Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the great American. On this floor is
Speaker 1: tunesday afternoon in the frist state rain counting later we're
Speaker 1: told we could use summer course and rain in two
Speaker 1: three days, and of course later on we're going to
Speaker 1: celebrate in the central of College.
Speaker 2: This is Stuntional Awareness Day.
Speaker 1: We have an expert coming on in fentanyl, things of
Speaker 1: that problems and things of those issues. One hundred thousand
Speaker 1: Americans or more killed every year by fentanyl because the
Speaker 1: Chinese government's hooked up with Mexican drug cartels and they're
Speaker 1: selling this stuff all over the place. Is something different
Speaker 1: than what it is, But until that takes place. Chris Smitherman,
Speaker 1: former Vice mayor of the City of Cincinnati, Welcome to
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: Christopher, how are you.
Speaker 3: I'm doing good.
Speaker 4: It's good.
Speaker 5: It's really good to hear your vote, your voice.
Speaker 2: Bil.
Speaker 3: There's so much going on the one hundred days, the
Speaker 3: first hundred days of the presidency, and more comes out
Speaker 3: of the White House in one hundred days that we
Speaker 3: saw in the White House and in four years out
Speaker 3: of our President Biden.
Speaker 5: So you know, there's so much going on. But politics
Speaker 5: are local, yep, and people still forget that. And Cincinnati
Speaker 5: is right now in the process. Bill of picking the
Speaker 5: next mayor of the City of Cincinnati can't be more important.
Speaker 5: We have a strong mayor system. There are three people
Speaker 5: running for mayor. I'm supporting Corey Bowman, who is running
Speaker 5: for mayor. But the top two vote getters out of
Speaker 5: the three. Next Tuesday when the polls crolls come out
Speaker 5: and run for mayor. And I went over and voted
Speaker 5: yesterday and it was a ghost town.
Speaker 1: Turnout. Turnout is going to be eighteen percent. But before
Speaker 1: we talk about the mayor, iland to talk about something else.
Speaker 1: We discussed off the air how blessed the city of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati is. But with the Ohio River, we have more
Speaker 1: water flown by us every day we couldn't use in
Speaker 1: a thousand lifetimes. And I've said to the powers that
Speaker 1: be many times. We have one hundred thousand miles of
Speaker 1: pipelines going thither and fro all over the country. How
Speaker 1: about taking pipelines and diverting the Ohio River water to
Speaker 1: where it's needed. I know that makes too much sense,
Speaker 1: but we have pipelines going from here to the Gulf
Speaker 1: of America. We have pipelines from here to the Atlantic,
Speaker 1: here to the Pacific up north. And I've said to
Speaker 1: numerous politicians. I keep saying it, why don't we have
Speaker 1: two or three large six foot pipelines from the Ohio River,
Speaker 1: maybe in Cairo, Illinois, And when the water is just
Speaker 1: flowing past us at a high rate of speed, take
Speaker 1: that water, store it and out west or down south.
Speaker 1: And you told me off the air that if you
Speaker 1: live in Texas or California, and like Tony Benner has
Speaker 1: a ranch somewhere near a Maillo and he cannot save
Speaker 1: the water off his roof when it's raining to put
Speaker 1: in barrels. That's like a fine you get in trouble.
Speaker 1: It's wrong. So explain to me how, on one hand,
Speaker 1: we have trillions of gallons of water flowing by us
Speaker 1: into the Mississippi out into the Gulf, supposedly rising the
Speaker 1: oceans in such a way that Florida is going to
Speaker 1: be inundated, which I don't believe. And so we could
Speaker 1: divert that wall places like Texas, Arizona, Utah, California. And
Speaker 1: why doesn't that happen. It's a simple idea. Why don't
Speaker 1: we do that? Politicians can't give me an answer.
Speaker 5: So let me first share with you that Cincinnati, most
Speaker 5: people don't realize this, we have the best water system
Speaker 5: in the world. And that's not an exaggeration. So people
Speaker 5: come from all over the world to figure out how
Speaker 5: Cincinnati cleaned its water. And we provide water in the
Speaker 5: Cincinnati to places like Blue Ash, places like Redding, places
Speaker 5: like Madeira, and so our water no matter where you
Speaker 5: live out in the region, bill in the even in
Speaker 5: the Great Kinwood Country Club, we provide the water from
Speaker 5: the city of Cincinnati out there, even though it's a
Speaker 5: place that I can't even afford. But the reality of
Speaker 5: it is, we have great water here. And what I
Speaker 5: really see, and I'll try to answer your question, but
Speaker 5: what I see here is out in the future, really,
Speaker 5: people are going to start making decisions about where they
Speaker 5: can get clean water where there aren't droughts. We can't
Speaker 5: see it now, but but water is like gold. And
Speaker 5: so there's so many places that are experiencing droughts where
Speaker 5: they tell you how many hours you can have your
Speaker 5: water on to water your lawn, or how long you
Speaker 5: can how many times you can wash your clothes, or
Speaker 5: any of those kinds of things. We never deal with
Speaker 5: it because it's so plentiful that you don't have a
Speaker 5: system that allows us to clean it. I'm sharing with Willy,
Speaker 5: I wouldn't. I wouldn't put a pipeline in and start
Speaker 5: pushing our water out somewhere else because I think that
Speaker 5: those communities ultimately are gonna be coming our way and
Speaker 5: they're gonna help us populate. They're gonna build big, beautiful
Speaker 5: mansions out in the Kinwood area. We're gonna be able
Speaker 5: to collect revenue from all of that because people ultimately
Speaker 5: will be making decisions around where they can get basic
Speaker 5: services like water.
Speaker 1: You know, whenever I talk to state leaders, they tell
Speaker 1: me between Lake Erie and the Ohio River, we have
Speaker 1: more water. We couldn't use it in a million lifetimes.
Speaker 1: That's a differents Let's talk about too other issues. You
Speaker 1: bring up the mayor's race. I'm watching Michelle Obama's podcast
Speaker 1: because you don't have to, and she's sitting there on
Speaker 1: the most recent podcast decrying the racism of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: because she he is deporting persons of color and that
Speaker 1: racism is rampant. And then you got Governor pritz Or,
Speaker 1: the governor of Illinois, comparing Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler.
Speaker 1: Whenever you go to Adolf Hitler, you lose the argument.
Speaker 1: Right there be goes no character in human history ever
Speaker 1: caused the wreckage that Adolf Hitler calls. And so she
Speaker 1: made the point that because of all the immigrants, not
Speaker 1: illegal immigrants, being deported without due process, that somehow Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is a racist. Now, if the three point one
Speaker 1: million immigrants I said, three point one million deported by
Speaker 1: the Deporter in Chief, Barack Husein Obama, each had a hearing,
Speaker 1: we wouldn't get to the first one hundred thousand of
Speaker 1: those three point one million. Up to this point, Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is deported twenty six thousand as compared to three
Speaker 1: point one million over eight years. Now, in the first
Speaker 1: four years, Trump deported one point one million. He wasn't
Speaker 1: even close to what Barack Hussain Obama was doing. And
Speaker 1: so it's a nice tactic to use because it raises
Speaker 1: the racism flag and many saluted constantly whenever it raised
Speaker 1: by an Obama. And secondly, it's a great fundraiser. In
Speaker 1: other words, it motivates people to believe as if due
Speaker 1: process rights must be given to illegals who come into
Speaker 1: this country illegally, who commit crime here. If hearings are provided,
Speaker 1: lawyers and courtrooms are provided, we will never get to
Speaker 1: one tenth of that number over eight years. And so
Speaker 1: Michelle Obama is raising the R flag. It's racism when
Speaker 1: her husband deported three point one million without due process.
Speaker 1: And secondly, it's being used as a fundraiser by the
Speaker 1: ACLU and others to raise money to keep their jobs.
Speaker 1: Can you smell when I'm cooking?
Speaker 5: So first, let me say that President Barack Obama was
Speaker 5: right about his deportation policy. People are coming into our
Speaker 5: country illegally. Jumping the line I support legal immigration, I
Speaker 5: would predict that you support legal immigration. So it's important
Speaker 5: to define that because we're talking about people who have
Speaker 5: come into our country illegally. The current president is focused
Speaker 5: on criminals. President Barack Obama was very broad in his deportation.
Speaker 5: It wasn't focused in on a gang members for example,
Speaker 5: a rape and pillage.
Speaker 1: Everybody wants correct, correct.
Speaker 5: So his public policy, Yeah, his public policy was very
Speaker 5: very broad, and he was you know, you know, I
Speaker 5: heard recently there was a case where there was a
Speaker 5: family that was separated, meaning President Barack Obama would separate families.
Speaker 5: He would absolutely deport and he was an aggressive deporter.
Speaker 5: And guess what, I wasn't against it because people were
Speaker 5: coming into our country illegally. I don't know whether the
Speaker 5: first lady doesn't understand or didn't know her own husband's
Speaker 5: public policy, So I'm not going to speak to that,
Speaker 5: but what I will take. What I will tell you
Speaker 5: is that the work that our current president is doing
Speaker 5: is saving lives because you see the people that he's
Speaker 5: reporting is so serious. These are people that are literally
Speaker 5: praying on Americans and praying on children, and praying on
Speaker 5: women just out walking or jogging or on a playground.
Speaker 5: So this is the right thing to do. And I
Speaker 5: hope that our courts, which these activist federal justices, which
Speaker 5: I know that your wife would weigh in on this. Hey, listen,
Speaker 5: should not be injecting themselves in what the executive branch
Speaker 5: is doing currently. Like they didn't do when President Obama
Speaker 5: was the president, they shouldn't be doing it now when
Speaker 5: President Trump is a president. We've got to bring law
Speaker 5: in order in our community, particularly as it relates I
Speaker 5: don't even want to call them guests. Let me just
Speaker 5: get ten seconds on this to say, Louisiana Senator Kennedy.
Speaker 5: I love his analogy. This week he said, listen, I
Speaker 5: locked my doors for a reason. It's not because I
Speaker 5: don't like my neighbors. I like my neighbors. I lock
Speaker 5: my door so that I can protect my family right.
Speaker 5: And so the point of it is, we're not saying
Speaker 5: we're having a secure border. There is no country if
Speaker 5: you don't have a secure border. It's not saying we
Speaker 5: don't want people to come into our country lawfully. We're
Speaker 5: saying we don't want them to come in illegally. The
Speaker 5: last thing I'll say is African Americans and Latinos being
Speaker 5: told who are looking at this issue will say the
Speaker 5: same thing. That's why President Barack Obama could do what
Speaker 5: he was doing, because so many African Americans said, listen,
Speaker 5: I want you to deport people who will come into
Speaker 5: our country illegally. And we understood the dread Scott case,
Speaker 5: which is now going to the Supreme Court related to
Speaker 5: birth citizenship off a slave who is so smart, who
Speaker 5: traveled to Saint Louis. Republican lawyers fought for him to say,
Speaker 5: guess what, you have the right to be free. Anybody
Speaker 5: listening to this should understand the dread scot case and
Speaker 5: what is actually happening before the Supreme Court, probably in
Speaker 5: the next few weeks.
Speaker 1: Well, I thought it was remarkable. And now all the
Speaker 1: Democratic parties in favor of Venezuela and gang members who
Speaker 1: commit rapes and robberies. Every now and then, you might
Speaker 1: have a mother deported illegally who's here illegally, and she's
Speaker 1: given the option of taking her children with her or not.
Speaker 1: She knew having the babies here would be an anchor baby.
Speaker 1: All of them, by the way, are on public assistance
Speaker 1: of one type or another, and that when you're found out,
Speaker 1: that's part of the risk of committing a criminal act,
Speaker 1: which is breaking into the country illegally, you may be
Speaker 1: held to account for that. And she elected to take
Speaker 1: her kids with her back to Venezuela, which I fully understand,
Speaker 1: instead of leaving those American citizens here. Now, secondly, I
Speaker 1: want to get you know, Michelle Obama is at the
Speaker 1: hallmark of maximizing her own identity and money and power,
Speaker 1: and she said during this podcast, I don't have to
Speaker 1: deal with much of this. I have a four car
Speaker 1: caravan wherever I go, and they hold the stop lights
Speaker 1: for me. So I'm Michelle Obama. I don't have to
Speaker 1: deal with it. I got caravans whenever I go. But
Speaker 1: I'm not the typical black woman that has to live
Speaker 1: under Donald Trump. She kind of concluded by saying, racism
Speaker 1: is at the heart of what Donald Trump is doing.
Speaker 1: By her definition, her husband was the biggest racist in
Speaker 1: American history. Secondly, kids downtown, Jim Moooring, Tracy Swagman and
Speaker 1: others have this plan, and I think it's going to work,
Speaker 1: except on maybe Tuesday night and Wednesday night. Last weekend
Speaker 1: wasn't much of a real test. The weather was terrible
Speaker 1: and the Reds weren't in town, so there wasn't much
Speaker 1: going on at the banks. Anyway, what do you see
Speaker 1: as a father of I believe five great kids that
Speaker 1: you and Pam raised so well in Avondale, that is lacking.
