Speaker 1: Naw Billy Cunningham to the great America, and welcome to
Speaker 1: this Gloria. It's great Wednesday afternoon to triest date after
Speaker 1: the great skeeech of Donald Trump. We have analysis of
Speaker 1: that coming up later. Plus I want to announce once
Speaker 1: again I'm not dead. I don't think I am. I
Speaker 1: think I'm alive and I continue to live. Plus we
Speaker 1: have so much happening with the weather coming up, and
Speaker 1: also Reds Baseball, and about three weeks from Thursday it
Speaker 1: all happens. Everyone's getting ready for my great speech to
Speaker 1: compel the Redgs to glory and more. But until then,
Speaker 1: Liz Bonus of the Health Reporter Medical Reporter a Channel
Speaker 1: twelve's done some great work recently on ozempic and also
Speaker 1: on measles, and also on what's going to happen on
Speaker 1: Saturday night Sunday morning with the time change and so
Speaker 1: much more. And Liz Bonus, welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham shown. Liz, how are you?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: I am great. Let me tell you something. This time
Speaker 3: change is going to like do the community in people
Speaker 3: do not realize how miserable everyone will be by Monday morning.
Speaker 1: Tell me why it's different than the other way, because
Speaker 1: in the fall, you fall back. In the spring you
Speaker 1: spring forward. The Trumpster says he's getting rid of it.
Speaker 1: It's not going to happen for a while. Explain what
Speaker 1: the mechanism is. I think at two am on Sunday morning,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, it's three am, and you lose
Speaker 1: an hour in a sense. So tell the American people biologically, physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually,
Speaker 1: physiologically what happens. Give me a full report.
Speaker 3: Okay, the full report. And I want you to know.
Speaker 3: Not only do I know this from looking at the
Speaker 3: research and the summary reports, but for a long time,
Speaker 3: I worked weekend mornings, and so I would often have
Speaker 3: to host an event at night. It would finish it
Speaker 3: like midnight, and I'd be back up by two. And
Speaker 3: if you hit that daylight saving time night, you don't
Speaker 3: go to bed, You lose an hour of sleep and
Speaker 3: just go right back to work. So I started marking
Speaker 3: it in my calendar, like, don't take an event that
Speaker 3: may keeps you up till midnight on this weekend, or
Speaker 3: you will lose your mind.
Speaker 2: Why is why?
Speaker 3: What happens?
Speaker 1: Why is that? Because the other way, it's like you
Speaker 1: get an extra hour. So you know in the fallt
Speaker 1: you get an extra hour, oh guys, but in the spring,
Speaker 1: completely different. What is the mechanism at work?
Speaker 3: So it messages with what they call your circadian rhythm.
Speaker 3: And you know when you go to like Australia or
Speaker 3: something and they say, hey, you're going to get into
Speaker 3: this weird time zone if you can stay up to
Speaker 3: get yourself on kind of a normal sleep cycle because
Speaker 3: daylight and timing matters, and you wouldn't think like, wow,
Speaker 3: it's an hour, but you'd be amazed when they start
Speaker 3: adding up what happens in the body. You are simply
Speaker 3: more tired, which leads to reduce alertness, which means you
Speaker 3: are tired, which means we have more car accidents on
Speaker 3: the roads, which means we have more heart attacks, which
Speaker 3: means we have more mental health problems like depression and anxiety,
Speaker 3: which means we have appetite changes. So we want to
Speaker 3: hurt someone because you know you're hungry or you're starving
Speaker 3: and you don't sleep. You want to eat like all
Speaker 3: the time. So it's just so you know, it's not
Speaker 3: your imagination. Oh my good, you have hormones in your gut.
Speaker 3: We call them leptin and grellin, and they talk to
Speaker 3: each other, and so when you don't sleep, they don't
Speaker 3: communicate well. And one telling you eat eat and the
Speaker 3: one is saying stop eating doesn't work.
Speaker 4: Are the names?
Speaker 1: What are the names of these hormones? Tony Bender's gonna
Speaker 1: make it. What are the name of these hormones.
Speaker 3: They're called leptin and grellin L E P t I
Speaker 3: N and g r e h l A N. I believe,
Speaker 3: and they they work on. It's one of the reasons
Speaker 3: that those new medications make a difference because they delay
Speaker 3: gas or emptying, and they think that it disrupts some
Speaker 3: of the appetite hormones, which you know is the same
Speaker 3: thing that happens if you have gas or bypad surgery.
Speaker 3: You get rid of the places and the gut that
Speaker 3: have appetite hormones and you don't find yourself craving at
Speaker 3: food and over eating as much. But sleep changes will
Speaker 3: really mess with that as well.
Speaker 1: Well. So this is a problem, and you would recommend
Speaker 1: I guess I think the Trumpster is going to do
Speaker 1: this at some point. If you can do it is
Speaker 1: simply say no more daylight savings time you'd be in favor.
Speaker 3: Of that, I would be in favor. You know, think
Speaker 3: about why.
Speaker 5: We did it.
Speaker 3: We used to do it because we wanted the daylight,
Speaker 3: you know, earlier, so people could be out on their
Speaker 3: farms and things like that. But we don't live that
Speaker 3: lifestyle anymore. We don't necessarily need the daylight at a
Speaker 3: different time of day. So right now it doesn't really
Speaker 3: make sense except that it wrecks our health. And by
Speaker 3: the way, even in the fall, although it's a little
Speaker 3: better because you gain an hour, we still have many
Speaker 3: of these same problems with like increased accidents and loose
Speaker 3: swings and all that, because it still messes with you.
Speaker 3: So anything that messes and sleep messes with your.
Speaker 1: Life, so you could become violent. So when you have
Speaker 1: an argument with your husband or your wife, boyfriend, girlfriend,
Speaker 1: you have to be more careful on Sunday on Monday
Speaker 1: because it might have a two or three and eight
Speaker 1: lingering effect than you would have maybe in the fall,
Speaker 1: because your circanium rhythms are all screwed up and these
Speaker 1: two home ownes are fighting with each other.
Speaker 3: You know what, I would not debate that I am
Speaker 3: always grouchy when I don't sleep. So whoever is around me,
Speaker 3: whether it's a spouse or a coworker or whatever, look
Speaker 3: out because I might just like accidentally, butite your head off.
Speaker 1: I'll be here.
Speaker 3: It just gives you like a short fuse. Did you
Speaker 3: notice that?
Speaker 1: Well, Lis Bonus, you're also are doing a story here
Speaker 1: about ozempic can make you go blind. Now explain how
Speaker 1: ozempic suddenly you can't see anything. Give us a full
Speaker 1: report on that one.
Speaker 3: So this is really interesting. They have found an association,
Speaker 3: not necessarily a cause and effect on people who take
Speaker 3: these GLP one medications that I just said, kind of
Speaker 3: mess with your gut. They delay the gastric emptying. And
Speaker 3: so what started happening was a couple of the eye
Speaker 3: doctors noticed that when people were coming in with certain
Speaker 3: vision problems, the common link was this semaglue tide or
Speaker 3: will go over your ozempic or whatever zepp bound majuro,
Speaker 3: whatever brands you take. And so they started documenting these
Speaker 3: vision problems and patients using these drugs, and several of
Speaker 3: them presented with a medical condition. It's got a really
Speaker 3: long name. It's called non arteryeric anterior ischemic optic neuropathy
Speaker 3: or NaIO.
Speaker 1: Tony, write that down. Can you say that again slowly?
Speaker 3: Non arteriatic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy.
Speaker 1: That sounds bad, That sounds terrible.
Speaker 3: It is a what they call a non inflammatory disease
Speaker 3: of the small blood vessels in the back of the
Speaker 3: optic nerve, and so it occurs when the blood supply
Speaker 3: to the optic nerve is insufficient and that damages the nerve.
Speaker 3: And the I doctor that I interviewed for the story,
Speaker 3: we're airing it on Local twelve right before six tonight,
Speaker 3: she said, it's very sudden, like you'll have a sudden
Speaker 3: partial vision loss, and sadly it is quite often permanent.
Speaker 3: They don't have a treatment for it. So the question
Speaker 3: is that a lot of the people who take the
Speaker 3: medicines also have like diabetes, that's why you get on it,
Speaker 3: and that can mess with your vision too. So they're
Speaker 3: trying to see is this something that over time it
Speaker 3: is a blood sugar thing and only these people will
Speaker 3: have this happen, or is it truly the medication anybody
Speaker 3: on it could have this happen.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, the thing I think about is fen
Speaker 1: fen because in about fifteen twenty years you took fen
Speaker 1: Fen and the weight just the pounds, so as you walked,
Speaker 1: is fell off you? And I'm concerned. I have a
Speaker 1: family member on ozempic. I think it's a generic. She's
Speaker 1: using something else and she's lost I'd say twenty five
Speaker 1: thirty pounds and it's worked. Are you concerned about three
Speaker 1: or five years from now that this will be a
Speaker 1: fen Fenn story?
Speaker 3: You know, I think you never know all of the
Speaker 3: risks until you have millions of people on them. But
Speaker 3: the one difference I will tell you from fen Fen
Speaker 3: is that people that were having complications were often using
Speaker 3: that as a weight loss medication as an off label use, okay,
Speaker 3: whereas this is one of the things listed on the
Speaker 3: labeling is that you can have some vision problems. In
Speaker 3: the minute you have any change in your vision, you
Speaker 3: should see your eye dop. But keep in mind that
Speaker 3: everything is benefit versus risk. So when you look at
Speaker 3: some of these medicines, they can bring down your heart
Speaker 3: disease risk, your stroke risk, your kidney problem risk, your
Speaker 3: diabetes complication risks, and so you're taking right now they
Speaker 3: have like in this one article from JAMA, nine documented
Speaker 3: cases of vision changes compared to the millions that are
Speaker 3: on it. Now, if you're one of those nine, life
Speaker 3: isn't good. But if all the others are living longer,
Speaker 3: feeling better, losing weight, kidneys are lasting, you always have
Speaker 3: to weigh a benefit versus a risk. But the important
Speaker 3: thing is that this needs to be on all the labels,
Speaker 3: and they are, you know, adding this now as you
Speaker 3: know some perhaps an association. And we also need to
Speaker 3: do more research to find out like we simply don't know.
Speaker 3: And you know, they are working on an ozempic pill,
Speaker 3: a pill that would do the same thing rather than
Speaker 3: the injections. And you can imagine people the only thing
Speaker 3: that keeps people from going on ozembic now that are overweight,
Speaker 3: they have to give themselves a shot. And people don't
Speaker 3: like needles.
Speaker 1: Well, double well world. You know, doctor Carryokus put me
Speaker 1: on an injectable thing for my cholesterol. And I'm taking
Speaker 1: all the cholesterol pills for years, and I felt like
Speaker 1: I'd been beaten up every morning, and I say, you know,
Speaker 1: is there something mouse muscular pain? He said, The new
Speaker 1: thing out is an injectable and I have no problem
Speaker 1: putting the thing up against my thigh or my side
Speaker 1: and injecting it for twenty seconds. Some people do. In fact,
Speaker 1: some people, he said, will not use this injectable, which
Speaker 1: is the newest thing for muscular pain because of cholesterol medicine.
Speaker 1: Because people don't want to give themselves a shot. And
Speaker 1: even if you have lived with a loved one, they
Speaker 1: don't want to give you a shot because there is
Speaker 1: a little bit of blood involved. You know, it's just
Speaker 1: a prick, it's a skin prick. But I get it
Speaker 1: that some people just have an affinity against needles and
Speaker 1: so ozempic. If it becomes a pill, it'll double in size,
Speaker 1: won't it.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness? And then some But you know who's
Speaker 3: the worst with that whole shot thing? You big strong guys.
Speaker 3: I know guys that will break bones on the football field,
Speaker 3: and yet you stay to them. I need you to
Speaker 3: take this injectable medicine to save your site, or to
Speaker 3: save your kidneys, or to save your heart. No way
Speaker 3: not doing that. I mean, they are the biggest babies
Speaker 3: with needles. What is up with that?
Speaker 1: Well, Tony Benders, he's a fraying. In fact, if he
Speaker 1: goes in on zimpeg or if he gets one of
Speaker 1: these cholesterol drugs, I'm gonna have to inject him once
Speaker 1: a month. In fact, I inject myself twice a month
Speaker 1: with his fancy non pain muscular thing because of cholesterol.
Speaker 1: I have high cholesterol now it's real low. But Tony
Speaker 1: wants me to inject him so that he doesn't have
Speaker 1: to take the cholesterol drugs anymore because he has muscular
Speaker 1: pain and he's a big hairy ass man.
Speaker 3: You know what, I'll take your word for that. You
Speaker 3: know what, you that is the reason you are not dead.
Speaker 1: I'm not dead to my knowledge, my boy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're taking this stuff and it's keeping you alive.
Speaker 3: Like you know, change the headline.
Speaker 1: I told the incore are the reports of my demise
Speaker 1: or so I'm what premature? At some point you're going
Speaker 1: to be right now. Lastly, measles Bobby Kennedy Junior or
Speaker 1: last night had the big speech. People are all upset
Speaker 1: about measles, and I might be caused by kids not
Speaker 1: getting the measle shot, which is extremely safe. On the
Speaker 1: other hand, the President said, was it one in ten
Speaker 1: thousand get autism? Now it's one and like thirty, and
Speaker 1: so something's at risk. And so tell me about measles
Speaker 1: and if I if I had a child, and I
Speaker 1: hope I don't have one right now because it wouldn't
Speaker 1: be with my wife and that'd be a problem. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: I want my kid to get the problem. I got
Speaker 1: a big problem. It'd be two questions from the divorce judge,
Speaker 1: what do you got? And then it's give it to her.
