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Speaker 3: I'm Billy Cunningham, the great American. Welcome this glorious Sunday
Speaker 3: night throughout the nation. I want to think about seven
Speaker 3: more stations editor our total of about three hundred fifty three,
Speaker 3: and that means every county between Alaska and Florida, Maine
Speaker 3: and Hawaii will be listening tonight. So many big issues
Speaker 3: going on. I felt a sense of pride in my
Speaker 3: heart I've not felt in a long time when yesterday
Speaker 3: Saturday afternoon, about two o'clock Eastern time, when Donald Trump
Speaker 3: walked on in the field with the Army and the
Speaker 3: Navy leaders at his side, and the Black Knights and
Speaker 3: the Midship and both arrives as one and shout at USA, USA.
Speaker 3: Whoever Trump appears anywhere, Young old rich and poor, black,
Speaker 3: white jew gentile stand up in one voice and thank
Speaker 3: him for what he's done.
Speaker 1: At a minimum, At a minimum.
Speaker 3: He'll he'll stop the madness, and there's a likelihood significant
Speaker 3: change may occur. But I'm doubtful of what the fourth
Speaker 3: branch of government's going to do, which is the administrative state.
Speaker 3: I'm somewhat doubtful about the US federal judiciary allowing the
Speaker 3: Trumps to do his job as the president. There'll be
Speaker 3: injunctions issue thither and and there'll be leaks of one
Speaker 3: type or another, and the bureaucracy will fight back like
Speaker 3: warrior poets. So I think it is somewhat a difficult
Speaker 3: fight that lies ahead. And I believe as a great
Speaker 3: American that at a minimum, the Trumpster will stop what's
Speaker 3: going on, improve the border issues, and improve energy independance
Speaker 3: in this country, and unleash the animals of capitalism throughout
Speaker 3: the land, which is the tide lifting all boots. At
Speaker 3: a minimum, not to maximum, he could start America on
Speaker 3: a new path, which will take eight to twelve years complete.
Speaker 3: That's why I have great hope for my fellow Cincinnati
Speaker 3: and JD.
Speaker 1: Vance.
Speaker 3: Also, my fellow Cincinnati and Raveke Ramaswami with those to
Speaker 3: do what's right long term. And if that happens, then
Speaker 3: everything that we've worked through the last eight nine years
Speaker 3: with Donald Trump will bear fruit. But until then, I
Speaker 3: want to set up Tonight's big show later on. But
Speaker 3: a couple of things are happening which are really incredible.
Speaker 3: The Luigi Maggione fun to handle his legal expenses, and
Speaker 3: by the way, he has selected a woman who spent
Speaker 3: many years is Alvin Bragg's top assistant. Now that's not
Speaker 3: much of a resume builder. Think about Alvin Braggwood did
Speaker 3: to the Trumpster and what he did to Daniel Penny.
Speaker 3: That's not much of a resume builder. But according to
Speaker 3: this one story off the ap wire, a legal defense
Speaker 3: fund for Accuse United Healthcare ce CEO killer Luigi Maggioni
Speaker 3: has received more than one hundred thousand dollars and give
Speaker 3: sen Goo and other similar sights to allow him to
Speaker 3: pay for his own defense. Now his mother, his father
Speaker 3: is dead, as you may know in Baltimore. Maybe I'll
Speaker 3: talk to John and Baltimore about that. But the Maggione
Speaker 3: family is extremely wealthy and powerful in and around Baltimore,
Speaker 3: and I would anticipate they could handle their own expenses,
Speaker 3: but the fun is raised at this point one hundred
Speaker 3: and eleven thousand of two hundred thousand, that's one of
Speaker 3: several funds. In some of the comments by those giving money,
Speaker 3: including it might I had two US Senators I watched
Speaker 3: this morning on the some of the morning talk shows.
Speaker 3: You know, one of the worst words in the English languages.
Speaker 3: But of course they begin by saying, it's a terrible
Speaker 3: thing that the Brian Thompson was murdered, shot in cold
Speaker 3: blood in the back by a psychotic, bloodthirsty murderer named Luigi.
Speaker 3: But Laura refer to that as the butt monkey. I
Speaker 3: referred to it as the butt bridge. She later said.
Speaker 3: Elizabeth Warren quote, you only can push people so far
Speaker 3: and then they have to take the matter into their
Speaker 3: own hands. Providing justification for the killing of the CEO
Speaker 3: of an insurance company now taken to his logical extreme.
Speaker 3: There are other institutions in America more hated than insurance companies,
Speaker 3: such as lawyers, or such as politicians, or such as
Speaker 3: used car dealers. Would it be okay if you got
Speaker 3: the wrong judgment from a judge or from a jury
Speaker 3: to hunt down the members of that jury in cold
Speaker 3: blooded fashion, be a coward and shoot them in the back.
Speaker 1: Would that be okay?
Speaker 3: Would it be okay if you had a dentist or
Speaker 3: a doctor who did something wrong on your teeth or
Speaker 3: your body to hunt that person down and to kill
Speaker 3: that innocent party because you're unhappy with an outcome?
Speaker 1: Would that be okay?
Speaker 3: I practiced criminal law for many years, and generally I
Speaker 3: had pretty good results in the courtroom. But if I didn't,
Speaker 3: what it be justified for a criminal defendant to hunt
Speaker 3: down the Great American and then to take my life
Speaker 3: in a cold blooded ambush type fashion. Is a coward?
Speaker 3: Would that be okay with you? If you're unhappy with
Speaker 3: the service you're receiving a restaurant and you're sick and
Speaker 3: demnic and psychotic like Luigi, would it be okay for
Speaker 3: you to take your anger out at the server or
Speaker 3: the bartender. Would that be okay with you? If you
Speaker 3: were miseducated in some sense, or I'm a professor or
Speaker 3: teacher in a high school or college did not properly
Speaker 3: teach you according to your standards of performance? Would it
Speaker 3: be okay if you to hunt down that teacher and
Speaker 3: to kill that teacher because that teacher didn't do what
Speaker 3: was right. Would it be okay if you had some anks,
Speaker 3: you had some anger at some politician, maybe a school
Speaker 3: board member, maybe a congressman, maybe someone on the zoning commission,
Speaker 3: and you would hunt them down and take their life
Speaker 3: based upon the fact you're unhappy with the result. Now,
Speaker 3: in this case, Luigi had never been insured by a
Speaker 3: United Healthcare. Of course, he did not know Brian Thompson,
Speaker 3: the fifty year old father who was married for many years,
Speaker 3: had two kids, worked hard, worked sixty to seventy hours
Speaker 3: a week, went to a conference in Luigi hunted them
Speaker 3: down and shot him like a dog at six forty
Speaker 3: five am on December the fourth, and then he went
Speaker 3: on the land for four to five days. Now, the
Speaker 3: pictures of him were sufficient to allow family members to
Speaker 3: identify their loved one. And I'm still waiting for reporting
Speaker 3: on why didn't the mother or family members turn in
Speaker 3: Luigi and say, we know who that person is. It
Speaker 3: was a happenstance that he was located in the McDonald's
Speaker 3: in Altoona, Pennsylvania, and some was going to collect a
Speaker 3: fifty thousand dollars reward, and when he was apprehended, he
Speaker 3: had in his possession the murder weapon along with the silencer,
Speaker 3: had in his possession about eight thousand dollars in cash,
Speaker 3: and a passport, had in his possession the fake New
Speaker 3: Jersey driver's license that he used to check into the
Speaker 3: hostel in Manhattan. He also had other information indicate that
Speaker 3: he's the killer.
Speaker 1: He's a murderer in our society.
Speaker 3: It is sick and dominant when thousands of individuals, especially
Speaker 3: young women, offered themselves up to be his bride, offered
Speaker 3: them up to have sex, sex, and more sex with Luigi,
Speaker 3: offer their money up to pay. See liberals do this,
Speaker 3: but conservatives do not. One of the comments from one
Speaker 3: of the liberal females giving money is, I want you
Speaker 3: to get ready for the butt bridge. The butt bridge.
Speaker 3: We're not here to celebrate a murder, but we do
Speaker 3: believe in the constitutional right to fair and legal representation.
Speaker 3: Another person said, Luigi did more for this country and
Speaker 3: sacrifice more than I ever did as an honorably discharged
Speaker 3: member of the US Army who served in combat zones,
Speaker 3: said one of the donors to the fund to raise
Speaker 3: money for Luigi. Another one said the political failures, corporate
Speaker 3: donations to politicians, political corruption. All have led to the
Speaker 3: extortion of millions out of American's pockets. Some may not
Speaker 3: like Luigi's actions, but some times hard choices have to
Speaker 3: be made. How many died as a result of Brian
Speaker 3: Thompson When you equate insurance non coverage thereof, and I
Speaker 3: get the anger many feel. I get that with cold
Speaker 3: blooded murder of a father and a husband, you are
Speaker 3: the sick, demned one, and you're the one that should
Speaker 3: be seeing a shrink.
Speaker 1: As soon as possible. Unbelievable.
Speaker 3: At present time, the healthcare executive killer remains in and
Speaker 3: around Pennsylvania, but he may waive extradition and except to
Speaker 3: go into New York City, Rikers Island, and may he
Speaker 3: spend eternity in hell. There's a concern that a New
Speaker 3: York jury may engage in something called jury nullification, which
Speaker 3: means we know he's guilty, we know he did it,
Speaker 3: but we're not going to convict him for a higher
Speaker 3: social good, and so mental illness that will be a
Speaker 3: factor in this case. As you may know, I tried
Speaker 3: many murder cases of n gri I and to have
Speaker 3: a successful not guilty by reason of insanity plea. You
Speaker 3: have to show that you cannot conform your behavior to
Speaker 3: the dictates of the law. The fact that he had
Speaker 3: possession of these items, the fact that he was able
Speaker 3: to get on his e bike and make it out
Speaker 3: of town I assume to a train and then to
Speaker 3: a bus and out there altoon.
Speaker 1: He knew exactly what he was doing. He was able to.
Speaker 3: Order breakfast out of McDonald's in Altuna, took down his
Speaker 3: mask to eat the to eat the pancake.
Speaker 1: That's when his server saw him.
Speaker 3: And it is sick, sick that liberals want to attack
Speaker 3: McDonald's restaurants again for the for the worker that identified Luigi.
Speaker 3: That is sick and demnant. But it's what liberalism is
Speaker 3: about today, sick and say it. So we're going to
Speaker 3: deal with that later on today and also tonight, and
Speaker 3: also deal with the drones is a big issue, and
Speaker 3: I have on two three experts coming up on drone technology,
Speaker 3: what is possible, what is not possible, and we'll see
Speaker 3: what comes of it. I think it is absurd that
Speaker 3: we have a federal government completely out of whack, completely
Speaker 3: incapable of telling us the truth. If it is the
Speaker 3: truth that these are federal contractors testing out new and
Speaker 3: different kinds of technology. Just tell us that and we
Speaker 3: can deal with it. And if, in fact it is
Speaker 3: a Iranian mothership fifty miles off the coast and these
Speaker 3: are launched, hundreds of them, just tell us that the
Speaker 3: White Planes airport was shut down in New York north
Speaker 3: of New York City, right Patterson and Dayton, Ohio on
Speaker 3: Friday night was down. Logan Airport arrested two for drone
Speaker 3: flying over its airport. You had numerous sightings in Chicago
Speaker 3: and Idaho. Simply tell us the truth. You know, it's
Speaker 3: one of four things. Number one, it could be aliens.
Speaker 3: I'm not referring to those from Mexico. It could be
Speaker 3: Aliens probing us in some way. It could be Iranians,
Speaker 3: Chinese or Russians developing intelligence on US military basis. It
Speaker 3: could be US government activity. They don't want to tell
Speaker 3: us the truth because they think we can't handle the truth.
Speaker 3: By Buddy Wayne Allen Root, a Great American in Las Vegas,
Speaker 3: has written that it could be a dirty bomb that's
Speaker 3: somewhere being going to be set off in New Jersey
Speaker 3: and New York by the nation's enemies, and that this
Speaker 3: is up in the air to determine whether or not
Speaker 3: they can detect dirty bomb, radioactive waves, whatever it is,
Speaker 3: it's not normal, it's not natural.
Speaker 1: We have to discover it. So tonight we have we're
Speaker 1: going to have.
Speaker 3: We have a call from Austin, Texas, and Austin's the
Speaker 3: capitol of Texas is in deep trouble. We have four
Speaker 3: lines open, and I especially would like to hear in
Speaker 3: the first hour or so from those who have seen
Speaker 3: the drones and or those who feel differently about the
Speaker 3: Luigi situation that perhaps I've express to solve a dispute
Speaker 3: with a murder weapon. It's not the American way. This
Speaker 3: wasn't even a dispute. Luigi was mentally ill and deranged.
Speaker 3: He had no business whatsoever with United, had never had
Speaker 3: a policy with United. His family were multi multi zillionaires
Speaker 3: who probably couldn't care about medical bills at all. They
Speaker 3: paid them. So this was a made up reason to
Speaker 3: act in a homicidal and I had hoped suicidal way
Speaker 3: didn't work out. That way to hunt down a person
Speaker 3: to become a known person like Ted Kazinski. Luigi had
Speaker 3: writings about Ted Kazinski who was the serial murderer discovered
Speaker 3: in a cabin in Alaska who wanted to attack technology,
Speaker 3: so he would send wired packages all over the country
Speaker 3: to maime and kill those involved in technological pursuits. You know,
Speaker 3: Ted Kazinski, sick and sad. How many other Luigi's are
Speaker 3: out there? I suspect many, and oddly enough, his behavior
Speaker 3: will likely causure and insurance rates to rise. The cost
Speaker 3: of insurance, the cost of all these security personnel guarding
Speaker 3: United health Care employees will be the basis of rate
Speaker 3: increases that you will pay. We have a terrible system.
Speaker 3: It began in the nineteen thirties and forties when the
Speaker 3: federal government refused the permission of employers to raise income
Speaker 3: of its workers during the war and the Great Depression,
Speaker 3: so the private employers provided as a fringe benefit coverage
Speaker 3: for medical care, and as it developed over the decades.
Speaker 3: We have a terrible system. But we have the best
Speaker 3: medical care in the world if you can access it.
Speaker 3: If you can't access it, it's not very good. Yours
Speaker 3: surely access. I have access to the great medical system
Speaker 3: in the world, but I'm not so privileged. I hate
Speaker 3: to use that word that I know many of the
Speaker 3: Americans do not. I have family members that I have
Speaker 3: to go through a bunch of silly tests to get
Speaker 3: something approved. I get that, But the resolution is not
Speaker 3: the killing cold blood an innocent man, carry out your
Speaker 3: homicidal tendencies. That's not the solution of the problem. The
Speaker 3: solution is to work through it to come up with
Speaker 3: a better system. Maybe the Trumpster can do it, maybe
Speaker 3: you can't. But on the other hand, if we turn
Speaker 3: the medical care in America into the DMV, we're going
Speaker 3: to have terrible medical care.
Speaker 4: Correct.
Speaker 3: We have to have a system where the best in
Speaker 3: the bridest want to become dentists and doctors and therapists.
Speaker 3: They want to go into the medical care. It can
Speaker 3: take maybe five to ten years to become a dentist,
Speaker 3: can take ten to twelve years to become a doctor.
