Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the Great America. Welcome to the floor.
Speaker 2: It's Thursday afternoon, the Shrine state of bit cloudy, but
Speaker 2: the weather looks perfect for the weekend concert with the
Speaker 2: Voice of America, where I may be introducing Jason Aldeen
Speaker 2: and his big green tractor. I'm not sure it's a
Speaker 2: big green tractor or a little green tractor, but there'll be
Speaker 2: a big tractor there. But until then, of course, writes.
Speaker 2: Baseball kicks off first pitch at six ' ten tonight
Speaker 2: bit early, and we're going to begin coverage about five
Speaker 2: to ten as the Reds blue one last night big time.
Speaker 2: Hopefully they'll win today, win the series, and move on
Speaker 2: to Milwaukee. They play good teams better than bad teams.
Speaker 2: But until then, Melissa Powers, of course, is the Amley
Speaker 2: County Prosecutor walking in the shoes of Joe Eaters, Artney
Speaker 2: and Simon Leees and Melissa Powers, welcome again to the
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham Show. And Melissa, with your permission, I have
Speaker 2: a few questions to ask about marijuana.
Speaker 1: Here's the first one.
Speaker 2: Let's say you're a Tony Bender type that lives in
Speaker 2: Green Township and you legally possess a handgun because you
Speaker 2: like to carry one. And right now we are kind
Speaker 2: of an open carry We don't have to have a
Speaker 2: permit anymore, and you have no disability. Is it legal
Speaker 2: for a Tony bender in Green Township or a Tony
Speaker 2: rosyellow to have possession of a legal handgun in their
Speaker 2: pocket or purse or whatever, and then they go in
Speaker 2: to buy marijuana which is now legal. And can you
Speaker 2: walk around the streets, the mean streets of Green Township
Speaker 2: with a gun and possessing legally marijuana.
Speaker 3: With The short answer is yes you can. You must
Speaker 3: be an adult twenty one years or older. You can
Speaker 3: legally possess two point five ounces of marijuana now that's
Speaker 3: our law. And carry a firearm if you're legally allowed
Speaker 3: to possess a firearm. Now you can't be smoking the marijuana,
Speaker 3: but it's packaged in a baggy you and you have
Speaker 3: a fire Yes, you can carry both at the same time.
Speaker 3: You can transport it in a car at the same
Speaker 3: time that you've got to follow the proper firearm you
Speaker 3: know how to transport a firearm in a vehicle. But
Speaker 3: yes you can. You can be in possession of both
Speaker 3: as long as you're two point five or under bounces
Speaker 3: and and you can carry a firearm.
Speaker 2: When I talked to lawmakers Bill Sitz and Huffman and others,
Speaker 2: and the Speaker of the House, when I speak to them,
Speaker 2: they both say there's needs to update the law because
Speaker 2: as a prosecutor, you don't you don't create law or
Speaker 2: make law. You follow the law. And there is some
Speaker 2: dispute as to the level of marijuana you can have
Speaker 2: when you're driving a motor vehicle. There was there was
Speaker 2: a testimony I think I had on Stevens, you Speaker
Speaker 2: of the House, about a week or ten days ago,
Speaker 2: and he talked about using a swab inside your inside
Speaker 2: your cheek to see the level of THCHC. As a
Speaker 2: frontline prosecutor, is there a clear delineation when you operate
Speaker 2: a motor vehicle as far as what is and what
Speaker 2: is not the proper level of marijuana in your system
Speaker 2: while you're driving a car.
Speaker 3: There is a clear delineation. The law is written that
Speaker 3: you cannot operate a motor vehicle under the ensigns of
Speaker 3: the marijuana metabolite and the prohibited level in your blooder
Speaker 3: urine for blood is five nanograms per marijuana metabolite per
Speaker 3: milli liter of your blood, and for urine it's fifteen
Speaker 3: nanograms per milli leader of your urine. So there is
Speaker 3: they do hant this. There are levels that you cannot
Speaker 3: have in your system while you're operating a motor vehicle.
Speaker 2: That's a great answer. So let's say Tony Bender is
Speaker 2: in Anderson Township driving around. He said, had a couple
Speaker 2: of hits on the joint, and you're talking about blood
Speaker 2: and urine unlike breath, and uh, one may try at
Speaker 2: the scene to have them do finger to nose and
Speaker 2: all those tests and then maybe an intoxalizer handheld Tony
Speaker 2: might blow into it. But at the present time, as
Speaker 2: I understand it, is there a test using breath to
Speaker 2: determine level of intoxication.
Speaker 3: There is not a test for breath. It's what's in
Speaker 3: your blood, blood or urine at the time you're operating
Speaker 3: the motor vehicle. So that's Those are the tests that
Speaker 3: would be requested of you if you were pulled over
Speaker 3: and suspected of operating a motor vehicle impaired and under
Speaker 3: the influence of marijuana.
Speaker 2: So Tony would have to take it, please please. So
Speaker 2: Tony would have to go to the hospital with the cop.
Speaker 2: How do you get urine or blood at the scene
Speaker 2: of a stop?
Speaker 1: How do you do that?
Speaker 3: Well, the urine they can take the blood that they
Speaker 3: would have to have a nurse or if any MT
Speaker 3: or as you said, from the hospital. So there's limited
Speaker 3: ways to get the sample need it in order to
Speaker 3: test it to see if you're impaired. But it's not
Speaker 3: as easy as breath. You're correct.
Speaker 2: Well, when I talked to lawmakers, they want to develop
Speaker 2: some tests at the scene where you can swab inside
Speaker 2: of the cheek. And I'm thinking, man, how would that work?
Speaker 1: And when you.
Speaker 2: Advise police agencies in Hamlety County have they have they
Speaker 2: called recently the last few days about what to do
Speaker 2: in these circumstances of blood urine And the person said, no,
Speaker 2: you know, I had a little bit of marijuana. I
Speaker 2: smoked a little bit. But how do you determine if
Speaker 2: they're under the influence? If there if you have take
Speaker 2: blood or urine, it's a little bit messy at times,
Speaker 2: and there is no test for breath, and so would
Speaker 2: it be helpful for frontline prosecutors to have the lawmakers
Speaker 2: and columbus clean that up?
Speaker 1: A little bit.
Speaker 3: Well, that's you know, as you as you stated earlier,
Speaker 3: as the prosecutor, I follow the law. I don't create
Speaker 3: the law. Sometimes we weigh in and make suggestions we
Speaker 3: can be in favor or pose. So basically, you know,
Speaker 3: that's up to the state legislatures. And and and they're
Speaker 3: on break I think for until October, so they've had
Speaker 3: a year to sit there and figure this out. But
Speaker 3: they also this is not anything new. I mean, this
Speaker 3: is testing for marijuana, testing for other drugs. As you said,
Speaker 3: I mean, very few officers are trained to be able
Speaker 3: to detect and be they you know, and be able
Speaker 3: to pay. They're specialized officers that actually figure out that
Speaker 3: are trained to recognize the symptoms of drug abuse. And
Speaker 3: they do that through different exercises involving pupils. It's been
Speaker 3: a while since ide been in the courtroom where these
Speaker 3: tests were being done, but they do have sun at
Speaker 3: their disposal. I think they're going to have to do
Speaker 3: more training. I think also what has to be changed is,
Speaker 3: you know, all the canines that were trained to hit
Speaker 3: on a car if they smelled we're all marijuana. I mean,
Speaker 3: there's all kinds of things that will need to change
Speaker 3: with this now that this.
Speaker 1: Is legal and they haven't done it.
Speaker 2: And I like to think when Republicans don't have Democrats
Speaker 2: to fight with, they fight with other Republicans, and Democrats
Speaker 2: don't have democrats to fight with Republicans, they've fight with
Speaker 2: other Democrats, like on the county Commissioner. They're fighting all
Speaker 2: the time. So at this point, it would be helpful
Speaker 2: if lawmakers actually got together, did their job and not
Speaker 2: going break until October and tell the eighty eight county
Speaker 2: prosecutors this is what to do, this is what not
Speaker 2: to do. Now, you mentioned about smoking marijuana in public.
Speaker 2: If Tony Bender wants to walk around Washington Park on
Speaker 2: a Sunday afternoon lighting up his weed, can he legally
Speaker 2: walk around the city of Cincinnati with marijuana just smoking it?
Speaker 1: Is that legal?
Speaker 3: No? No, it's not legal. You cannot smoke pot on
Speaker 3: any federal, state, or locally owned land in the state
Speaker 3: of Ohio, so parks, streets, all of that is illegal now.
Speaker 3: But we've got a mayor in the city of Cincinnati
Speaker 3: that doesn't enforce possession of marijuana at one hundred grands.
Speaker 3: There's no enforcement of that law. So I guess it's
Speaker 3: going to depend and hopefully our mayor will step up
Speaker 3: and be able to you know, put this in line
Speaker 3: because Saniley's for example, I mean hot stinks. Yeah, who
Speaker 3: wants to be walking around and smelling it? And say
Speaker 3: in the public area. Another place that it doesn't apply
Speaker 3: with the restaurants and bars. You cannot smoke there because
Speaker 3: of the no smoking laws that were passed with regard
Speaker 3: to cigarettes. So you can't smoke in no smoking areas,
Speaker 3: you can't smoke in public areas, you can't smoke in
Speaker 3: the but you can't smoke and you cannot smoke in
Speaker 3: your car. So that's another that's also ill legal.
Speaker 1: So let me get this straight.
Speaker 2: You can't smoke in a park, you can't smoke it
Speaker 2: on state property, you can't smoke it on federal property,
Speaker 2: you can't smoke it on city property, you can't smoke
Speaker 2: it in your car, you can't smoke it inside restaurants
Speaker 2: and bars, and you can't smoke it in any facility
Speaker 2: like I don't know, uh, Dillard's, they have signed you
Speaker 2: can't smoke there.
Speaker 1: So where can you smoke it? At home?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: It's pretty much at home, your own yard. You know
Speaker 3: that is obvious. Now, somebody that has a public let's
Speaker 3: say what. I'm kind of curious. I think in the
Speaker 3: doorra areas, you know where you're allowed to drink. You
Speaker 3: know that it's legal to drink out on the street.
Speaker 3: I don't think they allow smoking. That's in the smoking
Speaker 3: area too, So you can't smoke there. So you can
Speaker 3: smoke in designated areas, that's permissible, And you can smoke
Speaker 3: in your home, but you cannot smoke or in your
Speaker 3: yard or on your property. But you cannot smoke in
Speaker 3: a car or any public area or any area that's
Speaker 3: been designated for no smoking.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to bring this up to you. I'm
Speaker 2: in Washington Park about a week ago Sunday with the
Speaker 2: People's Judge, Penelope Are along with Sean Donovan, who lives downtown.
Speaker 2: We take a walk from his home on Court Street,
Speaker 2: walk up to OTR walk through Washington Park on a
Speaker 2: Sunday Sunday evening about six thirty pm. And the smell
Speaker 2: of marijuana was everywhere, and there were numerous people sitting
Speaker 2: on park benches smoking like crazy, and uh, just publicly.
Speaker 2: And I'm looking around, I'm smelling it, and I'm looking
Speaker 2: and there's cops walking around and guess what, nobody's cited,
Speaker 2: nobody arrested, and.
Speaker 3: That's our mayor. That's our mayor is responsible for that.
Speaker 3: He does not. He has told Distance Act Police Department
Speaker 3: that even though it's illegal to possess, you know, you're
Speaker 3: at one hundred grams of marijuana. So the current law
Speaker 3: of recreation is actually less than what is permitted on
Speaker 3: the books, but you and you can't and it's it's
Speaker 3: a minor misdemeanor to smoke in public areas. They're not
Speaker 3: enforcing that law. They've been told not to enforce that law.