Speaker 1: That's it. But nonetheless, do you encourage I would encourage
Speaker 1: people to get the measle shots? Is that politically correct
Speaker 1: or incorrect?
Speaker 3: So let's just break down the twelve different things that
Speaker 3: you just threw out there. The reason that people fear
Speaker 3: the MMR vaccine is eight years ago there was a
Speaker 3: study which was later retracted that said, hey, these kids
Speaker 3: after age five or six are getting more autism. Here's
Speaker 3: the things that you know you get when you're five
Speaker 3: or six, and one of them was the MMR vaccine,
Speaker 3: the measles, mumps, and rebella. Well, they later retracted the
Speaker 3: studies that there was no association. But then in countries
Speaker 3: where they followed these kids for four, five, six, seven years,
Speaker 3: the rate of autism actually went down after they got
Speaker 3: the MMR shot, not up, and they followed them for
Speaker 3: years and so there was so much confusion, like, oh, no,
Speaker 3: I shouldn't take that shot. It might give my kid autism,
Speaker 3: which wasn't true. And so what used to be a
Speaker 3: disease we had wiped out because we had total herd immunity,
Speaker 3: community immunity is now coming back because people are opting
Speaker 3: out out of fear of any vaccine. And I think too,
Speaker 3: you know Robert F. Kennedy Junior's you know, real statement.
Speaker 3: I think it's totally appropriate to ask any question you
Speaker 3: might have for your pediatrician or your doctor and make
Speaker 3: the choices that are right for you with vaccines. But
Speaker 3: you should never say not get in any unless you
Speaker 3: want your kid with a measles sink to go blind,
Speaker 3: to have hearing loss, to have brain damage. I mean,
Speaker 3: these are the things from measles that are already happening
Speaker 3: in this one hundred and sixty four people that we
Speaker 3: now have from a little outbreak in Texas among the unvaccinated.
Speaker 3: An unvaccinated person who has measles will infect about eighteen
Speaker 3: other people. If you have COVID, you infect one or two.
Speaker 3: That's how quickly that virus spreads. But it's also what
Speaker 3: they call giving the body immune amnesia and that means
Speaker 3: that rather than like usually you get an illness and
Speaker 3: it boots your immune system so you fight off other stuff,
Speaker 3: this does the opposite. It takes your immune system down,
Speaker 3: so you're more likely to get other illnesses. It is
Speaker 3: that file of a virus, for lack of a better
Speaker 3: way to say it, And that's what we can do
Speaker 3: as the body. And again we come back to that
Speaker 3: benefit versus risk. So if you've got a child by
Speaker 3: actually under five that gets measled, it's not like, oh,
Speaker 3: like chicken pox will happen bad for a few days
Speaker 3: and maybe we'll have no problems. You know, we've already
Speaker 3: had one person die from this. We could have more.
Speaker 3: And if you know there is something that you could
Speaker 3: do with no evidence that there's a downside to this vaccine,
Speaker 3: why would you not want to? So you kind of
Speaker 3: again have to look at the benefit versus the risk.
Speaker 3: We already have a case in Kentucky. It'll only be
Speaker 3: a matter of time before we'll have another one they'll hire.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 1: Lastly, I read on and some of the medical literature
Speaker 1: that I assume I can recall. Getting the polio vaccine
Speaker 1: stood on line twice at Saint Savior grade school. I
Speaker 1: believe I had the measles Do you have to have
Speaker 1: a booster after thirty or forty years if you're in
Speaker 1: your fifties or sixties and you had the measles vaccine
Speaker 1: and you had you had the polio vaccine. I've said
Speaker 1: in the literature that the immunity wears off. Is that true?
Speaker 3: No, Actually, I don't know. For polio, I've never heard that,
Speaker 3: but I know for measles, definitely not true. It is
Speaker 3: a lifetime of protection if you had full immunity, okay,
Speaker 3: And so that means if you had two shots, you
Speaker 3: don't ever need another one. They actually measured the success.
Speaker 3: The only time you would need a booster is if
Speaker 3: you only got maybe one of the shots. And there
Speaker 3: was a time, there was a few years back in
Speaker 3: the early sixties where they had a vaccine that was
Speaker 3: not as effective and they went to a different kind
Speaker 3: of vaccine. So a few people they're asking like, well,
Speaker 3: when did you get it? But for the most part,
Speaker 3: if you've had two injections of the current vaccine, you
Speaker 3: got a lifetime and protection.
Speaker 1: It does not Wan lis Bonus, we have bout a
Speaker 1: minute remaining up against the clock. I wanted to talk
Speaker 1: to you about shingles. One of my wife's family members
Speaker 1: got a terrible case of the shingles face and wanted
Speaker 1: to rye the ear. It was awful, And yeah, can
Speaker 1: you give me a minute on shingles and what older
Speaker 1: adults should do. Give me a minute.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So, shingles is when the chicken pox vaccine or
Speaker 3: the chicken pox virus comes back, and so it's one
Speaker 3: of the reasons they do recommend the shingles back, usually
Speaker 3: if you're sixteen older or sixty five and older. And
Speaker 3: not everybody will have it come back. You just don't
Speaker 3: know who will or who won't. Those things are wickedly painful,
Speaker 3: so if there is a way to prevent them again.
Speaker 3: You know that vaccine has very low complications and in
Speaker 3: most cases now it's covered by your medical insurance plan.
Speaker 3: There was a while where it was like eighty bucks
Speaker 3: a pop and it wasn't being covered, but that's not
Speaker 3: the case. So if I were you, if you've ever
Speaker 3: had the chicken pox, you may want to consider that vaccine.
Speaker 3: And there are certain populations that are a little bit
Speaker 3: more at risk, like if you have diabetes and things
Speaker 3: like that. So this is why you have a healthcare
Speaker 3: provider that knows your history, they can make a recommendation.
Speaker 3: And if you have the chicken pox, you may want
Speaker 3: to ask your doctor if you should get that vaccine list.
Speaker 1: Bonus, you're a fountain of good information. Once again, you're
Speaker 1: the best of what you do. And thanks for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show. And you have a great
Speaker 1: Wednesday afternoon. Thank you very much, Liz Bonus.
Speaker 3: Thank you take the best to know the best. Thank you, Willie.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue to more news is coming up.
Speaker 1: Plus my comments on last night's great speech similar to
Speaker 1: the speech of Martin Luther King Junior, similar to the
Speaker 1: second inaugural address of George Washington, and Trump belongs to
Speaker 1: Mount Rushmore. On news Radio seven hundred Wlwright Billy Cunningha
Speaker 1: in the Great America, I have a Texter from her
Speaker 1: friend of mine, Let's go nameless. Pretty good though. It says,
Speaker 1: among other things, Trump belongs to Mount Rushmore and that
Speaker 1: fool Al Green, the congressman from Texas, belongs to the
Speaker 1: cover of Mad magazine. Pretty good comment. We're going to
Speaker 1: deal with that. I want to point out one other
Speaker 1: thing before we get too far into this. I think
Speaker 1: Liz Bonus is the best of what she does, and
Speaker 1: I was going to bring this up to her but
Speaker 1: did not have sufficient time to do so. And I
Speaker 1: have a list of things to comment relative to last
Speaker 1: night's great speech. It was similar, I think to the
Speaker 1: I have a dream speech by King, or maybe something
Speaker 1: that maybe the Gettysburg Address, something like that very good
Speaker 1: speech by Donald Trump. But I caught this on February
Speaker 1: the twenty first, and of course the media will not
Speaker 1: cover it because it's bad to their doctor fauci types.
Speaker 1: But it says that Yale University researchers released the study
Speaker 1: today that was February twenty first, that says that millions
Speaker 1: and millions of Americans thought to have long COVID may
Speaker 1: have been misdiagnosed and actually have post vaccination syndrome caused
Speaker 1: by exposure to the spike protein and the COVID vaccines.
Speaker 1: In other words, getting the having COVID wasn't a problem,
Speaker 1: but getting the vaccine was the problem. Goes on to
Speaker 1: say the spike protein produced by the Pfizer Maderna vaccines
Speaker 1: triggers the body's immune system, and the FDA claimed in
Speaker 1: a twenty twenty three PolitiFact fact check that vaccine spike
Speaker 1: proteins are not toxic and don't linger in the body. However,
Speaker 1: Yale University researchers report that patients who were never infected
Speaker 1: with the COVID virus itself were sick with post vaccination
Speaker 1: syndrome caused a course by the Maderna and the Pfiser
Speaker 1: vaccines had elevated levels of virus spike proteins in their
Speaker 1: blood up to seven hundred and ten days after the vaccination.
Speaker 1: So the government, without adequate testing, which often takes years,
Speaker 1: almost ordered everyone to get the vaccine, including yours, truly,
Speaker 1: and that NIH poured one point six billion dollars of
Speaker 1: research under Joe Biden into this long COVID research, ignoring
Speaker 1: patients harmed by COVID vaccines, causing more well known patient
Speaker 1: advocates to hide vaccine injury. After a thirteen month long study,
Speaker 1: and Hollywood screenwriter Heidi Ferrara had long COVID took her
Speaker 1: own life after deciding death was preferable to another minute
Speaker 1: of her own personal hell. And according to this fancy study,
Speaker 1: it was caused by COVID, it was caused by the vaccines.
Speaker 1: Now needless to say, if you go to zero hedge
Speaker 1: ZrO hedge, you get the extensive study, which I'm not
Speaker 1: going to go through the whole study. I have simply
Speaker 1: the headlines, but headline, millions of long COVID patients may
Speaker 1: actually be vaccine injured. And when all this came came
Speaker 1: down in twenty twenty In twenty twenty one, you might
Speaker 1: recall that all the drug companies fisrom Madurn, et cetera
Speaker 1: were given a Texas El Paso. The government gave them
Speaker 1: liability for injuries caused by the vaccine. I've had one
Speaker 1: or two friends have serious heart difficulties that they strongly
Speaker 1: suspect were caused by the vaccine and not by COVID.
Speaker 1: And in each case, my buddies had COVID and had
Speaker 1: the vaccin scenes two or three before they got COVID.
Speaker 1: None they had COVID recovered in two or three days.
Speaker 1: Then they had symptoms of long COVID, which continues today.
Speaker 1: But because this runs contrary to what the government tells
Speaker 1: you to do, which is fax fax fax, fax fax,
Speaker 1: you may have learned the last what two weeks, there's
Speaker 1: been no major media outlet is saying that researchers have
Speaker 1: found that millions of Americans thought to have long COVID
Speaker 1: may have been misdiagnosed to actually have post vaccine syndrome
Speaker 1: caused by the exposure of the spike proteins in COVID vaccines.
Speaker 1: Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Secondly, let's
Speaker 1: talk about last night. Got my Popcorn, Got my burners,
Speaker 1: ginger ale? It was. The speech was one hour and
Speaker 1: forty minutes long. I noticed in the beginning some differentials
Speaker 1: as to what normally transpires. By that, I mean that
Speaker 1: when a president addresses a joint session, it's a pretty fancy.
Speaker 1: Of course, the Supreme Court comes, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs,
Speaker 1: and all the admirals and four Stars show up, a
Speaker 1: lot of other dignitaries, and normally, to get started, the
Speaker 1: president is escorted to the podium by the Democratic and
Speaker 1: Republican leader, irrespective who controls the House and the Senate.
Speaker 1: So when you saw Joe Biden or Barack Husain Obama
Speaker 1: be let in and they were led by Democrats and Republicans,
Speaker 1: come together, voters matter, democracy matters. We're all in this together.
Speaker 1: Let's not be partisan. Whether it's a state of the
Speaker 1: Union address or a statement of the Joint Session. The
Speaker 1: Supreme Court's there, the top military brass is there, the
Speaker 1: Diplomatic Corps is there. America together is one. So when
Speaker 1: I hear Democrats talk about the divisiveness and of this
Speaker 1: Trump's speech, who had the divisiveness? The Democrats? So to begin,
Speaker 1: what happens? The President's brought in and every time that,
Speaker 1: whether it was Barack Hussein Obama or Joe Biden or
Speaker 1: Jimmy Carter, whoever it was, what happened is that the
Speaker 1: other side, which stand Republicans, stood up and they and
Speaker 1: they had a little bit of applause. Here comes the president.
Speaker 1: He's not the Democratic president Republican president. He is the president.
Speaker 1: And so the opposing side will always stand up on
Speaker 1: applaud and they're led to the podium by the leadership
Speaker 1: of the opposition party to show we're all in this together. Okay,
Speaker 1: did that happen?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: No? No, the Democrats, the Keem Jeffries and Chuck Sherman
Speaker 1: decided to break with the tradition of escorting the President
Speaker 1: of the United States into the end of their hall
Speaker 1: number one. That's it's rather sad and uh the partisanship
Speaker 1: began with their juveniles. There were more than a dozen
Speaker 1: things that should have elicited bipartisan clapping and support. It
Speaker 1: was easy to do that. Look into my left. CNN
Speaker 1: has a chron up that says Trump's speech extremely divisive,
Speaker 1: what well it responded to? What started the partisanship were
Speaker 1: the Democrats. And I can recall many times when Democratic president,
Speaker 1: whether it was Obama or Biden, would say something you
Speaker 1: might recall. I think the congressman from South Carolina was
Speaker 1: Joe Wilson, was that his name? Who said liar? And
Speaker 1: then Marjorie Taylor Green at some point said a few
Speaker 1: words and the media jumped on them with both feet
Speaker 1: that this is a time of unity. Elections have consequences,
Speaker 1: this is democracy, and let's face it, we're not going
Speaker 1: to have this kind of divisiveness from Marjorie Taylor Green
Speaker 1: and Wilson were regularly barbecued and fricasied and scourged at
Speaker 1: the pillar of political care directness. Things kind of got
Speaker 1: started by the Democrats who did not escored him to
Speaker 1: the podium and didn't stand up. In addition to that,
Speaker 1: how about not the Reverend Al Green, but Congressman Al
Speaker 1: Green of Texas, who's a clown and a fool picking
Speaker 1: up his cane and shaking it at the president in
Speaker 1: an aggressive assault of way. He was ordered out of
Speaker 1: the House Chamber, and that, of course, elicited little support
Speaker 1: from the Republicans and demonstrated the character of the divisiveness.