Speaker 3: We want the best in the brides is to go
Speaker 3: and if they're paid eighty thousand dollars a year, no
Speaker 3: hope of advancement. Guess what, You're never going to get
Speaker 3: the best in the brides to become doctors. They're going
Speaker 3: to go into some other professions. So we have to
Speaker 3: incentivize the best among us to go into medical care
Speaker 3: and research and get miracle pharmaceutical treatments. But on one hand,
Speaker 3: we have to have a system that as many Americans
Speaker 3: as Americans, not everyone who lives here Americans, can have
Speaker 3: access to the best care in the world. The resolution
Speaker 3: put forth by Luigi will cause an increase of costs
Speaker 3: for those who are access to the medical system, and
Speaker 3: not a decrease, the opposite of what's intended. And don't
Speaker 3: be a sick puppy and use the butt bridge to say, well,
Speaker 3: the killing of Brian Thompson, that was terrible, but as
Speaker 3: as was expressed this morning by US Senator Bernie Sanders,
Speaker 3: who said this morning that this was in a sense
Speaker 3: he used that big butt bridge in order to demonstrate
Speaker 3: that in America today. Here's the quote of Sanders. He said,
Speaker 3: among other things, Elizabeth Warren obviously understands killing and murder
Speaker 3: and shooting someone in the back is unacceptable and unacceptable.
Speaker 3: But what I think has happened in the last few
Speaker 3: months is that what you have now is rising up
Speaker 3: of people's anger at a health insurance industry which nice
Speaker 3: people of the healthcare they desperately need while they make
Speaker 3: billions and billions in profit. You know it in other word,
Speaker 3: but you can't put those two thoughts in the same sentence.
Speaker 3: You can't say, but let's continue. We have three lines open.
Speaker 3: I want to get to you. If you've seen the drones,
Speaker 3: if you have comments on the CEO killer, the murderer
Speaker 3: of Brian Thompson.
Speaker 1: Let me know.
Speaker 2: The number to.
Speaker 3: Call is as always eight six six six four seven
Speaker 3: seven three three seven, Bill Cunningham, the Great American, live
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Speaker 1: Now, let's continue whenever stop.
Speaker 3: In general, NGRI means that the defendant in many cases
Speaker 3: is unable to understand the nature of his actions. Luigi
Speaker 3: Mangion's manifesto Lee puts forth, he does understand the nature
Speaker 3: of his actions. Also, the defendant was unable to distinguish
Speaker 3: between right and wrong. Well, he understood the difference between
Speaker 3: right and wrong because when he committed the act, he
Speaker 3: fled the scene. And if a criminal defendant flees the scene,
Speaker 3: that is evidence of consciousness of guilt, that I did
Speaker 3: something wrong.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: A crazy person who's mentally ill can't understand the nature
Speaker 3: of what he's doing. The manifesto said, I understand completely
Speaker 3: what I'm doing, and I want to do it Secondly,
Speaker 3: criminal defendants unable to thing was right from wrong. He
Speaker 3: fled the scene because he knew in his own mind
Speaker 3: he committed something wrongful, and he left the scene in
Speaker 3: order to not be apprehended. That's a conscious thought. That's
Speaker 3: a reasonable action of someone a murderer not to be caught.
Speaker 3: Or Thirdly, the defendant acted on some uncontrollable impulse. He
Speaker 3: wasn't able to stop from doing it. He thought a
Speaker 3: coke machine, he thought a person was a coke machine,
Speaker 3: and so it was an uncontrollable impulse. He could control
Speaker 3: his impulses. And Lastly, a mental health episode contributed to
Speaker 3: the defendant's behavior. We have no evidence that he has
Speaker 3: ever sought mental care in the past for any mental
Speaker 3: defect or so, when you have consciousness of guilt, you
Speaker 3: know only commit a crime you describe in your own
Speaker 3: handwriting in the manifesto. Then after you commit the act,
Speaker 3: you flee the scene. That's consciousness of guilt. He knew
Speaker 3: what it was doing, he did it, he knew it
Speaker 3: was wrong. That's why he left. Let's continue. Your calls
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Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: Now, let's continue the Great American with you tonight.
Speaker 3: Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, and hopefully, hopefully the new year
Speaker 3: will be so much better than what's happened the past
Speaker 3: two or three years. When Christopher Ray is gone as
Speaker 3: the director of the FBI. What a clown he and
Speaker 3: COMI and I'm confident the cash Ptel is going to
Speaker 3: be and not not only just nominated, but we'll be
Speaker 3: confirmed as director of the FBI. Then all hell's going
Speaker 3: to break loose. I want to get to many calls,
Speaker 3: including Bill from Marland, seeing the drones, et cetera. And
Speaker 3: I also want to note that Jody Ernst, the US
Speaker 3: Senator from Iowa, I thought had seen the light I
Speaker 3: watched this morning in one of the I think it
Speaker 3: was Fox News who Jody Ernst declines to give support
Speaker 3: to Pete Hegseth. She had said about a week ten
Speaker 3: days ago, she was doubting, and then she met with Pete.
Speaker 3: Then she said, look the other way, and she said,
Speaker 3: I appreciate his service to the country. We talked on
Speaker 3: a number of issues that are incredibly important. So again,
Speaker 3: I'm saying, we had a frank and productive discussion, and
Speaker 3: I will continue to have conversation. Now for my millions
Speaker 3: and millions of listeners in and around Iowa, get a
Speaker 3: hold of Jody Ernst and tell her that Donald Trump
Speaker 3: needs Pete Hegseth at defense and if she doesn't vote
Speaker 3: the right way on this thing, there'll be a Republican
Speaker 3: congressman in Iowa that will arise and take her out politically.
Speaker 1: But we caught it.
Speaker 3: I have one out of percent. I don't count on
Speaker 3: Mitch McConnell much. I don't count on Susan Collins much
Speaker 3: or Murkowski much. US three and Pete can afford to
Speaker 3: lose three, but not four. And Jody Ernest needs to
Speaker 3: stand up and say, the American people voted for this.
Speaker 3: Give the American people what they voted for, including in Iowa.
Speaker 3: Let's go out to Bill and Maryland, thousands of others.
Speaker 3: Let's get to the calls. As Dandy Gleeson alyiles, my
Speaker 3: executive producer, Bill and Maryland, the Home of Luigi, Welcome
Speaker 3: to the Bill Cunningham Show. Bill, what can you tell
Speaker 3: me about the drones?
Speaker 6: Well, Bill, I'm gonna tell you a couple of things.
Speaker 6: First of all, I've heard what the FBI said in
Speaker 6: one report. They said, well, there's been over a thousand reports,
Speaker 6: but only about one hundred are credible. What about the
Speaker 6: hundreds that are.
Speaker 1: What about then? What about that? Yeah?
Speaker 6: And what do they call incredible? Like if there's just
Speaker 6: one person that sees it, we won't believe it. But
Speaker 6: if two people are together and they see it, So
Speaker 6: YEAHI has been a joke for so long. And then
Speaker 6: we also had a recent report I think it was
Speaker 6: just a little while ago, where the FBI is talking
Speaker 6: about it and they said, well, if we find out
Speaker 6: that there's something dangerous, you know a lot of people know. Well,
Speaker 6: so that either means that they're not telling us the truth,
Speaker 6: which I think is a case, or they don't know.
Speaker 6: It's just growth and competence. I mean, this has been
Speaker 6: going on for a while, so like why are we
Speaker 6: supposed to have trust and faith in them? But anyway,
Speaker 6: what I saw was at the same location in two
Speaker 6: different days, and it was probably around like four o'clock,
Speaker 6: right before the sun went down, and they were two
Speaker 6: really bright spots that were just staying in the same spot.
Speaker 6: And I looked at this is before I was even
Speaker 6: thinking drugs, and I'm like, what the heck is that?
Speaker 6: You know, it can't be a light that high up?
Speaker 6: And this idea that it's a plane, and I don't
Speaker 6: know what other people have seen, but a plane is
Speaker 6: obviously much larger than what we're talking about. And these
Speaker 6: things just stayed, you know, in the same spot. So
Speaker 6: the last thing I'm going to remind you of, and
Speaker 6: I'm sure you remember, is but Hillary Clinton. It was
Speaker 6: the FBI he said that we're not going to process
Speaker 6: Kate case. There's no possible way that she'd be convicted.
Speaker 6: Well it's not. It's not the FDI that makes that decision.
Speaker 6: It's just like with Biden. I mean, so is the
Speaker 6: new standard. Well, if you can't remember, then we're not
Speaker 6: going to prosecute you for crimes.
Speaker 3: Or in Hillary Clinton situation, she said, James Comy essentially said, well, look,
Speaker 3: she's a woman, and she would be tried in Washington,
Speaker 3: d C. In front of a d C jury that
Speaker 3: loves her. The votes democratic ninety three percent of the time,
Speaker 3: even though she committed serious felonies. I'm going to give
Speaker 3: her a Texas l pass. So James Comy was a cop.
Speaker 3: He wasn't a prosecutor, he wasn't the ultimate he wasn't
Speaker 3: a grand jury member. He was a cop who said,
Speaker 3: all the cop does is find evidence of crime, holds
Speaker 3: gives it over the prosecutor's office. They determined it and
Speaker 3: paneled the grand jury and let the grand jury decide
Speaker 3: whether and died or not. And the fact that it's
Speaker 3: a strung it's a hung up jury up in Washington,
Speaker 3: d C. If you're a Democrat, you're found not guilty.
Speaker 3: If you're a Republican you're guilty, that's another problem. But nonetheless,
Speaker 3: it's not Comy's job to be judge, jury, cop, an executioner.
Speaker 3: And he said he committed she committed serious crime, much
Speaker 3: like Robert Hurr discovered that Joe Biden committed serious felonies,
Speaker 3: serious felonies, but said, look, he's a feeble old man
Speaker 3: and therefore we can't hold him accountable. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: He's the president of the United States. And then they
Speaker 3: went after Donald Trump and mar Lago's personal residence, and
Speaker 3: the federal judge said the action was illegal, that Jack
Speaker 3: Smith should not have been appointed. Now the Trumpster issuing us,
Speaker 3: I guess US government for one hundred million dollars, having
Speaker 3: ABC already paid him fifty million. FBI leadership was in
Speaker 3: complete collapse, Bill, complete collapse, and I hope hope Cash
Speaker 3: Pttel gets in to clean up the mess.
Speaker 6: And the Democrats when they got the Comy report, they
Speaker 6: didn't say, oh, well, he can't be president anymore. The
Speaker 6: guy can't even remember basic things about his life, but
Speaker 6: he's going to be the president of the United States,
Speaker 6: the head of the free world.
Speaker 3: It's a joke. Bill, you're a great American. Thanks for calling.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with more. Let's go to James, and let's
Speaker 3: go to Kenon Kentucky, Canon, Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Ken Ken, how are you.
Speaker 7: Great? God bless you, and God bless your audience.
Speaker 1: And what can we do about Mitch McConnell.
Speaker 7: Oh health care crisis? Barack Husain, Obama, Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi,
Speaker 7: and Chuckle Schumer. Solve the healthcare crisis with Obamacare.
Speaker 3: Remember, if you like your doctor, keep your doctor, like
Speaker 3: your plan, keep your plan. Your costs are going down
Speaker 3: fifteen hundred dollars a year. Remember Remember Obamacare was going
Speaker 3: to solve all these stuff. What happened to that.
Speaker 7: Exactly.
Speaker 8: It's allow.
Speaker 7: I mean, obviously, you guys must be whatever his name is,
Speaker 7: must be a far right wing guy.
Speaker 9: You mean, Luigi, Luigi Luigi MANGIONI well, I'm telling you
Speaker 9: that when Obamacare came in, I remember John McCain gave
Speaker 9: the thumbs down to reform Obamacare when Trump was in.
Speaker 3: But we had the resolution, we had the difficulty handled.
Speaker 3: Like your plan, keep your plan, like your doctor, keep
Speaker 3: your doctor. Your healthcare expenses go down fifteen hundred dollars
Speaker 3: a year. Honky dory, glory days are here again. Obama's
Speaker 3: in charge. And that was about twelve years ago. We've
Speaker 3: had a full exposition of Obamacare, and it's a complete crisis.
Speaker 3: In the minds of Luigi. It was solved twelve years ago.
Speaker 3: Hillary Clinton loved it, Keem Jeffries loved it, Schumer loved it,
Speaker 3: Democrats loved it. Even Republicans like John McCain said, keep
Speaker 3: it the way it is. It is the best we
Speaker 3: can do. And now look, well, a lot of people
Speaker 3: get great healthcare, other people get some healthcare, other people
Speaker 3: get no healthcare. And until we control the southern border,
Speaker 3: until twenty to thirty million legals who occupy hospital beds
Speaker 3: and ears, get the hell out of the country.
Speaker 1: We're never going to be able to fix the problem.
Speaker 1: Would you agree again?
Speaker 7: Yes? God bless you and God bless this country.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with the more.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Bob in Austin, Texas, the capital of
Speaker 3: Texas having serious problems by the Democrats.
Speaker 1: Bob, what can I help you with?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Good Indian Bill, thanks for taking my call. Comment on Luigi,
Speaker 11: you know there's no butts. It's a premeditated murder. It's
Speaker 11: open and shutcase. It's despicable, it's evil, it's awful.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, what if someone doesn't like a doctor, or
Speaker 3: Dennis doesn't like a teacher, you don't like the car
Speaker 3: you got from a car dealer. Car dealers are held
Speaker 3: in disrespect when they shouldn't be, he said, Okay, but
Speaker 3: he was sold a lemon, therefore, but he can do it.
Speaker 3: And to have liberals and leftists and progressives pay serious
Speaker 3: money into a criminal defense fund to hire expensive lawyers
Speaker 3: on New York City in order to pay for the
Speaker 3: defense of this guy whose family are zillionaires is disgusting.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I agree, and.
Speaker 11: I've got some interesting things I listened to last couple
Speaker 11: of weeks. Also, is that you know this kid was
Speaker 11: a valedictorian and he was popular and no obviously somewhere
Speaker 11: recently he snapped. He said, his roommate in Hawaii said,
Speaker 11: it's not the guy he remembered living with and his family.
Speaker 11: You know, his family had lost tractor for a year.
Speaker 11: Something made this guy snap, So that that's something that
Speaker 11: should be investigated. But a side note also which I
Speaker 11: thought was interesting, and I my condolences to the CEO
Speaker 11: and his family and our prayers that again it's despicable.
Speaker 11: The comments I have are not meant to impune him,
Speaker 11: but he was under investigation, as I understand it, by
Speaker 11: the DJ for Insider Trading, yes, and that United Healthcare
Speaker 11: was was alleged that they were using algorithms to deny
Speaker 11: Medicare advantage payments, which when you do that it increases
Speaker 11: your cash flow and boost your net income and the
Speaker 11: bottom line and your profitability. So those are you know
Speaker 11: that should be investigated as well. But I guess my
Speaker 11: question is regarding this d o G and do OG investigation,
Speaker 11: could it be that you know the CEO is going
Speaker 11: to be under pressure to do a plea deal and
Speaker 11: implicate others, And could those others be implicated maybe in
Speaker 11: a conspiracy to have a CEO bumped off.
