Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great America, and welcome this Monday afternoon
Speaker 1: in the tri State and more or Sundays to wide
Speaker 1: out with the birds are in down the Eagles and
Speaker 1: of course the Bengals beat up on a depleted Browns
Speaker 1: team to Shaun Watson out for the year. Of course
Speaker 1: he's been out the last two or three years. Anyway,
Speaker 1: so many issues, so little time. And joining you and
Speaker 1: I now to kick off the show this Monday afternoon
Speaker 1: is Bernie Marino, the Republican candidate for the Senate seat.
Speaker 1: And Bernie Marino, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And Bernie, first of all, the ads are vicious, The
Speaker 1: ads are cruel, many untrue. When it comes to these
Speaker 1: ads against you that say you don't care about you
Speaker 1: don't care about working class steffs, you stiff your own employees,
Speaker 1: you don't pay them the money you gave me the
Speaker 1: explanation about three or four weeks ago as to why
Speaker 1: those ads are false? Can you tell the American people
Speaker 1: again why the ads that shaff Brown is running having
Speaker 1: been an office beginning in the Nickson administration grasping for straws.
Speaker 1: What is false about the ad about not caring about
Speaker 1: your workers, et cetera.
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, thank you for having me on
Speaker 2: the show, and thank you for the question. The reality
Speaker 2: is I've built my company by taking exceptional care of
Speaker 2: the people who were there. In fact, we didn't even
Speaker 2: call them employees, we call them team members.
Speaker 3: We did a great job.
Speaker 2: In fact, we were awarded best places to Work in
Speaker 2: Northeast Ohio, and in all the dealerships that we had,
Speaker 2: we were rated at the top in the country for
Speaker 2: taking care of our people. What the ads referring to
Speaker 2: is a case in Massachusetts in which a commissioned salesperson
Speaker 2: working for a furniture store claimed that he should be
Speaker 2: entitled to overtime.
Speaker 3: Had nothing to do with me.
Speaker 2: The judge said no, the Court of Appeal said no,
Speaker 2: and then the Massachusetts Supreme Court said yes, which would
Speaker 2: have been fine Billy, because of course we follow the law.
Speaker 2: But they made the ruling retroactive. It brought every commission
Speaker 2: business into the deal. It's obviously total and completely misleading
Speaker 2: because it looks like it's.
Speaker 3: A case against me, it was not. So.
Speaker 2: Look, at the end of the day, this is the
Speaker 2: only thing Sheeron Brown could talk about because he can't
Speaker 2: talk about the open borders. He can't talk about the
Speaker 2: high prices, high interest rates, instability all over the world,
Speaker 2: endless wars, terrible communities that are suffering like Cincinnati, and
Speaker 2: then schools that are a mess. He has a terrible,
Speaker 2: terrible record, so he has to change the subject.
Speaker 1: So when you're in the car business, I have many
Speaker 1: friends in the car business, most of the sales personnel
Speaker 1: work on a commission. And the Massachusetts Supreme Court decided,
Speaker 1: years after lawsuits were filed, you had to go back
Speaker 1: in time and pay your employees for overtime. That everyone
Speaker 1: assumed in the car business that you work on commissions.
Speaker 1: And that's the essence of that case.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: They're actually considered by federal law even today exempt employees
Speaker 2: from overtime except in Massachusetts, which.
Speaker 3: By the way, is why we have to vote.
Speaker 2: For Megan Shanahan, Dan Hawkins, and Joe Deeters for the
Speaker 2: Ohio Supreme Court, so we don't have crazy judges making
Speaker 2: these types of rulings. You imagine a ruling that's made retroactively.
Speaker 2: You know, you're driving down seventy one and you get
Speaker 2: a ticket and you say, well, what do you mean
Speaker 2: I was going sixty five. Well, we changed the speed
Speaker 2: limit to fifty five. After you drove and for the
Speaker 2: last three years you've been speeding. Here's a bunch of tickets.
Speaker 1: And they are good now. The Plain Dealer, which is
Speaker 1: not my favorite publication, are they still in business? By
Speaker 1: the way, the Plaine.
Speaker 2: Dealer, they're hanging on by a thread, but they obviously
Speaker 2: have trumped arrangement syndrome, Jdvan's arrangement syndrome and now Bernie
Speaker 2: Marino drangement syndrome. The editor of this joker, called Chris Quinn,
Speaker 2: is probably one of the most corrupt so called journalists
Speaker 2: in Ohio.
Speaker 3: But I love reminding him that.
Speaker 2: For years they rated me best places to work in
Speaker 2: Northeast Ohio. I think he's trying to get back every
Speaker 2: one of those copies of that paper.
Speaker 1: Well, the key is, after the Cleveland Plane Dealer reviewed
Speaker 1: I guess thousands of employers in the Cleveland area, they
Speaker 1: picked Chews the best place to work in until you
Speaker 1: decided to get into politics, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: you're terrible. Let's go on to abortion. Abortion to a
Speaker 1: liberal as a sacrament, It's unbelievable. Ohioan's voted fifty seven
Speaker 1: percent a year or two ago to have abortion on
Speaker 1: demand from the moment of conception all the way through birth,
Speaker 1: which I think was ridiculous. Nonetheless, Ohioan's voted fifty seven percent.
Speaker 1: One of the other adds against you is that you're
Speaker 1: out of step with Ohioans when it comes to abortion.
Speaker 1: The right to life a society began in Cincinnati with
Speaker 1: doctor and missus Wilkie. Are you willing, despite your personal
Speaker 1: predilections and your personal beliefs, to enforce Ohio and federal
Speaker 1: law even if you disagree with it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Billy, there is no votes on a federal level
Speaker 2: one way or the other on abortion. So what I'm
Speaker 2: going to be focused on is the things that we
Speaker 2: can bring the country together on.
Speaker 3: We can make.
Speaker 2: Adoption less expensive. I have a friend of mine that's
Speaker 2: trying to adopt right now as I'm speaking to you,
Speaker 2: like Lily's been working on that. It's going to cost
Speaker 2: him about seventy thousand dollars. Let's try the cost of
Speaker 2: that down, lower the costs of having children. Let's make
Speaker 2: certain that pregnancy centers are well funded, that they which
Speaker 2: provide great services to moms before, during, and after birth,
Speaker 2: that we make certain that women have equal access to contraception,
Speaker 2: that we empower young women. Those are the things that
Speaker 2: we can all agree on, bring consensus around this issue.
Speaker 2: It's mostly a state's issue. Ohio made a decision and
Speaker 2: I will respect that decision. My opponent, on the other hand, Billy,
Speaker 2: thinks that we should have federal funding for abortions. He's
Speaker 2: four partial birth abortions. He voted against the Infant Born
Speaker 2: a Live Protection Act, which says, in a botch late
Speaker 2: term abortion, the doctor is not allowed to give that
Speaker 2: baby life saving care. And he wants to have a
Speaker 2: national rule to tell every single state what he believed.
Speaker 2: That's not the way to have good public policy. Let's
Speaker 2: bring the country together on this topic, focus on the
Speaker 2: things that we could agree on, and aspirationally, at some point,
Speaker 2: let's see if we can get rid of elective late
Speaker 2: term abortion.
Speaker 3: It's something that we should be striving to do.
Speaker 2: But look, at the end of the day, he's an
Speaker 2: extremist on this issue. I'm more in line with the
Speaker 2: values of Ohio and Ohio voters know that, which is
Speaker 2: why we're going to win this selection.
Speaker 1: And on those two issues, you can't run a thirty
Speaker 1: second ad explaining the Massachusetts Supreme Court decision on retroactive
Speaker 1: overtime and it's hard to give that opinion and a
Speaker 1: thirty second ad. The smear works better for those misinformed
Speaker 1: on the issue of borders. There's a story of the
Speaker 1: New York Post over the weekend New York Post about
Speaker 1: a little community in Hamlet County named Lochland, Ohio. And
Speaker 1: Lachland is right by Wyoming, Ohio, the home of the Cowboys,
Speaker 1: and it's a community of thirty five hundred people. Thirty
Speaker 1: five hundred people, and their story after story about Mauritanians.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure where Mauritania is and I have to
Speaker 1: look it up, but the Biden administration has put about
Speaker 1: twenty five hundred Mauritanians inside Lochlan, Ohio, which is overrun,
Speaker 1: this school system, overrun the hospital, overrun the apartments, the
Speaker 1: skyrocketing cost, and they're under a parole program that expires
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty six. Who knows what's going to happen
Speaker 1: if you seize the Senate seat from someone that's been
Speaker 1: in politics now for more than a half a century
Speaker 1: named Shared Brown. What can you do on the southern
Speaker 1: border to bring sanity to our policies. You're an immigrant,
Speaker 1: did it legally? We need immigration in this country, but
Speaker 1: we don't need twenty thousand Haitians in Clark County or
Speaker 1: thirty five hundred Moreitanians in Lochland, Ohio. What can you
Speaker 1: do in the scent to stop the madness?
Speaker 2: Well, the first thing we're going to do is make
Speaker 2: certain that temporary protective status is actually temporary, so we're
Speaker 2: not going to renew it. And if you're here under
Speaker 2: fake parole, you have to leave or you'll be deported.
Speaker 3: We're going to make certain that anybody in.
Speaker 2: This country that's here illegally is deported because at the
Speaker 2: end of the day, this is our home, Billy, and
Speaker 2: we're not going to allow people to be in our
Speaker 2: home that weren't invited to be here. So now that's
Speaker 2: a contrast. It wants to make them all citizens. We
Speaker 2: have a social safety net in this country that is
Speaker 2: for American citizens. My opponent wants to get that to
Speaker 2: foreign nationals. You know, Billy, they're flying people in from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua,
Speaker 2: and Venezuela.
Speaker 3: I'm private jets.
Speaker 2: They're flying them here and putting them on welfare food stamps,
Speaker 2: free housing, free healthcare, about half a million this year alone.
Speaker 2: This is insanity. We're going to have an immigration system
Speaker 2: that works for the United States of America on our
Speaker 2: terms and have a zero tolerance for illegal immigration. We're
Speaker 2: also going to work with Mexico to make sure we
Speaker 2: wipe the drug carotails off the face of the earth.
Speaker 2: And China's going to understand it. They bring one drop
Speaker 2: of base chemicals to produce Sentinel, they will see tariffs
Speaker 2: that will make their head spind The reality is Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris and Joe Biden was shared Brown's full support. They
Speaker 2: don't think it's a problem to have tens of millions
Speaker 2: of people in this country illegally. They don't think it's
Speaker 2: a problem that have them dump on our social safety
Speaker 2: net and destroy our communities.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 2: That's the contrast in this election.
Speaker 1: A businessman and tariffs, you know, can be a good thing,
Speaker 1: selective tariffs. I saw a presentation this morning with Joe
Speaker 1: Kernan on CNBC in which it's impossible to sell Chevrolets
Speaker 1: or Cadillacts or Toyota's made in Indiana anywhere in China.
Speaker 1: The walls against American products going into China are high, long,
Speaker 1: and deep. We can't do it. However, we allow Chinese
Speaker 1: products into America constantly, which is destroying middle class jobs.
Speaker 1: What can we do with tariffs to make sure that
Speaker 1: the autoworkers in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Michigan have a
Speaker 1: fair shot. If we can't sell our products in China,
Speaker 1: why do we let them sell their products here?
Speaker 2: Because we have a career politicians that have no idea
Speaker 2: how to even negotiate, how to structure good deals. You know,
Speaker 2: we hired President Trump to be the president United States
Speaker 2: and he made some great trade deals renegotiated. N have
Speaker 2: to look, this is very simple, and if it's good
Speaker 2: for them, it's good for us. We're gonna have fair
Speaker 2: trade with the American worker on a level playing field
Speaker 2: that American worker will win every single time. When it
Speaker 2: comes to autos specifically, is you know, that's something I'm
Speaker 2: very familiar with. It was in the Retai automotive business
Speaker 2: for most of my adult life.
Speaker 3: Here's what we're gonna do.
Speaker 2: We're gonna stop incentivizing people to buy electric cars. We're
Speaker 2: gonna stop mandating the purchase of electric vehicles. We're going
Speaker 2: to freeze the corporate average shul economy standards for a decade.
Speaker 2: We're going to prevent California from creating their own standards.
Speaker 2: And what that's going to do is let the marketplace
Speaker 2: develop naturally over the next ten or twenty years and
Speaker 2: have technology evolve as consumers decide they want it. We're
Speaker 2: not going to force somebody to buy a car they
Speaker 2: don't want because that's just stupid.
Speaker 1: Right now, in the cafe, standards I think are like
Speaker 1: fifty nine miles a gallon. So the only way the
Speaker 1: automakers can get to fifty nine miles a gallon across
Speaker 1: all of their menu of items is to have complete EVS.
Speaker 1: One of the best things that should happen is hybrids,
Speaker 1: in which the electricity is produced by the turning of
Speaker 1: the tires. That's the electricity off the grid. There are
Speaker 1: many many products like Toyota Joseph Toyota that can sell
Speaker 1: products that have something like thirty five to forty miles
Speaker 1: a gallon because they're hybrids. Does it make more sense
Speaker 1: to go to the hybrid route and let consumers choose
Speaker 1: rather than forcing them to buy evs, which many times
Speaker 1: in cold weather and hot weather lithium batteries are exploding.
