Speaker 1: By Billy Cunningham. The Great America, welcome this great Monday.
Speaker 1: After you in the prist stage, the Rothers finally broke
Speaker 1: all Hell's not breaking loose anymore, at least for a while. Politically,
Speaker 1: the so called Trump tariffs have been delayed now thirty days.
Speaker 1: Last night, when I was on with you between ten
Speaker 1: pm and one am, it was going to be all
Speaker 1: Hell's going to break loose. How the market was down
Speaker 1: six hundred points, and all of a sudden good things
Speaker 1: are happening. Plus, you might know the Panama Canal that
Speaker 1: we built with blood and treasure turned over under Jimmy
Speaker 1: Carter back to the natives, is now not going to
Speaker 1: renew their contract with communists Red China. You may know
Speaker 1: if you followed this issue with the Panama Canal, that
Speaker 1: the Panamanium struck a deal with Silk Road, part of
Speaker 1: the Chinese communists to take hundreds of millions of dollars
Speaker 1: to improve parts of the canal and give the management
Speaker 1: of that canal to communists Red China. They are reaching
Speaker 1: across the world to hurt us which way they can,
Speaker 1: including TikTok and including hot air balloons flying over the country,
Speaker 1: including buying hundreds of acres around US military bases, and
Speaker 1: then they're going to envelop us in Peru. They're spending
Speaker 1: one point five billion dollars for report in South America.
Speaker 1: I thought the Monroe doctrine doesn't apply anymore, but until then,
Speaker 1: the market is stabilized largely. Joining you and I now
Speaker 1: is a man in charge of the finances of the
Speaker 1: state of Ohio, Keith Faber, who's the state auditor, and
Speaker 1: he's running for the attorney general's position held by Mike
Speaker 1: DeWine for eight years and David Yost for eight years.
Speaker 1: And once again, Keith Faber, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And Keith, what was your announcement a few days ago
Speaker 1: about the attorney general's position? Then we to get into immigration,
Speaker 1: the market and so much more.
Speaker 2: Well, I've announced that I'm going to run for attorney general.
Speaker 2: It's you know, state auditor. We have a criminal division.
Speaker 2: I've convicted one hundred and thirty individuals for alighting, stealing,
Speaker 2: and cheating with government money. The attorney General's office is
Speaker 2: just a bigger stage and we're looking forward to the
Speaker 2: race and to serve ohioland great.
Speaker 1: Now, a couple issues you may confront, you have already confronted.
Speaker 1: I got a text from one of your assistants who
Speaker 1: said that certain local governments are not complying with state laws, regulations,
Speaker 1: and auditing, explaining to the American people what you found
Speaker 1: of anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the most recent one was we have issued fightings
Speaker 2: for recovery, which essentially act like a judgment against these
Speaker 2: elected officials for them not doing their jobs and incurring
Speaker 2: late fees and penalties. You've got local elected officials and
Speaker 2: finance officers who are laid on things like paying your
Speaker 2: federal taxes and withholding and paying late credit card bills,
Speaker 2: just not doing their job and paying their bills on time.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: It just amazes me that people have decided that they
Speaker 2: think it's okay that they can waste government money that way.
Speaker 4: No question.
Speaker 1: And a couple issues of parcolating I had on David
Speaker 1: Yo's last week, had on Senator to Bernie Marino. There's
Speaker 1: an issue Parkolating that you likely will confront when you're
Speaker 1: the new attorney general next year in Ohio, and that
Speaker 1: is that the sanctuary cities and sanctuary counties was about
Speaker 1: six or seven in the state of Ohio that indicated
Speaker 1: they will not enforce federal law and we don't have
Speaker 1: it presently. A US attorney in the Southern District. I
Speaker 1: think one's coming in the next month or so, But
Speaker 1: what is your view on the City of Cincinnati and
Speaker 1: the mayor have to appear of all and others saying,
Speaker 1: you know what, federal law doesn't necessarily apply here. We're
Speaker 1: not going to obstruct, but we're not going to cooperate.
Speaker 1: And so as a consequence, Chief of Police Fiji had
Speaker 1: a little bit of a news conference saying, look, we're
Speaker 1: not in the immigration roundup business. We're in the business
Speaker 1: of controlling local rules and regulations. We're not going to
Speaker 1: do that. And then you had Ken Kober you might
Speaker 1: know about a week ago, who's the head of the
Speaker 1: police union one thousand men and women strong CPD, that said,
Speaker 1: you know what, I took an oath of office to
Speaker 1: support and defend the Constitution of Ohio and the Constitution
Speaker 1: in the United States of America, and that constitution says
Speaker 1: that federal law in many areas trump local law, but
Speaker 1: local there's no immigration law at all, So it's a
Speaker 1: federal law and that local officials have got to regulate
Speaker 1: and he pointed out the as many times as a cop,
Speaker 1: when we call upon the Marshall Service, the FBI, Homeland Security,
Speaker 1: whatever to back up what we're doing or to give
Speaker 1: us information, in other words, what we cooperate with the
Speaker 1: federal authorities all the time, and vice versa. Every now
Speaker 1: and then, there might be an ice arrest of some
Speaker 1: rapists or murderer in Hamleton County that's got to be
Speaker 1: conducted and it would be helpful if CPD would be
Speaker 1: there to back up, provide a little bit of security.
Speaker 1: And under the present rules and regulations, guess what the
Speaker 1: mayor is telling the city manager share along, telling the
Speaker 1: police chief, we're not going to cooperate, We're not going
Speaker 1: to help. Isn't that a recipe for disaster.
Speaker 2: It's absolutely a recipe for disaster. And as usual, you
Speaker 2: and the FOP have it right. I don't know why
Speaker 2: the mayor would side with the illegal thugs and rapists
Speaker 2: instead of Cincinnatians and citizens. I don't know why he
Speaker 2: would take that position other than to placate his progressive
Speaker 2: liberal base and friends. The fact of the matter is
Speaker 2: that you want law enforcement cooperating together at every turn.
Speaker 2: You want the local police officers backing up the FBI,
Speaker 2: the INS and the other people who are out there,
Speaker 2: Department of Homeland Security investigations, all of those folks. You
Speaker 2: want them partnering together. And when you're executing a immigration rate,
Speaker 2: it is good to have local people backing you up
Speaker 2: because they're going to know the local lay of the
Speaker 2: land better than some of these folks that are coming
Speaker 2: in to do it. And we certainly don't want any
Speaker 2: officers hurt. And to the extent that this political agenda
Speaker 2: by the left and these left leaning mayors is going
Speaker 2: to get officers hurt, I think they ought to be
Speaker 2: ashamed of themselves.
Speaker 1: Yes, a big Powell, the Vice mayor Lemon Current, he's
Speaker 1: called a big powwell on Tuesday tomorrow at twelve thirty
Speaker 1: in which she's asking those affected bodies odd policies of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump to come forward and numerous immigration rights groups
Speaker 1: are going to be there to complain about what. So far,
Speaker 1: to my knowledge, there were some police right there were
Speaker 1: some ice raids in Boone County and some in Butler County,
Speaker 1: But to my knowledge, there's few, if any in Hamlet
Speaker 1: the county that has not been affected. But I noticed
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles and many major American cities. Over the weekend,
Speaker 1: hundreds of people poured onto interstate highways and stopped at
Speaker 1: Santa Monica Boulevard. They poured into interstate highways in and
Speaker 1: around Chicago, shutting it down, and the marching and protesting
Speaker 1: the fact that federal law has got to apply. And
Speaker 1: I look at this, Keith Faber, and I say to myself,
Speaker 1: many many decades ago, probably before you were born, in
Speaker 1: the fifties and sixties, there were many Democrats in the
Speaker 1: South who refused to enforce federal law when it came
Speaker 1: to public education. You may remember George Wallace and Orabell
Speaker 1: Fobis and other student the doors and they said, guess what,
Speaker 1: this is Alabama. We're Democrats, We're in Alabama, and guess what.
Speaker 1: We will not let kids enter these doorways. It took
Speaker 1: Eisenhower and Kennedy to call out the army to escort
Speaker 1: those black kids past democrats jeering at him. And here
Speaker 1: we are half a century later, and once again the Democrats,
Speaker 1: now with a different stripe, say they're not going to
Speaker 1: enforce federal law.
Speaker 4: What's your view on.
Speaker 2: That, Well, I'm going to say there's a reason that
Speaker 2: a large percentage and greater percentage than ever before, of
Speaker 2: the Hispanic vote and legal immigrant vote went for Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: It's because, candidly, I think people are tired of our
Speaker 2: open borders policy. That's increased fit and al it's increasing
Speaker 2: the trafficking. It's led to all of these problems. And
Speaker 2: Donald Trump got elected to fix it, and he is
Speaker 2: in the process of fixing it. He will get it fixed.
Speaker 2: The problem is going to be all of the roadblocks
Speaker 2: that the Democrats want to start throwing up against them,
Speaker 2: and candidly, we just need to hold them responsible when
Speaker 2: they do that. We should not be an open borders country.
Speaker 2: Hinges on the ability for government to serve law abiding
Speaker 2: American citizens and legal aliens. Look, I said this before, Bill,
Speaker 2: Americans believe in immigration.
Speaker 3: We do.
Speaker 2: We just want it to be legal. We just want
Speaker 2: to know who's coming into our country. We do not
Speaker 2: want terrorists, we do not want criminal thuds, we do
Speaker 2: not want people who are going to traffic children in
Speaker 2: our country. And we have a right, and I would
Speaker 2: say the obligation to make sure we're keeping our community
Speaker 2: safe by knowing who comes into our country. And that's
Speaker 2: the Donald Trump agenda.
Speaker 1: You know this morning, Monday morning, I watched MSNBC, so
Speaker 1: you don't have to, and they had numerous individuals on
Speaker 1: who now find themselves in Nicaragua. In other words, they
Speaker 1: were picked up and they were deported because they were
Speaker 1: here illegally. And this is sad human situation where a
Speaker 1: mother or a father, they had a mother and one
Speaker 1: of each own in Nicaragua saying that they were picked
Speaker 1: up in Chicago there was someone living in their household
Speaker 1: that had few warrens for human trafficking, and just while
Speaker 1: they were there ancillarily, they asked another person, give your
Speaker 1: ID with you, and none could be presented short investigation.
Speaker 1: That person is here illegally also, And so the point
Speaker 1: of the liberal media is to say that it's not
Speaker 1: fair to have a mother, a father, a grandfather or
Speaker 1: grandmother who's here illegally and then to be shipped back
Speaker 1: to their home country. And many of these individuals, there's
Speaker 1: one point four million deportations that have not taken place
Speaker 1: because those individuals went through the entire immigration process, They
Speaker 1: had an order from a federal judge to leave the country,
Speaker 1: failed to do so, and now each of them said,
Speaker 1: I gotta go back to Chicago. So I have no
Speaker 1: sympathy for that because they voluntarily put themselves in that position.
Speaker 1: And even if you're a mother with kids deported, you
Speaker 1: have the opportunity to take your kids with you back
Speaker 1: to where they came from. But what you're feeling about
Speaker 1: the liberal media about to tell the Keith Favors of
Speaker 1: this world that you're being unfair, Well.
Speaker 2: The reality is is the liberal media is going to
Speaker 2: continue to manipulate the narrative to meet their political ends.
Speaker 2: And we've known that, We've seen that, and that's the
Speaker 2: reason Donald Trump won. Americans have wised up to that story.
Speaker 2: But the real story here, Bill, and part of it
Speaker 2: is the simple question, are we a nation of laws?
Speaker 2: And if you were here illegally and you're harboring somebody
Speaker 2: who is a hicicro arboring gag member, boy, you know
Speaker 2: what you're getting into, you know what you're doing, you
Speaker 2: probably are at least able to see that. And the
Speaker 2: other side of it is and I think the mortars are.
Speaker 2: Tom Holman made this very clear. If you're illegally here,
Speaker 2: go home, self deport and you won't have to be arrested.