Speaker 3: Well, if you're going to have a conspiracy, you wouldn't
Speaker 3: have picked Luigi to carry it out.
Speaker 1: Because this guy is so stupid.
Speaker 3: I'm sure he had a mental ill snap, but it
Speaker 3: doesn't qualify for not guilty by reason of insanity, doesn't
Speaker 3: qualify for that. But there's been reporting that Brian Thompson
Speaker 3: and other executives United had about two or three months ago,
Speaker 3: sold stock into an announcement that caused the stock to
Speaker 3: go down in value, and there was an there's an
Speaker 3: ongoing investigation of certain of those executives by the SEC
Speaker 3: that happens all the time in corporate America, that they
Speaker 3: had insider information. Now, that doesn't mean you're putting out
Speaker 3: the theory that possibly that others if Brian Thompson was
Speaker 3: going to turn on someone, that others would hire a
Speaker 3: hit man. How would they find the hitman in Hawaii?
Speaker 3: And if you hired a hit man, it wouldn't be
Speaker 3: someone like Luigi if I I don't think there's any connection.
Speaker 3: These things happen all the time. But when you say
Speaker 3: he snapped, I think in a silo. As a great American.
Speaker 3: I read the New York Times, I watch MSNBC, I
Speaker 3: spend time watching CNN, I watch Breitbart, I read Newsmax,
Speaker 3: I observe News Nation constantly. In other words, I want
Speaker 3: to listen to seven or eight sources to give my information.
Speaker 3: If Luigi or others coming out of an Ivy League
Speaker 3: school and the hatred they have in Ivy League schools
Speaker 3: for America antismitic, they hate corporate America. If he watches
Speaker 3: MSNBC and all he does is read the New York
Speaker 3: Times and listen to certain podcasts, you have an idea
Speaker 3: and vision about this country, Bob, that is at irrelevant
Speaker 3: to the reality of our greatness, and that is that
Speaker 3: you're in a silo. And when I look at listen
Speaker 3: to the comments online of women generally who want to
Speaker 3: hook up with Luigi because they want to have his baby,
Speaker 3: that these are MSNBC New York Times viewers and readers
Speaker 3: who only have a perspective about healthcare. Now, healthcare in
Speaker 3: this country we paid twice as much as any other country,
Speaker 3: and about half of us have great results and the
Speaker 3: other half of Americans do not. And I thought Obamacare
Speaker 3: was going to solve all that. Remember it was a resolution.
Speaker 3: It didn't work. And so the present CEO of United
Speaker 3: said that if you had to devise a healthcare system
Speaker 3: in America today, you would not devise the one that exists.
Speaker 3: That he understands they're part of a problem, but they
Speaker 3: did not devise the system. And they're saying, we'll participate
Speaker 3: in the system where we're supposed to maximize profits. And
Speaker 3: the way United Healthcare stock goes up in value is
Speaker 3: to maximize profits by charging premiums and denying coverages and
Speaker 3: having the differential work as profits tox and the business.
Speaker 3: Now we have to make a decision as the American
Speaker 3: people whether the president of American system is what we
Speaker 3: need for the dollar that we spend. And actually half
Speaker 3: of us have great healthcare, half of us do not.
Speaker 3: The medical malpractice system is completely out of whack in
Speaker 3: this country. Ravenous personal injury lawyers make a lot of money.
Speaker 3: You have a situation where many Americans are not healthy.
Speaker 3: We have to participate get rid of the obesity sin
Speaker 3: that many of us have. Fortunately I do not. I
Speaker 3: don't know if you do or not. And you generally
Speaker 3: get rid of smoking, marijuana use, drug use. In other words,
Speaker 3: each of us are into responsibility to make our bodies
Speaker 3: as acceptable as possible. And then we have a system
Speaker 3: that was devised in the nineteen thirties and forties because
Speaker 3: companies could not give employees bonuses or wage increases because
Speaker 3: of the depression of the war, and so it developed
Speaker 3: in such a way that serves half of us and
Speaker 3: doesn't serve the other half. If the resolution the problem
Speaker 3: is murder or mass murder, we're in trouble. I don't
Speaker 3: want I'm not going to use the butt bridge to
Speaker 3: say butt. There's no excuse for brutally, in cold blood
Speaker 3: gunning down as a coward. Brian Thompson. No matter what
Speaker 3: it is, I am a hope. What's certain there wasn't
Speaker 3: some grand conspiracy to hire a hit man. You wouldn't
Speaker 3: have picked someone that had never committed a crime in
Speaker 3: their life. That's Luigi Luigi Maggione, never committed a crime,
Speaker 3: and he should be condemned for his behavior, not encouraged.
Speaker 3: When I listen to Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, I
Speaker 3: feel justification for murder that is never acceptable. Let's continue
Speaker 3: take some more calls. In about fifteen minutes or so,
Speaker 3: Dean Reguez will be here. He's an astronomer, America's astronomer
Speaker 3: talking about the drones. Later on as a US representative
Speaker 3: Warren Christopher, a West Point grad, and he has some
Speaker 3: telling information about the drones. Also later on as a
Speaker 3: Jeff crue heir from New Orleans, about five weeks. Cannot
Speaker 3: get here more quick after the disasters we see with
Speaker 3: the drones, and so much more. By the way, a
Speaker 3: top Trump advisor sounds the alarm on a national security
Speaker 3: gap exposed by the drones. If amateurs or government contractors
Speaker 3: can do this to us, and if drone technology is
Speaker 3: the military asset of the future, put up one hundred
Speaker 3: thousand drones as China can do. You don't need one
Speaker 3: hundred thousand soldiers, need one hundred thousand drones. And that's
Speaker 3: the way war is going to be conducted in the future.
Speaker 3: And if these are tests, whatever they might be, just
Speaker 3: tell us the truth. But the government does not tell
Speaker 3: us the truth because they think we can't handle the truth.
Speaker 3: Let's continue ten fifty one, The Home of the Great American.
Speaker 3: Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday night, you know, I
Speaker 3: would point out to this morning on Face the Nation,
Speaker 3: Representative Michael Waltz of Florida, Great American, he's going to
Speaker 3: be National Security Advisor under Donald Trump, said that the
Speaker 3: drones over US guys show gaps in airspace security. This
Speaker 3: is a guy knows where the bodies are buried.
Speaker 1: He said.
Speaker 3: What the dnes drone issue points out is that we
Speaker 3: have gaps in our agencies, gaps in our authorities, gaps
Speaker 3: in our communication abilities, gaps and Department of Homeland Security,
Speaker 3: when my York has said this morning, don't worry, be happy,
Speaker 3: gaps in local law enforcement with the Defense Department, and more.
Speaker 1: Couldn't have said it better.
Speaker 3: Mike Waltz is going to be I'll tell you what,
Speaker 3: the next five weeks cannot go by more quickly to
Speaker 3: get competency in charge of the federal government. Let's set
Speaker 3: up the rest of tonight's big show. Coming up in
Speaker 3: about ten or fifteen minutes, will be Dean Regas, he's
Speaker 3: the astronomer of the stars and going to allow out
Speaker 3: to him the various scenarios about the drones and what
Speaker 3: they could be. Later on, also is Warren Davidson, US
Speaker 3: Congressman he has some inside information about what they are.
Speaker 3: He's a West Point grad and in the United States Congress. Also,
Speaker 3: I love hearing from Jeff crue Air Nora, Orleans headed
Speaker 3: and he's there. He's written a column for town Hall,
Speaker 3: which I love five weeks cannot get here more quickly.
Speaker 3: He goes over some of the failures of Joe Biden,
Speaker 3: Kamala Harrison, Christopher Ray, which you know, the federal government
Speaker 3: right now doesn't exist. Donald Trump is the de facto
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Speaker 3: a group supporting DOGE and reforming the federal government to
Speaker 3: return up to two trillion dollars to you and tax
Speaker 3: dollars by eliminating branches of the administrative state. So let's
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Speaker 3: Billy Cunningham, the Great American. Of course, Dean Regas is
Speaker 3: America's astronomer. He spent his life studying the stars and
Speaker 3: so much more. And Dean Regas, welcome again to the
Speaker 3: Bill Cunningham shown So Dean, let's first of all, the
Speaker 3: drones are a matter of great fascination. On the evening newscast,
Speaker 3: they lead, on the morning shows, they lead. They began
Speaker 3: slowly over many, many different parts of the country, Idaho, Montana.
Speaker 3: Now it's the northeast. It's kind of focused right now
Speaker 3: in New Jersey, but it's everywhere. And first of all,
Speaker 3: I have five or six theories, and Dean, with your permission,
Speaker 3: I want to go over each one and you tell
Speaker 3: me which one is more likely.
Speaker 1: Are you prepared?
Speaker 8: Oh that sounds good. I mean, these things are definitely
Speaker 8: attracting the tension. I'm so glad people are looking up.
Speaker 3: I always say, keep your eyes on the stars, but
Speaker 3: keep your feet on the ground. Quoting another great radio
Speaker 3: person Island number one.
Speaker 1: Aliens. I've always many have had the.
Speaker 3: Thought that somehow, and Donald Trump says he'll make public
Speaker 3: all the information about aliens sometime early in the second term.
Speaker 3: But nonetheless, could it be aliens in Alpha Centauri, could
Speaker 3: be a moon from Jupiter, maybe one of the rings
Speaker 3: of Saturn. Somewhere on Mars or Venus. The aliens have
Speaker 3: a and this is the first of many visitors that
Speaker 3: have come to the Earth. This is preparing us for
Speaker 3: the et invasion. What do you think about the alien idea?
Speaker 8: Well, I definitely can't wait for the UFO reports to
Speaker 8: be declassified. So I hope he gets on that day one.
Speaker 1: That would be great.
Speaker 8: But what these are are at least I mean, first off,
Speaker 8: I'm gonna say I haven't seen every single video, every
Speaker 8: single thing, but what I've seen, none of them are UFOs.
Speaker 8: None of them are aliens because they just seem to
Speaker 8: happen to be using lights. I mean, why would they
Speaker 8: be using lights on their drones if they want to
Speaker 8: be secret, if you know, and also they're using lights
Speaker 8: that we use, so when they put their red and
Speaker 8: blue lights on their UFOs, they've already adopted FAA rules.
Speaker 8: That doesn't make sense to me. So I say aliens
Speaker 8: are out definitely humans.
Speaker 3: So you're saying aliens et would not comply with FAA
Speaker 3: FAA rules.
Speaker 1: Is that correct?
Speaker 8: Yeah, we would take this for how you wanted. If
Speaker 8: aliens were watching us, we wouldn't know it. Why because
Speaker 8: they'd be a little more secretive than we would be.
Speaker 8: You know, humans like to getn't like to get attention.
Speaker 6: I guess.
Speaker 8: So now I think if they're aliens among us, these
Speaker 8: are not that. That's for sure, all right.
Speaker 3: Secondly, how about this one Iranians or Chinese? According to
Speaker 3: one US Congressman from New Jersey, there was a Iranian
Speaker 3: mothership that's a cup hundred miles off the coast of
Speaker 3: New York, New Jersey, and it's it's either Iranians or Chinese.
Speaker 1: What do you think about that idea?
Speaker 8: Well, again, they're not being very secretive if that was
Speaker 8: their game plan. It's a secretly you know, part of
Speaker 8: spine from what I understand, is being secretive and being
Speaker 8: viewed by everybody from their backyard and hot tub and
Speaker 8: convertible and every you know whatever. It doesn't seem like
Speaker 8: a good spine technique to me. That's just that's just
Speaker 8: my opinion.
Speaker 3: So you kind of discount the mothership of Iranians or
Speaker 3: Chinese you don't think that it's accurate.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that doesn't seem to make a lot of sense.
Speaker 8: You know for most of these there's a lot of
Speaker 8: these things can be ruled out.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 8: There's some that are just you know, flat out planes flying.
Speaker 12: You could tell by.
Speaker 8: The lights, you can tell by how they're doing it,
Speaker 8: that's what they are. And there's a few things that
Speaker 8: have been posted, especially on social media, about that they're
Speaker 8: actually stars up in the sky and the planet Venus
Speaker 8: up in the sky. And so a lot of these
Speaker 8: things can be ruled out as being things that are
Speaker 8: either planes or stars or planet.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about another theory, which is a dirty bomb.
Speaker 3: My friend and yours way Allen Route, has written about
Speaker 3: a dirty bomb detection sniffer. Could there be a dirty
Speaker 3: bomb somewhere in New Jersey or New York that it
Speaker 3: has been placed there by the terrorist and these things
Speaker 3: are up in the sky trying to sniff out a
Speaker 3: dirty bomb.
Speaker 8: I haven't heard that one myself.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 8: The thing is that some of these things aren't very
Speaker 8: good at seeing.
Speaker 7: I mean that you're.
Speaker 8: Going over at night, what are you looking for? What
Speaker 8: kind of censors are on these things? That one, you know,
Speaker 8: I think that they'd be better doing that by doing
Speaker 8: it on the ground and by air. But there are
Speaker 8: some things you can observe from the air that's a
Speaker 8: lot better. That's not really necessarily one of them.
Speaker 3: So let's get on to the obvious one. US government
Speaker 3: is either incompetent or lying. In other words, they don't
Speaker 3: know what's going on. When I listened to my Yorcis
Speaker 3: this morning, he was saying things like we've done our best,
Speaker 3: most of us been debunked.
Speaker 1: We're making our best stuffer.
Speaker 3: In other words, Mayorcus again says absolutely nothing, which means
Speaker 3: he's either lying he knows the truth to be different,
Speaker 3: he's saying promoting lies, or he's or the government's incompetent.
Speaker 3: They have no idea what's going on is the government?
Speaker 3: Is this created by the US government? And are they
Speaker 3: incompetent or are they liars?
Speaker 8: Well, what I see is that there's a lot of
Speaker 8: mistaken identifications, that there are quite a few of them
Speaker 8: are being mistaken by people as aliens. There's also a
Speaker 8: lot of exaggeration on the size of these things. You
Speaker 8: can't tell how big these things are. Trained pilots that
Speaker 8: are seeing these things flying around, they can't tell how
Speaker 8: far away they are, They can't tell how big they are.
Speaker 8: I've had a lot of pilots, frankly, and there could
Speaker 8: be a little bit of I'm trying to think of
Speaker 8: the right word saving face. You know, they get all
Speaker 8: these reports, and I think the government doesn't want to
Speaker 8: be little the public that are making these observations and say, sorry, pilot,
Speaker 8: what you're looking at is just Venus up in the sky,
Speaker 8: or sorry, people in your backyard. These are actually the
Speaker 8: stars are rying up in the sky and Mars up
Speaker 8: in the sky, or that's just a plane coming in
Speaker 8: for a land And I think what happens is people
Speaker 8: are getting there, you know, they're hearing about this, and
Speaker 8: now they're out there looking up a lot more than
Speaker 8: they ever would have before, which to me in my
Speaker 8: field is awesome because there's so much cool stuff up
Speaker 8: there to be looking for, and they're seeing these things
Speaker 8: they've never seen before, but they're actually just usually there anyway.