Speaker 1: When you have to get out of dodge, like with
Speaker 1: a hurricane in Florida, you can't get out because you
Speaker 1: have an EV doesn't Don't hybrids make a lot more sense?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, But again from the government's perspective, we're just not
Speaker 2: going to weigh in. The government's just going to stay
Speaker 2: the heck out of that conversation. Now, personally, of course,
Speaker 2: hybrid's makes more sense in a fully electric vehicle. Look,
Speaker 2: nobody knows that better than Toyota. Toyota has been the
Speaker 2: leader in being the one sane company that's calling out
Speaker 2: these EV mandates.
Speaker 3: You know, Ford and General Motors and some of.
Speaker 2: The others have gone down the government mandate road because
Speaker 2: they're cowards. They're afraid to speak out against the nonsense.
Speaker 2: I applaud Toyota for having the strength of courage to
Speaker 2: actually call out the nonsense. But again, at the end
Speaker 2: of the day, my job as a United States Senator
Speaker 2: is to follow the Constitution, do the things that the
Speaker 2: Constitution outline me to do. And nowhere in the Constitution, Billy,
Speaker 2: does it tell me to tell you what kind of cardibuy.
Speaker 1: Lastly, what about foreign relations? I don't know why Israel's
Speaker 1: not responded to the head of the snake yet, which
Speaker 1: is in Iran. They have degraded Hezbollah in the north,
Speaker 1: Hamas in the South, and the Hoodies in South Yemen,
Speaker 1: and right now they're hesitating because the Biden administration is
Speaker 1: threatening Israel with retaliation of one type or another. It's
Speaker 1: kind of odd that American taxpayers fund Iran directly and indirectly.
Speaker 1: We also now find ourselves funding Israel, which makes a
Speaker 1: lot of sense. Bernie Marino, what policy would you have
Speaker 1: about foreign relations, especially with Israel.
Speaker 3: Well, we're going to stand by Israel on and equivocally.
Speaker 2: We're also going to let them fight the war the
Speaker 2: way they decide they need to fight it. We're gonna
Speaker 2: stop micromanaging their affairs. We're going to make certain that
Speaker 2: we stop sending money to Hesbolah through Lebanon, sending money
Speaker 2: to Gaza which feeds Hamas, stops sending money to Syria
Speaker 2: and cutter and Yemen in Egypt, and by the way,
Speaker 2: continuing to make i Ran wealthier and wealthier and wealthier.
Speaker 2: President Trump had a Ran on its knees, and we're
Speaker 2: going to reput in those policies that will do that.
Speaker 2: Our job is to make sure we have Israel's back.
Speaker 2: Israel's job is to take care of business there the
Speaker 2: way they deem necessary. And for seventy years we've been
Speaker 2: telling them how to run their wars. Look, Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: called for a ceasefire along with Sharon Brown on October
Speaker 2: seventh of last year. Had they actually done that, Hezbolah
Speaker 2: would would would not have been wiped out the way
Speaker 2: it has been. Hamas would not have been wiped out.
Speaker 2: Sinhar would still be alive. You know, these people are
Speaker 2: so wrong on foreign policy that it reminds me what
Speaker 2: Defense Secretary Gates said, which is nobody has ever been
Speaker 2: more idiotic foreign policy than Joe Biden. And that's even
Speaker 2: worse for Kamala Harrison, Share Brown.
Speaker 1: Bernie Marino. Last issue for me is school vouchers. Ohio
Speaker 1: has a school voucher program that if your kids in
Speaker 1: a failing public school, the state of Ohio gives you
Speaker 1: a voucher to take them money on your kids education,
Speaker 1: which can be between six and ten thousand dollars per year,
Speaker 1: and go to a Catholic school, go to a charter school,
Speaker 1: go to another public school and shared Brown is against that.
Speaker 1: He's in the pocket of the teachers' union. Sy out
Speaker 1: there with Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, same kind of person,
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, they all run in the same pack.
Speaker 1: What's your view about school vouchers and should it be
Speaker 1: extended nationwide over the objection of the teachers' unions.
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, the Teachers' Union is a money
Speaker 2: laundering operation for the Democrat Party. Virtually one hundred percent
Speaker 2: of their contributions go to Democrat candidates. They do not
Speaker 2: advocate for teachers, They advocate for Democrat politicians that feed them.
Speaker 2: The head of the union makes six hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 2: a year. It's totally insane.
Speaker 3: Well, we're going to do. What we need to do
Speaker 3: is get rid of.
Speaker 2: The unconstitutional Department of Education, move all that money to
Speaker 2: states and local communities. Get the parents empowered in their
Speaker 2: own communities to teach the kids maths, science, reading, critical
Speaker 2: skills that they need, not indoctrinate them. Look, this is
Speaker 2: the imperative of our time, Billy, because we have to
Speaker 2: be better in education, and the federal government has over
Speaker 2: for the last forty years ruined K through twelve education
Speaker 2: in this country, and of course higher education needs massive
Speaker 2: reform as well, So we have to fix our educational system.
Speaker 2: We will fix it by getting the federal government out
Speaker 2: of it. Let states and local communities do much more
Speaker 2: work in that area.
Speaker 1: Lastly, how about thirty seconds remaining? Bernie Marino, I was
Speaker 1: told a couple months ago you were down on the polls.
Speaker 1: I was told about eight months ago, your way down
Speaker 1: in the polls. The indications are now you're up one
Speaker 1: to two three percentage points. That Shared Brown has topped
Speaker 1: out at forty six percent, which means he can't win.
Speaker 1: Are you confident that Ohio can take the course that
Speaker 1: it's done politically with almost all the other Republican office
Speaker 1: holders in the state of Ohio? Are you confident now
Speaker 1: you can actually beat Shared Brown, who's a legend in politics. Hell,
Speaker 1: he beat Mike DeWine for the Senate. Now we're going
Speaker 1: back to like twenty oh six. But Bernie Shared Brown
Speaker 1: has beaten all the heavyweights politically. Why do you think
Speaker 1: you can beat shared Brown this time?
Speaker 3: Well, the times up for him.
Speaker 2: I think he's finally been exposed by our campaign as
Speaker 2: a radical leftist that doesn't represent Ohio values. Look, I'm
Speaker 2: as confident as we can be, but this is going
Speaker 2: to be a hard stretch over the next fifteen days.
Speaker 2: And everybody listening to stop going wherever you're going and
Speaker 2: go drive to your Board of Elections right now and
Speaker 2: vote eleven times. You go vote, and then find ten
Speaker 2: people to bring with you over the next two weeks
Speaker 2: to vote. That's how we win. Bank that vote, get
Speaker 2: it done, get your vote account. If you don't think
Speaker 2: your vote matters, you're wrong. It does. And not voting
Speaker 2: as a vote for Kamala Harrison Sherion Brown. This election
Speaker 2: needs to be a landslide. We just send these communists
Speaker 2: and socialists and reject them resoundingly. The world needs to
Speaker 2: see that America stands for freedom and liberty.
Speaker 1: Bernie Marino, don't curse the darkness light of candle, and
Speaker 1: once again, thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: Maybe we'll do it what day before the election or so,
Speaker 1: but the good luck the next fifteen days in America
Speaker 1: needs a new course and you can be the pilot
Speaker 1: on that ship. And Bernie Marino, once again, thank you
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you Bernie,
Speaker 1: Thank you God, bless America. Let's continue with more line
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Speaker 1: He was the David Axelrod to Charlie Luken for many,
Speaker 1: many years in City Hall. Now has the mbiable job
Speaker 1: of putting together the taste of Cincinnati Octoberfest, helping three
Speaker 1: see DC and now Blink. Yours truly attended Blink on
Speaker 1: Saturday night. I couldn't believe what I saw. I was flabbergasted.
Speaker 1: Good friend of mine, Sean Donovan, has a place in
Speaker 1: and around Court Street, downtown Cincinnati, over by City Hall,
Speaker 1: the People's Judge, and I and Wally and Robin and
Speaker 1: some others. I let's go to Blink. We've heard about
Speaker 1: it when we go see it. I was shocked by
Speaker 1: what I saw. I've never seen that many people forget
Speaker 1: about the World Series celebration of the Reds in nineteen ninety.
Speaker 1: We tried to walk from Court Street went to Itchy Bin,
Speaker 1: which is in the location of the Washington Platform. Right there,
Speaker 1: did a great job on a Japanese takehouse. Took about
Speaker 1: forty five minutes. Then decided to walk up to Washington Park,
Speaker 1: which is about a three block walk to be in
Speaker 1: front the apron of Music Hall, and the crowds were enormous.
Speaker 1: And this is like at seven seven ten, the sun
Speaker 1: is more or less gone down. Took us about ten
Speaker 1: or fifteen minutes to walk three blocks because the sidewalks
Speaker 1: were packed, and it was hard to walk on Ray
Speaker 1: Street and walk into Central Parkway because of the traffic.
Speaker 1: Basically the traffic was complete gridlock, so it takes a
Speaker 1: little bit longer. We get there. Washington Park was packed,
Speaker 1: and I'm standing maybe in the middle of Washington Park,
Speaker 1: in and around the fountain you could barely move. How
Speaker 1: many people were in Washington Park were certainly thousands. And
Speaker 1: there was this huge light show going on on the
Speaker 1: facade of Music Hall that was fabulous. It felt like
Speaker 1: John Lennon on acid. Then we slowly made our way
Speaker 1: over to Vine Street to Greaters. You got a line
Speaker 1: over there, got me my raspberry chip comb, which was fabulous.
Speaker 1: Then I said, let's walk down the Fountain Square. Well,
Speaker 1: we never got there. By this point, it was like
Speaker 1: almost eight o'clock, and all four, all five of us said,
Speaker 1: the hell with it. The reason you couldn't walk is
Speaker 1: that the sidewalk on either side of Vine Street was
Speaker 1: more than packed. Simply to walk on Vine Street could
Speaker 1: not happen. It take your time to walk. When you
Speaker 1: got to a intersection of a cross street, it was gridlock.
Speaker 1: Cars trying to go thither and fro Sheriff's patrol was
Speaker 1: out there with no success. We waited for crosslights, not
Speaker 1: just to walk from Vine Street, maybe over twelfth or eleventh.
Speaker 1: You had to wait in line, long line to be
Speaker 1: able to walk across the street. By the time we
Speaker 1: got back to Court Street, took us about fifteen or
Speaker 1: twenty minutes to walk three or four blocks. We said,
Speaker 1: a hell with it. We can't get down a Fountain Square.
Speaker 1: There's too many people. No one goes there anymore. It's
Speaker 1: too crowded. So I went back to Court Street to
Speaker 1: Shaun Donovan's home, got in our car, and I said,
Speaker 1: we can't turn to the right and go in front
Speaker 1: of the casino. It would take forever. We went left,
Speaker 1: got on I seventy five and went home. So we
Speaker 1: had brendan call coming up in about an hour and
Speaker 1: a half or so to talk about the fact of
Speaker 1: this event, blink. How many people were actually there? What
Speaker 1: was the cost of this? I see millions and millions
Speaker 1: of dollars who underwrote the cost? Was it a success
Speaker 1: or a failure? Had to be a great success despite
Speaker 1: the shootings in and around, like at Wanner Hills High School,
Speaker 1: as Brian Combs discussed, I felt as safe as in
Speaker 1: my mother's arms. There were so many people around. They
Speaker 1: were happy, they were joyous, but the crowds were immense.
Speaker 1: It can't get I don't know what Fountain Square looked like,
Speaker 1: or maybe the Suspension Bridge or Covington or Newport, or
Speaker 1: maybe Findlay Market. But walking was impossible and finding a
Speaker 1: place to park was also impossible, which is a nice
Speaker 1: problem to have put on an event like that. And
Speaker 1: it's too crowded and the weather was perfect. Couldn't have
Speaker 1: been better. The food, the drink. I don't drink much,
Speaker 1: but seemingly everyone around me did and they had one
Speaker 1: hell of a time. So hopefully Brendan call after two
Speaker 1: and tell us is it coming back? Is it not
Speaker 1: coming back? What's the status? Who paid for it? Do
Speaker 1: they want to pay for it again, and I often
Speaker 1: think that Cincinnati survives and flourishes despite the efforts of
Speaker 1: City Council to destroy the place, despite the best intentions
Speaker 1: of have to have pureval and the nine members of Council,
Speaker 1: whether it's three C, d C or FC or the
Speaker 1: reds of the Bengals. All the events around downtown Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: what's happening at Washington Park is great, what's happening in
Speaker 1: and around the Taff Museum because the Western or Southern
Speaker 1: is unbelievable. And as long as we have those individuals
Speaker 1: involved in making the city a better place to live,
Speaker 1: the clowns and the fools on City Council can do
Speaker 1: their clownish and foolish things without consequence, such as practicing
Speaker 1: racism on City Council. When someone like Evan Nolan is
Speaker 1: selected as a new council member by Mika Owens, suddenly
Speaker 1: you have members of count Uncil and others turning their
Speaker 1: back on someone because of the color of their skin.
Speaker 1: In this case, Evan Nolan is white. I've known his father,
Speaker 1: Greg Nolan, a solicitor and Chevy It for a very
Speaker 1: long time, and Evan Nolan's a liberal guy. But God
Speaker 1: forbid He's a white Christian, straight male, and city council
Speaker 1: doesn't like that, do they. They don't want that. So,
Speaker 1: whether it's Joe Mallory, the NAACP or Scottie Johnson completely
Speaker 1: lost his way. They want to add, subtract, multiply, and
Speaker 1: divide by race. And because the race of Evan Nolan
Speaker 1: is white, he's not welcome on city council by many.
