speaker 3: could do at brook Park?
Speaker 1: Bill Bill Wills brook Park. Does it appear as if
Speaker 1: they're receptive to this? Have the officials in brook Parks
Speaker 1: had come on down.
Speaker 4: Willie?
Speaker 3: On June fourth, the brook Park City Council passed a
Speaker 3: resolution quote encouraging the Hasard Sports Group to strongly consider
Speaker 3: the former Ford Properties location for a new dome stadium
Speaker 3: for your Cleveland brown So Brook Park would love this,
Speaker 3: They would love the tax revenue, they would love to
Speaker 3: be a part of this deal. It would check a
Speaker 3: lot of boxes from them. So absolutely, will fans be upset,
Speaker 3: you know, that's the question. It'll be a lot easier
Speaker 3: to get in and out. Yeah, you're the Cleveland Browns,
Speaker 3: You're playing in brook Park, you have a dome. So
Speaker 3: there's a lot of pluses for Browns fans when it
Speaker 3: comes to experiencing the game on Sunday as well.
Speaker 1: Though, what about the suburbs? Is this toward the suburbs
Speaker 1: where most of the Browns fans.
Speaker 3: Are Yeah, if you look at a map. I mean,
Speaker 3: Cleveland does have twenty twenty five thousand people living downtown,
Speaker 3: but Browns fans come from all over the region. So yes,
Speaker 3: it would be much easier to come in from a
Speaker 3: Youngstown than Akron. A lot of Browns fans are in
Speaker 3: Columbus that come up every Sunday Toledo Fuel. So it
Speaker 3: would be much easier logistically to have new parking garages,
Speaker 3: that sort of thing, and to have that fan experience
Speaker 3: on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Bill Wills have any questions for me? You spent many
Speaker 1: years here along with Jim Scott in the morning, you
Speaker 1: ran the station as I did as the operations manager
Speaker 1: in PD. Do you have any questions about the big one,
Speaker 1: about your life, about Lynchburg, about Ed.
Speaker 3: Bowsman Willie Ed God rest his soul, loved you, love
Speaker 3: your show, loved what you did, and you keep his
Speaker 3: memory alive. Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition as
Speaker 3: Ed would always say. That was in Cincinnati. I told
Speaker 3: you this one a couple of weeks ago, and just
Speaker 3: have some great fond memories Bill, working with you, and
Speaker 3: you mentioned Jim. My goodness, my condolence, sister's wife, and
Speaker 3: his three boys and his family. I learned so much
Speaker 3: from him personally professionally. He gave me a lot of
Speaker 3: good advice to have a great career in Cleveland.
Speaker 1: And Mike Trevisano, he was my running mate. We used
Speaker 1: to go back and forth quite a bit. Wonderful guy
Speaker 1: and he met his maker, I guess in his garage,
Speaker 1: which was sad. But time, Bill Will's time is flying by.
Speaker 1: Would you agree? How many years have you been at
Speaker 1: TM now?
Speaker 3: Twenty push on twenty six years? Bill here on the
Speaker 3: eleven hundred North. Yeah, exactly a long time.
Speaker 1: She's more than a quarter of a century.
Speaker 4: Life's good.
Speaker 3: Our son Nate is blessed us with three grandkids. I'm
Speaker 3: in your club now, the Paul Club, which is fun.
Speaker 3: And our daughter Serena is doing well. She's a counselor.
Speaker 3: And Mindy says hi to you and Penny as well,
Speaker 3: and she's doing great.
Speaker 1: Billy, Mindy's a great American. Get my best, everyone at TM.
Speaker 1: The odds of this happening, Bill Wells, the odds out
Speaker 1: of ten? What are the odds? And say five years
Speaker 1: from now the Cleveland Browns will be in Brook Park?
Speaker 1: What are the odds.
Speaker 3: You and I are seeing a game. I think at
Speaker 3: brook Park, I go ninety percent. You know, I go
Speaker 3: the odds are as well as you've giving me five
Speaker 3: strokes off at six handicap at ken Wood.
Speaker 4: Sometimes.
Speaker 1: All right, Bill Wills, you're the best there is that
Speaker 1: what you do in Cleveland. May God bless you and
Speaker 1: God bless America. Bill Wills, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Willie, thank you all the best, buddy.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Let's continue with more news coming up,
Speaker 1: and of course this segment about two thirty five, et cetera.
