Speaker 1: Billy cunning him the great America, welcome to this Monday
Speaker 1: afternoon in the tri State, and may not ragin for
Speaker 1: a couple hours, which is a good thing. But hot
Speaker 1: weather's coming later this week. And I've invited Moe in
Speaker 1: to talk about the Reds and the Bengals because right
Speaker 1: now it appears both sports teams are at the crucible.
Speaker 1: They're at the top. Are they going to slide down
Speaker 1: one way or slide down the other? As Moe knows,
Speaker 1: the Reds have played exactly one hundred baseball games. They
Speaker 1: have fifty at home, fifty on the road, sixty two remain.
Speaker 1: There are are four games over five hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: two and forty eight. They're in Washington tonight, tomorrow and
Speaker 1: Wednesday and back home for an extended Homestand and the
Speaker 1: Bengalley's right now Monday afternoon, have not yet signed Shamar Stewart,
Speaker 1: and don't know about Trey Hendrickson, and we do know
Speaker 1: about Desmond Ritter coming back to Cincinnati. Moeger, welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. So tell the American people
Speaker 1: Monday afternoon, Moeger, what are the two or three reasons
Speaker 1: to be optimistic about the Reds, And what are the
Speaker 1: two of three reasons not to be optimistic about the Reds?
Speaker 1: Considering this Factmo, they have a lot of games against
Speaker 1: the Central Division opponents they don't do well. Milwaukee hasn't
Speaker 1: lost the game since May. They swipt the Dodgers twice.
Speaker 1: You got the Cubs who can't lose. They never beat
Speaker 1: the Cardinals or the Pirates. Other than that, they're in
Speaker 1: good shape in the Central Division. So what are the
Speaker 1: two or three reasons you're optimistic? Then what are the
Speaker 1: two or three reasons you're pessimistic? Then when we go
Speaker 1: to the Bengals, what are the two or three reasons
Speaker 1: you're optimistic? What are the two of three reasons you're
Speaker 1: not optimistic? Then we'll talk about other issues and including
Speaker 1: lager beer forty feet deep underground with bugs, mosquitoes and
Speaker 1: flies everywhere. What do you think, once again, Moe, give
Speaker 1: me the two or three reasons to be optimistic, keeping
Speaker 1: in mind that Tito has a great record in the
Speaker 1: second half of the season, but not in the first
Speaker 1: half of the season. Give me a full report. There's
Speaker 1: a question in there. Can you answer it?
Speaker 2: You know what I started doing this first of all,
Speaker 2: it's nice to see you in person. Yeah, in person,
Speaker 2: it's good to see you. I thought you were mad
Speaker 2: at me or something. I haven't seen you in like Tony,
Speaker 2: I had to be seen and viewed. I understand. When
Speaker 2: I started doing this, they said when you interview people
Speaker 2: one question at a time. So you have violated that.
Speaker 2: But that's okay. You're far more accomplished broadcaster than I.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about reasons to be optimistic about the rest.
Speaker 2: I'll start with this weekend in New York. This is
Speaker 2: the thing that stood out to me more than anything else.
Speaker 2: Matt McClain got on base six times. If you look
Speaker 2: at the Reds in the first half of the season,
Speaker 2: we went into the year going okay offensively, the Reds
Speaker 2: at best are average. They need more production from the
Speaker 2: top of the batting order. Their two whole production this
Speaker 2: season has been among the league's worst. The guy who
Speaker 2: has filled that role most often this year, obviously, Matt McClain,
Speaker 2: had had a disappointing first half. They've got to get
Speaker 2: more out of him. It's great that he hit a
Speaker 2: home run on Friday, more than anything on base six times.
Speaker 2: That makes Elie Deller Cruise's job easier. That makes Austin
Speaker 2: Hayes's job easier. So I start with that very encouraging
Speaker 2: sign this weekend. Number two. The starting pitching is good
Speaker 2: and the starting pitching is good without a hundred Green
Speaker 2: who maybe will pitch at some point this year, I
Speaker 2: doubt it, but if they do get him back, that's
Speaker 2: an all star caliber pitcher rejoining an already good rotation.
Speaker 2: Andrew Abbott has been terrific all season long. Write even
Speaker 2: though they didn't get the win yesterday. Nick Lodolo has
Speaker 2: emerged as a very reliable middle of the rotation guy.
Speaker 2: Randy Johnson. They have good starting pitching, and so I
Speaker 2: start with the most important thing this offense needs is
Speaker 2: a guy in the two hole who is more productive.
Speaker 2: Got good signs this weekend. The starting pitching is very good.
Speaker 2: What about Akona? Could they trade for ronald'cuony Yes, that
Speaker 2: would be awesome. Let's just see the throw he made
Speaker 2: the other night. That was Dave Parker like, legitimately the
Speaker 2: best throw I've ever seen, and Dave Parker is one
Speaker 2: of my heroes. Ronald Aconye would cost a lot, but
Speaker 2: what do the Reds need? A right fielder right now,
Speaker 2: they're trying Noelve Martin right field, who has not played
Speaker 2: the outfield as a pro. The first six innings he
Speaker 2: played in right field this weekend in New York are
Speaker 2: the first six innings he's played in right field as
Speaker 2: a professional. So you might say, well, take advantage of
Speaker 2: his arm. They can put espen All at third base.
Speaker 2: They're doing it out of desperation because right field has
Speaker 2: been an issue. Corner outfield production, especially when Austin Hayes
Speaker 2: hasn't been healthy, has been an issue all year long.
Speaker 2: So do you want Ronald Acunya? Of course, yes, get him.
Speaker 2: Are you willing to pay? Yes? Are the Reds willing
Speaker 2: to pay yet? No, that's the question.
Speaker 1: Knda Laria. They spent forty five million. What they get
Speaker 1: out of him?
Speaker 2: Nothing? So here's the reason for pessimism. Would be that
Speaker 2: I need one more optimistic. Okay, one more optimistic. They
Speaker 2: have Elie de la Cruz and they have Terry Francona. Uh,
Speaker 2: and you're right, Terry Francona's track record of the second
Speaker 2: half of the season has been terrific. Okay. Reasons for
Speaker 2: pessimism Number one, you mentioned the schedule toughest in the
Speaker 2: sport in the second half going out of the All
Speaker 2: Star Break. If you added up every team's the winning
Speaker 2: percentage of every team on their schedule, the Reds had
Speaker 2: the most difficult Now, winning in New York two out
Speaker 2: of three this weekend is not insignificant. The Mets are
Speaker 2: pretty good, but you mentioned before this year against the Cubs,
Speaker 2: they haven't been very good this year. Against the Brewers,
Speaker 2: they haven't been very good. They have a losing record
Speaker 2: against the Saint Louis Cardinals. They've got to be better
Speaker 2: against teams in their own division. Plus, they have a
Speaker 2: series against the Dodgers. They have a series, two series
Speaker 2: with the Dodgers, a series with the Toronto Blue Jays.
Speaker 2: The schedule is really backloaded, not in their favor, so
Speaker 2: you start there. Number two. They haven't gone through a
Speaker 2: prolonged hitting slump that has torpedoed their season, right. Their
Speaker 2: longest losing streak this year is four games, right, So
Speaker 2: for all of their offensive deficiencies, it hasn't sunk them.
Speaker 2: But it's not a very high ceiling offensive team. If
Speaker 2: Ellie goes into a batting slump, if they don't get
Speaker 2: to production from the two spot they're looking for if
Speaker 2: there's another injury somewhere. Christian and Carnassio Astraam was supposed
Speaker 2: to be the first baseman hasn't worked out. He thinks
Speaker 2: they don't have a solution right now in right field.
Speaker 2: They want to give more playing time to a guy
Speaker 2: in Santiago Espadal, who is a below average major league hitter.
Speaker 2: I think you're asking a lot of a handful of
Speaker 2: guys in the batting order. What if there's a slump,
Speaker 2: who can make up for it? So I worry about
Speaker 2: over the finals sixty two games offensively, can they withstand
Speaker 2: a lull, which, as deficient as they may be, really
Speaker 2: hasn't happened. So that kind of concerns me. I wonder
Speaker 2: about I don't so much worry about the quality of
Speaker 2: the arms they have in the bullpen. I wonder if
Speaker 2: they have enough. Every team in the sport wants relieve help,
Speaker 2: and so you could say, go get an arm at
Speaker 2: the deadline. Everybody wants an arm at the deadline and
Speaker 2: the bullpen. And if Hunter Green doesn't come back, or
Speaker 2: if he doesn't come back soon and there's slight regression
Speaker 2: from Andrew Abbott, or there's another injury in the starting rotation.
Speaker 2: Do say that, then what happens? But they're two and
Speaker 2: a half out of the wildcard. They've gotten off to
Speaker 2: a good start in the second half of the season.
Speaker 2: I think all year long, they've played a handful of
Speaker 2: games that kind of felt like, all right, they got
Speaker 2: to win this one or the season goes sideways. And
Speaker 2: they've won almost every single time. They lost those first
Speaker 2: two games to the Miami Marlins, and a lot of
Speaker 2: people were ready to start throwing at them, and then
Speaker 2: they came back in one six.
Speaker 1: Talk about what happened with the Rocks.
Speaker 2: They lost that game on Friday, which was maddening, came
Speaker 2: back and won the next two. They have found a way.
Speaker 2: They haven't gotten swept in a series this year, which
Speaker 2: if you don't get swept in a series, you're not
Speaker 2: going to lose more than a couple in a row.
Speaker 2: They've done a good job of that. Again, the most
Speaker 2: encouraging thing this weekend Matt McClain got on base. If
Speaker 2: that becomes a theme in the second half, this offense
Speaker 2: has the capability to be better in the second half
Speaker 2: than it was in the first half. Do you have hope?
Speaker 2: I do have hope.
Speaker 1: How many wins will the Reds have this year? You
Speaker 1: will be held to account October the first.
Speaker 2: Well I said on opening day? I said to you
Speaker 2: right before opening day, I thought the Reds were gonna
Speaker 2: win eighty three games. Right now they're on a pace
Speaker 2: to win eighty four. I still will stick to that.
Speaker 2: I think the starting pitching is good enough to keep
Speaker 2: them in it. The offense as currently constructed is not
Speaker 2: good enough to get them over the hump. Now, what
Speaker 2: do we all want to know July thirty? First, do
Speaker 2: they make a trade nine games between now and then?
Speaker 2: So they look like buyers to me? Two and a
Speaker 2: half out of the wildcard. But what happened two years ago?
Speaker 2: Two years ago at the deadline, they were in first
Speaker 2: place and they had a massive hole. It was the
Speaker 2: starting pitching and Nick Crawl did nothing. Now is that
Speaker 2: all on Nick Kroll? Is it a a reflection of
Speaker 2: the market, is a reflection of ownership? We could talk
Speaker 2: about all those things, but the last time the Reds
Speaker 2: were in it, they didn't do anything. And I think, unfortunately,
Speaker 2: from a fan perception perspective, that looms over this year's deadline.
Speaker 2: If two years ago you were in first place, right,
Speaker 2: and your starting pitching was terrible and you did nothing.
Speaker 2: Why am I to trust that you're gonna go get
Speaker 2: something from the outside at the deadline this year.
Speaker 1: And the Reds spent sixty five million dollars on Martinez
Speaker 1: in Candelaria, Candelaria, I think it's a yankee. Sixty five
Speaker 1: million collectively, that's like real money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know the Martinez thing. They get beat up,
Speaker 2: but Nick Martinez has done a nice job here. It's
Speaker 2: not acceptable. Acceptable if you look at the overall cost
Speaker 2: of their starting rotation though cheap, it's very cheap. So
Speaker 2: you're a little bit you trade, do I trade Hunter Green?
Speaker 1: Toney Bender says, trade Hunter Green?
Speaker 2: That's absurd. That's what I said. They've got to get
Speaker 2: Hunter Green healthy. Jeff Brantley talked about this on on
Speaker 2: one of the broadcasts this weekend, Like, Hudder went healthy
Speaker 2: is terrific, But we're getting tired of saying Hunter went healthy.
Speaker 2: He hasn't gotten through a full big league season without
Speaker 2: going on the injured list, and there seems to be
Speaker 2: no real concrete idea of when he might be on a.
Speaker 1: Big league young guy, he's like, what twenty six?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I mean like, this is big year number four,
Speaker 2: This is you know, he was an All Star last
Speaker 2: year and when he is on the mound, he's electric.
Speaker 2: But he's just not on the mound all that much.
Speaker 1: Let's move on here, Let's move on to the Bengals,
Speaker 1: and you have a big show coming up.
Speaker 2: When is it moment? Tony and training Camp Show and
Speaker 2: forget Starting Wednesday morning, ten am on ESPN fifteen thirty,
Speaker 2: Tony Pike and I broadcasting from Bengals training.
Speaker 1: Bringing desmon Ritter. Can he be a co host?
Speaker 2: That would be nice? Yeah, I love got.
Speaker 1: Nothing news a thirsting quarterback.
Speaker 2: Right Well, I mean he's gonna get reps in practice.