Speaker 8: So I think there's a little bit of kind of
Speaker 8: being nice to the public. Maybe if the government wants
Speaker 8: to take a little harder stand, they should be like,
Speaker 8: all right, come on, guys, let's get real. These are
Speaker 8: not drones. Those are planes. Come on, let's work on
Speaker 8: this a little better. So that's the way I kind
Speaker 8: of look at is maybe they're just being nice to us,
Speaker 8: saying thanks for watching, keep us updated. But there's really
Speaker 8: nothing there.
Speaker 3: And why are they only flying at night when they're
Speaker 3: more visible, and then during the day when they would
Speaker 3: be less visible? Does that make sense?
Speaker 8: There we go, there we go. We can see them
Speaker 8: at night because they're lighting themselves up. Again, not being
Speaker 8: very secretive, that's for sure. So could they be flying
Speaker 8: just as frequently during the daytime. Seems practical. But you know,
Speaker 8: we can't see them because they're not lighting up, and
Speaker 8: so they don't app you're as very big up in
Speaker 8: the sky. So if they're only flying at night, we
Speaker 8: can't even really say that because I think what's going
Speaker 8: on too is there's a lot of people getting drones
Speaker 8: for the holidays and for Christmas, they're unboxing them, they're
Speaker 8: trying them out. They're probably trying them out during the daytime,
Speaker 8: just as much.
Speaker 6: We just can't see them.
Speaker 3: So Dean Regae says, the astronomy or to the stars,
Speaker 3: you're telling me it's not a dirty bomb detector. It's
Speaker 3: not Aliens, it's not Iranians or Chinese or Russians.
Speaker 1: It's not the U.
Speaker 3: If it's not the US government being in component or lying,
Speaker 3: what is it then?
Speaker 1: Is it simply.
Speaker 3: People observing more Because more people are looking up, there's
Speaker 3: more objects in the sky than ever before, and it's
Speaker 3: nothing to.
Speaker 1: Be worried about. Are you worried about this at all?
Speaker 8: I'm not. I'm pretty I'm pretty interested in watching the
Speaker 8: phenomen of this as a kind of an experiment of
Speaker 8: of people stargazing. And you know, of course this is
Speaker 8: also a time when the moon was up in the
Speaker 8: sky this last week as well, so we've had that
Speaker 8: for people to be looking at. But it's one of
Speaker 8: those things. I've been doing astronomy for twenty five years.
Speaker 8: I've probably looked in the sky more than anybody around
Speaker 8: this part of the country, and I've never seen anything
Speaker 8: that I couldn't explain. I've seen some pretty weird stuff,
Speaker 8: but I tracked down what they were. There are satellites.
Speaker 8: I saw this one satellite that was tumbling out of control,
Speaker 8: which was kind of a cool thing to see. That
Speaker 8: took me aback for a second. But even I fall
Speaker 8: into the trap a little bit if I'm driving especially.
Speaker 8: This is the thing is it's observers are driving and
Speaker 8: they see things in the sky. They have no idea
Speaker 8: of like direction they're moving, they have no idea of
Speaker 8: brightness distance. It is very disorienting. So I haven't catched
Speaker 8: myself when I see vetus up in the sky and
Speaker 8: I'm driving home from downtown since Nattie, you know, you
Speaker 8: see make some turns in this light look like moving
Speaker 8: and tracking you. But so it's one of those things
Speaker 8: that all I can say is all these years, I've
Speaker 8: never seen anything unidentifiable, But boy, drones are becoming more popular,
Speaker 8: and I just think that everybody's taking them out for
Speaker 8: some test spins.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 3: One of the Congressmens said that some of these drones
Speaker 3: are the size of school buses or SUVs. There's this
Speaker 3: significant differential between an suv and a school bus that
Speaker 3: are up there for seven eight nine hours. The battery
Speaker 3: pack required to put a school bus in the air
Speaker 3: for seven to nine hours would be incredible I'm not
Speaker 3: sure we have that capability that this side of Star
Speaker 3: Wars or Star Trek. But do you buy the idea
Speaker 3: that these things are man made large as a school
Speaker 3: bus in the air for seven to nine hours going
Speaker 3: one hundred miles an hour?
Speaker 1: Is that possible.
Speaker 8: I'm a little skeptical of those reports because again, when
Speaker 8: we're looking at nighttime, you can't tell the size of things,
Speaker 8: you can't tell the distance of things, and if they're
Speaker 8: not picking them up on radar, then all we're doing
Speaker 8: is observing dark things in a dark sky from an
Speaker 8: undetermined distance. So uh, I'm very very skeptical on those
Speaker 8: size reports of how big these things are because of well,
Speaker 8: just you can't tell. I mean, you see lights on
Speaker 8: these things, if you see a plane coming in for landing.
Speaker 8: It's very hard to observe and note these distance and
Speaker 8: that kind of thing. And if these reports are true
Speaker 8: that they've been watching government agencies have been watching things
Speaker 8: hover for seven or six hours, well certainly, why haven't
Speaker 8: they intercepted them? If they've been there for six hours,
Speaker 8: I think they could send somebody up to get them.
Speaker 1: Shoot them down, shoot him down.
Speaker 8: I mean, yeah, that parts I'm a little concerned about
Speaker 8: that because you know, you got your neighbors out there
Speaker 8: getting their Christmas presents and flying their drones around. Then
Speaker 8: start shooting down and eventually certain those bullets are going
Speaker 8: to come down somewhere. So I would encourage the public
Speaker 8: as the public, please please please do not try to
Speaker 8: shoot these things down. This would not be very good
Speaker 8: idea the government. You know. Again, that's the thing. So
Speaker 8: if this person says this drone's been hovering for six
Speaker 8: hours and he hasn't done anything about it to get
Speaker 8: them down, well then that's that's a problem. That's a
Speaker 8: government problem. That's not But I find that very hard
Speaker 8: to believe that a drone to size the school bus
Speaker 8: has been hovering over something for six hours and nobody
Speaker 8: can do anything about it.
Speaker 3: Dean Reguez, is it fair to say that, at least
Speaker 3: in our solar system there cannot be life on Mercury
Speaker 3: or Venus. There cannot be life on Mars human life
Speaker 3: as we recognize that Pluto Saturn, Uranus, whatever it might be,
Speaker 3: we there's no human life here. So if human life
Speaker 3: would come from another solar system, I don't know, millions
Speaker 3: of light years away, and they would come here with
Speaker 3: the technology that would allow allow that to occur. That
Speaker 3: obviously they would not be recognized by us in any
Speaker 3: way that technology. So Number one, Dean Regez, as we
Speaker 3: sit here, how fast right now is every human being
Speaker 3: traveling in the United States of America right now? How
Speaker 3: fast are you traveling around the around the Sun?
Speaker 8: Yeah? Yeah, we are. We are moving pretty darn quick,
Speaker 8: that's for sure. And I'm glad you brought that up, because,
Speaker 8: you know, we kind of dismissed these drones from the
Speaker 8: UFO talk because you know, exactly like what you said.
Speaker 8: You know, they wouldn't be using technology like cars, you know,
Speaker 8: to travel the distance from let's say, a star or
Speaker 8: something like that, even if they're on Mars. Let's say,
Speaker 8: and we know pretty pretty well since Mars pretty well
Speaker 8: monitored that there's no life, at least intelligent life on Mars.
Speaker 8: There could be some microbial life underneath the ground, possibly
Speaker 8: but unlikely. So we have to be looking at the
Speaker 8: stars and planets around other stars. And so our nearest
Speaker 8: star to us is Alpha Centari and even that's twenty
Speaker 8: five trillion miles away. So as we're moving around our
Speaker 8: Solar system, the Earth is traveling around the Sun about
Speaker 8: sixty six thousand miles an hour. But even if we're
Speaker 8: going to fly at that speed towards Alpha Centauri, it's
Speaker 8: still going to take you tens of thousands of years
Speaker 8: to travel at distance with our current technology. So if
Speaker 8: aliens are going to make that jump to us, who man,
Speaker 8: they are going to know how to travel faster in
Speaker 8: different ways than we do.
Speaker 3: Wait, and how fast would we have to travel to
Speaker 3: get to Alpha Centari?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean if you wanted to go, you know,
Speaker 8: Alpha Centauri is about four point three light years away,
Speaker 8: so that's about twenty five trillion miles or so. So
Speaker 8: if you're going to go, the fastest spacecraft we've ever made,
Speaker 8: which is the New Horizon spacecraft that went out to Pluto,
Speaker 8: took nine and a half years to go to Pluto,
Speaker 8: that same spacecraft to Alpha Centauri would take about somewhere
Speaker 8: around seventy thousand years.
Speaker 1: Seventy thousand years.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, So it's that's the thing is the scale
Speaker 8: of the Solar System is one thing, but this is
Speaker 8: going to an interstellar space and going to another star system.
Speaker 8: Those stars you see at night are so far away
Speaker 8: it is mind boggling.
Speaker 3: Seventy thousand years of how what what rate of speed
Speaker 3: would you be traveling for seventy thousand years to get there?
Speaker 8: Well, they kicked off the New Horizon spacecraft going almost
Speaker 8: fifty thousand miles an hour, So it's you know, go
Speaker 8: from here to the moon in a few hours, but
Speaker 8: go to the nearest star tens of thousand years.
Speaker 3: So you got to go fifty thousand miles an hour
Speaker 3: for seventy thousand years with no phillips to get there.
Speaker 1: One way.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's one way exactly. And so even if you
Speaker 8: spend a signal and this is where people get confused
Speaker 8: about light years and light speed and that kind of thing,
Speaker 8: we say, the the four point three light years DOWT
Speaker 8: for Centauri needs the speed the light light takes four
Speaker 8: point three years to get there. To travel at the
Speaker 8: speed of light is pretty much impossible. So maybe we
Speaker 8: can get close to that. And there's some technology and
Speaker 8: some thought that maybe we can make some spacecraft smaller, faster, lighter,
Speaker 8: real that we can get you know, you know, like
Speaker 8: one fifth light speed someday, but that still makes the
Speaker 8: travel quite a bit.
Speaker 1: Dean Regus, what is your website? If any.
Speaker 8: I can be found at Astordean dot com. Find me
Speaker 8: on social media. Dean Vegus, I'm always always happy to
Speaker 8: talk about UFO things. I actually got some videos from
Speaker 8: pilots recently of things which were, in my opinion, other
Speaker 8: planes that they saw up in the sky that they
Speaker 8: thought were disoriented. So you know, this happens a lot
Speaker 8: of people see these things in the sky and they
Speaker 8: do wonder, and I'm excited people are looking up in
Speaker 8: the sky and hopefully they can learn some of the
Speaker 8: stars and constellations as they go.
Speaker 3: To keep your eyes up to this, keep your eyes
Speaker 3: on the sky, but get your feet on the ground.
Speaker 1: Astrodean dot com.
Speaker 8: All right, absolutely, and we always tell everybody keep.
Speaker 1: Looking up, keep looking up.
Speaker 3: Dean Regas, you've debunked many of this which I don't like.
Speaker 3: But nonetheless, thank you for coming on the bill.
Speaker 1: Cunning.
Speaker 3: I want to be visited in my lifetime by et
Speaker 3: it's possible. But Dean Regus, thanks for coming on the bill.
Speaker 8: Trust trust me. I wanted to. I wanted more anybody.
Speaker 8: I think how busy I'd be if you know, I'd
Speaker 8: be so much more popular. If the aliens were here,
Speaker 8: they would need astronomers to talk to them, so I
Speaker 8: wanted to happen.
Speaker 3: Trust me, all right, Dean Regas, you're a great American.
Speaker 3: Thanks for coming on the Bill cunning I'm sure.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Dean, my pleasure.
Speaker 8: Keep looking up, guys, God.
Speaker 1: Bless Let's continue with more.
Speaker 3: So if you go fifty thousand miles an hour in
Speaker 3: a spacecraft, you have to travel for seventy thousand years
Speaker 3: to get to possibly the next solar system that has
Speaker 3: a son and a planet. Now that's moving, let's continue
Speaker 3: with more. Your your comments are next that you're Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 3: The Great American. Live with you every Sunday Night by
Speaker 3: Billy cunning in The Great American. Of course, listening to
Speaker 3: Dean Regez, it makes me think almost as if ets
Speaker 3: cannot exist. Spock and Captain Kirk and on Luke Picard
Speaker 3: and mister Dad is never going to come to the
Speaker 3: Earth because to travel at the speed of speed of
Speaker 3: light for hundreds of thousands of years is not possible
Speaker 3: unless we develop the lithium crystals and go warp power,
Speaker 3: and if that happens, we may not be here. I'm
Speaker 3: kind of half hoping in a sense that possibly ET's
Speaker 3: will arrive when you and I are still around.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't that be something?
Speaker 3: And when I talk to I have a congressman coming
Speaker 3: up later and told me off they were going to
Speaker 3: do it on the air that he thinks these are
Speaker 3: government contractors that are testing out new drones of one
Speaker 3: type or another and kind of showing off one one
Speaker 3: way or another, showing off. I'm thinking, Wow, what a
Speaker 3: way to show off. Hell, you got air force bases
Speaker 3: shut down. You have a White Planes airport in north
Speaker 3: of New York City shutdown, right Pat and Dayton, Ohio
Speaker 3: was shut down for a while. Idaho, Montana. We had
Speaker 3: Logan Airport. Two guys were arrested for flying drones in
Speaker 3: and around Logan Airport. In other words, all hell's breaking loose,
Speaker 3: and we'll see what happens. Let's continue with more coming
Speaker 3: up next to us. Jeff crewe Air, The next five
Speaker 3: weeks cannot come more quickly. Bill Cunningham with you every
Speaker 3: Sunday Night by Billy Cunningham to Grant America.
Speaker 1: Let's continue, of course.
Speaker 3: Jeff crue Air from New Orleans, Louisiana is a great
Speaker 3: radio talk show host and a columnist. I rita stuff constantly.
Speaker 3: This one's at Townhall Dot com six weeks until our
Speaker 3: long national nightmare is over, and Jeff crue Air, welcome
Speaker 3: again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And we're about, I
Speaker 3: don't know, about halfway through between the election and the
Speaker 3: inaugural January the twenty. They can't get there fast enough.
Speaker 3: And at least after the visit to Ghana in which
Speaker 3: he fell asleep, gets got off the plane, he looked
Speaker 3: like he'd been sleeping all all day. Look terrible. And
Speaker 3: the other day he's holding a news conference or a
Speaker 3: statement in the White House discussing what great things they're
Speaker 3: done to the economy. The inflation numbers are through the
Speaker 3: roof in the month of November. Then the electricity goes off,
Speaker 3: he says, and he loses his teleprompter, begins to babble,
Speaker 3: and one might ask, uh, can you give me the
Speaker 3: two or three hits, two or three things that have
Speaker 3: occurred during the administration of Joe Biden that we want
Speaker 3: to kind of forget and hope the national nightmare ends
Speaker 3: quite soon.
Speaker 13: Well, I mean, Bill, we could talk for days about
Speaker 13: everything he's done to destroy our country and the world,
Speaker 13: because remember when he took office, we had peace around
Speaker 13: the world, right and now we've got wars raging, and
Speaker 13: he is determined to create the biggest debt he popped
Speaker 13: simply can I mean, we are sending money everywhere.
Speaker 12: He gave a billion to Angola.