Speaker 1: There's the news, and that's the model. That's the model
Speaker 1: of professional sports to get out of downtown areas in
Speaker 1: which there's a little bit of crime, a little bit
Speaker 1: of oldness that go to the suburbs and these billion
Speaker 1: billionaire multi billionaire owners can build their own deal and
Speaker 1: do what they want. Mike Brown now is worth about
Speaker 1: three billion dollars. That's three thousand million dollars, three billion
Speaker 1: dollars with the Bengals franchise, and it's likely to go up.
Speaker 1: Yure squabbling over or redoing the locker room when Mike
Speaker 1: Brown could move to Boone County, the home with Tony Bender,
Speaker 1: get one hundred and sixty acres and away you go.
Speaker 1: He can move into Wilmington area with Bobby Henderson at
Speaker 1: his golf courses, et cetera, snow Hill. He can move
Speaker 1: a little bit north between Cincinnati and Dayton and away
Speaker 1: you go one hundred and sixty acres and have it
Speaker 1: all right there. But at some point you know you
Speaker 1: have to do. And I know Mike Brown is loyal
Speaker 1: to the city of Cincinnati. I know Carl Linder at
Speaker 1: some point about twenty five years ago, debated moving to
Speaker 1: Boone County his whole operation, and he decided to keep
Speaker 1: it here. I know Williams is the Barretts, the Fifth
Speaker 1: Third Bank types P and G, thank god, or committed
Speaker 1: to downtown Cincinnati, and downtown Cincinnati would not be the
Speaker 1: same without the Bengals here, and unlike Cleveland, the Bank's
Speaker 1: project is right there. And about twenty five thousand people
Speaker 1: live downtown and a lot of Bengals fans come from Kentucky,
Speaker 1: so maybe it's a different situation. Let's continue with more
Speaker 1: about the Brook Park Grounds. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW.
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Speaker 1: knee all summer.
Speaker 9: But if I have that knee and I get to
Speaker 9: the Womlin final and the gold medal match and not
Speaker 9: bat I'm feeling pretty good.
Speaker 1: I want that knee. And also this weekend we got
Speaker 1: Bill Weinberger hair with the Frank Zibell of course, the
Speaker 1: ac R guny polls and spots. It's called the Big
Speaker 1: Green Tractor. Is that correct? Talk about stuff going on
Speaker 1: this the next few days. Tell us about what's happening Thursday, Friday, Saturday, if.
Speaker 10: Anything, Willie honor to be here, great to be with you,
Speaker 10: and seg after working here for fourteen.
Speaker 1: Years fourteen years of glory. There's that number again, fourteen fourteen. Yes.
Speaker 10: But this weekend is a big, big weekend in west Chester.
Speaker 10: The Voices of America Country Music Festival August eighth through
Speaker 10: eleventh at Voices of America Park, big lineup. We've got
Speaker 10: Ernest on Thursday night, Jason Aldeane Friday.
Speaker 1: By the way, can I sing the Big Green Tractor song?
Speaker 1: With him. Is that possible. Probably, they'd probably let Jason Dean.
Speaker 1: I could play you a big green tractor.
Speaker 11: I would think, So you'll be there that night he
Speaker 11: was with the Trumpster. He is correct, it's pretty good.
Speaker 11: That is pretty good. I'd like to hear you sing that.
Speaker 11: Probably everybody go home.
Speaker 1: I did with Montgomery Gentry at King's Island with Sean Hannity.
Speaker 1: But this is my town. That's what I kind of like.
Speaker 1: Please continue.
Speaker 10: Yeah, well, we'd love to have you.
Speaker 1: I'll see what I can do about that.
Speaker 10: Keith Urban on Saturday night, Sam Hunt on Sunday. UH
Speaker 10: for tickets vo ACMF dot com.
Speaker 1: Write that down segment, Voice of America vo.
Speaker 10: A Country MusicFest CMF dot.
Speaker 1: Com, CMF dot Com segment.
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, plenty of parking. Two stages. There's the Nashville
Speaker 10: Whiskey Jam Stage, which has up and coming artists, thirty
Speaker 10: total bands over the people are going on four days
Speaker 10: crazy you know festival. You have the Roses, Montgomery.
Speaker 1: Montgomery In and Evan Andrews.
Speaker 10: And Dean Gregory.
Speaker 1: Dean Gregory is the best greater. Uh. I gotta go
Speaker 1: there and just eat, go from boot to boot to booth.