Speaker 1: And this guy spent years in the vineyards helping f
Speaker 1: Tad pyrivoal. He was the treasurer of a f Tad
Speaker 1: Purevolz campaign. Mika Owens interviewed several qualified people and she
Speaker 1: liked Evan Nolan. And she's black herself, but she said
Speaker 1: he's the most qualified. You might recall in the good
Speaker 1: old days, judge me not by the color of my skin,
Speaker 1: but the content of my character. Now this city council
Speaker 1: will judge someone because of the color of their skin
Speaker 1: and not the content of their character. And the NAACP
Speaker 1: was put together in the beginning, more than one hundred
Speaker 1: years ago to stop racial discrimination. Now the head of
Speaker 1: the NAACP practices racial discrimination. Just change the object of
Speaker 1: the discrimination from black to white. And Joe Mallory's made
Speaker 1: a fool of himself again, and Scottie Johnson and City
Speaker 1: City Council is close to doing exactly the same thing,
Speaker 1: making a fool of himself by judging someone not on
Speaker 1: the content of their character, but the color of their
Speaker 1: skin and their sexual orientation, which, in Evan Nolan's case
Speaker 1: is straight. He's a straight white Christian male and you
Speaker 1: can't have that. That's improper. Are you kidding me? The
Speaker 1: number one voting demographic in the City of Cincinnati is
Speaker 1: white females. White females. Fifty fifty two percent of the
Speaker 1: city is white. That means about twenty six or twenty
Speaker 1: seven percent or white females. You know how many white
Speaker 1: females are in council? Answer is one, maybe white females
Speaker 1: should march in protests. We demand more representation, you know.
Speaker 1: But no, no, So events like Blink and the Taste
Speaker 1: and Octoberfest and the sports teams and Corporate America overcome
Speaker 1: the silliness, the goofiness, and the racism of City Council
Speaker 1: to make this city succeed in spite of what's happening there.
Speaker 1: And it's embarrassing that the mayor have to have pirival
Speaker 1: it came out with some ridiculous milk toast comment about
Speaker 1: Evan Nolan, saying, well, we can understand how black males
Speaker 1: may feel this way or that one. No call out
Speaker 1: racism wherever it exists. What if the shoe was on
Speaker 1: the other foot. You can only imagine if the shoe
Speaker 1: was on the other foot, how racism would be used
Speaker 1: as a banner to I guess elekt Kamala Harris, who
Speaker 1: identifies as several races. Nonetheless, congratulations to Brendan Call and
Speaker 1: to the good folks of Greater Cincinnati, northern Kentucky to
Speaker 1: put on this event. There was about two million advertised.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure who was there, and if somebody went
Speaker 1: three or four knights in a row, that counted for
Speaker 1: three or four times. So actual people there on Saturday
Speaker 1: night the largest I don't know, three hundred thousand, I
Speaker 1: don't know, whatever it was. It was packed and stacked,
Speaker 1: came off without a hitch. Everyone involved should be complimented
Speaker 1: and that and so much more.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Secondly, Donald Trump worked at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania, either
Speaker 1: Saturday night and maybe it was Sunday. And he did
Speaker 1: that because one of the lies told by Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: of which there's many is that she worked at McDonald's
Speaker 1: to demonstrate her commitment to work the middle class values
Speaker 1: and to a popular chain. McDonald's restaurant, by the way,
Speaker 1: and Kenwood is very good. It's a wonderful restaurant. But
Speaker 1: I regress much like Skyline Chile. It's wonderful. But the
Speaker 1: media is attacking Donald Trump, of course regularly, whatever it is.
Speaker 1: They attack him because he points out the lies of
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, who, according to evidence, never ever ever worked
Speaker 1: out of McDonald's. But it fitted diet tribe, so as
Speaker 1: she went with it. So instead of holding Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: responsible for lying about her working at McDonald's, the media
Speaker 1: took the opposite approach and saying Trump serves disturbing message
Speaker 1: through McDonald's drive through window about whether he'll accept the
Speaker 1: outcome of the election. Accept the outcome of the election?
Speaker 1: Where's this story? I said into my files. Quote top Democrats,
Speaker 1: including election denier Jamie Raskin US congressman, will not commit
Speaker 1: to certifying a Trump victory. The story goes on to
Speaker 1: say that the top Democrats in the House of Representatives
Speaker 1: have told Axios that they will not commit ahead of
Speaker 1: time to certifying the twenty twenty four election result. If
Speaker 1: Donald Trump wins, it's like what The failure to commit
Speaker 1: to certifying the election would prove many members to be hypocrites,
Speaker 1: including House Oversight Committee ranking member and January sixth Committee
Speaker 1: member Jamie Raskin, who told Axus he's unsure if he's
Speaker 1: going to certify a Trump win because it's too dangerous
Speaker 1: for the country. So the party that, whether it's two
Speaker 1: thousand or twenty and sixteen, spend so much time saying
Speaker 1: that you know, Bush forty three was not legitimately elected
Speaker 1: or Trump was not legitimately elected, or playing the same
Speaker 1: song again. The leadership of the House of Representatives Democrats
Speaker 1: are saying we may not certify a Trump victory if
Speaker 1: he wins, because he's dangerous. What springs me in my
Speaker 1: last point, and that is this, it's fifteen days remaining.
Speaker 1: I find it hard to believe that the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: in the mainstream media is not done with Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Yet they got fifteen days to try to destroy him
Speaker 1: by any means necessary, because they can't stand the fact
Speaker 1: that you might select him to be your next president
Speaker 1: again based upon how he did the first four years
Speaker 1: might be a good idea to go back to those
Speaker 1: four years, But nonetheless I worry about his physical safety.
Speaker 1: I worry about another assassin trying to kill Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: If you listen to the rhetoric of the radical left
Speaker 1: in this country, one is almost implicitly indirectly encouraged to
Speaker 1: take him out. I worry about the Iranians, who know,
Speaker 1: if he becomes the president, he's going to make it
Speaker 1: almost impossible for them to function in the Middle East,
Speaker 1: to sponsor terrorism all around the region, which of course
Speaker 1: the Democrats have encouraged, whether it's Clinton or Obama or
Speaker 1: Biden or Kamala Harris. They fully believe in the idea
Speaker 1: of a fully nuclear Iran with weapons of massed destruction,
Speaker 1: along with funding Hesbla hamas the Hohothi's isis the Taliban
Speaker 1: and more. The head of the snake is Iran, and
Speaker 1: Iran cannot afford to have Donald Trump become the president
Speaker 1: of the United States. So I read literature that after
Speaker 1: he's elected on November fifth, and I firmly believe he
Speaker 1: will be now, there'll be lots of efforts to take
Speaker 1: him out by one means or another. Before January the sixth,
Speaker 1: including out his ridiculous sentencing in about another month from
Speaker 1: now in front of a New York City criminal judge
Speaker 1: in this fictitious, fantastic conviction on criminal charges which don't
Speaker 1: exist to except from them on New York Democrats to
Speaker 1: lock him up, to do whatever is necessary to make
Speaker 1: sure he doesn't take the oath of office on January
Speaker 1: the twentieth. And you may recall that the first time
Speaker 1: he was sworn in January twenty twenty seventeen, three dozen
Speaker 1: members of the Congress refused to attend the inaugural because
Speaker 1: he said he was illegitimate. So who questions elections is
Speaker 1: the Democrats are Republicans? Mainly the Democrats. And now Jamie
Speaker 1: Raskin said he will not certify a Trump victory. What
Speaker 1: what are you talking about? It's absurd. Let's continue with
Speaker 1: more coming up next to me Curtis Hawk and Eastwoodnewsbusters
Speaker 1: Dot Org and later on as Brendan call of a
Speaker 1: City Council great note, he left government to head up
Speaker 1: the Chamber, and the Chamber is succeeding despite the efforts
Speaker 1: of City council member Scottie Johnson and others to act
Speaker 1: in a racist fashion. As long as the object of
Speaker 1: racism discrimination is somebody white, they're okay with that. Racism
Speaker 1: practiced by city council and the NAACP should be vilified
Speaker 1: and identified and separated from the body politic. But of
Speaker 1: course the mayor of Cincinnati will not do that. Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more if a line becomes available. Five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. The birds are in town Sunday. The birds
Speaker 1: are here, the Eagles. We'll see what happens on Sunday.
Speaker 1: It's going to be one of those white out occasions.
Speaker 1: The Bengals. Bengals defense is carrying this team the last
Speaker 1: two games. Is the offense is sputtering all. That's your
Speaker 1: home of the Bengals. News Radio seven hundred WLW, Bill
Speaker 1: cunning in the Great American of course, joining you and
Speaker 1: I now is Curtis Hawk of NewsBusters Org, which is
Speaker 1: part of the Rencrozel Group of a Media Research MRC
Speaker 1: dot org. And what they do is chronicled and media bias.
Speaker 1: So you don't have to watch all the channels all
Speaker 1: the time. You can just tune into a NewsBusters or
Speaker 1: Media Research dot org get all the information. Curtis Hawk,
Speaker 1: you're the managing editor of NewsBusters. Welcome again to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. Curtis, First of all, almost all the
Speaker 1: polls now indicate that the Trumpster appears to be winning
Speaker 1: all seven battleground states, and I can't imagine what they
Speaker 1: have in store for him the next two weeks. It's
Speaker 1: going to be unbelievable. I thought the McDonald's Hamburger thing
Speaker 1: was wonderful. I thought the Al Smith dinner and the
Speaker 1: response was great. I think that to have a dorrido
Speaker 1: reflecting the Holy Communion being placed in someone's tongue by
Speaker 1: a mayor, governor Whitmer was again great for the Republicans abortion,
Speaker 1: transgender rights. And then you got the Jesus's Lord, No,
Speaker 1: you got to go down the street to do that.
Speaker 1: I can't think of a worst week that Kamal Airis
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris has head. Give me a reaction to where
Speaker 1: we are in this race right now, if anywhere.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 5: And we'll add that the Trumpster did a town hall
Speaker 5: in my hometown of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. All the top, it
Speaker 5: all off so uh for me personally, it was great.
Speaker 5: A lot of friends and.
Speaker 3: Family that went.
Speaker 6: My mother in law was there, it was.
Speaker 5: It was a great time. Everybody had a really good time.
Speaker 5: They loved seeing the Trumpster. I've seen the circus many
Speaker 5: times before, so I did not venture from DC up door.
Speaker 6: No, I think you have that right, Bill. I think, yes,
Speaker 6: there's energy.
Speaker 5: On the side of the Republicans in the Trump campaign.
Speaker 5: But I think the bigger tell, in my opinion, is
Speaker 5: the panic in the media.
Speaker 6: You notice the apocalyptic rhetoric.
Speaker 5: I mean, we always see this, those of us like
Speaker 5: myself and you you know that could unfortunately consume and
Speaker 5: see what the Liberals are doing on a day in,
Speaker 5: day out basis. We see the desperation from them, the
Speaker 5: apocalyptic tones, the threatening rhetoric. But I think the intensity
Speaker 5: really ratcheted up this past week. I think that's really
Speaker 5: what I noticed. How the Brett Bear interview did not
Speaker 5: go well for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 6: And there were one or.
Speaker 5: Two approaches to this, one of which was not surprising,
Speaker 5: which was they ran large chunks of the few times
Speaker 5: Prepare would let her drone and they would use those.
Speaker 6: As proof that she was totally cogent and on it.
Speaker 5: But the bigger tell in reaction to that interview that
Speaker 5: I saw was on eighty News until they kind of
Speaker 5: circled the wagons around this idea of ooh, folks, dudes
Speaker 5: were deceptive because they didn't play Donald Trump's original enemy
Speaker 5: within quote was they spent very little time actually.
Speaker 6: Talking about it abe seas Good Morning America. The day
Speaker 6: after the interview.
Speaker 5: I wrote about this in a piece of NewsBusters. They
Speaker 5: spent about a minute twenty I believe, off the top
Speaker 5: of my head here more time about whatever Donald Trump
Speaker 5: was doing the previous day than Kamala Harris's big interview
Speaker 5: on Fox News. And the reason that matters, Bill is
Speaker 5: because they think, Okay, we're not. We've determined that we're
Speaker 5: the Obama level gush that we've employed in the past,
Speaker 5: or at least try to fiddle with and trying to
Speaker 5: get people to vote for her isn't gonna work.
Speaker 3: Well, what do we do now?
Speaker 1: What do we do?
Speaker 6: Crap out of everybody about Trump?
Speaker 1: That's it? And Joy read and representing you of a
Speaker 1: posting at NewsBusters dot org about Joy Reid saying Trump
Speaker 1: win will lead to camps. There'll be concentration camps with
Speaker 1: Pelosi and Shift going off to jail. And you have
Speaker 1: the situation on the view in which the view said
Speaker 1: of a couple of days ago that you know, if
Speaker 1: Trump is elected, he's going to send the air force
Speaker 1: against the building where the view ladies are joy behar
Speaker 1: He's going to scrape them. Unbelievable. I look at other
Speaker 1: postings you have that, Joe Scarborough said on Bill Maher.