Speaker 2: And the bottom line is get in line and come
Speaker 2: back legally. Look, I think I mentioned to you. I
Speaker 2: went down with a group of sheriffs and prosecutors to
Speaker 2: the border about a year ago, and what we saw
Speaker 2: was very interesting. We went to the Arizona portion of
Speaker 2: the border, and the people coming across there weren't the
Speaker 2: give ups that you saw in Eagle Pass. There were
Speaker 2: the people who didn't want to get caught. They're trafficking
Speaker 2: and fitanol. They're coming to human trafficking, or they might
Speaker 2: be Mexican citizens who weren't eligible for asylum. Some of them,
Speaker 2: I'm sure are just coming across for a better life,
Speaker 2: but you know what, there are ways to do that
Speaker 2: if you want to be legal. There are also a
Speaker 2: lot of them that we don't know why they're coming across,
Speaker 2: and in that capacity. It may be because they're game members,
Speaker 2: it may be because they're trafficking fit and all. It
Speaker 2: may be because they're terrorists. But in the end, having
Speaker 2: an open border means bad things for the country, and
Speaker 2: it's time for us to close it. It's time for
Speaker 2: us to send the people who came here illegally back.
Speaker 2: They knew what they were doing. Biden had a policy
Speaker 2: to encourage it. It was wrong. It's time for us
Speaker 2: to fix that, and then we can get back to
Speaker 2: some kind of as semblance of talking about how we
Speaker 2: can encourage legal immigration. But right now, you can't do
Speaker 2: that until the border's closed and until the bad actors
Speaker 2: are removed.
Speaker 1: Keith Faber, State Auditor. Next year the Attorney General of Ohio.
Speaker 1: Another ancillary issue, The Columbus Dispatch points out that there's
Speaker 1: thousands of individuals hired in the major colleges universities in
Speaker 1: Ohio along I'll leave the corporate world to decide for
Speaker 1: the moment, because that's not public money. But public money
Speaker 1: that goes to the University of Cincinnati may disavir to
Speaker 1: date and other private schools or Wright State Public Ohio
Speaker 1: State University of Toledo, where I got my law degree,
Speaker 1: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Received literally hundreds of
Speaker 1: millions of dollars every year from the federal government. And
Speaker 1: they have large DEI departments, And they don't masquerade themselves
Speaker 1: as I'm the director of DEI and I want to
Speaker 1: discriminate based on the race. That's not the way they're advertised.
Speaker 1: They come up with new monikers as to what they
Speaker 1: do they might call it inclusion. It sounds good on paper.
Speaker 1: Now Trump is saying, I think the Trumpster is going
Speaker 1: to do this. He's going to cut off federal financial
Speaker 1: aid to any college or university in America, including Ohio.
Speaker 4: Thank god.
Speaker 1: That says to a college president and to a board,
Speaker 1: you cannot discriminate based upon race anymore. That DEI is done.
Speaker 1: There's hundreds. I saw the number three hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: three at Ohio State University to the tune of a
Speaker 1: fifteen million dollar payroll hired to administer a race discrimination
Speaker 1: And where do you stand on that issue? Because that
Speaker 1: issue is going to be big in the next few months.
Speaker 2: It will be big in the next few months, in
Speaker 2: the next few years. The tentacles of DEI are vast
Speaker 2: and widespread across most of our governmental institutions. I think
Speaker 2: that there's a bill currently in the legislature that I'll
Speaker 2: try and get you the name of Jerry Sarno's the
Speaker 2: senator who's sponsoring it. You want to try and get
Speaker 2: him on your program. He can talk with great knowledge
Speaker 2: about this bill and it will cut out DEI programs,
Speaker 2: will aband them in the state of Ohio, at all
Speaker 2: of our colleges and universities by statute, DEI is discrimination.
Speaker 2: And let's just stop and back up the equal protection
Speaker 2: and the other due process rights, and the state constitution
Speaker 2: and the federal Constitution basically prohibit you favoring one person
Speaker 2: basis on race, creed and a bunch of other protected classes.
Speaker 2: I don't know why we've ever thought it was a
Speaker 2: good idea to say, hey, we're going to discriminate in
Speaker 2: favor of fill in the blank because we think that
Speaker 2: they were discriminated against in the past. It doesn't help
Speaker 2: the current students to be discriminated against because somebody and
Speaker 2: their past may have discriminated it against somebody else. This
Speaker 2: is the problem with DEI. If you want to promote
Speaker 2: a social agenda, promote your social agenda, do it transparently
Speaker 2: in the political spectrum. Don't try and institutionalize it in
Speaker 2: the annals of government and the halls of education. That's
Speaker 2: the problem with DEI. DEI is discrimination, and that's just
Speaker 2: the facts.
Speaker 1: Well, if that becomes real in the next ninety days,
Speaker 1: which I think it will, as the state auditor currently,
Speaker 1: do you have an obligation to, may I say, enforce
Speaker 1: parts of federal law if there's a federal law that says, okay,
Speaker 1: Ohio State or University of Cincinnati, you get these amounts
Speaker 1: of money, and we will what will you do?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we will absolutely do that. As state auditor, we
Speaker 2: do the single audit of all the colleges and the universities,
Speaker 2: and we have to audit according to the federal rules,
Speaker 2: guidelines and law, and we will audit Ohio State and
Speaker 2: Cincinnati and the others to see if they're complying with
Speaker 2: the federal law. And if they are, we will certify
Speaker 2: that they're non compliant and that will cost them largely
Speaker 2: their federal funding. If that's the rules, we will go
Speaker 2: out and take a look at that, because that's what
Speaker 2: we do in the auditor's office. I always says auditor,
Speaker 2: I don't make the rules. I just check to see
Speaker 2: whether you're following the rules and the legislature and the
Speaker 2: federal government to people who make those rules are the
Speaker 2: ones that we seek to make sure people are complying with.
Speaker 1: And lastly, about a minute remaining, you know, I head
Speaker 1: on the Attorney General David Yo's last week and he
Speaker 1: sent an email and letters to Costco telling them that
Speaker 1: they're practicing race discrimination. Ban while the Ohio and US constitution,
Speaker 1: and he wants to pursue that if you're have the
Speaker 1: honor of being the attorney general. In addition to public
Speaker 1: entities that discriminate based upon race, I don't want race
Speaker 1: to be a benefit or a cost to anybody, or
Speaker 1: the kind of sex I might enjoy to be a
Speaker 1: benefit or a cost. That's irrelevant. Would you actively, as
Speaker 1: the attorney general go after private businesses, large ones that
Speaker 1: practices race discrimination.
Speaker 2: The Missouri Attorney General made a really good example and
Speaker 2: a bunch of businesses using Missouri's anti discrimination statue similarly,
Speaker 2: and those cases can be successful. If you're discriminating in
Speaker 2: favor or against any protected class, you ought to fully
Speaker 2: anticipate that Keith Favor as Attorney General is going to
Speaker 2: use the full force of the law to make sure
Speaker 2: that the law is followed and enforced. I think it's
Speaker 2: a good excuse to say that we're discriminating in favor
Speaker 2: of the favored political class of the day. I don't
Speaker 2: think that's what the law and constitution requires. I think
Speaker 2: the bottom line is discriminations bad and it shouldn't be
Speaker 2: allowed under any cover. And deet Andy Eye doesn't make
Speaker 2: it any better.
Speaker 1: Well, the Democrats played games during slavery and the lynchings
Speaker 1: of blacks. Those are all Democrats. They played games in
Speaker 1: the nineteen forties and fifties and sixties saying black kids
Speaker 1: can't be educated in public schools. Now fifty years later
Speaker 1: they're playing games again, changing the object of the discrimination.
Speaker 1: But once again, Keith Favor, thanks for coming on this
Speaker 1: Monday afternoon. Good luck next year with the AG's race,
Speaker 1: and may God bless you and God bless America.
Speaker 4: Keith, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Thanks Bill.
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Speaker 1: America and Keith Favor within the High Legislature for a
Speaker 1: long time. He's been the state auditor now for about
Speaker 1: eight years. And Keith Faber is very very likely to
Speaker 1: be the next Attorney General to enforce federal and indirectly
Speaker 1: state laws all across the state of Ohio. And to me,
Speaker 1: it's absurd to consider the fact that a person's race
Speaker 1: or gender identity with Trump talent, with Trump ability, with
Speaker 1: Trump objective testing, and you see it with terrible consequences
Speaker 1: with the FAA recently, and you see it across Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana,
Speaker 1: in every part of government that has to be pulled
Speaker 1: up by the roots. One's race or gender, identity, whatever
Speaker 1: the heck that is, should mean nothing, zero, zilch not.
Speaker 1: And when it comes to objectively get a position in
Speaker 1: school and medical school, law school, whatever it might be,
Speaker 1: it's going to be a long haul. Because if we
Speaker 1: go back and forth between Clinton and then Trump and
Speaker 1: then Biden, then Trump and then Kamala Harris in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty eight, or Gavin Newsom or someone like that, we
Speaker 1: flipped block back and forth and we never institutionalized the
Speaker 1: changes in the country that must be made. So I
Speaker 1: look forward in twenty twenty eight to JD. Vance, I
Speaker 1: would imagine being the president of the United States continuing
Speaker 1: the success of Donald Trump's four years. We're two weeks
Speaker 1: into it right now and all healths breaking loose in
Speaker 1: a positive way. You might recall the circumstances in Panama
Speaker 1: in which Treasure and Blood was spuilt by the American
Speaker 1: people to build that damn canal, and then sixty years
Speaker 1: later Jimmy Carter gave it away. So over the last
Speaker 1: several years, because of budget setbacks in Washington, because the
Speaker 1: budget shutdowns, we've kind of ignored what has to be
Speaker 1: done to the Panama came out to make it better.
Speaker 1: So Panama turned toward communists Red China and gave to
Speaker 1: the operations abilities to a communist Red China company to operate,
Speaker 1: along with a large port in Peru in which they're
Speaker 1: spending a billion dollars to have a Pacific port in
Speaker 1: South America, contrary to the Monroe doctrine and others. So
Speaker 1: someone has been asleep at the wheel. We know who
Speaker 1: it was the last four years. I mean literally asleep
Speaker 1: at the wheel. And now there's a new sheriff in town.
Speaker 1: If you were with me last night between ten pm
Speaker 1: and one am on my syndicated show, you knew that
Speaker 1: I was talking about the markets in the Far East
Speaker 1: and the dal Jones industrial The futures did not look
Speaker 1: good at all. In fact, they look terrible. And now,
Speaker 1: as Don began this morning, guess what, Canada has come
Speaker 1: up to the front of the line and said, hold
Speaker 1: up Mexico with Claudia Shinbaum, the new president begged and
Speaker 1: received a thirty day extension.
Speaker 4: And guess what.
Speaker 1: As we speak this Monday afternoon, there's ten to twelve
Speaker 1: thousand Mexican soldiers marching toward the northern border to keep
Speaker 1: illegal migrants out of the United States of americaout that
Speaker 1: one and now and the Panama Canal. The president of
Speaker 1: Panama says he's going to work with America to return
Speaker 1: influences back to US instead of communists read China. I
Speaker 1: see great things happening all over the world. And this
Speaker 1: has pointed out the Federal Aviation Administration. It's about eleven
Speaker 1: thousand air traffic controllers at c short, so they should
Speaker 1: have thirty thousand, and they have nineteen thousand because you
Speaker 1: can't find enough, shall I say, unqualified persons to sit
Speaker 1: in the classes for two years in Oklahoma City and
Speaker 1: then pass the test. There's an entry test to pass,
Speaker 1: and there were large numbers of individuals who passed the test,
Speaker 1: but they were of the wrong race and therefore they
Speaker 1: were not hired. And other individuals were hired and they
Speaker 1: were given extra points for certain parts of their being.
Speaker 1: Let me read directly from the website itself, which is
Speaker 1: truly an unbelievable diversity and exclusion, an inclusion. I call
Speaker 1: it exclusion, which has happened at the FAA. This is
Speaker 1: a quote from the fa website five months ago under
Speaker 1: Joe Biden.
Speaker 4: Quote.