Speaker 1: That causes large numbers of youth in their fourteen, fifteen,
Speaker 1: sixteenth year of life to go downtown, sit on the
Speaker 1: river bank, smoke marijuana, et cetera. We had Ken Kober
Speaker 1: the police department said that they look around smoke pot
Speaker 1: and look for another victim. That's not a good look
Speaker 1: for the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 5: Well, currently we just have a week mayor in mayor
Speaker 5: of pure Va opinion, and we have a council, in
Speaker 5: my opinion, that has taken their eye off the ball,
Speaker 5: just like we've seen in many of our quote sanctuary
Speaker 5: cities across the country. So here's the reality. Parents need
Speaker 5: to know where their kids are willing. And you can't
Speaker 5: have twelve, thirteen and fourteen year olds downtown breaking curfew
Speaker 5: and then tell your police department. You tie their hands
Speaker 5: and you say, I don't want you to go up
Speaker 5: and ask any question. I don't want you to talk
Speaker 5: to them. I don't want you to do proactive police people,
Speaker 5: and our police department understands that. Unfortunately, because they have
Speaker 5: this week mayor who won't support them on a Monday
Speaker 5: morning when they have some type of interaction that doesn't
Speaker 5: go the best, that they know that that city Hall
Speaker 5: and that mayor will throw them under the bus. At
Speaker 5: the heart of it, our electeds aren't backing our Cincinnati
Speaker 5: to police department. And again is why I'm supporting Corey
Speaker 5: Bowman and trying to get him out of the primary
Speaker 5: next Tuesday when the polls close. The point that I'm
Speaker 5: trying to make is if parent this is a parent
Speaker 5: issue willing, and we have a counsel that won't go
Speaker 5: down and be heavy handed. Meaning if you don't know
Speaker 5: where your thirteen year old child is and it's two
Speaker 5: o'clock in the morning, I say, that's a major problem.
Speaker 5: It never happened in my household with my father. Never
Speaker 5: happened in my household with my mother. And let me
Speaker 5: tell you, if anybody called me, called that house teacher
Speaker 5: or police officer or anybody, my dad would either say,
Speaker 5: let them have it, don't come back here. I'm not
Speaker 5: coming to get you. That was always the rule in
Speaker 5: our house, which nobody had to experience. That are number two.
Speaker 5: My parents always supported. The teachers are the faculty in
Speaker 5: our public schools. Our public schools, many of them are failing.
Speaker 5: We've got to own up to that. And part of
Speaker 5: it willing is the discipline. Meaning our teachers are phenomenal.
Speaker 5: I don't want to beat up school teachers. My wife
Speaker 5: was a school teacher. They're in these classrooms with four
Speaker 5: or five kids that when they try to get them out.
Speaker 5: I'm even when they assault a teacher, knock her teeth out,
Speaker 5: knock her down, throw a computer at one of our
Speaker 5: men teachers. The system will not even remove the kids
Speaker 5: from the school. They then end up downtown at two
Speaker 5: or three o'clock in the morning. And our police officers,
Speaker 5: no matter where they are, whether it's Madeira, Reading or downtown,
Speaker 5: they are not dead. They're not uncles, they're not cousins.
Speaker 5: They're cops. And we need to allow our cops to
Speaker 5: do their jobs. But we've got to have a city
Speaker 5: hall in Cincinnati, or in Dayton, or in Cleveland, whoever's
Speaker 5: listening to it is anywhere across the country. You've got
Speaker 5: to have local officials that are willing to back up
Speaker 5: their law enforcement, and we just don't have it.
Speaker 1: I know it's a small thing, but it offends me
Speaker 1: a bit when I go around Washington Park, and my
Speaker 1: family's roots go deep into the soil of Washington Park,
Speaker 1: and I watch numerous people smoking marijuana publicly with children
Speaker 1: running in and out of the fountains in the summertime.
Speaker 1: And I've walked up to a cop there two or
Speaker 1: three times in uniform. I said, how come you're not
Speaker 1: enforcing the marijuana laws. He said, We're told not to
Speaker 1: do it. And it's a little thing, but it's hard
Speaker 1: to go to any public event, including angles outside the
Speaker 1: game of the Reds outside the game before the event
Speaker 1: takes place without smelling marijuana everywhere, and it sends the
Speaker 1: message that if we don't enforce the little laws, maybe
Speaker 1: the big ones will take care of themselves. And these
Speaker 1: kids that do this, number one, they're underage. Number two,
Speaker 1: that's a curfew violation. And number three, they have no fathers,
Speaker 1: no mothers, no one who cares about them. And I
Speaker 1: care deeply about kids from dysfunctional families because you had
Speaker 1: a functional family. I did not have so much of
Speaker 1: a functional family growing up, but I lived in a
Speaker 1: culture around Saint Savior's at Deer Park where there was
Speaker 1: people looking out for other kids. And I think it's
Speaker 1: a sadness, it's a sickness. We need strong law enforcement.
Speaker 1: We don't have it. Well, we got to run once
Speaker 1: again up against the clock. You know how that works
Speaker 1: in radio. And once again, Chris.
Speaker 5: Thank you for having thanks for having me on. People
Speaker 5: can follow me at vote Smitherman on social media on
Speaker 5: X and again as smart. I was just talking to
Speaker 5: a guy down here at Jim and Jack and sit
Speaker 5: them over to the Board of Election and say that
Speaker 5: this person was from Saylor Park. Please go and cash
Speaker 5: or vote for Corey Bowman. He's got to come out
Speaker 5: of that primary. And I appreciate the opportunity to say
Speaker 5: that on your airways.
Speaker 1: Will you say all Christopher Smitherman, stay strong. We'll see
Speaker 1: what occurs. Let's continue with more. And once again, when
Speaker 1: you let the small things go by, like speeding tickets
Speaker 1: and they put up speed bumps, no big deal, Smoking
Speaker 1: marijuana in public, no big deal. Suddenly there's a sense
Speaker 1: of lawlessness that manifests itself in horrible ways. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more. After one o'clock today, we've scheduled a guest
Speaker 1: on fentanyl Death Incorporated. And once again, many weeks ago,
Speaker 1: I had on the family of Jackquell. Do it for Jack,
Speaker 1: go to the website, check it out, and we had
Speaker 1: Brad winsterp here with a mother and father and they
Speaker 1: did a great job explaining how their son, a Muller
Speaker 1: grad Jack Quell I met his end and using fentanyl
Speaker 1: unbeknownst to him. And today's today we commemorate in a
Speaker 1: sense the fentanyl death calls by all kinds of issues,
Speaker 1: but be care full about what you take from friends
Speaker 1: and family as to where it came from. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WULWI Billy.
Speaker 2: Cunningham, the Great America.
Speaker 1: Let's set up the rest of today's sneak show after
Speaker 1: one o'clock today will be doctor Robert de Marbret. Today
Speaker 1: is National Fentanyl Awareness Day, National Fentanyl Awareness Day, and
Speaker 1: I want to talk to doctor Marbat about where this
Speaker 1: thing came from, how it occurred. I've read some things
Speaker 1: at the Wall Street Journal that once the crackdown took
Speaker 1: place of the farmer industry, that somehow that caused a
Speaker 1: rise and of fueling, shall we say, fentanyl paid for
Speaker 1: by the communist red Chinese and an agreement in concert
Speaker 1: with Mexican drug cartels, and the two of them together
Speaker 1: have imported tons of fentanyl into the United States of
Speaker 1: America which now are capable of being made inside of
Speaker 1: our nation with the right chemical pharmaceutical precursors ahead of time.
Speaker 1: So we're going to get an update from doctor Robert Marbat.
Speaker 1: He's got a documentary out and a few weeks ago
Speaker 1: ahead on Brad Weinstrip and the parents of Jack Quill,
Speaker 1: who was a Muller High School graduate who found himself
Speaker 1: taking some recreational cocaine on the East Coast, and it
Speaker 1: was laced with a fentanyl and he didn't make it.
Speaker 2: He died.
Speaker 1: And so every year about one hundred thousand or more
Speaker 1: Americans are killed. The Mexican drug cartels the last three
Speaker 1: months have had difficulty getting the product in the country
Speaker 1: because of Donald Trump, And so now the cost of
Speaker 1: a pill containing fentanyl has gone from like one dollar
Speaker 1: to seventeen dollars, which is a good thing when you
Speaker 1: think about it, but that means they're making even more money.
Speaker 1: So we'll see what happens. But we have a report
Speaker 1: coming after one o'clock on that and more. Plus I'm
Speaker 1: holding a note here put out by the Cincinnati Bengals.
Speaker 1: The Bengals appreciate Hamley County support in passing today's Memoran
Speaker 1: of Understanding, which is a step toward preserving pay Court
Speaker 1: Stadium as an asset for the community and the downtown.
Speaker 1: The Bengals primary object has been to keep operating successfully
Speaker 1: in pay Corpse Stadium. In today's MoU keeps paid Corpse
Speaker 1: Stadium in good shape for fans and tending events, and
Speaker 1: continues the effort to build a world class riverfront in
Speaker 1: the community. Many good things have happened over the past
Speaker 1: twenty five years. Team is glad to continue working with
Speaker 1: Hamilton County. The vote was two to one. Alisa Reese
Speaker 1: said no, she wanted to see more. The other two
Speaker 1: voted yes. So this is still contingent, shall we say,
Speaker 1: on a deal being struck at this point, this is
Speaker 1: a memorandum of understanding. The devil might be in the details,
Speaker 1: but the goal is to have this money one hundred
Speaker 1: and eighty seven million dollars spent, two thirds from the Bengals,
Speaker 1: one third from the county, and then use that as
Speaker 1: a hook in order to get the state of Ohio
Speaker 1: to step up, which might be a bridge too far.
Speaker 1: The more and more I speak to my friends, the
Speaker 1: power brokers in Columbus, the more and more Republicans are
Speaker 1: telling me that bill millionaire club owners should not get
Speaker 1: a lot of money from the public, especially from the
Speaker 1: general Revenue Fund. So we'll see what happens down the road.
Speaker 1: And I would say this, I was with you thirty
Speaker 1: years ago when this sales tax thing was passed, and
Speaker 1: over the last thirty years, we're not in some economic
Speaker 1: crisis in Hamilton County that thirty years has gone by.
Speaker 1: We're still standing, still surviving, having the worst least deal
Speaker 1: in the world, where the taxpayer picked up ninety five percent,
Speaker 1: the Bengals picked up five percent, And it looks to
Speaker 1: me as if they're willing to pick up a large
Speaker 1: chunk of the remodeling of pay Course Stadium. So did
Speaker 1: we survive the last thirty years with the Bengals stadium deal?
Speaker 1: Did we make it from nineteen ninety five until now?
Speaker 1: Are we okay? Well, yeah, it's okay, So strike a
Speaker 1: better deal. The Bengals are a critical, critical part of
Speaker 1: the fabric of our community, extremely extremely important. There's only
Speaker 1: like twenty eight cities that have this. New York have
Speaker 1: a couple in the LA region as a couple, and
Speaker 1: so take Washington and Baltimore somewhat close together. We're well
Speaker 1: positioned and we're a world class city and a large
Speaker 1: list because of the major League sports team. Imagine Cincinnati
Speaker 1: without the Reds of the Bengals or without FC. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's the driver to everything happening on the riverfront. So
Speaker 1: strike a better deal. It looks like Katie Blackburn Brown
Speaker 1: and Troy and Michael Brown are willing to put more
Speaker 1: money into the deal to remodel an existing stadium and
Speaker 1: drive it forward for another twenty five years. And so
Speaker 1: did we survive the last thirty years with the Bengals deal?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Could it have been much better thirty years ago, absolutely, yes,
Speaker 1: But we're okay and somehow this if the Bengals continue
Speaker 1: to want to stay here, which appears to be the case,
Speaker 1: because another generation of the Brown families take looking over
Speaker 1: Troy and Katie, another generation passed them, and the next
Speaker 1: thirty years will see what happens.
Speaker 2: But I think it's going to be okay.
Speaker 1: Secondly, as you may know, today is the one hundredth
Speaker 1: day of the Trump administration and I have a guest
Speaker 1: on I think tomorrow or Friday. I'm off Thursday with
Speaker 1: Reds Baseball. Either tomorrow or Friday. That is chronicled the
Speaker 1: amount of media coverage toward Donald Trump. And believe it
Speaker 1: or not, it's gotten worse than it was in the
Speaker 1: first term. Almost impossible to believe. But the negative media
Speaker 1: coverage in the attacks on Donald Trump are louder and
Speaker 1: more pervasive now than they were in the first one
Speaker 1: hundred days of the first Trump term. It is worse
Speaker 1: today to get the truth from the media than it
Speaker 1: was even eight years ago, in twenty seventeen, it's worse.