Speaker 1: So Gord to me get me a ticket just to
Speaker 1: eat Bill Weinberger, or ticket is still available. They are
Speaker 1: still available. Yes, Will there be gun eyed pools all
Speaker 1: over the place too?
Speaker 10: There will not, but the owner of gunn eyed Pools
Speaker 10: will be there.
Speaker 1: Sorry, Bell. Plus, you have cliff diving. My wife's putting
Speaker 1: together a ninety foot senior citizen cliff diving competition in Mexico.
Speaker 1: That's gonna be one hell of a deal. That's awesome.
Speaker 1: Good for her, Ye yeah, great energy. Are you going
Speaker 1: to join her? Absolutely not. You have to time. When
Speaker 1: the wave comes in you at the wrong time, hit
Speaker 1: the bottom. But she's pretty good at diving and flipping.
Speaker 1: She flips me off all the time. Seg Man, give
Speaker 1: me some sports and make it fast.
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Speaker 9: Olympic update Willie Servis of Cincinnati Tax Resolution powered by
Speaker 9: Tove Sheldon Women's soccer semi finals and extra Time. The
Speaker 9: United States defeats Germany one nil. Sophia Smith with the
Speaker 9: goal for the Americans in the ninety fifth minute. They
Speaker 9: hang on and beat Germany, and now the USA advances
Speaker 9: to Saturday's gold medal match in women's soccer, including Mount
Speaker 9: Notre Dame in Cincinnati's own Rose Lavell.
Speaker 1: Bill rein Berger. You know Dennis Rodman, You and he
Speaker 1: run around together a few years back, Is that correct?
Speaker 1: In Chicago? He did, yes, run around a little bit.
Speaker 1: But Rodman's daughter is one of the best players for
Speaker 1: the women, along with Rose Lavelle. But she didn't get
Speaker 1: any goals, right because somebody cheated on the off side
Speaker 1: to you, yeah, please continue women's volleyball.
Speaker 9: The USA swept Poland today to move into the semi finals.
Speaker 9: Red's Update, Reds and Marlins tonight again in Miami five
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Speaker 1: Bill in Berger, could you see the Bengals in Warren County?
Speaker 1: I would not like to see that segment. Please continue,
Speaker 1: It's all I got, all right once again, if you
Speaker 1: want tickets to watch the finest country music.
Speaker 10: Ever VOACMF dot com. Plenty of parking, plenty of tickets,
Speaker 10: huge festival.
Speaker 1: Weather's going to be great. Last weekend not so good.
Speaker 1: Luke Combs. You know my ani name was Combs, so
Speaker 1: therefore I'm connected to Luke Combs. So any one, It's
Speaker 1: good Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, eating, drinking like there's no tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Budweiser is a big sponsor too.
Speaker 1: I love bud Way. Yeah, bud Light. I wish them well.
Speaker 1: Segment is at it into sports, Yes, sir, Get me
Speaker 1: out of the student's reporting. Marty Brenhaman is standing by
Speaker 1: as I speak to come in to talk about the
Speaker 1: Bengals moving to Warren County.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 9: I thought he was going to talk about that French
Speaker 9: guy in the Olympics.
Speaker 1: What about that, I mean the French guy on the
Speaker 1: pole vault ole vault. He couldn't. He got everything over
Speaker 1: except uh, except Marty will talk about it. Marty will
Speaker 1: talk about that. I was kind of embarrassing, But I
Speaker 1: guess he's going to be a porn star now, is
Speaker 1: that correct? Is he gonna? I have no idea. You'll
Speaker 1: have to ask Kid Chris. That's his feat. Luod Doink, Lafitte, Luddink.
Speaker 9: WILLI in honor of a Voice of America and Country
Speaker 9: Music fest and Laddink. We leave you with the immortal
Speaker 9: words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 1: I want to talk policy. They just want to use
Speaker 1: propaganda to.
Speaker 9: Steal your vote.
Speaker 5: The left is trying to talk this woman as a
Speaker 5: savior for the black community, but all she's done is
Speaker 5: hurt the black community since.
Speaker 1: She came into the game. Freaks preaks see the first
Speaker 1: step in destroying the black community is to dismantle the
Speaker 1: black family.
Speaker 9: So aside from her record as a prosecut why don't
Speaker 9: we ask missus Willie Brown if Kamala Harris cares about
Speaker 9: black families?
Speaker 10: Jill Weinberger in your comment, Wow, it's a very interesting time.
Speaker 10: This political race will be amazing.