Speaker 1: Targeted disabilities are those disabilities that the federal government is
Speaker 1: a matter of policy, has identified for special emphasis in
Speaker 1: recruitment and hiring. They include hearing loss, vision loss, missing extremities,
Speaker 1: partial paralysis, complete paralysis, epilepsy, severe intellectual disability, psychiatric disability,
Speaker 1: and dwarfism quote unquote. So if you present it yourself
Speaker 1: having one of those, shall I say, difficulties, you received
Speaker 1: a benefit in order to get to the school. If
Speaker 1: you didn't present yourself as someone with two arms and
Speaker 1: two legs and you're not paralyzed, and you can hear
Speaker 1: and you can see, and you don't have epilepsy, and
Speaker 1: you don't have a severe intellectual disability, and you don't
Speaker 1: have a psychiatric disability, or you're not a dwarf. Get
Speaker 1: at the back of the line. So two years ago
Speaker 1: there was a massive class action lawsuit followed by about
Speaker 1: one thousand to be air traffic controllers not accepted because
Speaker 1: of their race. You can imagine what race that is,
Speaker 1: or their gender ideology. In other words, if you're a
Speaker 1: straight white Christian male, you were behind someone who had
Speaker 1: partial paralysis, was a severe intellectually disabled, and maybe disability
Speaker 1: of one type or another, and you were given presidents
Speaker 1: over the other people. And the thousand who weren't hired
Speaker 1: filed a federal lawsuit and said we can't do this anymore.
Speaker 1: Over the weekend Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, there was
Speaker 1: a big powwow with the Democratic National Committee, and the
Speaker 1: DNC sets the standards for the entire Democratic Party all
Speaker 1: across America, And needless to say, certain questions were asked
Speaker 1: by Jamie Harrison, the outgoing chair of the DNC, as
Speaker 1: to whether or not the candidates that were nine up
Speaker 1: on the big stage saying do you think racism and
Speaker 1: sexism played a large part in Kamala Harris losing the presidency?
Speaker 1: And every hand one up they all said, yep, She's
Speaker 1: perceived as a black woman and that means she has
Speaker 1: two strikes against her in the mind of those evil
Speaker 1: Trump voters, and she lost because of race or because
Speaker 1: of sexism. I don't know how Obama won is two terms,
Speaker 1: and I think he was a black guy.
Speaker 4: And so I want you to listen to this.
Speaker 1: There were six officers to be selected, and this is
Speaker 1: Saturday night, and Jamie Harrison understanding what he's done to
Speaker 1: the party and the Democrat Party itself the past four
Speaker 1: or five years, which is total obliteration of Democratic Party
Speaker 1: kind of described who you had to vote for in
Speaker 1: those six selections. And this is a two minute cut.
Speaker 1: And if you can understand what he's saying, you've got
Speaker 1: a leg up on me, Dave hit It.
Speaker 5: Rules specify that when we have a gender non binary
Speaker 5: candidate or officer, the non binary individual is counted as
Speaker 5: neither male nor female, and the remaining six offices must
Speaker 5: be gender balanced. With the results of the previous four elections,
Speaker 5: our elected officers are currently too male.
Speaker 4: And to female.
Speaker 5: In order to be gender balanced, we must we must
Speaker 5: elect one male, one female, and one person of any gender.
Speaker 4: So again, this is what we have to do for
Speaker 4: this vice chair race.
Speaker 2: We have to.
Speaker 5: Elect one male, one female, and one person of any gender.
Speaker 5: To ensure our process accounts for male, female, and non
Speaker 5: binary candidates, we conferred with our RBC co chair, our
Speaker 5: LGBT Caucus co Chair, and others to ensure that the
Speaker 5: process is inclusive and meets the gender balance requirements in
Speaker 5: our rules. To do this, our process will be slightly
Speaker 5: different than the one outline to you earlier this week,
Speaker 5: but I hope you will see that in practice it
Speaker 5: is simple and transparent. The order of balancing is designed
Speaker 5: to ensure equal access to the ballot regardless of gender identity,
Speaker 5: as we must elect a candidate of any gender, as
Speaker 5: well as one male and one female vice chair. We
Speaker 5: will first ask members to elect a candidate of any
Speaker 5: gender on the first ballot. Any candidate male, female, and
Speaker 5: non binary can be.
Speaker 4: Elected on that ballot.
Speaker 5: After a candidate is elected on the first ballot, we'll
Speaker 5: have one officer of.
Speaker 4: The three, so.
Speaker 5: Then we will know which position is filled of the
Speaker 5: one male, one female, and one vice chair of any gender.
Speaker 5: Our second ballot would also be for a candidate of
Speaker 5: any gender. Then our third ballot will be the third
Speaker 5: position that is remaining based on the two results, either
Speaker 5: a male candidate if a candidate that is not male
Speaker 5: has not been elected, or a female candidate if a
Speaker 5: female has not been elected.
Speaker 1: Now, to put this in context, you just heard the
Speaker 1: comments of the chair of the National Democratic Committee, a
Speaker 1: guy named Amy Harrison used to be a Congressman from
Speaker 1: South Carolina explaining who to vote for, why to vote.
Speaker 1: In other words, race gender male female intersects non binary
Speaker 1: with Trump talent, Trump the ability to perform, which is
Speaker 1: the exact problem in the FAA, in the exact problem
Speaker 1: and almost every part of the federal government, and also
Speaker 1: the problem at Costco. Costco is a DEI compliant large company,
Speaker 1: and I loved shopping at Costco, not just for their
Speaker 1: employees need to be gender balanced and ideologically pure relative
Speaker 1: to the radical left, but they had hundreds of thousands
Speaker 1: of small businesses companies giving Costco products to sell to
Speaker 1: you and I when I was a member, and as
Speaker 1: a consequence, to get on the list of being a
Speaker 1: preferred purchaser from your company with DEI complaint Costco, you
Speaker 1: would have to sign a statement to the effect, similar
Speaker 1: with Jamie Harrison, that is the leader of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: As a small supplier giving your product to Costco, they
Speaker 1: buy from you than the Costco sells.
Speaker 4: It to you.
Speaker 1: You have to be able to understand what the DEI
Speaker 1: principles are and you must file an annual report with
Speaker 1: Costco and the Diversity Chief that you have complied or
Speaker 1: good faith efforts to find some paralyzed dwarfs somewhere in
Speaker 1: Iowa and put them to work. And this is beyond absurd.
Speaker 1: I would say, does the Democratic Party really want to die?
Speaker 1: Do they want to become the Whigs or the no nothings?
Speaker 1: This is not the way the world works today. But
Speaker 1: there is one guy that's kind of got it, you know,
Speaker 1: James Carville who ran the Bill Clinton campaign. Remember Bill
Speaker 1: Clinton in the nineteen nineties. The era of big government
Speaker 1: is over. He worked with new Gingridge to have a
Speaker 1: balanced budget, a small, distant, discreet federal government using her
Speaker 1: tax dollars wisely with tax cuts. Remember that Bill Clinton,
Speaker 1: or the present day Bill Clinton, is a Jeff Epstein
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton. But the Bill Clinton of some thirty five
Speaker 1: years ago the campaign was run by James Carvill and
Speaker 1: he was the campaign manager, saying that we got to
Speaker 1: get away from this. We can't keep doing identity politics
Speaker 1: as the city of Cincinnati does identity politics.
Speaker 4: We got to quit that.
Speaker 1: In fact, no more is a Democratic Party a bro party.
Speaker 1: By that I mean a masculine party. It is shall
Speaker 1: we say something different? And so the great giant James Carville,
Speaker 1: who has a few lucid thoughts every now and then.
Speaker 1: The Raging Cajun was recently interviewed on PBS and this
Speaker 1: is what James Carville had to say about the race
Speaker 1: with Kamala Harris.
Speaker 4: Dave Keaton hit.
Speaker 6: It, we ran a presidential election. If we were playning
Speaker 6: a super Bowl, we started our seven string quarterback.
Speaker 1: That's what happened.
Speaker 6: Okay, let's you can't you can't address a problem unless
Speaker 6: you're honest about a problem. And none of this was inevitable.
Speaker 6: Now if you were to put the staggering talent that
Speaker 6: exists in today's Democratic Party. You heard what I said,
Speaker 6: the staggering talent that exists in today's Democratic Party, and
Speaker 6: people would have seen that have done I didn't know
Speaker 6: tohead people like that can actually complete a sentence, Okay,
Speaker 6: that actually can know how to frame a message, that
Speaker 6: actually have a sense of accomplishment of doing something. We
Speaker 6: would if excited people and we would have had people
Speaker 6: from the middle of the country, we would have had
Speaker 6: people from the coast, would have been diverse, we'd have
Speaker 6: been and then when you do that, that's how people
Speaker 6: get involved in policies. We have not had an inspirational
Speaker 6: prosudential candidate in twenty twelve.
Speaker 4: And that's a problem.
Speaker 7: When you have a primary and a contest like the playoff,
Speaker 7: you get a big winner and that credentials denominee they
Speaker 7: earn it. James suggested early and I was one thousand
Speaker 7: percent for this. We can have a short primary here
Speaker 7: instead of anointing somebody. And I got called to like
Speaker 7: a secret meeting with munch of senior White House people
Speaker 7: after the terrible Biden debate with some other non Trump,
Speaker 7: you know, Trump opposing Republicans, And I said, this carful
Speaker 7: thing is right.
Speaker 2: Go do a minute ago.
Speaker 7: Let Whitmer go beat somebody, or if Kamala is that good,
Speaker 7: let her beat somebody to make her somebody, not just
Speaker 7: an appointment. She was nominated on a telephone conference call.
Speaker 1: You can't make it up more than three months after
Speaker 1: the shellacking suffered by the Democrats all over the country,
Speaker 1: losing all seven battleground states. After that shellacking, the Democratic
Speaker 1: National Committee got together the last four days concluding Saturday night,
Speaker 1: and what you heard from Jamie Harrison, the chair of
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party, explains where they are mentally. They don't
Speaker 1: want individuals to look at the world through patriotic glasses.
Speaker 1: What they want you to do is to fit inside
Speaker 1: one of the other minority type groups and feel aggrieved.
Speaker 1: As an example, twenty five percent of the young men
Speaker 1: and women that go to college identify as either non binary,
Speaker 1: LGBTQ plus plus or other consequences, when we know by
Speaker 1: biology that maybe the gay population of those that have
Speaker 1: different feelings but non binary might be as much as
Speaker 1: two or three percent, not twenty five percent. And lawsuits
Speaker 1: have been filed all over the country telling teachers and
Speaker 1: school boards you don't want to introduce sex to a
Speaker 1: seven or eight year old student and have coloring books
Speaker 1: in which moms or dads, dads or moms and they
Speaker 1: can choose their own gender based upon their recognition of
Speaker 1: their identity. That you were assigned a gender at birth.
Speaker 1: I don't know about you, but gender is determined at
Speaker 1: conception and revealed at birth or if you have a
Speaker 1: sonogram a bit earlier, So it's not something you can change.
Speaker 1: You're either xx or x Y. Now are some individuals confused, absolutely,
Speaker 1: And the past that was called a psychiatric condition. Now
Speaker 1: it's called, in a sense, a betterment.
Speaker 4: To get some.
Speaker 1: Special favor at the FAA, or getting into age, getting
Speaker 1: into universities, whatever, based upon some immutable trait. So the
Speaker 1: FAA took it to its extremes. And it doesn't appear
Speaker 1: that the FAA directly had much to do in competence
Speaker 1: with the crash in Washington, DC. But structurally, the reason
Speaker 1: there's not a full complement of air traffic controllers has
Speaker 1: everything to do with DEI and the fact that those
Speaker 1: who are qualified are rejected because of the race, because
Speaker 1: of their gender, or because of their religious beliefs. That
Speaker 1: is not the way life should operate. Didn't mL King say,
Speaker 1: judge me not by the color of my skin, but
Speaker 1: by the content of my character. And the farther and
Speaker 1: farther we get away from his horrible assassination in nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty eight, the more all of us must be reminded
Speaker 1: that you begin life not representing a gender, or not
Speaker 1: representing a race, or not representing a sexual group, or
Speaker 1: not representing those with disabilities or missing extreme extremities. You're
Speaker 1: a person, and you're responsible for yourself and how you
Speaker 1: conduct yourself in life. And I thought the comments of
Speaker 1: Jamie Harrison, the leader of the Democratic Party nationally, said
Speaker 1: it well in that two minute clip about what they're
Speaker 1: looking for. They've learned nothing about the twenty twenty four election.