Speaker 2: You know, Dez is a guy. He's the most accomplished
Speaker 2: quarterback in UC history. It obviously didn't work out for
Speaker 2: him in Atlanta as the starting quarterback, but if he
Speaker 2: is your third option, you could do worse. Now, Let's
Speaker 2: be honest. If anybody besides Joe Burrow is playing significant
Speaker 2: snaps for the Bengals, that's a problem. But from a
Speaker 2: fan perspective, I root for des Ritter, and to me,
Speaker 2: it'd be cool if he could hold down employment for
Speaker 2: the Cincinnati Bengals. But let's be honest of all the
Speaker 2: things that are happening right now with this team. The
Speaker 2: acquisition of a third quarterback is not that?
Speaker 1: Not that un WNBA All Star Game?
Speaker 2: A little bit of it? Yeah, I didn't.
Speaker 1: Now let's talk about Shamar Stewart. What's happening with Hendrickson?
Speaker 2: I need to know.
Speaker 1: I want listen to the so called experts. I think
Speaker 1: you know more about sports than they do. By the way,
Speaker 1: know more about the Bengals. But they got Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: once again, going nine to eight. Maybe make the playoffs
Speaker 1: at ten.
Speaker 2: Maybe not.
Speaker 1: They're saying, what if he gets hurt, then there'll be
Speaker 1: a total collapse. Who called it a TC and golf?
Speaker 1: A total collapse? When when the wheels come off, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're not moving much. First of all, before we get
Speaker 1: into the particulars, this is mo over underwins for the Bengalleys.
Speaker 2: I think they're going to go eleven and six. That's
Speaker 2: what I said. I think eleven and six right here. So,
Speaker 2: as bad as last year was awful, they went nine
Speaker 2: to eight. Now got to apply some contacts down the stretch.
Speaker 2: They were playing teams with bad quarterbacks. They feasted on them.
Speaker 2: I will say what I said a year ago at
Speaker 2: this time, and I was dead wrong on But I'll
Speaker 2: be right this year. Joe Burrow plays a full season,
Speaker 2: the Bengals are not going to miss the postseason. Now
Speaker 2: you might go, well, what if he gets hurt? Well,
Speaker 2: what if Josh Allen gets hurt? What if Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 2: gets hurt? What if Jalen Hurts gets hurt?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: I mean you could apply that to a lot of teams.
Speaker 2: I do think it's fair to wonder how much better
Speaker 2: will the offensive line be this year. I'm actually a
Speaker 2: little more bullish on that unit than others because I
Speaker 2: think they have a very good young right tackle, equality
Speaker 2: left tackle, and a center who's going to be better
Speaker 2: because he doesn't have to clean up as many messes
Speaker 2: because of the guard played to his left and to
Speaker 2: his right. So I'll say there are two more wins
Speaker 2: better this year than last year. But what looms over
Speaker 2: the entire summer Trey Hendrickson, Trey hendricks Samar Stewart, Shamar
Speaker 2: Stewart and.
Speaker 1: Mallins fencing, Joe Burrow stuff in New York City? What
Speaker 1: do you think about that?
Speaker 2: Not a big fan of that, but the track record
Speaker 2: is what happens Week one every year they lose? What
Speaker 2: happens Week two every year they lose. You've got to
Speaker 2: win your first two because weeks three through seven five
Speaker 2: consecutive games against teams that made the postseason last year.
Speaker 2: So they've reformatted training camp, they've made a bigger priority
Speaker 2: playing guys in the preseason. Does that pay off Week
Speaker 2: one when they go to Cleveland, which two years ago
Speaker 2: they went to and loss. So that, to me is
Speaker 2: the question our.
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow's record the first two games in IT one
Speaker 1: and nine or one in eleven or something.
Speaker 2: So I think he has one win in the first
Speaker 2: two weeks. It's not good, that's my point. That's not good. Look,
Speaker 2: he's not coming off an injury. He's not right now,
Speaker 2: knock on wood, dealing with an injury.
Speaker 1: He's got a stuff back from Guadalmala.
Speaker 2: He's got a stuff back from Guatemala. So if he
Speaker 2: gets through training camp healthy, there's no reason to think
Speaker 2: the Bengals shouldn't win their first two games, and if
Speaker 2: they don't, then it's another season of trying to play
Speaker 2: catch up. Why did the Bengals miss the postseason last
Speaker 2: year because they started oh to three. Why do the
Speaker 2: Bengals have to go on the road to Kansas City
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty two because they started oh to two
Speaker 2: The slow starts catch up to him in some way,
Speaker 2: shape or form. Two years ago, didn't make the postseason
Speaker 2: when Joe Burrow got hurt because they went oh into
Speaker 2: the first two games. So to me, can they get
Speaker 2: through the Trey Hendrickson thing, however that unfolds, the Shamar
Speaker 2: Stewart thing. However that unfolds You could say those things
Speaker 2: are distractions. A coach in his sixth NFL season or
Speaker 2: seventh NFL season and a quarterback in his what this
Speaker 2: is year six should figure out a way to navigate
Speaker 2: the next few weeks.
Speaker 1: Maybe you win a game or two in the first
Speaker 1: two weeks. How about to take the.
Speaker 2: Field against the Browns on September seventh and win that
Speaker 2: football game.
Speaker 1: If they lose in Cleveland, which is h which is likely,
Speaker 1: they're going to be a dog in Cleveland.
Speaker 2: Well then that tells me that that they have again
Speaker 2: failed to use training camp to prepare to hit the
Speaker 2: ground running week one, and it's going to tell me,
Speaker 2: in all likelihood, the Bengals really haven't fixed their defense.
Speaker 1: Can you name one starter for Xavier University in basketball.
Speaker 2: At the moment? Not many?
Speaker 1: No, how about UC? About Jizsel Gisel James is back
Speaker 1: for year three? Is he going to fizzle jizzl or not?
Speaker 2: I hope he doesn't fizzle. He's Gigsel Skyline Chili Crosstown
Speaker 2: shootouts at Xavier this year. That's bad for you, say,
Speaker 2: you see hasn't won there since December eighth, two thousand
Speaker 2: and one.
Speaker 1: Last I'm a coach did not get to the playoffs
Speaker 1: at all in his first four years to.
Speaker 2: The NCAA Tournament in n C double one, McK cronin
Speaker 2: did not, and he succeeded. He did, right, So two
Speaker 2: thousand and seven, eight, nine, ten, Mick didn't make it.
Speaker 2: But and then twenty eleven, with a fair amount of
Speaker 2: heat on him, he got hold. Did he get to
Speaker 2: the tournament? He won a game in the NCAA Tournament.
Speaker 2: So I have always a last year's UC basketball team
Speaker 2: to the twenty ten team where there were a lot
Speaker 2: of expectations. That year they had Land Stevenson and they
Speaker 2: didn't quite put the pieces together, and then the next
Speaker 2: year they did. I think that's gonna happen for UC
Speaker 2: basketball this year. But getting back to the Bengals.
Speaker 1: Let's go but there what w NBA All Star Game?
Speaker 2: Paige Beckers is my favorite player. If you haven't watched
Speaker 2: Paige Beckers play to your national champion all that stuff. Yes,
Speaker 2: and took a picture with my daughter when they played
Speaker 2: Xavier and she's skinny too, and.
Speaker 4: She is.
Speaker 2: Something that's all well and good. I let's go off topic. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the Bengals have to fix their defense and they really
Speaker 2: haven't overhauled the personnel. So the question is, with a
Speaker 2: lot of the same guys and with the Shamar Stewart
Speaker 2: and Trey Hedgertsie being what they are, can l Golden
Speaker 2: take what is basically last year's unit?
Speaker 1: Never coached the NFL?
Speaker 2: Has he he's coaching the NFL? He hasn't been a
Speaker 2: defensive court DC. Can he in the second all those
Speaker 2: guys come back, all those players in the secondary, they
Speaker 2: didn't add to it. Can he get more out of
Speaker 2: those guys this year than lou A Romo could last year?
Speaker 1: Who's the national champion in baseball in CAA?
Speaker 2: Uh, it's lsu.
Speaker 1: Who's the national champion in basketball?
Speaker 2: Beat Houston this year?
Speaker 1: Florida Florida, who's the national champion in football, Ohio State,
Speaker 1: who won the twenty eighteen Ohio basketball title the Deer Park.
Speaker 2: Very good, let's continue. I don't know if I got
Speaker 2: the College World Series thing right.
Speaker 1: I know, I'm not sure either. I watched it. They won,
Speaker 1: they won two games.
Speaker 2: Coastal Carolina. Coastal Carolina played. I want to say, I.
Speaker 1: Think it's LSU. I think it's LSU. Paul Skeins didn't
Speaker 1: pitch for him, did he?
Speaker 2: No? No, he pitches for the Pittsburgh Pirates, who would
Speaker 2: probably lose a game head to head against LSU if
Speaker 2: they they played. No quest, Yeah, LSU beat the Coastal
Speaker 2: Paul Skins.
Speaker 1: Was there with my old girlfriend Olivia Dunn.
Speaker 2: Is that correct? Livy Dunn was I think there? Yeah, well, Mo,
Speaker 2: thanks for your involvement in this. You know s C
Speaker 2: Cincinnati got a big win too.
Speaker 1: With about Messi? What about I know, I know, I
Speaker 1: know the Utah, but what about Messi?
Speaker 2: Messi got a front row seat for a vander.
Speaker 1: And he left Evanda Hollafield and then Messi leaves and
Speaker 1: doesn't shake hands.
Speaker 2: Yeah, poor sport. You know that's what you expect now,
Speaker 2: why Cincinnati's cooking right now?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 1: My wife says, I look like Ronaldo. Do you see
Speaker 1: any symbolo? I see those similarities. I haven't been on
Speaker 1: your show in like two months, so I haven't had
Speaker 1: a chance to invite you to a Reds game this year.
Speaker 1: Right field with us three two one night a week
Speaker 1: from tomorrow. Let me think of three dollar beers.
Speaker 2: Two dollars hot dogs, one dollar ice cream. Let me
Speaker 2: think about it. Hey, and it's cashless, so you can't
Speaker 2: you know, I only carry fifties and one hundreds, so maybe.
Speaker 1: I got right there his fifties and eighty. We'll see
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Speaker 1: And because the mainstream media doesn't report on these facts,
Speaker 1: because it's an inconvenient truth, I will, which is the
Speaker 1: efforts of some and the Trump administration to play by
Speaker 1: the same rules imposed upon them by Democrats. What a
Speaker 1: novel suggestion, the idea that a president can be indicted?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me. That's never happened before until, of course,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump took office and this thing metastasized, and the
Speaker 1: spring and summer of twenty sixteen hasn't stopped yet. Here
Speaker 1: we are in July of twenty twenty five, and certainly
Speaker 1: it all continues by Democrats in the media, and it's
Speaker 1: not reported very simply. And the spring and summer, after
Speaker 1: months of investigation of Hillary Clinton by the FBI, the
Speaker 1: FBI determined she committed dozens of not hundreds of felonies
Speaker 1: by purposely destroying materials that were runner subpoena by the
Speaker 1: House and also materials she had to keep secret because
Speaker 1: of national security implications. Whence she took over her Secretary
Speaker 1: of State under a Barack Hussein Obama. She wanted to
Speaker 1: have a home brewed server in her Chapel Claw home
Speaker 1: in New York and not go through government channels, which
Speaker 1: she did for four years. This wasn't one mistake by
Speaker 1: Pete Hegseth on a signal chat that this went on
Speaker 1: for four years with tens of thousands of highly secured
Speaker 1: national security materials available to the communist Red Chinese, the Russians,
Speaker 1: and others. Because Hillary Clinton refused to follow the rules,
Speaker 1: and so when it became a parent in May and
Speaker 1: June that she should have been indicted for felonies, they
Speaker 1: could not do that because she was the nominee of
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party. So they had to come up with
Speaker 1: some maneuvering to make sure that Hillary Clinton was not
Speaker 1: indicted for the numerous crimes she committed and along with
Speaker 1: many of others in her staff as a Secretary of State,
Speaker 1: because she lied repeatedly and destroyed necessary information and violated
Speaker 1: national security laws and all kinds of things. And so
Speaker 1: there were powwows held involving Eric Holder and Barack Hussein
Speaker 1: Obama and others, Susan Rice, about how do we handle this? Obviously,
Speaker 1: this is a public relations disaster. We got the nominee
Speaker 1: at twenty sixteen, right, Hillary Clinton obviously is going to
Speaker 1: beat Donald Trump. But it's too late to substitute her out.
Speaker 1: So what do we do? Well, you might recall the
Speaker 1: James Comy. After pow wow with Eric Holder, the Attorney
Speaker 1: General said, well, let I'll be the front guy on this.
Speaker 1: I'll hold a big time news conference in the summer
Speaker 1: of twenty sixteen, and I'll lay out a lot of
Speaker 1: the crimes she committed, obviously, but and I'm going to
Speaker 1: state that she did commit numerous felonies, but no reasonable
Speaker 1: prosecutor would prosecute Hillary Clinton, for God's sakes, for crimes.