Speaker 13: He keeps giving money to Ukraine each and every day
Speaker 13: for giving loans to Iran. I mean, he is doing
Speaker 13: more damage than I think Bill. In my opinion, he's
Speaker 13: the worst president in American history. I've studied American presidents.
Speaker 13: I think he is the worst. He's giving us a
Speaker 13: situation where, you know, hopefully, prayerfully, we can get to
Speaker 13: January twentieth and Donald Trump and his team can get
Speaker 13: in there and fix this mess. But he hasn't created
Speaker 13: a mess here. He's created a mess economically, He's created
Speaker 13: a mess with foreign policy on the border. I mean,
Speaker 13: there's literally nothing he has done well. And the other
Speaker 13: day I saw him, he was screaming. You know, he
Speaker 13: starts screaming. He goes from whispering to screaming about what
Speaker 13: a great job he's done as president. I mean I
Speaker 13: had to laugh though.
Speaker 3: The other thing about he's taking credit for syria downfall.
Speaker 3: You have terrorist liberating terrorist from other terrorists. Nobody knows
Speaker 3: how that's going to turn out. But the other day
Speaker 3: in the White House, he's taking credit for the downfall
Speaker 3: of Syria, that, of course his administration tried to mainstream
Speaker 3: relationships with for the last several months, and that is
Speaker 3: Siria has been aligned with Russia for the last forty
Speaker 3: or fifty years. Russia has two military bases there, and
Speaker 3: you have one terrorist liberating other terrorists from other terrorists.
Speaker 3: And I'm looking at this, I'm thinking, I have no
Speaker 3: idea how that's going to turn out. No one does good,
Speaker 3: bad or indifferent. But whether it's Ukraine, he's we're at
Speaker 3: the brink of World War three, some say we've already
Speaker 3: started World War three's and he's giving more money to
Speaker 3: the Ukraine, more money doing Gola, more money to He's
Speaker 3: released two billion dollars of money to Iran. He's trying
Speaker 3: to make it as impossible as possible for an affair. Wise,
Speaker 3: this is unbelievable.
Speaker 12: And let's not forget Bill.
Speaker 13: We've got Americans that are struggling all over this country.
Speaker 13: We got victims of Hurricane Helen that they're living in tents,
Speaker 13: that are living in desperate situations. That area has been devastated.
Speaker 13: Wouldn't those billions of dollars go a long way to
Speaker 13: helping those people recover.
Speaker 12: We have got to put America first.
Speaker 13: I mean, protect our borders, protect our citizens, take care
Speaker 13: of our people. We are thirty six point two trillion
Speaker 13: dollars in debt. Bill, this is the biggest spender in
Speaker 13: American history. He's added eight point five billion dollars to
Speaker 13: our debt and it's increasing every day.
Speaker 12: He's gone crazy with the.
Speaker 13: Spending, and we're not taking care of our own people.
Speaker 13: So yeah, I'm tired of being global policemen. I'm tired
Speaker 13: of intervening everywhere in the world. Trump was right, Syria
Speaker 13: is not our fight. We go from one bad guy
Speaker 13: to a terrorist, all these terrorist groups. What are we
Speaker 13: doing with nine hundred and fifty troops in Syria?
Speaker 3: Bill, I have no I accept getting him killed, you
Speaker 3: say in your column quote. Unlike Reagan, Biden has decimated
Speaker 3: our military, which faces a terrible recruiting crisis, created a
Speaker 3: high inflation and interest rates with his unwise economic policies,
Speaker 3: and endangered the security of our nation with this reckless
Speaker 3: mishandling of the southern border and our adversaries abroad. And
Speaker 3: I'm looking at screens right now that these San Diego,
Speaker 3: Los Angeles, Portland, Chicago have become super sanctuary cities getting
Speaker 3: ready for the next influx of orders from the Trumpet
Speaker 3: administration about the illegal criminal aliens that are living in
Speaker 3: their midst. In fact, in New York City, I watched
Speaker 3: the other day they have six hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 3: criminal aliens, of which sixty five thousand are convicted felons,
Speaker 3: sixty five thousand roaming the streets in New York City.
Speaker 3: And maybe Mayor Adams has seen the light goes he
Speaker 3: wants to pardon. But nonetheless, our cities are in complete
Speaker 3: collapse asral North Carolina is decimated. They could use a
Speaker 3: lot of help. And we have the President heading out
Speaker 3: billions of dollars. We have about forty percent of our
Speaker 3: ships are not seaworthy. What we lose ten thousand soldiers
Speaker 3: and sailors a month who don't sign up because they
Speaker 3: can't serve the nation. And now the November inflation numbers
Speaker 3: are terrible, And I'm looking at this, could it be
Speaker 3: look at the responsibilities being handed to Donald Trump to
Speaker 3: fix and when he doesn't fix some of these problems
Speaker 3: caused by Biden in the first three to six months,
Speaker 3: then Trump's going to be caused for that. Two prices
Speaker 3: rose two point seven percent just in November, and there's
Speaker 3: nothing going right. Everything that should be up is down.
Speaker 3: What should be down is up. And it's embarrassing what's
Speaker 3: happening in the world. But the media still refuses to
Speaker 3: cover Biden that way.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 13: Correct, The media has given him a pass for four years.
Speaker 13: I mean the media covered up his mental incompetence for
Speaker 13: all these years.
Speaker 12: We knew Bill that this guy was.
Speaker 13: Mentally incompetent, but the media covered it up. They don't
Speaker 13: report the truth. Of course, they go after Donald.
Speaker 12: I mean, Donald Trump's trying to save our country.
Speaker 13: I will say this, I think Donald Trump's done more
Speaker 13: good as president elect than Joe Biden has done as president.
Speaker 13: Donald Trump has already shown leadership across the world. He's
Speaker 13: already had the Prime Minister of Canada come down and
Speaker 13: kiss the ring at mar A Lago. He's already had
Speaker 13: conversations with the Mexican president. He's got a team in
Speaker 13: place that's going to do something about the government spending.
Speaker 12: Tom Holman, I think it's going to do a great
Speaker 12: job with this border situation.
Speaker 13: He's got a good team in place to deal with
Speaker 13: all these problems that Biden and Harris created. By the way,
Speaker 13: Tamala Harris has gone a wall, I mean, I guess
Speaker 13: she just has decided to I don't know what she's doing,
Speaker 13: go back on vacation because she's out of the picture completely.
Speaker 12: I guess.
Speaker 13: So they're a mess, and we got to bring the
Speaker 13: adults back and take care of this country because, as
Speaker 13: you say, you're completely correct, We've got a total mess
Speaker 13: on our hands right now under this administration.
Speaker 3: You know, I wake up every morning thinking what could
Speaker 3: have been. Imagine if a quarter of a million votes
Speaker 3: had changed hands in those three so called border wall
Speaker 3: states of blue states, and imagine Kamala Harris is in
Speaker 3: the White House. Imagine where we are in the world today.
Speaker 3: There'd be no kissing in the ring from anybody here.
Speaker 3: Happy days are here again. And I can't imagine economically
Speaker 3: our nations surviving having a national debt of thirty six trillion.
Speaker 3: And you talk about Doge quite a bit in your column.
Speaker 3: If you take Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, defense spending, interest
Speaker 3: on the national debt, and federal retirement programs, that's about
Speaker 3: two thirds of the federal budget. And so I think
Speaker 3: it's grand a cut federal spending. But how do you
Speaker 3: do it if two thirds of the budget seventy percent
Speaker 3: so is off limits?
Speaker 1: How do you do it?
Speaker 13: Well, I mean, I think there's a lot of areas
Speaker 13: we've got to look at that it may be sacred caws.
Speaker 12: The military. I mean, I know a.
Speaker 13: Lot of Republicans want to increase spending in the military,
Speaker 13: and I think there's a lot of waste there. I mean,
Speaker 13: I think we can save a lot of money that
Speaker 13: we're now sending overseas.
Speaker 12: I don't want to do any of that.
Speaker 13: I don't want to send any foreign aid bill when
Speaker 13: we've got a thirty two point two trillion dollar national debt.
Speaker 13: How can we be sending our money overseas when we've
Speaker 13: got this debt and we've got people here that.
Speaker 12: Aren't being taken care of.
Speaker 13: So, yeah, the defense, I think budget needs to be
Speaker 13: looked at very closely. I think there's lots of savings there.
Speaker 13: And all these departments. I'd love to see the Department
Speaker 13: of Education shut down. We got all these we got
Speaker 13: you know, we just heard that report the other day
Speaker 13: where we've got eighty ninety ninety nine percent of these
Speaker 13: fellow employees that don't even work in the office, they
Speaker 13: work from home. How many of them are really even working?
Speaker 1: Not many?
Speaker 12: And we do buildings are what do you do with
Speaker 12: all these buildings?
Speaker 1: Sell them?
Speaker 3: In other words, make them condodiums, sell them right, would
Speaker 3: get along with at least sixty percent cut. And I
Speaker 3: know viveg Ramaswam and Elon must feel like you I feel.
Speaker 3: But I've gone through the Grace Commission, I've gone through
Speaker 3: the Penny Plan. I think every administration comes in to say,
Speaker 3: we got to get rid of waste, fraud, in abuse,
Speaker 3: we got to cut federal spending.
Speaker 1: Why do you think it'll be different this time?
Speaker 13: Well, I think the problem is so acute. I think
Speaker 13: people are now maybe more aware. I think Trump's going
Speaker 13: to show leadership on this and push it. He's got
Speaker 13: two very capable people leading this effort. They've already hit
Speaker 13: the ground running. So I'm hoping that dynamics are different.
Speaker 13: I mean, the problem needs to be addressed. We cannot
Speaker 13: continue like this. There's no every state. I'm in a
Speaker 13: state Louisiana that has to balance their budget every year.
Speaker 13: There's no reason why the federal government shouldn't do that
Speaker 13: every year. We need a balance budget amendment. We need
Speaker 13: to get away from all this deficit spending. We've got
Speaker 13: to be responsible with our taxpayer funds. So I think
Speaker 13: it can be done, I really do, if we have
Speaker 13: the will to do it, and I think this administration
Speaker 13: does under President Trump's leadership.
Speaker 3: You say in your column, not only has Biden made
Speaker 3: America weaker both at home and overseas, he's also physically
Speaker 3: mentally weak. He's an unwell eighty two year old man
Speaker 3: who should have been retired from politics decades ago. Sitting
Speaker 3: in Washington is the so called Washington Post. They're relentless
Speaker 3: and shedding light into the corners. Sitting in Washington is ABC, NBC,
Speaker 3: CBSPBS and all the media types. And for the last
Speaker 3: two or three years, we obviously have had a president
Speaker 3: who cannot discharge the duties of the office, and a
Speaker 3: vice president is more unpopular than he is. Why is
Speaker 3: the media giving him a free past the last two
Speaker 3: or three years.
Speaker 13: Because they believe in his ideology, they support his progressivism,
Speaker 13: They wanted to cover for him, and they thought he
Speaker 13: was maybe the best bet to beat Donald Trump. And
Speaker 13: then when he became impossible to support after the debate performance,
Speaker 13: they ditched him and got behind Kamala Harris and didn't
Speaker 13: tell us about all of her faults and all of
Speaker 13: her problems, and they allowed her bill to go without
Speaker 13: a news conference, very few serious interviews.
Speaker 12: Propped her up, didn't talk about.
Speaker 13: Her inconsistencies, and piled on Donald Trump. And still, thank god,
Speaker 13: the American people had the wisdom to vote for Donald
Speaker 13: Trump and we can get about the business of saving
Speaker 13: our country.
Speaker 3: You know, your calling points out the national debt equates
Speaker 3: to two hundred and seventy one thousand dollars ODE by
Speaker 3: each taxpayer, two hundred and seventy one thousand OD by
Speaker 3: each taxpayer, and there's no plan to cut federal spending
Speaker 3: in a significant way. Because even though I have confidence
Speaker 3: in the Trumpster and veveg Ramaswami and JD. Vance and
Speaker 3: Elon Musky, yes, yes, yes, but whatever they do must
Speaker 3: be approved by the Congress. And there's paper thin majorities
Speaker 3: in the House and even in the Senate to an extent,
Speaker 3: with all the retirements and also the new jobs, it's
Speaker 3: going to be like two eighteen to two fifteen or
Speaker 3: two seventeen to two fifteen, and the Republicans got a
Speaker 3: belly up to the bar and say, we can't take
Speaker 3: this anymore. We got to change the course you're on.
Speaker 3: And I hope they're willing to do it because we
Speaker 3: cannot if at the end of this term, if you
Speaker 3: and I get together in four years, and Trump has
Speaker 3: barred another eight trillion dollars on top of what we
Speaker 3: got now, and we're heading toward fifty trillion dollars, which
Speaker 3: is two trillion dollars a year in interest, which will
Speaker 3: be about thirty percent of the whole budget paid to
Speaker 3: bond holders.
Speaker 1: We can't survive. It's over.
Speaker 12: No, we can't. We can't. And the difference is going
Speaker 12: to be that we're going to apply pressure to these rhinos.
Speaker 13: These rhinos are the difference between the Trump agenda passing
Speaker 13: and the problems we had in the first term. Remember
Speaker 13: all the Republican opposition to the Trump agenda in.
Speaker 12: The first term.
Speaker 13: He had to do a lot of this on his own,
Speaker 13: such as the border wall. These rhinos have to get
Speaker 13: behind President Trump. Jony Ernst changed her tune when she
Speaker 13: got pressure. Right, we got a guy now running against
Speaker 13: Bill Cassidy. Rhinos Senator here in the Louisiana we have
Speaker 13: to apply the press and make sure that they get
Speaker 13: behind this Trump agenda. And you're right, I mean I
Speaker 13: wish President Trump didn't pick all the people for his
Speaker 13: cabinet from the House majority because we have a very
Speaker 13: slim majority and if we lose a special election or two,
Speaker 13: then these Democrats could possibly take control.
Speaker 12: So that's a problem. Bill.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a keem Jefferies is waiting in the wings to
Speaker 3: have more. All he's going to do to take pot
Speaker 3: shots at the decision makers and we could go back
Speaker 3: easily and in two years.
Speaker 1: It's got to stay this way.
Speaker 3: The only way to change the course of this country
Speaker 3: is to control the presidency and the Congress for about
Speaker 3: eight to twelve year period. That can do it. But
Speaker 3: if we go back and forth, there's no hope. Once again,
Speaker 3: Jeff Crueer, thanks for coming on the Bill cunning M Show.
Speaker 3: We'll see what happens. Your column is great. The headline
Speaker 3: is six weeks until our long national nightmare is over.
Speaker 3: And now you got to picture of Joe Biden there,
Speaker 3: my god, it looks like a bad picture. Professor Irwin Corey,
Speaker 3: and that's the guy the media refused to cover lack
Speaker 3: of mental decline because they didn't fit their political jen
Speaker 3: and that was sad.
Speaker 13: Exactly right, exactly right. Thank you, Bill, appreciate it.
Speaker 1: My friend Jeff Career, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: All let's continue with more and reading the situation where
Speaker 3: we are today. It is so sad how we got
Speaker 3: ourself in this position, and if the National Meeting and
Speaker 3: the Democratic Party had their way, it'd be worse. Imagine
Speaker 3: four more years or eight years of Tim Walls and
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris. So even though I see problems with the
Speaker 3: Trumpster and which eighty vans, I'm waiting to see what's
Speaker 3: going to happen. Imagine if the opposite had taken place.