Speaker 1: There's no objectivity, there's no independence, there's nothing good. It's
Speaker 1: ever happening if it's Donald Trump, and if it's a Democrat,
Speaker 1: nothing bad ever occurs. And when I reference this with
Speaker 1: Christopher Smitherman about about Michelle Obama, who considers herself the
Speaker 1: mother of the modern Democratic Party, who decried the number
Speaker 1: of deportations under Donald Trump, and she corselated at the
Speaker 1: defeat of racism that that's the problem because from her mindset,
Speaker 1: she's lived and died with racism every day of her life,
Speaker 1: even though she's worth two hundred million dollars and travels
Speaker 1: around in caravans with four or five cars, taking care
Speaker 1: of every one of her needs. And she so blames
Speaker 1: racism for all the failures of the word. So I
Speaker 1: ran out some numbers about the deportations under Obama, and
Speaker 1: the deportations in the first four years of Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: and the deportations up to this point according to the
Speaker 1: Immigration and that Naturalization Service, in the eight years of
Speaker 1: Donald In the eight years of Barack Hussein Obama, with
Speaker 1: Michelle Obama at his side, there were three million, sixty
Speaker 1: two thousand, five hundred and eighty one deportation under Obama.
Speaker 1: He was known by the ACLU at that point as
Speaker 1: the King of deportations, and he did it. And I've
Speaker 1: played for you previously all the cuts of Obama himself
Speaker 1: sounding like Donald Trump today about the harm caused by
Speaker 1: illegals inside this country. We can't be a nation without fences,
Speaker 1: without borders, that if you come here legally, we want you,
Speaker 1: you've come here illegally, we don't want you. And at
Speaker 1: no point did the media jump on top of Obama
Speaker 1: for eight years and complain about lack of do process.
Speaker 1: If even a small percentage of the three million plus
Speaker 1: deportations under Obama had hearings, we would not get through
Speaker 1: fifty thousand of the three million. A hearing consists of
Speaker 1: lawyers and judges and rulings courts of record and appeal
Speaker 1: and appeal and appeal. They were struck down repeatedly. Is
Speaker 1: not necessary. So when a Democrat like Obama's in the
Speaker 1: White House and he has the largest deportation rate in
Speaker 1: American history, the media largely ignored it because they didn't
Speaker 1: want to criticize Obama.
Speaker 2: They never did that.
Speaker 1: They never scrutinized his policies whatsoever, nor where he came
Speaker 1: from and his other relationship, shall we say, in his
Speaker 1: life because it didn't fit the media diet tribe. And
Speaker 1: so compare that to the first The first four years
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump was one million, forty seven thousand, which
Speaker 1: is one third of what Obama did. And in the
Speaker 1: first one hundred days, there's been one hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: nine thousand deportations under Trump for the first one hundred days.
Speaker 1: If you would, if we take one hundred and forty
Speaker 1: thousand over a year, that'd be about four hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty thousand, four and fifty thousand over the first year
Speaker 1: of the of the Trump term, not even close to
Speaker 1: what Obama did, not even the same ballpark. But if
Speaker 1: there's money to be raised and the cloaking of one
Speaker 1: inside of Victimization Awardrobe Michelle Obama survives, then if the
Speaker 1: facts be damned, if the facts don't work, let's change
Speaker 1: the facts to fit our bias. And that's what the
Speaker 1: Democrats have done on this issue, especially when it comes
Speaker 1: to why Donald Trump was elected. Back in November November
Speaker 1: the fifth, we had serious concerns, didn't you that the
Speaker 1: American people would see through all the bs and actually
Speaker 1: deal with the fact that we can't afford four more
Speaker 1: years of Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: Slash Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: By the way, Democratic primary voters did not select Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton in twenty to sixteen to run against Trump, and then,
Speaker 1: of course in twenty twenty four, the Democratic voters voted
Speaker 1: for Joe Biden, and the heads of the Democratic Party said, well,
Speaker 1: even though you voted for Joe Biden in the primaries,
Speaker 1: gave him fourteen million votes, the Obamas and the Clintons
Speaker 1: got together to usher and Nancy Pelosi out of office,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden and install Kamala Harris's their nominee without the
Speaker 1: vote of the Demoocratic primary voters. And they're worried about democracy,
Speaker 1: a threat to democracy. So in November of twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: the American people said to Donald Trump, secure the border,
Speaker 1: the rapes, the robberies, the drugs, We can't take it anymore.
Speaker 2: Has he done that? Absolutely?
Speaker 1: In fact, the border crossings are down to about three
Speaker 1: hundred per day as supposed to ten thousand per day
Speaker 1: under Joe Biden, and those who come across illegally, those
Speaker 1: three hundred get a quick hearing, and out they go.
Speaker 1: He was told November the fifth to boost the economy.
Speaker 1: We're in process of getting a great economy because I
Speaker 1: see there's something in the range of three trillion dollars
Speaker 1: of new business coming into America from so called American
Speaker 1: companies who have factories and operations overseas that are going
Speaker 1: to come back into America. Three trillion dollars. Will that
Speaker 1: take one to three years? Absolutely? Is it happeningsolute? He
Speaker 1: also had a mandate to limit the size and scope
Speaker 1: of government. We have forty percent more spending and forty
Speaker 1: percent more employees working for the government in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: four than we had in twenty nineteen. There was an
Speaker 1: explosion a government spending in personnel under Joe Biden. That's
Speaker 1: been reversed. And in a sense, we voted for Trump
Speaker 1: because we wanted to have a little more respect on
Speaker 1: the world stage. And when Trump took office in January,
Speaker 1: had terrible, terrible things on his plate. What was happening
Speaker 1: in Israel, what was happening in Ukraine, What was happening
Speaker 1: with the deficits happening with American jobs. The only growth
Speaker 1: of jobs under Joe Biden, we're in government jobs, and
Speaker 1: that's been reversed completely. So, whether it was eight or
Speaker 1: twelve million legals coming into the country, fifty thousand pounds
Speaker 1: of fentanel crossing the southern border, and we said, we
Speaker 1: can't do this anymore. We need a different approach, and
Speaker 1: it did work. Right now in the southern border, the
Speaker 1: apprehensions have plummeted by ninety seven percent compared to February
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty five to February of twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: ninety seven percent, and they're going down even more because
Speaker 1: who wants to make that trip from somewhere hundreds or
Speaker 1: thousands of miles away when actually you can't walk across
Speaker 1: the southern border and getting hearing date five to seven
Speaker 1: years away.
Speaker 2: No one does that.
Speaker 1: Plus Trump has taken billions of dollars away from the
Speaker 1: drug traffickers, saving girls and women the indignity of being
Speaker 1: repeatedly raped as they make their way from wherever they're
Speaker 1: coming from over the Daring Gap into the southern border
Speaker 1: of this country.
Speaker 2: They save that.
Speaker 1: And so promises made, I say, promises kept by Donald Trump. Now,
Speaker 1: will it takes some time? Do you have the patients
Speaker 1: to accept the fact that these economic changes may take
Speaker 1: one to three years to transpire. I hope you do
Speaker 1: have the patients to accept the things that are good
Speaker 1: for this country will take some time. Plus, we no longer,
Speaker 1: shall we say, have girls being invaded by teenage boys
Speaker 1: in the locker rooms, and efforts are strongly underway to
Speaker 1: make sure that men do not play women's sports, and
Speaker 1: including the sexual mutilations of our kids and shutting down
Speaker 1: psychiatric hospital flooding the streets with the mentally ill is
Speaker 1: something the president's working on. So the first one hundred days,
Speaker 1: I think we're damn good. But if you watch the
Speaker 1: media and read what the media says, this is awful.
Speaker 1: We did a snapshot and it said that his presidential
Speaker 1: ratings are down to forty one percent. The stock market
Speaker 1: had the worst march, it said, and since the Great Depression,
Speaker 1: well in April, the stock market's been up in the
Speaker 1: media doesn't talk about it. And by the way, what
Speaker 1: happened to the Brago Garcia guy. Remember he was the
Speaker 1: poster child for due process rights. Suddenly no longer covered
Speaker 1: by the mainstream media, and now he's going to join
Speaker 1: other gang members, shall we say? In a prison in Nolsalva,
Speaker 1: and now the Democratic Party is ignored it. But racism
Speaker 1: for Michelle Obama is a good business, makes a lot
Speaker 1: of money, makes you feel like a victim, and it
Speaker 1: cosses her to have identity, that is, I'm the mother
Speaker 1: of the Democratic Party, and I hate all these deportations
Speaker 1: when her husband had three million, sixty two thousand, five
Speaker 1: hundred and eighty one when he was in office. Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more and lastly, Reds baseball looking pretty good.
Speaker 2: Three to one.
Speaker 1: They won with the Cardinals and the team is now
Speaker 1: one game out of first place. In fact that the
Speaker 1: Cubs lose today and the Reds win, the Reds are
Speaker 1: tied for first place in the Central Division of the
Speaker 1: National League. Keep Hope alive. On my ex account, I
Speaker 1: referenced the fact that I sense this team's going to
Speaker 1: win about eighty five to ninety games and they're going
Speaker 1: to beat the Cubs and the Cardinals for the championship
Speaker 1: of the Central Division, then march for glory. They remind
Speaker 1: me to an extent about the nineteen ninety Reds and
Speaker 1: from eighty eight eighty nine finished in second place. Get there,
Speaker 1: and pot Rose lou took them to the Promised Land.
Speaker 1: And I think Frank ConA is going to do the
Speaker 1: same thing eretime about five forty tonight, first pitch about
Speaker 1: six forty at Trouma the Red Lakes and All Great
Speaker 1: Americans News Radio seven hundred WLW by Billy Cunning him
Speaker 1: the Great American. About three weeks ago I had on
Speaker 1: Congressman brad Winstrip and the parents of Jack Quell, who
Speaker 1: found himself in a situation on the East Coast three
Speaker 1: or four years after graduation, in which he was working
Speaker 1: doing his thing and a friend to him were using
Speaker 1: some cocaine which they should not have done. The parents
Speaker 1: have freely admit to that he was a graduate of
Speaker 1: Muller High School. Great kid, shouldn't have done it.
Speaker 2: He did it.
Speaker 1: And I had a deadly dose of fentanyl inside. And
Speaker 1: Jackquell died by himself gasping for breath. And they have
Speaker 1: a foundation Do It for Jack, Do It for Jack
Speaker 1: dot com, which is out there. And I think today
Speaker 1: is National Fentanyl Awareness Day. And there's an explosive new
Speaker 1: documentary available from doctor Robert to Margaret Fent and Old
Speaker 1: Death Incorporated has taken America by storm. The number is
Speaker 1: north of one hundred thousand Americans every year. Dive of
Speaker 1: it and doctor Robert Margaret, welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show, and explain to me how it started, where
Speaker 1: it came from. The last few years, it's metastasized, and
Speaker 1: I think Donald Trump's behavior on the southern border certainly
Speaker 1: has held quite a bit and stemming the tide, but
Speaker 1: that's not going to stop it. Explain why this crisis
Speaker 1: is happening right.
Speaker 6: Now, Well, it really only started about fifteen years ago,
Speaker 6: and there's a direct tie between Purdue Pharma in the
Speaker 6: Southwest border and the Mexican cartels. As we all remember
Speaker 6: that crisis that went on in all the lawsuits against
Speaker 6: the hospitals, doctors, pharmacies. So suddenly that drug supply dried up,
Speaker 6: the synthetic opioids, and they had millions of people on scripts,
Speaker 6: hundreds of thousands addicted. So China, working with the Mexican cartels,
Speaker 6: start bringing it across the southwest border and that was
Speaker 6: the start of the fentinyl crisis about fifteen years ago.
Speaker 6: Since then, it's evolved as you start to tighten up,
Speaker 6: and President Trump has done an amazing job of closing
Speaker 6: down the Southwest border and he's also working on the
Speaker 6: northern border with the Canadian biker gangs who started to
Speaker 6: get into the business right And so as we close
Speaker 6: those borders down, we're going to have to also start
Speaker 6: working at the boards of jury. It's natural that it
Speaker 6: will start to come through. And the other thing I'm
Speaker 6: really getting worried about is that people will start producing
Speaker 6: it internally. Because United States, which is only about four
Speaker 6: and a half percent of the world's populations, consuming thirty
Speaker 6: eight percent of the worldwide supply of fentanyl.
Speaker 4: So as you've closed.
Speaker 6: Down the borders, and by the way, the price has
Speaker 6: already started to climb. The price for one pill of
Speaker 6: a thirty milligram pill was way below a dollar. Now
Speaker 6: it's up in some parts of the country fifteen eighteen dollars.
Speaker 6: That means the border is working, it means it's tightened up.
Speaker 6: But what we don't want to have is now suddenly
Speaker 6: a gang down the street starting to produce it. And
Speaker 6: that's what I worry about will be the next phase here.