Speaker 3: So hopefully, hopefully the public outcry would be is to
Speaker 3: ask our mayor to enforce the law so that we,
Speaker 3: you know, families and people that want to enjoy the
Speaker 3: parks without having to smell that because it does stink.
Speaker 3: You know, people don't like it, and it's illegal to
Speaker 3: enforce the law.
Speaker 2: So I went up to a cop in uniform and
Speaker 2: I said to this nice officer, I looked at his name,
Speaker 2: but his name's not relevant. I said, let me ask
Speaker 2: you a question, officer. I'm in Washington Park. It's illegal
Speaker 2: to smoke marijuana here, and I see a few dozen
Speaker 2: people smoking pot. I said, why aren't you citing. Somebody
Speaker 2: looked at me and said, I don't want to deal
Speaker 2: with it, and I said, what do you mean. He said, well,
Speaker 2: we're told not to a site and not to arrest anyone,
Speaker 2: and I don't want to deal with it. I said, well,
Speaker 2: I don't want to be argumentative, but you took an
Speaker 2: oath to follow the law of the State of Ohio,
Speaker 2: the City of Cincinnati, the US Constitution, and obviously you're
Speaker 2: not doing it. And he said, I just don't want
Speaker 2: to deal with it. I'm thinking, well, that's not good
Speaker 2: when you have law enforcement that would do their job,
Speaker 2: but they're told by Chief Thiji and the city manager
Speaker 2: share along, and they're told by the mayor don't We're
Speaker 2: not gonna We're going to enforce some laws but not
Speaker 2: enforce other laws because of that's just what we're going
Speaker 2: to do. If I'm in Warren County, I don't see
Speaker 2: people walking around smoking pot because in Lebanon you'll be cited. Now.
Speaker 2: You know, maybe it's good or bad, but you don't wantuh.
Speaker 2: You don't want mayors or even prosecutors creating law. You
Speaker 2: want them enforcing the law. And it's a breakdown of
Speaker 2: law and order in a small way, but it's a
Speaker 2: it's a serious one.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: Now, lastly, we have a big election coming up, and
Speaker 2: if you can take off your prosecutorial hat and put
Speaker 2: on your candidate hat. I've said publicly that the most
Speaker 2: important election outside of the presidency is for county prosecutor.
Speaker 2: Practically every urban area has elected liberal Democrats to be
Speaker 2: their prosecutors. We see the results in Chicago, Columbus, Ohio,
Speaker 2: we see in New York City. Can you tell the
Speaker 2: American people, Missy Powers, how important this election is, especially
Speaker 2: suburbanites who want to see laws enforced and I want
Speaker 2: to see criminals prosecutor. How important is this election coming
Speaker 2: November fifth for you and for the people of Hamilton County.
Speaker 3: Well, Bill, you couldn't be more right about how critical
Speaker 3: this election is through the future of Hamilton County. And
Speaker 3: what's on the ballot is public safety, and people need
Speaker 3: to have to really be concerned. The public safety obviously
Speaker 3: affects everybody. You should be feel safe walking down the street,
Speaker 3: going to an FC game, going to the grocery store.
Speaker 3: You should not be afraid that somebody is going to
Speaker 3: hurt you. Or a family member, and if you are,
Speaker 3: unfortunately the victim of a crime, or someone that you
Speaker 3: love is a victim of a crime, you want justice
Speaker 3: and you want accountability. And what we see across the
Speaker 3: country is that there are prosecutors that are not enforcing
Speaker 3: the law, that are lenient, that are not holding people accountable,
Speaker 3: and the victims rights are being trampled on. This election
Speaker 3: in our county, we're at a crossroads and it's going
Speaker 3: to be what direction do we want the county to go?
Speaker 3: And you cannot be thinking you just vote down ballot
Speaker 3: or it's all about politics, because public safety has nothing
Speaker 3: to do with politics. At this point. You're going to want,
Speaker 3: hopefully a prosecutor that has experience and that is law
Speaker 3: in order. I've got over thirty two years of experienced,
Speaker 3: thirty one of them in the courtroom where I was
Speaker 3: a prosecutor. I worked in the office for eight years,
Speaker 3: was a defense attorney, and in private practice for seven years,
Speaker 3: was a judge for sixteen years. My opponent can't say
Speaker 3: any of that. The last time she was in the
Speaker 3: courtroom was in two thousand and five, and she did
Speaker 3: public defense work, so she's never tried a murder case.
Speaker 3: She's never prosecuted a case. And in fact, even last
Speaker 3: year she didn't have.
Speaker 4: A law license.
Speaker 5: She let that lapse.
Speaker 3: So it's a very very important election. And you know,
Speaker 3: where is she. She's not speaking out when these judges
Speaker 3: are setting low bonds and letting violent criminals to go
Speaker 3: right back into the neighborhood. She's not making any any
Speaker 3: you know, saying making any stand on that. Where is
Speaker 3: she where I'm speaking out against that. I'm trying to
Speaker 3: make sure that we are making judges think about public safety,
Speaker 3: that we are fighting for victims, that we are trying
Speaker 3: to make sure there's accountability, and we are supporting law enforcement.
Speaker 3: So that's the difference. It's you have a clear choice.
Speaker 3: If you vote down the party line, you're going to
Speaker 3: pick the wrong person. I guarantee you that is not
Speaker 3: what you're going to want. Because most people when they
Speaker 3: hear that somebody wasn't held accountable, somebody was released on
Speaker 3: I know, our bond that was on a violent offense,
Speaker 3: they like, how does this happen? Well, they've been voting
Speaker 3: down the party line. They're not looking at the people,
Speaker 3: They're not looking at who's law in order. Because I
Speaker 3: think the majority of people want to feel safe, and
Speaker 3: what majority of people want accountability and a majority of
Speaker 3: people we know we want law in order. We know
Speaker 3: what happens if it doesn't. Just look in all these cities,
Speaker 3: in the neighborhoods that need it the most are the
Speaker 3: neighborhoods that are getting hurt the worst because these violent
Speaker 3: criminals going right back in the same neighborhood and they're
Speaker 3: hurting more people. And we want to put a stop
Speaker 3: to that.
Speaker 2: Car break ins, murders, robberies, thieveries, way up and in
Speaker 2: the suburbs, they're often the victims of crime. Melissa Powers,
Speaker 2: good luck. We'll see what happens. You gave us a
Speaker 2: lot of good information about marijuana laws and things of
Speaker 2: that character. And the American people should know that your
Speaker 2: opponent did not have a law license last year. I
Speaker 2: mean last year she couldn't spell prosecutor. Now she is one,
Speaker 2: hopefully not. And Melissa Powers, once again, thank you for
Speaker 2: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. May God bless you
Speaker 2: and God bless America. Melissa, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Bell God bless you too.
Speaker 2: Let's continue with more if a line become available. Five one, three, seven,
Speaker 2: four nine, seven thousand. Red Baseball kicks off about five
Speaker 2: to ten. Imagine running a big city prosecutor office with
Speaker 2: about one hundred and fifty employees, and last year you
Speaker 2: couldn't prosecute because you didn't have a law license.
Speaker 1: Not good.
Speaker 2: Let's continue, Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WLW. All right,
Speaker 2: Philly Cunningham hit the music. Red should have won last
Speaker 2: night in Miami, did not win. Marlin's outed begin tonight
Speaker 2: with the Reds a little bit earlier, first pitch about
Speaker 2: six ' ten. We go to the coverage about five
Speaker 2: oh five this afternoon. Then they're on in Milwaukee. See
Speaker 2: what happens there. Two steps forward, one step back, and
Speaker 2: we continue with more than this weekend Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Speaker 2: In addition at the Great Music Festival with Jason Alden
Speaker 2: et cetera, the Voice of America.
Speaker 1: You also have Reds Baseball.
Speaker 2: In Milwaukee and more to pick up the pieces of
Speaker 2: what Melissa Missy Powers has said. Imagine having a prosecutor
Speaker 2: of Hamlet County who last year did have a law license.
Speaker 2: It can't happen, and I know it's difficult. There are few,
Speaker 2: if any, urban counties with a conservative Republican prosecutor. It's
Speaker 2: quite rare. In fact, I was told that there's only
Speaker 2: two of fifty the largest counties in the United States
Speaker 2: that have a Republican prosecutor. Because many voters are simply
Speaker 2: ignorant when they go into the polls who's the prosecutor,
Speaker 2: who are the judges? Don't pay attention. And as I
Speaker 2: said to Missy Powers, next to the presidency, this is
Speaker 2: the most important election in Hamlety County. And when you
Speaker 2: talk to Rob Sanders in Kenton County, he'll tell you
Speaker 2: this is an important election because if you don't prosecute
Speaker 2: criminals in Hamlton County, they're going to go to Kenton
Speaker 2: County and Warren County horns. Everyone is concerned about what's
Speaker 2: going to happen to criminal justice in Hamlinton County, which
Speaker 2: is teetering anyway, because so many liberal Democrats are occupying
Speaker 2: the judicial positions.
Speaker 1: But she brings up a great point.
Speaker 2: I want to pull back the curtain a little bit,
Speaker 2: tell you what's going on. And Columbus all controlled only
Speaker 2: by Republicans. They cannot get together to pass almost any law.
Speaker 2: In fact, they're on hiatus until October or so. Because
Speaker 2: they can't get together and pass anything. The Republicans in
Speaker 2: the House are feuding with this Speaker of the House,
Speaker 2: Jason Stevens, because Jason Stevens became the Speaker when he
Speaker 2: had the majority of Democratic votes to become the speaker
Speaker 2: and a few Republican votes put him over the top.
Speaker 2: There was a big pow wow in which the Republicans
Speaker 2: got together and there's about sixty sixty five Republicans out
Speaker 2: of ninety nine and they all agree that whoever wins
Speaker 2: our caucus with the most votes will be the Speaker. Well,
Speaker 2: there was a large group of Republicans that broke ranks
Speaker 2: after that agreement was made, and they voted for an
Speaker 2: acceptable Republican and his name was Jason Stevens. Along with
Speaker 2: all the Democratic votes and a few Republican votes, he
Speaker 2: became the speaker. That angered a whole bunch of Republicans House.
Speaker 2: So when their primary battles came up in this primary
Speaker 2: season in May a couple of three months ago, Jason Stevens,
Speaker 2: as a speaker control of the money, would run primary
Speaker 2: opponents against those Republicans against him who didn't vote for
Speaker 2: him for speaker. A lot of those Republicans like Genie Schmid,
Speaker 2: et cetera. She's one of many, are very angry about that.
Speaker 2: So you have a chunk of the Republicans in the
Speaker 2: House that will not look at, speak with, or interact
Speaker 2: with the speaker who's a Republican, Jason Stevens.
Speaker 1: Layer.
Speaker 2: On top of that, the fact that the president of
Speaker 2: the Ohio Senate, a fine Centerman named Matt Huffman, is
Speaker 2: the President of the Senate. As you may know, there's
Speaker 2: thirty three Senate seats and the Republicans have about twenty
Speaker 2: of those. So Matt Hoffman is announced because of term limits,
Speaker 2: he's going to run for the House this November and
Speaker 2: become the Speaker of the House. So you got Matt Huffman,
Speaker 2: publican president of the Senate, wanting to pass laws about
Speaker 2: marijuana that will not be accepted by Jason Stevens in
Speaker 2: the House because the Republicans in the House don't want
Speaker 2: to vote with Jason Stevens on anything who don't want
Speaker 2: it does not also want to work with Matt Huffman.