Speaker 1: And that was with the permission of Eric Holder, the
Speaker 1: Attorney General, And so he just laid it out and
Speaker 1: said that in the media within three or four days,
Speaker 1: ignored it, put it on. Okay, that's great. Okay, let's
Speaker 1: move on now to Donald Trump and the access Hollywood
Speaker 1: tape grabbing women by the private parts. Let's ain't the
Speaker 1: focus of the country from the fact we have a
Speaker 1: Democratic nominee who the FBI CIA determined committed dozens, if
Speaker 1: not hundreds of felonies using bleach bit and hammers to
Speaker 1: destroy cell phones and computers and laptops illegally under subpoena,
Speaker 1: and she shouldn't have done it. I'm going to say
Speaker 1: she obviously committed Nubro's felonies. But then James Comber said, well,
Speaker 1: you know, Comy actually said that, well, you know, no
Speaker 1: reasonable prosecutor bring these charges against her in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: That reasonable prosecutor was Eric Colber, who was the wingman
Speaker 1: for Obama. So let's give Hillary Clinton a free pass.
Speaker 1: It's too late to always say clean this mess up.
Speaker 1: Can't get another nominee in the summer. In July of
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen, the conventions in a couple of weeks and
Speaker 1: away we go, and everyone knew you and I included that,
Speaker 1: after all, Donald Trump was not going to win the
Speaker 1: presidency anyway in twenty sixteen. He won't win, so that
Speaker 1: means we can cover this thing up even greater, commit
Speaker 1: more felonies in the process. You know, the cover ups
Speaker 1: always worse than the crime, but in this case, the
Speaker 1: crimes of Hillary Clinton were as bad as the cover up.
Speaker 1: So September October rolls around. They released the NBC releases
Speaker 1: the Access Hollywood tape with Billy Bush. Everyone knows what's
Speaker 1: going to happen, the big party planned and the Javis
Speaker 1: Convention Center, and I was there for that. Outside what
Speaker 1: we're watching this display go on. My TV show was
Speaker 1: in full production of that pont in New York City,
Speaker 1: and everyone knew. The balloons are up there ready to go.
Speaker 1: And obviously, when Hillary Clinton won the presidency, she was
Speaker 1: going to hand out the goodies to Komi and Brennan
Speaker 1: and all the rest. It worked, we won. The presidents
Speaker 1: guess what you said, No, not going to work. And
Speaker 1: so then what happened. President Barak Hussein Obama December seventh
Speaker 1: and eighth conven a big meeting in the White House.
Speaker 1: Big deal, because after all, we got a new guy
Speaker 1: coming in and I mean, I know what he's doingorally
Speaker 1: never been elected anything before in his life, the only
Speaker 1: president in American history you might know, that had not
Speaker 1: ever been a general nor a held political office. And
Speaker 1: so we got to do something to pin him down
Speaker 1: so that he didn't discover the sins and crimes we've
Speaker 1: committed as a group, that being James Comy and John
Speaker 1: Brennan and James Clapper, and Andrew McCabe and Sally Yates
Speaker 1: and many others. Loretta Lynch Attorney General at that point.
Speaker 1: And so it was like, okay, what do we do. Well,
Speaker 1: let's come up with a Russian collusion delusion. So Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton agreed to use some of her operatives and the
Speaker 1: Clinton Foundation all over the world to put together some
Speaker 1: made up emails about a collusion deal between Vlatimir Putin
Speaker 1: and Donald Trump. The Russian collusion delusion, which was percolating
Speaker 1: quietly because the Clinton, East says know how to play
Speaker 1: that game. So they said, you know what we'll do then,
Speaker 1: is put out a story that there was Russian collusion,
Speaker 1: delusion between Trump and putin between Russia and the United
Speaker 1: States in order to make sure the twenty sixteen election
Speaker 1: was not valid. And previous to that, there were memos
Speaker 1: going back and forth in which some of this was
Speaker 1: percolating in the summer of twenty sixteen. And so at
Speaker 1: that point James Clapper and John Brennan, a former communist
Speaker 1: who is the Director of National Intelligence under Obama, those
Speaker 1: two had issued memos back and forth to each other.
Speaker 1: There's no evidence there's any collusion at all, and they
Speaker 1: knew that going into the December seventh or eighth meeting
Speaker 1: of twenty sixteen, but Obama, being the head of the Snake,
Speaker 1: said we had to come up with something. So that
Speaker 1: they put out. They began to work to fill in
Speaker 1: the files, make things up to make it look as
Speaker 1: if Donald Trump's election was invalid. And so the first
Speaker 1: thing they did after the inaugural was hire one of
Speaker 1: their own through the Putts, who was the attorney general
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump. His name is Robert Mueller. And let's
Speaker 1: put Andrew. Let's put Wiseman. Andrew Wiseman, who's one of
Speaker 1: the Clinton eastas, Let's put him as the chief deputy
Speaker 1: to keep an eye on Muller. So he spent like
Speaker 1: almost a year and a half. For two years, spent
Speaker 1: forty million dollars, put all the Clinton lawyers working with
Speaker 1: Wiseman and with Robert Mueller to come up with a
Speaker 1: defined conclusion to justify all the invalidation of the twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen election. Loew and behold under oath Robert Moeller, former
Speaker 1: director of the FBI. So there was no connection. It
Speaker 1: didn't happen. They made it up. But Obama, Comy Brennan,
Speaker 1: Rice Yates, McCabe, Lynch of course knew that was true.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 1: They made it up in order to invalidate and to
Speaker 1: pin down Donald Trump for the first two years or
Speaker 1: more of his presidency. And that was in violation of
Speaker 1: numerous criminal statutes. Numerous criminal statues were violated. It was
Speaker 1: a seditious conspiracy to invalidate your vote in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: And so now, on Friday, three days ago, Telsey Gabbert,
Speaker 1: the new Director of National Intelligence DNI, put together a
Speaker 1: one hundred page summary of all the sins and crimes
Speaker 1: committed by this cabal, continuing beginning in twenty fifteen and sixteen,
Speaker 1: continuing through today. In fact, in twenty twenty, the same
Speaker 1: group got together to get fifty one experts on intelligence
Speaker 1: to say the Hunter Bider laptop was Russian disinformation. It
Speaker 1: continued till then, and as part of that investigation, in
Speaker 1: the summer of twenty twenty three, the private residence of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump was raided under a false search warrant by
Speaker 1: the FBI, notifying CNN ahead of time to keep it
Speaker 1: going to make sure that Donald would not be re
Speaker 1: elected to get back in power with a vengeance. So
Speaker 1: here we sit, and she put out several missives over
Speaker 1: the weekend. She gave a couple interviews at being Tulsi
Speaker 1: Gabert about the true scope and the nature of this
Speaker 1: illegal activity committed by beginning with Barack Obama, then many
Speaker 1: others in order to invalidate, shall we say, the election
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump in twenty sixteen, hopefully not to get
Speaker 1: him elected in twenty twenty. Then you saw through all
Speaker 1: the bs and you elected him. So the Department of
Speaker 1: Justice confirmed today about two hours ago that need had
Speaker 1: to received Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbert's criminal referral
Speaker 1: related to the bombshell that Obama era officials manufactured and
Speaker 1: politicized intelligence to create the narrative that Russia was attempting
Speaker 1: to influence the twenty sixteen election. She released the unclassified
Speaker 1: documents on Friday that show overwhelming evidence that then President
Speaker 1: Barack Usain Obama and the entire national security team laid
Speaker 1: the groundwork that would be years long Trump Russia collusion
Speaker 1: probes after Trump's election wins shockingly in twenty sixteen and
Speaker 1: then again in twenty twenty four and she said, quote
Speaker 1: their goal was to use Sir President Trump and subvert
Speaker 1: the will of the American people, no matter how powerful.
Speaker 1: Every person involved in this conspiracy must be investigated and
Speaker 1: prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. We're turning
Speaker 1: over all these documents to DOJ for a criminal referral. Now,
Speaker 1: since then, she relates that there have been many a
Speaker 1: so called whistleblowers that have come forward to working in
Speaker 1: national intelligence and said, yes, we were coerced and we
Speaker 1: did change intelligence in order to help the politics of
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party, and the implications he said are nothing
Speaker 1: short history of historic to me as an American, and
Speaker 1: of course, when you engage in criminal behavior, accuse the
Speaker 1: other side of doing the same thing and maybe get
Speaker 1: away with it. She said, This is an issue that
Speaker 1: is so serious that it should be concerned every single
Speaker 1: American goes. Has to do with the integrity of our
Speaker 1: democratic republic. They did not want your vote to count
Speaker 1: in twenty sixteen, or in twenty twenty, or certainly not
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty four because they'd cooked up the intelligence
Speaker 1: and lied about Russian collusion with Trump and they knew
Speaker 1: the opposite was true in order to cover for the
Speaker 1: sins and crimes committed by Obama and Clinton with her
Speaker 1: home brewed server in Chapel Claw. That was essentially the
Speaker 1: beginning of this was we have to have a cover
Speaker 1: up of the cover up in order to tie down
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and maybe the American people through national media
Speaker 1: outlets like CBSNBC, ABC and NPR will only report what
Speaker 1: we're saying and not the truth.
Speaker 2: So we'll see what happens now down the road.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a special prosecutor will be appointed
Speaker 1: at some point to coordinate all this information, and much
Speaker 1: of it's already in a bow ready to be delivered
Speaker 1: to the Department of Justice. They can't prosecute it themselves,
Speaker 1: they'll get special counsel involved headquarter ordered in Florida. Florida
Speaker 1: has jurisdiction because part of the conspiracy resulted in Florida
Speaker 1: being used as the situs of an illegal raid in
Speaker 1: the Donald Trump's home at mar A Lago by the
Speaker 1: FBI relying upon the same intelligence. So the statute of
Speaker 1: limitations does not begin to run until the final act
Speaker 1: of the conspiracy has been committed, and that act, of course,
Speaker 1: was either the summer of twenty three or the election
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty with a six year statue, which means
Speaker 1: either way, the Hillary Clinton, Barack Husain Obama, James Clapper,
Speaker 1: James Comey, John Brennan, the avowed communist haired by Obama,
Speaker 1: along with Andrew McCabe and Sally Age and Loretta Lynch
Speaker 1: had better lawyer up because they have irrefutable information that
Speaker 1: they knew the truth was to the opposite, and they
Speaker 1: used the power and prestige of their office to concoct
Speaker 1: a political scheme to keep their opponents out of power,
Speaker 1: that being you, me and the Republican Party unbelievable story.
Speaker 2: So we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: And the eighteen US Code twenty three eighty four seditious
Speaker 1: conspiracy involves an agreement between two or more people to overthrow,
Speaker 1: put down, or destroy the government of the United States
Speaker 1: by force, or to oppose its authority, or to hinder
Speaker 1: or delay the execution of any US law. It fits
Speaker 1: perfectly of the treasonous misbehavior beginning with the head of
Speaker 1: the snake, Barack Hussein Obama and others who carried out
Speaker 1: this seditious conspiracy to invalidate the elections of twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty and twenty twenty four. And we'll see what happens,
Speaker 1: and the truth will set us free. And I've seen
Speaker 1: online some great memes. But also Barack Hussein Obama has
Speaker 1: said repeatedly, no ones above the law, no ones above
Speaker 1: the law, not even the president, does that apply to him.
Speaker 1: Democrats would be aghast at the idea that Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: Justice Department would indict a former president, which is exactly
Speaker 1: exactly what Joe Biden did under the leadership of Obama,
Speaker 1: exactly the same thing. And while one time when it
Speaker 1: involved Donald Trump, the media acted and said Okay, we
Speaker 1: finally got to the truth. But when Obama and these
Speaker 1: others Hillary Clinton are indicted and charged formally with crimes
Speaker 1: against the United States, the media will not say, oh,
Speaker 1: we finally got the truth. They're going to say, well,
Speaker 1: this is Donald Trump trying to obscure the involvement of
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein and that doodling of some twenty four years ago.
Speaker 1: To me, it's all a farce and the truth will
Speaker 1: set you free. Let's continue with more after one o'clock today,
Speaker 1: we'll be Scott Powell about this issue. Will the deep
Speaker 1: state win again? And we'll see what happens with this.
Speaker 1: But I think Donald Trump this time understands what's at play,
Speaker 1: which is the viability of a political party who's courage
Speaker 1: depends upon its ability to prosecute criminals, high ranking criminals
Speaker 1: of the opposite political party. The Democrats have no problem
Speaker 1: doing this at all, zero zilch, nada. Can a former
Speaker 1: president be indicted? Talk to Joe Biden about that. Now,
Speaker 1: let's continue with more Reds. Baseball kicks off tonight. They're
Speaker 1: going to be in Washington. I think game time is
Speaker 1: about six fifty. We go to all the action about
Speaker 1: five to forty five. That'sh home of the Reds and
Speaker 1: the Bengals. By the way, I have an expert that
Speaker 1: looked it up, and that's Zach Taylor in the six
Speaker 1: seasons is Bengals head coach and the first two games
Speaker 1: is one and eleven. Now that's not a trend. Those
Speaker 1: are facts. No coach in the history of the National
Speaker 1: Football League has ever gone one and eleven first two
Speaker 1: games of his first six years in the league. Why
Speaker 1: is that, Zach Taylor one and eleven? That's almost impossible.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WLW by Billy Cunningham.