Speaker 1: And if then the President went on and on. The
Speaker 1: polling is out today and his Brian Comb said, about
Speaker 1: eighty percent of the American people said that was a
Speaker 1: great speech, eighty percent. And as far as Republicans it
Speaker 1: was ninety six percent. And Democrats Democrats said sixty percent,
Speaker 1: that was a great speech. Overall eighty percent. And I
Speaker 1: watched every bit of it. I could not have been
Speaker 1: more proud. I love the fact that Jade Vance was
Speaker 1: sitting behind him. Of course, it could have been someone different.
Speaker 1: I was texting with a certain US Senator during the
Speaker 1: get together and I said to him, imagine the road
Speaker 1: not taken, and that Kamala Harris would be delivering a
Speaker 1: speech that behind her would have been Governor Tim Waltz,
Speaker 1: the Vice president, and maybe a Keem Jeffers. Imagine the
Speaker 1: differential and policy. It's truly unbelievable. Talk about divisiveness I
Speaker 1: listened this morning to my friend and your Scott Sloan,
Speaker 1: who declared me dead about two days ago. Reports of
Speaker 1: my demise or somewhat premature, and my Congressman Greg Lansman
Speaker 1: pointed out how divisive the President Donald Trump was, And
Speaker 1: I didn't see specifically Greg Lansman, he is my congressman
Speaker 1: in the House Chamber. But there's a little bit of
Speaker 1: a list here of times. According to RedState dot Com,
Speaker 1: they had a complete view video of the speech in
Speaker 1: which the Democratic Party did not arise to acknowledge their
Speaker 1: approval with what's being said. Now you can say there's
Speaker 1: several things about the Trump agenda that Democrats dislike, including
Speaker 1: the sexual mutilation of children. Democrats think that's okay. But
Speaker 1: the President at one point announced near the end that
Speaker 1: US armed forces had captured the ISIS terrorist that masterminded
Speaker 1: the murder of thirteen service personnel at Abbygate in Afghanistan,
Speaker 1: And of course that was a bit of a surprise
Speaker 1: that was not announced. Ah at a time, did the
Speaker 1: Democrats stand, Did Greg Landsman stand? The answer is no.
Speaker 1: Then you had the most dramatic thought part of the evening.
Speaker 1: I think it was at thirteen year old boy fighting
Speaker 1: brain cancer. I watched him this morning give an interview.
Speaker 1: He's quite articulate. He's gone through a living hell. Appears
Speaker 1: to be an African American kid, but maybe Hispanic. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure. It doesn't make any difference. But he's fighting
Speaker 1: brain cancer. And the new director of the Secret Service
Speaker 1: handing him a badge, thirteen year old boy with a
Speaker 1: large scar over his skull, and he was just effusive
Speaker 1: with his verbal praise. And he gave the heart sign
Speaker 1: to President Trump and acknowledge that he's now a special
Speaker 1: Secret Service agent. He may make it to the age
Speaker 1: of eighteen, which he wasn't supposed to. Did Greg Lansman
Speaker 1: and the Democrats stand up to issue their approval for that,
Speaker 1: The answer would be no. There was a call to
Speaker 1: lower taxes for middle class Americans. You know, if you
Speaker 1: know the facts that the top one percent of wage journers,
Speaker 1: in other words, the Scott Sloan's of this world, the
Speaker 1: top one percent pay forty percent of the taxes, the
Speaker 1: top five percent pay seventy five percent of the taxes,
Speaker 1: and the top fifty paid ninety eight percent of the taxes.
Speaker 1: And a call to lower taxes for the middle class
Speaker 1: did not receive any applause from Greg Landsman or the Democrats.
Speaker 1: Trump also remarked that the large uptick in enlistments in
Speaker 1: volunteerism in US military in December, January, and so far
Speaker 1: most of February numbers are in. It's at record highs.
Speaker 1: Young Americans want to join the military now. There was nothing,
Speaker 1: nothing to indicate that Greg Lansman of the Democrats like that.
Speaker 1: And there was also a reference to Milania Trump. One
Speaker 1: of her pet projects is making illegal revenge porn generally
Speaker 1: against women or young girls, in which generally males put
Speaker 1: together AI generated images of them or use revenge porn
Speaker 1: in one sense or another. That should be a crime.
Speaker 1: Democrats didn't stand up to applaud for that. Trump talked
Speaker 1: about protecting women's sports. You know, men should not play
Speaker 1: women's sports. Boys should not be in girls' locker rooms.
Speaker 1: That's an eighty percent issue, Greg Lansman. The Democrats sat
Speaker 1: on their hands on that one. Ending the harmful EV mandate.
Speaker 1: If you want to buy an EV, many of my
Speaker 1: friends heavy EV's, Tesla's and also Fords have ad it
Speaker 1: man get one. Should you be mandated? Should we subsidize
Speaker 1: you to get that political choice. No, no recognition by
Speaker 1: Greg Lansman or the Democrats, that was a good idea.
Speaker 1: How about ending discrimination, which is diversity, equity, inclusion, dividing, descending, adding,
Speaker 1: and subtracting by race or gender. He said, that's done
Speaker 1: with recognizing only two sexes, unleashing American energy, ending waste,
Speaker 1: fraud and abuse. Did Greg Lansman and the Democrats agree
Speaker 1: with that? Not one of them. How about the Lake
Speaker 1: and Riley Act in which Democrats opposed that her sister
Speaker 1: who murdered raped by an illigu ali and sister and
Speaker 1: mother were there. Democrats largely did not respond to that
Speaker 1: at all. When he talked about ending tips on overtime
Speaker 1: and social security and tips, Democrats don't like that. When
Speaker 1: he said does bring American manufacturing back home to the
Speaker 1: United States, Democrats didn't agree with that. How about removing
Speaker 1: illegal killers, alien rapists, and drug dealers from the streets
Speaker 1: and securing our border, Democrats don't like that. How about
Speaker 1: waging war and the deadly cartels trafficking deadly drugs found
Speaker 1: no one in the country, do it for Jack, etc.
Speaker 1: Democrats didn't like that. He said we should punish cop
Speaker 1: killers with the death penalty. Democrats didn't like that. Talked
Speaker 1: about ending the sexual mutilation of America's youth. Democrats didn't
Speaker 1: like that. How about the return of American teacher Mark
Speaker 1: Fogel from Russia with his ninety five year old mother.
Speaker 1: By the way, Mark Fogel was a Democrat, but his
Speaker 1: mother asked Trump in Butler County, Pennsylvania to get her
Speaker 1: sent out of Russia. He got him out within about
Speaker 1: two weeks. Democrats didn't like that. He also declared that
Speaker 1: America's youth are perfect as God made them, that genders
Speaker 1: determine that conception revealed at birth. Democrats didn't like that,
Speaker 1: ending wokeness us military. Democrats didn't like that. He gave
Speaker 1: admittance to West Point to a great student with a
Speaker 1: four point four average. Democrats didn't like that. He also
Speaker 1: wanted to improve america defenses with this with the Iron Dome.
Speaker 1: Democrats don't like that. And then pursuing peace in the
Speaker 1: Ukraine and Israel. Democrats didn't like that. So which party
Speaker 1: is divisive? Am I missing something here? So we'll see
Speaker 1: what occurs. But that's just a small list of things
Speaker 1: that Trump supports. Most of those are eighty percent approval.
Speaker 1: We believe in that. We like that almost all those items. Yeah,
Speaker 1: eighty percent do not think high school boys should be
Speaker 1: showering with high school girls and that men should not
Speaker 1: dominate women's sports. Including Martina ne Ratlova agrees with me. No,
Speaker 1: I mean, and she's a well known shall we say,
Speaker 1: lesbian who thirty years ago came out of the closet,
Speaker 1: and she should have come out of the closet. That's
Speaker 1: the reality of her life. But even she recognizes that
Speaker 1: the sexual mutilation of children and allowing men to play
Speaker 1: women's sports taking money from them, or to have a
Speaker 1: high school boys dominating female sports in high school, that
Speaker 1: is stupid. That's eighty percent upon that hill. Democrats want
Speaker 1: to die. Well politically they will die. God bless them.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more after one o'clock today will be
Speaker 1: Jeff crue Air. He's from New Orleans, but his take
Speaker 1: on he's got to call him out in townhall dot
Speaker 1: Com about how Donald Trump has saved the United States
Speaker 1: of America. I could not have imagined last night with
Speaker 1: Harris Waltz and a Keem Jefferies having their vision for
Speaker 1: this country. You know, it might have been a little
Speaker 1: bit different than Trump's would you agree? Twelve fifty five,
Speaker 1: Home of Your Reds, Dominating, Dominating Spring Training on news
Speaker 1: radio seven hundred. Wow, my bully coming in the Great America.
Speaker 1: Of course, the Trump's speech for the Joint Session of
Speaker 1: Congress continues to reverberate throughout the Tristan information and the world.
Speaker 1: I won't say it was a good speech, but it's
Speaker 1: up there. I think with Martin Luther King Junior, I
Speaker 1: have a dream it was similar to George Washington's second
Speaker 1: inaugural or dress, or Lincoln's before he was shot by
Speaker 1: John Wilkes booth. It was a great presentation. And I
Speaker 1: have list after list of the great things that Donald
Speaker 1: Trump said at the Joint Session. That the Democrats were
Speaker 1: like super glued to their seats, and I think Nancy
Speaker 1: Pelosi with her Caine was sucking on prunes and some
Speaker 1: of the other members had their silly ass signs that
Speaker 1: made no sense whatsoever. Joining you and I now is
Speaker 1: Jeff Cree Air from New Orleans radio talk show host,
Speaker 1: author and so much more. Has it caught him up
Speaker 1: a couple of days ago. Trump's first six weeks have
Speaker 1: saved the Union and Jeff Careweer. I was texting with
Speaker 1: a certain US Senator during the speech, and I said,
Speaker 1: imagine your look up and there is President Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: and behind her as a Keem Jefferies, and to his
Speaker 1: right as say Chuck Schumer, and you're looking out there saying, now,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, this is the bridge not taken. Explain
Speaker 1: why his speech and his policies have saved the Union.
Speaker 7: Well, Tim Walls would have been up there, so it
Speaker 7: had been Kim Walls, Jeffrey and Kamala Aaron, so save me.
Speaker 3: So you see that, and then Bill.
Speaker 7: You start packing and saying, Okay, we're out of here,
Speaker 7: because they would literally destroy whatever was left of the country.
Speaker 7: But you know, it has been an amazing start for
Speaker 7: President Trump, just an incredible beginning. He has hit the
Speaker 7: ground running, and I really do believe he's saved the Union.
Speaker 7: And the one thing I point to exhibit A, and
Speaker 7: he discussed it a lot in his speech to the
Speaker 7: Congress and to the American people, is via the border.
Speaker 7: I mean, we were being overrun, we were being inundated
Speaker 7: with criminals, sentinel and just through the power of having President.
Speaker 1: Trump there, just through his strong words, these people better
Speaker 1: not come.
Speaker 7: I mean, border crossings are down ninety seven percent. I mean,
Speaker 7: it is astounding.
Speaker 1: It is astounding.
Speaker 7: On that fact alone, he's saved the Union because he's
Speaker 7: prevented us from being overrun with gang members and criminals
Speaker 7: and drugs. So I mean, and there's so much more, Bill,
Speaker 7: I mean, from there you go to you know, what
Speaker 7: he's doing internationally to try to bring about peace. You know,
Speaker 7: the military recruitment is doing so well because we now
Speaker 7: have a commander in chief that people can be excited about.
Speaker 7: So in his speech, I agree with you, it was fantastic.
Speaker 7: He touched on a lot of the important issues.
Speaker 1: I tell you what, Jeff Creweer, I look at it
Speaker 1: this way, that you have a part in your and
Speaker 1: your great column at town hall dot com. In his
Speaker 1: last dated Union address on February four, twenty twenty, then
Speaker 1: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was so enraged with Trump she
Speaker 1: tore up his written remarks. The act of defiance was
Speaker 1: highly inappropriate and unpresident. It is part of the traditions
Speaker 1: of government when you accept the outcome of elections, which
Speaker 1: of course Democrats don't do that that the opposing party
Speaker 1: kind of walks into the chamber with and in this
Speaker 1: case Joe Biden, when he gave his last address State
Speaker 1: of the Union, he walked in with Republicans, and when
Speaker 1: he walked in, he still Republicans stood up. They applauded
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. He had a few special people like that
Speaker 1: that darling kid who's a teenager at brain cancer, very emotional,
Speaker 1: becomes a secret servant agent and the same thing. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden would do similar things. And the Republicans are stand
Speaker 1: up and they would applaud that fact. And the Democrats
Speaker 1: would not escort Trump into the arena, They would not
Speaker 1: stand up when he walked in. They sat in their
Speaker 1: fat asses for the hour and forty minutes that Trump spoke.
Speaker 1: And all these great individuals, this one guy had like
Speaker 1: seven kids. He's a firefighter, doesn't make a lot of dough,
Speaker 1: and he has like forty fostered children, and he's fostered
Speaker 1: over thirty five years. He's a great American, much greater
Speaker 1: than you and I or anyone I know, because that
Speaker 1: guy lives out the messages of Jesus Christ during Lent
Speaker 1: and no one stood up. And so not only were
Speaker 1: the traditions of the House debased, because the Democrats don't
Speaker 1: accept the outcome of elections. And there's a question in
Speaker 1: there somewhere, please answer it.