Speaker 1: And then listen to James Carville, who has a few
Speaker 1: lucid moments talk about the seventh string quarterback in the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl, talking about Kamala Harris. Because she's of a
Speaker 1: certain race and gender, you cannot objectively report on her
Speaker 1: because it wouldn't be fair. And that's a bunch of
Speaker 1: bs and more. So let's continue with more and news.
Speaker 1: We're going to I'm going to put a call into
Speaker 1: Mike DeWine to see if Cleveland's going to get that
Speaker 1: that four hundred million dollar benefit out of the state,
Speaker 1: and I get them on with us in the next
Speaker 1: day or two. That's discuss what happens there and more.
Speaker 1: Coming up next will be the great Scott Powell about TikTok.
Speaker 1: So the Chinese are coming out as economically, they're coming
Speaker 1: at as militarily. They're coming at us through the minds
Speaker 1: of our kids and young adults through TikTok, and they're
Speaker 1: not stopping the art of war. It taught them in
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety one when America obliterated the nation's enemies in
Speaker 1: Persian Golf War One. They do not want to confront
Speaker 1: us anywhere militarily. They want to win the battle indirectly,
Speaker 1: and many think they're well in their way and make
Speaker 1: God bless Donald Trump. So let's continue with more news
Speaker 1: and Scott Paller next at your home of the Reds
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred WLW. Billy Cunning immigrant American horse
Speaker 1: doctor Juso. Ellis, who's one of the next person of
Speaker 1: Middle East. His book The Wake Up Paul, Global Jihad
Speaker 1: and the Rise of Anti Semitism in the World Gone Mad.
Speaker 1: Now that Trump is in the White House, I believe
Speaker 1: Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to be in Washington on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: The first foreign visitor is the leader of Israel, which
Speaker 1: I think is a good sign to send. Whenever I
Speaker 1: see all these hostages being released by these murderers called
Speaker 1: a moss and I look at the reaction of the
Speaker 1: crowds in Gaza, and then I look at the fresh
Speaker 1: faces coming out. I'm amazed they're in relatively good shape
Speaker 1: after more than four hundred days in horrible captivity, living
Speaker 1: like a mole or a rout in the ground. It's
Speaker 1: disgusting what a musk put the Israeli through I'm reminded
Speaker 1: by the fact that maybe this thing is not in
Speaker 1: the way we would want. I would think that when
Speaker 1: I see Israeli hostages being released and there's hundreds of
Speaker 1: a mass fighters in appropriate guard with the AK forty
Speaker 1: sevens shouting death to Jews, death to America, I'm thinking
Speaker 1: all we've done is delay the inevitable. So nonetheless, but
Speaker 1: doctor Israel ellis, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And I would assume Israel that you're happy that Benjamin Antinyall,
Speaker 1: who's going to be here on Tuesday to talk to
Speaker 1: the President, etc. But tell me your feelings about the
Speaker 1: deal itself, and if you can focus on this, I
Speaker 1: assume that one Israeli is worth a hundred or one
Speaker 1: thousand Palestinian murderers. So the Gozins give back Israeli soldiers, men,
Speaker 1: women and children, and then in exchange is your releases
Speaker 1: one to five hundred murderers and rapists and thiefs serving
Speaker 1: life sentences. That doesn't seem fair to me.
Speaker 8: Well, Bill, and first of all, thank you for having
Speaker 8: me back in your show. Very much appreciated. And I
Speaker 8: got to correct you. I'm not a doctor, But but
Speaker 8: thank you very much, appreciate it. It's just a regular,
Speaker 8: regular academic guy, maybe an intellectual you want to push it, ye, hey, listen.
Speaker 8: You know, definitely, writing the book The wake Up Call
Speaker 8: was really a calling for me based on what was
Speaker 8: going around and what was going on since October seventh,
Speaker 8: and seeing the rise of anti Semitism and seeing that
Speaker 8: just what I saw is the crazy dissonance going on
Speaker 8: in the world of things, of the bizarre things that
Speaker 8: were happening. And I guess writing that book was outlet
Speaker 8: for me. And I'm really happy to have the opportunity
Speaker 8: to share information, really valid information with the public about
Speaker 8: what happened on October seventh and what is the aftermath,
Speaker 8: because we're really at the crossroads. We're at the crossroads
Speaker 8: of what to do next, we as a world, we
Speaker 8: as a country. Let's talk about the hostage, the one
Speaker 8: what do you want to call it? The cease fire
Speaker 8: deal and the resulting sort of hosts exchange. I think
Speaker 8: we're all on the same page. I mean, it is
Speaker 8: bizarre and and and you know, when we deal with
Speaker 8: people's lives, and we deal with people's lives and we
Speaker 8: commodetize them as sort of this is a deal or
Speaker 8: this is an exchange.
Speaker 2: I mean use the words that.
Speaker 8: You know, Gaz that was giving back that is I mean,
Speaker 8: I appreciate the words. I appreciate what you're saying, but
Speaker 8: you know they don't own anything to give back, and
Speaker 8: you certainly you know, you know, don't own human lives.
Speaker 8: I mean, these animals, you know, they they There's no
Speaker 8: other way I can describe the lovers of death. They
Speaker 8: they went in into piltrated Israel in the most brutal
Speaker 8: way and kidnapped these people who are now the remaining hostages.
Speaker 8: In the four hundred and seventy nine days they've been there,
Speaker 8: it's always been disproportionate in terms of releasing hostages, or
Speaker 8: releasing and exchanging prisoners and things like that when it
Speaker 8: came to Israel and the Arab enemies of Israel. But
Speaker 8: look at you know, you're right, A life I can't
Speaker 8: put a number on it, We can't put a number
Speaker 8: on it. But a Jewish soul is really worth whatever
Speaker 8: it takes to bring them home. We have a commandment
Speaker 8: in the Old Testament that you know, we have to
Speaker 8: do everything we can to redeem people and to bring
Speaker 8: them back and so Israel will do whatever it takes. Unfortunately,
Speaker 8: we are put in that position where we must negotiate
Speaker 8: with terrorists, which is also bizarre. And we will do
Speaker 8: everything we can to bring back our citizens, to bring
Speaker 8: back Jewish people back into Israel and reunite them with
Speaker 8: their families, and then you know, we'll deal with the
Speaker 8: disproportionism later. We will, we will definitely deal with Hamas.
Speaker 8: There is no way that Hamas can return to power.
Speaker 8: They're using this situation to leveraging it to their advantage.
Speaker 8: It's pretty disgusting what we all saw the other day
Speaker 8: with the release of the last release of hostages, and
Speaker 8: just the way that the crowds, you know, gathered gathered
Speaker 8: around these this poor woman and poor hostages that were
Speaker 8: being released, the intimidation they must have felt by that.
Speaker 8: It's very, very scary. Really encouraged by the news that
Speaker 8: yar Den beivas Uh is amongst the next hostages to
Speaker 8: be freed on Saturday, although you know the uncertain fate
Speaker 8: of his family. I mean, he is going to be released.
Speaker 8: He has probably not seen his family, probably has no
Speaker 8: idea what's happened to his two beautiful children, two beautiful
Speaker 8: children and his wife, and unfortunately we're we're thinking, you know,
Speaker 8: the worst about his wife and two young boys, and
Speaker 8: and and you know, Hamas is saying that they've been
Speaker 8: killed in the Israeli air strike, but we have not
Speaker 8: verified that. There's absolutely no accountability there. But imagine, imagine
Speaker 8: the pain that he's about to face coming out of there.
Speaker 8: It is just unbelievable. What these lovers of death have,
Speaker 8: you know, have have have forced the world to recognize them,
Speaker 8: have forced people to negotiate with Paris. It's really really
Speaker 8: demoralizing to see ourselves in this impossible position.
Speaker 3: But we love life.
Speaker 8: We're lovers of life, just like yourself. Bill. We can
Speaker 8: to press.
Speaker 1: You know, from my perspective, as an America that supports
Speaker 1: Isra one thousand percent, I guess I fear that at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, in a year or two,
Speaker 1: if we get back together in six months or whatever,
Speaker 1: that Hamas is still in charge of Gaza, that billions
Speaker 1: or trillions of dollars of eight is flowing in, and
Speaker 1: that Hamas is still the entity that represents Gozans and
Speaker 1: no other part of the Middle East want the Palestinian people.
Speaker 1: The Egyptians don't want them. Jordaanians don't want them, Lebanese
Speaker 1: don't want them, the Syrians don't want them, Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 1: the emperates don't want them. Whatever it is, they're not
Speaker 1: wanted anywhere, and they can't live among the rubble. It
Speaker 1: looks like a World War two in Dresden. So you
Speaker 1: can't live among the rubble. The Trumpster said, well, it's
Speaker 1: a million, million and a half. Maybe they disperse them
Speaker 1: around the Middle East, but nobody wants them, and you
Speaker 1: can't live in rubble as a consequence. But wouldn't it
Speaker 1: be disgusting if at the end of the day, in
Speaker 1: six months or a year, guess what Hamas is still
Speaker 1: in charge, getting un money, getting contributions all over the world,
Speaker 1: especially from Iran, that somehow all this was for nought,
Speaker 1: and that Hamas still controls Gaza. Is that an outcome
Speaker 1: that's possible?
Speaker 8: This is listen, anything as possible, especially when it comes
Speaker 8: to the Middle East, and when you look over seventy
Speaker 8: five years a history of what's gone on there, really
Speaker 8: nothing sees is to surprise me. It is a really
Speaker 8: good sign that Ninten Yahoo, that Benjamin anton Ya, who's
Speaker 8: coming to be one of the first leaders to have
Speaker 8: a in person relation and in person meeting with President Trump.
Speaker 8: And that's a very positive sign. And I'm sure that
Speaker 8: if we were a fly on the wall there that
Speaker 8: you know, we'd be really happy with what is being discussed.
Speaker 8: But I can only imagine that. You know, on top
Speaker 8: of the list is really the head of the snake,
Speaker 8: and that is a rand And you talk about the
Speaker 8: moss and you talk about different proxies of terror, well,
Speaker 8: you know, we need to deal with the head of
Speaker 8: the snake. And the world is global. The world is
Speaker 8: highly connected, and it's not just about what's happening in
Speaker 8: Israel as a vacuum in terms of what's happening in America.
Speaker 8: It's very very connected in Israel. I'm not Israeli I'm Canadian,
Speaker 8: but my son lives in Israel and we visit Israel often,
Speaker 8: and of course our lives and our culture are rooted
Speaker 8: in Israel. And we appreciate I appreciate the relationship, the
Speaker 8: Close Relationship Bill that the United States chairs with Israel
Speaker 8: and that Israel shares with the United States. We we
Speaker 8: got address the elephant in the room, right and that
Speaker 8: is Iran and the Iranian regime is the single most
Speaker 8: vocal really emmy of America. I mean they are constantly
Speaker 8: chanting death to America, burning effigy to the flag and people.
Speaker 3: And things like that.
Speaker 8: I mean, how long can we go on for with this?
Speaker 8: But as long as the Iranian regime is in business,
Speaker 8: then unfortunately they will find ways to fund and to
Speaker 8: bring into the center their proxy. They're terrorists roxy and
Speaker 8: if it's not a mass it's just gonna be it's
Speaker 8: gonna be the hoodie. And if it's not the houty,
Speaker 8: it's gonna be Hasbella. And if it's not, then it's
Speaker 8: going to be Isis, and it's going to be someone else.
Speaker 8: And it's always someone else because you know, unfortunately, it's
Speaker 8: like a game of Whakamo when it comes to terrorists, Right,
Speaker 8: you crush one and something else so another one pops up. No,
Speaker 8: we gotta go to the source. We gotta go with
Speaker 8: the you know where the source is, and we got
Speaker 8: to cut off the funding. You're absolutely right, Bill, there
Speaker 8: is money being fooled. Oh wow, what a play of words.
Speaker 8: I was gonna say there's money being fueled, but you
Speaker 8: know what, that money is being fueled by.
Speaker 1: Fools, no question, and that they think, you know, until
Speaker 1: that Ron says, until hesbla Hamas, until the the al Qaeda,
Speaker 1: and until they say Israel has a right to exist.
Speaker 1: We want to live in peace with Israel. We're not
Speaker 1: gonna anymore teaching the schools to hatred of the Jew,
Speaker 1: who they picture as dogs, rats and mice. We're not
Speaker 1: going to do that anymore. We want to live in peace.