Speaker 1: The Great American Coats were commemorating the six month anniversary
Speaker 1: of the Greatest presidency. In the first six months, anytime, anywhere,
Speaker 1: any place, we can go, going over to FO, go
Speaker 1: over again. All the accomplishments in the first six months.
Speaker 1: But there's there's thunder in the background. There's lightning strikes
Speaker 1: a few miles away, goes Tulsea. Gabbert the d and I,
Speaker 1: the Director of National Intelligence, has spent the last five
Speaker 1: months putting together at DOSSI of her own about the
Speaker 1: number of criminal acts committed by Barack Hussein Obama, James Comey,
Speaker 1: John Brennan, James Clapper, Susan Rice, and Sally Yates at all.
Speaker 1: And to me, I know it's important because the media
Speaker 1: has not covered at the past few days, likely not
Speaker 1: to cover it. This should be a perfect sixty minute story,
Speaker 1: a perfect story for sixty minutes. Tell the story of
Speaker 1: how one political party illegally conspired with each other and
Speaker 1: government officials to ruin the presidency and the selection of
Speaker 1: the electorate in twenty sixteen twenty seventeen that metastasized in
Speaker 1: the summer rate on Trump's home at mar Lago. Jonah,
Speaker 1: you and I now Scott Powell got a column out
Speaker 1: under date of about four or five days ago. Americans
Speaker 1: can never forget that liberty depends on justice. And once again,
Speaker 1: Scott Powell, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. I love
Speaker 1: this piece about equal justice under the law means not
Speaker 1: only the courts should to adjudicate law without prejudice race,
Speaker 1: gender status, but the rules must be enforced and adjudicated
Speaker 1: with particular attention to those in powerful positions. Explain the
Speaker 1: thesis of your column, which I think is beautiful.
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, I remind everybody this is you know,
Speaker 3: we're still in the aftermath of July fourth, and we
Speaker 3: think of that as the great celebration of America as
Speaker 3: the freest nation in the world.
Speaker 5: But I make the case that if.
Speaker 3: We don't have justice, we will not have freedom. And
Speaker 3: we have seen our freedom eroded and it's tied directly
Speaker 3: to the loss of justice. So restoration of justice is
Speaker 3: absolutely critical, and you know, it can start really with
Speaker 3: everyone needs to understand that history is important and that everything.
Speaker 5: Gets affected by the past.
Speaker 3: So when laws are not enforced and there's injustice, that
Speaker 3: breeds more violation of law and more injustice. So for instance,
Speaker 3: you know, we could trace back our problems happening now
Speaker 3: to things that have happened years ago. I mean when
Speaker 3: we go back, let's say, you know, to take Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 3: for instance, who refuse to comply with the State Department
Speaker 3: protocol in refusing to conduct all business on secure government
Speaker 3: communication network. She insisted that she had to have her
Speaker 3: own private server in Chappaqua, which was a total violation
Speaker 3: of security. And when the controversy serviced after her State
Speaker 3: Department term was over, many people were baffled. When in
Speaker 3: July twenty sixteen, FBI Director Jim Comey would not prosecute
Speaker 3: Hillary Clinton's felony law breaking, and he did so after
Speaker 3: recounting that Clinton had destroyed evidence under subpoena that included
Speaker 3: thirty one thousand emails by Bleach bidding her hard drive
Speaker 3: and storage devices. Also noted was the destruction by hammer.
Speaker 5: Can you picture it?
Speaker 3: Just picture Hillary Clinton and her people hammering and destroying
Speaker 3: thirteen cell phones and communication devices. But that's what happened.
Speaker 3: So federal law, and it specifically eighteen USC Code fifteen nineteen,
Speaker 3: prohibits the destruction or falsification of rect records with the
Speaker 3: intent to obstruct justice, with penalties up to twenty years
Speaker 3: in prison and substantial finds. Was there any fine for
Speaker 3: Hillary Clinton?
Speaker 1: Well, in fact, I can recall in July or August,
Speaker 1: Comy held this big news conference in which he conceded
Speaker 1: admitted that she willingly knowingly violated federal law. But after all,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to prosecute her. No reasonable prosecutor whatever
Speaker 1: bring an indictment against her. He wasn't the prosecutor. He
Speaker 1: was the cop, the FBI, and he's just saying this
Speaker 1: woman committed hundreds of serious criminal statute violations. Each caring
Speaker 1: up to twenty years in jail. But it's Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 1: What the hell, I'm going to give her a free pass?
Speaker 1: Kind of like Pete Hecseth went through a living hell
Speaker 1: using the signal chat that had nothing to do even
Speaker 1: close to what Hillary Clinton did. But the government, the media, comy,
Speaker 1: they all ignored.
Speaker 2: It, didn't they.
Speaker 3: Yeah, isn't it interesting that this Jim Comy that you're
Speaker 3: describing his action in July of twenty sixteen, less than
Speaker 3: six months later, he is, you know, he's cooperating with
Speaker 3: Obama conspiring to subvert you know, the presidency of Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: who had just been elected in November. These people, you know,
Speaker 3: these these people are criminals. Jim Comey, James Clapper, John Brennan,
Speaker 3: and of course there are more. But I focused on
Speaker 3: their their meeting in December and January, wherein they actually
Speaker 3: plotted and extended coup d'eta against the duly elected president
Speaker 3: of the United States. This is the highest kind of crime.
Speaker 3: This has to be prosecuted or we're going to get
Speaker 3: you know, or we're going to stay a banana republic.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, we look back over the last
Speaker 3: four years and what do we see, we saw a
Speaker 3: president that was absentee that probably there was massive votes
Speaker 3: fraud that got him in office, and then when he
Speaker 3: was in office, he wasn't around to sign any a lot.
Speaker 3: A lot of the of the bills and the executive
Speaker 3: orders were all done by you know, by this auto
Speaker 3: sign program, right.
Speaker 1: Scott Powell. Let's talk about the meeting on December the eighth,
Speaker 1: because by then the outcome of the election of twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen was known.
Speaker 2: It was a.
Speaker 1: Shock to the political system, especially in Washington. They live
Speaker 1: in that bubble that somehow Donald Trump won. And so
Speaker 1: what happened is describe what happened at the December eighth,
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen meeting headquartered in the White House, conducted the orchestrator.
Speaker 1: The conductor was Barack Husain Obama, the sitting president, with
Speaker 1: Comy and Brennan and Clapper and Susan Rice, Andrew McCay.
Speaker 1: Sally h described what happened at that meeting.
Speaker 3: Well, we could go back a day earlier to December seventh,
Speaker 3: twenty sixteen, after the election, as you point out, and
Speaker 3: there were talking points were prepared for.
Speaker 5: D and I.
Speaker 3: James Clapper, that's the Director of National Intelligence, stating, quote,
Speaker 3: foreign adversaries did not use cyber attacks on election infrastructure
Speaker 3: to alter.
Speaker 5: The US presidential election. That was acknowledged.
Speaker 3: On December ninth, President President Obama's White House gathered top
Speaker 3: National Security councils, principles people you've already named, James Clapper,
Speaker 3: John Brannan, Susan Rice, John carry Letter, Rinch, Andrew mccabon,
Speaker 3: others to discuss Russia.
Speaker 5: So what they decided to do was, we're going to,
Speaker 5: you know, we're.
Speaker 3: Going to get Trump by tying Russia around his neck,
Speaker 3: even though there was no evidence that, you know, that
Speaker 3: the Russians really colluded or affected the election of twenty sixteen,
Speaker 3: but they wanted to. They saw that as the avenue
Speaker 3: that they could have a successful subversion and coup d'eta
Speaker 3: against Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: And so they proceeded, and we all know what happened.
Speaker 3: There was the Muller hearings that went on for what
Speaker 3: almost two years years. There were two impeachments that were
Speaker 3: unrelated to Russia. But still the whole campaign was to
Speaker 3: destroy a president who was duly elected by the people.
Speaker 3: This is the highest crime against Americans, highest crime against
Speaker 3: our constitution. The constitution provides for the people choosing their government.
Speaker 2: What a novel concept.
Speaker 3: Common sense of the people is oftentimes better than the elites.
Speaker 1: So go back a little further. In this summer and
Speaker 1: fall of twenty sixteen, the DNI the intelligence community found
Speaker 1: no evidence. In fact, they stated in writing that the
Speaker 1: Russians were not trying to influence the election, that the
Speaker 1: so called Steele dossier was made up by Clintonistas in
Speaker 1: order to counterbalance the behavior of Hillary Clinton was known
Speaker 1: by these characters call me and Brennan, and Rice and
Speaker 1: Andrew mccab et cetera. They knew that there was no
Speaker 1: Russian collusion with Trump. It didn't occur. But they said,
Speaker 1: what do we do now, because we might be in trouble.
Speaker 1: He's going to come into the White House. Let's pin
Speaker 1: him down. Let's get Robert Muller, one of our own.
Speaker 1: Let's get him time down for the first year or two.
Speaker 1: And that will subvert and thwart the will of some
Speaker 1: seventy million Americans that wanted a new president, and this
Speaker 1: small clique headed up by Barack Hussein Obama did not
Speaker 1: want it to take place.
Speaker 3: That's right, And of course the first piece of flesh
Speaker 3: they got one was none other than General Michael Flynn,
Speaker 3: who they got, you know, probably about two weeks into
Speaker 3: the administration of Donald Trump. They ran a campaign, you know,
Speaker 3: a bait and switch, you know, questioning that they set up,
Speaker 3: They set up Flynn, and then it was leaked.
Speaker 5: You know. Then it was suggested that Flynn would.
Speaker 3: Be a liability and Trump should should get ready wonderful. Actually,
Speaker 3: actually Flynn would have been the greatest asset that Trump
Speaker 3: had because he knew where all the bodies were buried.
Speaker 3: He was the you know, he had been the Director
Speaker 3: of National Intelligence under Obama, and he you know, he
Speaker 3: was very good. I mean in terms of the world
Speaker 3: of intelligence, he was probably one of the very best.
Speaker 1: And so they did not let the will of the
Speaker 1: American people be heard. And then this continues to metastasized
Speaker 1: until October of twenty twenty. In twenty twenty, the same characters,
Speaker 1: headed up by Obama and Rice and Brennan and Clapper
Speaker 1: and call Me and others, put together a fraudulent active
Speaker 1: measure to undermine the electoral outcome by saying the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty election, which Donald Trump, of course was involved, and
Speaker 1: they had the fifty one former eligence officials on a
Speaker 1: letter published all over the world that Trump was accused
Speaker 1: of being a Russian asset and suggesting New York Post
Speaker 1: to report on Hunter Biden's laptop had the hallmarks of
Speaker 1: Russian disinformation. And the same characters got their other buddies
Speaker 1: to try to change the outcome of the twenty twenty election,
Speaker 1: which they successfully did.
Speaker 3: They absolutely did, and you know, polls were taken that
Speaker 3: had that story not been blackballed, had the Hunter Biden
Speaker 3: laptop story just been allowed, you know, to be reported
Speaker 3: on and not discredited, that that would have made the difference.
Speaker 5: The election would have gone to Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: But well, I mean, compare this to the Epstein scandal.
Speaker 1: Compare this to a birthday greeting from Trump to Epstein
Speaker 1: a quarter of a century ago, that this is telling
Speaker 1: the American electorate, our elections are fraudulent. We will decide
Speaker 1: for you who's going to be the next president, and
Speaker 1: if you decide the wrong way, we're going to ruin
Speaker 1: they before he gets into office. Then time down the
Speaker 1: first two years, then continue it all the way through
Speaker 1: to today about attacking him. Scott Powet, you couldn't make
Speaker 1: this up. I can't imagine the column you've written could
Speaker 1: be any better. You can never forget that liberty demands
Speaker 1: on justice. And I also I see the Trumpsters released
Speaker 1: a nice little video in which Obama and others are
Speaker 1: talking about no one's above the law. In fact, there's
Speaker 1: a nice clip of Barack Hussein Obama saying presidents are
Speaker 1: not above the law. Well is Obama above the law?
Speaker 5: Well, he shouldn't be above the law. Well, but he
Speaker 5: has been above the law.
Speaker 3: All these people that you've described have been above.
Speaker 5: The law for years.
Speaker 3: And it is time that we restore justice in high places.
Speaker 3: It's time that people go to jail. Actually, because one
Speaker 3: of our penalties for violating the law that deters would
Speaker 3: be other you know, people that are tempted or inclined
Speaker 3: to abuse their position and power to say, well, gee,
Speaker 3: I don't want to go to jail. Maybe I shouldn't
Speaker 3: do that. I mean, that is one of the key
Speaker 3: roles of law enforcement is to deter other would be
Speaker 3: criminals from carrying out their criminal behavior. And we haven't
Speaker 3: done that for years, and so what have we had.