Speaker 1: So it's not required from Russia or from China or
Speaker 1: from Iran. All countries who wish us ill and the
Speaker 1: view of the Chinese government about the typical American is fat, lazy, fat,
Speaker 1: and flatulan. That's the view, and they won us dead
Speaker 1: and Xhijio ping has been successful. So you're saying, even
Speaker 1: if we have some success with China not importing fentanyl,
Speaker 1: I read somewhere that someone can buy on Amazon at
Speaker 1: pill press for like one or two hundred dollars, and
Speaker 1: somebody could get into the fentanyl business quickly by buying
Speaker 1: a pill press and putting the fentanyl inside the drug
Speaker 1: stamp something on it to make it look like an
Speaker 1: acceptable drug. And someone could be in the fentanyl business quickly.
Speaker 1: But where do they get the precursors? Where did they
Speaker 1: get the drug itself?
Speaker 6: Doctor, Well, the precursors or if you will, the active
Speaker 6: ingredients still are coming mostly from China. They're coming from
Speaker 6: a few other places, Pakistan, India, but China is about
Speaker 6: eighty percent of the precursors and now pre precursors. And
Speaker 6: so that's why you've still got to be tough on China.
Speaker 6: You got it cut down all the precursors, but we
Speaker 6: also got to be very aware that as you can
Speaker 6: get these precursors into the United States through a lot
Speaker 6: of different ways. I mean, some people were just mailing
Speaker 6: it into the United States and it wasn't getting checked.
Speaker 6: And that's what's so great about President Trump is he's
Speaker 6: taken this serious. He's gone after both borders, both in
Speaker 6: the northern and southern border. He's gone after the ports
Speaker 6: of entry. Is getting tighter at the airports and so
Speaker 6: and we know that's working because the price of a
Speaker 6: pill was under a dollar just four or five six
Speaker 6: months ago, and now it's running about fifteen eighteen dollars
Speaker 6: in parts of the United States. So we now know
Speaker 6: the borders are getting tightened up. Now we have to
Speaker 6: then start focusing on our own gang activity inside the
Speaker 6: United States, because my prediction is that will start to
Speaker 6: shift into the local gangs or sort of the gang
Speaker 6: down the street will say, hey, I can get into that.
Speaker 6: I can make that profit now that the borders are tighter.
Speaker 1: So this fentanyl could be in marijuana, it could be
Speaker 1: in pills, it could be in cocaine, it could be
Speaker 1: in heroin. What is the motivation of a drug dealer.
Speaker 1: Let's say you're in the drug dealing business to kill
Speaker 1: your customer. I mean, I think about Jack Quill from
Speaker 1: Muller High School. Well, what is the motivation of killing
Speaker 1: your customer?
Speaker 6: Well, their motive pure money, and they want to sell
Speaker 6: as much of it as they can. They are working
Speaker 6: really hard to try to lower the lethality of it
Speaker 6: so that people will live and buy more. But the
Speaker 6: problem with fentanyl, unlike any other drug we've ever seen,
Speaker 6: is the potency is so so powerful that no matter
Speaker 6: how much you cut it, it's still deadly. And they're
Speaker 6: really working hard. Like up in Kensington in Philadelphia that
Speaker 6: was the epicenter of a version of fitnol called trank,
Speaker 6: which is mixing horse tranquilizer with fentanyl and the goal
Speaker 6: and think about that horse tranquilizer, that'd be bad enough,
Speaker 6: but we're going to mix it with finnyl. But their
Speaker 6: goal is to make it less lethal so that you'll
Speaker 6: continue to buy. So they're really trying to lower the
Speaker 6: You know how potent this drug is, but finnyl is
Speaker 6: so powerful.
Speaker 4: That's the problem. That's the hard part to do. High
Speaker 4: is so powerful.
Speaker 6: People crave that high that they'll do anything to get it,
Speaker 6: even if they know it's it might kill them.
Speaker 4: And that's just mind boggling to me. How we got here.
Speaker 1: Well, if I would take a salt shaker and turn
Speaker 1: it upside down one time. How many minute grains of
Speaker 1: salt representing one little grain of fentanyl is too much?
Speaker 6: Well, two grains of salt would kill most anybody in fentanyl,
Speaker 6: if it was any fentanyl equivalent, and three grains would
Speaker 6: kill anybody two. So two to three grains of salt
Speaker 6: would kill a person. Another way to think about it
Speaker 6: is a rice grain. An average rice grain would kill
Speaker 6: fifteen people.
Speaker 1: One grain of rice would kill And so that's the problem.
Speaker 1: When the drug dealers are mixing this, they may be
Speaker 1: a little bit off, and if they're a little bit off,
Speaker 1: they'll kill They'll kill the customer absolutely.
Speaker 6: And sometimes your batch that this is not done in
Speaker 6: white glove labs, is perfectly mixed with titrations and all this.
Speaker 6: This is done in back alleys and jungles, you know,
Speaker 6: in the back of burnout buses, And so you might
Speaker 6: have a batch that comes out and has very little
Speaker 6: fentanyl in it, and they've sold it to the customer
Speaker 6: and they're disappointed, and then another part of the batch
Speaker 6: may have more of it. The other problem we're starting
Speaker 6: to see is about seventy percent of all other illisted
Speaker 6: drugs are now starting to have traces of fitanyl in it,
Speaker 6: and if you have a trace of coke or math,
Speaker 6: that's bad for you. But the lethality level, the potency
Speaker 6: level is just not nearly what it is in fitanyl.
Speaker 4: That literally finnyl dust will kill you pol You know, we've.
Speaker 6: Not seen that in any other drug. That literally dust
Speaker 6: from making fentanyl will kill you.
Speaker 1: I'm not too active in the drug community, but I'm
Speaker 1: told by Cincinnati cops that there are drug abusers. There
Speaker 1: are drug abuses on the street and they take their drugs,
Speaker 1: whether it's marijuana or whether it's a pill or cocaine
Speaker 1: or heroin, anticipating it's filled with fentanyl. And they have
Speaker 1: a friend with narkham next to them and if I
Speaker 1: pass out and don't come back, hit me with narkam.
Speaker 1: And so many people do not travel around with narkham
Speaker 1: on them. And now it's become a thing to have
Speaker 1: public institutions have narkham available, that if at the library
Speaker 1: of police department. And there's a terrible problem in the
Speaker 1: inner cities of this great country of ours, with thousands
Speaker 1: of homeless individuals that are mentally ill and drug addicted,
Speaker 1: who will have a copious amounts of narkam available. So
Speaker 1: when they get that extra little grain of fentanyl in
Speaker 1: their heroine or in their marijuana and smoking it, even
Speaker 1: as you say the dust of a fennyl can kill,
Speaker 1: they have someone available with narkam. Would you encourage colleges, universities,
Speaker 1: more police departments, public libraries, employers to have narkam available.
Speaker 6: This is a real complex issue because in one side
Speaker 6: you absolutely saved the person to live another day.
Speaker 4: The downside is it doesn't solve the problem in the
Speaker 4: long run.
Speaker 6: It doesn't even solve the problem in the intermediate run.
Speaker 6: It does solve it for that particular dosing or that overdose.
Speaker 6: And so to me, we got to set up a
Speaker 6: system where the narkan is in conjunction with treatment and
Speaker 6: recovery and that you go in. But unfortunately, especially the
Speaker 6: West Coast and a little bit in the Northeast, we've
Speaker 6: made it so easy to get high and so hard
Speaker 6: to get treatment. We've got to flip that on the
Speaker 6: head and make it easy to get treatment hard get high.
Speaker 6: So if you're using narkan with the treatment and recovery
Speaker 6: protocol makes all the sense in the world. But if
Speaker 6: we start using narcan is sort of a crutch to
Speaker 6: be able to use more drugs. That starts to become
Speaker 6: a big problem.
Speaker 1: The lethality of this particular drug. I'm am I correct
Speaker 1: to state that about seventy percent of illicit drugs of
Speaker 1: one type or another carries fentanyl inside. Is the great majority,
Speaker 1: whether it's marijuana, heroin, cocaine, myth, the great majority have
Speaker 1: fentanyl inside the.
Speaker 4: Drug exactly right.
Speaker 6: And that's why we can't just be talking about fitnyl.
Speaker 6: We have to be talking about all illicit drugs and
Speaker 6: the fact that over two thirds of whatever illicit drug
Speaker 6: you have on the street is has fitnel in it.
Speaker 6: We really have to realize is how are you going
Speaker 6: to be lucky and get a non lethal dose? Because
Speaker 6: it literally is that you're going to be lucky. Because
Speaker 6: what I'm finding when I spend time out on the
Speaker 6: streets and working with the police officers and doing the
Speaker 6: outreach with the homelessness community, a lot of the dealers
Speaker 6: don't even know fittnel was in it. You know, it
Speaker 6: was literally tainted. You know, it wasn't purposely laced, It
Speaker 6: wasn't like a marketing tool. It was somebody when Thursday
Speaker 6: was making fetnyl and Friday they were making K two
Speaker 6: spice and it got cross contaminated and they literally don't
Speaker 6: know that.
Speaker 1: Okay, Lastly, there's a foreign policy element to this. I
Speaker 1: think you've addressed briefly in this interview relative to communist
Speaker 1: red China who want to kill Americans, and they also
Speaker 1: the Mexican drug cartels are making addition, human trafficking, with
Speaker 1: human trafficking now at the bottom because of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: This is about the one hundredth day, there's been a
Speaker 1: ninety seven percent reduction in a legal immigrants coming across
Speaker 1: the southern border. And so now, what is communist red
Speaker 1: China do If the price of these pills, instead of
Speaker 1: being a dollar, are going to be fifteen to eighteen dollars,
Speaker 1: what is communist red trying to do? They view us
Speaker 1: as horrible, fat, lazy, and flatulent human beings that are
Speaker 1: incapable of governing their own passions and desires. So what
Speaker 1: is China? How do they react to the idea that
Speaker 1: the mules across the southern border are not going to
Speaker 1: be there anymore?
Speaker 4: So think about it from a China point of view.
Speaker 6: They're bringing in hard green cash you know, heartback currency
Speaker 6: when they have a very weak currency, so they're getting
Speaker 6: money in. It doesn't cost them any money to do this,
Speaker 6: and they're destabilizing their number one adversaries, so they make
Speaker 6: money while destabilizing their adversary. I don't think they're going
Speaker 6: to pull up stakes and say, all right, we're done
Speaker 6: that because of a fifteen year run.
Speaker 4: On fentanyl and we're out of here.
Speaker 6: I think they're going to start trying to find other
Speaker 6: ways to get the precursors. And now they're starting to
Speaker 6: specialize on what's called pre precursors, and they're trying to
Speaker 6: get it into our country.
Speaker 4: And so this is cat and mouse game. But it's
Speaker 4: not a.
Speaker 6: Game, it's that And so we absolutely have to be
Speaker 6: ready for them to start trying to get more through
Speaker 6: the airport's now more through the water ports on the
Speaker 6: east and west coast because President Trump is locked down
Speaker 6: the southwest border.
Speaker 4: It is a trickle.
Speaker 6: And the number I always follow, and I know it's
Speaker 6: a little bit wonky, is what's called the getaways.
Speaker 4: You know, how many people did they see on video.
Speaker 6: Or the sensors that they weren't able to get and
Speaker 6: at times that had been over a million a year.
Speaker 6: I think one time. It's like one point eight million
Speaker 6: over the last four years. Don't hold me that, but
Speaker 6: I think it's a ballpark there. Now we're down to
Speaker 6: single digit getaways in a week.
Speaker 4: I'm it.
Speaker 6: So he has really done a great job on the
Speaker 6: southwest border. He's also working that part on the northern border.
Speaker 6: But that means our water ports and our airports, the
Speaker 6: Canadian frontier between Alaska and Canada. A lot of people
Speaker 6: forget that. The Canadian US is the longest linear border
Speaker 6: between any two countries in the world, ground border, and
Speaker 6: a lot of people forget that. So I think they're
Speaker 6: not going to pull up states. I don't think they're
Speaker 6: going to say the party is over. I think they're
Speaker 6: just going to find new ways to try to get
Speaker 6: it in. And we got to be adaptable and moved
Speaker 6: quickly to intervene.
Speaker 1: Doctor Robert Dermarbaret. The documentary is Fentanyl Death Incorporated. You're
Speaker 1: with the Discovery Institute and you've sounded the alarm again. Today,
Speaker 1: April the twenty ninth, is National Fentanyl Awareness Day. Parents, brothers, sisters, children,
Speaker 1: grandparents got to be aware of what's out there. And
Speaker 1: I'm sure. Jack Coull of Muller High School was completely
Speaker 1: unaware of what he was doing when he when he
Speaker 1: took that drug he shouldn't have taken, and he paid
Speaker 1: for it with his life. And there were two girls
Speaker 1: at co Edge from Ohio State did the same thing.
Speaker 1: They exchanged some dietary pills that looked right on the cover,
Speaker 1: but they turn out to be filled with fentanyl. You
Speaker 1: get your prescriptive drugs from the pharmacy and forewarned is forearmed.