Speaker 3: Bill Cunningham, the Great American live with you every Sunday night,
Speaker 3: Billy Cunningham, the Great American. I'll tell you what the
Speaker 3: next five or six weeks cannot come more quickly because
Speaker 3: when I watched what happened on Saturday, did you happen
Speaker 3: to see the intro to the Army Navy game? By
Speaker 3: the way, Navy kick the crap out of Army thirty
Speaker 3: one to thirteen, like my good friend Roger Staubach did
Speaker 3: back in nineteen sixty. But I regress, and to look
Speaker 3: at the welcome that Donald Trump received at the Army
Speaker 3: Navy game between the Black Knights and also the Midshipman
Speaker 3: was unbelievable. These young men and women could not have
Speaker 3: been more pleased, could not have been more happy with
Speaker 3: having that commander in chief. I can only imagine if
Speaker 3: somehow Kamala Harris had won the presidency and as the
Speaker 3: sitting vice president, she decided to go to the Army
Speaker 3: Navy game, and she walked out there, five foot three
Speaker 3: inches tall with a goofy cackle. I call her cackle Mala,
Speaker 3: and would have done something of that character. Does that
Speaker 3: expel fear to our enemies and respect to those under
Speaker 3: armed forces in our country?
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 3: That would have been damned embarrassing if that had happened,
Speaker 3: so I had. Whenever Donald Trump appears somewhere, he's wind
Speaker 3: dined in pocket lined. The guys loved the time Man
Speaker 3: of the Year. I don't know if you saw it.
Speaker 3: On Friday, he went to the New York Stock Exchange
Speaker 3: and rang the bell, I think for the first time,
Speaker 3: and the traders on the floor started shouting instantaneously, impromped
Speaker 3: to USA USA. That's the kind of an effect that
Speaker 3: Donald Trump has on the American people. It's truly unbelievable
Speaker 3: and it's great stuff. That's what we want, that old
Speaker 3: pride back, that Ronald Reagan pride is back.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: The hard work is ahead, a lot of heavy lifting
Speaker 3: to do, difficulties. Storm clouds gather that the fourth element
Speaker 3: of government, that is the bureaucracy, they will fight like
Speaker 3: warrior poets to save their job. I don't think I
Speaker 3: have an expert on doge coming up later, Tim Chapman,
Speaker 3: but I have my doubts. If someone willing, he's going
Speaker 3: to give up their job and their pension even when
Speaker 3: you don't show up eighty percent of the time, eighty
Speaker 3: percent of the time, the federal workforces at home doing
Speaker 3: god knows what in their pajamas. Also, some are having sex,
Speaker 3: sex and more sex. In fact, they're having group sex.
Speaker 3: Are you kidding me? That's what's going on group sex.
Speaker 1: On our nickel.
Speaker 3: You would think that would be like one of the intifadas,
Speaker 3: that's wrong, can't do it. But then Biden and Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris and those in charge of the bureaucracy are working
Speaker 3: hard to bury their elements, to make as many classified
Speaker 3: as possible in order to bury their incompetence all over Washington.
Speaker 3: The Department of Education should be stopped, the Department of
Speaker 3: Commerce should be stopped. Send those moneies to the states
Speaker 3: and a block grant and fire everybody, and let God
Speaker 3: sort the good from the bad. It's unbelievable, unbelievable how
Speaker 3: the Democrats have dealt with the US bureaucracy, which is
Speaker 3: the fourth and most powerful branch in all the government.
Speaker 3: It is sick, and it's sad, and it's the minute.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with more coming up next to as US
Speaker 3: Congressman Warren Davidson. He's a West Point grad, not happy
Speaker 3: with the game on Saturday yesterday. But nonetheless he'll be
Speaker 3: able to talk about what's happening with the drones, the
Speaker 3: drones and the drones because he has some necessary information
Speaker 3: you're going to want to hear. So let's continue with more.
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Speaker 3: One of the leaders in the Congress is Warren Davidson
Speaker 3: from the great state of Ohio and Congressman Warren Davidson,
Speaker 3: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. I know there's
Speaker 3: a Christmas tree about to be filled with ornaments, which
Speaker 3: is the funding bill at sometime in the next week
Speaker 3: or two. But before we get there. You're a military guy,
Speaker 3: Ranger West Point, did it all now, serving in the
Speaker 3: military for many years. Now in the Congress, we got
Speaker 3: a report on Friday night that right Patterson Air Force
Speaker 3: Base in Dayton was shut down. White Plains, New York
Speaker 3: shut down. There's reports of drones all over the place.
Speaker 3: And I guess it's either the Iranian mothership, or it's aliens,
Speaker 3: or it's incompetent US government officials or line government officials.
Speaker 3: MA Yorkis and one of the morning talk shows said
Speaker 3: that we've done all we can do and then we
Speaker 3: need some more money from the Congress that we get
Speaker 3: no answers. You can't find Joe Biden or Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: with a search warrant, have no idea where they are.
Speaker 3: So as a congressman, I guess, Republicans in charge of
Speaker 3: the House, Arren Davidson, what do you think it is
Speaker 3: and why has there not been a proper government response?
Speaker 14: Well, there's two things.
Speaker 15: You know, some of the work that goes on is classified,
Speaker 15: and you know a lot of attention has been in
Speaker 15: New Jersey and there's a you know, a joint base
Speaker 15: in New Jersey that's got four dicks from the Army side,
Speaker 15: and you know, Navy and Air Force there too. Navy
Speaker 15: Special Warfare Group does some testing and some frankly, some
Speaker 15: acquisitions out of that space. So I assume there's some
Speaker 15: testing component to what's going on and some you know,
Speaker 15: some work and research and everything going on. None of
Speaker 15: that's you know, non public. But beyond that, that's about
Speaker 15: all I could say, you know. But the other part
Speaker 15: is is some people feel like this is all going
Speaker 15: on because the FAA reauthorization bills, part of this end
Speaker 15: of year Christmas Tree program, and they basically want to
Speaker 15: expand some of the surveillance capability for drones and military
Speaker 15: aircraft inside the United States. And they're basically trying to
Speaker 15: demonstrate the need for you know, this extra authorization inside
Speaker 15: the in the United States. So, yeah, that's the cynical view,
Speaker 15: as it really is just a hobbying game to try
Speaker 15: to pressure Congress to go along with this expansive bill.
Speaker 3: And Schumer and Nancy Pelosi's injured, but nonetheless Hagem Jefferies one,
Speaker 3: as big a government as possible, as much money as possible,
Speaker 3: far are even more money than are capable of ever paying.
Speaker 3: Are you alleging that possibly this is an effort by
Speaker 3: Democrats to put up large number of drones over New Jersey,
Speaker 3: New York. And also I'm ed Rhode Island, Idaho, Montana, Illinois, right,
Speaker 3: Pat Ederson Air Force put all these drones to kind
Speaker 3: of scare the American people to get more money out
Speaker 3: of us. Is that what you're contending.
Speaker 14: Well, that's what some senics are saying.
Speaker 15: I mean, obviously, the executive branch controls the Department of
Speaker 15: Defense controls the intelligence assets right now anyway, and you know,
Speaker 15: there is an authorization that's up currently, you know, but
Speaker 15: I will say, look, we have legitimate national security concerns.
Speaker 15: We definitely know that if you're paying any attention at
Speaker 15: all to military development and technology developments, drones are changing
Speaker 15: the way.
Speaker 14: That battles are fought.
Speaker 15: If you look at the battlefields in Ukraine, in Israel, right, Uh,
Speaker 15: you know, the nature of battles changing, and drones are
Speaker 15: like this new era of warfare. China's doing this public
Speaker 15: display of artistic Oh look at the dragon flying across
Speaker 15: the sky and oh wow, now it's this and it's
Speaker 15: changing to something else and uh, it's it's artistic, but
Speaker 15: it's really demonstrating an incredible capability for synchronized you know,
Speaker 15: unmanned aircraft. So things that can be beautiful can also
Speaker 15: be lethal, and so there's kind of a dual use
Speaker 15: for some of this technology. And you know, the United
Speaker 15: States has got some technology too. I don't think anybody
Speaker 15: would be surprised to know that we have some technology,
Speaker 15: and and sometimes some of that seen by the public.
Speaker 15: We're just you know, not not being officially displaying some
Speaker 15: of that. So I will say that the administration has
Speaker 15: been sort of ham fisted and how it's messaged about this,
Speaker 15: but it's left room for speculation all across the map,
Speaker 15: like we're being invaded by enemies and the bide administrations
Speaker 15: do it nothing, which is believable because they waited till
Speaker 15: the Chinese by balloon got all the way across America
Speaker 15: and collected all of its intelligence and get to the
Speaker 15: Atlantic Ocean. Then they shot it down. So it's like
Speaker 15: all these dumb things the administration's done. You're like, yeah,
Speaker 15: you could see them doing something that puts our national
Speaker 15: security at risk on the one hand, and on the
Speaker 15: other hand, they could just be lobbying to try to
Speaker 15: get more power, which they've done stuff like that too.
Speaker 15: And then the reality is they could just be developing
Speaker 15: something and it's a technology and a capability we need.
Speaker 3: Well, is it when someone developing something you've been a ranger,
Speaker 3: you're one of the leaders in the Congress. Are you
Speaker 3: saying that this is likely US government? So they're lying
Speaker 3: to us about what it is?
Speaker 15: Well, look, I mean my read is is there's a
Speaker 15: lot of technology that we need. You have to test
Speaker 15: it and develop it somewhere, and we have a lot
Speaker 15: of people with a lot of cameras and so some
Speaker 15: of them might be observed.
Speaker 14: I can't really say.
Speaker 15: You know, anything beyond beyond that, and I would just say,
Speaker 15: you know, look, I do believe that if there was
Speaker 15: a real lethal threat to the American population, you know,
Speaker 15: the administration, and if not the administration itself, some of
Speaker 15: the key people whistleblowers would be coming for saying, look,
Speaker 15: we got to do the right thing and take care
Speaker 15: of the American people here. So I will say, I'm
Speaker 15: not losing a lot of sleep about it, but you know,
Speaker 15: I'm paying attention to the stories, and I think you know,
Speaker 15: people should should should sleep well, but you know, keep
Speaker 15: paying attention to the news.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to issue too. You told me
Speaker 3: off the air that work concludes someday this week and
Speaker 3: that the forces on the left, Schumer especially, and I
Speaker 3: came Jefferies, wants to load up this reconciliation bill, which Republicans,
Speaker 3: I know you've been against it forever. And are the
Speaker 3: chances good that Mike Johnson, and right now as Schumer's
Speaker 3: in charge of the Senate for about another two weeks,
Speaker 3: that this thing that you'll go home when this is done,
Speaker 3: and everyone's gonna cram as many ornaments on this tree
Speaker 3: as possible, which is typical Washington, Washington two step.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 15: I mean that's been the tradition is they do a
Speaker 15: giant omnibus for Christmas and they're like, gosh, you know,
Speaker 15: we got to fuck the fund the government with this
Speaker 15: massive gift to everybody and you know, more free stuff
Speaker 15: for more people and bankrupt our country, or we're gonna
Speaker 15: shut the government down and we got to do it,
Speaker 15: or you got to stay here for Christmas. And I
Speaker 15: do think Mike Johnson's gonna have the resolve to say, look,
Speaker 15: we're gonna get out of here. We're gonna kick the
Speaker 15: ball out past January twentieth, and we're gonna do the
Speaker 15: minimum essential, you know. And I think that for Chuck
Speaker 15: Schumer is trying to stretch the bounds of what the
Speaker 15: minimum essential is. He's wanting to fund all kinds of
Speaker 15: things and hold some of the basic things that are
Speaker 15: that are that are part of the deal hostage. So
Speaker 15: I think our team's doing a good job. And you know, frankly,
Speaker 15: from what I hear, Hakeem Jeffries is is open to
Speaker 15: breaking ranks with Schumer. So you know, hopefully we can
Speaker 15: get something across the finish line in the House that
Speaker 15: puts some pressure on the Senate to, you know, go
Speaker 15: along with the House plan. Usually it's the other way around.
Speaker 15: The Senate rolls the House. And I'm rooting for the
Speaker 15: speaker to be the guy that Jim's Chuck Schumer here.
Speaker 3: How happy are we that Donald Trump? When I watched
Speaker 3: the Army Navy game, he came out with the brass
Speaker 3: and Army Navy. The midshipman the Black Knight, stood up
Speaker 3: in Unison shouting USA USA. He walked on the field.
Speaker 3: It was unbelievable to see Donald Trump flanked by the
Speaker 3: commandant and by the admirals walking on the field. Can
Speaker 3: you imagine if Kamala Harris had been elected and she
Speaker 3: was the person doing.
Speaker 1: That, what would have happened?
Speaker 15: Well, look, I'm not sure she would have been there anyway.
Speaker 15: I mean, she's the vice president. She hasn't been to
Speaker 15: the Games. Joe Biden hasn't been to the games. Donald
Speaker 15: Trump is like the president already.
Speaker 14: And you know he was there.
Speaker 15: E Vance was there and I thought, kudos for JD
Speaker 15: Vance bringing Daniel Penny there and say, this guy's an
Speaker 15: American hero.
Speaker 14: Fellow marine did the right thing, and you know it
Speaker 14: was great.
Speaker 15: I you know, look, I'm west Point grad rooting for army.
Speaker 15: Unfortunately went in the best day for army. Maybe looked amazing,
Speaker 15: but you know what else looked amazing, you know, the
Speaker 15: cadets and midshipman, the commander, future commander, former future commander
Speaker 15: in chief. There's a lot of positive energy there, and
Speaker 15: I think morale was just so much higher than I've seen.
Speaker 14: It in a long time.
Speaker 3: Well, amra in the country so much higher? Maybe thirty
Speaker 3: one Army thirteen. Let's get on to Cash Patel. Can
Speaker 3: you give me the two or three main reasons that
Speaker 3: Christopher Ray, the current director of the FBI, has done
Speaker 3: serious damage to the FBI, the so called the premier
Speaker 3: law enforcement agency in the world, and that he's resigned
Speaker 3: the effect of January the twentieth at noon. And I
Speaker 3: don't care if it's Donald Duck or Cash Patel. Either
Speaker 3: one is going to do a lot better job than
Speaker 3: Christopher Ray has done. Give me the two or three
Speaker 3: things disreputable things, disgusting things that the director of the
Speaker 3: FBI has done which is causing him to resign.
Speaker 15: Well, let's look what was Comy fired for he was
Speaker 15: fired because he seemed to have politicized the FBI. Democrats
Speaker 15: and Republicans felt that way, and we needed somebody who
Speaker 15: was going to restore public trust at the FBI, and
Speaker 15: they chose Christopher Ray. I mean, so, just off of
Speaker 15: that basic metric, has he done that? I don't know
Speaker 15: anyone that could objectively say Christopher Ray has increased public
Speaker 15: trust at the FBI? You know, F minus right, high zero,
Speaker 15: maybe not even a high zero, low zero, you know,
Speaker 15: And he's done a terrible job there. And so that's
Speaker 15: the most basic assessment. And then you look, well, how
Speaker 15: did he undermine the public trust? His resignation comes literally
Speaker 15: the day before the Inspector General's report comes out that says, yeah,
Speaker 15: he did have concident confidential informants on the grounds on
Speaker 15: January sixth, And you've done nothing to these people who
Speaker 15: were there encouraging people to come into the capitol. They
Speaker 15: were in the Capitol, they were on the grounds, they
Speaker 15: were doing everything to foment the things that the largest
Speaker 15: manhood in American history? Is it for the one hundred
Speaker 15: thousand Americans that were killed last year by fentanyl poisoning?