Speaker 3: We've had more and more crime in high places. This
Speaker 3: latest crime of creating a coup d'tat to subvert a president,
Speaker 3: a duly elected president, is the worst crime ever committed,
Speaker 3: perhaps in American history. And kudos go to Tulci Gabbert.
Speaker 3: You know, a former Democrat who had the courage to
Speaker 3: do this. I mean, it's wonderful to see that courage
Speaker 3: and she needs to be We need to pray for
Speaker 3: her because they'll go after her now too.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: The director Telsea Gebett was on Friday evening on a
Speaker 1: Fox show and she said there's striking findings from declassified
Speaker 1: information claiming to showcase, showcase overwhelming evidence that an Obama
Speaker 1: era cabal led the groundwork for what would be years
Speaker 1: long Trump Russian collusion probe after the twenty sixteen elections,
Speaker 1: that the participants in the Holy Cabal knew were lies.
Speaker 1: And now she's saying there's many whistleblowers fearing criminal indictments
Speaker 1: on them. The so called underlings are coming forward to
Speaker 1: testify before grand Jury's in the state of Florida, not Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. Where Republicans are always convicted and Democrats are
Speaker 1: always set free, but in the state, the free state
Speaker 1: of Florida, that they're going to have a fair hearing
Speaker 1: to determine beginning with Barack Hussein Obama and others, Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 1: that had this spoken conspiracy to throw the will of
Speaker 1: the American people, and it changed the outcome of elections illegally,
Speaker 1: which is exactly what they're accusing Trump of having done.
Speaker 1: They've already done it. Trump hasn't changed the outcome of election.
Speaker 1: Whatever they accused Trump of doing. Hell, they've already done
Speaker 1: as armor. But I'll see where it goes. But Scott Powered.
Speaker 1: The next few weeks going to be interesting. I know
Speaker 1: it's a big deal. The last three or four days
Speaker 1: there's been no media coverage of the referral from D
Speaker 1: and I to the Department of Justice, And essentially I
Speaker 1: know it's a big story because all we're talking about
Speaker 1: is Jeffrey Epstein and.
Speaker 2: The other thing.
Speaker 1: The other big story is the mental incompetence of Joe
Speaker 1: Biden that they installed in office who was mentally incompetent
Speaker 1: and couldn't be the president, so they had everyone around
Speaker 1: him was conducting a presidency without the guy installed by
Speaker 1: the intelligence community in the Washington Post in sixty minutes,
Speaker 1: they tried their damnedness. They got Biden installed, and they
Speaker 1: did their best to get it's Harris installed and it
Speaker 1: didn't work this time.
Speaker 3: But look at the consequences of the Biden administration.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: I mean, when we have this kind of fraudulent law breaking,
Speaker 3: what's the result. The result is we had open borders,
Speaker 3: twenty million immigrants came into our country. We have chaos
Speaker 3: in our cities as a result, largely as a result
Speaker 3: of this invasion. You know, our country was invaded by
Speaker 3: illegal immigrants in huge numbers. It can be as it
Speaker 3: might be as large as twenty million immigrants came in
Speaker 3: under the Biden years. And Biden wasn't a legitimate president.
Speaker 3: So we can see how all this is orchestrated to
Speaker 3: destroy America. And it's time that American people really woke
Speaker 3: up understood this. The actual people that would support this
Speaker 3: is such a small minority. So let's, you know, let's
Speaker 3: bring an end to all this corruption and let's get
Speaker 3: back to the sense of the American people voting and
Speaker 3: having their votes properly counted, and that the government that
Speaker 3: the people put in place can legislate and conduct business,
Speaker 3: you know, without interference.
Speaker 1: Scott Powell, what a what a novel concept that the
Speaker 1: people vote and those in power accept the outcome of
Speaker 1: elections and then don't work in order to thwart the
Speaker 1: will of the people by causing the indictments and the
Speaker 1: trials of all the people around Donald Trump try to
Speaker 1: and then they installed in office Joe Biden, and they
Speaker 1: knew was mentally incompetent and did their best to get
Speaker 1: Harris in the presidency. We have to run, Scott Powell.
Speaker 1: All your stuff is out. I pick up all your
Speaker 1: stuff at town hall dot com. And as Barack Hussein
Speaker 1: Obama said famously, not even the president is above the law.
Speaker 1: Well we'll see about the degree, all right, agree Scott Powell.
Speaker 2: You're a great American. Thank you very much. Thank you, Bill,
Speaker 2: God bless you all. Let's continue to more.
Speaker 1: I guess if Obama's indicted, what's going to be the bond?
Speaker 1: And uh, you see above the law, Bill Cunningham on
Speaker 1: seven hundred w l W.
Speaker 2: Everybody should play by the same rules from main Street
Speaker 2: to Wall Street to Washington.
Speaker 3: D C.
Speaker 2: Hello, piet and I'm spoke. I'm broadcasting everybody should play
Speaker 2: by the same rules from main Street to Wall Street
Speaker 2: to Washington.
Speaker 4: D C.
Speaker 1: So you're saying segment of Barack who's saint Obama concocted
Speaker 1: a scheme to steal the presidency from Donald Trump unsuccessfully,
Speaker 1: then lie repeatedly about intelligence should not apply to Obama
Speaker 1: as well as a Trump.
Speaker 2: Yes or no, I have no idea. You know what
Speaker 2: I'm talking about? You, I have no idea.
Speaker 1: We have a state visitor here, Panatowski. Sek couldn't say
Speaker 1: your name out of you?
Speaker 2: I can too. You know what's what's his last name? Potowski?
Speaker 2: Is that pretty good? That's pretty good? OK? Thank you?
Speaker 1: You're in a state visitor? Play tennis? Thank goodness, Thank guy.
Speaker 1: Every try to pronounce a female tennis name. Tell me
Speaker 1: about Maller High School. You're the player of the year,
Speaker 1: not just in football, but in baseball, Gatorade, Gatorade National
Speaker 1: Player of the Year, whatever. Yeah, you're better than Barry
Speaker 1: Larkin ever was at Maller High School?
Speaker 2: Is that correct? I go that far?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Tell me in football? Good friend of mine, Wally Sweeney
Speaker 1: and Charlie and Griffin good friends of mine. I played
Speaker 1: golf with him all the time. Griffin hits the ball
Speaker 1: like crazy. Tells me that last year's Maller team in
Speaker 1: baseball was the best in a long time. How good
Speaker 1: was Mauler High school last year in baseball, it.
Speaker 6: Was a special group of guys because I think I
Speaker 6: think there was a lot of people on the bench
Speaker 6: that were committed to go play in college, which is like.
Speaker 1: You couldn't make the starting line up, you're going to
Speaker 1: go play for Alabama.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't see it a lot.
Speaker 6: So it was a special group of guys, and uh,
Speaker 6: there was like a team camaraderie just because we played
Speaker 6: two years together with that same group. So it didn't
Speaker 6: come out the way we wanted it, but it was like,
Speaker 6: you're gonna see a lot of these guys on TV.
Speaker 1: For a while, and those are the ones sitting on
Speaker 1: the bench, Like Segment sat on the bench most of
Speaker 1: his time in high school. So there was a chance
Speaker 1: for someone who couldn't crack their starting a line up
Speaker 1: with Muller, that's gonna be playing for the Detroit Tigers.
Speaker 2: You could.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's a bunch of different scenarios that he could
Speaker 6: go through. There's there's division one kids sitting on the bench.
Speaker 6: So let's how you know you had a really good lineup,
Speaker 6: and it's baseball.
Speaker 2: Anything can happen.
Speaker 1: The Reds beat the Reds over the weekend beat up
Speaker 1: on the Mets, and the Mets have the best home
Speaker 1: record in baseball and it beat him twice. Not bad,
Speaker 1: now in football. What happened in football football, it was.
Speaker 6: Just a combination of you know, good defensive scheme by
Speaker 6: them and offense didn't really execute the way we wanted to.
Speaker 6: And I think nine out of ten times we probably
Speaker 6: beat them. And you know, they got us that day
Speaker 6: and they played really good. We had to play a
Speaker 6: D minus game and they had to play an A
Speaker 6: plus game, and that's exactly what happened.
Speaker 2: And you know, they came out on top.
Speaker 6: And I guess all all I can do is put
Speaker 6: my head down and look forward to this season.
Speaker 1: One of the worst things that happens, you told me
Speaker 1: off the air, is after the championship loss, the microphones
Speaker 1: are in your face. What do you really want to say?
Speaker 1: Know your role? Shut your mouth. I want to leave,
Speaker 1: but you can't do that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think you have to hold a certain like
Speaker 6: there's something that you want to push out there, and
Speaker 6: you want to look a certain way, so you so
Speaker 6: you act a certain way. But at the same time,
Speaker 6: you're you're hurting inside and all you want to do
Speaker 6: is is kind of go home and be by yourself
Speaker 6: and not really talk to anybody. But it's part of it,
Speaker 6: and it's how sports are. You have to go do
Speaker 6: media after and you know it's good or bad. When
Speaker 6: you have a really good game, all you want to
Speaker 6: do is go see the media to to talk about
Speaker 6: you know, you and your team and how you did.
Speaker 6: And it's it's the same thing when you lose, you
Speaker 6: have to you know, still be it, still still respect
Speaker 6: the game, and still respect the people that came and watched,
Speaker 6: and you know they want to hear what you have
Speaker 6: to say, so you have to do it.
Speaker 1: No one in sports has ever won the player of
Speaker 1: the year in football and baseball. That's unprecedented. If you
Speaker 1: thought about basketball at all, maybe taking up field hockey,
Speaker 1: maybe tennis or golf. Can you be the player of
Speaker 1: the year in all sports?
Speaker 6: If the USA pickleball team needs an extra guy like,
Speaker 6: wait a minute, I'm in on the pickle ball really competitive,
Speaker 6: really really gotten good at it.
Speaker 2: So now we're talking.
Speaker 1: Now, Now, Matt Ponatowski, we're now talking because about five
Speaker 1: years ago, have you ever heard of a guy named
Speaker 1: Rocky Boyman? It sounds familiar, Never heard of him though, right,
Speaker 1: not really he went to st X.
Speaker 6: You don't you don't suit the bowl camp, So I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't like him. Then if he went to st.
Speaker 1: X bingo right there, segment's playing pickleball? Does it look
Speaker 1: like a pick a ball athlete to you?
Speaker 2: Anybody can play pickleball?
Speaker 1: Right, obviously, So he got a hold with flat Stanley.
Speaker 7: I saw Stanley over the weekend. Willie ninety six and
Speaker 7: rocking and rolling says he wants maybe one more match with.
Speaker 1: You, ninety year old Stanley and seg Man took me
Speaker 1: and Rocky Boyman to the cleaner, brushed him and pickleball.
Speaker 2: Oh was a pathetic in.
Speaker 1: Fact, that nine one one call.
Speaker 2: It was like you playing deer Park? Have you ever
Speaker 2: heard of deer Park?
Speaker 4: I have not.
Speaker 2: I guess it's close to here. What did you apply to? Wait?
Speaker 1: Did you apply and get turned down to Deer Park
Speaker 1: High School?
Speaker 2: Is at it?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 5: I was?
Speaker 6: I was muller all the way. Didn't didn't sign up
Speaker 6: to go to deer Park. Changing the subject.
Speaker 1: But we had a matchup and nine to one one
Speaker 1: was called because there was an assault and battery committee
Speaker 1: mashed And then I'm looking for a pickleball partner to
Speaker 1: go after you and flat Stanley who's ninety six years old.
Speaker 1: And I don't play pickle ball, but I played rocketball
Speaker 1: most of my life. It's about the same thing, I thought,
Speaker 1: but it isn't. Oh, if I get the invite, I'm
Speaker 1: ready to go. Segment. I'll tell you what. I got
Speaker 1: a partner. Now the hell with Rocky Boyman. I audition
Speaker 1: your dish a rock I went that kid right there,
Speaker 1: football and base.
Speaker 8: If we did not recognize the fact that there was
Speaker 8: a major pickle ball battle that took place in Middletown today, major,
Speaker 8: I mean major. You On one side was Bill Seg
Speaker 8: Dennison along with mister pickleball of Middletown, eighty four year
Speaker 8: old Stanleyvulkens, and their competition, two guys who fashioned themselves
Speaker 8: as athletes, Bill the Mouth Cunningham, Bill What the former
Speaker 8: Notre Dame star and NFL star Rocky Boyman ex of
Speaker 8: Saint X High School. And they had a butt whipping
Speaker 8: applied to them by the duo of Dennison and Vulcans,
Speaker 8: the likes of which they will not soon forget.
Speaker 2: Here's the two to zero pitch's foul off Cunningham Law phone.
Speaker 8: They sent them back to Cincinnati like a couple of
Speaker 8: whimpering ninnies and all hail Seg Dennison and Stanley Vulcans
Speaker 8: two to one pitch shooting.