Speaker 1: I think Friday or Friday Night he's going to bring
Speaker 1: He's bringing back the Russian collusion. PBS urges downplaying the
Speaker 1: role that sexism affects Harris. Of course Trump's dinner. You
Speaker 1: have all these postings, and one of the best one
Speaker 1: is one of the morning talk shows. Kristin Welker, NBC
Speaker 1: News head on Josh Shapiro, the governor of Pennsylvania, who
Speaker 1: many say should have been the VP, but he would
Speaker 1: have overshadowed the presidential candidate. So he's calling for a
Speaker 1: retaliatory law fair against Elon Musk, that the government must
Speaker 1: set it as sites on anyone who supported Trump and
Speaker 1: was successful. I assume this is only going to happen
Speaker 1: to Trump loses. But explain what I guess you're a
Speaker 1: governor in Pennsylvania. Josh Shapiro, at the urging of Kristen
Speaker 1: Walker said you're going to have to retaliate against Trump supporters.
Speaker 1: What about that one?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Okay, So what's going on with that?
Speaker 5: This has to do with Elon Musk's America pack. If
Speaker 5: folks may know that Elon Musk is spending a lot
Speaker 5: of time in Pennsylvania. I know for some of the
Speaker 5: folks and part of your listening audience for this syndicated
Speaker 5: show or in Ohio, they it pains that I am
Speaker 5: to hear this.
Speaker 6: But Pennsylvania is the whole ball game.
Speaker 5: You know, Donald Trump can win without Pennsylvania. There are
Speaker 5: many other if he sweeps the Southwest in south and
Speaker 5: takes Georgia back, but if he wins Pennsylvania, there's basically
Speaker 5: no way that Kamala Harris wins. And so Elon Musk
Speaker 5: has made the calculation that, yes, my super Pacts has
Speaker 5: spent money advertising boots on the ground in swing states,
Speaker 5: but I'm really really going to spend time, money, talent
Speaker 5: in Pennsylvania. And part of his thing is giving a
Speaker 5: million dollars to registered voters there.
Speaker 6: And they signed a petition and they don't like that.
Speaker 6: They think that's bribing.
Speaker 5: The Democrats are suddenly concerned about efforts to encourage people
Speaker 5: to vote in goodies.
Speaker 1: I don't know, Well, what about Kamala Harris telling black men, Well,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris is telling black men twenty billion dollars if
Speaker 1: you vote for me, I'm going to get black men
Speaker 1: twenty billion dollars. What the heck is that? Curtis How
Speaker 1: what's that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, what's that?
Speaker 5: And then on the joy Read thing, that's the other
Speaker 5: one that you mentioned that I want to address here.
Speaker 5: This also comes out as the Charlemagne the God iHeartRadio
Speaker 5: town hall that she did. There was a questioner who claimed,
Speaker 5: without evidence that Donald Trump was going to put all
Speaker 5: nine white people in concentration camps. And she validated this
Speaker 5: person's concern. She didn't say that's not going to happen.
Speaker 5: This is ridiculous. You know, she didn't do the John
Speaker 5: McCain thing that he wagged his finger at the woman
Speaker 5: who said Obama was a Muslim. She validated this person's
Speaker 5: concern saying, you know, he knows, she understands why people
Speaker 5: feel that way and they have a.
Speaker 3: Right to be concerned.
Speaker 6: But no, no, uh, where are the.
Speaker 5: Fact checkers on this bill? You wonder about that, Well,
Speaker 5: they're not the president of the United States, so they
Speaker 5: can say whatever they want, so it's nots dangerous.
Speaker 1: Well, that's you. Because the Daily Show claims that the
Speaker 1: gop ads are contributing to transgender suicides and on the view,
Speaker 1: in addition to worried about being firebombed if trum Trump
Speaker 1: is elected, did they attack Catholic charities in New York City?
Speaker 1: Braving inviting Trump to the fund raiser because after all,
Speaker 1: he's filled with hate speech, and so he got the
Speaker 1: view saying the Catholic charity should be defunded. You have
Speaker 1: the Daily Show claiming that Republicans contributed to transgender suicides,
Speaker 1: and then you got Bob Woodward claims Trump is unfit
Speaker 1: for office. That's journalism, in other words, to accurately report
Speaker 1: the facts, you should also include that he's unfit for office.
Speaker 1: And then ABC hated Trump's dark personal attacks on Harris
Speaker 1: at the Catholic dinner. It goes on and on and on.
Speaker 1: It doesn't stop. But Curtis Hack, that's why you're there.
Speaker 1: You keep track of all these events. And that's the
Speaker 1: role of NewsBusters dot org. Is it TELVI American people
Speaker 1: what everyone is saying, I don't have the time to
Speaker 1: watch all this crap. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: We give you the numbers, we give you the transcripts,
Speaker 5: we give you the highlight shows.
Speaker 6: We're gonna be there.
Speaker 5: You know, there's a CNN town hall this week with
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris. We'll have coverage of that. Tim Wallas is
Speaker 5: gonna be on the View unfortunately this week.
Speaker 3: So we'll be dealing with that too.
Speaker 5: I feel like there's a victimhood complex, last point, Bill,
Speaker 5: I feel like the left constantly comes out there the
Speaker 5: View Joe Scarborough. They try to say, no, no, no, we're
Speaker 5: the ones you're going to be targeted. No no, no, where
Speaker 5: are the ones who are going to be targeted? No no,
Speaker 5: We'll be drawn to death, no, no, we'll be put
Speaker 5: in camps.
Speaker 7: Because this is the way that.
Speaker 5: They try to get eyeballs to them, and they try
Speaker 5: to drag up, dredge up support among the left who
Speaker 5: can be seen as the biggest target or victims of
Speaker 5: the Trumpster, when of course none of that is true.
Speaker 1: How about this one and a week before the election,
Speaker 1: which is about eight days from now, the Trumpster is
Speaker 1: going to be in Madison Square Garden, and I would
Speaker 1: think he's going to have twenty thousand tickets already sold
Speaker 1: out New York City, and when he went into the barbershop,
Speaker 1: loves Donald Trump. Who knows he may get forty percent
Speaker 1: of the vote in New York City this time. The
Speaker 1: last time he got about twenty five percent. But the
Speaker 1: media says that including James Carville, it looks like a
Speaker 1: male cobra. The guy doesn't look right. James Carvill has
Speaker 1: not been relevant for thirty years, So this is reminiscent
Speaker 1: of nineteen thirty nine when Adolph Hitler supporters went to
Speaker 1: Madison Square Garden. Now that Madison Square Garden doesn't exist,
Speaker 1: but also President John F. Kennedy went to Madison Square Guarden.
Speaker 1: Nixon went to Madison Square Garden every big boxing match
Speaker 1: to the Knicks, et cetera. So they want to take
Speaker 1: an event to take place about a week before the election,
Speaker 1: about a week from now, and claim is the reminiscent
Speaker 1: of Adolph Hitler, and that to use the word fascism
Speaker 1: and much less Nazis is appropriate when it comes to
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. And that's social shrill they are. So can
Speaker 1: we look forward to more of that? I'd love to
Speaker 1: attend the Madison Square Garden event of Donald Trump a
Speaker 1: week before the election. I doubt Nazism and fascism is
Speaker 1: going to be on display, but the media again will
Speaker 1: lose its mind.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I was feeling that a lot of Jewish supporters of
Speaker 5: President Trump will be there, so I don't really quite
Speaker 5: know how that Nazi thing's going to work out.
Speaker 6: But there's two things that you're going to see.
Speaker 5: That's one of them in the media coverage, And the
Speaker 5: other thing is why is Donald Trump doing there? The
Speaker 5: guy must have dementia? What the heck is he thinking?
Speaker 5: Why is you're spending time in.
Speaker 3: Dark blue New York?
Speaker 5: Hey, idiots, listen up, media. I know you know this,
Speaker 5: but you don't want to because you guys are such
Speaker 5: partisan losers. You have such blue, you bleed blue. Okay,
Speaker 5: in terms of your politics, it's the house, folks, this
Speaker 5: is a whole ballgame here. You may feel comfortable about
Speaker 5: Donald Trump, but a lot of people recognize that you
Speaker 5: need a Congress of Congress to match your political party
Speaker 5: to get anything done. And as we saw in twenty
Speaker 5: twenty two, New York Republicans, like it or not, they
Speaker 5: saved the Republican Party from blowing the midterms. Okay, so
Speaker 5: that's why Trump is there to support all of those
Speaker 5: down ballot races. Imagine that, because it takes a whole
Speaker 5: ticket to get stuff done.
Speaker 1: Now, one other issue, Curtis Haukus the support of Catholics,
Speaker 1: which are critical in the so called three Blue Wall
Speaker 1: states of Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. In six sixteen, has
Speaker 1: been reported that Donald Trump got eighteen percent of the
Speaker 1: Catholic vote. In twenty twenty, he only got sixteen percent
Speaker 1: of the Catholic vote because, as you know, Joe Biden
Speaker 1: identified himself as a practicing Roman Catholic. So if one
Speaker 1: self identifies in a certain way, that is proof that
Speaker 1: you are whatever you identify as. There's not been a
Speaker 1: more anti Catholic president in my lifetime than Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: All the crap that he's pulled, but nonetheless and went
Speaker 1: from eighteen percent Trump support for Catholics in sixteen went
Speaker 1: down to sixteen percent in twenty twenty. The pulling now
Speaker 1: is thirty percent that Catholics in those three Blue Wall states.
Speaker 1: Thirty percent say they're going to vote for Donald Trump
Speaker 1: because of the so called moral issues. And when that happens,
Speaker 1: that drives the media crazy. What do you mean about
Speaker 1: morality relative to Donald Trump? And I can get you
Speaker 1: the list of abortion and transgender rights in the Al
Speaker 1: Smith dinner and touredo Holy Communion and Knights of Columbus
Speaker 1: being attacked by Kamala Harris. I could lay them all
Speaker 1: out for you, the Catholics, and figured it out. But
Speaker 1: do you anticipate I'm a practicing Roman Catholic in fact,
Speaker 1: at South at Mass, so we had four thousand crosses
Speaker 1: on the lawn of the Catholic church. I had tend
Speaker 1: which represents the four thousand babies that are killed every
Speaker 1: day during an abortion. And that is the home parish
Speaker 1: of j. D Vansam, i'd d who joined us somewhat
Speaker 1: large church in twenty nineteen before he was actively involved
Speaker 1: at all in politics. But nonetheless, do you anticipate the
Speaker 1: Catholic vote for Donald Trump is going to be well
Speaker 1: above the eighteen percent he got in the year twenty sixteen?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would definitely think so, because Joe Biden is
Speaker 5: off the ballot even though he claimed to be one
Speaker 5: of them, and people of all faced know this. Just
Speaker 5: because your bought is in the pew doesn't act, doesn't
Speaker 5: mean you actually follow it. Requires a heart commitment. And
Speaker 5: I think people saw that or thought they saw that
Speaker 5: with Joe Biden, but that wasn't true. Kamal Hairs could
Speaker 5: not be confused with going to church, and arguably the
Speaker 5: same thing with Donald Trump. But it comes down to
Speaker 5: life issues. But alsocation Bill, you know, support for UH
Speaker 5: private schools and and and UH chart you know, vouchers
Speaker 5: and charter schools, and the Catholic Church is heavily involved
Speaker 5: in that kind of stuff. And to have somebody like
Speaker 5: Tim Wallas and Kamala Harris who are very pro union
Speaker 5: as well, willing to bend over backwards for the cold
Speaker 5: port themselves into pretzels for the teachers unions, the public
Speaker 5: sector teachers' unions UH is something that I think Catholics,
Speaker 5: at least among my friends value very much a Catholic education,
Speaker 5: especially after what we went through with COVID UH if
Speaker 5: that didn't make it clear already. So I think those
Speaker 5: numbers are definitely going to be higher as well. And
Speaker 5: notice Zingis Bill, I noticed that surprisingly not surprising, Lane ABC,
Speaker 5: C D, SNC weren't really interested in what happened with
Speaker 5: Kreshen Whitmer in the Dorito Chip. Why well, they don't
Speaker 5: want that, they don't need that, they don't want people
Speaker 5: to know about that.
Speaker 1: Well, for those who made out of seen it, google it.
Speaker 1: But it was Gretchen Whitmer, the governor of Michigan, wearing
Speaker 1: a Kamala Harris Waltz campaign hat, and there was a
Speaker 1: blockster and I guess a noted podcaster that was kneeling
Speaker 1: like when one receives Holy Communion. And Whittmer took a
Speaker 1: chip a dorrito which simulated the Holy Eucharist and put
Speaker 1: it on the tongue of the activist. And then she
Speaker 1: had this look to the camera and she said, Oh,
Speaker 1: if I offended anyone who's Catholic, I'm really apologizing for
Speaker 1: that because I did not intend any offense at all.
Speaker 1: I was supposed to be funny. I guess, I'm not
Speaker 1: sure what it was, but it didn't act.
Speaker 5: It was about the chips in Science Act about micro chips, right.
Speaker 1: I think you could have done that without blaspheming the
Speaker 1: Holy Eucharist. I think it was possible to do that.
Speaker 1: One thing you brought up, Curtis hawk Is vouchers. It
Speaker 1: is critical for parents who are sick and tired of
Speaker 1: being sick and tired sending kids to failing, dysfunctional urban
Speaker 1: schools dominated by school teachers' unions to have a voucher
Speaker 1: from the state, like in the state of Ohio, we
Speaker 1: have a voucher. You can send your kid to a
Speaker 1: Catholic school, a charter school, some other school if they
Speaker 1: will accept some other public school and get out of
Speaker 1: the terrible, terrible circumstances that the teachers unions in urban
Speaker 1: America presents to American kids. And vouchers are terribly, terribly
Speaker 1: important to Catholics to available avail themselves for a better education.