Speaker 1: And once again, doctor Robert Marbad, thanks for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: Thank you, doctor, thanks for having me again. Really appreciate it.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Let's continue with more. And by the way,
Speaker 1: today is National Fentanyl Awareness Day. Go to the website
Speaker 1: do it for Jack dot com, Do it for Jack
Speaker 1: and get all the information you need on news Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WULW.
Speaker 7: As for the fair trade deals the president is trying
Speaker 7: to negotiate, He's not just writing the wrong of the
Speaker 7: mess that he inherited from the past four years of
Speaker 7: the Biden administration. This is a mess that has been
Speaker 7: created for the past four decades, that has sold out
Speaker 7: the middle class, that has moved jobs overseas. You think
Speaker 7: about our heartland, Middle America, what towns used to look like,
Speaker 7: what they look like today. President Chump wants to restore
Speaker 7: a golden age, and it's a process to do that,
Speaker 7: and that process is underway.
Speaker 2: But he's.
Speaker 1: Hello, byet and I'm spokes I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 2: God tay you.
Speaker 1: That's your buddy, Carolyn Levet who married, by by the way,
Speaker 1: a man thirty years her senior, which congratulations to him.
Speaker 1: Is that that lady is sharp and she's But how
Speaker 1: about how about Jordan Hudson? We have more information on
Speaker 1: the girlfriend of Bill Belichick. By the way, se man,
Speaker 1: this is not going to end well, can you sense
Speaker 1: what's happening? No, how about being on CBS news. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and fifty minutes you interrupt him. He's got a new
Speaker 1: book out, you know, Belichick's book. You know what it is?
Speaker 2: I have no idea.
Speaker 1: And so the girlfriend, the twenty three year old's off
Speaker 1: to the right. Judson, right, Jordan Hudson, who, by the way,
Speaker 1: is the in charge of internal affairs.
Speaker 2: Are we all what happened?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 1: You reported on this? Well, apparently I guess this morning?
Speaker 1: Willly She storms off the sett sixty minutes wherever they
Speaker 1: did the interview, and she got the rump because he
Speaker 1: didn't follow.
Speaker 2: I have no explanation for what happened, thank you.
Speaker 4: That's what they're looking into.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: We haven't report out of New York, so I get
Speaker 1: I guess you know. So I'm sure that she you know,
Speaker 1: she sounds like she rules the roost. You think so
Speaker 1: from the six time Super Bowl champion coach knocked me
Speaker 1: over with a feather. Was he having an affair with
Speaker 1: Gizelle Bunskin? Was there something between Belichick that comes up?
Speaker 1: Because I read on Radar online dot com Tom Brady
Speaker 1: minute said, well, Lapham said no, so it didn't happen
Speaker 1: according to Radar Online. They're never wrong, are they about
Speaker 1: these matters.
Speaker 2: I don't know you Radar Online.
Speaker 1: I want his social Aspect's that guy on mash But
Speaker 1: Tom Brady set a trap for Giselle with her yoga
Speaker 1: and stru well as I guarantee that's not Bill Belichick.
Speaker 1: He don't even but he thinks yoga some kind of food.
Speaker 1: But huh, Belichick may have been having an affair which
Speaker 1: is el Bunskin.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 2: Lepham says, no, so you.
Speaker 1: Have an affair with a alleged affair with a quarterback's wife.
Speaker 1: Then you go with this twenty four year old who
Speaker 1: is actually like controlling your life like Larry Smith and
Speaker 1: the Puppets. And according to page six, Belichick, seventy three
Speaker 1: years old, look dapper in a blue blazer, while Hudson
Speaker 1: appeared in high heels and a spit skirt at an
Speaker 1: event in New York. She's coming out of the event,
Speaker 1: shall we say, with a smile on her face. They're
Speaker 1: a romantic out in The Big Apple came hours after
Speaker 1: news broke to Hudson allegedly calls chaos during her boyfriends
Speaker 1: Bill Belichick's sit down interview with CBS Sunday Morning thank You.
Speaker 1: On Monday, Footy showed Hudson awkwardly interrupt the conversation with
Speaker 1: CBS Morning News and Bill Belichick about his book, saying,
Speaker 1: we're not talking about that. She's chirping off set. This
Speaker 1: woman is fifty years it's junior, and we're talking about
Speaker 1: Bill Belichick. We're not talking about thank you. What Bill Belichick?
Speaker 1: How's this going to end at North Carolina?
Speaker 2: Not good?
Speaker 1: He's going to be on the sidelines and if probably
Speaker 1: half naked, you know, with the Carolina Blue on somewhere
Speaker 1: to cover herself up. He's going to be standing there
Speaker 1: in one of them goofy hoods he used to wear
Speaker 1: on the sidelines, looking like he's homeless, you know. And
Speaker 1: it's like this is from day one. This is going
Speaker 1: right down the drain.
Speaker 2: Imagine know it? You know it.
Speaker 1: The players have got to be saying, oh, here it
Speaker 1: is April. Imagine it's September. They just lost, but to
Speaker 1: wake Forest by thirty Now, what well you think? I
Speaker 1: guarantee you she'll probably be in all the team meetings
Speaker 1: and everything else that she'll probably give her opinion and
Speaker 1: some three hundred and seventy five pound alignments go to say, honey,
Speaker 1: sit out and shut up. I'm looking at this video
Speaker 1: of her sitting off to the side of CBS Morning News,
Speaker 1: and she's recording the interview too, in case they don't
Speaker 1: accurately report what Belichick says? Will he The stood reporters
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Speaker 1: Look at these photos of these two snuggling in a
Speaker 1: booth in New York City.
Speaker 2: Belichick's looking like her, like he looks like he's asleep.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Red's update.
Speaker 1: The Reds are hot five in a row, Willie, and
Speaker 1: they're a game out of first place in the NL
Speaker 1: Center after beating those Cardinals three to one. Nick Martinez
Speaker 1: sixth great innings last night, a run, five hits. The
Speaker 1: defense helped him out, especially in the fifth Jose Travino
Speaker 1: with a great force play at third. Martinez then escaped
Speaker 1: that jam with a double play four six three.
Speaker 2: By the way, Hudson later today is going to make
Speaker 2: a statement.
Speaker 1: Great a Travino homer for the Reds Noelve, Marte drove
Speaker 1: in the go ahead run with his first career triple
Speaker 1: Gavin Lucks lookouts. He leads the National League with a
Speaker 1: three fifty two batting average, three more hits, two doubles
Speaker 1: hitting streak now at twelve, along with a E L
Speaker 1: d C. He has a twelve game hitting streak two
Speaker 1: game two tonight Miles Michael Michlas against four and Oh
Speaker 1: Brady Singer.
Speaker 2: And by the way, Judson.
Speaker 1: Hudson says she's gonna help Bill Belichick look at football
Speaker 1: a little different, more different. I bet yeah, hammer your
Speaker 1: backside thirty six, twenty four thirty six. She thinks she's
Speaker 1: gonna add to Bill Belichick her perspective on the Tarios
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Speaker 2: Now this will not end well.
Speaker 1: Second No Baseball Commissioner Rob Manford uh Oh said he's
Speaker 1: discussed He discussed the late Pete Rose with President Donald
Speaker 1: Jay Trump at a meeting earlier this month and earlier
Speaker 1: this month, and he plans to rule on the request
Speaker 1: to end the permanent ban on the hit King Really
Speaker 1: who passed away in September.
Speaker 2: We don't know what's you know, I mean, there's no
Speaker 2: time taking it? He rose, what's the man?
Speaker 5: Really?
Speaker 2: What now? What about this? What about?
Speaker 1: On the Rents road trip? Jim Day said this last
Speaker 1: night on fan Duel. Jim Day, Yeah, I like him.
Speaker 1: Terry Francona had somebody cleaning out his condo. They found
Speaker 1: four months of mail had accumulated. Was it in Arizona
Speaker 1: or here? I guess here? One bill was the water bill.
Speaker 5: Terry Francona is fighting the power in a different way
Speaker 5: in fact, to maybe fighting the water.
Speaker 8: You know, when he's in baseball season, he is all
Speaker 8: baseball and the simple things in life.
Speaker 2: Ken escaped the man. He well, we're on the road.
Speaker 8: He had the person cleaning his condo check his mailbox
Speaker 8: and I guessed there were four months worth of mail
Speaker 8: in there, four months of bills.
Speaker 2: And also found out on the road trip.
Speaker 8: That they turned his water off because he thought it
Speaker 8: was on auto pay and failed to come through on
Speaker 8: that one.
Speaker 2: So he was on with the utility persons. This one's
Speaker 2: down the right field line. That rne.
Speaker 8: I'm the phone with the utility person that said, ma'am
Speaker 8: don't you realize we have been playing some of the
Speaker 8: very big baseball games.
Speaker 1: Are you aware of this?
Speaker 2: He didn't. But if you cut off my cable, there's
Speaker 2: gonna be trouble. Oh go talktail man. He's has been
Speaker 2: so fun.
Speaker 1: Only makes five million a year. Also today, will the
Speaker 1: the Bengals up? They brought to you by good Spirits
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Speaker 1: in Hamilton County, passing today a memo of what is
Speaker 1: his understanding? M ou move a step toward preserving pay
Speaker 1: Course Stadium as a valuable asset to the community and
Speaker 1: the downtown U. The commissioners voted two to one. Was
Speaker 1: the one. I love the night life and I got
Speaker 1: a boogey Rees voted no segment your reaction.
Speaker 2: I don't. I mean, I don't know. I mean, how's
Speaker 2: the county down?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 2: What is? What? What's her problem? Get her on? The
Speaker 2: Bengals should pay more?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 2: They already are, aren't they well in this part of
Speaker 2: the deal?
Speaker 1: Yes, But overall, have we survived the past thirty years
Speaker 1: with the deal as it is?
Speaker 2: I will say so? Yet do we exiit?
Speaker 1: I don't think that and the National Football League team
Speaker 1: is going anywhere into any time. We need to strike
Speaker 1: a deal and move on. I don't think they're going
Speaker 1: to Vancouver. I don't think they're going to West About London, London, Vancouver.
Speaker 1: I don't think they're getting them allwhere. How about Chicago
Speaker 1: with the Bears and Sheriffs. Daddy, Yeah, that's all they need,
Speaker 1: seg Judson. Hudson says on this release, she's going back
Speaker 1: to her issue a statement later today. Tell me you're
Speaker 1: going to say in the next few weeks you've you
Speaker 1: dated her at like a les years old. Well, I can't,
Speaker 1: but I know Belichick. You know he met her when
Speaker 1: she was twenty one. Give him some credit. She was
Speaker 1: twenty one. Segment they meount on a plane, deeplane, deeplane.
Speaker 1: She's looking for the green salad of salvation. What does
Speaker 1: he says? What is he seeing her? I'll tell you
Speaker 1: off the air, and what do you think she sees
Speaker 1: in him?
Speaker 4: Love?
Speaker 2: Yeah, love. We'll always find a way. We'll ask Rocky
Speaker 2: this question coming somehow.
Speaker 1: She now thinks she's a personality that's got to give
Speaker 1: advice on the book tour. He's in a book tour. Oh, yes,
Speaker 1: Oh great, he's got a Why don't we have him on?
Speaker 1: I'll fall asleep during the interview.
Speaker 2: I've got nothing to say.
Speaker 1: It's on the Cincinnati point got to stop.
Speaker 2: Thank you God.
Speaker 1: Does Belichick knows you? It look like a fool we're
Speaker 1: on the Cincinnati Does he looks He looked like a
Speaker 1: fool the other night with that beat up Navy sweatshirt.
Speaker 1: I mean, if I was North Carolina, it's like, at
Speaker 1: least wear your sponsor. I know his dad was in
Speaker 1: the Navy and everything else, but I mean, come on,
Speaker 1: what do you know about the relationship between Giselle and
Speaker 1: Bill Belichick? What do you know?
Speaker 2: And what he did you cover up for that? No?
Speaker 2: I have no idea. I don't care.
Speaker 1: Tom Lady set a trap for her when she was
Speaker 1: impregnant by her yoga instructor.
Speaker 2: Well that wasn't Bill Belichick.
Speaker 1: How do you know? Have you had blood test done
Speaker 1: on the kid?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I want to know. I don't know. Look it up.
Speaker 1: Love will find a way, Yeah, sure will. She's monitoring
Speaker 1: the media to make sure. When is she going to
Speaker 1: get a podcast on her own show soon? Is she
Speaker 1: going to be on the Coaches Show? In North Carolina. Yes,
Speaker 1: the Bill Belichick Show with what's her name Jordan Hudson.
Speaker 2: Jordan Hudson.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's going to bring a perspective to Carolina football.
Speaker 1: That wasn't What does Marty Brenhaman say about this? Probably
Speaker 1: not going to call him and ask you how to
Speaker 1: call him? It is that dump but working now, we
Speaker 1: better hit that thing every other word if he's on,
Speaker 1: and she says, we need to deal with it's innocuous
Speaker 1: and light topics, including the life and career of Bill
Speaker 1: Belichick and what he's achieved. He took a franchise worth
Speaker 1: five hundred million dollars and that's now worth eight billion.