Speaker 2: That's ball three.
Speaker 8: Humiliating would not be a strong enough word to describe
Speaker 8: how bad a whipping they put on those boys.
Speaker 2: Is that when you run out of the parking lot,
Speaker 2: just get the car. It certainly is goodbye.
Speaker 1: Well matter obviously, I'm looking for a partner because Rocky
Speaker 1: Boyman camp I was the star of the team. Now
Speaker 1: I don't play pick a ball. Well, you're dumping a
Speaker 1: super Bowl champion. Yes, I want that kid right there. Wow,
Speaker 1: because Rocky Boyman get in the second set. I think
Speaker 1: we lost the first or like eleven to two.
Speaker 7: But the whole thing was you were humiliated and just
Speaker 7: beaten down.
Speaker 1: Do you know what Now you're gonna play? I mean
Speaker 1: your baseball and football and maybe golf. I got a matchup.
Speaker 1: You're gonna be my partner against two other guys. We're
Speaker 1: gonna kick their ass up around their ear lobes. But yes,
Speaker 1: can you play? What's your handicap? Oh?
Speaker 6: I'm not that good. I can make some good shots.
Speaker 6: I'm not like a serious like keep my score. I
Speaker 6: didn't know I was unfamiliar with your I didn't know
Speaker 6: it was Well.
Speaker 1: They call him Scottie over at Kenwood Country Club. I
Speaker 1: have my Scheffler shot in my tiger Woods one iron.
Speaker 1: Then I drilled down the middle of two fifty. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: let's talk about pickleball is a chance. Now, talk about
Speaker 1: recruitment in college. Everybody recruited you. Alabama roll Tiede, Nick
Speaker 1: Saban might have called you even you have though he's
Speaker 1: not the coach he called you. And of course Oregon
Speaker 1: the Ducks. You didn't want to be at Darkansas Andrew
Speaker 1: Bennette all one?
Speaker 2: Did you?
Speaker 1: Why did you decide to go to Kentucky and not
Speaker 1: the other schools that wanted you so badly?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I think it came down to the people for me
Speaker 6: and uh, where I was gonna go and three or
Speaker 6: four years later become a better person.
Speaker 1: Uh you don't want to do that? Wait, kid, this
Speaker 1: doesn't sound right at all. With the money and the chicks.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: That comes with it? Right?
Speaker 6: I think I think the SEC program or a Big
Speaker 6: ten program you're gonna get.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be all.
Speaker 6: You know, high level, and it's it's high level pretty
Speaker 6: much everywhere you go when you get to that level.
Speaker 6: But uh, it's what separates it, and what separated it from.
Speaker 2: Me was the people.
Speaker 6: And uh just want to be looked at as not
Speaker 6: just an athlete, but a good human being. So yeah,
Speaker 6: I think the athlete part of it's going to be great.
Speaker 6: And I'll give you some advice in life, they'll get
Speaker 6: it right.
Speaker 1: Let's say someone says to Matt Ponitowski, you need to
Speaker 1: get to Augusta, Maine. You know where main is. It's
Speaker 1: way up there. But you can't ask directions, you can't
Speaker 1: take Google Maps, you have no communication device. Begin your
Speaker 1: trip out of Cincinnati mull Or High School and get
Speaker 1: to Augusta, Maine. Just run into it. What are the
Speaker 1: odds you're running into Augusta, Maine?
Speaker 2: Not great?
Speaker 1: What if you have a plan to go to Augusta, Maine.
Speaker 2: What if you're there?
Speaker 1: Fuel it up. You got the Google Maps, you got
Speaker 1: your phone talking to you, Take it left, take it right.
Speaker 1: You're gonna end up in Augusta, Maine. So have a
Speaker 1: goal in life. Sometimes it is diverted one way, or
Speaker 1: you can snap an ankle or something hit you in
Speaker 1: the head with a truth. Crap happens in life all
Speaker 1: the time. But if you begin life with a plan
Speaker 1: how to get somewhere, the odds of you making there
Speaker 1: are much greater than having no plan.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Secondly, I sit here every afternoon for the last forty
Speaker 1: three years before you were born. Correct, Oh, yeah, before
Speaker 1: your father was born. And I've listened to all the
Speaker 1: excuses for failure in life. The excuses are manifold. If
Speaker 1: you do three things in life, you're ready for this.
Speaker 2: I'm ready.
Speaker 1: Graduate from high school. Can you do that easy? Can
Speaker 1: you work or go to school easy? Three? Not commit
Speaker 1: crime easier? And number four, don't have kids and babies
Speaker 1: till you get married. If you do those four things,
Speaker 1: you don't need a government program. You don't need hip
Speaker 1: hop classes, you don't need Sunday night basketball, you don't
Speaker 1: need finger painting, you don't need rec centers. You need
Speaker 1: to those four things, you'll be successful. Can you smell
Speaker 1: when I'm cooking?
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm smelling it.
Speaker 1: Years from now. If I would have you on and
Speaker 1: I'm in my fifty third year in broadcasting, what will
Speaker 1: Matt Ponatowski be doing ten years from now, I'll be
Speaker 1: the next of the on sanders seg Man. Give me
Speaker 1: some sports and make it fast.
Speaker 2: Will he?
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Speaker 1: Spar Are you fast? Can you run a little bit?
Speaker 2: I'm like Dion was fast.
Speaker 1: He'd be in the bedroom, turn off the lights and
Speaker 1: be in bed before it was dark. How fast is that?
Speaker 2: Almost as fast as me? Please continue?
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Speaker 1: What did Mike Brown say?
Speaker 7: He did say that looks like they're working to get
Speaker 7: a deal done for Trey Hendrickson Shamar Stewart. Maybe a
Speaker 7: different story apparently.
Speaker 2: Oh. I think it's interesting and I like to see
Speaker 2: what the NFL does with that.
Speaker 7: The National Football League, says Ian Rappaport says that the
Speaker 7: Bengals have sent at least one fresh offer to Hendrickson
Speaker 7: over the past few days. What about Shamar Stewart the
Speaker 7: defense of end, Well, it's another story. Like I said,
Speaker 7: they're all excited about their signing of a Barrick, former
Speaker 7: Bearcat quarterback, an NFL quarterback, Desmond Ritter.
Speaker 1: He could play quarterback right now for the Bengals.
Speaker 2: Correct. Oh, of course, I mean if they hit me up.
Speaker 2: Please continue. Let's see.
Speaker 7: It looks like Dax Hill is going to be okay
Speaker 7: for the start of training camp. So is bj Hill
Speaker 7: good to go? Tom Bolden, formerly a cole Rain, now
Speaker 7: the king head football coach out at Lakota West, receiving
Speaker 7: Paul Brown Coach of the Year award.
Speaker 1: You don't feel good about Lakatta Western baseball, do you?
Speaker 2: We'll see him next year? Please continue.
Speaker 7: Let's see, will ye after taking two or three against
Speaker 7: those Mets at City Field, the Reds are now into
Speaker 7: in Washington, d C. To take on the Nationals. Brady
Speaker 7: Singer up against Jake the Snake, Irwin.
Speaker 1: Could you play shortstop now for the Reds and put
Speaker 1: Dela Cruz in center?
Speaker 2: I don't know. About that one.
Speaker 7: Coverage begins a five for five Sports Talk RNL carriers
Speaker 7: Inside Pitch and then Kelsey Chevrolet Extra Inning Show after
Speaker 7: the game.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be a Kenwood Country Club Me and you
Speaker 1: against Griffin and Wally Sweeney.
Speaker 2: Are you in on?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 2: Please continue.
Speaker 7: Let's see wille Soccer FC Cincinnati back atop the Eastern
Speaker 7: Conference with that one nil win at Salt Lake on Saturday.
Speaker 7: The orange of Blue is also a top the standings
Speaker 7: for the supporter Shield.
Speaker 2: Oh, hopefully we get that back.
Speaker 7: But next up for FCC is Saturday night at Miami
Speaker 7: CF and a return match v Messi Matt Ponatoska.
Speaker 1: If you thought about playing soccer, maybe going to FCC
Speaker 1: the Reds and the Bengals all simultaneously, now would that
Speaker 1: be something?
Speaker 2: It would But my soccer days are over. Please continue.
Speaker 7: Scotty Scheffler wins the Open Championship Willie at seventeen under
Speaker 7: par by four shots over Harris English. Second major of
Speaker 7: the year. He's got three legs now of the career
Speaker 7: Grand Slam. Howout he cannot be stopped. Can you play
Speaker 7: golf as well as Scotti Scheffler? I wish please continue?
Speaker 7: Big ten let's see the USA Today Big ten Football
Speaker 7: poll is out. Pay attention, Matt, penn State number one
Speaker 7: to win at all over, Ohio state, Ohio state two, outrageous,
Speaker 7: Oregon three, Michigan four, or I mean that team up north.
Speaker 1: Did you get a good education? Mauler?
Speaker 2: Oh great?
Speaker 1: What's the score? Root of eighty one nine?
Speaker 7: Please continue you and let's see Michigan, Illinois, and Indiana
Speaker 7: are five and six.
Speaker 1: What's the capital of the state of Pennsylvania Harrisburg? Correct?
Speaker 1: Very good, not bad? Pretty good education. He doesn't know
Speaker 1: what deer Park is though, Say he asked me, where's
Speaker 1: deer Park? I said, you gotta be kidding me.
Speaker 2: Not great with geography, obviously.
Speaker 1: All right, Matt, thanks for coming in. Why were you here,
Speaker 1: by the way, why are you here?
Speaker 6: I was with John John and friends on his little
Speaker 6: on the radio.
Speaker 2: Now you're in the major leagues. Oh, of course that's.
Speaker 1: Screw it up, Matt. We'll talk later. I gotta get
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get to Griffin. We're gonna play you me
Speaker 1: and you being my partner in pickleball or golf?
Speaker 2: Correct? Both?
Speaker 1: God bless America. Segment give me out of the student's report.
Speaker 1: Please Willie and honor of the Moeler Crusaders, said the
Speaker 1: two times two times Gatorade Football and Baseball player of
Speaker 1: the Year. I'm gonna repeat it this year too, his
Speaker 1: senior year and kick Cole Raine's ass around their ear lobes.
Speaker 7: We leave you with the immortal words of the Steward Report.
Speaker 2: What's your contribution going to be? What problems are you
Speaker 2: going to solve? What crimes you commit? What discoveries will
Speaker 2: you make? None? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Let's not get political. Met Congratulations on a life well led.
Speaker 1: You're great in sports and that would be great in life.
Speaker 2: Thank you. I really appreciate it. God bless America.
Speaker 1: Coming up next to from the House of Representatives, Adam
Speaker 1: Bird Bird is the word about the voting Columbus all
Speaker 1: the news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Let's continue now.
Speaker 1: About two or three weeks ago, the governor vetoed some
Speaker 1: of the measures of public education here in the state
Speaker 1: of Ohio. And I think one of the vetos was
Speaker 1: over turned the others. Not a man with his finger
Speaker 1: on the pulse of what's happening in New Richmond, the
Speaker 1: home of the Lions, and also Columbus is state Representative
Speaker 1: Adam and Noam Bird. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: As we sit here at two twelve pm Eastern time.
Speaker 1: What happened this morning? If anything?
Speaker 4: Thank you, Bill. I am still in Columbus. We met
Speaker 4: at eleven am a special session called by the Speaker
Speaker 4: to consider a couple of property tax issues. You described
Speaker 4: them just a second ago at school funding issues. I
Speaker 4: think they're more properly described as as property taxes. And
Speaker 4: as you know, Bill, the property tax payer all over
Speaker 4: Ohio is crying out for help. And that's what this
Speaker 4: was about today, was to bring some property tax really
Speaker 4: to town homeowners.
Speaker 1: And what happened goes media reporting, is that one of
Speaker 1: the three was overturned, the emergency levees. The other two
Speaker 1: not what was overturned.
Speaker 4: There you go. So the one that was overturned was
Speaker 4: the part about no new replacement property taxes, no new
Speaker 4: emergency levees, no new substitute levees. And if you're going
Speaker 4: to put in an expense levee on the ballot, you
Speaker 4: cannot have carryover balance and access of one hundred percent
Speaker 4: of your expenses. So this is a you know, an effort.
Speaker 4: There's so many different property tax levees asks that are
Speaker 4: out there that that schools and townships and villages and
Speaker 4: so forth can ask for. And we're limiting the number
Speaker 4: of types of property taxes that you can ask for
Speaker 4: in the future.
Speaker 1: So if someone claims we have an emergency levee, the
Speaker 1: the eers emergency levees are out.
Speaker 4: That's right, emergency. You cannot use an emergency levey anymore.
Speaker 4: You can't use a substitute levee anymore, you can't use
Speaker 4: a replacement levy. Now I would preface also that will
Speaker 4: it by reminding you that that has to go through
Speaker 4: both chambers, and since the budget bill always originates in
Speaker 4: the House, the House has to go first. We've overturned
Speaker 4: that today and so now the Senate will get together
Speaker 4: in the next couple of weeks and consider the same thing.