Speaker 2: Winning an adult somewhere in the room, and that's the
Speaker 2: Governor Mike DeWine, who I speak with often, who says
Speaker 2: he's got them together, knocked their heads together, and both
Speaker 2: sides are immovable. There's all kind of laws that need
Speaker 2: to be passed surrounding marijuana dispensaries, the growers, the et cetera,
Speaker 2: and the processors, that there's chaos about what is legal
Speaker 2: what is illegal. Cops tell me they pull somebody they
Speaker 2: think maybe high on marijuana, and as the prosecutor just
Speaker 2: told you, we don't have laws sufficiently to describe the behavior.
Speaker 2: And because it's only acceptable as a level with nanograms,
Speaker 2: with urine or blood, many cops of the scene of
Speaker 2: a stop don't want to take somebody's urine or their blood.
Speaker 2: Go to a hospital and then away you go. And
Speaker 2: I got a lot of messages from James Bogan, the
Speaker 2: eminent criminal defense attorney, and the criminal defense bar is
Speaker 2: happy with this circumstance.
Speaker 1: It is so confusing to a cop. They don't know
Speaker 1: what to do.
Speaker 2: And it's more confusing when in certain cities you can
Speaker 2: openly smoke marijuana illegally in public, and in other parts
Speaker 2: like in Lebanon and Warren County, for example, or Batavia,
Speaker 2: because they enforce the law, you can't openly smoke marijuana.
Speaker 2: Now it's already against the law to smoke it almost everywhere.
Speaker 2: You can't smoke it on city property, on state property,
Speaker 2: on federal property. You can't smoke it indoors. You can't
Speaker 2: smoke it on sidewalks or streets, you can't smoke it
Speaker 2: inside businesses, but you are illegally allowed to smoke in public.
Speaker 2: Now some jurisdictions like Cincinnati have to have Pirival does
Speaker 2: not want marijuana laws enforced, even though it's his job
Speaker 2: to enforce them. Tell Cheryl Long, the city manager, who
Speaker 2: tells thij the chief, we don't want these laws enforced. Well,
Speaker 2: how do you pick and choose which laws to enforce
Speaker 2: and which laws I'm not gonna I'm not going to
Speaker 2: enforce those laws. If somebody thinks you can beat up
Speaker 2: your wife or commit other crimes, and some liberal prosecutor
Speaker 2: says I'm not going to I'm not going to prosecute
Speaker 2: those things, What the hell does that mean? It's chaos,
Speaker 2: I said to joh Crumley about twenty minutes ago. Everywhere
Speaker 2: I look, I see nothing but chaos and confusion. If
Speaker 2: the Trumpster is elected, and I pray to God he is,
Speaker 2: the Democrats will not who believe in democracy right, will
Speaker 2: not let him be the president anymore this time than
Speaker 2: they let him be the president.
Speaker 1: The last time.
Speaker 2: They impeached them and guided him, pursued him, got illegal
Speaker 2: search warrants and legal listening devices. That was the first
Speaker 2: time in twenty seventeen. Now they're really fired up and
Speaker 2: the lawyers are happy goes. Big Tech is going to
Speaker 2: give these democratic law firms one hundreds of millions of
Speaker 2: dollars to sue President Trump all over the place to
Speaker 2: stop him from doing anything. So we're gonna have chaos.
Speaker 2: But his policies work, don't they Maybe with personality and peccadillos,
Speaker 2: maybe not, But his policies work. And if Kamala Harrison
Speaker 2: this socialists are elected, they think, Okay, the American people
Speaker 2: want my policies of sanctuary city, sanctuary states, open borders,
Speaker 2: illegals voting, and legals driving cars. That's what the American
Speaker 2: you talk about chaos? Now, we have real chaos everywhere
Speaker 2: I look in my life, whether it's Cincinnati or Columbus,
Speaker 2: or I look at Washington, DC, utter complete chaos, including
Speaker 2: in Vienna, Austria.
Speaker 1: New York Post is reporting.
Speaker 2: Did you see this story, Taylor Swift spent two or
Speaker 2: three shows here. I think it's wonderful. She's a generator
Speaker 2: of great wealth. I was offered by a friend of
Speaker 2: mine to have four tickets and sit there in a
Speaker 2: booth and kind of watch Taylor Swift. And I said, look,
Speaker 2: if you find some girls and mothers that would like
Speaker 2: to sit in the booth, is that I. I don't
Speaker 2: dislike Taylor Swift. I'm kind of a Jason Oldbean kind
Speaker 2: of a guy. But he gave the tickets to some
Speaker 2: mother and daughter and they went crazy. And it's a
Speaker 2: big thing when you're a young kid to envelop yourself
Speaker 2: around a personality. So there were dozens of Americans flying
Speaker 2: to Vienna, Austria, one from a couple from Chicago, a
Speaker 2: mother and a daughter because the tickets were cheaper. And
Speaker 2: what happened there, thank god, did not occur. New York
Speaker 2: Post is reporting that the Islamic plot involved driving a
Speaker 2: car into a crowded, roped off area outside the Ernest Stadium,
Speaker 2: in which before the event there'll be thousands gathering and
Speaker 2: set off car bombs around the stadium to kill thousands
Speaker 2: of girls and their mothers and then have individuals jump
Speaker 2: out of various vehicles with machetes and hack people to death,
Speaker 2: attacking individuals in the crowd with mischiones, and a younger
Speaker 2: suspect had been hired as a security guard for the venue,
Speaker 2: so the security guards hired temporarily were part of Islamic
Speaker 2: terrorism plots. The ages of these three people arrested so
Speaker 2: far seventeen, seventeen and fifteen, fifteen years old. The older
Speaker 2: team seventeen quit his job on July twenty fifth and
Speaker 2: told those around him on social media something big is coming.
Speaker 2: Another seventeen year old recently broke up with his girlfriend
Speaker 2: and started chanting Islamic verses, the goal of which is
Speaker 2: to kill as many Westerners as possible. This comes on
Speaker 2: the heels of what happened in England about ten days
Speaker 2: ago when a local neighborhood mothers and daughters got together
Speaker 2: to celebrate Taylor Swift with their bracelets and their hair
Speaker 2: and their songs, and Islamic terrorists radicalized online by ISIS
Speaker 2: went into a home in which the mothers and their
Speaker 2: daughters were dancing or whatever listening to Taylor Swift music,
Speaker 2: pulled out a couple of seti's immediately killed and sliced
Speaker 2: the heads off two of the little girls, sliced up
Speaker 2: sixteen more mothers, you know, can you imagine the horror
Speaker 2: of those moments. Unfortunately, the nineteen year old Islamic terrorists
Speaker 2: was actually apprehended, not killed. Finally, he was overwhelmed and
Speaker 2: he was shouting a lah Akbar Allah akbar. Been going
Speaker 2: on for fifty years, and the head of the snake
Speaker 2: is in Iran, and the policies of Biden and Harris
Speaker 2: and Waltz is to fund Iran directly and indirectly. It's
Speaker 2: an incredible thing I'm watching. And we live in a
Speaker 2: time when violent Islamic terrorists want to use our free,
Speaker 2: democratic Western way of life to destroy the freedoms that
Speaker 2: we enjoy. And it's happened. It's happened in Russia, happened
Speaker 2: in London, happened in Paris previously. And with the thousands
Speaker 2: have been killed by Islamic terrorists and they're back marching again.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Everywhere I look, I see utter chaos and confusion, and
Speaker 2: I fear it's going to get worse and not better.
Speaker 2: Let's continue with more after one o'clock today we have
Speaker 2: Eric krew Ark of numbers USA. I want to talk
Speaker 2: about the immigration policies of the governor of Minnesota, Tim Waltz,
Speaker 2: to see what he's done in the last five or
Speaker 2: six years. Is he cooperating with Ice or is he not?
Speaker 1: By the way, no? Is he enforcing immigration laws?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Does he have cops in Minnesota ask the immigration status
Speaker 2: of individuals they arrest?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Does he give illegal immigrants free college tuition yes? Does
Speaker 2: he give them free state benefits yes? Does he give
Speaker 2: them free rent vouchers yes? Does he give them free food?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: And that's called a sanctuary city and a sanctuary state
Speaker 2: run by the Democratic Party, And those are the principles
Speaker 2: they want to bring to your hometown. So he's going
Speaker 2: to speak about that later on. We have more and
Speaker 2: we'll see what happens. We get the government we deserve,
Speaker 2: and frankly, my fellow Americans, I'm concerned about that. There's
Speaker 2: no way on God's green Earth. I went socialism and
Speaker 2: communism to be part of what's happening in this country
Speaker 2: as a manner of ruling. And there's no question that
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris wrecked the city of San Francisco, and no
Speaker 2: question Tim Waltz wrecked the city of Minneapolis as his
Speaker 2: wife and the governor's mansion. Open up the windows, by
Speaker 2: the way, the governor president, so they could smell the
Speaker 2: aroma of freedom which consisted during the riots of burning
Speaker 2: tires and burning businesses. That somehow Americans deserve that, by
Speaker 2: the way, most of the businesses destroyed in Minneapolis were
Speaker 2: black businesses, but that's irrelevant. They kind of enjoyed and
Speaker 2: America deserved what it got. And that person would be
Speaker 2: a heartbeat away from the presidency. So let's continue with more.
Speaker 2: But what were the policies of Governor Waltz in Minnesota
Speaker 2: the past six years? Those policies would come to the
Speaker 2: United States of America, Absolutely, they would come. Let's continue
Speaker 2: with more. The line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 2: seven thousand. Bill cunning in The Great American Live, That's
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Speaker 1: Bill cunning in the Great American.
Speaker 2: Of course, Eric new Ark is with numbers of USA,
Speaker 2: and they keep track of things like policy positions of
Speaker 2: politicians when it comes from enforcing the law or not
Speaker 2: enforcing the laws the political purposes. And now that we
Speaker 2: have the second seat of the Democratic ticket to Governor
Speaker 2: Tim Waaltz of Minnesota, who appears to have a stolen
Speaker 2: valor problem along with other difficulties. I can't imagine his
Speaker 2: city is burning Minneapolis during the George Floyd riots in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty, that his wife, the First Lady of Minnesota,
Speaker 2: would open up the windows and want to smell freedom,
Speaker 2: which is the burning of tires and businesses in Minneapolis,
Speaker 2: and the governor not deploying the National Guard to save
Speaker 2: businesses and save human lives. But that's what we're dealing
Speaker 2: with now. I didn't think it was possible to have
Speaker 2: someone to the left of Bernie Sanders, but we do.
Speaker 2: We have the most liberal member of the US Senate
Speaker 2: at the time, Kamala Harris, along with the progressive self
Speaker 2: described socialist who's the governor of Minnesota, hooking up together.
Speaker 2: So I want to check in with Eric Drew Ark
Speaker 2: of Numbers USA to get the rating and the policies
Speaker 2: of these two characters. And once again, Eric drew Ark,
Speaker 2: welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And just in general,
Speaker 2: would you tell the American people the general policies of
Speaker 2: Governor Waltz when it comes to illegal migration into the
Speaker 2: great state of Minnesota, which is like a fifteen hundred
Speaker 2: miles from the border of Mexico. What are his ratings
Speaker 2: and what are his policy?
Speaker 4: Well, thanks for having me on, Bill, And you know,
Speaker 4: I don't think most Americans, even if you follow politics closely,
Speaker 4: know who Bill Tim Walls is. But he was a
Speaker 4: member of Congress and obviously governor of Minnesota, so he
Speaker 4: does have a track record that we can look at.