Speaker 1: Sound like a politician. You got to get into politics segment.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Marty Brenneman is standing by with his comments
Speaker 1: on Eladella Cruz, the Reds and the Bengals at all
Speaker 1: All in News Radio seven hundred WLW by Billy Cunningham
Speaker 1: with the Hall of Famer Marty Brenneman and Marty Welcome
Speaker 1: to the end of the Stude's report on this glorious
Speaker 1: Tuesday afternoon.
Speaker 7: Billy, I'm thrilled to be here with you, son, highlight
Speaker 7: of your career. Yes, it is, It certainly is one
Speaker 7: of them.
Speaker 1: Some have said this morning that Dela Cruz just had
Speaker 1: last night the greatest singular game performance in the history
Speaker 1: of your Reds. You thought you told me in the hallway,
Speaker 1: what about Scooter Janette? I said, well, that's pretty good.
Speaker 1: But in your long four forty seven, forty six years,
Speaker 1: can you recall one performance in one game like Dela Cruz. No,
Speaker 1: I can't recall, but I'm sure there have been some.
Speaker 7: But double home runs, you know, Scooter Jenet four home runs,
Speaker 7: that's not bad.
Speaker 1: No, I assume he had six or seven RBI.
Speaker 7: He did, he didn't have three, And that's what Dela
Speaker 7: Cruz had last night. Three rbs four for five three
Speaker 7: RBIs two home runs, not bad, not bad at all?
Speaker 1: Does he belong at shortstop for centerfield.
Speaker 7: I don't think he can play shortstop twenty two eras
Speaker 7: that's unacceptable for a team that was has been terrible
Speaker 7: this year defensively. I don't see how you can expect
Speaker 7: him to come back next year when he's shown no
Speaker 7: improvement defensively.
Speaker 4: What now?
Speaker 7: He will make the spectacular play, but he will also
Speaker 7: screw up routine plays. And I just don't think that,
Speaker 7: if you're going to try and put your best foot
Speaker 7: forward next season, that Dela Cruz can be a shortstop
Speaker 7: opening day, most.
Speaker 1: Important defensive position outside of catcher, a short stuff. I
Speaker 1: believe that absolutely he plays it at an average or
Speaker 1: low or lower. Yes, I'm sure there's some stout defensively.
Speaker 1: Is there some stat Oh? Yeah, But I'm not I
Speaker 1: to war and I don't know. And I still maintained
Speaker 1: that he would be a great center fielder. I truly
Speaker 1: believe that.
Speaker 7: I said that before this past season got underway, and
Speaker 7: it'll be interesting to see what transpires once this season
Speaker 7: is over and done with and as they make plans
Speaker 7: for twenty twenty five where he will be.
Speaker 1: Now, I had Bill Wills on, who had the guy on,
Speaker 1: talking about the Cleveland Browns moving to a twenty five
Speaker 1: miles south and moving out of Cleveland and having Jimmy
Speaker 1: Haslin by one hundred and sixty acres in brook Park,
Speaker 1: and away you go. You might recall that Marge Shott
Speaker 1: had exactly the same idea before the Great American Ballpark
Speaker 1: was built. You when and moved to Blue Ash, I
Speaker 1: spoke to an official and Warren count he said, we
Speaker 1: would open them, and we welcome them with open arms.
Speaker 1: I mean, can you imagine King's Island there the tennis tournament,
Speaker 1: a dome stadium and all the interactions. Is not the
Speaker 1: future to think moving out of urban areas because of
Speaker 1: the cost and the crime and things like that.
Speaker 7: I'd being glad to say yes, because I think there
Speaker 7: are far more positives that would come into play then
Speaker 7: there would be negatives. Now, would it be a bit
Speaker 7: inconvenient for some people to drive to whatever the suburb
Speaker 7: is to see a football game, But if they're Bengals fans,
Speaker 7: they're going to go wherever they have to go within
Speaker 7: reason to see them play. And moving them out of
Speaker 7: the city and into a well. The same thing with
Speaker 7: the Atlanta Braves in baseball, when you talk about it,
Speaker 7: they moved out of the fringes of downtown Atlanta at
Speaker 7: Old Turner Field to Cobb County, which, oh, by the way,
Speaker 7: is the wealthiest county that surrounds the city of Atlanta, Georgia.
Speaker 1: Show up. I would assume the fans that's where they live.
Speaker 1: And I don't know how many fans. I'm sure Mike
Speaker 1: Brown knows where the season ticket holders are. Correct, I
Speaker 1: would imagine they're north of Cincinnati, Goes Boone, Kenton, Campbell.