Speaker 1: It's about Bill, not about our relationship. But she will
Speaker 1: give an interview later today if you're interested. I can't
Speaker 1: wait to who sixty minutes?
Speaker 4: She is?
Speaker 2: She on an hour this week to rebut everything?
Speaker 1: Yes, jeez, what does Rocky say? But what did Rocky
Speaker 1: know about Giselle and Bill Belichick breaking up the Patriots
Speaker 1: and breaking up Tom Brady?
Speaker 2: What did Rocky know and when did he know it?
Speaker 2: We'll find out.
Speaker 1: Is he in today? I want to talk to him
Speaker 1: about this. I need to know seg Man get me
Speaker 1: out of the Stooge Report, Willie out of rainy Day,
Speaker 1: coming in a high wins look out out there.
Speaker 2: I got it.
Speaker 1: I got Jennifer Ketchmark on at two ten to talk
Speaker 1: about Hale. We leave Ale, We leave you with the
Speaker 1: immortal words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 9: Oh boys, time to do this thing, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Is that Judson Hudson? Who was? I think? So?
Speaker 1: That was Jennifer have her on two ten? Okay, but
Speaker 1: segment what does he see in her?
Speaker 2: Is what I don't know. I'll tell you what during
Speaker 2: the break.
Speaker 1: On seven hundred WLW. You know, when news breaks out,
Speaker 1: we break up and joining you and I now is
Speaker 1: Jennifer catch Mark Channel nine, we got all hell breaking
Speaker 1: loose and Jennifer catch Mark, Welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. Jennifer, all Hell's breaking loose. Tell the American
Speaker 1: people what's going on?
Speaker 9: Please batten down the hass is, folks. No, I'm kidding.
Speaker 9: We are getting some decent showers and thunderforms rolling across
Speaker 9: the tri state right now. We do have a sever
Speaker 9: your thunderstorm watch. It's going to be an affection until
Speaker 9: seven o'clock this evening. But in terms of like fin
Speaker 9: in the atmosphere, tornadoes coming down and wreaking havoc. It's
Speaker 9: not one.
Speaker 2: It's not one of those days.
Speaker 1: Well, it looks like one round. I'm looking at your
Speaker 1: h your weather radar, and it looks like a lot
Speaker 1: of it's already gone east of downtown Cincinnati. But for
Speaker 1: the folks east of here, like in the county's east,
Speaker 1: it is just going to begin. So kind of time
Speaker 1: this out between. Take Fountain Square and take us to
Speaker 1: like two thirty three o'clock today, Fountain Square to maybe
Speaker 1: to Wilmington, the home of Snow Hill and one of
Speaker 1: the greatest golf courses in Wilmington. Talk to me about
Speaker 1: from here to Clinton County, what's going to happen.
Speaker 9: I mean, it's really not going to take that long.
Speaker 9: We're looking at someones taking their way into Clinton County
Speaker 9: in a three o'clock hour and up closer to like
Speaker 9: the Jefferson Outlets kind of area there at three thirty.
Speaker 9: Here's the thing, though, don't let your guard down just
Speaker 9: because this initial wave has come through the city. It
Speaker 9: looks like we actually still could see some redevelopment that
Speaker 9: comes in later on this afternoon. So this this first
Speaker 9: wave may just be a first there could be more
Speaker 9: coming in.
Speaker 1: And now what happens later tonight seven eight, nine o'clock.
Speaker 1: What about the red baseball game? First pitch at six forty?
Speaker 1: How does outlook?
Speaker 10: Jennifer Ketchmark oh I was looking at storms down by
Speaker 10: like Evansville, Indiana that we're coming up our way, and.
Speaker 9: If those hold together, they actually could be in the
Speaker 9: downtown area around eight pm tonight. So we've really got
Speaker 9: to watch those downstream storms that are coming up the
Speaker 9: Ohio River right now. They're only moving at about forty
Speaker 9: miles per hour. If they speed up, maybe they'll get
Speaker 9: through here faster. But the rate they're going right now,
Speaker 9: they would be here during the red skin.
Speaker 1: Is hail a part of this too?
Speaker 9: The initial cells, yes, But the later it gets in
Speaker 9: the day, the more the thread is going to transition
Speaker 9: to wind and hail will come out of play.
Speaker 1: And this is going to take a while. I understand
Speaker 1: this is only Tuesday afternoon. You have storms all the
Speaker 1: way through Friday. Give the American people a full report,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 9: So today we've got that enhanced risk of severe weather.
Speaker 9: Tomorrow it goes down to marginal. That's the lowest level
Speaker 9: of the scale, and we'll also have a marginal risk
Speaker 9: for severe weather again on Thursday's forecast. So today the
Speaker 9: worst of the worst of it is coming through, and
Speaker 9: as we've seen so far, it's I mean, it's windy,
Speaker 9: but it's not like wreaking havoc. So the fact that
Speaker 9: everything going forward is lesser than that's a good thing.
Speaker 1: Explained to the American people about Hale. How does hale form?
Speaker 1: My producer Tony Bender is interested in Hale.
Speaker 10: Explain the process, all right, So when a basically a
Speaker 10: water droplet goes up into a thunderstorm, it hits the
Speaker 10: point in the atmosphere where it's a below the freezing level,
Speaker 10: and it goes up there.
Speaker 9: It freezes into a little bit of ice cube. It
Speaker 9: starts to fall down the down draft, but the updraft
Speaker 9: picks it back up, so it's almost like a fairris wheel.
Speaker 9: It goes for multiple rounds through a thunderstorm in this cycle,
Speaker 9: and each time it goes up and down it gets
Speaker 9: bigger and bigger. It accumulates more frozen water on top
Speaker 9: of that initial core, and so eventually it gets too
Speaker 9: heavy to where it has to fall out of the
Speaker 9: thunderstorm and that's when the hail comes down to the
Speaker 9: ground to us.
Speaker 2: You must have done well in school? Is that correct?
Speaker 4: Take your man away.
Speaker 9: I never got to be in my life.
Speaker 1: How does a meteorite? How does if some young man
Speaker 1: or woman is listening right now and they want to
Speaker 1: walk in the shoes of Jennifer Catch from high school
Speaker 1: to college to meteorologies to go explain the process?
Speaker 9: Well, do it in a shorter route than I did.
Speaker 9: Because my experience took about seven years. You can actually
Speaker 9: get it done in four. Find a good school that
Speaker 9: has a meteorology program, also with a broadcasting focus. In
Speaker 9: Mississippi State has an awesome program.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 9: Also per what is it? Ball State has a good
Speaker 9: program over in Indiana. I went to Eastern Illinois University.
Speaker 9: They had a great broadcasting program, but then I did
Speaker 9: Mississippi State on the tail end of things to finish
Speaker 9: up my degree.
Speaker 1: All right, at this point, you're on every morning of
Speaker 1: course with Tom Brennanman, what are the strengths and weaknesses
Speaker 1: of Tom Brenneman.
Speaker 2: In the morning.
Speaker 9: See, Tom doesn't realize that like he doesn't need to
Speaker 9: give me compliments. He can actually just give me more
Speaker 9: craft than anything. And I respond better to that because
Speaker 9: every day now he comes on he's like, Oh, she's
Speaker 9: one of the smartest women I know. I'm like, you
Speaker 9: need to give me compliments, like give me some crap. Man.
Speaker 1: You like that better? You like that better? Now, what
Speaker 1: about Mike McConnell. Compare and contrast Mike McConnell versus Tom Brenneman.
Speaker 1: Give me the strengths and weaknesses of both, and who
Speaker 1: would you like to work with either McConnell or Brenneman.
Speaker 2: Break them down for me.
Speaker 9: I'm not picking one of them. I will say they
Speaker 9: are both two very different broadcasters. I miss Mike dearly.
Speaker 9: He has been a friend for years.
Speaker 4: Getting to know.
Speaker 9: Tom though, So I mean it's I'm not going to
Speaker 9: throw one of your coworkers on the.
Speaker 10: Police the bus, please do No, I'm not absolutely not.
Speaker 1: So there's not any strengths. So what's the weakness of
Speaker 1: Tom Brenneman.
Speaker 9: I guess I just don't know him yet. Once they
Speaker 9: get to know him, then I can better.
Speaker 1: Judgmicle, But you're there every morning, so tell me Tomorrow morning,
Speaker 1: it's seven, eight o'clock in the morning. People are getting up,
Speaker 1: going to school, going to work, whether tomorrow morning between
Speaker 1: seven and eight am, what's going to happen.
Speaker 9: Oh, we should be in the upper fifties with a
Speaker 9: partly cloudy sky and no rain expected. A little on
Speaker 9: the human side out the door, but it should be
Speaker 9: dry for those hitting the road and getting on the
Speaker 9: bus stop.
Speaker 1: Are there any thunderstorm watches and warnings now as I speak, Yes, we.
Speaker 9: Are under a severe thunderstorm watch for the entire Try
Speaker 9: State until seven o'clock this evening. A couple of warnings
Speaker 9: in effect. I know, like we're I'm that down in
Speaker 9: Union we're under a watch or a warning right now.
Speaker 9: There is one over the city and those will continue
Speaker 9: popping up with this main line as it continues to
Speaker 9: the east.
Speaker 1: Now, have any questions for me, the Great American, about sports, politics,
Speaker 1: world capitals, something that's confused you over the years.
Speaker 9: No, I just want you to pick who your favorite meteorologists.
Speaker 9: If you're going to make me compare and contract my hosts,
Speaker 9: I'm going to make you pick a favorite meteorologist.
Speaker 1: Let me think about that. So, let's say there's a
Speaker 1: crisis happening in the Tri State. We have an unusual
Speaker 1: earthquake occurring, which happens every now and then we have
Speaker 1: earthquakes because of the fluvial processes of geomorphology. Let's say
Speaker 1: we have an earthquake going on, we have a predicted
Speaker 1: tornado that's down somewhere in the tri State. We then
Speaker 1: have massive thunderstorms. We then have volcanic eruptions. We then
Speaker 1: have some sort of emp attack that's enveloped the entire atmosphere.
Speaker 1: Let's say all Hell's.
Speaker 10: Breaking linen again has happened.
Speaker 1: Plus we have the Ohio River flooding and backing up,
Speaker 1: maybe in the north side, which is what it did
Speaker 1: at like a nineteen thirty seven. So if all those
Speaker 1: events are happening at the same time, what do I do?
Speaker 1: I listened to Channel nine, where nine stands for news.
Speaker 1: The hand off between Steve Riley and you, et cetera
Speaker 1: is quite good. I kind of figured that's where I
Speaker 1: need to be. Now, am I wrong about that or not?
Speaker 9: You are not wrong and looks to you you didn't
Speaker 9: pick sides, just like iraqu.
Speaker 1: Not at all, not at all. Don't do that. So
Speaker 1: give me the Jennifer ketch mark day. Let's say you
Speaker 1: get up in the morning, walk me through when you
Speaker 1: go home, what do you do like this morning, give
Speaker 1: me the Jennifer Ketch mark day.
Speaker 9: Well, I just got home, like I literally just got home.
Speaker 9: But my normal day, I'm home at like eleven thirty.
Speaker 9: I come home and I take a nap because I
Speaker 9: am a toddler and an old person at heart, one
Speaker 9: of the same. I typically get up in the afternoon
Speaker 9: and do some sewing because I'm also a steamstress. And
Speaker 9: like today, I am painting my son's closet. Now Cush
Speaker 9: moved into a new place, so I am literally painting
Speaker 9: with a roller in my hand while I'm talking to you.
Speaker 1: What time you get up in the morning, am am?
Speaker 1: And then you have right, right right? You get up
Speaker 1: at one thirty and you're not going to bed at
Speaker 1: one thirty. You get up at one thirty.
Speaker 2: Am, Yeah I do.
Speaker 1: And you leave your home about three o'clock two thirty,
Speaker 1: two thirty, and you get down Channel nine about what.
Speaker 9: Time about two forty five to fiftyish, And then I'm
Speaker 9: there until eleven eleven.
Speaker 1: And that time you walk into two forty five, there's
Speaker 1: nothing going on. It's dark. You probably open up the
Speaker 1: door yourself. You walk in, and what do you do
Speaker 1: for someone listening? They want to know what a what
Speaker 1: a meteorologist does. So at two forty five, you're at
Speaker 1: channel nine right there on the right side of I
Speaker 1: seventy one, and what happens.
Speaker 9: I firston, I'll grab a cup of coffee, so that
Speaker 9: is the only reason I'm a lot at that hour
Speaker 9: of the morning. After I get my coffee, I look
Speaker 9: at the weather models, look at seeds forecasts from the
Speaker 9: night before. I figure out if I need to make
Speaker 9: any adjustments. I figure out the forecast. They write a
Speaker 9: lengthy email that is sent to you and your entire
Speaker 9: team at WLW and our other radio partners. I write
Speaker 9: a web article. I go in, I debreuse the tech
Speaker 9: staff and tell them what's going on to the day.