Speaker 4: And you know, we grade every member of Congress going
Speaker 4: back to the nineteen nineties, and so we gave Walls
Speaker 4: a deep career grade. But if you look at his
Speaker 4: grade over time his last term in Congress, he got
Speaker 4: an F minus, which puts him on par with Kamena
Speaker 4: Harris over her career. And if you see his votes,
Speaker 4: he moved with the party from being you know, not
Speaker 4: terrible in the middle of the row when it comes
Speaker 4: to enforcement and border security an amnesty. I mean, he
Speaker 4: did end up voting for six amnesties, but that came
Speaker 4: later on in his term. And so he moved along
Speaker 4: with the Democratic Party to basically support open borders and
Speaker 4: opposing any effective enforcement. And we saw that play out
Speaker 4: when he became governor, since he was very much happy
Speaker 4: to promote Minnesota as a sanctuary state and signed a
Speaker 4: bill into the law which gave driver's licenses to illegal immigrants,
Speaker 4: and he did impede federal authorities or he wouldn't cooperate,
Speaker 4: which is an essense, impeding federal authorities from trying to
Speaker 4: enforce immigration law in Minnesota. And so he was sheltering
Speaker 4: criminal aliens and bragging about it. He's very confident, very
Speaker 4: comfortable in saying that he was going to shield people
Speaker 4: who were in the country legally, even if they committed
Speaker 4: crimes while they're here.
Speaker 2: And can you address just some thirty thousand feet. We
Speaker 2: have numerous parts of the Democratic Socialist Party who wants
Speaker 2: to give illegals driver's licenses, illegals government benefits. Illegals get
Speaker 2: their food stamp cards, they get their free phones, they
Speaker 2: get their free rent, get all that free stuff. And
Speaker 2: then also when it comes to going to college. If
Speaker 2: your age appropriate, they want to pay for you to
Speaker 2: go to college if you're illegal. And looking from on
Speaker 2: high what is the reason for this, Well, do they
Speaker 2: want to substitute in the future these illegals to become
Speaker 2: more democratic voters. And I would point out that Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris and Tim Walltz both want to have a path
Speaker 2: quickly to citizenship for illegals, that if you get a
Speaker 2: government benefit of any type, your registered to vote automatically,
Speaker 2: and you should vote. If you're illegal, now you have
Speaker 2: to go through the process that is federally illegal at
Speaker 2: this point, but I don't think many local registrars care.
Speaker 2: You get a ballot in the mail and you vote
Speaker 2: and send it in. For example, in eighteen states including Minnesota, Nevada, Arizona,
Speaker 2: if you have a driver's license. If you're illegal and
Speaker 2: you have a driver's license, you're automatically registered to vote.
Speaker 2: So a month before the election, you're sent a ballot
Speaker 2: in the mail to vote and you're illegal, and there's
Speaker 2: nobody policing whether that is right or wrong because automatically
Speaker 2: they send you the ballot. And if you're an illegal
Speaker 2: from Venezuela and you look and you get in the
Speaker 2: mail your ballot, you might assume, you know what I
Speaker 2: can vote, and thousands and thousands vote that that way,
Speaker 2: And so what is the reason for one party? And
Speaker 2: I might add, I might add Eric Rewark. In twenty
Speaker 2: oh seven and twenty oh eight, Barack Hussein Obama sounded
Speaker 2: like me and you when it came to illegal migration.
Speaker 2: The quotes of Obama and twenty oh eight about cracking
Speaker 2: down on the southern border. We can't let illegals in.
Speaker 2: Obama sounded like you and me back in twenty oh eight.
Speaker 2: So what changed with the Democratic Party from twenty oh
Speaker 2: eight to twenty twenty four.
Speaker 4: Well, you're right about canadate Obama right time, Kennedy. And
Speaker 4: the way he was talking about immigration, he sounds, you know,
Speaker 4: not Trump. I mean, Trump's is very much more forceful
Speaker 4: in his language. But certainly the Democratic Party at that
Speaker 4: time was talking not only about stopping illegal immigration but
Speaker 4: also talking about Obama's talking about legal immigration and having
Speaker 4: a level of legal immigration. If they have a high
Speaker 4: level of legal immigration, that you're going to hurt American workers.
Speaker 4: And this is something that a lot of people don't understand.
Speaker 4: The Democratic Party wasn't far off from a policy standpoint
Speaker 4: of what we're seeing from Donald Trump. Again, the rhetoric
Speaker 4: was different, but the policy was very much the same.
Speaker 4: And that's a really great question about how they'd moved
Speaker 4: from at least acknowledging that there are trade offs from
Speaker 4: immigration to Kamala Harris's position that illegal immigration is not
Speaker 4: a crime. She has said that publicly, which is a
Speaker 4: very strange thing for someone who's supposed to be a
Speaker 4: prosecutor to say, is simply, I don't recognize the law
Speaker 4: as being the law, and I'm going to ignore it. Well,
Speaker 4: now laws is different in that respect because he hasn't
Speaker 4: come out and said, you know, it's not a crime.
Speaker 4: But what he has said is we're not going to
Speaker 4: punish people for breaking the balls. And I do think
Speaker 4: there's two things that play here. You're talking about voting
Speaker 4: and what we've seen, and it's difficult to really put
Speaker 4: a number on it because so you know, the media
Speaker 4: certainly doesn't want to look at a democratic party is
Speaker 4: pretending that it's not happening. But yes, non citizens are voting.
Speaker 4: But I think the bigger issue here is when it
Speaker 4: comes to what's known as ballot harvesting, because if someone's
Speaker 4: registered to vote, they might not be showing up to
Speaker 4: the voting booth and pulling the lever, but they have
Speaker 4: ballots which are being mailed to them, and you have
Speaker 4: operations on the ground where people are collecting those ballots,
Speaker 4: filling them out for people who may not be registered
Speaker 4: or legally registered to vote, and turning them in. I
Speaker 4: think that's a larger problem that certainly is happening and
Speaker 4: needs to be addressed. And you know, we our media
Speaker 4: can claim it's not happening. We see it happening. We
Speaker 4: just don't know the extent because we haven't had sufficient
Speaker 4: investigations into it. But I think you know, and obviously
Speaker 4: that's for the Democratic Party a motivation if you if
Speaker 4: you have people who aren't here, but you can get
Speaker 4: them their votes counted in favor of your party, then
Speaker 4: then you're going to be all in favor of that.
Speaker 4: The other thing though, and this is why they present
Speaker 4: the Democrats, you know, Harris and Walls is such a
Speaker 4: humanitarian issue is you can't say to the public, we
Speaker 4: want to bring in millions of foreign workers to displace
Speaker 4: workers here and to drive wages and working conditions down
Speaker 4: in the US. So what you presented as isn't our
Speaker 4: donors are giving us lots of money for cheap labor
Speaker 4: and which would be subsidized by taxpayers. That's not a
Speaker 4: winning argument to make to voters. So they're presenting it
Speaker 4: as these people are refugees, they're asili right, they're fleeing poverty,
Speaker 4: and that's I think really the ultimate is this is
Speaker 4: the US Chamber of Commerce position about cheap labor. The
Speaker 4: Democratic Party is presenting it as a humanitarian crisis when
Speaker 4: it's anything but. The humanitarian crisis is the fact they
Speaker 4: were incentivizing people to make dangerous journeys into the United
Speaker 4: States and that we're handing over control of our border
Speaker 4: through the cartels. That's a humanitarian crisis, not the fact
Speaker 4: that these people are refugees or sil the economic migrants
Speaker 4: who are seeking a better life, which is a rational
Speaker 4: decision right to come the United States. That's make them
Speaker 4: eligible to enter the United States. And it doesn't cover
Speaker 4: up what's happening to the US workers, n US taxpayers,
Speaker 4: and the crime issues, which is a real thing, no
Speaker 4: matter how many times the media tries to dismiss it.
Speaker 2: Aaron gruark On just on the front of the culinary
Speaker 2: workers in Las Vegas and related communities in Nevada. My
Speaker 2: good friend and yours, Wayne Allen Root, will talk about
Speaker 2: ballot harvesting in which there's tens of thousands of workers
Speaker 2: in Las Vegas. I would assume a great majority are
Speaker 2: not citizens. But there are culinary workers unions who get
Speaker 2: the ballots, and they have workers who are not legally
Speaker 2: in the country and can't legally vote, fill them out,
Speaker 2: and then they collect hundreds or thousands of ballots and
Speaker 2: put them in unguarded drop boxes and they're simply counted
Speaker 2: with all the others. And nobody in Nevada is going
Speaker 2: to go through each individual ballot to see who is
Speaker 2: Hernandez and who is Fernandez and who is Gonzales. They
Speaker 2: don't go through that. They simply do it. And secondly,
Speaker 2: I want to get your view on the overflights which
Speaker 2: were stopped about a week ago by my Yorkers who
Speaker 2: was impeached by the Congress. For many, many years under
Speaker 2: Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, you could be in Haiti, Venezuela,
Speaker 2: Colombia and go online, get an app and US government
Speaker 2: would pay for a flight from Caracas Venezuela, de Land,
Speaker 2: and Duluth, Minnesota. It was about one thousand a day
Speaker 2: all over the country, and then they would be released
Speaker 2: into Minnesota. Explain why the program was temporarily stopped and
Speaker 2: how evil that program was, because again, you're dispersing these voters,
Speaker 2: potential voters and citizens, costing billions of dollars all over
Speaker 2: the country. And that's what Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: wanted to do. Explain that to the American people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is a program we had. They're doing it
Speaker 4: under the parole authority. Now it's a complete violation of
Speaker 4: what the law says about how to use parole. But
Speaker 4: some people who were showing up from countries Cuba, Haiti, Venezuela,
Speaker 4: and Nicaragua were allowed to be paroled, and the Biden
Speaker 4: administration was paroling them in despite the fact that they
Speaker 4: shouldn't do that because they're inadmissible. But they also were
Speaker 4: allowing people to fly directly from their home country into
Speaker 4: the United States, which is again completely in violation of
Speaker 4: the law. They stopped that program recently because of extensive fraud.
Speaker 4: And now, not only did we point out at the
Speaker 4: beginning that this was not allowable, but also that they
Speaker 4: weren't vetting these people. They don't know who these people are,
Speaker 4: and ultimately the problem is they don't care. They're trying
Speaker 4: to get them into the country under the color of
Speaker 4: cover of law. Why they stopped it is it's interesting,
Speaker 4: I would assume that there was going to be either
Speaker 4: a whistleble or reports coming out about how fraudulent this was,
Speaker 4: and they wanted to get in front of that before
Speaker 4: the election because the extent of the problems within this
Speaker 4: program were so vast that they want to give the
Speaker 4: impression that they're really trying to crack down an illegal immigration.
Speaker 4: At least the numbers have gone down. But here's the thing.
Speaker 4: The numbers of illegal crossings as they're counted by the
Speaker 4: Biden administration have gone down because they're not counting in
Speaker 4: admissible aliens who have no right to enter the country
Speaker 4: as illegal crossings. They have claimed that they can create
Speaker 4: new legal pathways, and that's really ultimately here the big
Speaker 4: threat is we have laws to deal that president of
Speaker 4: the United States doesn't need more authority to stop now immigration.
Speaker 4: But this president, and we see President harristainly doesn't seem
Speaker 4: to be inclined to enforce the law. And so that's
Speaker 4: the real challenge, and that's why commerce are so crucial here,
Speaker 4: is that they have to not give the president more authority,
Speaker 4: but to reign in the abuses of this president. And
Speaker 4: if president, if Vice President Hairs were to become president,
Speaker 4: we don't think that there's any hope that she would
Speaker 4: none stop these things, but we would see more of
Speaker 4: the same.
Speaker 2: In fact, she would assume, along with Tim Waltz, the
Speaker 2: socialist governor of Minnesota, they would assume that, you know,
Speaker 2: the policies that I advocate is what the American people want.