Speaker 7: Well, I'll tell you Democrats made pools of themselves, and
Speaker 7: they did act inappropriately. Look at Representative Green, I mean
Speaker 7: he tried to hijack the entire event until he was
Speaker 7: thrown out by the speaker, thankfully.
Speaker 1: He was a fool.
Speaker 7: Their signs were foolish. They're all dressing in pink.
Speaker 1: They looked ridiculous.
Speaker 7: A lot of them left before it was over, a
Speaker 7: lot of them didn't show up. And then, as you say, Bill,
Speaker 7: the gist incredibly heartwarming stories of the young boy becoming
Speaker 7: the Secret Service agent, the moms of those young women
Speaker 7: killed by illegal aliens, the firefighter, how about the man
Speaker 7: who was a hostage in Russia. There were his mother,
Speaker 7: and how about the Corey Compentore family, and then the
Speaker 7: wife and the two daughters. I mean, so many great
Speaker 7: personal interest stories. And they didn't do anything but just
Speaker 7: scowl and sit there. They look ridiculous, and I think
Speaker 7: it's going to hurt them big time, Bill, I really do.
Speaker 7: The poll number showed seventy six percent of the people
Speaker 7: gave President Trump high Marx. Those are a astounding numbers
Speaker 7: in a divided country like.
Speaker 1: We had, Jeff True. About a year year and a
Speaker 1: half ago, the Democrats put together a border security bill
Speaker 1: that provided for a catch and release inside the country,
Speaker 1: and Republicans, I don't know what Center for Langford of
Speaker 1: Oklahoma was doing, agreeing to this, but that bill said
Speaker 1: that we're going to hire thousands of more administrative judges,
Speaker 1: where we're going to have tens of thousands more border
Speaker 1: patrol agents, where we're going to have catch and release,
Speaker 1: which is, you come into the country illegally, you're given
Speaker 1: a report date some point five to seven years in
Speaker 1: the future, and then released our person into the country.
Speaker 1: That was the main reason Republicans said no. One of
Speaker 1: the best parts of the Joint ac Session of Congress
Speaker 1: speech by the Trumpster was the fact we didn't need
Speaker 1: new laws, we needed a new president. And right now
Speaker 1: the numbers are down. It's like, instead of eighty eight
Speaker 1: thousand and one month in February of last year, it
Speaker 1: was one hundred and seventy, five thousand, became six thousand,
Speaker 1: and it's going down now. The numbers are so low
Speaker 1: that they can't arrest them. They can make the refugee
Speaker 1: claim and then ship them back to their home country,
Speaker 1: which means those numbers might go down. But the Democrats,
Speaker 1: How in the world doesn't a normal person recognize the
Speaker 1: Border Security Bill would have put into federal law catch
Speaker 1: and release, which caused the problem in the first place.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm.
Speaker 7: Saying, Bingo, I mean, just remember when President Trump left
Speaker 7: the first time, Bill, I mean, we had a secure border.
Speaker 1: He had done a great job.
Speaker 7: He built a lot of the border wall, we got
Speaker 7: rid of catch and release, we had this remain in
Speaker 7: Mexico policy. And then what does Biden do. He stops
Speaker 7: the border wall construction, He brings back catching release, He
Speaker 7: gets rid of remain in Mexico, and then he you know,
Speaker 7: he says for the world, come on in, you know
Speaker 7: want we want you here. So I think there were
Speaker 7: illegals from one hundred and eighty nations that flooded into
Speaker 7: our country, and we've had a disaster. So President Trump
Speaker 7: reverses all that remain in Mexico again, we got rid
Speaker 7: of catch and release, the border walls coming back. We
Speaker 7: got military down there, which I love to see Bill,
Speaker 7: our US military down helping with the border patrol and
Speaker 7: all of that is working, and I think a lot
Speaker 7: of these folks are probably self deporting, these people that
Speaker 7: don't want to be picked up by Ice, And that's
Speaker 7: another thing going on. We've got Tom Holman and his
Speaker 7: crew going out there trying to find these gang members
Speaker 7: and criminals and getting the hell out of our country,
Speaker 7: sending some of them down to Gitmo, which is a
Speaker 7: great use for Gittmo, you know, store a lot of
Speaker 7: these criminally legals down there. So it's a multifaceted approach
Speaker 7: that is working well. And it's just one of the
Speaker 7: many successes he's had in the short time he's been there.
Speaker 1: And Jeff Crewe Air of New Orleans, you have the
Speaker 1: transgender rights. They had a mother and this is only
Speaker 1: in California, I guess it happens in Illinois, New York State,
Speaker 1: also Massachusetts. That one a child at school begins to
Speaker 1: listen to her popular culture change genders because it's a
Speaker 1: thing to do. One of the most disgusting things I've
Speaker 1: read is that about twenty five percent of incoming students
Speaker 1: in major colleges across this country identify as LGBTQ plus
Speaker 1: plus because of the culture. And there was a mother
Speaker 1: there from California who did not know that her thirteen
Speaker 1: year old daughter was being transitioned by the health department
Speaker 1: at a public school in California. This boy would report
Speaker 1: to school as a boy and then over a period
Speaker 1: of about a year and a half, the boy was
Speaker 1: transitioned to a girl. And then there was a lot
Speaker 1: like a confrontation with the parents inside the school. And
Speaker 1: there's a law in California that says that if your
Speaker 1: child begins to transition as a thirteen or fourteen or
Speaker 1: twelve year old, that the parents need not be notified.
Speaker 1: The mother was there suddenly, it was like a confrontation
Speaker 1: and involving the mother who had no rights. And the
Speaker 1: mother was there in tears that she had a son
Speaker 1: who identified as a as a female and the school
Speaker 1: assisted that child in hormonal treatment, etc. Preparing for castration
Speaker 1: and preparing for the mutilation of the body, and the
Speaker 1: parent had no right. And if the parent doesn't agree
Speaker 1: to this, the state of California will take the child
Speaker 1: away from you through the juvenile court and foster care system.
Speaker 1: That is the hill that democrats want to die on.
Speaker 7: It's unbelievable, you know, they represent I guess the transgender
Speaker 7: community is like zero point five percent of the population,
Speaker 7: So they want to make ninety nine point five percent
Speaker 7: of us abide by all of these ridiculous laws and
Speaker 7: procedures and rules and regulations to placate a very very
Speaker 7: very small number of people. And thank God for those
Speaker 7: mothers and as parents that are fighting back against this.
Speaker 7: And President Trump said, hey, if these schools are going
Speaker 7: to be doing this, they're going to lose funding. And
Speaker 7: that's true. I mean, this is he's getting rid of it.
Speaker 7: You said, we're taking this on, We're taking on Woke
Speaker 7: is going to be gone. And that's exactly what the
Speaker 7: Democrats do. That's who the Democrats want to represent. So
Speaker 7: I think it paints a very stark picture. You've got
Speaker 7: a president and his agenda which represents the vast number
Speaker 7: of majority of Americans. You had the Democrats to represent
Speaker 7: a very very small, small minority with a radical agenda.
Speaker 7: And the difference is clear, was made very clear last night.
Speaker 7: And that's why, I mean, during his speech, that's why
Speaker 7: I thought it was just a home run.
Speaker 1: Well, there's a federal study that I talked about earlier
Speaker 1: that out of one hundred and eight thousand, shall I
Speaker 1: say Transitions one hundred and eight thousand, that the suicide
Speaker 1: rates increased after a transition alcoholism, drug use increased because
Speaker 1: it was a symptom, not a cause. That therefore, if
Speaker 1: you're thirteen, fourteen, or fifteen and you think your body
Speaker 1: is your life into a different body, and the system
Speaker 1: encourages you to transition first with hormones then sexual mutilation,
Speaker 1: it doesn't solve the underlying mental problem. And that, in fact,
Speaker 1: the argument, and I hear it constantly from the radical left,
Speaker 1: that you want a live son or a dead daughter,
Speaker 1: you have to allow this to happen, otherwise your child
Speaker 1: is going to kill themselves. That suicide rates after transitioning increased,
Speaker 1: that drug use increased, that dysfunctioned mental illness increased. Describe
Speaker 1: why the media doesn't play up that study because America
Speaker 1: right now is an outlier. Most of the world is saying,
Speaker 1: if you want to do this when you're twenty five
Speaker 1: or thirty years old, have at it, But not when
Speaker 1: you can't drive a car, you can't smoke a cigarette,
Speaker 1: you can't use drugs, you can't sign contracts, you can't
Speaker 1: get married. Explain why the heel upon which democrats are
Speaker 1: going to die will cause their political death right.
Speaker 7: And you know what, Bill, if you're an adult and
Speaker 7: you have come to this decision and you want to
Speaker 7: spend your money and do this, that's one thing. But
Speaker 7: to do this to children is child abuse. It is
Speaker 7: something that should never be allowed in our country. And
Speaker 7: President Trump said that it will not be and I
Speaker 7: think the vast majority of the Americans applaud that. The
Speaker 7: problem is that a lot of this indoctrination is going
Speaker 7: on in the classroom, and he got radicalized teachers that
Speaker 7: are pushing this and administrators that are pushing this on
Speaker 7: impressionably young people, and as you said, locking the parents out.
Speaker 7: So this has got to end immediately.
Speaker 6: We have got to end.
Speaker 7: And you know, one of the reasons why we're forty
Speaker 7: at out of forty nations as far as education is
Speaker 7: we're spending time on this kind of crap as opposed
Speaker 7: to teaching our young people about reading, writing, arithmetic, science, history,
Speaker 7: what they should be learning in the classroom. So that's
Speaker 7: why I'm very happy we're getting rid of the Department
Speaker 7: of Education, getting back to a real curriculum, trying to
Speaker 7: improve what's going on in the classroom, and this kind
Speaker 7: of content has got to be removed as dangerous, Bill,
Speaker 7: very dangerous.
Speaker 1: Democrats care more about the bathroom than the classroom. And
Speaker 1: you also point out in your column about DOGE, which
Speaker 1: I think is a great idea. How about shrimp running
Speaker 1: on treadmills, how about mice transitioning to a different gender,
Speaker 1: how about Burt and Ernie and Bagdad for twenty million dollars,
Speaker 1: Sesame Street, and you say, without serious action, the country's
Speaker 1: on the road to financial ruin National Desk thirty six
Speaker 1: point five trillion dollars and due to bullet action, DOZE
Speaker 1: is located about almost two hundred billion so far. Now
Speaker 1: they're going after a fraud and social security, which senior citizens,
Speaker 1: like my producer Tony Bender, wants that to happen. The
Speaker 1: money should be for seniors legitimately getting it, not when
Speaker 1: you're one hundred and fifty years old, but secondly next
Speaker 1: to the Department of Defense. But the Democrats hate Doge.
Speaker 7: Why they don't want to see government cut in anyway.
Speaker 7: They don't want to see efficiency, the bureaucracies. They love
Speaker 7: all these agencies growing, and they're all in favor of
Speaker 7: people working from home and not really working and getting
Speaker 7: money they're all four waste, higher taxes. That's what they love.
Speaker 7: I mean, they're socialists at heart. They love big government.
Speaker 7: They love people that are so called experts telling the
Speaker 7: quote little people, the citizens, what to do and how
Speaker 7: to live our lives. Our philosophy is want of freedom
Speaker 7: and limited government and cutting back these bureaucracies. The vast
Speaker 7: majority you're not needed bill. We don't need this kind
Speaker 7: of government.
Speaker 1: And we're going to see through.
Speaker 7: Those that there's incredible waste, more than we've ever thought
Speaker 7: in our federal government. And they've only been there a
Speaker 7: few weeks and they found an amazing amount of savings
Speaker 7: and they're just going to continue to find more. So
Speaker 7: it's of all the wonderful things President Trump is doing,
Speaker 7: that might be the best bill those.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you say in your column. If this efficiency is
Speaker 1: continue for the remainder of the year, imagine nine more
Speaker 1: months of Elon musk doze will save one point three
Speaker 1: trillion dollars in wasteful spending, giving the Trump administration an
Speaker 1: opportunity to balance the budget. The Congress themselves, the GAO
Speaker 1: says two years ago that there's at least two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty billion, maybe as much as five hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty billion dollars per year and waste, fraud, and abuse.
Speaker 1: The Democrats are in charge. They got the report we're
Speaker 1: wasting three four five hundred billion dollars a year, and
Speaker 1: they couldn't care less. They said, well, that's okay, follow
Speaker 1: that report away. Well, Jeff Career, we got to run.
Speaker 1: But the columns at town hall dot com New Orleans
Speaker 1: finest Trump's first six weeks have saved the Union. That's
Speaker 1: a bit of a a of an understatement. He's done
Speaker 1: a lot more than that. But Jeff Crueer, you're a
Speaker 1: great American. And thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Jeff, Thank you.
Speaker 7: Bill appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more. Imagine having a balanced budget, no
Speaker 1: taxes on social Security, tipson overtime, a smaller, more lean
Speaker 1: government in peace throughout the world. That's not bad on
Speaker 1: according to the Democrats, they'll die on the hill of
Speaker 1: mutilating children. Bill Cunningham seven hundred ww.
Speaker 2: Third down in goal from the one Hunt sticks the
Speaker 2: ball out the Bengals Happy boy. They are running it back.
Speaker 2: Sam Hubbard with blockers behind him. Hubbard of the Ravens
Speaker 2: forty the thirty the twenty the ten the Boom touchdown Bengals.
Speaker 2: Tyler Hudley tried to extend the ball over the goal line,
Speaker 2: it got poked away. Sam Hubbard scooped it up and
Speaker 2: ran the length of the field for a go ahead
Speaker 2: Bengals touchdown.