Speaker 1: And the reason Iran will not do that is that
Speaker 1: their governance is so bad and so awful that they
Speaker 1: need some outside entity to blame on the conditions their
Speaker 1: policies have caused in Iran, so much like the Jew
Speaker 1: in Germany, when all Hitler blamed the Jew for all
Speaker 1: the difficulties of the nineteen thirties that were caused by
Speaker 1: his policies, they were the convenience scapegoats. The same scapegoat
Speaker 1: mentality exists today. Until Hamas says, okay, we lost you one.
Speaker 1: Here's your hostages. We're not going to have schools anymore
Speaker 1: teaching hate towards Jews, Christians and Americans.
Speaker 4: We're done with that.
Speaker 1: We want to live in peace. What Hamas hes belah
Speaker 1: the hoodies. When al Qaeda says, I want to live
Speaker 1: in peace with Jews and Americans wherever they be located.
Speaker 1: Let's get to work on our own societies. Until that happens,
Speaker 1: the enemies must be obliterated. They must be eliminated. You
Speaker 1: can't leave Nazi Germany like in February fourteen, nineteen forty five,
Speaker 1: whether Adolf Hitler and the Nazis still in charge, and
Speaker 1: right now it appears from the release of AMAS is
Speaker 1: in charge.
Speaker 2: Can't do it.
Speaker 8: And you know what when when nazew When when Hitler
Speaker 8: and Nazi Germany was being decimated and they were being
Speaker 8: brought down and we were, you know, becoming victorious over them,
Speaker 8: no one stood there with sandwiches. No one came in
Speaker 8: with humanitarian aid to support these guys and say, oh,
Speaker 8: you know, let's see these soldiers, let's let's you know,
Speaker 8: they're they you know, we we decimated them, and that
Speaker 8: is exactly what has to happen here. You're absolutely right
Speaker 8: with Amas, you know, Bill I wrote The wake Up
Speaker 8: Call and by the way, please your listeners, it's available
Speaker 8: on Amazon. Please go ahead and buy The wake Up
Speaker 8: Call and by Israel Ellison and learn about learn about
Speaker 8: you know exactly what happened on October seventh, learn about
Speaker 8: you know what, why the baseless claims of occupancy or
Speaker 8: colonization or size Israel is being accused of. It's just terrible.
Speaker 8: It's just terrible. But you know the most important thing
Speaker 8: of here is to identify and to understand this relationship
Speaker 8: that has happened. And you're absolutely right, it's the classic
Speaker 8: red Karin. Iran needs to detract. Ultimately, it all comes
Speaker 8: down to big business and it comes down to power.
Speaker 8: But Iranian, the Iranian regime has another agenda. It's a
Speaker 8: deadly agenda, and it's called the Global Jihad. And the
Speaker 8: global jihad is about infiltrating Jihattis into the neighborhoods of America,
Speaker 8: the neighborhoods of Western society. And they are doing it
Speaker 8: and they're being successful at it. They have put together
Speaker 8: you know, I don't want to get paranoidal back to
Speaker 8: the McCarthy area. MacArthur have reads under the bed. But
Speaker 8: what we have here in this time, in our generation,
Speaker 8: right now, we've got Chihattis under the bed, if you
Speaker 8: want to call it that way, and you can see
Speaker 8: it happening. There have been over forty thousand terrorist attacks
Speaker 8: since nine to eleven. We recently sa on January first,
Speaker 8: New Orleans, terrible people being mowed down from a guy.
Speaker 8: And that's what's happened. They are not lone wolf attacks.
Speaker 8: These are the Jahadas. This is what's happening. Is a
Speaker 8: coordinated effort from Iran to go ahead and to undermine America.
Speaker 8: And we've got to stop it. And I'm really hoping
Speaker 8: that during this meeting between n and YAHOO and President
Speaker 8: Trump that there's discussions about exactly where those two thousand
Speaker 8: pound bonds that are being delivered to Israel, where some
Speaker 8: of them hopefully are going to make it make their
Speaker 8: way to destroy the nuclear capabilities. And by the way,
Speaker 8: we all know this Iran, it's not just about their
Speaker 8: their proxyate terror but and it's not just about the
Speaker 8: red herring with regards to their own economy and how
Speaker 8: they've devastated their own country and their own people. It's
Speaker 8: about their nuclear ambitions.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 8: Remember, they're going to become a nuclear power if they're
Speaker 8: not stopped soon. These guys, these terrorists, seedistic mad men,
Speaker 8: are going to become a nuclear power in the world.
Speaker 8: And then what are we going to do? So we
Speaker 8: got we got to deal with this. And I'm really
Speaker 8: counting on the fact that the Trump administration. You know
Speaker 8: that the Biden administration really we know, they drop the ball.
Speaker 8: They bent their knee. They thought, oh, we're going to
Speaker 8: negotiate with these people. There is no negotiation. There is
Speaker 8: no MAVs theory. And that's why the book is called
Speaker 8: The World has Gone Mad because mutually a sure destruction
Speaker 8: does not apply anymore. We need to take out the
Speaker 8: head of.
Speaker 1: The snake israel Alis books, wake up call. I tell
Speaker 1: you what until Hamas unconditionally surrenders, gives back to hostages
Speaker 1: and pledge to live in peace. And I think that's
Speaker 1: a pipe dream because these guys are committed murderers. They
Speaker 1: live and die to kill Jews, to rape Jewish women,
Speaker 1: to kill babies. That's why they exist.
Speaker 8: Well you know what, I know it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not going to stop, and it's not going
Speaker 1: to stop until they are stopped. And I hope the
Speaker 1: meeting on Tuesday has some measurable impact. Lastly, about a
Speaker 1: minute remaining, are you I see the Trumpster is going
Speaker 1: to get off college campuses, those students who are a
Speaker 1: shouting debt to Israel, antisemitic remarks putting cement in the
Speaker 1: plumbing of Columba University. I think that's a positive step
Speaker 1: for all these colleges universities that harbor hamas sympathizers, and
Speaker 1: we support them, also get them to get them the
Speaker 1: hell out of the countries, is what I would say.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, they're people who's post hatred on social media and
Speaker 8: you know who intimidate Jewish students on campuses and continue
Speaker 8: to do these things. They're not even probably students, and
Speaker 8: they're probably paid protesters from Iran. Anyone caught throing that
Speaker 8: there should be a policy. That policy does exist, by
Speaker 8: the way, in Western Europe in some places, there should
Speaker 8: be a no zero tolerance policy of you do that,
Speaker 8: you're gone. We're going to come and collect you. Your
Speaker 8: visa is canceled. You are on the next plane out
Speaker 8: of here. Goodbye. This is not America, this is not
Speaker 8: what we want anymore. So let's hopefully that happens.
Speaker 6: Bill.
Speaker 8: I want to thank you so much for having me
Speaker 8: on your show again. I look forward to joining you
Speaker 8: anytime you want to talk about this and spreading the
Speaker 8: good word and fighting the good fright and making sure
Speaker 8: that the people out there and your listeners are aware
Speaker 8: of what's going on and the wake up call global
Speaker 8: gihead and the rise of anti Semitism and a world
Speaker 8: gone Mad. Available on Amazon, and you can also connect
Speaker 8: with me on my website at Israel Elis dot com.
Speaker 8: I invite the conversation. I invite people to become informed,
Speaker 8: and I invite the discussion. Please anyone out there feel
Speaker 8: free to get in.
Speaker 1: Touch with me Israel Ellis dot com, Israel. Once again,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. I
Speaker 1: will make you a doctor. Irrespective of your objections. I
Speaker 1: think you're a healer of the problems and therefore we
Speaker 1: need more like you. And the ignorance on college campuses
Speaker 1: among many democrats is despicable and the truth will set
Speaker 1: us all free and make it God bless.
Speaker 8: Us REALI thank you so much. God bless you to
Speaker 8: you and your support. And I am out there speaking
Speaker 8: to campuses now. We're speaking to students, speaking to the
Speaker 8: crowds about who wants to be informed about this, and
Speaker 8: I'm happy to come and speak to anyone out there
Speaker 8: that wants to listen. And thank you again for having me.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 8: Appreciate the doctorship as well.
Speaker 1: God bless America, israelis thank you very much, thank you. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's continue with more. You now know the facts about
Speaker 1: Hamas and Israel. Go Cunningham on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 8: You know you talked about where you've been and where
Speaker 8: you're going.
Speaker 3: Where you've been sounds like a hell of a lot
Speaker 3: more exciting than where you're going.
Speaker 8: Hello, Hello, quiet, and.
Speaker 4: I'm sting, I'm broadcasting gosh, long long time ago, will
Speaker 4: it sting?
Speaker 9: And how that music used to make.
Speaker 4: Me smile a lot? Yes, nine knew if I had my.
Speaker 9: Chance, that I could make those people dance and maybe
Speaker 9: they'd be happy for a while.
Speaker 4: But February made me shiver. With every paper.
Speaker 9: Ride deliver bad news on the doorstep, I couldn't take
Speaker 9: one more step.
Speaker 4: I can't remember.
Speaker 9: If I cried when I read about his widowed bride.
Speaker 9: Something touched me deep inside.
Speaker 4: The day.
Speaker 9: The music Die so By by Miss American Pie drove
Speaker 9: my chevy to the levee, But the levee was dry
Speaker 9: and good boys with drinking whiskey and.
Speaker 4: Ride dog like yeah, Willie.
Speaker 10: Because February third, nineteen fifty nine, Tellen the plane crash
Speaker 10: known as the day the music died and half Clear Lake,
Speaker 10: Iowa killed musicians Buddy Holly, Ritchie Vallens, J. P. Richardson
Speaker 10: aka the Big Bopper, Big twenty one year old Pilot.
Speaker 1: And there was one famous country act that Clifton did
Speaker 1: not get on the plane, Whaylon Jennings singing Whaling. He
Speaker 1: went on the Greatness segment February third, Jeter.
Speaker 4: Lake, Iowa, nineteen fifty nine, unbelievable. Who was the president?
Speaker 4: Nineteen fifty nine segment? Yeah, I think you were going
Speaker 4: to ask me this along it up. It was like, yeah, no,
Speaker 4: whit Eisenhower.
Speaker 1: That's him right there. Check Man, give me some sports
Speaker 1: and make it past. I got forty Schneider waiting to
Speaker 1: come in about them.
Speaker 10: Marty Growl will lead the stood reporters a proud service
Speaker 10: of your local Tamestar heating in their conditioning dealers.
Speaker 4: Tamestar quality you could feel in Cincinnati.
Speaker 10: Coach Sheldon Braun at Braun Heating at five one, three,
Speaker 10: three eight, five seventy seven sixty five. But college basketball yesterday, Oh,
Speaker 10: I don't know. I mean, I don't know what's going
Speaker 10: on in Clifton, but something's got to give. Hugs Huggs
Speaker 10: was even there yesterday, he should have taken over the
Speaker 10: second half. West Virginia beat Cincinnati sixty three to fifty.
Speaker 10: So Wes Miller's team has now lost four in a row,
Speaker 10: eight of ten, and they're twelve and nine, Willie and
Speaker 10: sinking in the Big twelve like the Titanic at two
Speaker 10: and eight.
Speaker 4: Well, segment.
Speaker 1: All I can say about Wes Miller is never had
Speaker 1: a head coaching job. I'm sorry, never never had a
Speaker 1: head coaching job before. And he's not doing real well
Speaker 1: right now. It's not Miller time on the UC campus,
Speaker 1: and according to these are not the best of times
Speaker 1: in Bearcat Land.
Speaker 4: Is that correct? That is correct?
Speaker 10: They shot just thirty one percent for the game and
Speaker 10: trailed by twenty two points at one point into the
Speaker 10: Mountaineers at home.
Speaker 4: Correct. They said fans were leaving with nine and a
Speaker 4: half minutes to go in the game. They've had it.
Speaker 1: What does UC do when you got a drizzle that's
Speaker 1: a fizzle?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 10: They got They play at UCF on Wednesday night, So
Speaker 10: we'll see what happens with What will Miller make it
Speaker 10: through the end of the season. Only your cousin John
Speaker 10: Cunningham knows for sure.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna talk to John about giving a kid another
Speaker 1: month or so and then pull the plug on him.