Speaker 2: So these policies of flying in and parolling individuals over
Speaker 2: the border and flights that we pay for. These policies
Speaker 2: have opened up the southern border would be would be
Speaker 2: in their view acceptable because they just got elected.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: Lastly, I saw Pete Bodah Judge on one of the
Speaker 2: morning talk shows, talk about how illegal immigrants. Illegal immigrants
Speaker 2: have built the country. I've had Governor Waltz talk about
Speaker 2: how important they are to us and the fact they
Speaker 2: commit so little crime and try me up a wall.
Speaker 2: Of course, Governor walt said, if you build the wall
Speaker 2: twenty feet tall of by ladders to make them ladder
Speaker 2: thirty foot tall.
Speaker 1: That's his attitude about the law.
Speaker 2: But because the immigration status is not inquired in by
Speaker 2: arresting officers, the cops, especially in blue cities and blue states,
Speaker 2: are told do not inquire as the immigration status. How
Speaker 2: do we know that these unattached large numbers of males
Speaker 2: in their twenties and thirties are not committing more crime
Speaker 2: disproportionately when their immigration status is not asked at the
Speaker 2: point of arrest. Isn't Pete Budhajetge making a ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Statement, Well, he is, and I didn't see that particular clip,
Speaker 4: but he's made a lot of ridiculous statements over the
Speaker 4: years about immigration. But you're absolutely right. It's difficult to
Speaker 4: say what the extent of criminal activity is by illegal
Speaker 4: aliens in this country, but we do know what's happening,
Speaker 4: and we do see the antecdotal aves. But there's also
Speaker 4: data that very strongly suggest that they're much more likely
Speaker 4: to commit not just immigration violations but other crimes. And
Speaker 4: that's what we see from Buddha, Judge and Harrison, nine
Speaker 4: Walls and others. Is and we've talked about this before.
Speaker 4: You can't convince the American people that what's actually happening
Speaker 4: isn't happening in their communities. They're seeing the influx. And
Speaker 4: we've also talked about most people are coming here for jobs,
Speaker 4: but because the borders open, those who are criminals, those
Speaker 4: who are terrorists, and those who are want to prey
Speaker 4: on people in this country are also coming over that
Speaker 4: border the same way, and they're coming here. And crime
Speaker 4: has increased because of illegal immigration. And no one who
Speaker 4: has been a victim or is seeing what's happening in
Speaker 4: their communities is going to be convinced by a politician,
Speaker 4: by a politician telling them that it isn't happening.
Speaker 2: Well, if you want to make a change, Trump is
Speaker 2: out there. If you don't want to make a change,
Speaker 2: if you're real happy with immigration policy, you're happy with
Speaker 2: increased crime, increased government costs, who are off the charts,
Speaker 2: And if you believe that we're enhanced by parrolling into
Speaker 2: this country millions and millions of unattached males who are
Speaker 2: don't have the skills necessary to compete in this economy.
Speaker 2: If you think somehow this is a good thing, then
Speaker 2: vote for Kamala Harris, because if she is elected she's
Speaker 2: going to assume the policies that she wants are going
Speaker 2: to be on steroids because we want them. But Eric Grewark,
Speaker 2: once again, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: And all the information is at NumbersUSA dot com, NumbersUSA
Speaker 2: dot com. And we need to get educated because I've
Speaker 2: always said, in my forty one years in radio i
Speaker 2: started as a young man, I've always believed that this
Speaker 2: is the most important presidential election in my lifetime.
Speaker 1: Well this time I'm finally right.
Speaker 2: You can go one direction or the other, and it's
Speaker 2: up to us as participating in this great experiment in democracy,
Speaker 2: whether it's laws are enforced or not. But to Eric Grewark,
Speaker 2: you're a great American and thank you for coming on
Speaker 2: the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Eric. That was great to be on with you.
Speaker 6: Bill.
Speaker 2: God bless America. Let's continue with more. And those are
Speaker 2: the facts upon which you must make an informed decision.
Speaker 2: What direction you want the country to go for you,
Speaker 2: your kids, your grandkids, What kind of country we're going
Speaker 2: to look like in ten or fifteen years from now.
Speaker 2: If we have an additional fifty million illegals in the country,
Speaker 2: on top of the other fifty million. That's one hundred
Speaker 2: million people, and damn it, we can't afford it in
Speaker 2: so many ways. Bill Cunningham seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: I think the point that you're raising the in a
Speaker 7: broader context, which is that as a nation we actually
Speaker 7: have to have a real priority at the highest level
Speaker 7: of government around what we eat and in terms of
Speaker 7: healthy eating, because we have a problem in America, and
Speaker 7: we can talk about all that we are now the
Speaker 7: subject of this conversation. We could talk about the amount
Speaker 7: of sugar in everything. We can talk We could talk
Speaker 7: about sodo, we could go on and on. So the
Speaker 7: answer is, yes, what do you support changing the dietary guidelines? Yeah,
Speaker 7: you know the food parent people say he has a
Speaker 7: reduced red meat specifically.
Speaker 1: Yes, I would.
Speaker 2: Hello quiet and I'm I'm broadcasting. There goes fried chicken,
Speaker 2: and there goes Greater's ice cream. Now that now she's
Speaker 2: gonna tell us what the FDA is gonna tell us
Speaker 2: what we can eat and what we can eat. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and by the way, plastics draw into her house are out.
Speaker 2: No more plastic straws. They're out.
Speaker 1: She says.
Speaker 2: They can't be recycled using paper. If you tried to
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Speaker 2: from my dead cold hand. Dag gone right because she
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Speaker 2: what you can't sell, what you can.
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Speaker 2: And then and then I guess this Walls guy wasn't
Speaker 2: in the military, and he says he was, well, he
Speaker 2: was in, but he didn't get the rank he said
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Speaker 2: you wouldn't want to be you. And he said, I'm
Speaker 2: not going to go.
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Speaker 2: And he said, I'm not going. I'm gonna run for
Speaker 2: the Congress. And so it was time. Is that Is
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Speaker 2: Oh I'm running for Congress? Oh go right ahead, you're
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Speaker 2: sixty nine. So the US or Serbia will face France
Speaker 2: on Sunday for all the marbles or Saturday, I believe
Speaker 2: seg I'll give you Serbia if you want them. Men's
Speaker 2: volleyball plays tomorrow for the bronze medal against Italy.
Speaker 1: I'll give you Serbia if you want them.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 2: The US women's volleyball team, along with Jordan Thompson out
Speaker 2: of UC defeated Brazil today three games to two in
Speaker 2: their match. The USA will play for gold Sunday. Women's
Speaker 2: volleyball against Italy or Turkey. Sam Watson Watson Watson and
Speaker 2: won the bronze medal and sport climbing. What's that when
Speaker 2: you climb up the wall real quick? What about break dancing?
Speaker 2: Took the words right out of my mouth and at
Speaker 2: debuts tomorrow morning, I'm sorry. We'll give you all the
Speaker 2: results with kid Chris. You mean to tell me that
Speaker 2: break dancing is an Olympic sport?
Speaker 1: Correct? How's that possible? I have no idea. You know
Speaker 1: what's next? Pickleball?
Speaker 2: I bet on that I've seen some of the pros
Speaker 2: play pickleball. Yeah, they could beat you and Tim McGee
Speaker 2: in a heartbeat. Have you seen the pros play pickleball.
Speaker 2: I don't want any part of those dudes.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 2: USA Artistic Swimming secured its first medal in two decades
Speaker 2: with a silver and good luck to Lawrenceburg's Mason Paris.
Speaker 2: He's in wrestling action coming up. Let's see Bengals update
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Speaker 2: the way, who's a bigger lot of fights? Yesterday? In
Speaker 2: practice I saw a little m p. Ted Carris was
Speaker 2: involved in a couple of them. So on multiple occasions,
Speaker 2: I think this is a time of year in Camp
Speaker 2: Willie that the boys want to see somebody else in
Speaker 2: a different colored uniform.
Speaker 1: Who's bigger in this town right now?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 2: Huh, Dela Cruz or Joe Burrow? Who I'd have to
Speaker 2: say that's a tie? I have to say that that's
Speaker 2: a tie. I don't know about you, but I think
Speaker 2: they're right there. Della Cruz only be here through twenty
Speaker 2: twenty nine unless the Reds dangle one hundred million dollars
Speaker 2: in front of them to buy out two or three
Speaker 2: years of that. Again, that's that's half is what he's
Speaker 2: gonna at three courts. That's not even half what he's
Speaker 2: gonna make with the Yankees or Dodgers in four or
Speaker 2: five years. But what happens if he blows out a
Speaker 2: knee and stinks, then he gets well, well nothing. Bengals
Speaker 2: are where their fan favorite white Bengal helmet and uniform
Speaker 2: combination Sunday four to twenty five October twenty seventh against
Speaker 2: the Philadelphia Eagles. The Bengals have also signed another free
Speaker 2: agent defensive tackle today, Big Carlos Davis out of the
Speaker 2: University of Nebraska, spent three years with the Steelers, played
Speaker 2: last year with the Birmingham Stallions of the UFLS. Hey
Speaker 2: looking up. Mortgage rates have fallen to the lowest level
Speaker 2: in a year. Paul Luck at mckilllling Mortgage is doing
Speaker 2: the macarena the lowest level of mortgage rates in a year.
Speaker 2: Paul Luck to Kinley doing the Macarena, Willie. I also
Speaker 2: was out at the tennis tournament this morning.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 2: It's beautiful out there? What are the change I parked
Speaker 2: parked in John Barrett's spot. I hope it's okay, but
Speaker 2: I parked right there.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: I parked right there for about ten minutes, walked around
Speaker 2: the facility. I got practice on my EX account or
Speaker 2: pictures on the X account. Beautiful seats, Center court looks
Speaker 2: absolutely beautiful. How different is it as far as the
Speaker 2: outlying areas? Is it any next there?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 1: As soon as this they told me.
Speaker 2: As soon as the tournament ends a week from Sunday,
Speaker 2: then that's when the major renovations begin. What about what
Speaker 2: about the Bengals moving to Warren County. I don't know
Speaker 2: anything about that, Dave Young. Maybe headquartering a group? Shall
Speaker 2: is a quarterbacking a group to move the Bengals to
Speaker 2: Warren County, to take the place of that golf course
Speaker 2: to Bruin and have Joe Burrow throwing footballs in five
Speaker 2: years in Warren County. Your comments.
Speaker 1: Interesting? Now you're talking.
Speaker 2: Let's see the reds fault of the Marlins last night
Speaker 2: six to four Andrew Abbott gave up five runs in
Speaker 2: the first inning and it was well, it was just
Speaker 2: about over until TJ. Friedel Belt at that Grand Slam.
Speaker 2: But it wasn't enough. Hunter Green and Kyle Tyler Tonight
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Speaker 2: three and forty two this season when trailing after the
Speaker 2: sixth inning, Eh, so they're not the comeback kids like
Speaker 2: the Cleveland Browns were three and forty two when when
Speaker 2: trailing after the sixth inning.
Speaker 1: That's not good. Oh there? What are they one run games?
Speaker 1: They stinking that too?
Speaker 3: Know?
Speaker 1: Not good? Yeah? I think they lose to there's the
Speaker 1: two stats right there.
Speaker 2: If you get if that, if that's I mean changed
Speaker 2: that around Bingo and then they leave Miami tonight and
Speaker 2: head the beautiful Metro Milwaukee over the weekend. What if
Speaker 2: Dela Cruz was in the one hundred meter final in Paris,
Speaker 2: Dela Cruz flies over, gets in the blocks and takes off.