Speaker 1: And the Democrats don't like that either, do they.
Speaker 3: No, they don't.
Speaker 5: And we saw that, you know, bear itself out on
Speaker 5: Thursday and on CNN when Umichael Singleton, who's normally kind
Speaker 5: of sometimes to push over a Republican, got into it
Speaker 5: with Brian Stelter and he talks about why do we
Speaker 5: You know a lot of Americans are saying, why do
Speaker 5: we send all this money to Ukraine? And even if
Speaker 5: you support Ukraine, you can say to yourself, how about
Speaker 5: we spend just as much money. It's not more money
Speaker 5: on you know, supporting children and families escape failing schools
Speaker 5: and Brian Stelter jumps and saying, my schools are just fine.
Speaker 5: You know, there's the roads aren't crumbling. You know, I
Speaker 5: live in a great town. He's like, get outside of
Speaker 5: your bubble of New York City, or I live outside
Speaker 5: of New York City.
Speaker 6: He lives in borld, New Northern New Jersey, and.
Speaker 5: He's like, I'm part of this anti America rhetoric.
Speaker 6: And it's not anti.
Speaker 7: American to say that our schools are.
Speaker 5: Failing and our roads and bridges have been failing. Okay,
Speaker 5: it's not dark like the New York Times and the
Speaker 5: Washington posed to choose Trump's speeches of being.
Speaker 6: We notice this Dan and Jay out to do these
Speaker 6: articles about Donald Trumps. Hutterck is getting even darker.
Speaker 5: What's because he's pointing out where America is not the
Speaker 5: country it used to be.
Speaker 1: That's the problem.
Speaker 5: That's actual anti Americanism is the transgenderism and the little
Speaker 5: Dorrito chip thing that we were.
Speaker 6: Just talking about. That's anti American.
Speaker 1: Curtis Hack is anti Christian, anti Cathley and I religion.
Speaker 1: We got to go. But if you want all the
Speaker 1: information NewsBusters dot org, URTIs howk you're a great American
Speaker 1: let's do it again the night a couple of nights
Speaker 1: before the election itself. Well, once again, thank you for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Curtis always
Speaker 1: a pleasure, my friend. God bless America. Let's continue with
Speaker 1: the mortal Cunningham with you every afternoon on news radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 8: Hopkins waiting for the okay to kick the football. He's
Speaker 8: got it positioned almost straight up and down on the
Speaker 8: tea at the thirty five yard line. Now he backs up,
Speaker 8: He's five yards away, takes three steps to the left.
Speaker 8: Make it four. Now number seven is ready to approach
Speaker 8: the ball. Here comes Hopkins. He swings the leg and
Speaker 8: thhack we are underway. Charlie Jones catches right at the
Speaker 8: goal line and runs it out far side.
Speaker 9: Numeros for the twenty twenty five tony. Only the kicker
Speaker 9: can tackle. He failed to do it. Charlie Jones down
Speaker 9: the sideline twenty ten time from the path on touchdown?
Speaker 4: Did he step out first? The touchdown? Charlie Jones, who.
Speaker 9: Had a putt return touchdown as a rookie last year
Speaker 9: against Baltimore, takes it one hundred yards.
Speaker 4: For a game opening score.
Speaker 1: Oh hello, quiet scos, I'm broadcasting guy Reno Sege. Critics said,
Speaker 1: if you take away, that's seven points, fourteen to fourteen
Speaker 1: taken away segment, take it away, take it easy. It's
Speaker 1: a win for Charlie Jones used to do play by
Speaker 1: playing in the seventies and eighties. That's yeah, the single guy.
Speaker 1: He looks pretty good. Yeah, he used the team with
Speaker 1: Trumpy sometimes. Yond the last two games, the Bengals offense
Speaker 1: has not looked good. In fact, the defense beat the
Speaker 1: Giants and the defense won yesterday. What about special teams?
Speaker 1: What about that? Where's Joe Burrow first tomorrow? What were they?
Speaker 1: He hit two touchdown passes in the third? Kuda, what
Speaker 1: do you want? He should have probably beat those guys
Speaker 1: about thirty five rounds. I think, oh, it's awful. They're terrible.
Speaker 1: And how about Brown's fans cheering when when uh Deshaun
Speaker 1: Watson is on the field hurt, there's some class in
Speaker 1: that town. Are you questioning Bill Wills is out?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: I am questioned Bill willam question questioning from balsant Ohio.
Speaker 1: Question him? No, that no, not him. But Brown's fans
Speaker 1: ought they ought to be ashamed of himself. That Bill
Speaker 1: Wills then should be a shamed, Yes he should. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna call him and tell him you said good. I'm
Speaker 1: going I hope you do well. The other thing about this,
Speaker 1: and I'm hearing one of the guys, Winston is going
Speaker 1: to be carted off the field.
Speaker 3: And then.
Speaker 1: And then that other guy, what's his name, Thompson Robinson
Speaker 1: can't get name on the back of the jersey, it's
Speaker 1: so long. I mean, he that was a mess. I'm
Speaker 1: just amazed the brown stink. You think the Bengals might
Speaker 1: have some difficulties. What if you were a Browns fan?
Speaker 1: Bengals looked like Super Bowl champs compared to them. But
Speaker 1: take away the seven points from Charlie jonesy fourteen to fourteenth,
Speaker 1: And what about the uncatchable absurd call. I hope those
Speaker 1: referees get I hope they get a couple of weeks off.
Speaker 1: How do you know that he could have jumped like
Speaker 1: a jack rabbit and caught the damn thing. But Jamar Chase,
Speaker 1: that's stupid. That's the National Football League. And what about
Speaker 1: the WNBA. Did you see the call at the end
Speaker 1: of the game that allowed the New York Liberty to
Speaker 1: beat the links or the minks whatever. I watch everything
Speaker 1: segment good. I watch everything good. I'd rather watch the
Speaker 1: United States Grand Prix than that. Will heave the stood
Speaker 1: reporters of proud Service, every local tame Star heating and
Speaker 1: air conditioning dealers Tamestar quality. You could feel in Cincinnati
Speaker 1: Callway Homing Air had won eighty eight eight nine nine
Speaker 1: six h.
Speaker 5: V a CT.
Speaker 1: What about Geno Stone? What about Gino Gino GINI? You
Speaker 1: know Geno's fine with his shin what happens? And also
Speaker 1: Orlando Brown with a knee is okay?
Speaker 8: With turn down and eight at the Cincinnati forty cent
Speaker 8: said Robinson catches the protection is good. He fires deep
Speaker 8: down field. He accepted at the twenty, and the Bengals
Speaker 8: are running it back. Gino Stone to midfield, down to
Speaker 8: the forty of Cleveland. The thirty five cuts back and
Speaker 8: gets tackled at the thirty.
Speaker 4: So the AFC leader in.
Speaker 9: Interceptions last year, he has his first in a Bengals uniform.
Speaker 4: And Cincinnati takes over quit four oh three to go.
Speaker 1: Is he gonna play on Sunday against the Birds? I hope?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 1: How do you know? Oh, we'll find out him. Promise
Speaker 1: out later today from Zach Taylor. But right now everything
Speaker 1: seems to be okay. Quit the bs, yes or no,
Speaker 1: He'll be there.
Speaker 3: Go ahead.
Speaker 1: Bengals update brought to you by Good Spirits, Winding Tobacco
Speaker 1: and Party Town in Northern Kentucky. Bengals win that second
Speaker 1: in a row over those Brownies. Tonight Bengals line Lance
Speaker 1: Company six oh five right here on seven out at WLW.
Speaker 1: It's all official. Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson out for the season,
Speaker 1: cheered sufferer, ruptured achilles in the loss of the Banks
Speaker 1: done it needs got one year left on his court
Speaker 1: of a billion dollar contract. You will come back for
Speaker 1: a year.
Speaker 8: And that is.
Speaker 4: Coffin Nailam Bam bam.
Speaker 1: Monday Night NFL double header Baltimore Tampa Bay seven thirty,
Speaker 1: ESPN fifteen thirty, Arizona and the Chargers Chargers at eight
Speaker 1: forty five on Fox Sports thirteen to sixty. If I
Speaker 1: want to watch it on TV? Is that possible without
Speaker 1: subscriptions to this? Although I'm with Peacocks, I think this
Speaker 1: is a peacock No, no, no, that Baltimore and Tampa
Speaker 1: Bay will be on all right, that's it's ESPN. I
Speaker 1: get that college football, Miami RedHawks linebacker Max Solipek is
Speaker 1: a Mid American Conference Defensive Player of the Week. Ten
Speaker 1: tackles in an eye and the RedHawks big win over
Speaker 1: the home of ken Brew, Ohio U. What about the
Speaker 1: Bearcats Arizona State? You forgot about them? College basketball Xavier
Speaker 1: has announced that Romayne Sato deserves his number ten jersey
Speaker 1: will be retired in the future. Soto's jersey be the
Speaker 1: ninth banner hanging at the cent Toss Center. Let me
Speaker 1: ask you this, the last two games have the Bengals
Speaker 1: defense dominated more than the Bengals offense? Yeah? But I
Speaker 1: mean you know that one game where the offense, defense,
Speaker 1: special teams all came about. But if your defense wins
Speaker 1: a game for you and the offense struggles a big
Speaker 1: we'll take special teams. Like yesterday, defense comes up big.
Speaker 1: What interception they do?
Speaker 3: This?
Speaker 1: They do that?
Speaker 3: You know what.
Speaker 1: I mean? At that place? Was stunned to what Charlie
Speaker 1: Jones ran that back? Stunned? Stunned. Stunned.
Speaker 8: Hopkins puts the ball on the tee the slight angle
Speaker 8: at the thirty five, slightly toward the right side of
Speaker 8: the field. His body is aimed toward the right side.
Speaker 8: Andre Yosi Bosch is over there for the Bengals. Here's
Speaker 8: the approach. Now, he switches sides, kicks it to the left,
Speaker 8: and it's crabbed by Gasiki. He's got the football and
Speaker 8: that is coffin nails.
Speaker 3: Bam, bam bam.
Speaker 1: I've ad Xavier in that exhibition game last night at
Speaker 1: Dayton ninety eight seventy four seven and double figures for
Speaker 1: x look pretty good. Tommy Edmund who joined the Dodgers
Speaker 1: and the Cardinals at the trade deadline NLCS MVP, Thank you,
Speaker 1: Saint Louis Homer double four RBIs. Dodgers dumped the Mets,
Speaker 1: so baseball gets its wish. LA New York Dodgers Yanks
Speaker 1: begins Friday in Los Angeles. So do you liking the
Speaker 1: series segment? That's the Dodgers twenty fifth National League pennant,
Speaker 1: their fourth and eight years, their twenty second World Series,
Speaker 1: thirteenth in LA. For the Yankees, it's their forty first
Speaker 1: World Series forty one. They won twenty seven of forty one,
Speaker 1: first in fifteen years, the twelfth time the two franchises
Speaker 1: will meet in the World Series, the first time in
Speaker 1: forty three years, the rich good richer. It's Otani v. Judge.
Speaker 1: Who do you like in the matchup? Seg Man, I'm
Speaker 1: going with the Yanks. The Yanks are because of Aaron Boone.
Speaker 1: I'm going with I'm gonna take the Dodgers because of
Speaker 1: show he atane the Dodgers. Yankees beat the Dodgers eight
Speaker 1: times in their series, and between the two, the Dodgers
Speaker 1: three World Series versus the Yanks wins came in fifty five,
Speaker 1: sixty three, and eighty one last time, and the Reds.
Speaker 1: Reds went seven and three this year, Willie against these
Speaker 1: two World Series teams? Can you explain that to me? Don't?
Speaker 1: I don't get it. In fact, didn't they sweep the
Speaker 1: Dodgers and l I think I thought they swept the Yankees?
Speaker 3: There?
Speaker 1: Didn't he swept the Yankees as well? You know, Paul
Speaker 1: O'Neil still ows me a hot fudg Sunday. You know
Speaker 1: what he bet me? I said on the tea PAULI
Speaker 1: number twenty one, I'm taking the Reds to sweep the Yankees.
Speaker 1: He chuckled at me, snorted at me, uh huh, and said,
Speaker 1: you got that bet? What do you want? I said,
Speaker 1: I don't want to take your money. You've only got
Speaker 1: like a hundred million dollars. I'll bet you hot FuG Sunday, Paulie,
Speaker 1: you know what he said. I'll accept that, you know what,
Speaker 1: not paid me yet. I took the Reds to sweep
Speaker 1: the Yankees. I haven't been paid. Well, talk talk to him.
Speaker 1: You got call him, I'm saying again, I'll call him
Speaker 1: the Yanks and the Dodgers. The Yankee the seven and three,
Speaker 1: three hundred and six plus million dollars budget or their
Speaker 1: payroll LA three and twenty? Is that a year a season? Yes,
Speaker 1: three hundred and some million. What is the Reds fifty million?
Speaker 1: I guess something like that. Good plus the Yankees got
Speaker 1: Luke Weaver, former Reds reliever. What the Red's good for him?
Speaker 1: Bag of balls? I think, God, I don't know. I
Speaker 1: think they dfa DFA. How about the other day, though, Willie.