Speaker 1: The problem is, you see, would owe them about fifteen
Speaker 1: million dollars of real money.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I would be fired for that. Would you be fired
Speaker 1: for fifteen million?
Speaker 10: Auburn remains a unanimous number one in this week's AP
Speaker 10: Top twenty five. Duke second, Alabama third, Purdue is seventh.
Speaker 10: Kentucky falls two spots to fourteenth. How about coach cal
Speaker 10: coming into rough Barna booed by Big Blue Nation and
Speaker 10: the Razorbacks coming away with a victory Saturday night?
Speaker 4: You talking about the royal Blue rump?
Speaker 3: That was it?
Speaker 1: And did Kentucky win the next night or two nights later?
Speaker 1: They just went and kicked. But yeah, for that game,
Speaker 1: they just clutched. I don't understand it.
Speaker 10: Red's pitchers and catchers report to Goodyear Arizona Training Camp
Speaker 10: Willy one week from today.
Speaker 4: Unbelievable.
Speaker 10: The Stove boys JD, Josh and Mort and also Chris
Speaker 10: right now loading up the equipment truck. That bad boy
Speaker 10: makes its eight eighteen hundred mile trek starting tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Back to Red's opening day now is only about six
Speaker 1: and a half weeks away. That's right, I'll be holy,
Speaker 1: I'm getting my opening remarks already together. I talked to
Speaker 1: Karen Kraft of the Reds, Yeah, and Bob Cassillini. They
Speaker 1: like to maybe change the topic a little bit to
Speaker 1: something else less in store.
Speaker 10: I may do that Star defensive in the National Football
Speaker 10: League Star defensive end Miles Garrett, the NFL's reigning defensive
Speaker 10: Player of the Year, is requested a trade from the
Speaker 10: Cleveland Browns.
Speaker 1: How about him coming to Cincinnati segment.
Speaker 4: With Trey Hendrickson and him.
Speaker 10: That's that Burrow Chase and Tea in the house, Willie,
Speaker 10: they would not lose a game for twenty years.
Speaker 1: Well, I hope, Miles. I mean, if you were in
Speaker 1: Cleveland when you want to leave.
Speaker 10: Yeah, before this, the Chiefs getting ready to meet the Eagles.
Speaker 10: Since Sunday night and Super Bowl fifty nine, the action
Speaker 10: right here on seven hundred WLW segment.
Speaker 1: I can't believe pitchers and catchers report next week.
Speaker 4: Think about that?
Speaker 10: I know, and in what two weeks from Saturday they
Speaker 10: play their first Cactus League game.
Speaker 4: I'm sure against Cleveland.
Speaker 1: When was the last time Barcott Basketball was this bad,
Speaker 1: this low? I can't I can't remember.
Speaker 10: Uh look look at look at the team. Look at
Speaker 10: the team up up until really big twelve play. I
Speaker 10: mean they were they were doing all right, they were ranked.
Speaker 10: I mean, they were the they either would talk of
Speaker 10: the town after that. I mean a Crosstown shootout. What's
Speaker 10: a month into the season. But they were playing for
Speaker 10: very darn good, and all of a sudden, now they
Speaker 10: have hit the skids in the Big twelve and it's like,
Speaker 10: I mean, there's just no contest.
Speaker 4: I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 1: I got Gordy Snyder standing by about the Marty gral
Speaker 1: Or Sloaney, all right, the king One time I told Gordy,
Speaker 1: I will come back one or two more times segment.
Speaker 1: Would you be one of my pages, one of my princes.
Speaker 4: It would be an honor. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Get me out of the Student's Report. Gordy Snyder is standing.
Speaker 10: By Willi and Utter of the Reds and Pitchers. One
Speaker 10: week from today at spring training camp. We leave you
Speaker 10: with the immortal words of the stood Report.
Speaker 1: The whole town's battie about Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: What a team?
Speaker 9: What a team?
Speaker 11: He w a team?
Speaker 1: Not good for Martin how about Whaley? I got a
Speaker 1: text here from a buddy of mine. How about Whalen
Speaker 1: and Willie?
Speaker 10: Whalen and Willie no better combination than that? On seven
Speaker 10: hundred WLW Bill Cunningham, the Great American. Of course, the
Speaker 10: thirty fourth annual Marty graw Bendefitting a Home as Kids
Speaker 10: in Northern Kentucky is happening on fact Tuesday, February the eighteenth,
Speaker 10: from six thirty to ten. The chairman and chief bottle
Speaker 10: washer thereof is Gordy Snyder, a great humanitarian, also a
Speaker 10: great Kentucky and a great hotel owner, et cetera. And
Speaker 10: Gordy Snyder welcome again in the Bill Cunningham Show. When
Speaker 10: when this was started thirty four years ago, did you
Speaker 10: have any idea it was gonna metastasize developing and this
Speaker 10: kind of thing.
Speaker 4: It's unbelievable, No.
Speaker 3: Idea, Willie, who to get this big? You know? We
Speaker 3: started down at the old quality Inn and the ballroom
Speaker 3: too small for all the people came, so we had
Speaker 3: to float the band in the pool the very first
Speaker 3: year we did this. So but Willie, you know a
Speaker 3: lot about this event from your own personal experiences when
Speaker 3: you were King and Marge Shaw was your queen.
Speaker 1: What a wonderful times those were. You don't see that.
Speaker 4: Anymore, do you.
Speaker 3: Well, we miss she is king. But Scott's doing a
Speaker 3: good job, you know. Sheila Gray's doing doing our queen again.
Speaker 3: And this year we've got the Jester John John Curl
Speaker 3: from Just one o seven.
Speaker 1: Tiffany Potter will be there, John John will be there, Sarah.
Speaker 4: Lisa will be there, and the money there.
Speaker 1: And I love it when local organizations, knowing local problems
Speaker 1: deal with them in a local way without a bureaucracy.
Speaker 1: Explain where the money goes for this great event, the
Speaker 1: Marty Girl.
Speaker 3: It goes to three agencies. We have Betting House over
Speaker 3: in Cincinnati, we have Brighton Center over in Newport, and
Speaker 3: we have Welcome House here in Covington. So it truly
Speaker 3: is a regional event that spreads across the greater Cincinnati
Speaker 3: area in Northern Kentucky and.
Speaker 1: The Marti Graus this year is at Northern Kentucky Convention Center.
Speaker 1: And this is this is something that anybody many tickets
Speaker 1: are available, there's still and that the money goes and
Speaker 1: if someone pays the freight, what do you get inside
Speaker 1: the arena?
Speaker 3: Well, wellie, We're going to have fifty five restaurant and
Speaker 3: beverage boosts there for everybody. There's a silent option, there's
Speaker 3: a live ouption, there's all kinds of entertainment, and you know,
Speaker 3: we have a Marti Group parade, as you know. And
Speaker 3: it seems like every year the classeromen start throwing buns.
Speaker 3: It's got white floating through. But the food is great.
Speaker 3: I mean, we've got everything from Allen's Cafe, Jumbliath Blinker
Speaker 3: is doing Portinoline. We've got City Barbecue there doing their
Speaker 3: beef brisket. We've got eighteen of Theraticin doing lobster mac
Speaker 3: and cheese, and Greater Cincinnati Retail Baker Association coming to
Speaker 3: do their big kincake. We've got Mepole's Marinara by Governor's House.
Speaker 3: We've got Putters will be there, the glut Girls will
Speaker 3: be there, Bonas Cajun Wings Izzies will be there with
Speaker 3: the Ruben Sandwich. Luigi is going to be there with
Speaker 3: Creole Lasagna. I mean, it just goes on and on.
Speaker 3: I can't I can't name them all. Then I'll tell
Speaker 3: you there's if you can't fill up on food and
Speaker 3: have a great time there. You can't do it anywhere.
Speaker 1: The fun, the food, the interactions. Hundreds of people show
Speaker 1: up and tickets go from one hundred dollars to ten thousand.
Speaker 1: For detailed information, and let me send people to the website,
Speaker 1: which is Marty Grawl twenty twenty five dot org, Marti
Speaker 1: Grawl twenty twenty five dot org. And the Gordy Snyder.
Speaker 1: You're the best, and I'm glad it's gonna happen. Keep
Speaker 1: it going every year. Maybe one more time, maybe I
Speaker 1: will show up, maybe be co king with Scott Sloan,
Speaker 1: and maybe we'll get Shari Polow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can move, you can move, Scott.
Speaker 1: He is kind of a gesture anyway, isn't he.
Speaker 3: He's a good guy. He does it for us every years,
Speaker 3: you know, and he's been great, and she has been great,
Speaker 3: and you were great. You're a great American. Bill.
Speaker 1: Well, we want to thank of course, Scott Sloan, Sheila Gray,
Speaker 1: Tiffany Potter, John John, Sarah Lease and the Marty Girl
Speaker 1: benefits homeless kids and Cincinnati in Northern Kentucky once again.
Speaker 1: Marty Graw twenty twenty five dot Orgon Gordy Snodder, You're
Speaker 1: a great American and thanks for coming on the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Gordy, thanks for promoting the event.
Speaker 3: Bill, We appreciate it.
Speaker 4: God bless you. Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: All right, let's continue with more news is next at
Speaker 1: Hrome of the Red's News Radio seven hundred WULW. Billy
Speaker 1: cunning you have a great American one of my favorite
Speaker 1: commentators on townhall dot com and says Dot Powell to
Speaker 1: call him up. On Sunday yesterday, the headline is does
Speaker 1: President Trump have it right on TikTok? And the article
Speaker 1: seems to say the President Trump, and he's a great
Speaker 1: supporter as I am, may have it wrong on TikTok.
Speaker 1: So once again, Scott Powell, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: Scott Powell, you have a you really have a great
Speaker 1: column up. I read it first at town hall dot com.
Speaker 1: Does President Trump have it wrong about TikTok? And can
Speaker 1: you tell the American people what you mean by the column?
Speaker 1: Then we'll talk about these specifics.
Speaker 11: Well, most people think of TikTok. Of course, adults don't
Speaker 11: use TikTok as much as the younger generations do. But
Speaker 11: TikTok is a is a forum where people can create
Speaker 11: videos that have a that are very short. They're short
Speaker 11: and snappy, and sometimes they're you know, they're controversial, sometimes
Speaker 11: they're they come in different formats. But because of the
Speaker 11: because the Chinese have cultivated this this medium to get
Speaker 11: people addicted, if you will, Young people that they you know,
Speaker 11: they get stimulated by a video and so they want
Speaker 11: to see the next TikTok and the next TikTok, you know,
Speaker 11: and twenty minutes or half an hour goes by and
Speaker 11: they've they've been watching, you know, consecutive TikTok videos. Now,
Speaker 11: excuse me, some of these are you know, are just
Speaker 11: they're not necessarily harmful in and of themselves, but you know,
Speaker 11: TikTok has used the forum to aggregate information on users.
Speaker 11: When people download the TikTok app onto their phone, and
Speaker 11: there are about one hundred and seventy million Americans who
Speaker 11: have downloaded TikTok, that's a huge number, that's half the population.
Speaker 11: Then then the Chinese are able to basically roam around
Speaker 11: everything in your phone, getting all your contact information, your passwords,
Speaker 11: your banking whatever is there that it ends up on
Speaker 11: a Chinese server. And then when times come where the
Speaker 11: Chinese want to do something in America, they want to
Speaker 11: mobilize a riot, Let's say they can go through the database,
Speaker 11: you know, geographically, by the proclivities of the user, and
Speaker 11: basically be able to target an ideal audience to get
Speaker 11: mobilized about a cause. And I think it was really illustrated,
Speaker 11: perhaps best recently after Nizrael was invaded on October seventh
Speaker 11: of twenty twenty three by Hamas. Wasn't it kind of
Speaker 11: surprising that within months there were all these demonstrations on
Speaker 11: college and university campuses across the country in simultaneous, yes,
Speaker 11: simultaneously in favor of the Hamas terrorist organization. They are terrorists,
Speaker 11: And you know, people may not think favorably of Israel,
Speaker 11: but by and large most Americans recognize that there is
Speaker 11: not much, Uh, there's a huge difference between these two.