Speaker 2: I think he do pretty good what he win. Then
Speaker 2: he could get with a snoop dogg. How in the
Speaker 2: hell is he part of the Olympics?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: Somebody said he's met an NBC's paying him a half
Speaker 2: mill a day to be over there. What what the
Speaker 2: newsroom told me?
Speaker 1: What? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, well, what's he working twenty four to seven
Speaker 2: over there or something?
Speaker 1: What's he doing sitting there looking goofy?
Speaker 2: He's just doing. He doesn't need doing to snoop. He
Speaker 2: doesn't smoke pot anymore. Well, I guess he can in Ohio. Right,
Speaker 2: you can buy it now, just head on, Melissa powers, Well,
Speaker 2: she can't.
Speaker 1: They're open for business. Correct.
Speaker 2: Can you walk around in a public space, Yeah, with
Speaker 2: marijuana legally bought in your pocket. And then the other
Speaker 2: pocket is a handgun, Melissa says. Melissa says, yes, there's
Speaker 2: not a law prohibiting that, assuming you have no disability,
Speaker 2: which I means you can't carry a gun. Now. You
Speaker 2: can't smoke allegedly, but people do that constantly. Tony Bender
Speaker 2: tells me coming up from the from Boone County, Well,
Speaker 2: he likes to go to Fountain Square.
Speaker 1: A lot Fountain Square.
Speaker 2: There's people smoking pot in their cars all the time,
Speaker 2: which is illegal.
Speaker 1: He feeds the pigeons. If you're smoking hot in the car,
Speaker 1: he does.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sits down there with his little bag of bird
Speaker 2: feed and feeds him. That's Sunday, Wednesday and Friday.
Speaker 1: That's Tony Bender.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not supposed to tell anybody he's not smoking.
Speaker 1: Look at him. Just look for him.
Speaker 2: Down there every year to the right of the fount square,
Speaker 2: right by the fifth third building. Remember when moe Egger
Speaker 2: climbed the fountain to put on the arm of the
Speaker 2: Genius of the waters will work for food. Got a
Speaker 2: picture of that. That's Moegger in his prime. So your guy,
Speaker 2: William Hendon, the guy that ran out on the field
Speaker 2: got tased Sylvia CB Hendon's grandson. Two best words in
Speaker 2: court charges dropped this morning. Why did he do it? Well,
Speaker 2: he was out there running around like a maniac and
Speaker 2: he dropped the charges.
Speaker 1: That's what they.
Speaker 2: Said the court. You ought to know that. I mean,
Speaker 2: I know something about the courts that you don't incorrect.
Speaker 2: I want to know how that was a not guilty
Speaker 2: when I'm watching it. But did he enter the field illegally?
Speaker 2: Now I tell you one thing. Now they'll be running
Speaker 2: all over the field. You wait and see it's like, hey,
Speaker 2: he got it dropped.
Speaker 1: Why not?
Speaker 3: Me?
Speaker 2: Was one hundred and eighty days in jail in a
Speaker 2: fine Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well Dick Williams did it.
Speaker 2: He owned a team. Well, his father did well. But
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, except for me, you might still
Speaker 2: be in jail now. He runs now, he runs skyline Chilly.
Speaker 2: He's unbelievable, Andy Mack, here it is charges. I saw
Speaker 2: this about an hour ago. Right, he apologized. I haven't
Speaker 2: met the kid. He's a good kid. I imagine. He apologized,
Speaker 2: and he said he's sorry. He made a bad decision.
Speaker 2: He was, shall we say, encouraged by a friend of
Speaker 2: his who paid made him a bet. And Bill Hendon said,
Speaker 2: nineteen years old, I'm going he has, but he has
Speaker 2: complete a diversion program that included community service. Student in
Speaker 2: Ohio State ran on the field June eleventh without permission
Speaker 2: to do so.
Speaker 1: So they did a deal, deal, do a little community
Speaker 1: service and a little wink and a nod, winking a nod.
Speaker 2: He's the grandson of Sylvia CV Hendon, good friend of mine.
Speaker 2: Retired judge Uh huh who gave the old wink to Judge.
Speaker 1: Mallory And out he goes.
Speaker 2: But he did apologize to the reds. Hello, hello, excuse me.
Speaker 2: Billy Hendon apologized, good his lawyer said that he's a
Speaker 2: good kid, made a very bad decision. It's extrememely remorseful,
Speaker 2: truly regrets everything that happened, looking forward to moving on
Speaker 2: with his life, including community service. You gotta come on
Speaker 2: this show do community service. I gotta meet this guy.
Speaker 2: He's pretty funny.
Speaker 1: By the way.
Speaker 2: His entire room in Ohio States filled with photos of
Speaker 2: him upside down with tasers.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, oh, well, maybe they'll make a bobble that night.
Speaker 6: Right or wrong?
Speaker 1: Was he guilty of doing this? You got a lot
Speaker 1: of witnesses that night, right now, nobody saw nothing now
Speaker 1: but Judge Hendon said you got that.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 2: Remember this one scene of Good Fellas. I remember this
Speaker 2: when it comes up Miracle on thirty four Street. That
Speaker 2: guy sitting there and he the judges about yeah, and
Speaker 2: the lawyer, oh, I'm sorry, the lawyer for the gangs
Speaker 2: to look at the judge that gave okay. Charges dropped
Speaker 2: against Santa Claus. Santa Claus goes free. Billy Hendon free,
Speaker 2: free at last, free, and god ohmight, his dad is chicken.
Speaker 2: And Jim Hendon's an hilarious and he's a good man.
Speaker 2: So Billy Hendon apologize, Y took the taser, took the
Speaker 2: community service. Judge Hendon says, and all of a sudden
Speaker 2: go and send no more my brother.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so way it goes, I guess segment, give me
Speaker 1: how the stews report, please Willy and utter of a
Speaker 1: beautiful day here in the tri State.
Speaker 2: We leave you with the immortal words of the stood report.
Speaker 8: Address an issue, and this one is on me and
Speaker 8: I will own it. Earlier this morning, when this mission
Speaker 8: was carried out under my direction to resecure the third Precinct,
Speaker 8: to do so in a manner which I am proud of.
Speaker 6: How it was executed by this.
Speaker 8: Team, no injuries and no loss of life, a re
Speaker 8: establishment to put the fires.
Speaker 6: Out for those businesses.
Speaker 8: A CNN reporter was at Crewe was arrested by the
Speaker 8: state patrol A few minutes after hearing that. I was
Speaker 8: on a call with CNN President Jeff Zucker, who demanded
Speaker 8: to know what happened.
Speaker 6: I take full response ability.
Speaker 8: There is absolutely no reason something like this should happen.
Speaker 8: Calls were made immediately. This is a very public apology
Speaker 8: to that team. It should not happen.
Speaker 2: That's Governor Walls apologized. By the way, the mob destroyed
Speaker 2: a police precinct and looted it. I just got a
Speaker 2: text from a certain judge slash lawyer who said Billy
Speaker 2: paid one hell of a price. That diversion program was tough.
Speaker 1: Thank you, judge.
Speaker 2: All I'm saying is it's not what you know, it's
Speaker 2: who you know. Segment, Thank you, sir. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 2: It's roma the Reds seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: You're on the day I was falling.
Speaker 5: So this dog got a bound niggis to the wide
Speaker 5: window at the door they have found, then spoke up
Speaker 5: to leave this little vel. You can tell that a
Speaker 5: win that I was bad of the old bad.
Speaker 2: All right, Bully Cunning In the Great American Red Spaceball
Speaker 2: kicks off about five to ten to night. The Reds
Speaker 2: political body has a heartbeat, it's faint. Oxygen levels are
Speaker 2: going down. They're still alive. At some point, I keep saying,
Speaker 2: they're going to have to arise like a mighty tsunami.
Speaker 2: The segment just had the fact that the Reds are
Speaker 2: in forty five games that losing. After the sixth inning,
Speaker 2: they've won three out of those forty five games, which
Speaker 2: by the way, is not good. Plus they're upside down
Speaker 2: in a terrible situation in one run games, but nonetheless,
Speaker 2: hope springs eternal. Secondly, I don't want to be too
Speaker 2: harsh on Billy Hendon, nineteen years old. In today's world
Speaker 2: in Hamlety County, if any person had done exactly the
Speaker 2: same thing that young Hendon had done, they would have
Speaker 2: been true exactly the same. There wouldn't be any difference
Speaker 2: because that's the way things are in Hambleton County and
Speaker 2: the good old days, back when men were men. If
Speaker 2: you engage in that kind of behavior there was a consequence.
Speaker 2: In today's world there's not a consequence. So young Billy Hendon,
Speaker 2: who was charged the criminal trespass and obstructing official business,
Speaker 2: was offered a bet I think he was half lit
Speaker 2: and a friend of his I think it was either
Speaker 2: twenty five or fifty dollars a round on the field.
Speaker 2: Young Hendon did it, and the photos of him being
Speaker 2: upside down on the field with tasers in him or classic.
Speaker 2: There's always a risk that person may have a knife
Speaker 2: for a gun or a club or whatever with him
Speaker 2: and as a consequence, there might be an injury to
Speaker 2: a police officer, which, by the way, did not happen,
Speaker 2: and so Billy Hendon was treated the same as any
Speaker 2: other person similarly situated, unconnected to his political connections, which
Speaker 2: are deep and proof found, including the legendary Sylvia CV.
Speaker 2: Hendon judge who spent years on the bench with my wife,
Speaker 2: and the Mallory clan was was the judge. Dwayne Mallory
Speaker 2: was the judge on the case. So a deal deal
Speaker 2: was struck in which young Hendon would go through extensive
Speaker 2: community service and a criminal diversion program, which is a
Speaker 2: regular event in Hamley County happens all the time. So
Speaker 2: he was treated no differently than you would have been
Speaker 2: treated if you were nineteen years old, half lit up
Speaker 2: and run on the field with no intention to do
Speaker 2: anything other than to take a dare. And he went
Speaker 2: through about thirty to forty hours of community service, and
Speaker 2: they apologized I think half heartedly because the way things
Speaker 2: turned out was pretty good for him. But nonetheless I
Speaker 2: can only say that with a wink and a nod,
Speaker 2: he was treated exactly the same as anyone else who
Speaker 2: had done exactly the same thing, including by the way,
Speaker 2: Dick Williams, the president of baseball Operations of the reds
Speaker 2: Now the president of Skyline Chile talk about two great jobs.
Speaker 2: Dick Williams has two great jobs. He ran on in
Speaker 2: the field in nineteen ninety and US truly represented him
Speaker 2: and he got essentially the same treatment, including a tugue
Speaker 2: lashing from his dad, who warned part of the reds.
Speaker 2: So you know, treat him the same as anyone else
Speaker 2: similarly situated and away we go. Secondly, it's come about
Speaker 2: that seemingly Governor Walls of Minnesota gave a statement about
Speaker 2: ten years ago in which he said social Security must
Speaker 2: be greatly amended. And this is Governor Walls, the vice
Speaker 2: presidential candidate of the Democratic Party, who said that social
Speaker 2: Security the age must be raised, there must be a
Speaker 2: litmus test if you have money, you don't get it,
Speaker 2: and also that the retirement age got.
Speaker 1: To be raised.
Speaker 2: That's Governor Walls fourteen years ago. The clips are everywhere,
Speaker 2: and I don't want to be too hard on Governor Wallas.