Speaker 1: The other day they said the Trumpster has been is exhausted, tired,
Speaker 1: and everything else goes to He goes to McDonald's and
Speaker 1: works the fry fry beIN like I did for four
Speaker 1: years as employee number nine one four. And then you're
Speaker 1: you're a good friend to who you're gonna vote for?
Speaker 1: Miss Harris? What is on stage the other day in
Speaker 1: some place? I don't know where she was. She was
Speaker 1: only on stage for six and a half minutes, dropped
Speaker 1: the mic and said, see you would want to be Now,
Speaker 1: what is up with that? Is that on the national news?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: No, Trumpster's exhausted, tired, He's had it. What's he do
Speaker 1: all day long? Just campaign like crazy? Seventy eight years
Speaker 1: old segment? He's pretty old?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Well, Media's who's who's the other guy that's been in
Speaker 1: office that thinks he's president? I mean Joe Biden?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Olds right now, he's eighty one. Oh well, he's in
Speaker 1: Germany summer, can't find his way back home. What's he
Speaker 1: doing over there? I'm loving? How about Trump stole the
Speaker 1: Democratic joy? And the media contends that the appearance of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump was mocking McDonald's when he showed up.
Speaker 3: Why is that? She said?
Speaker 1: She said that she worked there, all right, but right,
Speaker 1: not true and it's not true. Correct, No, there's no
Speaker 1: evidence that happened. Well, then he went to McDonald's to work,
Speaker 1: So you and Trump had to get in the job.
Speaker 1: You have something in common day going, right, I'll show
Speaker 1: him how to make them. Did you how many fries
Speaker 1: did you fry up for hamburgers? Did you grill all
Speaker 1: of them?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: Seventy five percent. Well, you know you got to be
Speaker 1: a taste tester in those that area. Yeah, I love it.
Speaker 7: You know what.
Speaker 1: So there was like a dozen hamburgers, but only eleven
Speaker 1: came up because the cook has to taste them. You know,
Speaker 1: Penny's gone for like seven days. I'm gonna spend time
Speaker 1: old boy McDonald's boy scoytline by freshes, look at little
Speaker 1: disheveled back to the roses, and I'm gonna go back
Speaker 1: to McDonald's. I get me a playing cheeseburger. I said,
Speaker 1: give me a cheeseburger. Why don't you try the big Chick?
Speaker 1: I might do chicken, McChicken deal McChicken. Well, I might
Speaker 1: try and take advantage of Chick fil a right there.
Speaker 1: But if the Donald wants to work a little bit
Speaker 1: at McDonald's, why not. How about how about to drive
Speaker 1: through window and there's Donald Trump handing your fries. I'd say, sir,
Speaker 1: may I have another?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Mister president? What do I owe you nothing? And the
Speaker 1: media says he's mocking the working man. Say, do you
Speaker 1: feel mocked? No, you don't feel micked. I'm a way working.
Speaker 1: There's nothing wrong working at McDonald's. How about last night
Speaker 1: at the football game? Nothing wrong with it. What's the
Speaker 1: name of the field now, is not the Three Rivers?
Speaker 1: Not Hines? Some insurance or something. He shows up with
Speaker 1: the Steelers game last night with the Jets. Yeah, ten
Speaker 1: thousand start yelling us a right, what if Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: showed up? Pitts probably wouldn't even know she's there. But
Speaker 1: then I guess they only had him on for ten seconds.
Speaker 1: But in the Kansas City game in San Francisco, they
Speaker 1: showed you know who, Tayte seven or eight times what
Speaker 1: the Undertaker had, the Undertaker, and you know who else
Speaker 1: was with him, William Cunningham, the Resurrectionist. No, it was
Speaker 1: a Undertaker on a podcast with the Trumpster and Kane
Speaker 1: the Big Red Machine, his brother the mayor of that
Speaker 1: town in Tennessee, Nashville Orville. Now you talking about actually
Speaker 1: know what monster gets in. Make those two guys right there,
Speaker 1: assistant secretaries of Defense. I'd make nobody nobody will mess
Speaker 1: with mess with Caine and the Big Red Machine thank you.
Speaker 1: Tell me how that goes? Choke slam. Give me a
Speaker 1: little bit of the Undertaker. Put them all choke slam
Speaker 1: right in the middle of the coke. How about the Holkster?
Speaker 1: What are good? What about Rick Flair? He's still around?
Speaker 1: I think why not?
Speaker 3: I think?
Speaker 1: How's he alive?
Speaker 3: Don't ask me?
Speaker 1: All right, we got to run. But segment Brendan call
Speaker 1: is coming up about blin Is it blink?
Speaker 4: Bling?
Speaker 1: Blink? That's next segment. Give me out of the students report,
Speaker 1: WILLI and Unter of who Day Nation being happy today?
Speaker 1: And go after those eagles this Sunday. The birds are
Speaker 1: in town. We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 1: the stood report.
Speaker 2: I love I love jobs, and.
Speaker 1: You love to eat. That's for sure. On seven hundred
Speaker 1: wul Billy Cunning into Great American Ours the last four
Speaker 1: days blink. I call it bling, but now it's blink.
Speaker 1: Happened in the Tri State, mainly from Finley Market, all
Speaker 1: the ways down Vine Street, down Ray Street, over the
Speaker 1: bridges all the way to Newport Covington, thirty blocks long
Speaker 1: and the People's Judge and I, along with Sean Donovan
Speaker 1: and a hotty he's dating found ourselves. We decided to
Speaker 1: have a little dinner quickly at OTR, which we did
Speaker 1: at Ichibin. Then we walked up to a music hall,
Speaker 1: walked over to Greaters, then try to walk from Greaters
Speaker 1: back to like Fifth Street. That was impossible. I was
Speaker 1: shocked and amazed at what I saw. Brendan call, You're
Speaker 1: the David Axelrod to Barack Husain Obama, You're the axel Rod.
Speaker 1: To Charlie Luken, You're head of the chamber, You're in
Speaker 1: charge of this event. May I tell you why I
Speaker 1: was shocked?
Speaker 3: Tell me, tell me Telly.
Speaker 1: So we go to Itchibin, which is the old Washington Platform,
Speaker 1: have a nice dinner there with Itchi Bin Japanese steakhouse,
Speaker 1: and we walked. We tried to walk from there to
Speaker 1: Music Hall. It was so crowded you could had to
Speaker 1: wait for the walk lights across Central Parkway to go north.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, what in the hell is going on? This
Speaker 1: is like seven pm on Saturday night. We finally make
Speaker 1: our way to Music Hall and they had this fantastic
Speaker 1: light show up against the facade and Washington Park. By
Speaker 1: the way, when you get time, google William Cunningham Resurrectionist
Speaker 1: William Cunningham and resurrectionist. He made lots of money out
Speaker 1: of Washington Park when it was a cemetery. You might
Speaker 1: recall in the eighteen seventies, before even Charlie Lucan was born.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless I regrets. So we're standing there to Washington Park.
Speaker 1: It was cheek to cheek, it was, but the butt
Speaker 1: it must have been tent. You couldn't move in Washington Park.
Speaker 1: I felt like a pin in a bowling alley. I
Speaker 1: was been walking around left and right with my shoulders
Speaker 1: up against my thighs. And this went off for like
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five minutes. People are going nuts, jumping in
Speaker 1: and out of the fountain, hanging on the trees to
Speaker 1: look at this light show music hall. We then make
Speaker 1: our way slowly because you can't walk in the crowds
Speaker 1: over the Greaters. We try to go left to go
Speaker 1: up to uh Finley Market. We couldn't, couldn't go. We couldn't, couldn't,
Speaker 1: couldn't walk there. And we then walked back down Vine
Speaker 1: Street and we got about a block and it was gridlock.
Speaker 1: The cars are every whitch direction. Charmage McGuffey had a
Speaker 1: couple of Sheriffs Deeff and he's there. Good luck with that.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: And then we we get down to Court Street. We
Speaker 1: get down to Court Street, looked left and right, had
Speaker 1: to wait two or three times to get to the
Speaker 1: walk light now to cross the street. We finally said
Speaker 1: a hell with it. About an hour and a half,
Speaker 1: we walked back to Court Street to Sean Donovan's pallatial
Speaker 1: estate and then drove home and I said, look, we can't.
Speaker 4: Go that way.
Speaker 1: We got to go that way to City Hall to
Speaker 1: get on seventy five. To get out what in the
Speaker 1: hell's going on in this town? I want to know
Speaker 1: from you, Brendan call, what in the hell's going on?
Speaker 7: It sounds to me like you found Blink.
Speaker 1: Finally, I kept looking around, where's Blake? Where in the
Speaker 1: hell's Blake? And Blake was everywhere.
Speaker 7: You told me you had an incredible show at Music Hall.
Speaker 7: You probably saw the Kroger building, which the Kroger Building
Speaker 7: looked like it was on It looked like it was
Speaker 7: on acid.
Speaker 3: Yes it was, it was.
Speaker 10: The whole building looked like it was wobbling thanks to
Speaker 10: the lasers that we had there.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 7: The Neil Armstrong Mural, which I don't know if you saw.
Speaker 10: Was my favorite over the weekend.
Speaker 3: As I told you it would be, it was amazing.
Speaker 3: But then there were like all.
Speaker 7: These other little spots throughout town that people.
Speaker 6: Were just uh it was magic.
Speaker 10: And and I know you're talking about being crowded and
Speaker 10: watching park and crowded at.
Speaker 6: The banks, but this was the happiest crowd I've seen.
Speaker 7: No one was complaining.
Speaker 10: People were just talking to each other and uh, have it.
Speaker 10: I think there were some people maybe having some drinks
Speaker 10: maybe and it maybe a little and you know what,
Speaker 10: people were just exuberant. It was so great to see
Speaker 10: our city this way.
Speaker 7: I know of.
Speaker 10: Folks who were riding around and walking around and just
Speaker 10: we're so happy to see how full the city wasn't
Speaker 10: how beautiful it looked.
Speaker 1: Now, let's deal with some facts. You deal with hyperbole,
Speaker 1: I deal with facts. Is it coming back anytime soon?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 6: This was so wildly successful.
Speaker 10: Bad etiquette to ask the team who produced the event
Speaker 10: about the next event.
Speaker 6: The morning after, they're still taking stuff down.
Speaker 3: But this is a huge, huge success. We love this event.
Speaker 10: I think this city loves this event.
Speaker 3: And to be.
Speaker 10: Completely honest, non exaggeration, this event is on the world stage.
Speaker 10: We had artists from nine hundred artists applied to be
Speaker 10: a part of Blink. Two hundred came. Many of them
Speaker 10: it was their first time in the United States and
Speaker 10: they are not talking about coming to United States there
Speaker 10: talking about coming to Cincinnati because they know what happens
Speaker 10: here and so it'll be you know, we're excited to
Speaker 10: talk about what's next.
Speaker 6: We're just not gonna do it today.
Speaker 1: Who pays for it?
Speaker 10: We are very fortunate that the City Cincinnati, Hamilton County,
Speaker 10: Meet NKY, which is the tourism work in Northern Kentucky,
Speaker 10: the Hale Foundation, Arts, Wave, Proctor Kroger, Western and Southern
Speaker 10: American Financial, ALTA, Fiber. We start down the list and
Speaker 10: I got to go on and on and on because
Speaker 10: so many companies, whether it was you know, HGC groups
Speaker 10: sponsoring the Neil Armstrong mural, companies having their logos in
Speaker 10: the sky as part of a drone exhibit that we did.
Speaker 10: Everybody wanted to be a part of this and we
Speaker 10: are very fortunate.
Speaker 1: For that well as far as the crowds. Can you
Speaker 1: give an estimate how many human beings were there at
Speaker 1: some point point Thursday through Sunday, I think all the
Speaker 1: humanity was there. There were six billion people. Didn't feel
Speaker 1: that way, any idea, any and you said, and make
Speaker 1: make your your card available for me. Hell, I couldn't
Speaker 1: get in the cart. There was no room on the streets,
Speaker 1: no room on the sideways. You walked, you couldn't move. Uh,
Speaker 1: it's how many people showed up.
Speaker 10: I had my parents, my parents and my wife and
Speaker 10: kids with me on Saturday night for a while, and
Speaker 10: I did have a cart to be able to move
Speaker 10: move around from a work perspective, and uh, at one
Speaker 10: point I just said, we just have to walk there
Speaker 10: there was no moving.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 7: You couldn't move a vehicle through here.
Speaker 10: I will say Sinceday police since the fire comington Newport,
Speaker 10: the public service officials, they were awesome.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 10: And for making sure people were safe, it was. It
Speaker 10: was a wonderful night with with no problems in that regard.
Speaker 10: The street car was was full and escort and so
Speaker 10: we were lucky in that regard that we've got, uh,
Speaker 10: you know police officers and sheriffs who just did such
Speaker 10: an awesome job.
Speaker 3: From a crowd perspective, give me a number, I need
Speaker 3: a number.
Speaker 10: Well, I know you don't believe that, but we actually
Speaker 10: do some calculations to try and figure out. We take
Speaker 10: pictures and we try and look at turns and how
Speaker 10: many times people are down here. Last year we said
Speaker 10: we you know, we estimated about two million people experienced
Speaker 10: blink over the course.
Speaker 3: Of the four days.
Speaker 10: I can tell you that, you know, having been a
Speaker 10: part of the product production team, it felt like more
Speaker 10: in a lot of the.