Speaker 1: Hello, hello, quiet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 4: Guy.
Speaker 1: Is that the highlight of the Bengals this century? Think about? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 8: That was in the wild card game against the Ravens
Speaker 8: January of twenty twenty three, and his last play as
Speaker 8: a Bengal was a touchdown pass from Joe Burrow.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that segment. So Sam Hubbard is now done.
Speaker 1: Dunn done, Yes, stellar career.
Speaker 8: Willie He's like Cincinnati native went to Moler, played at
Speaker 8: Ohio State. Drafted in the third round of twenty eighteen
Speaker 8: by the Bengals. And the rest is here.
Speaker 2: High formation backfield behind him, the tailback is Chase Brown.
Speaker 1: Burrow fakes a handoff, drows a.
Speaker 2: Pass Sam Hubbard with the Catchton touchdown Bengals. Sam Hubbard
Speaker 2: raising the football over his head and spiking at Gronck
Speaker 2: style after the first catch of his NFL career.
Speaker 9: Sam Hubbard's starter's career at Moler High School is a
Speaker 9: tight end. Sam Hubbard is an athlete. Sam Hubbard. That's
Speaker 9: a great fingertip catch and controlled the football going to
Speaker 9: the ground. This guy line tight end, linebacker or defensive lineman.
Speaker 9: He just played in the secondary. I mean, Sam Hubbard
Speaker 9: did everything at Moler he can. He can get it
Speaker 9: done and hop out these two fast friends Ohio State teammates.
Speaker 1: Cooking up for big touchdowns this game.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: I mean, you don't know about it, but our quarterback
Speaker 1: went to Ohio State and couldn't make it there. They said, well, Burrow,
Speaker 1: you're not good enough to play, and he wanted to
Speaker 1: go to you. He wanted to go to UC oops oops,
Speaker 1: And then finally accepted by that guy at LSU Tigers,
Speaker 1: Go Tiger, that guy.
Speaker 10: What's that guy's name? Yeah, that coach, I know, yeah,
Speaker 10: go Tiger tig Yeah. And he said, you know what,
Speaker 10: that guy's pretty good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not bad. Look, but there was some question. You
Speaker 1: played two years. The first year he was okay, the
Speaker 1: second year the greatest college football team of all time
Speaker 1: with Jefferson and Jamar Chases the wide receivers and Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow throwing the ball. Thank you will He.
Speaker 8: The stuot reporters approach service every local Tamestar heating and
Speaker 8: air conditioning dealers. Tamestar quality you could feel in beautiful Milford,
Speaker 8: the home of one main gallery called Baker Heating at
Speaker 8: five one three eight three one fifty one twenty four.
Speaker 8: But thank you Roxy. We also want to thank is
Speaker 8: He's for our lunch today. Willy the world's greatest Ruben.
Speaker 8: You know they got the greatest potato cakes in the world. Wonderful.
Speaker 8: The Codfather is back. Fifth Sandwiches now in lent On,
Speaker 8: starting on Friday. We had one segment and Saint Patrick's
Speaker 8: Day's coming up.
Speaker 1: Saint Patty's.
Speaker 8: That means a big corn beef. Oh and that means
Speaker 8: no better corn beef than is He's corn beef.
Speaker 1: There's no better fish sandwich, Father, Godfather, would you agree?
Speaker 8: Elm Street, Florence Forest Park, Red Bank, Western Hills. Get
Speaker 8: there for more than one hundred and twenty years, famous sandwiches,
Speaker 8: salads and soups right there at Izzy's.
Speaker 1: Get her done, Bengals. Update.
Speaker 8: Will He brought to you my good spirits and party
Speaker 8: Town Thirteen convenient locations with the best bourbon selection anywhere.
Speaker 8: Of course, as you said, as we've been talking, Sam
Speaker 8: Hubbard announcing his retirement today from the National Football League
Speaker 8: after a seven year career, went to Moler, played at
Speaker 8: Ohio State. Taken by the Bengals. He's done. This move
Speaker 8: saves nine and a half million in cap space. But
Speaker 8: more importantly, Sam Hubbard was a was a great player
Speaker 8: on the field, and he's a great human being off
Speaker 8: the field. Creating the Sam Hubbard Foundation with the goals
Speaker 8: of bringing healthy lifestyles to all in the greater Cincinnati area.
Speaker 1: You know, we may invite him to come to Deer
Speaker 1: Park High School to raise money. That would be very
Speaker 1: good for the athletic programs at Deer Park because Trey
Speaker 1: Hendrickson did a great job. Yep. And now maybe in October,
Speaker 1: I think I'm gonna go to Jim Stahl right to
Speaker 1: get Hubbard to come to Montgomery and in Montgomery with
Speaker 1: Tom Gregory and raise money for Deer Park High School.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't he like doing that? Do you think I would
Speaker 1: say so?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think he would. Yes.
Speaker 8: College football, Miami RedHawks and Chuck Martin have announced that
Speaker 8: their twenty twenty five football schedule. Miami opens at Wisconsin.
Speaker 8: What versus Luke Fickele What Thursday, August twenty eighth impossible.
Speaker 8: The RedHawks home opener is against UNLV Saturday, September twentieth.
Speaker 8: Red's Update brought to you by Party Town in Florence
Speaker 8: with a tri stage, one stop shop for all your
Speaker 8: party supplies. Hunter Green goes for the Red Legs today
Speaker 8: up against those Rangers actually at two thirty five with
Speaker 8: the rnel carriers inside pitch on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 1: You know segment. Al Green was one of my favorite
Speaker 1: artists of all time. He got into the Congress and
Speaker 1: made a full himself last night. It looked like a
Speaker 1: clown with a caine pointed at the president, Al Green
Speaker 1: of Texas. I hope he sings better than he acts.
Speaker 1: Al Green's at the top of my list. I love
Speaker 1: seventies and eighties music and temptations. Al Green throwing the
Speaker 1: four tops, little roberta flack. It don't get no better
Speaker 1: than that segment.
Speaker 11: I have never seen such a disgraceful display as the
Speaker 11: Democrats put on. I've been to thirteen State of the
Speaker 11: Union addresses altogether. Since I've been in the set. I've
Speaker 11: been to everyone. I've never missed one. It started from
Speaker 11: the moment he walked in and was introduced the President
Speaker 11: of the United States. Not a single Democrat stood, not
Speaker 11: a single Democrat applauded, not one. I've never seen that happen.
Speaker 11: Every time Joe Biden walked into that chamber and they
Speaker 11: introduced him as the President of the United States, I
Speaker 11: stood my butt up and I clapped. Every time Barack
Speaker 11: Obama walked in, I stood up and clapped, even when
Speaker 11: I couldn't stand their policies, even when I was horrified
Speaker 11: at what they were doing. I respect the office that
Speaker 11: the President of the United States, and I respect the
Speaker 11: American people.
Speaker 1: I respected too. Segment, you didn't respect the president and
Speaker 1: who was divisive last night? Of course it was Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: I mean CNN said he was divisive, not the Democrats.
Speaker 1: Let's see first roster cuts to the spring by the
Speaker 1: Red Lakes. Uh reassigned a minor league camp include infielders
Speaker 1: Edwin Arroyo and Cam Collier. Collier was a star player
Speaker 1: for the for the Dayton Dragons, so he may they
Speaker 1: both may move up now to Chattanoogi. I thought Arroyo
Speaker 1: was going to be the shortstop of the future.
Speaker 8: What happened to he is, but I mean you know
Speaker 8: he got cut though, Well, no, he's been sent down.
Speaker 8: He's probably he's going to be in the minor leagues
Speaker 8: playing every day. Well, what do you think they're going
Speaker 8: to put Edwin Worrow in there?
Speaker 1: Over?
Speaker 8: Elie Daily Cruz, please continue College basketball tonight Kansas State
Speaker 8: and the UC Bearcats six thirty seven under WALLW. Xavier
Speaker 8: at Butler and Indie tonight at six thirty on fifty
Speaker 8: five KRC.
Speaker 1: I talked to Bob cole Happ who told me that
Speaker 1: if Xavier wins at Butler, they have one more game left,
Speaker 1: is that Providence, Yes, he the Friars and then on
Speaker 1: to the Big Tournament. And if they win the next
Speaker 1: two and then they get a bye, then they win
Speaker 1: a game. Xavier's in the Big Show.
Speaker 8: Women's basketball and I first run to the Big twelve
Speaker 8: Attorney the Cincinnati Bearcats against Arizona State at six fifteen
Speaker 8: on Fox Sports thirteen sixty Champions Cup Round US sixteen.
Speaker 8: Last night, FC Cincinnati and Ta Grace U, a NL
Speaker 8: out of the Mexican League, battle to.
Speaker 1: A one to one draw. What does that mean now?
Speaker 8: Well, the the Orange and Blue are back in MLS
Speaker 8: play Saturday hosting Toronto FC.
Speaker 1: Where here I said hosting, But this isn't a conclave
Speaker 1: or something.
Speaker 8: Well, the champions Cup Round the sixteen then continues next
Speaker 8: I think next Tuesday or Wednesday, FC has to go
Speaker 8: to Mexico and Monterey to play this Tea Grace team.
Speaker 8: And then it comes down to aggregate again, mate, aggregate
Speaker 8: unless they unless FC beats him.
Speaker 1: Anybody understand all this? Yeah, what about Wayne Gretzky's record?
Speaker 1: It appears it's within ten? Is that correct by a Russian?
Speaker 8: But he will he will still be the great one,
Speaker 8: maybe the second one, you say, second great one.
Speaker 1: We'll see, we'll see about that.
Speaker 8: Ticket packages are on sale right now, starting today for
Speaker 8: the Transformed Cincinnati Open August fifth through the eighteenth to
Speaker 8: fourteen day event this year. And they got all kinds
Speaker 8: of ticket packages and you better get them soon because
Speaker 8: ticket packages last year sold out in two and a
Speaker 8: half days.
Speaker 1: Did Al Green look like a clown?
Speaker 8: What was he yelling? Just stupid thing when they had
Speaker 8: those little paddles up? What was all that with a
Speaker 8: save medicaid? And they had little paddles and you know,
Speaker 8: I mean, these are grown up people, that are supposed
Speaker 8: to be representing us. They look and they look like,
Speaker 8: you know, their train conduct or something.
Speaker 4: Man dunba l dunba Sabota.
Speaker 8: No, I don't know what to tell you, but I
Speaker 8: mean that was that the Trumpster though, was sitting. I mean,
Speaker 8: they didn't even they didn't even applaud for that. What
Speaker 8: that twelve or thirteen year old kid? No the answer?
Speaker 1: Yeah? No, yeah, nice, not good, yeah, real nice.
Speaker 8: I bet you if you're a Democrat today, you're probably
Speaker 8: looking at yourself in a mirror saying that you're you're
Speaker 8: you're stupid.
Speaker 1: How about this segment the seventh grade?
Speaker 12: The Democrats in front of me, and I realize there
Speaker 12: is absolutely nothing I can say to make them happy
Speaker 12: or to make them stand or smile or applaud.
Speaker 1: Nothing I can do.
Speaker 12: I could find a cure to the most devastating disease,
Speaker 12: a disease that would wipe out entire nations, or announce
Speaker 12: the answers to the greatest economy and history with the
Speaker 12: stoppage of crime to the lowest levels ever recorded. And
Speaker 12: these people sitting right here will not clap, will not stand,
Speaker 12: and certainly will not cheer for these astronomical achievements.
Speaker 1: They won't do it no matter what. Five five times
Speaker 1: I've been up here. It's very sad and it just
Speaker 1: shouldn't be this way. Who's being divisive? Segment Trump right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: of course he gets to blame for everything. Got a
Speaker 1: text here from coach Carl Jarman, and he was part
Speaker 1: of the Deer Park High School twenty eighteen championship run.
Speaker 1: He is now the coach of seventh grade basketball. Lakota
Speaker 1: Ridge Junior School did exactly the same thing. Traveno during
Speaker 1: the regular season of the GMC number one seed, four
Speaker 1: and oh in the tournament overall sixteen. Zip I said,
Speaker 1: bring some of those boys in to mars seg Man.
Speaker 1: Will you be here at two thirty? Yeah, to honor
Speaker 1: this team of greatness. Lakota Ridge Junior School and coach
Speaker 1: Jarman undefeated, untied, unscored on bring him in. Let's get
Speaker 1: him in here, segment. Got to get him in. Get
Speaker 1: him in, That's what I'm saying. Get him in. Didn't
Speaker 1: know about it. Thank you for thank you for thinking
Speaker 1: of us. I'm kind of so happy about a twenty nine.
Speaker 8: You know, you know the President was wrong in there.
Speaker 8: The only way they stand up at cheer is says.
Speaker 8: If he says, I quit, I quit, now leave it,
Speaker 8: and he just walks right out of the Capitol, right
Speaker 8: into the domo gone moleyna, come on, let's go, let's say,
Speaker 8: let's go back to mar A Lago. You guys handle
Speaker 8: it the only way they would have stood up.
Speaker 1: The Democrats were saying, a stand up anyway. All were
Speaker 1: sat fat with their wallets, fat asses. But they were
Speaker 1: sitting in puddles of super glue. They couldn't move. Segment.
Speaker 1: I mean, he just shows some how about the fab
Speaker 1: about Nancy, whatever happened to respect for the office, how
Speaker 1: about the s PCT right, find out what it means
Speaker 1: to me?
Speaker 8: Yeah, and then you know it's like that, Well the
Speaker 8: Eagles may not show up at the at the White
Speaker 8: House to be honored. You know what I would say,
Speaker 8: you know, yeah, don't come. I don't care. Yeah, what
Speaker 8: he needed another jersey.