Speaker 1: I don't have the population base that you're going to
Speaker 1: have in Warren County, Butler County, northern Hamplet. That's where
Speaker 1: the fans are. Can you conceive the day that Bob
Speaker 1: Castellini Red's ownership in the future would do the same thing.
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 7: I think I think that the tradition and history and
Speaker 7: and all the other things that go into play dealing
Speaker 7: with a baseball franchise would override everything else. I mean,
Speaker 7: I was in favor of the location that they talked
Speaker 7: about before they decided to go downtown, where the bus
Speaker 7: station was, and that we're not talking about moving to
Speaker 7: the suburbs.
Speaker 1: But I was told after a while to stop talking
Speaker 1: about it. You mean where where the casino hard rock
Speaker 1: casino is right?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I was told you're not interested in your
Speaker 7: opinion anymore. This was from the club, he said, Martin,
Speaker 7: this is from the lender. We appreciates here, yes, but
Speaker 7: we don't want to hear about it. We don't want
Speaker 7: to hear that anymore. That's right, you got that message.
Speaker 7: But you know you bring up some good points, Bill, Seriously.
Speaker 7: I mean, I can see the Cleveland thing might be
Speaker 7: interesting to see how it turns out.
Speaker 1: It really might be.
Speaker 7: I mean that football stadium sits right downtown on the river,
Speaker 7: close within walking distance to the baseball park, very similar
Speaker 7: to what we have here now, except for these two
Speaker 7: parks are much closer together than those are. But I
Speaker 7: can I can see the parking would never be a problem.
Speaker 7: You'd build a parking lot that would take care of
Speaker 7: whatever you needed. You'd have a county or an area
Speaker 7: that would bend over backwards to make it a part
Speaker 7: of their community.
Speaker 1: I can. I can see that happen. And Jimmy Haslam
Speaker 1: wants to build all the apartment buildings, own the apartment buildings,
Speaker 1: own the strip centers, own any condo projects, own all
Speaker 1: the parking right and have a dome stadium. He said,
Speaker 1: I need a dome stadium because I want to bring
Speaker 1: NCAA basketball. I want to bring ice hockey and bring
Speaker 1: everything right there and put it to where the fans are,
Speaker 1: twenty six miles south of Lake Erie and makes sense
Speaker 1: to me. And he's a rich guy. He's worth seven
Speaker 1: to ten billion dollars.
Speaker 7: You know what, You're taking a page out of what's
Speaker 7: going on down in Texas when Jerry Jones went outside
Speaker 7: and built the football stadium and the very same things
Speaker 7: that we're talking about now. Incredible amount of parking now
Speaker 7: the baseball park, they don't leave when they close up
Speaker 7: the old park. They just built one right next to it,
Speaker 7: and they're side by side out in the county where
Speaker 7: there's nothing but room. It makes it a little bit easier.
Speaker 7: As far as your fans are concerned, certain commissioners in
Speaker 7: Warren County are very interested. What can we do to
Speaker 7: make it happen? And the Bengals lease is up next year,
Speaker 7: they can extend it five years, so six years from
Speaker 7: now would be perfect timing. They have it all built out,
Speaker 7: ready to go. But why would you not ask the
Speaker 7: other question? Do you foresee the day when Mike Brown's
Speaker 7: going to move that franchise out of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Yes, you do, I do because I think Warre in
Speaker 1: Cowny it would be perfect. I mean out of I
Speaker 1: don't see that happening. Okay, I don't see that happening
Speaker 1: because Troy, Elizabeth and the rest of them are Cincinnatians.
Speaker 1: You know, the same reason that John Barrett's not going
Speaker 1: to move Western Southern to Boone County, and Karl Linder
Speaker 1: could have moved to Boone County twenty five years ago,
Speaker 1: all of his operation didn't do it. There's something about
Speaker 1: this town. Procter and Gamble, if they would ever leave,
Speaker 1: now we got a problem. But they're connected to our city. Well,
Speaker 1: I hope you're right me too, Marty. Good luck and
Speaker 1: continue great success in your retirement. Six handicap six. I'm
Speaker 1: up to a sixth. I need strokes.
Speaker 7: God bless you for a seventy seven year old man.
Speaker 1: Not bad.
Speaker 7: That's better than that bad.
Speaker 1: I'm not happy. I'm not happy. Marty must continue. Marty,
Speaker 1: thank you. Seven hundred Wlder me