Speaker 9: About three thirty, I do hair and makeup myself because
Speaker 9: we do not have hair and makeup people.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 4: Let's see.
Speaker 9: By four o'clock, I'm doing recordings for our website. There's
Speaker 9: about fifteen minutes worth of recordings I do every day.
Speaker 9: And then if four point thirty on the dot, we
Speaker 9: are alive on.
Speaker 1: The air, and then you do weather every fifteen or
Speaker 1: twenty minutes with Tom Brenneman until till like nine am.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean we're doing weather hits. Gosh on TV,
Speaker 9: I'm on about every seven minutes, and then I do
Speaker 9: two live hits with Tom and then yeah, I'm about
Speaker 9: nine o'clock.
Speaker 5: I'm dude.
Speaker 1: Are you happy with the way your career professional has
Speaker 1: worked out at this point? If you could envision yourself
Speaker 1: at Eastern Illinois and got into your life now at
Speaker 1: Channel nine, would you have been satisfied?
Speaker 9: I did not even think I was going to do
Speaker 9: television when I first went to school, so this was
Speaker 9: kind of not even the path I had chosen. But
Speaker 9: it's a path I ended up on it, and I'm
Speaker 9: cool with it.
Speaker 1: You're good with it. And the Weather's not gonna Weather's
Speaker 1: always going to be It's the number one thing. Are
Speaker 1: you aware of this? That in TV? The number one
Speaker 1: object to TV now is the weather. Are you aware
Speaker 1: of that?
Speaker 9: Yes, sir, I am.
Speaker 1: Why Why is that? Because it used to be traffic,
Speaker 1: used to be sports, you used to be breaking news.
Speaker 1: Why is weather so important?
Speaker 9: I think because there is still a scientific breakdown of
Speaker 9: what is happening and there is a real fear element
Speaker 9: of like am I safeer?
Speaker 5: Am I not?
Speaker 9: And when it comes to severe weather, if you're not
Speaker 9: trained in it, and you can't really decipher it. You know,
Speaker 9: it really does come down to the professionals to keep
Speaker 9: you safe. So that's what we're there for.
Speaker 1: Jennifer catch Mark. I'll be listening to tomorrow morning with
Speaker 1: you and Tom Brenneman, and I'm gonna tell Tom to
Speaker 1: quit complimenting you so much and give me some more crap.
Speaker 2: Is that fair?
Speaker 9: Awesome? I love it all.
Speaker 1: Right, take a nap, paint the claws, and away we go.
Speaker 1: Jennifer ketch Mark, thanks for giving us a full report
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show. Jennifer, thank you.
Speaker 5: Have a good day.
Speaker 1: I thank you. Let's continue with more. There, you got
Speaker 1: it well. Here in Kenwood, the winds came through. It
Speaker 1: had to be fifty mile an hour, wins. I look
Speaker 1: at Cooper's Hawk and literally the trees were bending. But
Speaker 1: now things have calmed down. But as she said, it
Speaker 1: may get back together later today. Reds Baseball in question,
Speaker 1: but the game should get off. If it's eight o'clock,
Speaker 1: that means it'll be in the fifth or sixth inning.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. Two twenty Home of your Reds
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred WLW. I hit the music, Dave
Speaker 1: voting in Jennifer Ketch Mark the Reds game may be
Speaker 1: impacted after eight o'clock tonight.
Speaker 2: We'll see what happens down the read.
Speaker 1: I would note that according to Howard Lutnick, who's the
Speaker 1: Trump Secretary of Commerce, there's a trade deal that has
Speaker 1: been struck in their speculation who is it with and
Speaker 1: they're not relating to a specific specific nation and yet,
Speaker 1: but the Dow and others have taken off hundreds of
Speaker 1: points based upon this comment of Howard Lutnik that they
Speaker 1: have an important trade deal to announce sometime soon and
Speaker 1: must go through their parliament, which leads one to conclude
Speaker 1: it's likely a European nation, and unlike one dealing with America,
Speaker 1: if you go to Europe and the EU, there's twenty
Speaker 1: nine different countries to deal with, and each of them
Speaker 1: have different ideas about their relationship with the US when
Speaker 1: it comes to trade. So we'll see what happens later today,
Speaker 1: But it looks as if this thing is on track.
Speaker 1: And I find amazing that the mainstream media and the
Speaker 1: liberal Democrats are rooting for failure. They want America to
Speaker 1: be broken so they can fix it. They had opportunities
Speaker 1: to fix it and fail to do so. Of the
Speaker 1: last sixteen years, the Democrats have controlled the presidency for
Speaker 1: twelve of those years and the Republicans for four. So
Speaker 1: whatever is happening in the country, on the southern border
Speaker 1: or with trade, it's all late at the doorstep of
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party that's been in control of eight years
Speaker 1: under Obama and four years under Joe Biden and his
Speaker 1: auto pen and Trump's had four years, four years and
Speaker 1: one hundred days, and so they will oppose everything. They
Speaker 1: will yell, scream, hollering, protest, they'll go on their national
Speaker 1: shows and talk about what's wrong in the country, how
Speaker 1: they're concerned about due process of illegal immigrants. When Obama
Speaker 1: was in office for eight years, he deported three million,
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand illegal immigrants and there were no due
Speaker 1: process hearings or requirements at all, because the law doesn't
Speaker 1: require it. And the only way you have changed in
Speaker 1: the law is for the Congress to do what it's
Speaker 1: supposed to do, which of course it fails to do. So.
Speaker 1: So what's happened here is that you have a media
Speaker 1: that relies upon you for short term memory loss. You
Speaker 1: can't recall who was the deporter in chief, and that
Speaker 1: was of course Barack Hussein Obama was the deporter in chief,
Speaker 1: and nothing's changed about that whatsoever, despite the comments of
Speaker 1: Michelle Obama who said America remains a racist country and
Speaker 1: only she and the Democrats can solve the difficulty. But
Speaker 1: this is good news to be announced and the final
Speaker 1: markup of the big beautiful spending bill and tax cuts
Speaker 1: are going to be hopefully passed by the Congress before
Speaker 1: Memorial Day tomorrow. I've scheduled on Congressman Warren Davidson, who
Speaker 1: did an interview with CNN yesterday, to talk about the
Speaker 1: markup of the bill, what it means to tax cuts.
Speaker 1: And so the President wants to put in this bill
Speaker 1: no tax on Social Security, no tax on overtime. Also
Speaker 1: wants to make fully deductible the purchase of brand new
Speaker 1: vehicles made in America, and that's what he's planning, and
Speaker 1: I hope the Democrats will listen to what he has
Speaker 1: to say. And the Democrats continue to oppose Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: El Salvador deportations, although the name Garcia has kind of
Speaker 1: gotten out of the public consciousness because the Democrats figured
Speaker 1: out this is a loser and both parties should work
Speaker 1: together for the common good. Until recently it was thought
Speaker 1: a matter of comedy com t y that the two
Speaker 1: parties would have an election fight it out, and once
Speaker 1: we the American people, decided what direction we should go.
Speaker 1: Now it's incumbent upon the party out of power to
Speaker 1: work with the party in power for the good of
Speaker 1: the nation. Then worry about politics when the next election
Speaker 1: comes up. Well, the next election is more than a
Speaker 1: year and a half away, eighteen nineteen months away, and
Speaker 1: so it's incumbent upon the Democrats to work with Donald
Speaker 1: Trump to make the country better. Do you think that's
Speaker 1: their goal? I don't think so. So let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: And of course the storms, especially east of hamblin the
Speaker 1: county fifty sixty mile prior wins and thunderstorm warnings are
Speaker 1: in effect in many places. And I want to thank
Speaker 1: Jennifer Ketchmark for coming on. Her day begins at one
Speaker 1: thirty am in the morning when she gets up and
Speaker 1: continues until noon, and she's going to keep us fully
Speaker 1: fully advised.
Speaker 2: Two thirty HOMEO.
Speaker 1: Reds first pitch about six forty we hope because of
Speaker 1: the storms and coverage start it's at five point forty
Speaker 1: at your home of the Reds News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Jordan, right over there.
Speaker 1: Everybody in the world seems to be following this relationship.
Speaker 2: And that an opinion about your partner life.
Speaker 1: He's had nothing to do with them, but they were
Speaker 1: invested in it. How did you deal with that?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: Then to word about what everybody else and just trying
Speaker 1: to do what I feel like it's destination.
Speaker 2: And then what's right? How did you guys hate talking
Speaker 2: about this?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 5: Hello, quiet and I'm I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: God your turn, rock Rock. We have issues now everywhere
Speaker 1: Jordan hunting issues in your mind?
Speaker 2: What is the question? There was this to it?
Speaker 1: There was this twenty twenty one year old who was
Speaker 1: naked in the Boone County bedroom. He went to Louisville
Speaker 1: Saint X. Oh that's what I'm told. Is there any know?
Speaker 1: The father comes in and plugs the ground three times,
Speaker 1: nude in the bedroom, and I'm thinking Louisville's saying next,
Speaker 1: he's from Louisville.
Speaker 11: No, maybe he's from Louisville, but not saying that. You're
Speaker 11: you're reaching here for a tie.
Speaker 1: D I'm just saying there's a tie.
Speaker 2: What is the question.
Speaker 1: The question is this, what is Bill Belichick see and
Speaker 1: this Jordan woman? What what exactly does he serious?
Speaker 11: So well, look, I'm not an astronaut, but I think
Speaker 11: it has something to do with that certain part of
Speaker 11: her anatomy that is undefeated, untied, unscored upon in the
Speaker 11: history of mankind for.
Speaker 2: Belly black penetration.
Speaker 11: Saying, just drew a diagram of feeding female anatomy, You
Speaker 11: are correct.
Speaker 1: Outside, Well, what do you mean what is he's seeing her?
Speaker 1: Jiselle breaks up with Tom Brady? Did she have an
Speaker 1: affair with Bill Belichick and then the Tom Brady the
Speaker 1: same time? You know it happening, happening together? I know
Speaker 1: that's not Bellichick and Hudson.
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 1: Or Giselle together with Tom Brady and the yoga instructor?
Speaker 11: Explainin of you left Tom Brady the most successful, most famous,
Speaker 11: most good looking man of all time for the yoga.
Speaker 1: Instructor, that's Giselle, who's now pregnant allegedly according to Radar Online.
Speaker 2: But if again, with those guys are explosive.
Speaker 1: Belichick and Gizelle, that's something that's not come out yet.
Speaker 1: Is that possible?
Speaker 2: Possible?
Speaker 11: But just because two things are true, doesn't mean they're related.
Speaker 1: And are you a sa I'm reading radar online. You've
Speaker 1: seen the photos, you've seen I.
Speaker 2: Saw the photos too.
Speaker 11: As I said yesterday, it's my job as a member
Speaker 11: of the media to look into every detail of a story.
Speaker 11: So I forced myself to look at the pictures of
Speaker 11: her research. Can he find like a hot forty like
Speaker 11: fifty year old woman that they exists out there?
Speaker 1: The plastic named Linda Holiday something like that. She was
Speaker 1: nice going on shows on Bravo. They got them all
Speaker 1: the time.
Speaker 11: This is either going to end in the next like
Speaker 11: four months, or it's gonna end terrible.
Speaker 1: By the way, I have a history of miss Hudson.
Speaker 1: She was a here's a degree from New England School
Speaker 1: at Cosmetology.
Speaker 2: He's from Maine, and that she also in beautiful state.
Speaker 1: By the way, here's a cheerleader for the New England
Speaker 1: School at Cosmetology.
Speaker 2: He's in high school. There no college.
Speaker 11: Sun't be looking at that picture, Okay, I think you
Speaker 11: might just go ahead and X out of that one later.
Speaker 11: Today's an issue of statement.
Speaker 1: Oh, they first met in twenty looking look at him
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 11: She in high school and that pictures in high school,
Speaker 11: of other pictures you can be looking at, gets you
Speaker 11: in trouble.
Speaker 2: You're obsessed with this?
Speaker 1: No I'm not.
Speaker 2: Yes you are, No, I'm not. You're gonna take this
Speaker 2: to say better? And this is got more issues than
Speaker 2: a magazine standard like.
Speaker 11: This has gone above his interest in her and this
Speaker 11: is the st X climbed to the pinnacle and X
Speaker 11: the relationship he's just trying to find a connection to.
Speaker 1: Wasn't she a counselor at Saint I'm just saying, is
Speaker 1: that possible?
Speaker 2: That's that's a little blow. That's a little blow.
Speaker 1: Well, I think Bill's got a few of those, seig,
Speaker 1: give me a full report. Will he the Stuge reporters
Speaker 1: a pro service of your local teme star.
Speaker 2: He did get air connecting. What are you doing trouble
Speaker 2: to screen? The scream went black?
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's just god, some feds repelling from the rafters
Speaker 11: here in a second somewhere my scream went black.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I wonder why, I wonder why? I heeart's looking in
Speaker 1: that thank you? I uh the temestar quality you can
Speaker 1: feel in beautiful Milford called Baker Heating at five one
Speaker 1: three five three one came back to one twenty four back,
Speaker 1: but thank you, roxy you.