Speaker 1: For, doesn't need it. He's got them all right. Well,
Speaker 1: seg I'm proud he's my president. I mean, and I
Speaker 1: didn't even see it last night. Now I saw you
Speaker 1: were watching.
Speaker 8: I'm watching highlights this morning, and I'm going, you know,
Speaker 8: he's like, you know, whatever he can do. They're never
Speaker 8: They're never going to be satisfied. Sure, cancer going to
Speaker 8: be satisfied with the next guy that heart disease. Not enough,
Speaker 8: peace and prosperity, not enough, Nancy Pelosi's sucking on prunes.
Speaker 1: How about Al Green? I liked his music, did Wasn't
Speaker 1: he one of the best in the seventies and eighties? Yeah,
Speaker 1: now he's a coress.
Speaker 8: I thought he's gonna throw his cane at him, so
Speaker 8: that would have been charges bingo. He left, But then
Speaker 8: Johnson stood up and said, Sergeant of Arms.
Speaker 1: Get him out out, get him out, sabotage segment, Get
Speaker 1: me out of the suit's report. After two o'clock, I
Speaker 1: want to hear again from the American people. I'm taking
Speaker 1: calls again, seg man.
Speaker 8: Watch your chair now, move the phone a little, that is,
Speaker 8: just move right closer, so we don't we don't need
Speaker 8: you falling again.
Speaker 1: I think Mike Allan pulled the chair out from under me.
Speaker 1: Get me out of the students report.
Speaker 8: Willie and Otter of a rainy day here in the
Speaker 8: trice dated then maybe some snow.
Speaker 1: And Burrow Love ran another column today that I'm not dead,
Speaker 1: and Sam Hubbard, God leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 1: of the Stood Report.
Speaker 13: We're gonna choose to not go on vacation in Florida
Speaker 13: or Old Orchard Beach or wherever. We're gonna choose to
Speaker 13: try to buy Canadian products and forgo Bourbon and.
Speaker 1: Other class American products.
Speaker 13: We're probably gonna keep booing the American anthem.
Speaker 1: As the leader of Canada. Yeah, he's going to be
Speaker 1: a Democrat in the House. Yeah, get over there on
Speaker 1: the height of him too. Out out, You're fired segment.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your involvements. Yes, sir, let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna hear from you the American people. Next some
Speaker 1: of the Reds three weeks from tomorrow segment, the twenty seventh.
Speaker 8: San Francisco Giant. That's it on seven hundred wl You.
Speaker 1: All right now, it's your time to speak to the
Speaker 1: great American using the airwaves of seven hundred WLW. Traditions
Speaker 1: has become that every day at two o'clock, I generally
Speaker 1: hear from you the American people. If if forthy tomorrow
Speaker 1: night to most of us, watch the speech of Donald
Speaker 1: John Trump one hour and forty minutes long. I want
Speaker 1: you to call in maybe a little bit of a
Speaker 1: fast break. Give me your letter grade if you on
Speaker 1: my Twitter account, I had it at an A plus.
Speaker 1: I considered it similar to the Gettysburg address, and it
Speaker 1: was wonderful. One hour and forty minutes long, and there
Speaker 1: was reasons to feel as if there was no better
Speaker 1: speech ever administered from the from the well of the
Speaker 1: House of Representatives than that one. And it was wonderful.
Speaker 1: Seven four nine, seven thousand or pounds seven hundred. Call
Speaker 1: in and Dave will line them up, my producer, Dave Keaton.
Speaker 1: They'll be lined up, and then we'll take the call.
Speaker 1: I have about a thirty second segue until we because
Speaker 1: of the delay. But one thing instead, I'm looking to
Speaker 1: my front and I'm watching Fox News. There are now,
Speaker 1: as I speak, dozens of so called protesters inside Barnard College,
Speaker 1: which is part of Columbia University. They're wearing uh shall
Speaker 1: we say hamas garb, shouting about killing Jews. And I
Speaker 1: did not think it would be possible in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: five for liberals and for supporters of the holocaust of
Speaker 1: Jews to be appearing in New York City, in not
Speaker 1: just New York City, but at Columbia University, to take
Speaker 1: down the educational processes of entire university wearing Hamas garb.
Speaker 1: Hamas is a terrorist group. Hamas kills innocent men, women
Speaker 1: and children. Hamas rapes babies, beheads men, and the tortures
Speaker 1: women to death, including a little toddler, Oh about what
Speaker 1: was he? Three or four or five months old? Murdered
Speaker 1: at the hands of Hamas. And we have hundreds or
Speaker 1: maybe thousands in New York City marching around in support
Speaker 1: of that activity and blaming Jews. I honestly, I did
Speaker 1: not think it was possible. And lastly, and Dave Keaton
Speaker 1: lines up the calls will take six calls between now
Speaker 1: and two twenty five, beginning with Ben and Betty and
Speaker 1: several others. One last thing before I go to the
Speaker 1: call seven four nine, seven thousand or pounds seven hundred,
Speaker 1: that Democrats unimpressed by Trump's gesture to the family of
Speaker 1: a young girl killed by illegal migrants. You might recall
Speaker 1: last night it was a terrible, terrible event that took
Speaker 1: place in the state of Texas. That twelve year old
Speaker 1: girl was sexually assaulted over about a two hour period.
Speaker 1: Twelve years old murdered at the hands of three venezuel migrants.
Speaker 1: Her name was josh Lyn Nungari and her mother was there.
Speaker 1: And the three so called men who did this were illegals.
Speaker 1: Now they're facing life imprisonment without the possibility of parl.
Speaker 1: But the mother was there. She lost her twelve year
Speaker 1: old girl because of Biden's economic and or border policies.
Speaker 1: It's really unbelievable. So let's go to the calls. We
Speaker 1: have Spencer, then Ben, we have two lines open seven four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. When you call in, I want to get
Speaker 1: a brief letter grade and if you disagree with me,
Speaker 1: that's part of the freedom of speech. Yes, a call
Speaker 1: in and say nope. I thought the Democrats were right
Speaker 1: to hold up their silly ass signs. I think they
Speaker 1: were right to shake a caine at the president. I
Speaker 1: think they were right not to be part of the introduction.
Speaker 1: I thought they were right not to stand for all
Speaker 1: kinds of reasons, including the young boy, that thirteen year
Speaker 1: old boy that had brain cancer, and a lower tax
Speaker 1: for middle class Americans, protecting women's sports, unleashing American energy,
Speaker 1: all that kind of stuff. And that's the case. Let's
Speaker 1: go to the calls. Five one three, seven four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand, to give each h of the callers about
Speaker 1: a minute or so. Give me the letter grade and
Speaker 1: tell me you think it was good or bad. If
Speaker 1: you disagree, that's fine, call in and tell me why
Speaker 1: you think it was terrible. And to watch to my
Speaker 1: left to watch CNN and MSNBC, they say it was terrible.
Speaker 1: Let's go to the calls. We have Spencer and Middletown,
Speaker 1: and then Ben and then Keegan and h. Spencer and Middletown.
Speaker 1: Give me a full report, give me the letter grade,
Speaker 1: then give me give me your opinion.
Speaker 3: I loved it. It was an a plus for me.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: I liked most of all what he said.
Speaker 9: I liked how he brought the victims of the immigration,
Speaker 9: you know, brought them and showed them, and.
Speaker 3: It was great.
Speaker 1: I liked it. In fact, you're in Middletown, Butler County.
Speaker 1: When I had on the sheriff last week, there were
Speaker 1: at least eight thousand rhymes committed in Butler County by
Speaker 1: legal aliens. Now, Butler County isn't exactly against the Mexican border,
Speaker 1: but can you can you imagine Butler County. I think
Speaker 1: it's the eighth, ninth, or tenth largest county in Ohio
Speaker 1: something like that. There's eighty eight counties and eight thousand
Speaker 1: crimes committed by illegals that are known about Spencer. That's
Speaker 1: not a good number. That's not good.
Speaker 3: Nope, we see it every day over here.
Speaker 1: All right, God, bless you. Thank you for the call
Speaker 1: to go to Polly and Hamilton, then Keegan in Bellevue.
Speaker 1: I'm a fine ice cream shop there in Bellevue. I
Speaker 1: have been there many times. Polly and Hamilton. Give me
Speaker 1: your letter grade and then give me an opinion on
Speaker 1: the speech.
Speaker 3: A plus plus. They it's a Nobel prize.
Speaker 6: Really isn't worth much anymore. But if anybody gets it,
Speaker 6: he should get it.
Speaker 3: And I love j D. Much as I loved Trump,
Speaker 3: and I love Trump.
Speaker 6: I loved him when you didn't love it.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, Wait a minute, now you're going back
Speaker 1: in time. I kind of was loyal, but it was
Speaker 1: my stake going back to twenty fifteen, John Kasick was
Speaker 1: the governor, and I told John early on I would
Speaker 1: support him. But when Trump showed himself to be a
Speaker 1: true conservative, and I had my doubts about him because
Speaker 1: he did support Hillary Clinton. A bunch that is Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: But as you get older and more mature, you change.
Speaker 1: In fact, at one point JD Vance supported Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 1: Now I never did that, anyway, Please go ahead.
Speaker 6: Oh I know, well anyway, I love j D as
Speaker 6: much as I love Trump. I love j D. And
Speaker 6: I love what he's going to bring to the future.
Speaker 6: He's Batman too, or he's Robbin to Trump's batman, and
Speaker 6: he's always.
Speaker 1: Got his back.
Speaker 6: I love them all.
Speaker 1: So I say, magnafeek, Polly, the more successful, Holly, Polly,
Speaker 1: Polly the more successful.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, Willie Willy, what it's Holly, Holly Hamilton.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Holly, welcome to me.
Speaker 6: Listen to me for a minute, as in Cooney, as
Speaker 6: in Cooney, Holly Cooney, Holly Cooney, Jim Cooney.
Speaker 1: Jim Irishman, Irishman. All right, I got he's gone, But Holly,
Speaker 1: look at it this way. Imagine. And I was testing
Speaker 1: with a US senator last night from Ohio must go nameless.
Speaker 1: And I was texting with him and I said, imagine
Speaker 1: if right now, as you're as he is speaking, or
Speaker 1: she the president is Kamala Harris and behind her is
Speaker 1: Tim Waltz and the Keem Jefferies. What kind of speech
Speaker 1: would she be giving. Not good?
Speaker 6: I can't even imagine.
Speaker 5: Not good.
Speaker 6: Stay in your chair. We need you, Willie, to stay
Speaker 6: in your chair and stay healthy and happy. Saint Patrick's day.
Speaker 1: Holly, thank you very much. You're a great America. Let's
Speaker 1: continue now with Keegan in Bellevue, and then Aaron and
Speaker 1: Ben and many others. Keegan, first of all, what is
Speaker 1: the name of the ice cream parlor on the right
Speaker 1: side of the road when I come to Bellevue. What's
Speaker 1: the name of that place? That's it right there? I
Speaker 1: love that place.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it's great place.
Speaker 1: My wife, I get ice good. Anyway, give me a
Speaker 1: grain and give me give me a comment about the speech.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna say beat plus and I'll explain my BT plus. First,
Speaker 14: I'm gonna start out with I think that the reaction
Speaker 14: and the actions and just overall demeanor of the Democrats
Speaker 14: and indicative of how wholly unseerious they are as a
Speaker 14: party and as people.
Speaker 1: So that's my first comment.
Speaker 14: Second, the B plus grade, I'll say that I think
Speaker 14: there should have been a little bit more firmness by
Speaker 14: way of driving Russia to the table, because of right now,
Speaker 14: I don't see why they would even want to come
Speaker 14: to the table other than to keep their troops and
Speaker 14: leaving their dying. But other than that, I wholeheartedly enjoyed
Speaker 14: when he called Elizabeth Warren.
Speaker 1: She's looking down at her damn phone. And the Democrats
Speaker 1: did not stand up when he walked in the room.
Speaker 1: They did not escort him into the room. They had
Speaker 1: their silly ass paddles, they had Al Green. I loved
Speaker 1: his music. He's a terrible congressman shaking a cane. You
Speaker 1: got Nancy Pelosi with her Kane look like she's sucking
Speaker 1: on a prune. And I'm thinking, this is now, this
Speaker 1: is beautiful to watch this. The better he is the worst.
Speaker 1: The Democrats react. Thank you. Let's go to now to
Speaker 1: Aaron and Springborough and then Julian Dayton the Home of
Speaker 1: the Flyers and Aaron and Springborough. Welcome to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. Aaron, how are you.
Speaker 5: I'm great, Willie, thanks for taking my call. Yes, as
Speaker 5: far as the speech, it's an A plus plus plus
Speaker 5: for me. Like your last caller, I absolutely loved the
Speaker 5: Pocahontas comment. But I will say that, you know, I'm
Speaker 5: fifty four years old, a little bit older generation. Maybe
Speaker 5: your generation. My mother in law. I had a long
Speaker 5: talk with her this morning. She's a big Trumpster, but
Speaker 5: that comment kind of offended her. Not offended her, but
Speaker 5: he basically was a little bit concerned that, you know,
Speaker 5: he lowered himself back down to their level. I don't care,
Speaker 5: because again I love him, give him some back here
Speaker 5: and there, but that older generation, maybe even some of
Speaker 5: the younger generation, I don't think they should focus on
Speaker 5: that type of crap. We know who Trump is. He's
Speaker 5: a winner, he's a fighter, and you know he's gonna
Speaker 5: give it back here and there. But overall, like I said,
Speaker 5: I think it was just absolutely wonderful, great speech, and
Speaker 5: I hope this is waking up the eyes of those
Speaker 5: people out there that still call them Democrats and realize
Speaker 5: that party is nothing but a party of death and destruction.