Speaker 14: Was it for the cartels.
Speaker 15: Was it for the money laundering, the sex trafficking, the miners.
Speaker 15: It was for the people that showed up and were
Speaker 15: upset about the twenty twenty election. Now, a very small
Speaker 15: percentage of those people maybe have engaged in violence. Almost
Speaker 15: all of them were there peacefully protesting and came across grounds.
Speaker 15: Many of them were let in, even into the Capitol
Speaker 15: with open doors and greeted. They were treated as the
Speaker 15: biggest threats to America since al Qaeda, you know, and
Speaker 15: some made comparisons that said it was a worse day
Speaker 15: than nine to eleven, you know, people like Liz Cheney
Speaker 15: and all this nonsense. And so Christopher ray led, Christopher
Speaker 15: ray led targeting parents who showed up at school board
Speaker 15: meetings in Loudon County, worked to put a directive from
Speaker 15: the field agents to you know, to the Department of Education,
Speaker 15: and used all these kind of pretexts to go after parents.
Speaker 15: And let's not forget the person that he hired to
Speaker 15: lead the office in DC following the January sixth man
Speaker 15: hunt is a person that coordinated the ten out of
Speaker 15: the twelve people that coordinated the kidnapping of Gretchen Whitmer
Speaker 15: in Michigan or federal agents. I mean, this is an
Speaker 15: insane level of abuse of the power of the office.
Speaker 15: And so good riddance to Director Ray. And that's why
Speaker 15: you can't go with the insiders. I mean, if you
Speaker 15: look one theme for sure from Donald Trump this time
Speaker 15: he's taken in.
Speaker 14: He's taken outsiders.
Speaker 15: People that truly are going to drive a radical change
Speaker 15: agenda and reabious everything that all these people want probably
Speaker 15: won't happen. There's a massive amount of inertia for the
Speaker 15: status quo, and he realizes you've got to want a
Speaker 15: whole lot of change to even move the needle in DC.
Speaker 14: Because he tried.
Speaker 15: Remember when he hired mad Dog Madis and Esper, you know,
Speaker 15: the general and then he hired the insider lobbyist guide.
Speaker 15: He couldn't change anything in the Department of Defense. Now
Speaker 15: he's going with Pete Hegsath. He hired all these people
Speaker 15: as national intelligence people, they targeted Flynn got him out
Speaker 15: of the way and kept the status quose. And now
Speaker 15: he's bringing in Tulsea Gabbard National Institute to Health. He's
Speaker 15: got Badicharia wants to change everything RFK on Health and
Speaker 15: Human Services and then for the FBI. He's bringing in
Speaker 15: Cash Mattel, who really was part of the alliance with
Speaker 15: Devin Nunez to kind of out the whole conspiracy that,
Speaker 15: you know, they spent a fortune on trying to prove
Speaker 15: that there was Russian collusion. Now they admit that it
Speaker 15: was really just a Clinton campaign thing funded through Perkins
Speaker 15: Cooey and you know, rigged by.
Speaker 3: The FBI and Warren Davidson. Look at it this way
Speaker 3: that ABC News George Stephanopolis settled a case against Donald
Speaker 3: Trump in which Trump was called rotten, filthy names by
Speaker 3: George Stephanopolis. He was found liable for rape and repeated
Speaker 3: that seven or eight times in an interview with which
Speaker 3: is a fudge? They got they got tagged. They got tagged,
Speaker 3: didn't they? And I'm watching ABC News the last day
Speaker 3: or two now the word has been said about that
Speaker 3: about George Stephanopolis. And how about this one Christopher Ray
Speaker 3: authorized a raid on the private home of Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: uh going into the private quarters of Malania, putting her
Speaker 3: unmentionables on the carpeting, taking pictures, laughing and snickering. They
Speaker 3: had dozens of agents, they had the Ninja warriors taking
Speaker 3: classified information throwing them on carpeted floors to make them
Speaker 3: look as bad as possible. And a federal judge looked
Speaker 3: at that and said that was illegal. The appointment of
Speaker 3: the prosecutor was illegal, the smith was illegal, and she
Speaker 3: dismissed all the charges. So the Trumpster filed a one
Speaker 3: hundred million dollar lawsuit against you US government because of
Speaker 3: the behavior of Christopher Ray who ran at the home
Speaker 3: of a former president, which was declared illegal, unconstitutional.
Speaker 1: How about that one.
Speaker 15: Yeah, there's so many things, and look, this is where look,
Speaker 15: maybe the smart thing for cash Mattel is to say, yeah,
Speaker 15: we're going.
Speaker 14: To dissolve the FBI.
Speaker 15: We're going to give the certain the roles and responsibilities
Speaker 15: out to the US marshals.
Speaker 14: And the good news is most of.
Speaker 15: You guys are going to be able to able to
Speaker 15: be rehired. But the bad people you're not going to
Speaker 15: make the cut.
Speaker 1: No, gone, you know gone.
Speaker 14: And you get to do kind of.
Speaker 15: Massive reform to get after the problem that we've got,
Speaker 15: and you got to treat it like it's a cancer
Speaker 15: and go probably a little too deep, but it is
Speaker 15: toxic for our culture. And you know, the American people
Speaker 15: are sick of their own government. They're spending a fortune
Speaker 15: for it, and they're getting you know, they're getting far
Speaker 15: more government than they want, and it's in all the
Speaker 15: worst places. It's not doing things that are effective for
Speaker 15: the public. It's doing things that are counterproductive. And they're
Speaker 15: frankly sick of sand their money spent to build an
Speaker 15: empire overseas, money going to Ukraine and Gaza instead of
Speaker 15: helping American citizens. And you know, that's kind of part
Speaker 15: of what's at the balance here.
Speaker 14: At the end of the year.
Speaker 15: The Biden administration is trying to trump proof the Ukraine Plan,
Speaker 15: and in our team is trying to make sure we
Speaker 15: get a disaster relief to North Carolina and Florida.
Speaker 3: Right we're sending billions of dollars to Ukraine, and the
Speaker 3: people in Ashville, North Carolina, have nowhere to sleep. They
Speaker 3: have no food, no water, nothing, And we have to
Speaker 3: have fundamental change. And as you said, it can't take
Speaker 3: four years. It's going to take eight to twelve years.
Speaker 3: We can change the direction of this country. But it's
Speaker 3: going to take a long time because the empire will
Speaker 3: strike back.
Speaker 1: The fourth branch of government.
Speaker 3: I can't tell you how many times I've had on
Speaker 3: US congressman like you, who tell me you request information
Speaker 3: from the fourth branch of government, the regulatory agencies. They
Speaker 3: simply open up a nostril and blow snot at you
Speaker 3: and say no, they won't give you the information. How
Speaker 3: many times does Christopher Race. I can't give you that information.
Speaker 3: It's under investigation. And the question from the datis we'll
Speaker 3: be okay, we'll go in executive session. We have security clearances.
Speaker 3: He still won't provide the information required to pass legislation.
Speaker 3: So these guys act as if they're bigger than the Congress,
Speaker 3: bigger than the Senate, bigger than the President, bigger than
Speaker 3: the Supreme Court. I can't take it anymore. Well, we
Speaker 3: got to run. Warren Davidson, thanks for coming on. And
Speaker 3: I tell you what, as far as you believe in
Speaker 3: these drones are from Iran or China or et aliens,
Speaker 3: you don't buy it. You think it's a US government
Speaker 3: activity that they know about.
Speaker 15: They know about it. It might be a contractor it
Speaker 15: might be somebody independent. But you know, I'm not losing
Speaker 15: sleep yet. You know, if I do, I'll try to
Speaker 15: let everybody know in some sort of way.
Speaker 14: But look, will you're died in.
Speaker 15: You're dialed in right there with all my constituents, seeing
Speaker 15: all the things everybody believes and cares about. And I
Speaker 15: just wish you the best, wish you a happy merry Christmas,
Speaker 15: and God bless you and all of your listeners.
Speaker 3: May not have you on before a Christmas, so you
Speaker 3: and yours have a great merry Christmas and a happy
Speaker 3: New Year. And once again, Warren Davidson, you'd be great
Speaker 3: in the Senate. And thanks for coming on the Bill
Speaker 3: Cunningham Show. Thank you, Warren, Yeah, thank you. We'll see
Speaker 3: what the governor decides soon. I think yep should be
Speaker 3: I thank you very much, Thank you, Warren, Congressman Warren Davidson.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with Moore, and his name's on the list
Speaker 3: by Mike DeWine to be appointed in the Senate along
Speaker 3: with my name, which I've told the Governor I will
Speaker 3: serve two years and no more, so I don't qualify.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with more Bill Cunningham, the Great American, with
Speaker 3: you every Sunday night, by Billy Cunningham, with you every
Speaker 3: Sunday night. By the way, I'll be with you every
Speaker 3: Sunday night through the end of the year. But nonetheless,
Speaker 3: I'm a work horse. I'm not a show horse. When
Speaker 3: I have Dean Reguez, the astronomer of the Stars and
Speaker 3: now Congressman Warren Davidson saying, don't worry. I'm not losing
Speaker 3: sleep over that. I don't like that answer. Who lies
Speaker 3: through his bald head said this morning at one of
Speaker 3: the talk shows. Nothing to worry about, and we're on
Speaker 3: top of this thing.
Speaker 1: Don't worry.
Speaker 3: Are you kidding me? I worry when Majorcis says something.
Speaker 3: I assume it's false. Believe the opposite of what that
Speaker 3: guy's talking about. You're more likely to be accurate and
Speaker 3: whatever it is. Baren Davidson, the congressman from West Point,
Speaker 3: been in office about ten years, said and is probably
Speaker 3: a defense contractor testing out some spectacular drones. If that's
Speaker 3: the case, why not say that what's wrong with the truth.
Speaker 3: I let's continue with Moore coming up next to Tim Chapman.
Speaker 3: A lot of information on Doze and more. Bill Cunningham
Speaker 3: with you every Sunday, Bill Cunningham, the Great American optimism
Speaker 3: is high through the roof out the sky because it
Speaker 3: appears normal Americans are now in charge of the executive
Speaker 3: branch of the federal government, and Elon Musk and my
Speaker 3: friend Vivek Ramaswami are leading the Department of Government Efficiencies
Speaker 3: called Dodge Doge, Doaje, whatever it might be, which is
Speaker 3: an opportunity to shrink the federal government. And of course
Speaker 3: I believe in those things most normal Americans do. This
Speaker 3: is about the eighteenth time new administrations have said beginning
Speaker 3: I guess with the Grace Commission, and I saw a
Speaker 3: clip going back to YouTube all the way back to
Speaker 3: the Johnson administration where the federal government come in they're
Speaker 3: going to cut spending, and Bill Clinton said it, the
Speaker 3: era big government is over. And of course Bush forty
Speaker 3: three grossly expanded the federal government. Same thing happened, of
Speaker 3: course under Obama. Then under the first Trump term, they
Speaker 3: added about seven or eight trillion dollars to the national debt.
Speaker 3: And now here we are after Biden, who's losing his way,
Speaker 3: can't find his way back home.
Speaker 1: He's lost.
Speaker 3: I added another eight trillion dollars after four years, and
Speaker 3: we can't continue on this path. Tim Chapman is with
Speaker 3: advancing American freedom. He's the president of AAF and Tim Chapman, welcome.
Speaker 3: I think for the first time to the Bill Cunningham
Speaker 3: Show and Tim, why should we be optimistic this time
Speaker 3: when we've heard this repeatedly from Republicans and Democrats, we're
Speaker 3: going to cut federal spending.
Speaker 1: Why is this time different?
Speaker 4: Hey, well, thanks for having me, Bill, And what a
Speaker 4: great question. I mean, we've all been through the ringer
Speaker 4: with so many Republican administrations and different Republican leadership teams
Speaker 4: that just weren't able to get it done for one
Speaker 4: reason for another. But you know, I do think this
Speaker 4: time could potentially be different. I think one of the
Speaker 4: things that I'm hopeful about is with this Doege Commission,
Speaker 4: you know, is I think there's an element of a
Speaker 4: popular opinion that is behind what's going on right now.
Speaker 4: I think in some ways, non traditional characters like Elon
Speaker 4: Musk and Vivek Ramaswami and others brings some sort of
Speaker 4: popular appeal to the issue of spending cuts that just
Speaker 4: hasn't been there in decades past. You know, as you
Speaker 4: point out aptly, there have been so many promises and
Speaker 4: there you know, many of us were part of big
Speaker 4: time revolutions. I think back to the T Party resolution
Speaker 4: in twenty ten, where we you know, swept through Congress
Speaker 4: and put limited government conservatives in in in seats all
Speaker 4: up and down the donation. But you know, we just
Speaker 4: weren't able to get it done because because at the
Speaker 4: top level there was not a commitment to it, and
Speaker 4: there was not an ability to persuade popular opinion across
Speaker 4: across the board. And my hope for the doge is
Speaker 4: that because he is engaged and because others are engaged,
Speaker 4: he's bringing actually some youthful energy online into this. You
Speaker 4: see you see people on you know, Reddit boards, and
Speaker 4: you see people on x twitch and Twitter and whatnot,
Speaker 4: you know, suggesting areas for cuts and and and this
Speaker 4: is kind of like an online phenomenon that I think
Speaker 4: is very interesting that could provide a bit of a
Speaker 4: spark and enough popular goodwill, uh to get this done.
Speaker 4: And I also just think we're at the at the
Speaker 4: end of a long term, you know, four decades fight
Speaker 4: on this issue of government spending, and I think the
Speaker 4: backlash if there's failure here will be so severe that
Speaker 4: that it's just not worth it for Republicans not to
Speaker 4: deliver on this promise.
Speaker 1: Well, between JD.
Speaker 3: Vance also from Cincinnati, Vivek Ramaswami from Cincinnati, the great
Speaker 3: American from Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: I have hope.
Speaker 3: I'm watching the King Jeffries the other day, the leader
Speaker 3: of the Democrats in the House calling it the Dodge Committee.
Speaker 3: They want to dodge the issues intead a doge. If
Speaker 3: I add up, if I take defense spending, which people
Speaker 3: are Republicans are saying, I saw Speaker Johnson the other
Speaker 3: day saying that's going up at least twenty five billion
Speaker 3: dollars or more. So, take defense spending, Take social Security,
Speaker 3: what the Trumpster said is off the table. Take Medicare
Speaker 3: and Medicaid, which the Trumpeter says we have to expand
Speaker 3: Medicare and Medicaid. Take interest on the national debt, and
Speaker 3: take federal retirement programs. That's about an interest on the
Speaker 3: national that's about seventy percent of the budget. And so
Speaker 3: if you say, okay, we're going to go in, we're
Speaker 3: not going to cut defence spending. We're not going to
Speaker 3: cut Medicare Medicare, we're not going to cut social Security,
Speaker 3: we're not going to cut federal employment retirement programs. We
Speaker 3: can't cut interest on the national debt. So how do
Speaker 3: you get blood out of the turnip? The last thirty
Speaker 3: percent explain that to the American people.