Speaker 1: I would thank you and the House are not going
Speaker 1: to involve yourself in some furtive act. You would have
Speaker 1: to have an understanding that the Senate's going to follow
Speaker 1: the lead of the House.
Speaker 2: Is that correct?
Speaker 4: I think so yeah. And you know, everybody knows who
Speaker 4: their state senators are in southwestern Ohio, and I do
Speaker 4: believe they'll be considering it I think though, will side on.
Speaker 4: They will come down on the side of property tax
Speaker 4: payers and will decide to override the governor's veto. And
Speaker 4: you know, people crying out on this issue. There's more
Speaker 4: left to do, Willie. There is way more to do
Speaker 4: on property taxes, and we got to get to that
Speaker 4: and have some substantial conversations about property taxes. But for today,
Speaker 4: we have taken the first small bite of the apple.
Speaker 1: Well, the other thing is the Columbus Dispatch is reporting
Speaker 1: that the House that means you punted overriding videos in
Speaker 1: two other proposals that would allow county budget commissions to
Speaker 1: lower voter approve levies and secondly, change the formula known
Speaker 1: as the twenty mil floor, which guarantees a certain amount
Speaker 1: of moneys for districts. Did you punt on those other
Speaker 1: two issues?
Speaker 4: We did, Willie, and so they're still on the table.
Speaker 4: We're still going to consider them in the future. But
Speaker 4: and you accurately described both of those vetos. One would
Speaker 4: give the County Budget Commission the authority to reduce unnecessary
Speaker 4: excessive property tax collection, and then the other one was
Speaker 4: changing the twenty millli floor calculation. We're still going to
Speaker 4: consider that but we wanted to get moving on this,
Speaker 4: and we could only get sixty two House Republicans in
Speaker 4: Columbus today. Three of them were unable to be there,
Speaker 4: and then we had a couple of no votes. So
Speaker 4: we have to be careful about making sure that we
Speaker 4: can get sixty votes in the seats ready to vote.
Speaker 4: And it takes a three fifth vote to overcome a
Speaker 4: governor veto, and that means we've got to have sixty
Speaker 4: out of ninety nine House members.
Speaker 1: I would assume therefore the other two did not come
Speaker 1: up because of the Speaker, Matt Huffman, who may come
Speaker 1: on with me tomorrow, didn't have the votes.
Speaker 2: Is that fair to say?
Speaker 4: I think it's fair to say. Or we want to
Speaker 4: have abundance of caution. We'll make sure that we've got
Speaker 4: them later on when we can get a couple of
Speaker 4: more House Republicans in Columbus, and we just an abundance
Speaker 4: of caution. We knew we could get the one. We'll
Speaker 4: come back and get the other ones later perhaps, But
Speaker 4: you know, right, like I said, there's that threshold of
Speaker 4: sixty out of ninety nine that have to vote for this,
Speaker 4: and there were several three Republicans that couldn't make it
Speaker 4: to Columbus today, and we'll get the other ones hopefully
Speaker 4: picked up later on. I wouldn't say that they're off
Speaker 4: the table, but punting them and dealing with them later.
Speaker 4: And by the way, well, I remember the governor had
Speaker 4: sixty seven line eight in vetos. We only doubt we're
Speaker 4: only talking about three of them today. There's a lot
Speaker 4: more of them that House Republicans would like to override
Speaker 4: his veto on. So we've got a lot of work
Speaker 4: to cope, and the constitution allows us to do that
Speaker 4: for the next year and a half. Anytime during the
Speaker 4: General Assembly, we can override the governor's veto.
Speaker 1: Did you pick this one in leadership because you knew
Speaker 1: you had the votes?
Speaker 2: And this does not.
Speaker 1: But on the other hand, Adam Bird of New Richmond,
Speaker 1: this doesn't reduce property taxes presently, but it may reduce
Speaker 1: it in the future. But by overriding this particular veto,
Speaker 1: it doesn't change present property taxes at all.
Speaker 2: Is that is that accurate?
Speaker 4: You got it though. It's not a big step, but
Speaker 4: it is a first step, and it's a first small
Speaker 4: buy at the apple, and there's more less to do.
Speaker 4: It does not reduce your property taxes yet, but it
Speaker 4: will change and perhaps keep them from increasing in the future.
Speaker 4: It doesn't mean that a political subdivision like a village, township, school, whatever,
Speaker 4: they can't ask for new moneys in the future, but
Speaker 4: we're limiting the types of levees that they can ask
Speaker 4: for and makes we want to be transparent. That's what
Speaker 4: this is about, transparency with voters. And you know we
Speaker 4: can come pick up these other line Night and Vito's
Speaker 4: later in in the General Assembly and maybe as early
Speaker 4: as this coming fall.
Speaker 1: Why not do them all together in September. You're not
Speaker 1: going to meet again, I guess until after Labor Day one,
Speaker 1: not wait and do all three together.
Speaker 4: Well, I think the plan on that, Lily is because
Speaker 4: a build does not become law until ninety days after
Speaker 4: it has the required signatures on it. And so you know,
Speaker 4: if we get this done, we've got it done today.
Speaker 4: If the Senate comes back and gets this done at
Speaker 4: the end of July or beginning of August, that the
Speaker 4: ninety day window would start August, September, October, and then
Speaker 4: that would give you November and December to make sure
Speaker 4: that it was in place for the January twenty six
Speaker 4: fiscal year. So that's that's why we come back and
Speaker 4: do those now, and hopefully we'll get some more property
Speaker 4: tax issues in the future. It's pretty important. And you
Speaker 4: know there's another there's several house builds that we're considering
Speaker 4: that would really limit property tax growth. One of them
Speaker 4: is House Bill one to eighty six, which would limit
Speaker 4: property tax increases to the rate of an and I
Speaker 4: think property tax payers would greatly appreciate that, especially in Willie.
Speaker 4: You and I talked before about the abolition of property
Speaker 4: tax movement that's coming in Ohio.
Speaker 1: If that happens, all hell breaks loose. So the goal
Speaker 1: I think, if Matt Huffman and others the governor included,
Speaker 1: is to try to slow down the momentum for the
Speaker 1: six hundred thousand signatures, because if that thing gets on
Speaker 1: the ballot, I guess it won't be on this November.
Speaker 1: Maybe in May or November of next year, all hell's
Speaker 1: going to break loose because the voters of Ohio will
Speaker 1: vote to eliminate the property tax. In which case you
Speaker 1: got a problem.
Speaker 4: Well, I think your reading of the situation is dead
Speaker 4: on Willy. It didn't get the requisite signatures, didn't make
Speaker 4: it for the November twenty five ballot, but they've got
Speaker 4: another three hundred and sixty five days to collect signatures.
Speaker 4: There may be a wealthy benefactor at some point that
Speaker 4: chips in and tries to help with the signature collection
Speaker 4: to try to get it on the ballot in November
Speaker 4: twenty six. And my reading of that will is similar
Speaker 4: to yours that if that gets on the ballot, that
Speaker 4: there will be a lot of taxpayers that say, yes,
Speaker 4: I want to eliminate my property taxes. And when that happened,
Speaker 4: we're going to have to find a way to transition
Speaker 4: some of these services to another form of tax if
Speaker 4: if I don't know that the state of Ohio would
Speaker 4: pick up that bill, but we would allow local entities
Speaker 4: to increase their income tax or increase their sales tax
Speaker 4: to cover that difference.
Speaker 1: And that would be difficult. I've spoken to some township
Speaker 1: officials who currently don't have the power to enact an
Speaker 1: income tax, and one of the glories of living in
Speaker 1: a township, as you may know, is there's no township
Speaker 1: income tax. One of the reasons I moved to a
Speaker 1: township is because I wouldn't have to pay two percent
Speaker 1: income tax. The idea of residents in a township voting
Speaker 1: for the first time ever in Ohio to have an
Speaker 1: income tax would be an into fodder. That would be
Speaker 1: a problem.
Speaker 4: Well you know, okay, so yeah, people don't don't like
Speaker 4: income taxes, but they don't like property taxes either, Bill,
Speaker 4: and so you know, there's got to be a transition
Speaker 4: because there are some necessary services that your county provides,
Speaker 4: that your township provides, what's your villages to provide and
Speaker 4: inner cities, and so it would if left up to
Speaker 4: the local entity, the local voter can decide if they
Speaker 4: want those services or to what extent they want those services,
Speaker 4: how much are they willing to provide because most people,
Speaker 4: especially I would say in a place by Campbelton County,
Speaker 4: they're paying I don't know, maybe close to ten thousand
Speaker 4: dollars a year on their property taxes more and you know,
Speaker 4: or more. Yeah, So you know, it's transitioning, Ohio. If
Speaker 4: that's what's required, if that's what the voters demand come
Speaker 4: November of twenty six, then we've got to find a
Speaker 4: way to transition from a property tax to something else.
Speaker 1: Well, the Farris tax is a sales tax. It's paid
Speaker 1: for by Kentuckians and Hoosiers as well as buck guys.
Speaker 1: We get the benefit of them using Hamilton Counties roads
Speaker 1: and bridges. They the sales tax plus. As an American,
Speaker 1: you decide whether to pay it or not. I decide
Speaker 1: it may be a difficulty to buy a car that
Speaker 1: you can get one in Covington as well as in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Of course you have to register it here. Maybe people
Speaker 1: become more residents of other states. But I would decide
Speaker 1: whether to pay a sales tax based upon my volition
Speaker 1: to buy an item. When it comes to income taxes
Speaker 1: or real estate taxes, I really don't have control over
Speaker 1: that because I have to live somewhere. And as far
Speaker 1: as income taxes, I'm very fortunate to have a nice income,
Speaker 1: but I pay tax on that. I don't mind paying taxes,
Speaker 1: which are rents paid to live in the greatest country
Speaker 1: in the world. That's fine with me. In fact, when
Speaker 1: it comes to the property tax, I'm very likely to
Speaker 1: vote no. I do not want to get rid of
Speaker 1: the property tax, because it is a tax. What we
Speaker 1: need is reform of the property tax, not the elimination,
Speaker 1: because it would mean the only way to get money
Speaker 1: then would be income taxes or grossly increased sales taxes.
Speaker 1: Either you or maybe Matt Huffman told me that if
Speaker 1: you had to have a sales tax to take the
Speaker 1: place of the property tax, it'd be twenty percent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know if it's going to be that
Speaker 4: much or not. It would depend upon that local government
Speaker 4: how much they're spending, and it would depend on how
Speaker 4: much the local board, whether it's commissioner, city council, whatever,
Speaker 4: would decide to put on the ballot. But yeah, I mean,
Speaker 4: the sales tax is another stool legg in the stool,
Speaker 4: and other states are doing a lot more sales tax
Speaker 4: than Ohio is. And so it would be up to
Speaker 4: the taxpayer to decide if they want to abolish property
Speaker 4: taxes in November twenty six and it makes it, and
Speaker 4: then how to replace that would be up to the
Speaker 4: local governing And but.
Speaker 1: It'd be difficult to pass in a township income taxes.
Speaker 1: That would be impossible. That would be a fool's Errand
Speaker 1: and so I would hope that the property taxes actually
Speaker 1: on the ballot, numerous organizations would come together and say
Speaker 1: this is the impact of your vote. All of us
Speaker 1: want to pay as low taxes as possible, but damn it.
Speaker 1: We need schools, we need police, we need fire, we
Speaker 1: need road repair, we need the basics of government. In Ohio,
Speaker 1: it's handled at a low cost compared to other states.
Speaker 1: And I just hope that the voters understand if you
Speaker 1: eliminate property taxes, the schools need a new funding mechanism.
Speaker 1: And I can't imagine the city of Maderra, for example,
Speaker 1: which I think is a one or one and a
Speaker 1: half percent income tax, to go to a four percent
Speaker 1: income tax, or to go to a county wide twenty
Speaker 1: percent eighteen percent sales tax would be confiscatory. But I
Speaker 1: will see what happens down the road. You're predicting you're
Speaker 1: going to vote again on these other two proposals to
Speaker 1: limit it, and then we'll see what happens. You know,
Speaker 1: Adam Bird of New Richmond. I always say we get
Speaker 1: the government we deserve, and at times that concerns me greatly.
Speaker 1: But Adam Bird, good luck to you. We'll see what
Speaker 1: happens down the Thanks for reporting this to the American people.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, Bil, It's an honor to be with you again
Speaker 4: and again. We're what we did today trying to protect
Speaker 4: the rights and the values of property tax payers who
Speaker 4: we are hearing from, and great numbers, and yes, you
Speaker 4: make some great points. So we've got to make sure
Speaker 4: that we're funding government of all kinds. We want to
Speaker 4: have the services that we have and finding the fairest
Speaker 4: way to pay for those with all of the different
Speaker 4: people that would be benefited by that's where we've got
Speaker 4: to go. We've got a lot of work to do
Speaker 4: on this issue.
Speaker 1: Stay wrap, Adam Bird, thanks for coming on this afternoon.
Speaker 1: God bless you, and God bless America.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Thank you, Bill God. I'll just continue with more.