Speaker 5: They want their on demand abortions, they want never ending wars.
Speaker 5: They don't give a damn about the American citizen and
Speaker 5: left it helps them line their pockets and all their
Speaker 5: backroom deals.
Speaker 1: Aaron, to give you a little background on where the
Speaker 1: name Poconnas came from. About twenty five thirty years ago,
Speaker 1: Elizabeth Warren was looking for a job as a professor
Speaker 1: at Harvard, and she put on an application she was
Speaker 1: the descendant of Indians, and which was would lie, and
Speaker 1: she kept using that coin to play to get advancements
Speaker 1: to write books, et cetera. Shows when it was shown
Speaker 1: that she in fact was not the descendant of Indians,
Speaker 1: she kind of said she had a mental lapse, and
Speaker 1: she was told by her in laws that she was
Speaker 1: a descendant of co Cheese and some other arapa ho
Speaker 1: and so she's simply accepted what somebody told her without
Speaker 1: knowing the facts. But that's why that's where the Johanna's
Speaker 1: name came from.
Speaker 5: No, I'm well aware of it, Willie. I knew all
Speaker 5: about it, and I think there was one test that
Speaker 5: came out and proved that Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump probably had more Native.
Speaker 5: American an ey than what Focahontas did. And initially when
Speaker 5: when that name was quoting out there, I kind of
Speaker 5: like the term Focahontas even better than Pocahontas. But again
Speaker 5: I was fine with it. My mother in law knew
Speaker 5: where it came from. I just think again there's a
Speaker 5: lot of people in her generation that they just don't
Speaker 5: want any any fighting or any pushback any negativity, but
Speaker 5: I'm fine with it.
Speaker 1: Aaron, thank you for your callers. Go to Julian Dayton,
Speaker 1: the Home of the Flyers and the Gems, and Julie,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Julie, how are you, hey, Willy,
Speaker 1: I'm good.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you remember me. I brought the
Speaker 4: Centerville Girls date golf championship champions to come visit you.
Speaker 1: I yeah, Please let them win another state title and
Speaker 1: please bring them in. Golf is a game you can
Speaker 1: play your entire life, and you might get a little
Speaker 1: bit worse as time goes by. But golf has taught
Speaker 1: me the value of work. That's taught me the value
Speaker 1: of camaraderie, has taught me the value of rules. When
Speaker 1: you call a call a penalty on yourself, no one
Speaker 1: else saw it. I call a penalty. It's a gentleman
Speaker 1: and a lady sport. And when you when you can
Speaker 1: have girls at Centerville, the Home of the Elks, take
Speaker 1: up the game of golf, they can play it fifty
Speaker 1: years after they graduate.
Speaker 4: I tell you we had so much fun coming to
Speaker 4: visit you. And my daughter is now golfing at Ohio University.
Speaker 3: For second year. She absolutely loves it.
Speaker 4: I'm heading the Florida this weekend.
Speaker 3: I really want her to golf with you though.
Speaker 4: I think you girls, you guys would have a great
Speaker 4: time together. We got it, We got to plan that.
Speaker 4: But getting and I can't wait to see.
Speaker 3: You Opening Day IV.
Speaker 4: I'll be there right and I'm gonna I'm gonna yell
Speaker 4: at you and you and hopefully I can come over
Speaker 4: and give you a huge But getting getting to the
Speaker 4: reason for the call. Last night, I had the UD
Speaker 4: game on and then I had the you know, the
Speaker 4: presidential address coming up. I had on both channels. I
Speaker 4: was so happy that the Flyers won. But I give
Speaker 4: Donald Trump an a plus plus plus. I responded to
Speaker 4: your Twitter this morning. I just love him. I loved
Speaker 4: the transparency. I love seeing where all our tax dollars
Speaker 4: are hard earned, you know, tax dollars are going. And
Speaker 4: I just couldn't believe all the waste that has been
Speaker 4: going on all these years. And I am so happy
Speaker 4: for Donald Trump. I loved him since he came down
Speaker 4: the escalator back in I think it was twenty fourteen.
Speaker 3: I have been a fan the whole time.
Speaker 1: Onlie that's great, do you coach for a living and teacher.
Speaker 1: Are you like a mom just donating time?
Speaker 4: Well, I used to be a medical representative. I used
Speaker 4: to work for a pharmaceutical company. And the funny thing
Speaker 4: is is the day I got laid off after twenty
Speaker 4: three years with that company, I was pretty distraught. But
Speaker 4: then an hour later you said my name on the
Speaker 4: radio because you were reading my email about the Centerville
Speaker 4: girls golf team, and I didn't even care. After that,
Speaker 4: I was like, you know what, Bill Cunningham just said
Speaker 4: my name on the radio. The girls are going.
Speaker 3: To come visit them. I could care less.
Speaker 1: About my job. You know, Julie, tough times don't last,
Speaker 1: but tough women do. And these rocks and rolls they're
Speaker 1: going to happen your entire life. And since you interact
Speaker 1: with teenage girls, it's important to have separate, equal facilities.
Speaker 1: I don't want high school boys pretending to be girls,
Speaker 1: playing girls golf or playing in the girl's locker room.
Speaker 1: I don't want that. And women and men democrats believe
Speaker 1: that men should play female sports and boys should be
Speaker 1: in girls' locker room. If that's the hell, they're going
Speaker 1: to die on let them die politically, because eighty percent
Speaker 1: of us have different feelings, and I can't imagine the
Speaker 1: twenty percent you feel differently than you and I. I
Speaker 1: don't know what world they're living in. And even Martina
Speaker 1: and of rot Talova, not exactly a conservative, has said
Speaker 1: it is ridiculous to consider letting men play women's sports
Speaker 1: or letting boys play girls sports. It ruins girls sports
Speaker 1: completely and separate but equal in this time, and this
Speaker 1: facility works magnificently because without that rule that you won't
Speaker 1: have girls. You want to have girls soccer, you want
Speaker 1: to have girls, golf, you want to have girls rugby,
Speaker 1: you want to have girls tennis. You won't have any
Speaker 1: of that stuff. But well, Julie, we got to run
Speaker 1: and hopefully you continue to live a great life. Come
Speaker 1: see me on Red's opening day, and I'm proud of
Speaker 1: your success, and thank you.
Speaker 3: You got it.
Speaker 4: Thanks Willie, see you.
Speaker 1: Stan, God bless you. Let's continue with We have thousands
Speaker 1: on hold. I can't get to them. I'm sorry, and
Speaker 1: we'll do it again maybe tomorrow. And then I'm gonna
Speaker 1: take off on Friday because I have a medical per
Speaker 1: I have some squash cool. I don't know if a
Speaker 1: skatsquash or squamishes or something on my nose, and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna have doctor Kirkland take it out. It's a cancer,
Speaker 1: but it's very treatable. It's very minor. So I won't
Speaker 1: be with you on Friday, but I'll be getting ready
Speaker 1: for Red's opening day against the San Francisco Giants. Going
Speaker 1: to be bigger than Montana. That's your home of the Reds.
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred. Wow.
Speaker 11: The American people, the contempt those Democrats had. They wouldn't stand,
Speaker 11: as you noted, for the mom of Joscelyn Hungary. They
Speaker 11: wouldn't stand for Lake and Riley's family. They wouldn't stand
Speaker 11: for the thirteen year old kid who survived brain cancer.
Speaker 11: They didn't stand for the young man whose father was
Speaker 11: a slain police officer, whom Trump admitted to West Point
Speaker 11: in the middle.
Speaker 1: Of the speech.
Speaker 11: They wouldn't stand for him. Even the Joint chiefs applauded
Speaker 11: to the kid going to West Point. But you know what,
Speaker 11: the speaker got something slightly wrong. He said there was
Speaker 11: nothing they applauded for and stood for.
Speaker 1: That's not correct.
Speaker 11: There was one thing the entire night they applauded for
Speaker 11: that we sent hundreds of billions of dollars to Ukraine,
Speaker 11: and they all stood and cheered that we sent money
Speaker 11: to Ukraine. But they will not applaud for America tonight.
Speaker 1: Hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting, so really, rock your friends
Speaker 1: on the left. Your Democratic friends will not applaud and
Speaker 1: acknowledge the remaining son of a dead cop who's admitted
Speaker 1: to West Point without four point four. They don't care
Speaker 1: about a thirteen year old boy has brain cancer given
Speaker 1: a special secret service deed. They don't care about the
Speaker 1: mother and the daughter of a woman raped by illegal aliens.
Speaker 1: That they don't care about that rock your comments.
Speaker 15: If there was a playbook on how to do everything
Speaker 15: wrong and make the American people hate you, they're falling
Speaker 15: it to a te Okay, not standing for a thirteen
Speaker 15: year old boy with bring cancer, not standing for the
Speaker 15: family of Lake and Riley, and and all the things
Speaker 15: that are done to shut down the border, so those
Speaker 15: things don't stop. Not applauding anything, being four men playing
Speaker 15: in women's sports, I mean, like like.
Speaker 1: Boom, boom boom.
Speaker 15: Everything they're standing for and doing is completely wrong.
Speaker 1: How about Al Green? I loved his music. He was
Speaker 1: fantastic congressman now and look at that guy, he's shaking
Speaker 1: his cane.
Speaker 15: In fact, that was the first song of our wedding
Speaker 15: that me and Kelly dance to, I've been Loving You
Speaker 15: Too long?
Speaker 1: Didn't Al Green sing that? That was ois ready? I'm sorry?
Speaker 1: Another great scene he died in a plane crash. Is
Speaker 1: Al Green the singer still alive? Do you know what
Speaker 1: was he doing? He's shaking his cane at the president.
Speaker 15: Embarrassing again, just everything, dear people, and say, okay, I
Speaker 15: can relate to him.
Speaker 1: That's nothing you can relate to.
Speaker 15: And whose idea was it to have those little tiny
Speaker 15: circular stand paddles?
Speaker 1: That was dumb, everything wrong, stupid will be remembered because
Speaker 1: this was a horrific night for the opposition.
Speaker 16: Party, regardless of how well she just spoke. It started
Speaker 16: out with al Green getting thrown off the house floor
Speaker 16: because he couldn't keep his emotions under control. Then they
Speaker 16: had the ridiculous paddles, which now social media is roasting
Speaker 16: one side ridiculous. And then, finally, and finally, maybe most terribly,
Speaker 16: the Democrats who couldn't find it in their heart to
Speaker 16: stand for objectively good things, including the ninety five year
Speaker 16: old mother and mark of Mark Fogel and Mark who
Speaker 16: got rescued from a Russian prison, and they couldn't even
Speaker 16: stand up for that.
Speaker 1: I thought Democrats.
Speaker 16: Came into this speech lost and defeated by Donald Trump,
Speaker 16: and today it looks to me like they're even more
Speaker 16: lost and even more defeated to whin this speech started.
Speaker 1: Doing everything wrong. God, Jenny's going to be a US
Speaker 1: Senator from Kentucky.
Speaker 15: If there was a Democrat, like a somewhat even moderately
Speaker 15: prominent Democrat would stand up and say, look, there's a
Speaker 15: lot of things I'm four here, but we're not going
Speaker 15: to allow you know, men to compete in women.
Speaker 1: We're not going They would rise right to the top. Boom.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's why a guy like Stephen A.
Speaker 15: Smith actually could get traction because he might have some
Speaker 15: ideas that relate more to the Democratic Party, but some
Speaker 15: of the sanity stuff that eighty ninety percent of the
Speaker 15: American conglomer agree with. If you can find a way
Speaker 15: to be on that you got, you got die on
Speaker 15: that hill.
Speaker 1: On that hill right there. And they're also not applauding
Speaker 1: finding government waste. That's what this is good. It was
Speaker 1: just this guy could sing it now look he's a
Speaker 1: nut right now. Yeah, hit the music thrown out.
Speaker 13: With you.
Speaker 3: I'm so.
Speaker 1: Why are you looking at those eyes? That's all right
Speaker 1: with me. You're a I say, get top. We're on
Speaker 1: a right there. Hit it out well, he could sing,
Speaker 1: you can't think right now the rock rock you and
Speaker 1: Kelly dancing yes, swaying back into the music. Now you
Speaker 1: got three kids and you're done with life.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 1: That's a while. And when I was running around like
Speaker 1: an Indian naked, naked my own house, you know Michael story.
Speaker 1: But my grandson Cole, when he was a kid like,
Speaker 1: he went around naked too. And then like five six
Speaker 1: seven year old.
Speaker 15: My brother in law calls my wife yesterday and says, hey,
Speaker 15: I just checked my trail cam to see if there's
Speaker 15: any any turkeys that come out in your woods. And
Speaker 15: and do you know that the kids are out there?
Speaker 15: And do you know that one of them has no
Speaker 15: clothes on, with a loincloth, run around with a stick.
Speaker 1: Tarzan at that rate of what, at that rate it
Speaker 1: will be a congressman. One day. He used to get
Speaker 1: some purple hair and a bunch of tats, and about
Speaker 1: Nancy and Nancy Pelosi is sucking on prunes. She had
Speaker 1: that cane in front of her and look at her terrible,
Speaker 1: look terrible, just terrible. Like man, that got me depressed.
Speaker 8: What you'report us a proud service of your local Tamestar
Speaker 8: Heating in air conditioning dealers Tamestar quality. You could feel
Speaker 8: a beautiful Western Hills called Durbin Heating and Cooling. Get
Speaker 8: five one, three, five, nine, eight eighty four forty nine
Speaker 8: or go to Durbin Heating and Cooling dot com. Sports
Speaker 8: Bengals update brought to you by Good Spirits and Party
Speaker 8: Town Willie thirteen convenient northern Kentucky locations of course. The
Speaker 8: Man of Moeller, Ohio State, Sam Hubbard, Sam Bam, thank
Speaker 8: you his retirement today from the National Football League after
Speaker 8: a seven year career.