Speaker 6: Things that we look at. But we're not gonna do
Speaker 6: a number until we spend some time looking at it,
Speaker 6: but it definitely felt like more than two years ago.
Speaker 1: Well, in the metro there's about two million people that
Speaker 1: live within about fifty miles of Fountain Square. I would
Speaker 1: assume everyone was there. It looked like some scene of
Speaker 1: Star Trek in which everybody says yeah, and of course,
Speaker 1: of course, you know.
Speaker 10: We don't care, like if somebody comes four times that
Speaker 10: that that's four generally is how that works.
Speaker 3: But you know, look, it was it was awesome. It
Speaker 3: was awesome, and.
Speaker 7: You know the fact that we have a free public art.
Speaker 10: We had music experiences and you said the restaurants, I
Speaker 10: mean the folks that the bars and restaurants we were
Speaker 10: jamming and a lot of them used it did an opportunity.
Speaker 6: To produce themselves to customers, which was really cool.
Speaker 1: What did I miss? On Fountain Square? We intended to
Speaker 1: go to Finley Market. Couldn't get there. We intended to
Speaker 1: walk down to Fountain Square. Couldn't get there. We intended
Speaker 1: to take the suspension bridge. Couldn't get there. We intended
Speaker 1: to go to Covington where I was born. Couldn't get there.
Speaker 1: We intended to walk across.
Speaker 7: Were you stopping it?
Speaker 10: Were you stopping at the bars because they.
Speaker 3: Wasn't that hard to move around?
Speaker 7: I mean, were you doing like a blink a blank
Speaker 7: pub crawl?
Speaker 1: You don't understand what it was like on Vine Street?
Speaker 2: I mean I do.
Speaker 7: Did you get stuck at the Bay Horse for a
Speaker 7: few We.
Speaker 1: Never got that far. We couldn't get past Court Street
Speaker 1: from from uh Square?
Speaker 3: Look, what did I miss? Fountain Career was super cool?
Speaker 10: The Fifth Third Bank, Uh they are They're so awesome.
Speaker 10: They they have a whole creative team at the bank.
Speaker 10: And you know it, people think of bankers as bankers,
Speaker 10: but this this organization has a bunch of creatives and
Speaker 10: they they got together and they made they partnered with
Speaker 10: this group called Big Art and they made this huge
Speaker 10: installation on the middle of Fountain Square.
Speaker 7: It was a giant cube that you could walk through.
Speaker 6: They had images projected at Cincinnati.
Speaker 10: They had all of these doors that looked like your
Speaker 10: you know, doors and windows that you could walk up to.
Speaker 10: Every time you opened the door, there was a screen
Speaker 10: on the inside and there was different art there to experience.
Speaker 7: So that was pretty cool.
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 6: I was really impressed with what fifths there did.
Speaker 1: You could spend four hours on Fountain Square and never
Speaker 1: leave Fountain Square, right.
Speaker 10: There were a lot of people who hung out in
Speaker 10: one particular area, like within a block of Fountain Square.
Speaker 7: There was stuff to do.
Speaker 10: The Covington meet NKY helped us with the Covington Project,
Speaker 10: and you know, there was a huge projection on a
Speaker 10: building just past the Ascent, and then there was this
Speaker 10: thing called Flux that was all of this lighted. I
Speaker 10: don't even know what it looked like, beads that were lit,
Speaker 10: but they were. We were projecting on it and there
Speaker 10: were four cameras, so kids were putting their faces on
Speaker 10: it and dancing, and that's the other thing. There are
Speaker 10: so many kids, it was.
Speaker 3: It was awesome.
Speaker 1: Well, all I can say my sources tell me it's
Speaker 1: going to be two years from now. But the cost
Speaker 1: was multi millions of dollars and of Corporate America and
Speaker 1: Cincinnati steps forward. And to phrase some of these expenses,
Speaker 1: that's pocket change to all the rich guys in town.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, if you can do this every two years,
Speaker 1: this it can't grow anymore. I mean, it's maxed out.
Speaker 1: You can't put any more people in between Finley Market
Speaker 1: and coming to Newport, Licking River, Fountain Square, Washington Park.
Speaker 1: There's no more. You can't grow it all.
Speaker 7: I know you're used to.
Speaker 10: Those, you know, exclusive environments where there's not you know,
Speaker 10: you're not down with the mass.
Speaker 7: I will tell you it was not. It was not
Speaker 7: as dramatic as you say.
Speaker 10: I mean, I walked into Washington Park and had no
Speaker 10: problem getting you know, food and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 2: It was not.
Speaker 7: You're being maybe a tiny bit dramatic.
Speaker 3: I can't I can't imagine that find it.
Speaker 1: Have you thought about getting rid of the Chamber of commerce,
Speaker 1: going back into the into the grind of regular politics.
Speaker 1: I can see you and Luke and season control once
Speaker 1: again as Axe Alrod and Obama and ruined for a
Speaker 1: thousand year old. You don't have any fun. You have
Speaker 1: no fun doing now.
Speaker 7: I have the greatest gig. We were We are working
Speaker 7: on so much right now here at the chamber.
Speaker 6: Supporting our small businesses in this community.
Speaker 10: And uh, we were working on an arena study which
Speaker 10: has been in the news, looking to see whether or
Speaker 10: not we need arena in this community.
Speaker 6: So we'll release that here in a few weeks.
Speaker 10: And uh, this is this is an awesome job. We've
Speaker 10: got great partners at the city. Look, there were people
Speaker 10: in town. You've probably heard rumors.
Speaker 6: But you Knowinnati.
Speaker 10: This was a weekend where we got to show Cincinnati
Speaker 10: off to businesses and organizations that are thinking of moving here.
Speaker 6: Businesses here, people here.
Speaker 3: We couldn't have looked better.
Speaker 1: Weather was perfect, no criminal activity, happy families walking around,
Speaker 1: pub crawls, corporate Cincinnati stood up. It could not be
Speaker 1: more perfect. I kind of worry about the future because
Speaker 1: we've reached nirvana and we can't go any.
Speaker 7: Better than this where we can where else in the world.
Speaker 3: Where do you want to live other than this place?
Speaker 1: Well, you're almost have me half convinced to buy a
Speaker 1: condo on Republic Street. But I kind of doubt.
Speaker 7: I saw you were taking down notes, hitting up the
Speaker 7: fifty C line website.
Speaker 1: Lastly, will you spend a moment or two you need a.
Speaker 7: Little peditaire on on Vine Street.
Speaker 1: I don't know about that one, but it's a great
Speaker 1: place to visit before you kind of yeah.
Speaker 7: That he's where's these days?
Speaker 10: Oh he's at seventeenth and Vine in a little condo,
Speaker 10: hanging out, having a great time.
Speaker 1: I don't see that happening, but I guess anything's possible.
Speaker 1: Before the day ends, google William Cunningham Resurrectionists and see
Speaker 1: what you find. Because my roots go deep into Washington Park.
Speaker 1: I mean really deep into the ground of Washington Park.
Speaker 1: William Cunningham Resurrectionist. Look that up. I'll do it, all right,
Speaker 1: Brendan call, good luck. It can't get no better. Makes
Speaker 1: me feel sad for the rest. We got the best,
Speaker 1: and that's it. We're done.
Speaker 7: I'm so glad you found Blink blink.
Speaker 1: It's out there somewhere. I saw a lot of it.
Speaker 1: I don't want to see anymore. No one's gonna come
Speaker 1: next year because it's too crowded. There's just people everywhere,
Speaker 1: all right, Brendan, all right, Brendan Call, give my best
Speaker 1: to Charlie Luke and the man who would be mayor
Speaker 1: give my best Brendan call. All right, let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: He controls the taste of Cincinnati october Fest and bling
Speaker 1: or blink. It's unbelievable. Let's continue. Bill Cunningham, here's Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred. Ww if Kamala you won't have any we
Speaker 1: got a fun one, but we'll fix it.
Speaker 11: We've got a six year old from Massachusetts and he
Speaker 11: wants to know about your favorite animals.
Speaker 1: President. My name is Bayer, I'm six years old. I
Speaker 1: live on farm in Massachusetts.
Speaker 3: What's your favorite farm animal?
Speaker 1: Favorite farm animal.
Speaker 3: The city. I'll tell you what I love. I love cows.
Speaker 12: But if we go with Kamala, you won't have any
Speaker 12: cows anyhow. I don't want to ruin this kid's day,
Speaker 12: but I love cows. I think they're so cute and
Speaker 12: so beautiful and so But according to Kamala, who's a
Speaker 12: radical left lunatic, you will not have any cows anymore.
Speaker 3: So we have to quote her. I like caw.
Speaker 1: Hello, quiet, I'm Skulls. I'm broadcastingy get ready for the
Speaker 1: walk up music. Justice Joe is back. This is the
Speaker 1: this is song. This is two visits in two weeks.
Speaker 1: Will what's going on? You must be running for something?
Speaker 1: Well the campaign is what what's going on? I'm not
Speaker 1: aware of anything like that. I'm not aware. I know nothing.
Speaker 1: I have no recollection of that, Sir, hit it Aaron
Speaker 1: is walk up music for Joe Eaters TV their colored
Speaker 1: TV screen. You know what I mean, seg man, Sure
Speaker 1: do women, this isn't Joe though, you go, that's you.
Speaker 1: And when you walk in the room, I might walk in.
Speaker 1: Get ready for the hook, get ready for Joe Eaters
Speaker 1: walk up music.
Speaker 3: You're ready?
Speaker 1: Here he comes, Derek, come out of the back, because.
Speaker 7: Right there.
Speaker 1: He's gonna win the fight for the Supreme Court. He's
Speaker 1: got a powerload. Guess what he's gonna do with it.
Speaker 1: That's him right there. But Joe, you're making the state visit.
Speaker 1: There must be a campaign underwround. Nothing's going on the way.
Speaker 1: Your opponent could come on anytime she wants, Sir joints
Speaker 1: to I hope she does. Hope she does. Please, I'll
Speaker 1: book her. Come on every day. Can you hear my music?
Speaker 1: Come on, let's go, Come on.
Speaker 11: Megan Shanahan, Dan Hawkins and I running all over the
Speaker 11: state and running like crazy, like crazy?
Speaker 1: What are you doing?
Speaker 11: Love this though it's silly season, as you know, that's
Speaker 11: the crazy stuff that's going out, you know.
Speaker 1: Do you watch these commercials? I can't now. This is
Speaker 1: the best. This is the best for this thus far.
Speaker 11: Okay, Megan Shanahan, Dan Hawkins and Joe Dieters are a
Speaker 11: Week on Crime.
Speaker 1: I never thought I'd be wearing that mantle. How to
Speaker 1: have your opponents say she's against abortion?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: What your opposition says? You're week on c were Week
Speaker 1: on crime? So only only guys stronger? Is Georgie Patton?
Speaker 1: For God, thank you, but say it today?
Speaker 11: I was my daughter was kind enough of my son
Speaker 11: John In the least, they downloaded old videos I had
Speaker 11: hanging around the boy off of the Prosecutor's office when
Speaker 11: I left and secret file. They recovered a videotape of
Speaker 11: your host here, mister Cunningham.
Speaker 1: He is in Bermuda.
Speaker 11: We were we were actually running the Bermuda Marathon for
Speaker 11: the Leukemia Society, and he is singing, Y M c A.
Speaker 1: We're gonna put this on the website the village people.
Speaker 11: Right, Well, I'll give you the two of the highlights
Speaker 11: because this is radio and it's hard to describe. But
Speaker 11: he's wearing a sweater looks like Bill Cosby threw it away.
Speaker 11: It was big at the time, pre prison. He yeah,
Speaker 11: but it was a Cosby sweater you're wearing.
Speaker 1: I thought I looked pretty good.
Speaker 11: Well, then the singing, it looks like he's having some
Speaker 11: kind of seizure or something.
Speaker 1: Well, there's only three what four letters of the whole song, right,
Speaker 1: so I mean it was not that difficult. But he
Speaker 1: was reading the karaoke words to why. I'm vaguely recall
Speaker 1: we were having excrement on the grass you wor yes?
Speaker 1: And Eddie Fingers was there. He was the problem. Eddie
Speaker 1: Fingers was a problem. He was the problem.
Speaker 11: And his beautiful wife Debbie was there with us, and
Speaker 11: you're in this film dancing with her after many whatever
Speaker 11: those things.
Speaker 1: There's drinks you were drinking. Did you see her hands?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I did, nowhere near anything anywhere I want anything.
Speaker 1: Penny was there too. Penny was there, was singing, keeping
Speaker 1: her distance. She says to me, you're on your own.
Speaker 11: Right when I show her this video, she's gonna.
Speaker 1: You're on your own. Yes, thank you for that. Out
Speaker 1: there when we enact that, we can call up. But
Speaker 1: I can still I can still dance. I often want
Speaker 1: to dance. I'm a good dancer.
Speaker 11: We also have you singing Gloria Gainers, I Will Survive.
Speaker 1: One of my favorite songs. Oh boy, I can't imagine that.
Speaker 11: At first, I was going, well, you should be happy
Speaker 11: that most of the absentity the laws have been tossed
Speaker 11: out in the state, because that there's no more to that.
Speaker 1: We see Joe, you get him, you get it, you
Speaker 1: indict him, then you're tough on crime again. You get
Speaker 1: a lot of votes. No more indictments from him. I'm done.
Speaker 1: You know it's silly. There we go, there you go,
Speaker 1: you say it. We played Monday me you Eddie fingers
Speaker 1: dev has.