Speaker 11: You know, Hamas being a terrorist organization in the israelis
Speaker 11: being a pretty robust democracy with a lot of diversity.
Speaker 11: So how was it that all these campus movements for
Speaker 11: Hamas had all got mobilized. Well, it turns out that
Speaker 11: TikTok played a big role. It's you know, it's it's
Speaker 11: really amazing that that we have allowed this to happen.
Speaker 11: So Donald Trump learned about the political nature of TikTok
Speaker 11: at the end of his first term and he he
Speaker 11: banned it. He wanted to see it banned, but it
Speaker 11: actually didn't go into effect and it was or or
Speaker 11: it was protested and it can't and it was up
Speaker 11: to the Biden administration, UH to put it out of action.
Speaker 11: In the Biden administration sort of sat on it. And
Speaker 11: now it's now it's in the once again. It's in
Speaker 11: the in the in the political court, and Donald Trump
Speaker 11: has given it a seventy five day grace period to
Speaker 11: restructure itself. And I'm dubious that you really can restructure TikTok. Frankly.
Speaker 1: In fact, part of your column you say the fall
Speaker 1: And according to Sam fat as a twenty year veteran
Speaker 1: of the CIA, TikTok is four or five times more
Speaker 1: intrusive than Facebook and harvesting data from Americans who have
Speaker 1: downloaded the app, and that means they have all kinds
Speaker 1: of information emails, text accounts, banking account numbers, other information
Speaker 1: gets sucked out of devices, ends up on servers in China.
Speaker 1: And the malware problem which is existing in all of
Speaker 1: our electrical grid, banking systems, car loans, et cetera. The
Speaker 1: Chinese have infiltrated every important aspect and they could really
Speaker 1: shut down our economy. And you point out in your
Speaker 1: column about the fighting philosophies of the old which is
Speaker 1: win without firing a shot. It's the art of war
Speaker 1: which elaborates on various approaches to deception in order to
Speaker 1: defeat the enemy without shooting. And I think the American
Speaker 1: military after nineteen ninety one Persian Golf War one, the
Speaker 1: Chinese said, you know what, we can't defeat this entity
Speaker 1: on the battlefield. Let's get them on drugs. Let's take
Speaker 1: down through malware every important business system in the country,
Speaker 1: which they have the ability to do. Let's send air
Speaker 1: balloons all over the country that divide did not shoot down.
Speaker 1: Let's have five thousand of our students every month go
Speaker 1: into American universities, and let's buy up land around military bases.
Speaker 1: And then let's create this TikTok app which downloads his information.
Speaker 1: So when George Floyd did what George Floyd did in Minneapolis,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, one hundred American cities began to
Speaker 1: burn because TikTok was activated, and so the question is this,
Speaker 1: Scott Powell, can it even be stopped?
Speaker 4: At this point?
Speaker 1: Here we are in February of twenty twenty five, and
Speaker 1: I guess the resident's got about another sixty days or so.
Speaker 1: Can it be stopped? Your column seems to indicate maybe not.
Speaker 11: Well, I think it can be stopped. The question is
Speaker 11: would we really ban it and eliminate it from the
Speaker 11: American culture or would we try to restructure it. We
Speaker 11: certainly can't have a Chinese partner, and why and why
Speaker 11: would we? Why would we want to even.
Speaker 3: Try to do that.
Speaker 11: No, it's fabricated, it's designed by the Chinese, it probably
Speaker 11: has back doors in it. So I just don't know
Speaker 11: if it could be successfully done. So when in doubt,
Speaker 11: don't take a chance. Ban TikTok from from America, from
Speaker 11: being able to operate in America. And if someone wants to,
Speaker 11: you know, create a look alike to TikTok. And there
Speaker 11: are companies. I think Triller is one such company that
Speaker 11: could actually fill the gap. But not I'm not worried
Speaker 11: about that. We've got to protect our culture. We've got
Speaker 11: to protect young people from being indoctrinated and TikTok is
Speaker 11: a medium that is being used by our avowed enemy
Speaker 11: China to demoralize young Americans to think ill of America
Speaker 11: and to be naive about China. You know, an important
Speaker 11: part of Chinese unrestricted warfare against US is to deceive
Speaker 11: Americans into believing that mainland China is just a normal state,
Speaker 11: a country that honors international norms. And the net result
Speaker 11: of some two generations of this deception warfare has been
Speaker 11: a psychological disarmament of the United States. I mean, most
Speaker 11: people don't think ill of China.
Speaker 8: No, I do.
Speaker 1: I think the government, not the people, but the government. Yes,
Speaker 1: people know, we always.
Speaker 11: Have to differentiate between the government and the people. The
Speaker 11: Chinese people, for the most part, are wonderful people. It
Speaker 11: is the CCP, the Communist Party of China, that is
Speaker 11: the great threat to America.
Speaker 1: You say about the George Floyd riots, TikTok had so
Speaker 1: much accurate information on individual Americans through their many years
Speaker 1: of data collection, TikTok decision makers are able to target
Speaker 1: likely rioters with certain TikTok information that was partially false
Speaker 1: mainly lies. They also provide a professional advice on how
Speaker 1: to do maximum damage while keeping the perpetrator safe from
Speaker 1: being arrested, and then you go on to talk about
Speaker 1: the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine. So I found this unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Another speaker, Grant Neusham, a retired colonel US Marine Corps Semperifi,
Speaker 1: focus on CPC's use of the TikTok doing doctrinate US military.
Speaker 1: Explain what they're doing to our military. Of course, militaries
Speaker 1: comprised mainly of young Americans between eighteen and thirty five
Speaker 1: years old. What's the Chinese doing with the military.
Speaker 11: Well, first of all, let's look at the size of
Speaker 11: our military that are being targeted. It's about there's about
Speaker 11: one point three million active duty troops in seven hundred
Speaker 11: and sixty eight thousand National Garden Reserve members as well
Speaker 11: as the new recruits. But as you point out, Nusham
Speaker 11: concluded by noting that you just have to manipulate the
Speaker 11: military a little bit to make a military much less effective. So, Uh,
Speaker 11: the Chinese are are very crafty, and they are looking
Speaker 11: for any entry point, any weakness, and once they're in there,
Speaker 11: they can affect. Uh, they can affect the military military capability.
Speaker 11: I mean, we've we're now in one of the worst
Speaker 11: places we've been in with after the four years of Biden,
Speaker 11: because the military became so demoralized. You know, we had
Speaker 11: the the UH travesty, the botched you know, UH retreat
Speaker 11: from Afghanistan, and then we introduced DEI and critical race
Speaker 11: theory to all the military branches, and this, you know,
Speaker 11: this did more to demoralize people in the military, and
Speaker 11: it and it became known outside of the military that
Speaker 11: the military, you don't want to go into the military.
Speaker 11: You don't want to go into such a place where
Speaker 11: you'll be you know, uh, where you'll be subject to
Speaker 11: propaganda and manipulation and indoctrination and critical race theory. So anyway,
Speaker 11: it's great that we have a new day with Trump
Speaker 11: and a lot of this is being corrected as we speak,
Speaker 11: and it couldn't come soon enough.
Speaker 1: Frankly, talk about the ways Chinas think they're going to
Speaker 1: defeat us.
Speaker 4: Number one.
Speaker 1: Economically, we're told within five or six years, the Chinese
Speaker 1: are the same economy that we have. They have a
Speaker 1: trillion dollar plus deficit when it comes to trade between
Speaker 1: US and China. They have a trillion dollars of our dollars.
Speaker 1: Our products can't get to China. Their products come into
Speaker 1: this country. They're building a huge factory in Mexico to
Speaker 1: produce these electric vehicles, hoping that Trump will leave office
Speaker 1: in four years. They can flood the country with them.
Speaker 1: So they want to take us down economically. They want
Speaker 1: to take down our power grid. Or we might recall
Speaker 1: a few months ago there was a Ford motor Dealers
Speaker 1: had a tear parable time going online because of malware
Speaker 1: to make deals be consummated online. They couldn't do that.
Speaker 1: They can take down the banking systems, take down the
Speaker 1: power grid. In addition to that, on the southern border,
Speaker 1: they're coming across with fentanyl. I have a guest coming
Speaker 1: up later to talk about what they're doing with fentanyl
Speaker 1: on the southern border.
Speaker 4: So it is not meeting us directly.
Speaker 1: It's using the philosophy, the fighting philosophy, the art of war,
Speaker 1: about various approaches to a strategic deception to defeat America
Speaker 1: without firing a shot. And right now, the majority of
Speaker 1: young Americans come out of college hating the country, hating
Speaker 1: the way it was founded. Then they get into companies
Speaker 1: or in the government with DEI principles everywhere, and you're
Speaker 1: coming out out thinking this country's not worth fighting for.
Speaker 1: And the answer is, this is the most mortal threat
Speaker 1: to our continuance as a great nation, so much worse
Speaker 1: than the USSR, which was never an economic power, only
Speaker 1: a missile power. And Russia continues to puts along. But
Speaker 1: the Chinese right now are changing the minds of our
Speaker 1: kids minds the mush there and and dooctrinate them through
Speaker 1: TikTok with anti American propaganda. When a terrible event takes
Speaker 1: place in some city, it becomes a race event all
Speaker 1: over the country. When the Hamas, who are murderers, kill
Speaker 1: two thousand or so innocent Israelis, suddenly we're training innocent
Speaker 1: Israelis in exchange for one hundred or one thousand murderers
Speaker 1: from Amas. Everywhere I look, I see great challenges. The
Speaker 1: present danger is unbelievable. And you have in your column
Speaker 1: here that that they've harvested this information. And what can
Speaker 1: be done to get the information back? Is the answer?
Speaker 1: Nothing can be done. You have to eliminate the act.
Speaker 11: I don't think you can get the information back. What
Speaker 11: when you do is stop the flow of information and
Speaker 11: then stop the You know the use of TikTok in
Speaker 11: America is because they use that information through the TikTok system,
Speaker 11: you know, to to brainwash and propagandize the users of
Speaker 11: TikTok in this country. So let's let's just cut it off.
Speaker 11: And I think Trump needs, we need to put pressure
Speaker 11: on Donald Trump. He's you know, he he heard that
Speaker 11: TikTok was used successfully to mobilize the youth vote for
Speaker 11: him in the November fifth election. It's probably true, but
Speaker 11: this is this is how TikTok will operate. They will
Speaker 11: throw you a bone of doing something that's good for you,
Speaker 11: good for your you know, your country, or good for
Speaker 11: a candidate in a country, and then we kind of
Speaker 11: let our guard down. Well it's it's not really Chinese propaganda. Uh,
Speaker 11: look what they've done to help Donald Trump get elected. Well,
Speaker 11: they they're pretty confident that if they can, if the
Speaker 11: same trends can stay in place, that we're going to
Speaker 11: be a defeated nation and they're going to be the
Speaker 11: ascendant nation in a matter of five years or so.
Speaker 1: And Scott Poull, lastly, what they're doing in Panama Canal
Speaker 1: when you read I thought in the beginning, Jimmy Carter,
Speaker 1: those of us around at the time, the tens of
Speaker 1: thousands of lives that were lost. They're billions of dollars.
Speaker 1: We built the canal, Jimmy Carter gave it away, and
Speaker 1: here we are forty some years later, and now the
Speaker 1: Chinese control the canal, the management of the canals through
Speaker 1: the Chinese. They go to Peru and other countries on
Speaker 1: the western shore of South America build magnificent ports that
Speaker 1: they control. They also could with a snap of their fingers,
Speaker 1: stop the war in Ukraine by telling Russia that said, Vladimir,
Speaker 1: you're done. They want to control the Philippines, Australia. This
Speaker 1: is the most serious threat to America since the British
Speaker 1: burned the White House in like eighteen fourteen, in the
Speaker 1: War of eighteen twelve. I read this and I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: you've got to be kidding me. And most of the
Speaker 1: American people don't know the facts about the Panama Canal,
Speaker 1: about what they're what the Chinese are doing there in
Speaker 1: the Panama Canal. And this is a brutal regime who
Speaker 1: couldn't care less about civil rights. They do to the
Speaker 1: to the Wigers, which is which is an obliteration of
Speaker 1: the Wigers, a Muslim sect in China, and the Chinese
Speaker 1: government controls as much as they can and they're not
Speaker 1: going to stop. Jijaping can go away. But guess what,
Speaker 1: the next leader will have the same attitude. And it
Speaker 1: is you put TikTok and your column is great in
Speaker 1: town hall dot com about it.