Speaker 1: Why don't you post that photo of you and he
Speaker 1: together when he was at Maller. He looks the same
Speaker 1: I did.
Speaker 15: I encourage everyone right now go to my Twitter at
Speaker 15: Rocky Boyman fifty I posted a picture of Sam Hubbard
Speaker 15: and nine. This is in the spring of twenty fourteen
Speaker 15: at River's Edge Indoor Sports. I put on a giant
Speaker 15: youth football camp. Okay for a bunch of young kids,
Speaker 15: and I called John Rodenberg, who was then the coach
Speaker 15: of Mohler. He was my eighth grade teacher, and said, hey,
Speaker 15: you know, I want to bring up some guys here
Speaker 15: to help work the camp.
Speaker 1: And various other high school kids came up.
Speaker 15: In this one game, Sam Hubbard looked like a Donnis
Speaker 15: right when he walked in the door, and rumors like
Speaker 15: this guy's going to got a real deal. At the time,
Speaker 15: he was headed to the Notre Dame on a lacrosse scholarship.
Speaker 1: That's a mistake.
Speaker 15: And I remember talking to him and he said, yeah,
Speaker 15: you know, but I also might have an opportunity to
Speaker 15: play football at Ohio State.
Speaker 1: What like, wells pretty good?
Speaker 15: Yeah, truth is an absolute true story with the picture
Speaker 15: is on my Twitter at rocky one and fifty.
Speaker 1: Check it out. Check it out, great stuff, check it out.
Speaker 2: Third, here we go, sticks the ball out the Bengals
Speaker 2: happy they are running it back Sam Hubbard with blockers
Speaker 2: behind him.
Speaker 1: Hubbard of the Ravens.
Speaker 2: Forty, the thirty, the twenty, the ten, the five bank goals.
Speaker 2: Tyler Huntley tried to extend.
Speaker 1: The ball over the goal.
Speaker 2: It got poked away. Sam Hubbard scoop sit up and
Speaker 2: ran the length of the field for a go ahead
Speaker 2: Bengals touchdown.
Speaker 1: Not the best call in the best moment and Bengals
Speaker 1: in the last I don't know, like fifteen years proud?
Speaker 8: How his last play? How about the last touchdown? You
Speaker 8: know his last play is about Joe Burrow touchdown catch.
Speaker 8: How many defensive ends have multiple touchdown many? I mean
Speaker 8: former Rabel had a bunch better than that. I can't
Speaker 8: remember any others. Former Bengals offensive lineman Alex Kappa is
Speaker 8: going to sign with the Raiders. Speaking of the Raiders,
Speaker 8: the mill rusher, big Max Crosby, highest paid non quarterback
Speaker 8: in the National Football League, gets a three year, one
Speaker 8: hundred and six and a half million dollar deal today
Speaker 8: ninety one and a half mill guaranteed.
Speaker 1: Now, where's this? Put? Sack Master Trey Hendrickson rock your reaction?
Speaker 1: How much is that gonna up? Is he as good
Speaker 1: as Crosby? I think right there? Max is better?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: Max is better?
Speaker 2: Right now?
Speaker 1: He was eight of that. It's a big coy two million,
Speaker 1: it's a big contract.
Speaker 15: I think you got to find a way of keeping
Speaker 15: there needs to be some continuity on a defense because
Speaker 15: most of the defense is gonna be gone. Maybe Gino
Speaker 15: Stone comes back. He did not have a good year.
Speaker 15: But you can't you can't get new everybody on defense.
Speaker 15: You gotta have some continuity.
Speaker 8: But somebody said today they're trying to deal with your
Speaker 8: Germaine Pratt. You need the leading tackler last year.
Speaker 1: Yes, I got a brand new d he's had.
Speaker 15: He's had a nice career or two. Maybe not as
Speaker 15: good of a year last year, but I like Germaine Pratt.
Speaker 15: Bengals always half. Red's update brought to you by Party
Speaker 15: Tout in Florence. Hunter Green gets a start today for
Speaker 15: the Reds against those Texas Rangers coming up at three
Speaker 15: h five The action on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 1: What about Al Green? Uh, he's he got.
Speaker 8: Thrown out last night shaking his college basketball tonight. Kansers
Speaker 8: stayed the Wildcats town to face the bear Cat six
Speaker 8: thirty on seven hundred wlw Xager and Butler at six
Speaker 8: thirty on fifty five.
Speaker 1: Near an a r C. Now, Green hit it, Caane
Speaker 1: hit it. This is a great one right here.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 1: The Reverend Al Green became a congressman, made a fool
Speaker 1: of himself, but he could sing, let's sing it man,
Speaker 1: this is your song. You and Kelly swaying in the music.
Speaker 15: Hey, well you put this on the got your lady
Speaker 15: friend by you A couple couple of drains wrong t yep?
Speaker 15: Why do you keep looking at say like that he's
Speaker 15: going to be four means when he's look in the sky.
Speaker 1: Just don't fall out of.
Speaker 15: Your eyelashes fluttering, don't fall out of your chair, cheeks.
Speaker 1: Flushing with Remember the country song Tequila makes her clothes
Speaker 1: for that melts your etch on your ring tone and
Speaker 1: then go ahead out nothing better than the Reverend in
Speaker 1: his prime. He's lost his way now. But I think
Speaker 1: it was pretty good. But that tell you some of
Speaker 1: the do you think we're.
Speaker 15: In behind closed doors? The Democrats art now are like
Speaker 15: why did you do that?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, But I don't know if they are, but they're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: that was good.
Speaker 15: You resisted, you knowing all the rest of the country like,
Speaker 15: what's this idiot doing? There's no normal line of.
Speaker 1: Thinking about this.
Speaker 17: Music makes me want to kiss somebody saying, but look
Speaker 17: at it, make look at you saying I'm just saying good.
Speaker 17: I want to get the hell out of here. You
Speaker 17: are you still going right behind you. What Smitherman likes
Speaker 17: his music? I like Chris Mommer, I like him a lot.
Speaker 1: This ought to be our new Ringtones stooge music. I
Speaker 1: kind of like Staying Alive by the Beechees. By the way,
Speaker 1: the Inquire has another story that I'm not dead, okay,
Speaker 1: just keep running it another day, another day. The other day.
Speaker 1: It must be clicklakes. I'm not dead, okay, but you
Speaker 1: know the people clicking our people that are hoping you
Speaker 1: are dead. So I don't know what that means. I
Speaker 1: got another story here, Jane Hackman's dead dog. Wrongly I did.
Speaker 1: It wasn't his dog that was dead. You want to
Speaker 1: put that in your pipe and smoking his dog?
Speaker 6: Was it?
Speaker 1: They don't know who's weird. The misidentified dog was a
Speaker 1: mixed breed named Zenna Zenna. According to this news story,
Speaker 1: it was in the crate when he died. I don't
Speaker 1: know the dead dog was a different breed. The family
Speaker 1: says Zenna was not the dog owned by Gene Hackman
Speaker 1: and his wife Betsy, So we got more issues here
Speaker 1: than the magazine. Zenna was a mudd, a mixed breed.
Speaker 1: Bear is the pure bred German shepherd that was owned
Speaker 1: by Gene Hackman. Bear dog that's still alive. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: now what do you think rock and Comarde and oxide
Speaker 1: was not involved. No marks on either body. And the
Speaker 1: dog is dead. But it's not Gene Hackman's dog. It
Speaker 1: was a diversion. It was sabotage and killed it. Yes, sabotage,
Speaker 1: NBA sabotage. Who would work from Gene Hackman dead at
Speaker 1: ninety five man sabotage.
Speaker 8: I have no idea Stalog seventeen. I'm holding it's a classic,
Speaker 8: remember that class.
Speaker 1: I don't, but they were good and on the evening
Speaker 1: of June fifth, going into June sixth, No, no, you
Speaker 1: got your time. That that's not no. They the the the.
Speaker 8: No Stalog seventeen was after well, of course, after D Day,
Speaker 8: D Day when they were on the radio, Jean has
Speaker 8: a long mustache.
Speaker 1: Jean long. Jean has a long mustache. That was telling.
Speaker 1: That was the key word that D Day is underway
Speaker 1: with Ted McKay and the gall then said, okay, Jean
Speaker 1: has a long mustache. When that hit, the gall said,
Speaker 1: it's time to blow things up in the air, in
Speaker 1: the water. Jean has a long mustache. You can't make
Speaker 1: this that's the best.
Speaker 8: Also, Willie, today is ash Wednesday, of course, the beginning
Speaker 8: of Lent.
Speaker 1: I'm getting my ashes at seven.
Speaker 8: This is also marks the sixty third anniversary of the Falao.
Speaker 1: Fish sandwiches at McDonald's.
Speaker 8: The great owner operator lou Growing invented the fish.
Speaker 1: North ben Read, which is the first McDonald's in Ohio.
Speaker 1: I grew up right.
Speaker 15: Amen to that me too, if you go there by
Speaker 15: the way, they have a picture of him introducing that battle.
Speaker 8: Ray Cross Gray Croc put his hula burger up against
Speaker 8: the file of fish for the nation, the file of fish.
Speaker 8: Whatever one file a fish got got it nationwide.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 15: They wanted to add a new item to the menu McDonalds,
Speaker 15: and Ray Croc said, how about a burger with like
Speaker 15: a big piece of pineapple?
Speaker 1: One it was it was only a pine only a pineapple,
Speaker 1: have a little onion on it. And Louis said, wait
Speaker 1: a minute, we can do better.
Speaker 15: How about a fish sandwich with some cheese on it?
Speaker 15: It cheese a pretty big big Catholic conglomerate. Let's put
Speaker 15: out outis street. Yeah, the good samwich.
Speaker 1: Unbelieve rock. What's on the big show today? Because I'm
Speaker 1: still waiting to find out why Rodney McMullen you was fired.
Speaker 1: I mean it's either sex or money. I men only
Speaker 1: have sex and money problems, right, take away monk on. Yes,
Speaker 1: he did not know, so if he don't know, no
Speaker 1: one knows. But uh we have today right out of
Speaker 1: the gate. David Niven poly Saiah, you see, good guy
Speaker 1: like David. I thought he was on a big speech.
Speaker 1: Hell of an actor too. I was gonna say, yeah,
Speaker 1: he was in a lot of good movies. He was
Speaker 1: one of my and he's now teaching at uc ors AB. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: he's got maybe al Green. They're a former singer. Now
Speaker 1: rest Will from al Green might be at c C M.
Speaker 1: Happy Together. That's a turtle turtles, and you're going on five.
Speaker 1: I didn't ask yet, you want to come on five?
Speaker 1: Come on? I got to get my ashes at seven,
Speaker 1: so at five o'clock i'll be I'll be ready. Then
Speaker 1: he went out and got some flounder, got a little
Speaker 1: bit of rice, ready to go dinner about five. I
Speaker 1: like that, And I also had woman think Izzy's they
Speaker 1: came in one hell of a cod sir, he's today codfather,
Speaker 1: thank you. Unbelievable like Andy Mack Dennis Jansen said Ronnie
Speaker 1: McMullen was squeezing the Sharman. Is that true? Was he
Speaker 1: squeezing the sharp sess and DJ one of the greatest
Speaker 1: of all time?
Speaker 15: Denny Jansen saw him. I talked to him at the
Speaker 15: sports banquet. He's the best stag. It's either sex or money.
Speaker 15: You want to bet it's either sex or money. I'd
Speaker 15: say it's one hundred percent. Men have problems with sex
Speaker 15: and getting more money. He had all the money in
Speaker 15: the world, but squeezing too much of the Sharman segment.
Speaker 15: Get me out of the Scooze Stooge report, the scoog
Speaker 15: Willie and honor of what we've been talking about for
Speaker 15: the last half hour.
Speaker 1: I have no idea.
Speaker 8: And Gene Hackman's dead dog and we love to find
Speaker 8: and thank God for the file of fish Sandwich.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the Steward Report.
Speaker 18: The behavior of Democrats last night was completely disgraceful and
Speaker 18: demonstrated how severely out of touch they are with the
Speaker 18: American public. It was the most shameful moment in the
Speaker 18: history of presidential addresses in that beautiful chamber, and what
Speaker 18: was supposed to be a unifying moment for our country.
Speaker 18: Democrat members of Congress instead screamed at the President of
Speaker 18: the United States, who was just overwhelmingly re elected by
Speaker 18: their constituents, walked out of the chamber, and worst of all,
Speaker 18: they disrespected the American people. Democrats didn't stand to keep
Speaker 18: men out of women's sports. They couldn't even clap for
Speaker 18: a girl who got her head smashed in by a
Speaker 18: man on a volleyball court. Democrats didn't stand for an
Speaker 18: innocent child who is surviving brain cancer. They opposed eliminating
Speaker 18: taxes on tips in Social Security. They didn't stand in
Speaker 18: favor of cutting taxes for hard working Americans. They couldn't
Speaker 18: even clap for two mothers whose daughters were killed by
Speaker 18: illegal aliens. One of the only things that could get
Speaker 18: Democrats off their feet last night was cheering for Ukraine,
Speaker 18: not for America. Last night was a very clarifying moment
Speaker 18: for our country. The Democrats exposed themselves as the party
Speaker 18: of insanity and hate, the party that wants to put
Speaker 18: America's last. It allowed their Trump arrangement syndrome to stop
Speaker 18: them from celebrating America and our people, and we will
Speaker 18: not allow them to forget.
Speaker 1: That they please save that one, Please save that one.
Speaker 1: It is the cheese on the cracker right there. Jon
Speaker 1: has a long mustache. Repeat repeat. Jean has a long
Speaker 1: mustache on seven hundred WLW