Speaker 11: Adam stopped Adam oh Man, heartbreaking seeing that tell you lovely.
Speaker 1: Killed in the morning by drunk drug driver. And he
Speaker 1: spent his life in the law defending defendants on drunk
Speaker 1: drug law.
Speaker 11: He had a remarkable part of that story. We couldn't
Speaker 11: find the driver for a while, took about a week.
Speaker 11: Some neighbor called in. I think my neighbor was the
Speaker 11: cause of this accident. The part of damage in the
Speaker 11: back of my building and stuff like that. So they respond,
Speaker 11: they find the guy arresting. The mother of the defendant
Speaker 11: killed the guy who called him the tip. I'm gonna
Speaker 11: say that again.
Speaker 1: The mother, the mother of the defendant that killed Steve
Speaker 1: Adams in the car. He was on a bike.
Speaker 11: Yes, the mother of the defendant killed the witness, correct,
Speaker 11: killed the guy who called the tip. And he wasn't
Speaker 11: a witness of the crime. He called him the tip
Speaker 11: and she was enraged and good and killed that guy.
Speaker 11: So the guy the mother is still in prison about
Speaker 11: the guy that killed Probably he's probably close.
Speaker 3: To out now.
Speaker 1: So the mothers going to stay in longer. Oh yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 1: But she proved your point. She proved your point. Don't
Speaker 1: talk mesle my boy. Don't messle with my boy. What
Speaker 1: happened to the good grow brothers got hit by a
Speaker 1: drunk driver in New Jersey? The hockey players, Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: that's right. Yeah, they had a big event for him,
Speaker 1: his Columbus. Now, lastly, before I turned things over, the
Speaker 1: segment on your right, my left the Central Park five,
Speaker 1: the five young men who were convicted of raping, an
Speaker 1: attempt at murder and brutalizing a young stockbroker is now
Speaker 1: two weeks before the election. This happened thirty five years ago,
Speaker 1: suing Donald Trump for defamation. Defamation, I will I'm not
Speaker 1: allowed to take positions of the Central Park.
Speaker 3: Five.
Speaker 1: Let me just make a political comment.
Speaker 11: Everyone should be very wary of anything happening in the
Speaker 11: last two weeks before a campaign.
Speaker 1: Including your parents here.
Speaker 11: Well, well, I come in here, I come in here
Speaker 11: and give you stuff all the time.
Speaker 1: So you're coming more frequently now that you won't come
Speaker 1: in after November. I know that we'll never see you again.
Speaker 1: You can find me with a search war and a
Speaker 1: backo of bloodhounds, we couldn't find you. Speaking of back hos,
Speaker 1: what if my great great great grandfather, William Cunningham the
Speaker 1: Resurrectionist had a back hoe back in the eighteen seventies
Speaker 1: and eighties at Washington Park. What would it look like now, Well,
Speaker 1: we all have a dark chapter in our room for
Speaker 1: bl blink. It's bla blink. I'm sorry, blink. We all
Speaker 1: may have that dark chapter, but your chapter is pretty dark.
Speaker 1: I mean it's ultra dark. You must admit, Olny.
Speaker 11: He would have dead bodies sitting next to him.
Speaker 1: In a buggy. Hey, say, if you works. Say if
Speaker 1: you words at night, was it weekend at Bernie's or something? Yes,
Speaker 1: we all have a dark chapter in our history. But
Speaker 1: my guy, old Cunny was an entrepreneur who would pay
Speaker 1: for the They pay him for the funeral. He dress
Speaker 1: up the body nice, put him in the caskets, drop
Speaker 1: him in the ground at Washington Park, wait three days,
Speaker 1: dig up the body, then sell the body of medical science.
Speaker 1: That guy was an entrepreneur.
Speaker 11: Seeing your grandson's kids will be talking about using and YMCA.
Speaker 11: So it's just kind of a family tradition of embarrassment.
Speaker 1: Segment. Give me some one right there, one right there?
Speaker 1: Will he the stood supporters of Proud Service. Ever your
Speaker 1: local temp Star heating and air conditioning dealers tame star
Speaker 1: quality you could feel in Cincinnati called the experts preferred
Speaker 1: home comfort five, one, three, eight, nine to two h
Speaker 1: V A C spot segment. What about your great great
Speaker 1: grandfather in Middletown? What did he do dig graves for
Speaker 1: a living? It wasn't They wasn't living in Middletown?
Speaker 3: Then where was he?
Speaker 1: Probably ground down here on the west side, the best side,
Speaker 1: White Oak, round Ron's Roost. World Series Game one? Will
Speaker 1: he coming up on Friday at Dodger Stadium. Don't care
Speaker 1: the cheapest ticket? What nine and fifteen dollars? What if
Speaker 1: you want a good seat like Joe Dieters, the highest
Speaker 1: is thirty five thousand? What does that come with?
Speaker 3: Well? What I think? He?
Speaker 1: I think that you sit in a dugout next to Otani? Hey, hey, shoe, hey,
Speaker 1: give me a tip on the average price for ticket
Speaker 1: says in game one is eighteen hundred dollars. Can you
Speaker 1: tell me Joe about Pete said if he if he
Speaker 1: had a translator, he'd be in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: You know who didn't speak of the and p probably
Speaker 1: didn't need a translator. Tom, how's Pete doing? I heard
Speaker 1: he's in a drawer somewhere in Clark County. That's I
Speaker 1: hope not. I hope not too. I hope he's being honored,
Speaker 1: respect it.
Speaker 11: I would think where is I hope the city would
Speaker 11: do something for Pete.
Speaker 1: I mean, my gosh, he's the wrong color. No, no
Speaker 1: Bengals update. Will he good? Brought to you by Good Spirits,
Speaker 1: Winding Tobacco and Party Town in Northern Kentucky. Of course,
Speaker 1: the Bengals go to three and four after beating those Brownies.
Speaker 1: What does Scottie Johnson say about the newest member of council.
Speaker 1: He's a white guy. We don't want him. Can you
Speaker 1: comment on that? No embarrassing Bengals line at six oh
Speaker 1: five Here on seven hundred WLW Brown's quarterback Deshaun Watson
Speaker 1: out for the rest of the season, suffering that ruptured achilles.
Speaker 1: What was yesterday's cheering Browns fans as Deshaun Watson writhing
Speaker 1: in pain is leaving the field of honor and Brown's faithful.
Speaker 1: They're cheering the departure of Deshaun Watson. They booed him
Speaker 1: before the game, when he ran out on the field
Speaker 1: in pregames, and then he's carted off and they're booing
Speaker 1: him some more. No respect they had.
Speaker 11: They had a bad weekend. They get knocked out of
Speaker 11: the playoffs in baseball, and then they.
Speaker 1: Had to face that. Bengals said, bad weekend, bad weekend
Speaker 1: votes in Cleveland. You better start talking about the Brownies
Speaker 1: and the Guardians in a positive way.
Speaker 11: The rock and roll Hall of Fame thing was pretty good,
Speaker 11: and he would know about that, yes, he would please
Speaker 11: continue segment.
Speaker 1: Xavier's announced that Romayne Sato's number ten jersey's going to
Speaker 1: be retired this season. The Sado's jersey will be the
Speaker 1: ninth banner hang at the Centas Center. Joe, you have
Speaker 1: season tickets. Your reaction to remains, I'm excited about Xavier
Speaker 1: basketball this year. Lost the best player and they kicked
Speaker 1: the crap out of the Flyers by twenty up there,
Speaker 1: they look good. You got to pay a lot for
Speaker 1: the I assume a lot of the rich people like
Speaker 1: you were paying.
Speaker 11: Ex coach Miller. No, he's got his stuff together.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: Cole Rane High School might do a little nail. How
Speaker 1: to do this weekend segment? Lost again? Have they won
Speaker 1: a game in the last two years? No, deer Park
Speaker 1: beat up on Marymont. Think about this. Cole Rain State
Speaker 1: champions Now they can't win a game against the little
Speaker 1: sisters of the poor. What's the difference, sag, what's happening?
Speaker 1: What's the difference? You're connected to that?
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 1: Is it coaching seven eighth and ninth graders that just
Speaker 1: quit playing, not getting the players like deer Park. Maybe
Speaker 1: Cole Rain should schedule deer Park, baby, so that'd be
Speaker 1: all right. Got a text here from deer Park faithful
Speaker 1: telling me that they're raising lots of money for hurricane
Speaker 1: relief in various parts of North Carolina ice And so
Speaker 1: I think it's good for the park under the leadership,
Speaker 1: of course, under under the leadership of looking at a photo,
Speaker 1: under the leadership of Deer Park leadership. Very good, very good,
Speaker 1: God bless raising a lot of money and that job.
Speaker 1: And of course you can't comment on anything, correct nothing.
Speaker 1: I'm out of it. Are you having any more sports
Speaker 1: stars come in lately for the Athletic Fund? Can't say
Speaker 1: we have one schedule? Do you have to wait? Oh,
Speaker 1: we thought we had Pete Rose about two months?
Speaker 11: Wow, you hadus and try to get Joe Burrow.
Speaker 1: Can't say who it's going to be, but uh, when
Speaker 1: is that event taking place? It's going to be in March.
Speaker 1: Jim Stall's gonna head up a big one. But we're
Speaker 1: gonna remember Pete Rose and it didn't work out. Now,
Speaker 1: did you did you need counseling at sant X and
Speaker 1: all Joe when you went there? Any idea you had
Speaker 1: a lineup for counseling anything like that. I just tried
Speaker 1: to keep a low profile and get through the class.
Speaker 1: Did you line up for counseling at sant X like
Speaker 1: Rocky Boyman did. No, Rocky was a problem child at
Speaker 1: st X. He is in counseling repeatedly, constantly. Where's he today?
Speaker 1: No kidding, supposed to be here today? Where's the rock?
Speaker 1: I don't know. He's absent. I don't believe it. He
Speaker 1: thought st X was represented to fine. You can say
Speaker 1: that again. Some of those news stories are fabulous, That's
Speaker 1: all I can say. They would even be stories if
Speaker 1: it wasn't. Is this happened to Deer Park, it would
Speaker 1: be a parade for.
Speaker 3: The kid.
Speaker 1: I'm supposed to comment, Joe, be careful, it's not one
Speaker 1: of my case. Careful. What about the Central Park five
Speaker 1: suing Donald Trump for defamation of their character? Interesting timing?
Speaker 1: How's that possible? I don't understand what, Joe. If your
Speaker 1: opponent would like equal time, I encourage you to come
Speaker 1: on in. I would urge you, all right, please please
Speaker 1: please please do it, Please come immediately, Yes, please, Joe,
Speaker 1: thank you.
Speaker 11: If you can secret away that video of me singing
Speaker 11: in Bermuda, I appreciate it. I'm bringing Megan Shanahan and
Speaker 11: Dan Hawkins here next time. Let me know if you
Speaker 11: can bring.
Speaker 1: You can have the three Democrats, and I'm going to
Speaker 1: let's talk about positions about you being soft on crime. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Democrats were much more difficult.
Speaker 3: What what what?
Speaker 11: What?
Speaker 1: Torture, crucifixion?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: What's worse? But Joe, you're soft on crime.
Speaker 3: Remember that.
Speaker 1: Don't defend the character of the Central Park five. Okay,
Speaker 1: I would never do that. Just think about that. And
Speaker 1: I know you like it when judges go back thirty
Speaker 1: to thirty five years to try to dig up issues
Speaker 1: on cases. Now you're gonna get me in trow. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get you now. Now we're there. Now we're gonna start.
Speaker 1: Now we're gonna dia DQ. Time to go, Time to
Speaker 1: go with Joe. Thank you for your fingers. I thought
Speaker 1: he'd be here by now. Where is he should be
Speaker 1: watching your video? Out back video he's watching I had
Speaker 1: my clothes on segment. Get me out of the stooge
Speaker 1: report bully in honor of a justice shoe in the
Speaker 1: House and vote for him. Coming up November the fourth,
Speaker 1: When fifth you fool? When Kamala Harris voted the fourth
Speaker 1: to be a Democrat. But when Kamala Harris brings out
Speaker 1: Liz and Dick Cheney to endorse her candidacy. You know
Speaker 1: it is a problem going on. I heard Bob Taft
Speaker 1: endorsed uh Serry Brown yesterday. Bob Taft is a clown. Whatever.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the importal words of the stood report. Well,
Speaker 1: we got the museum levee. Now we got all these
Speaker 1: special levies out. None of the other counties have them,
Speaker 1: and you've endorsed every one of them on your show
Speaker 1: right before the election. When it came time for the
Speaker 1: stadium tax thing about eleven years ago, where was Joe Eaters?
Speaker 3: I was there?
Speaker 1: Did you indorse it?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: All right? I was the guy fighting it wasn't I
Speaker 1: wasn't I the one opposing spending public money. No, you
Speaker 1: indorsed it.
Speaker 3: I did, Yes, you endorsed it. If you remember this,
Speaker 3: the whole campaign was not being a major league city
Speaker 3: and all that stuff. Remember that, Joe.
Speaker 1: I don't recall that at all, nor your memory is
Speaker 1: just very solid rageous. It's sutrageous. Well, I don't recall
Speaker 1: that at all. You recall that, Yes I do.
Speaker 3: I was you back.
Speaker 1: I was out there like the drum major in the
Speaker 1: front of the baby. You're daggone right, you were we
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