Speaker 2: There you, Gavin.
Speaker 1: You know, it's one thing to live in the city
Speaker 1: of Madeira and to pay large, high property taxes for
Speaker 1: schools that are functional, sometimes in the top five in
Speaker 1: the state of Ohio. Madera's schools. All right, you pay
Speaker 1: a lot of money and you get a lot of result.
Speaker 1: To live in the city of Cincinnati and pay higher
Speaker 1: real estate taxes than in the city of Madeira and
Speaker 1: not be able to send your kids to the schools
Speaker 1: that you pay for because they're so bad, that's another issue.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more. We never stop. We simply continue.
Speaker 1: The river keeps on rolling on news radio seven hundred.
Speaker 1: Ww these folks want a fight. It's a fight I'm
Speaker 1: ready to have.
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Speaker 1: Well saying now that Buddy Obama may be indicted. We
Speaker 1: don't indict former presidents, do we? What's he gonna what's
Speaker 1: he gonna be indicted for?
Speaker 8: The vision for change comes from first and foremost, it
Speaker 8: comes from me.
Speaker 2: That's my job.
Speaker 1: According to Tulk, be indicted because he's himself. We don't
Speaker 1: indict former presidents, do we?
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 2: Nixon he went and done it.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 1: How about Trump?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: How about he gets a dieted every week for every day. Now,
Speaker 7: what a deal?
Speaker 1: He organize a conspiracy to violate the laws of this country.
Speaker 7: And I'm with the President of the United States to
Speaker 7: bring back the Washington Redskins, bring back the Cleveland Indians.
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Speaker 1: that Bengals held their annual pre training camp luncheon today.
Speaker 1: Tell me about Mike Brown, mister excitement.
Speaker 7: And let's see two days away from camp starts on
Speaker 7: Wednesday at ten am.
Speaker 1: Don't be late, Dave, gimmy, give me a cut from
Speaker 1: Mike Brown and you can tell segment the excitement and
Speaker 1: his voice for the coming season. Bengals haven't made at
Speaker 1: least one fresh contract offer to Terrey Hendrickson. Nothing new
Speaker 1: to the communications you have.
Speaker 2: You can talk to people anytime anywhere. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Why does any talk to Stewart? Well, they are talking
Speaker 1: the language. It's the language. What's the anger?
Speaker 7: The agent that wants the language in the Bengals say no,
Speaker 7: so what happens?
Speaker 2: Agent says yes. Bengals say no, that's normal.
Speaker 7: I don't know what happens I don't know what practice
Speaker 7: start Wednesday, Wednesday at ten am.
Speaker 2: He better be there.
Speaker 1: In the first two games of the season, going back
Speaker 1: six uh huh uh, the coach Zach Taylor has a
Speaker 1: record of one and eleven in those twelve games.
Speaker 7: Well, I think one, you're going to see a lot
Speaker 7: more regular players playing in the preseason.
Speaker 2: No, get hurt.
Speaker 7: That's including number nine. They'll be hurt. And then I
Speaker 7: think they they they got to get off to a
Speaker 7: good start. Really they go off at zero and three,
Speaker 7: it's it's uh, one and eleven. I have no idea.
Speaker 1: That's a that's the worst record in the history of
Speaker 1: the NFL.
Speaker 7: And you got the best quarterback and the two best
Speaker 7: wide receivers in the whole league.
Speaker 2: Go one and eleven segment. You may not know, but
Speaker 2: that's not good.
Speaker 7: Also, Willy Tom Bolden Lakota West named today as the
Speaker 7: Paul Brown Coach of the Year. Between Lakota West and
Speaker 7: Moeller who won in football, Uh, Lakota West beat Moller
Speaker 7: right and I won in baseball.
Speaker 1: To todayball, I think Mason beat him in baseball. Lakota West,
Speaker 1: they have the better team, goes to Matt Ponatowski, but
Speaker 1: they lose goes in those sports, doesn't certainly mean the
Speaker 1: best team doesn't always win in life.
Speaker 7: Segment correct, you ought to know that Red's update Brady
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Speaker 1: this UH Tech CEO and the head of HR unbelievable
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Speaker 2: The best you got to.
Speaker 7: You got the mister and missus Philly fanatic going at it.
Speaker 7: You got the Trump up and embracing Hillary. I believe
Speaker 7: they they both they both head south yeah, I bet
Speaker 7: what was the other one that was? Oh, Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 7: and a referee. He's holding it, he's clutching a referral,
Speaker 7: hugging a referee. These two people are making millions of
Speaker 7: dollars living the life. Right, go to a Coldplay concert
Speaker 7: right mark Boston in Boston. The guy looks up and said, hey,
Speaker 7: let's go, let's go over the cross cam.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as the CEO has got his hands on her
Speaker 1: boobies and she's the HR director.
Speaker 2: What can go wrong on? Who do you call? Then?
Speaker 1: Ghostbusters the assistant HR director. Okay, that gives eight eight eight,
Speaker 1: whatever it is, it gives feminists a job.
Speaker 2: You're an HR director.
Speaker 1: I graduate from Harvard or Yale or somewhere, you're in
Speaker 1: women's studies, you become an HR director.
Speaker 7: And of course the company has to be based here.
Speaker 7: She will sue all millions of dollars. Well, then he'll
Speaker 7: get divorced to it. And how much is that going
Speaker 7: to cost?
Speaker 1: His wife? Indicates things aren't going well right now. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't think so should not touch me?
Speaker 7: Maybe you know who might be involved in the litigation.
Speaker 1: Joe Dieters, the Magic Man, does he Marlin shiverduck. Does
Speaker 1: he do those kind of absolutely enough money, He'll do
Speaker 1: about anything.
Speaker 2: Okay, believe me, Joy that might go to the you
Speaker 2: might go to justice, Joe Dieters said, let me see
Speaker 2: the evidence.
Speaker 7: Also will he congrats to all the TV folks and
Speaker 7: everybody that got all the Emmys over the weekend, and
Speaker 7: Kanyo Rourke got Kanye Rourke and also Tricia Misher, Mackie
Speaker 7: Ye got Faron Johnson.
Speaker 1: Daron Johnson, She's good. Why don't we ever get an Emmy.
Speaker 2: For this rady? You think we're out of it?
Speaker 1: Thank you?
Speaker 2: Just test figure that out? Just testing you think you're
Speaker 2: gonna put us? They put you on TV.
Speaker 1: And understand, Andy Furman was there?
Speaker 2: Is that correct? That is correct?
Speaker 1: And the fur Ball was there asking the only good
Speaker 1: questions asked by anyone. Why didn't you ask the tough questions?
Speaker 1: I just didn't feel like it. You were slurping.
Speaker 7: Just I just I'm I'm worthless without wild.
Speaker 1: Band and you say that for the history of mankind
Speaker 1: Right there, the wild Man will be here to harass you,
Speaker 1: oh boy, merciless slate next week. I want to be
Speaker 1: there for it. He's offerating the pick six booth. Yeah, yeah, unbelieving.
Speaker 1: I'll keep five and give you one. That's the pick six.
Speaker 1: You are you suggesting some improper handling? And no, it's real,
Speaker 1: it's reality. That's what that's called.
Speaker 2: I go there once.
Speaker 7: How how did the big bash at Sycamore Township go over?
Speaker 7: Did you in the first lady?
Speaker 1: No, Penny loves the powdered donuts when she wears a
Speaker 1: black top. I know that, but we did not go
Speaker 1: this year because I've seen ac DC before. I didn't
Speaker 1: want to see him again.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, did you go to the festival though,
Speaker 2: and walk like walk around?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: I figure it was going to be muddy. Play golf
Speaker 1: at Kenric Country Love. I thought it was in the
Speaker 1: baton death March. Keep the carts on the path. Every
Speaker 1: ball I hit was one hundred and fifty yards left
Speaker 1: of the cart path. I put the bag on my
Speaker 1: back and start walking. I felt like a caddy again. Tino,
Speaker 1: I got hammered, We got hammered. Tough weekend. Huh, Mike,
Speaker 1: Let me guess. Would you lose fifteen bucks?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Twenty eight? Oh wow? Well big deficit there.
Speaker 1: And in the money segment when you look at somebody
Speaker 1: the eyes that I beat your ass, give me your
Speaker 1: money and in the money.
Speaker 2: Okay, else, it's just the pride, pride knowing you.
Speaker 1: But I kicked the ass Steve, Mike, Steve, Tina and
Speaker 1: I were partners in Mike Lane and played very well.
Speaker 2: So I don't know. We got our ass kicked. Well,
Speaker 2: now you got Matt.
Speaker 1: I's gonna play right, He said. He doesn't play golf
Speaker 1: and doesn't have clubs.
Speaker 2: Though that guy can do anything.
Speaker 1: He's the Gatorade Player of the Year in two sports. Right,
Speaker 1: he makes Barry Larkin look like a numb nut and
Speaker 1: he goes to malor. He's the player of the year
Speaker 1: in football and and baseball and he's a junior.
Speaker 2: Thank you. I don't know.
Speaker 7: Is he better in foot? I mean, he's better in both? Right,
Speaker 7: you can't he is? He can't both? Right, it's like
Speaker 7: being It's like dating twins. You have to choose one.
Speaker 2: When'd you do that?
Speaker 1: I take both? Oh that's a different issue. Oh okay,
Speaker 1: all I can tell you Matt Ponatowski is a good kid. Though, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: he is good kid.
Speaker 2: He said.
Speaker 1: He can't come back anymore. As coach called him, he said,
Speaker 1: leave him alone. He did the Studge report. Jeez, I said,
Speaker 1: let's get him on here before the mull Or High
Speaker 1: School finds out bingo which case that's it? Oh well,
Speaker 1: well you gotta you gotta make your own music and city.
Speaker 1: He was here, He was here for.
Speaker 2: Kiss one oh seven act. We aren't that bad. They're
Speaker 2: they're worse. It's terrible. John John awful.
Speaker 1: And then his mother worked with John John at another
Speaker 1: radio station, so you know it's Matt good.
Speaker 7: They were out there tossing the football and you should
Speaker 7: have saw John John try to catch a football.
Speaker 1: Ten thumbs, had no chance like him. All right, give
Speaker 1: me out of the studg's report. We got many issues,
Speaker 1: so little time, okay.
Speaker 7: Willie and honor of a beautiful Monday with nice cool
Speaker 7: temperatures out there.
Speaker 1: I think I'm having on tomorrow and liveing legend from
Speaker 1: the Boston, Massachusetts Bobby Or No, keep going, Uh, Tom Brady, No,
Speaker 1: Bill Belichick, Howie car what the And then next week
Speaker 1: Tom Brenneman, the Bill Belichick, Will the interview Jay Hudd
Speaker 1: be in the house, I'd say yes, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I said, I'm looking.
Speaker 2: Forward to it.
Speaker 7: He said, he's he's he is talking to coach Belichick himself.
Speaker 1: Tom over the weekend once again with Steve Bartonman on
Speaker 1: the mic in Chicago. That guy's like disappeared, right, he's disappeared.
Speaker 1: He's handled it with more class than Cubs fans have. Oh,
Speaker 1: I mean that guy. He got the World Series ringing
Speaker 1: the year after the Yeah, that's true. And they wanted
Speaker 1: to honor him throughout the first pitch and he said no,
Speaker 1: well he's probably still the one of the ten most
Speaker 1: wanted and Shane and you got it. You got the
Speaker 1: World Series rings so well. But uh but Tom Brennman
Speaker 1: was on the mic and uh, that's the history. But
Speaker 1: he's gonna interview Bill Belichick and uh, his lover maybe
Speaker 1: Jay Hood. Give me out the Students Report, please, Willy,
Speaker 1: we leave you with the immortal words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 2: If you don't think you have a problem in your community,
Speaker 2: you're probably wrong.
Speaker 1: Lastly, the Red Lakes have played one hundred games as
Speaker 1: I speak, correct. They have played fifty at home and
Speaker 1: fifty on the road. Right, they're just beat it home.
Speaker 1: The best team in baseball home record is the Metropolitans,
Speaker 1: But coming up this month are games against Saint Louis.
Speaker 7: Well, they got Tampa Bay this weekend, Yankee. Then the
Speaker 7: Dodgers gone to town, no problem there, and then after
Speaker 7: that h Brewers at some point. They never got to
Speaker 7: play the Brewers seven more times throughout the rest of
Speaker 7: the season. And the Cubs they haven't. They have not
Speaker 7: done with the You gotta.
Speaker 1: Beat the Brewers, the Cubs. They can't beat the Brewers,
Speaker 1: the Cups, the Pirates of the Cardinals. Is that a problem? Yes,
Speaker 1: they beat the Yankees right, five out of six. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they beat up on h Boston they were one in three,
Speaker 1: but then New York Mets they're two and one. They
Speaker 1: played the good teams well and the bad teams poorly,
Speaker 1: and Pittsburgh stinks.
Speaker 2: And everything.
Speaker 1: They got one good player now and he doesn't hustle
Speaker 1: cruise and one good looking girlfriend talking about I call
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