Speaker 4: Well, thank you so much for pointing that out. Look,
Speaker 4: this is the thing, Like, we do think that the
Speaker 4: DOGE is a very positive of very positive development. But
Speaker 4: if the DOGE is not the tip of the spear,
Speaker 4: and there has to be a massive movement behind the DOGE,
Speaker 4: then we're in trouble. If all it is is in
Speaker 4: an effort to cut a small portion of discretionary spending
Speaker 4: that is symbolic and doesn't actually eat in to the
Speaker 4: mandatory side of our budget, which as you point out,
Speaker 4: is massive, then this won't be anything more than a
Speaker 4: drop in the bucket. So what we've been encouraging the
Speaker 4: DOGE to do is to first start with the discretionary spending.
Speaker 4: Start with start with portions of discretiony spending that are
Speaker 4: wildly unpopular, and go after them. But then demonstrate that
Speaker 4: you can actually do cuts and it's not the end
Speaker 4: of the world, and follow it with real mandatory spending cuts.
Speaker 4: So there are also and this is going to and
Speaker 4: here's the key thing though, this requires congressional action. So
Speaker 4: it's not just enough to do this for the DOSE
Speaker 4: to recommend that the president unilaterally take action in different agencies.
Speaker 4: That's fine, Okay, that's great. Let's let's find efficiencies where
Speaker 4: we can find the efficiencies, Let's cut some bureaucratic red
Speaker 4: tape and and and and and actually try to get
Speaker 4: downstream benefits from that. But again it's a drop in
Speaker 4: the bucket. You then have to follow The doge has
Speaker 4: to follow that with a commitment to real reforms, and
Speaker 4: so the CORES has to enact things like that. If
Speaker 4: you want to do this, you got to repeal the
Speaker 4: Democrat's Green New Deal legislation otherwise known as the IRA.
Speaker 4: Explain that.
Speaker 3: Explain the amount of money involved in this Green New
Speaker 3: Deal folly. Explain how much money it was originally predicted
Speaker 3: to be about four hundred billion, turned out to be
Speaker 3: over a trillion. Explain that to Tony Bender, my producer,
Speaker 3: so even he can understand it.
Speaker 4: Well, look, I mean I think Tony can get this.
Speaker 4: The Democrats and CBO promised that this would be a
Speaker 4: four hundred and thirty billion dollar bill over ten years. Okay,
Speaker 4: that's what they said that this was going to be.
Speaker 4: And as ever with these kinds of programs, it ended
Speaker 4: up costs. It's now projected to cost over a trillion. Okay,
Speaker 4: So and what are we doing with this? Look down
Speaker 4: drilled down into the IRA. They said that they were
Speaker 4: going to appropriate seven point five billion dollars to build
Speaker 4: EV charging stations, which they appropriated, and yet we only
Speaker 4: have twenty of them built to date. Okay, so what
Speaker 4: how many times twenty go into seven point five billion dollars?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 4: How much are we paying for an EV charging station?
Speaker 4: I mean, this is the biggest boondoggle in modern times.
Speaker 6: And so if the.
Speaker 4: Dose wants to be effective, the dose go ahead. Let's
Speaker 4: go cut all that you know discretionary spending and do
Speaker 4: it from the executive branch. But then you better get
Speaker 4: Congress engaged. And Congress has to repeal the Green New
Speaker 4: Deal legislation and then get busy on mandatory spending.
Speaker 3: Including the Biden student lung cancelation cost about a trillion dollars.
Speaker 3: Planned parenthood, killing healthy unborn babies is five hundred million.
Speaker 3: Bad radio called public radio. I have to pay my
Speaker 3: tax dollars to a competitor that's a left wing extreme
Speaker 3: group called PBS.
Speaker 1: Got to do that.
Speaker 3: And an another thing is about ten to fifteen percent
Speaker 3: of retired folks don't need the money at all. How
Speaker 3: about means testing Social Security? If I have multi millionaire
Speaker 3: friends like Tony Bender and others who don't need Social Security,
Speaker 3: but they collect it anyway because the checks in the mail.
Speaker 3: How about advancing the age beginning if you're twenty five
Speaker 3: or thirty years old, it goes up to seventy two
Speaker 3: or seventy. There's easy things to do that don't affect
Speaker 3: the folks that are retired that need the money. But
Speaker 3: about ten twenty percent of us don't need it, and
Speaker 3: we get it.
Speaker 1: How about those ideas?
Speaker 3: How about cutting Social Security to those who don't need
Speaker 3: it at all?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, thank you. That is absolutely correct. And look,
Speaker 4: this is let's be honest about this, and you're being
Speaker 4: honest about it. But you know, this is a weakness
Speaker 4: that we have in the Trump administration. And as you
Speaker 4: pointed out, they made a very strong commitment not to
Speaker 4: touch any of these of these entitlement programs. And look,
Speaker 4: it's not about cutting entitlements, it's about saving entitlements for
Speaker 4: the next generation. Right, they're not going to be there
Speaker 4: if not the next generation. So you've got to find
Speaker 4: a way to make these kinds of no brainer common
Speaker 4: sense reforms like you just referenced, and be real with
Speaker 4: the American people. One of the reasons that Donald Trump
Speaker 4: got elected is because he is a far more authentic
Speaker 4: and straight shooting candidates than the person that he was
Speaker 4: running against. That needs to also apply to our federal budget,
Speaker 4: and that needs to apply to our entitlement programs. He's
Speaker 4: got the capacity to do it. He's got the capacity
Speaker 4: to level with the American people. We really need him
Speaker 4: to do it well.
Speaker 3: I also see out of Washington, eighty percent of federal
Speaker 3: employees beginning in twenty nineteen do not come to work,
Speaker 3: which has collapsed all the businesses around these federal buildings.
Speaker 3: To get rid of the Department of Agriculture, to get
Speaker 3: rid of the Department of Education, and block grant to
Speaker 3: the states to money saving all that, give them a
Speaker 3: two year golden parachute to get the all out of Dodge.
Speaker 3: You could cut at least half of the federal government
Speaker 3: and all the programs. Give everybody a one or two
Speaker 3: year golden parachute to go find out the work, then
Speaker 3: sell the buildings and make billions of dollars. That's something.
Speaker 3: And one thing my bugaboo, of course, is the defense Department,
Speaker 3: which is Secker saying, I love him American soldiers, but
Speaker 3: we have something like eight hundred military bases and one
Speaker 3: hundred different countries all over the world. We have a
Speaker 3: footprint unrivaled on Earth. And there's nothing wrong with saying,
Speaker 3: do we need two million men and women under arms
Speaker 3: in seven hundred and fifty or eight hundred military bases
Speaker 3: all over the world? Do we need thousands of generals
Speaker 3: and admirals serving as how we say consultants after they
Speaker 3: left office, double dipping like crazy, and the grunt. That's
Speaker 3: why I like Pete Hegseth. He's a guy at the
Speaker 3: grunt level. We've got two Bronze stars and served actually
Speaker 3: carried weapons in combat. We need people that have that
Speaker 3: kind of an attitude. Is there something wrong with maybe
Speaker 3: just holding defense spending to where it is for the
Speaker 3: next five years because the next war is going to
Speaker 3: be conducted by ten thousand drones that are now flying
Speaker 3: all over New Jersey, ten thousand drones instead of military
Speaker 3: men and women in uniform. We need them, yes, But
Speaker 3: the next we're building billion dollar nuclear powered submarines in
Speaker 3: which the next war is going to be conducted by drones.
Speaker 3: How about putting one hundred thousand drones up in the
Speaker 3: air programmed to kill the enemy artillery pieces and tanks
Speaker 3: and armaments. We don't need the army of the nineteen
Speaker 3: fifties today. Do you agree with that?
Speaker 4: I agree with very much part of it. I want
Speaker 4: to find as many efficiencies within the Department of Defense
Speaker 4: as possible. I want to end the woke and the
Speaker 4: nonsense that inspected this Department of Defense. I do have
Speaker 4: very serious concerns about our global rivals in China and
Speaker 4: Russia and others. And if there's any place that the
Speaker 4: federal government should be spending money and I'm okay with it,
Speaker 4: it's on making sure that we have the most badass
Speaker 4: military on the planet and that we can destroy our enemies.
Speaker 4: And like I would, I think that this administration will
Speaker 4: be committed to that. But there are plenty of places
Speaker 4: in the Department of Defense that have become so bloated
Speaker 4: and have become really lazy, and that's because you've allowed
Speaker 4: it to become a massive, massive bureaucracy. So I think
Speaker 4: whoever the next Department of Defense you know, head is,
Speaker 4: and if that's Pete Hey Seth, he needs to get
Speaker 4: in there. And he needs to fix that as soon
Speaker 4: as possible. But I want to put pressure. I want
Speaker 4: to put I want to put pressure on our enemies,
Speaker 4: and I want to make sure by the way, you know,
Speaker 4: one little little known fact that we don't talk enough
Speaker 4: about is part of what makes America able to be
Speaker 4: so successful in terms of global commerce and be able
Speaker 4: to have such a large economy is our ability to
Speaker 4: protect global global commerce lanes or our ability to serve
Speaker 4: the safety of of and and our and our primacy
Speaker 4: as as the globes leading nation. So I want to
Speaker 4: keep all of that and make sure that we are
Speaker 4: still lethal and able to uh wage wage war if that,
Speaker 4: if it ever comes to that. But you're one hundred
Speaker 4: percent right. And what you said earlier on about you know,
Speaker 4: the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Education, I
Speaker 4: mean absolutely, And there's a benefit downstream to and to
Speaker 4: say we were to close the Department of Education, the
Speaker 4: downstreet benefits of that, as you said, if we're block
Speaker 4: granting that money to states, as you're going to get
Speaker 4: so much more efficiency with We're federalists, right, We believe
Speaker 4: in in states and in local governments and governments being
Speaker 4: as close to people as possible, being able to make
Speaker 4: the decisions with tax to payer dollars, and you're going
Speaker 4: to get a much better product if you're able to
Speaker 4: allow that kind of energy to happen all across this country.
Speaker 3: You know, Tim Chapman of advancing American Freedom. I'll believe
Speaker 3: it when I see it. There's lots of backbone in
Speaker 3: this one. It appears to be the case if we
Speaker 3: we can say five hundred billion dollars in federal domestic
Speaker 3: spending by going back to twenty eighteen levels, not nineteen eighteen.
Speaker 3: I'm talking twenty eighteen levels. Is five hundred billion dollars
Speaker 3: plus all the empty federal buildings, plus all the federal employees.
Speaker 3: And I'll believe it when I see it. At a minimum,
Speaker 3: we've stopped the madness. But the best they can have.
Speaker 4: To me bott keep your pressure up.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 3: But Tim Chapman, let's keep doing it because I know
Speaker 3: they're well intended. But the road to hell is paved
Speaker 3: with good intentions, and somehow this has to happen. And
Speaker 3: you can't get to where we need to be if
Speaker 3: you don't touch the entitlement switch. The media jumps on immediately,
Speaker 3: Tim Chapman. What is your group's website of any.
Speaker 4: It's Advancinamericanfreedom dot com. We appreciate, we appreciate the support,
Speaker 4: and thanks for all you're doing.
Speaker 3: All right, God bless American. Tim Chapman, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Let's continue us more. I'll believe it when I see it.
Speaker 3: Good intentions, that's great, elon, good guy, VvE JD, absolutely
Speaker 3: and all that stuff. But in reality, it takes courage
Speaker 3: to tell your constituents some of the goodies won't come
Speaker 3: your way. That takes courage and maybe maybe Donald Trump
Speaker 3: has testicular fortitude. Bill Cunningham, The Great American Live with
Speaker 3: you every Sunday Night by Billy Cunningham, The Great American.
Speaker 3: Thanks for listening tonight, and I especially want to thank
Speaker 3: Deanriguez and Congressman Warren Davidson for coming on. And each
Speaker 3: of them said the same thing in a different way.
Speaker 3: That is, don't worry about it, be happy. Davidson, the Congressman,
Speaker 3: seem to say that appears to be a defense contractor
Speaker 3: testing out new technologies. He referenced the fact that the
Speaker 3: Chinese can put up one hundred thousand drones that in
Speaker 3: the shape of a dragon. Then they can make in
Speaker 3: the shape of a tiger or a monkey and weaponize
Speaker 3: all those drones. And we're weigh behind in technology to
Speaker 3: the Red Chinese. And this technology developed over the past
Speaker 3: five to six years, and it's accelerated the past three
Speaker 3: or four years. So one might ask, where in the
Speaker 3: hell have we been for the last three to four years.
Speaker 3: We've had an incompetent, mentally ill president and a vice
Speaker 3: president that is equally incompetent in charge. We have a
Speaker 3: Secretary of Defense who takes off four or five days,
Speaker 3: goes a wall because of a prostate problem. And we
Speaker 3: are furtting away trillions of dollars in American sources in
Speaker 3: Afghanistan and Iraq and Ukraine without benefit. And that's the problem.
Speaker 3: So if in fact, maybe this week we'll find out
Speaker 3: the drones or from a military contractor just tell us
Speaker 3: the fact, either the US government is incompetent or they
Speaker 3: lie to us.
Speaker 1: Either one is not very good.
Speaker 3: And Dean Regez said about a couple hours ago that
Speaker 3: it cannot be Aliens, it cannot be ets because it's impossible. Well,
Speaker 3: maybe someone has discovered di lithium crystals and ET is
Speaker 3: making an appearance, and if they were going to do this,
Speaker 3: this would be the entry way to saying hello. On
Speaker 3: the other hand, a US congressman from New Jersey, he said,
Speaker 3: you know what this is. There's a mothership, an Iranian mothership,
Speaker 3: off the coast of New Jersey, setting this.
Speaker 1: Out every night. Why not during the day, only at night?
Speaker 3: Why taking pictures US military and installations, Taking pictures on
Speaker 3: top of Bedminster, where the Trumpster owns property, taking pictures
Speaker 3: in Chicago, Idaho, Montana? Why is that the government lies
Speaker 3: to us repeatedly? Are they allowing to us some more? Plus,
Speaker 3: we heard from Jeff Crewe Air of New Orleans, the
Speaker 3: next five weeks cannot come more quickly. We're a little
Speaker 3: over the halfway point, and a lot of the electoral
Speaker 3: colleges are meeting this week to officially elect Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: and his arrival yesterday at the Army Navy game sent
Speaker 3: chills through my spine. Every time he walks on a
Speaker 3: football field flanked by military leadership, the Navy, Air Force, Marines,
Speaker 3: the Army, it fills me with emotions I cannot adequately express.
Speaker 3: Can you only imagine the road not taken? If that
Speaker 3: was Kamala Harris working walking on a football field. The
Speaker 3: reception she would have received, believe me, it would not
Speaker 3: have been USA. USA. It is said, thank you for
Speaker 3: making the right decision. Me and your norse continue to
Speaker 3: have a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. I'll
Speaker 3: be with you throughout the Christmas season, live every Sunday night.
Speaker 3: The Great American with you every Sunday night.