Speaker 2: He's the worst pick for vice president in many, many
Speaker 2: years since Joe Biden was selected, and don't be too
Speaker 2: hard on the guy. I want to make sure the
Speaker 2: Democrats inaugurate him as the VP next week in Chicago,
Speaker 2: and then away we go. The ballots are predit. You
Speaker 2: can't get rid of this guy. This guy is a
Speaker 2: target rich political entity when it comes to all the
Speaker 2: stupid stuff he's done. And I just had a West
Speaker 2: Point graduate of captain sent me the following note. He
Speaker 2: said that the issue with Governor Tim Walls is not
Speaker 2: stolen valor. It is though he was given a grade
Speaker 2: above what he earned, and then when his team was
Speaker 2: to be deployed to Iraq, he's sent in his papers
Speaker 2: to resign or retire. This meant that he left his
Speaker 2: men who were going to Iraq without the proper leadership
Speaker 2: they need to form a new team leader. In effect,
Speaker 2: he abandoned his men to go and fight in Iraq
Speaker 2: when it was a hot war so he could become
Speaker 2: a politician. And this captain said, who does that? What
Speaker 2: sort of person does that? What sort of leader on
Speaker 2: the crucible of battle resigns to run for a political job.
Speaker 2: That is Governor Tim Waltz. And this is a captain
Speaker 2: who went through the US Military Academy, etc.
Speaker 1: So there you go. Now.
Speaker 2: Thirdly, one issue that we need to be informed of
Speaker 2: with Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz is that both have
Speaker 2: expressed in the past support for reparations, and normally that's
Speaker 2: simply an academic argument because let's face it, reparations are
Speaker 2: fraught with racial division and also illegally unconstitutional. Means, you
Speaker 2: may know that under the Fourteenth Amendment, which I like
Speaker 2: to think still exist, that it is illegal under the
Speaker 2: Equal Protection Clause, which forbids arbitrary race based programs. So
Speaker 2: courts would very likely strike it down. So, nonetheless, it's
Speaker 2: a political motto. It's a motive that is untethered to
Speaker 2: reality because very very unlikely it would ever be imposed
Speaker 2: a racial spoil system. Now in California, every Democrat in California,
Speaker 2: including Kamala Harris, favors racial reparations because it's good politics.
Speaker 2: Something like seventy five to eighty percent of black Californians
Speaker 2: want reparations. They want money, Hell wouldn't you. But the
Speaker 2: implementation of the program is a problem. So first, who
Speaker 2: would get reparations? For example, the Great American yours truly?
Speaker 2: According to DNA registry, I'm five percent black. The name
Speaker 2: Cunningham is all over the black community. I don't know why,
Speaker 2: I don't know how. I've never myself, I've never been
Speaker 2: a slave owner, and I've never owned slaves. The Irish
Speaker 2: were the victims of vicious racial discrimination by the British
Speaker 2: for centuries, resulting in the Potato Famines of the eighteen fifties,
Speaker 2: when the Brits directly or indirectly killed one third of
Speaker 2: Irish About two million were killed by the British. Can
Speaker 2: I get reparations against the British? I don't know, and
Speaker 2: of course today if you base it simply upon skin color.
Speaker 2: According to the Census Bureau, I didn't know this number
Speaker 2: until I read it. Forty percent of Black Americans are
Speaker 2: the descendants of enslaved Africans, sixty percent or not, including
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris, whose father is from Jamaica and whose family
Speaker 2: going back generations own slaves. Yes, Kamala Harris's family owned
Speaker 2: slaves from Africa. Does she get reparations when her family
Speaker 2: owned slaves and bought and sold slaves?
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I can only imagine if Donald Trump's family had bought
Speaker 2: and sold slaves one hundred and fifty years ago, that
Speaker 2: stained would be on him today.
Speaker 1: But not if you're Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: Also, Barack usan Obamas family in Africa we're both slave
Speaker 2: owners and slave traders.
Speaker 1: Does Obama and his family get reparations? I don't know.
Speaker 2: In addition, if you came here as an African in
Speaker 2: the past fifty to eighty years, after one generation, you
Speaker 2: may be black as it can be, but on average
Speaker 2: you make more money than the average American. African immigrants
Speaker 2: coming here legally are a great American success story.
Speaker 1: Do they get reparations?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 1: I don't think so. Would you limit it to those
Speaker 1: you can.
Speaker 2: Trace your lineage back to the Civil War in Abellum
Speaker 2: before the Civil War? And aren't there problems in going
Speaker 2: back seven or eight generations as to who did what to.
Speaker 1: Who and when? Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris has used the term black to get reparations. Well,
Speaker 2: who gets someone who suffered from it?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Should the government issue certificates of blood quanta? What is
Speaker 2: the quantity of black blood and white blood and Hispanic blood?
Speaker 2: Like a Rachel Dolahzar who said she was black, but
Speaker 2: she's white. So if you identify as black, does that
Speaker 2: mean you get paid the Rachel Dolazols in this world?
Speaker 2: Does she get paid because she's white but identifies as black?
Speaker 2: Some Black Americans whose ancestors were slaved to live through
Speaker 2: segregation are poor, but others are quite rich. I don't
Speaker 2: know if Christopher Smitherman can trace his lineage back seven
Speaker 2: or eight generations, or Michael Jordan, but there's all kinds
Speaker 2: of multi millionaire Black Americans.
Speaker 1: Do they get reparations? Likewise?
Speaker 2: Can you differentiate between native born Black Americans and African immigrants?
Speaker 2: Those immigrants who arrived in America lately do quite well,
Speaker 2: in fact, better than the average American does. A Black
Speaker 2: American whose grandparents came to America after the patches of
Speaker 2: the Civil Rights Act of nineteen sixty four, which believe
Speaker 2: it or not, has now been sixty years, there was
Speaker 2: no official discrimination the policies the Democrat Party was washed
Speaker 2: away in nineteen sixty four. Do you limit it previous
Speaker 2: to eighteen sixty and post eighteen sixty or pre eighteen
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty four posts nineteen sixty four.
Speaker 1: How do you do this?
Speaker 2: And Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz actually answer these questions,
Speaker 2: of course not. The recipe in California, by the way,
Speaker 2: is to give millions of dollars to quote civil rights
Speaker 2: groups like the NAACP or the Blackmail Coalition, and dozens
Speaker 2: and dozens of others so called racial rights groups in California.
Speaker 2: Give them the money, then let them decide who gets
Speaker 2: the money. Then let the lawsuits begin once again. The
Speaker 2: Fourteenth Amendment and many US Supreme Court decisions say that
Speaker 2: you cannot have race based programs.
Speaker 1: It's illegal.
Speaker 2: So how do you I legally administer an illegal program?
Speaker 1: Nobody knows.
Speaker 2: So what the Democrats want to do, which they've always done,
Speaker 2: is to add, subtract, multiply, and divi by race. That's
Speaker 2: what matters, and play the racial game. When you can't
Speaker 2: prove it exists, you simply call it systemic racism. The
Speaker 2: whole system is ripe with it, which we can't identify.
Speaker 2: We're not sure exactly. Then, going back to my good
Speaker 2: friend Thomas Soul, did you know that over a three
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty year period, there were about twelve million
Speaker 2: slaves taken from Africa to the New World. But of
Speaker 2: the twelve million, less than four percent came to the
Speaker 2: United States of America four percent, And he points out
Speaker 2: that the Democratic Party was the party that imported the slaves.
Speaker 2: One reason so many blacks survived here is that slavery,
Speaker 2: vicious and cruel as it was, was less harsh as
Speaker 2: practiced in Brazilian jungles, which took the great bulk of
Speaker 2: the slaves, leaving the West coast of Africa by the way,
Speaker 2: by African leaders who imprisoned their own people.
Speaker 1: Do they pay?
Speaker 2: And of course the number one slave trading group in
Speaker 2: the world were Arabs Islamists. The word slave comes from
Speaker 2: slav which is the more than one million Europeans enslaved
Speaker 2: by the Arabs over a two to three hundred year period.
Speaker 1: Do they pay?
Speaker 2: And I'm proud to say that in the eighteen thirties,
Speaker 2: the British Empire stops slavery, and in the eighteen sixties,
Speaker 2: over the objection of the Democrat Party, America stopped slavery here,
Speaker 2: but it continued for hundreds of years after that point.
Speaker 2: In fact, today I'm proud of the fact America stopped
Speaker 2: slavery and the British Empire, but the Islamic world did
Speaker 2: not stop slavery. Africa today does not stop slavery, and
Speaker 2: a good chunk of South America still has slavery. In fact,
Speaker 2: believe it or not, the UN says there's more slaves
Speaker 2: alive today that at any point in the history of
Speaker 2: the world, slavery continues to be a thriving institution.
Speaker 1: Put all that in your pipe and smoke it. Let's continue.
Speaker 2: Line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand.
Speaker 2: Disgusting said, and Thomas Soul has written on this topic repeatedly,
Speaker 2: and that the one party that has benefited from racism
Speaker 2: for years and decades, the Democrat Party, continues to play
Speaker 2: the race card, not the equal opportunity card, but the
Speaker 2: racial spoils card that would rip this country apart, which
Speaker 2: partially it has already to twenty five Home of your
Speaker 2: Red's News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 6: We all sing happy tunes. And when we all sing
Speaker 6: happy tunes and sing.
Speaker 7: Merry Christmas and wish each other Merry Christmas, these children
Speaker 7: are not going to have him Merry Christmas. How dare
Speaker 7: we speak Merry Christmas?
Speaker 6: How dare we?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Hello, quiet skulls.
Speaker 2: I'm broadcasting segment Kamala Harris doesn't want you to hit
Speaker 2: Merry Christmas.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you one thing. I'm not voting for her.
Speaker 2: I wasn't going to, but now I'm really not because
Speaker 2: she's dising Sandy Claus and the man from the North Pole,
Speaker 2: and also that goes along with Rudolph uh and all
Speaker 2: the rest of the reindeer. I'm getting a report Sheriff
Speaker 2: Richard K. Jones may be supporting Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: You are out of your mind. I'm gonna call to
Speaker 1: come down here.
Speaker 2: He's gonna come down here with extradition papers to send
Speaker 2: you back to the Butler County and he wants tapes
Speaker 2: of the show. He wants to I will testify against you.
Speaker 2: You will, I'll say, Reese your right hand.
Speaker 1: Did you know that?
Speaker 6: William?
Speaker 2: Yes, I didn't say he does. I'm saying I've heard reports.
Speaker 6: No from you.
Speaker 1: From you, there are no reports from me or anybody.
Speaker 1: Richard K.
Speaker 2: Jones, the Great Sheriff of Butler County is red, white
Speaker 2: and blue all the way through. Isn't it amazing the
Speaker 2: party that complains about democracy fails to practice at Bengo.
Speaker 6: Kamala Harris should not talk to Bill kleynham On w W.
Speaker 6: He should do his job more.
Speaker 1: And then the Trumps are speaking now from mar A Lago.
Speaker 2: By the way, when's the last time Kamala Harris can
Speaker 2: she answered questions about her policies. She apparently that was
Speaker 2: pretty good. Yesterday with jd. Vance and her were in Milwaukee.
Speaker 1: Yes, he stalked her. He started walking, he walked past
Speaker 1: the plane.
Speaker 2: The plane he says, that's gonna be mine in a
Speaker 2: few months, and that was funny. And then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden she walks up, leaves that walls guy to
Speaker 2: start talking to the press. She starts talking of girl scouts.
Speaker 2: Never even talks to the press. They you know what,
Speaker 2: they don't like that, the White House press cort unlike
Speaker 2: that stuff.
Speaker 1: Well they will.
Speaker 2: By the way, Joe Joe Scarborough said this morning, I
Speaker 2: watch him so you don't have to. He's a clown
Speaker 2: that Kamala Harris is running a perfect campaign.
Speaker 1: Yeah, since his record is a joke.