Speaker 2: Miles.
Speaker 1: Michael is up against Brady Singer tonight will he Game
Speaker 1: two of the Reds Cardinals five forty Sports Talk Rnell Carriers,
Speaker 1: Inside Pitch, Chevroletrinding Show after the game is sick?
Speaker 2: You're sick?
Speaker 11: She dressed up like a lost.
Speaker 1: In the ocean, like.
Speaker 11: A year ago, the most impossible thing you could think of,
Speaker 11: it would be Bill Bill Belichick and a fishing outfit
Speaker 11: and a twenty three year old cosmetology Instagram model from
Speaker 11: a mermaid outfit on a beach in Maine.
Speaker 2: You silly? The name of God are we doing to
Speaker 2: the children?
Speaker 1: Not to be his daughter is enough to be his
Speaker 1: great granddaughter?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: She wasn't born when he went Super Bowl born? Here
Speaker 2: they are in a loving embrace. What is he doing?
Speaker 5: What's he?
Speaker 1: You're a football guy doing? What's he doing?
Speaker 2: He was always the guy that was interested.
Speaker 11: In absolutely nothing but football, right apparently, but nevertheless about this,
Speaker 11: She wore a black leather jacket that was decorated with
Speaker 11: nods to her boyfriend's career. Again the certain part of
Speaker 11: her anatomy. His men throughout the ages have made bad decisions.
Speaker 11: Think of Helen of Troy R. I got an entire
Speaker 11: war and like hundreds of thousands of people, principal woman.
Speaker 2: I would say that Travis Kelch's had a lot. Kelsey's
Speaker 2: had a lot of big catches in his career. This
Speaker 2: would be the biggest, maybe the second biggest.
Speaker 1: Tailor Swift and the supposedly she is like Taylor Swift.
Speaker 2: And Jordan whatever her name is, or in the in
Speaker 2: the box or the.
Speaker 1: Box with with maybe missus. The world just conbusts at
Speaker 1: that point. That just be too much for everybody. I
Speaker 1: don't know what to say. Will you give me some sports?
Speaker 1: Get off this thing, get off this well.
Speaker 2: The Reds line up tonight, friedel and left.
Speaker 1: McLeay at second, d LC at short, Lux will be hit,
Speaker 1: d H Martea.
Speaker 2: Third, steer at first.
Speaker 1: The Snake is back and right Jake Freeley, after missing
Speaker 1: Monday with the right quad contusion what espinal espanal Is
Speaker 1: had left and wins catching tonight, another winning combination for
Speaker 1: one mister, Uh, Terry Francona, who needs to pay his bills.
Speaker 2: She's releasing it is Terry Francona. Mary, I don't believe so.
Speaker 2: I don't make some sing his wife hand, What the
Speaker 2: hell job every day is to try to kick somebody's ass.
Speaker 2: Don't think have somebody to take care of that.
Speaker 1: Speaking of that photo, I'm just saying that she's releasing
Speaker 1: fiery emails now complaining to the media about their covering.
Speaker 11: He goes, He says, look, you know, honey, honey, no, no,
Speaker 11: you're great, But can you just.
Speaker 2: Down a little bit? Will they allow her on the
Speaker 2: sidelines during this he's the head coach. Of course they were.
Speaker 1: They going to tell him no, She said, So I'm
Speaker 1: going to see things he doesn't see.
Speaker 2: I bet your.
Speaker 11: First video of her at the u NC spring game
Speaker 11: and she is in this just ridiculous outfit, like with
Speaker 11: like a like a powder blue like trench coat looking thing,
Speaker 11: and she's just like walking talking on the field, talking
Speaker 11: to the oops guy and this and that.
Speaker 1: It's it's gonna help him with the defensives. My prediction
Speaker 1: your first game Rock Mississippi Valley State at North Carolina,
Speaker 1: who they I don't have no idea about.
Speaker 2: Inside of them.
Speaker 1: You get that game, and then you will hit the
Speaker 1: greatest interview with her pre game The Rock has hit it.
Speaker 1: Belichick said, what Is there a worst interview in sports
Speaker 1: than Bill Belichick?
Speaker 2: Is that the worst? We're on the Cincinnati.
Speaker 11: If you get him on football, which she apparently isn't
Speaker 11: thinking about much these days, he's he's excellent. If he
Speaker 11: asked him like a complicated, not complicated, but a in
Speaker 11: depth football question, he'll go forever.
Speaker 2: But he don't want to Hudson.
Speaker 1: Mike, she related to Jennifer Hudson, are those two, Jordan
Speaker 1: and Jennifer to day? With the communications you have, h
Speaker 1: you can talk to people anytime anywhere.
Speaker 2: You hear that.
Speaker 1: That's a that's called a telephone, Mike, that's a telephone
Speaker 1: as just as Joe called in Yet all.
Speaker 11: Right, so U n C opens the season versus TCU
Speaker 11: at their place.
Speaker 2: CCU might be put in for that game, put in.
Speaker 1: For the game you go, You and miss Hudson Rock
Speaker 1: with an exclusive interview Live the Rock and Jordan the
Speaker 1: horn Frogs and any good.
Speaker 2: They're gonna be pretty good. They'll be pretty good.
Speaker 1: How about UNC, they're going to be any good? What
Speaker 1: if they open up to five their schedule? I looked
Speaker 1: at it a while back as very favorable. They could
Speaker 1: they could go five hundred wins. Seven games, go to
Speaker 1: a ball.
Speaker 2: If he wins the ACC and goes to a ball, well,
Speaker 2: if he goes to a ball, it's a successful season.
Speaker 1: After they've had the last couple, he wins the national championship.
Speaker 2: North Caroline has always in pretty good offensively.
Speaker 11: They don't play any defense, and supposedly that's what he does, right,
Speaker 11: I mean, we're to believe that's defense yourself?
Speaker 2: Not much, not much, very little, give me some very
Speaker 2: little fight.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine telling CBS News, hey, we're not going
Speaker 1: to go there, and there's Bill sitting there like.
Speaker 11: A but tell I can just imagine the director. He's
Speaker 11: in the TV truck and he's got all the seven
Speaker 11: or twelve or fifteen cameras views.
Speaker 2: We're not talking should I go to it right now?
Speaker 11: Because there will be a dedicated camera on her on
Speaker 11: her let me tell you, Okay, should I go to
Speaker 11: it now?
Speaker 2: Here camera for she'll get her own show one roll red,
Speaker 2: please wait to see.
Speaker 1: Well this age six New York post that she walked
Speaker 1: off the set and she's angry at Bill for not
Speaker 1: joining her off the set. Explain that to the Rock segment,
Speaker 1: I'm not talking.
Speaker 11: About that unbelievable unbelievable, that ptology and him from Maine,
Speaker 11: and he was subjecting himself to this.
Speaker 1: But I just got a texture from your buddy, Tony Rosiello.
Speaker 1: Hopefully you can wish Sally uh happy birthday today.
Speaker 2: Sally is the best.
Speaker 1: She's the first lovely wife, first lady of Green Township.
Speaker 1: I wonder does that couple know Bill Belichick? Do they
Speaker 1: know building?
Speaker 2: They hang out?
Speaker 1: Apparently they hang out together.
Speaker 11: They hang out and Dent hangd Dent.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't see that couple with Haarrisonlchick and Jordan
Speaker 1: you see.
Speaker 2: I don't know. They go to the Dewey's Pizza right
Speaker 2: there Harrison Avenue. At some point, the foolishness has got
Speaker 2: to say.
Speaker 11: There's one friend that would be the would all of
Speaker 11: a sudden, Mike, Mike, Yeah. And then now we got
Speaker 11: a story and then I quit building.
Speaker 2: That's done. Shut it down, Shut it down. That's it.
Speaker 2: That's it, that's it.
Speaker 1: Giselle Bun's getting impregnanted by Bill Belichick. Film at eleven.
Speaker 1: You can't make this up.
Speaker 2: Now, what's on?
Speaker 1: What's on the big shop. He's got a book out
Speaker 1: called The.
Speaker 11: Art of We're going to talk about Jason Williams three o'clock,
Speaker 11: Refocus my mind and we're gonna talk about the stadium deal.
Speaker 2: That just went to talk about this.
Speaker 1: People want to know more about the art of winning
Speaker 1: with Bill Belichick winning like Charlie Sheen winning winning. Oh, Mike,
Speaker 1: what else you got coming up? Because Rock I said
Speaker 1: this in this segment, we've gone through thirty years. Does
Speaker 1: Hamlet and County still exists? Are we okay?
Speaker 2: Are we functioning? Yes?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 11: But people are still bitter about that deal all the
Speaker 11: way back in the wheel was ninety six.
Speaker 1: Do we function get a little bit more from the Bengals,
Speaker 1: get a little bit more, a little more public input.
Speaker 2: And move on my right or wrong?
Speaker 11: I think you're right, But I think people that are
Speaker 11: still miffed by that deal would say, have the Bengals
Speaker 11: put up their end of the bargain and brought championship
Speaker 11: level football all those now?
Speaker 2: They have, of course recently, but there's also been some.
Speaker 11: I love Sinceinnati, I wanted to be here, and I
Speaker 11: think they're they're gonna work it out, So it's gonna
Speaker 11: be good.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be fine.
Speaker 1: I had a few bad a few bad decades, but
Speaker 1: right now things are you having? Uh no, I'm going
Speaker 1: to get her on, get her on because.
Speaker 2: She said no.
Speaker 1: She she makes sense too, She said, I like to
Speaker 1: see more of the actual deal. Deal, what's gonna happen?
Speaker 11: Wait, a politician wanting to see more of the information
Speaker 11: before we make a decision.
Speaker 1: Well you would know, you and Tony Rozella would know
Speaker 1: about that. Now, Ma, you're a politician just saying green
Speaker 1: townships running like a top the top right now when
Speaker 1: you left.
Speaker 2: I'd like to believe that foster the golden age of
Speaker 2: green make great township great again? Yes? What else to
Speaker 2: have on?
Speaker 11: Besides we're trying to get somebody from the BMV. Everyone's
Speaker 11: freaking out about the star licenses and they don't have
Speaker 11: it had ten years, you know.
Speaker 2: But funny story. I went into my own b MV.
Speaker 2: I walked up to the lady there, he's been there.
Speaker 11: Her name is Diane, and I said, hey, you know,
Speaker 11: I'm on the radio, love to have you on at
Speaker 11: three o'clock to come. No, oh no, no, no, can't
Speaker 11: do that. No no, I'm like, no, this is like
Speaker 11: a good this not a hit piece. No no, no,
Speaker 11: I'm not even sure we're allowed to do that.
Speaker 2: They can't do. It's been ten years.
Speaker 1: People told for ten years, and it was an extra
Speaker 1: two dollars when I renewed my license about three An
Speaker 1: extra two dollars got you the star. You got the star,
Speaker 1: You're good, I said, two bucks. But people ignored it,
Speaker 1: and now they want Kentucky, especially once another extension.
Speaker 2: Not enough time.
Speaker 11: Something's never changed, like when you had yours your book
Speaker 11: report and third grade due and you had a whole
Speaker 11: two months to do.
Speaker 1: It night before Jordan Hudson, A lot of book reports
Speaker 1: do at the School of cost my college four years ago.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm thinking she's done well in life so far.
Speaker 4: She has.
Speaker 2: She's climbed the mountain very quickly. So did Bill.
Speaker 1: That's another issue. ROCKI thank you seg Man. Get me
Speaker 1: out of the student's report, please, as we have Jason
Speaker 1: Williams coming in just hell Bunskin v. Bill Belichick, Willie
Speaker 1: and I are rather red hot, reds and everything else
Speaker 1: that's red hot in the world today, we leave you
Speaker 1: with the immortal words of the stood report.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll see what happens, won't we. Oh boy, this
Speaker 2: is not going to end well in this age.
Speaker 1: How was doing He's got a six year smile on
Speaker 1: his face. He's got six more years bring great times,
Speaker 1: as he called you today, and uh, and I smile.
Speaker 2: It just smiles every day.
Speaker 5: You know what?
Speaker 9: But I wanted to I wanted to make sure I
Speaker 9: did everything I could to keep us safe while repairing
Speaker 9: some of the damnaged reputation of this.
Speaker 1: Is he show respond to that one?
Speaker 2: You tell me his phone ringing again? Here's your photo.
Speaker 2: We have Tanya three thirty. Will ask her about it.
Speaker 2: I'm not supposed to talk about that.
Speaker 1: We've got to get the professionalism and honesty back to
Speaker 1: prosecute yourself integrity. Joko, calm down, gentlemen, Thank you, But
Speaker 1: we have more on this tomorrow. Correct of course, of
Speaker 1: course she's going to issue a pressure release later today
Speaker 1: and hold a news conference. What does he see in her?
Speaker 2: I told you what he sees. There's obvious, you fool,
Speaker 2: tap on seven hundred might penetration seven hundred WLW