Speaker 9: He's been one of the most far left radicals in
Speaker 9: the entire United States government at any level.
Speaker 6: But I think that.
Speaker 9: What Tim Waltz's selection says is that Kamala Harris has
Speaker 9: been the knee to the far.
Speaker 6: Left of her party, which is what she always does.
Speaker 9: Kamala Harris listened to the Hamas wing of the party.
Speaker 9: She selected Tim Waltz, a guy who wants to ship
Speaker 9: more manufacturing jobs to China, who wants to give illegal
Speaker 9: aliens driver's license and who wants to make the Fitinel
Speaker 9: crisis that we just heard about so much worse because
Speaker 9: he refuses to do his job and actually make it
Speaker 9: easier for American citizens and not illegal aliens to live
Speaker 9: a good life. So I think what it says is
Speaker 9: that Kamala Harris is running as a San Francisco Liberal.
Speaker 9: She has governed as a San Francisco Liberal, and she
Speaker 9: shows it a running mate who will be a San
Speaker 9: Francisco style liberal.
Speaker 2: Say how about this? You know, Marcus Lamonis had him
Speaker 2: on about a week or two ago, the King of
Speaker 2: Camping World. How about this headline and the great show
Speaker 2: the prophet headlined RV retailer Camping World defies California County
Speaker 2: ordering it to take down the giant American flag. So
Speaker 2: Camping World in San Joaquin County, California, was ordered by
Speaker 2: the zoning authorities to take down the American flag. It
Speaker 2: was a bit too large and could fly off the
Speaker 2: pole and hit someone. And so Marcus Lamona said, take
Speaker 2: that order and stuff at where the sun don't shine.
Speaker 1: You, thank you very good.
Speaker 2: Marcus Lamonas was born in Beirut, Lebanon. As a baby,
Speaker 2: he was taken from the rubble of a collapsed department building,
Speaker 2: adopted by a couple in Dade County, Florida, and the
Speaker 2: rest is history. He says, I will always fight for
Speaker 2: the ability of all Americans to fly our flag. I
Speaker 2: am an American. I'm damn proud of it. I'm not
Speaker 2: taking it down. Come get me. That's that's the symbol
Speaker 2: of camping World right there, Will He's got a giant
Speaker 2: on Route four there and a beautiful right there in Fairfield.
Speaker 2: He's got a gigantic American flag. That's If you see
Speaker 2: that flag, you know it's camping World.
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Speaker 2: I have no idea he's unavailable available.
Speaker 1: What is he getting a massage?
Speaker 2: Maybe we'll be unavailable tomorrow from twelve to three. Maybe
Speaker 2: I'll be unavailable.
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Speaker 2: Jamar Chase, I don't know it didn't he said. The
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Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: Mike Brown back down.
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Speaker 1: What do you think about that?
Speaker 2: US women's basketball team faces Australia tomorrow in a semi
Speaker 2: final game. The USA men's team is taking on Serbia
Speaker 2: and a semi final matchup today. The winner there gets
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Speaker 1: I'll give you Serbia and I'll take the Americans. Red's update.
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Speaker 1: Are you done? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Rodman on Marte, Well, the American women, led by Rose
Speaker 2: from Mountain Notre Dame, win the gold. That's the only
Speaker 2: issue in front of us. No, they got who is it?
Speaker 2: They got what they could play Brazil on Sunday. Spain
Speaker 2: beat Saturday. They beat Brazil about six months ago. One
Speaker 2: zip by the way and get warma. They take on
Speaker 2: Brazil Saturday in the gold medal match at eleven a
Speaker 2: m got to see what happens. We'll see what happens,
Speaker 2: won't we Yes, we will. What about Dela Cruz they win,
Speaker 2: we gotta get Rose levelle in here, get her in
Speaker 2: with their gold medal, well, and we gotta wear it.
Speaker 2: We gotta get We gotta get a hold of Carson
Speaker 2: Foster and here to get a silver and bronze in
Speaker 2: here to talk to that young band. Let me ask
Speaker 2: you this, who wins in a one hundred meter dash?
Speaker 2: Dela Cruz or Noah Lyles, Lyles v Cruz?
Speaker 1: Who wins?
Speaker 2: I'd have to take mister Lyles. He's the fastest man
Speaker 2: on earth by the way. He finishes third and the
Speaker 2: men's two hundred meter final. Well he gets a bronze
Speaker 2: medal then right, yes, but shot his mouth off quite
Speaker 2: a bit and finish his third. But we'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: But at least he got a medal, so what the heck?
Speaker 2: He's got two of them. So who's faster, Dela Cruz
Speaker 2: or Lyles? I have to say mister Lyles one about
Speaker 2: he was pretty fast on that what was it nine
Speaker 2: point seven seconds?
Speaker 1: One about Dela Cruz if.
Speaker 2: I if I ran that race, would take me nine
Speaker 2: point seven years. Dela Cruz or Neon Dion Sanders in
Speaker 2: his prime Sanders v. Dela Cruz. Dela Cruz though he's
Speaker 2: got he's a tall guy, Willie with that lone? What
Speaker 2: did you see him going from first on a single? Sanders?
Speaker 2: But uh when he started running? But do you remember
Speaker 2: when Neon Dion hit the hit that ball down the
Speaker 2: I mean he stood up with a stand up triple
Speaker 2: and it was a it was a bunch. He was
Speaker 2: flying right he got to third before the third baseman
Speaker 2: caught the ball.
Speaker 1: That would that would be a good matchup, right there.
Speaker 2: Hate to say it, I think I would take Neon
Speaker 2: Dion over Dela Cruz in a matchup.
Speaker 1: That might be because Neon Dion's not that tall. But uh,
Speaker 1: but how about this one?
Speaker 2: Yeah, how about Della Cruz versus a horse a turfway
Speaker 2: park sponsored by Andy Furman. You might recall Collins I
Speaker 2: had some problems. I'd go with the horse. No, but no,
Speaker 2: you're not gonna no, not going to beat a horse. No,
Speaker 2: I don't care what I mean Jordan Lyles may might
Speaker 2: not even be a horse. Noah Lyles, you fool whatever,
Speaker 2: and he finished third in the two you said, Jordan Lyles,
Speaker 2: Well whoever. I'm just saying, get everything right because we
Speaker 2: can't give out inaccurate information.
Speaker 1: Well, Noah Lyles, Jordan Lyles, who cares. We'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: Good good luck to him.
Speaker 2: Was the night the Reds kick off at five to ten? Yes,
Speaker 2: there's a heartbeat. Get the paddles out now, hopefully getting close.
Speaker 2: Be nice to win three out of four, then go
Speaker 2: against the Central Division leading Brewers in Milwaukee over the weekend.
Speaker 2: Would you save Hunter Green for tomorrow? You're pitching him today, right?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 1: What do you think? I say? Save him bullpen night
Speaker 1: night tonight.
Speaker 2: That's what I would do. Of course, he can't send
Speaker 2: Brett Souter out there. He's hurt. I mean, Mim is
Speaker 2: not very good. And I'm thinking you're gonna have your
Speaker 2: main pitcher who looks unhittable against Milwaukee for.
Speaker 1: The first night. I ain't get a win?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yea, yeah, see what happens. But I'm not in charge,
Speaker 2: so what do I ain't? That's the truth. You haven't
Speaker 2: answered it either. You haven't answered the big question.
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 2: Well, Mike Brown Backrocky Well, Mike brown back down. No,
Speaker 2: they got a deal done. They're gonna announce it sometime soon.
Speaker 2: You want to bet me? Yes, I bet you Hot
Speaker 2: fund Sunday. Okay, bet it. I'm taking that he will
Speaker 2: not sign. Bet I'm saying he will not sign. Well,
Speaker 2: they gotta get it. What they gotta do now. Their
Speaker 2: their efforts are probably toward Moneymack. They got to keep
Speaker 2: the kicker. They got to give him more Dough Raying
Speaker 2: than me than that buter guy in Kansas City, because
Speaker 2: they're gonna they gotta keep the kicker because lose him.
Speaker 1: That's it, especially with a new Well, they got to
Speaker 1: bring back Horace Muhman. You see can he pu number five?
Speaker 1: Can he still kick?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: He's gone all right, passed away? Ho see money, Max Mail?
Speaker 2: What I bet you Jim Breach could still do it?
Speaker 2: Number three?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I bet he could? Yeah, all right? Segment is
Speaker 1: out of his spa alley.
Speaker 2: Well did he the king of starting lineup?
Speaker 1: Really? Did he kick field goals? Why not?
Speaker 2: He's only about what's sixty seven or seventy, probably older
Speaker 2: than Trumpy.
Speaker 1: Bring back the old bring back the old League.
Speaker 2: Then Trump, he's got to be eighty yeah, and he's
Speaker 2: getting old.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Marty Brenahan is eighty two, aren't we all? I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't feel any different now than I felt when
Speaker 2: I was thirty five. I still feel like thirty five
Speaker 2: most of the time. Still raised a little cane with
Speaker 2: the boys. You know what I'm saying, Well, you're going
Speaker 2: to here in a few minutes, three or five. I'll
Speaker 2: be hitting the ball deep at Kenwood Country Club. See
Speaker 2: what the hell's going on. Fortunately, the ladies are not there,
Speaker 2: which is a good thing. LPGA needed them like I
Speaker 2: needed a hole in the head. TPC Rivers bend this year. Baby,
Speaker 2: enjoy it. Have a great time. Get out there, watch
Speaker 2: the ladies play. And if you want to enjoy that
Speaker 2: stuff have added, is what I say. Segment, give me
Speaker 2: out of the suits report, Please weill leonartter of a
Speaker 2: beautiful day in the Tri State, and don't be messing
Speaker 2: with Santa Claus Well, Mike Brown back down to Jamar Chase.
Speaker 2: We leave you with the immortal words of the stood Report.
Speaker 10: Top of his game, Such a consequential President of the
Speaker 10: United States, A mount Rushmore kind of president of the
Speaker 10: United States.
Speaker 6: Want to know what comes next?
Speaker 3: And he belongs up there on Mount Rushmore, Lincoln and
Speaker 3: Joe Biden.
Speaker 10: But you've got Teddy Roosevelt up there, and he's wonderful.
Speaker 10: I don't say take him down, but you can add Biden.
Speaker 2: Did it, We did it, Joe.
Speaker 1: Segment Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 2: For Democrats are Jimmy Carr, Barack usin Obama, Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: and Kamala Harris. Compare that to Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Roosevelt.
Speaker 2: Tr Tell me which four he represents America.
Speaker 1: Let them carve their own mountain in somewhere, to.
Speaker 2: Carve their mountain right here. I don't get it, man,
Speaker 2: We're in trouble. I every now and then I get
Speaker 2: depressed when I think about the future. But then I
Speaker 2: watched the Trumpster at this news conference in mar A Lago.
Speaker 2: He gives me hope. He's taking questions. That's great. He
Speaker 2: can defend you won't she won't. She can't can't answer
Speaker 2: questions correct without laughing. Yeah, where's the regular president at?
Speaker 2: Where's he been? They complain about grilling out in the
Speaker 2: Trump Yard, not doing a rally for the past four days.
Speaker 1: Right, where in the hell's Biden? He's the president? Idea,
Speaker 1: what's he doing? I don't know.
Speaker 2: By the way, the IRS is saying they're going after
Speaker 2: Hunter Biden for seven million dollars received from Romanian business
Speaker 2: interest Hunter Biden seven million from Romania.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, let's continue.
Speaker 2: We gotta go, seg I'm suffering from projectile vomiting and
Speaker 2: explosive diarrhea.
Speaker 1: Are they all.
Speaker 4: On?
Speaker 1: Seven hundred w l wh