Speaker 4: But this is one of many things they're doing. Correct.
Speaker 11: Oh, absolutely no. They have an approach known as unrestricted warfare.
Speaker 11: Unrestricted in other words, there's nothing off the table in
Speaker 11: the warfare that they're conducting against us. They will use trade,
Speaker 11: they will use economic warfare, they will use fentanyl, they
Speaker 11: will use cyber attacks. I mean, Chris Ray admitted, you know,
Speaker 11: the former FBI director is on record telling us that
Speaker 11: that the cyber attacks China commits against the United States
Speaker 11: are are I forget whether he said one hundred times
Speaker 11: greater than all the other cyber attacks of other nations
Speaker 11: in the world. In other words, the focus of the
Speaker 11: Chinese is to destroy America, to undermine America. And they've
Speaker 11: done a very good job. And and so we've we've
Speaker 11: got to wake up to that, recognize that we've got
Speaker 11: to really change. You know, we've gotten out of the
Speaker 11: business of promoting, of educating people. Is let's say, in
Speaker 11: a hostile country like China, and it's hostile on the
Speaker 11: government level, the Chinese people could be turned against their
Speaker 11: own regime if they if they were educated about the
Speaker 11: virtues of liberty outside of China. I mean, these people
Speaker 11: live under a totalitarian system and happiness.
Speaker 1: Scott Powell, the column is great under restraint. Did warfare
Speaker 1: against our country economically by drugs, by human trafficking, by TikTok,
Speaker 1: by the trade deficit, et cetera. We got to run
Speaker 1: Scott Powell once again. It's all over a town hall
Speaker 1: dot com. Scott Powell, You're a great American and thanks
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Scott, Thank you Bill.
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Speaker 10: Biden and Obama did in twelve years. It's unbelievable, wonderful.
Speaker 10: He's on TV again today. It's like he's just and
Speaker 10: he's taken questions. You think Biden would do that. No, no,
Speaker 10: he didn't take questions from nobody. I think Harris, what
Speaker 10: about that was his seventh string quarterback play in the
Speaker 10: Super Bowl. Then goes Joe Biden didn't get out earlier.
Speaker 4: And I'll tell you what.
Speaker 1: If Joe Biden had gotten out two years ahead of
Speaker 1: time and kept his promise which he doesn't make him
Speaker 1: a one term president, and the Democrats had primaries tether
Speaker 1: and fro, it still would have been damn near impossible
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Speaker 1: But the Democrats would have had a better shot than
Speaker 1: someone like Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz.
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Speaker 10: Reds pitchers and catchers report to Goodyear Arizona training camp
Speaker 10: one week from today. The equipment truck is being loaded
Speaker 10: up and heads at Heads West tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Unbelievable.
Speaker 10: Andy Mack College Basketball, Auburn remains a unanimous number one
Speaker 10: in this week's AP Top twenty five. Duke is second,
Speaker 10: Alabama third, produce seventh. Kentucky faults two spots to fourteenth.
Speaker 10: That's because of Coach col and the Razorbacks coming into
Speaker 10: Rupp Arena and beating Big Blue Nation and the Wildcats
Speaker 10: Saturday night at Roupp Arena.
Speaker 4: Louisvill's twenty eighth.
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Speaker 10: Miles Garrett has requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns.
Speaker 4: Haven't we flame him one bit? Haven't we all? Let's
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Speaker 10: Xavier's back in action tomorrow night, hosting Georgetown Sean Berller
Speaker 10: Show at seven and fifty five KRC. The Cincinnati Bearcats
Speaker 10: sinking very quickly in the and the West, losing four
Speaker 10: to row eight of ten, two and eight.
Speaker 4: Now into Big twelve. The Bearcats are at UCF on
Speaker 4: Wednesday night. What about Wes is the time? My name
Speaker 4: is West? Don't give me in this message? I have
Speaker 4: no idea. Welly, that's it.
Speaker 10: They got They got problems now in Clifton, it's going crazy.
Speaker 10: Call your cousin, John Cunningham.
Speaker 1: I get old of John. I'll check him out. But
Speaker 1: I don't know who's in more trouble, the U SEE
Speaker 1: football coach Saderfield or the UC basketball coach Miller. Who's
Speaker 1: in more trouble?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 10: I mean, Miller's not winning now in Saderfield. You know
Speaker 10: he's signing players up.
Speaker 14: But who knows? I mean who we'll throw it in.
Speaker 14: I watch this looking for an open teammate, lobs it in.
Speaker 14: Caught him the wing by Foster, here's swayin top of
Speaker 14: the key to Freemantle, wide open three.
Speaker 6: It is no good.
Speaker 14: Cincinnati wins sixty eight to sixty.
Speaker 4: Order is restored.
Speaker 5: Welcome back to Clifton, the biblical cross Town Championship that's
Speaker 5: taking place.
Speaker 4: What a great game both teams, probably a game defensively.
Speaker 5: Both teams showed out for their respective schools.
Speaker 14: And for the first time in thirty seven years and
Speaker 14: ten months, the Bearcats win a close game against Xavier.
Speaker 14: The last time Cincinnati won by six or fewer points
Speaker 14: January of nineteen eighty seven, they had lost thirteen straits
Speaker 14: decided by six or less to the Musketeers. They rallied
Speaker 14: from seven down in the final eight minutes and win
Speaker 14: it sixty eight sixty five as a three pointer to
Speaker 14: Fource overtime by Zach Fremantle was no good, allowing Cincinnati
Speaker 14: to hold on and win.
Speaker 1: That was the glory days there now both teams on
Speaker 1: opposite directions. Now, who is the coach at uc in
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty seven segment? I'll ask you with the president,
Speaker 1: and who was the coach in eighty seven? That beats
Speaker 1: Xavier six points or less? It's been since, you know,
Speaker 1: thirty five six years Catlet coach. It was either Gail Catlet.
Speaker 1: I think it might have been Tony Yates, but I'm
Speaker 1: not sure, but either But then they got to beat
Speaker 1: U see's got to go to Xavier and try to
Speaker 1: beat them next year. Well that's been a long time
Speaker 1: since you see he's beaten Xavier. But after that loss,
Speaker 1: it looks like Xavier got better and you see got worse.
Speaker 10: Well, I mean, right now, the only teams around here
Speaker 10: is Mammy going to the dance, the Miami RedHawks under
Speaker 10: Travis Steel, and the Wildcats, maybe the Buck I mean,
Speaker 10: if Buckeye say they're not, they're kind of so so
Speaker 10: everybody else's. I mean, NKU snapped their long losing streak Saturday.
Speaker 4: I don't know, I mean, it's it's I don't know.
Speaker 10: Maybe they'll wake up, will he Maybe they got a
Speaker 10: month ago, they got a month to go for the
Speaker 10: before the big for the conference tournaments and then the
Speaker 10: Big Dance.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens, you see. I mean, I don't
Speaker 1: think you see is this bad? I mean right now,
Speaker 1: if they played Miami in Oxford, Miami would be a favorite.
Speaker 1: If they played n K U I think they beat
Speaker 1: n K you earlier in the year, but right now
Speaker 1: there's not a worse basketball team and college wise and UC.
Speaker 10: And why why have they gone downhill like this ever since?
Speaker 10: What the Big Twelve? The Big Twelve started?
Speaker 1: Well, tell me that the longer you're with Sean Miller,
Speaker 1: the better you get. The longer you're with Wes Miller,
Speaker 1: the worse you get. And so you would hope in
Speaker 1: February in March is when U SI Xavier would show
Speaker 1: up and do something. UC is getting worse, Savior is
Speaker 1: getting better, and Sean Miller can cry. Savior's got a
Speaker 1: favorable schedule coming up. All they got to do is
Speaker 1: win starting tomorrow night in Georgetown. They still got Providence.
Speaker 1: What twice they got seat in hall one more time?
Speaker 1: They got the poll here right or there. I think
Speaker 1: it's I think it's I think it's here.
Speaker 10: I mean, I mean, you know, you got a whole
Speaker 10: month there of maybe reeling off six or seven or
Speaker 10: eight in a row, and see what happens.
Speaker 4: You gotta keep talking about the Red segment, the Reds
Speaker 4: well done any better?
Speaker 10: Net Willie that the Reds pitchers and catchers one week
Speaker 10: from today and the equipment truck is being loaded up
Speaker 10: as we speak at Great American Ballpark, and off it
Speaker 10: goes tomorrow and an eighteen hundred mile trek from Cincinnati,
Speaker 10: Ohio to Goodyear, Arizona.
Speaker 1: And second, I want to share with you a couple
Speaker 1: of sentences from the FAA website when they're recruiting new
Speaker 1: air traffic controllers.
Speaker 4: This is four months ago. Quote.
Speaker 1: Targeted disabilities are those disabilities that the federal government is
Speaker 1: a matter of policy, is identified for special emphasis and
Speaker 1: recruitment and hiring. They include those without hearing, vision, those
Speaker 1: have missing extremities, partial paralysis, come complete paralysis, epilepsy, severe
Speaker 1: intellectual disability, psychiatric disability, and dwarf ism quote unquote. So
Speaker 1: if you have one of those segment, they will hire
Speaker 1: you as an air traffic controller. The problem is you
Speaker 1: got to go through a two year program in Oklahoma
Speaker 1: City and a lot a lot wash out. Because if
Speaker 1: you can't see, can't hear, you don't have any extremities,
Speaker 1: you have severe intellectual disabilities, you have psychiatric problems, and
Speaker 1: you're a dwarf.
Speaker 4: You're not likely to make it. Would you agree?
Speaker 10: I would say so, and I represented I know you
Speaker 10: didn't watch the Grammys last night, or did you?
Speaker 4: I couldn't watch it.
Speaker 10: Well, I was looking on the phone last night and
Speaker 10: at the at home, and all of a sudden, I'm
Speaker 10: sitting there and I looked at this. I looked at Kanye.
Speaker 10: Have you seen the video of Kanye West and his wife?
Speaker 4: She's naked?
Speaker 10: Yeah, And he wasn't even invited. They threw him out,
Speaker 10: but he shows up. He's not even invited. I'm going,
Speaker 10: And then she's got that. I mean, there's a couple
Speaker 10: of people around here. I heard got that, got that
Speaker 10: kind of a dress. And then how about and then
Speaker 10: how about Will Smith's kid? Did you see that picture? No,
Speaker 10: I didn't see that one. He's got he's got a
Speaker 10: like a he's wearing a house on his head, A house,
Speaker 10: a house. Just look look google it. What do you
Speaker 10: mean a house? It's it's like a it's like a
Speaker 10: it's like a I can't describe it. It's it's like
Speaker 10: a regular house. That's like a hat on his head.
Speaker 10: It looks like the house of It looks like the
Speaker 10: house of the Adams family. But I'm going, I'm going,
Speaker 10: what what is going on out there?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Kanye West, the former husband of Kim Kardashian, wasn't invited, right.
Speaker 1: He shows up, crashes the party, literally has his wife
Speaker 1: with him in a mink coat.
Speaker 4: Mink coat. She had no clothes on. Correct, zero none,
Speaker 4: that's for sure.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: At the end segment at.
Speaker 1: One o'clock, I'm up, I'm watching it, they had fifty
Speaker 1: to sixty young attractive women scannily clad, bumping and grinding
Speaker 1: on each other on the stage. At the conclusion, I
Speaker 1: guess they're in the safe harbor. And that represents music
Speaker 1: in America today.
Speaker 8: So this went.
Speaker 4: This went from eight o'clock until one in the morning.
Speaker 4: It was over a little before one. I'm glad I
Speaker 4: missed it.
Speaker 1: No, bet, what time do you get up in the morning.
Speaker 1: I'd rather watched the Royal Rumble.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's another one. I don't know what to tell you,
Speaker 4: So I don't.
Speaker 3: Know what to say.
Speaker 10: Grabs to Cody Roose he's the undisputed champion, beating Kevin Owens.
Speaker 10: Jay Uso Yeat wins the Men's Royal Rumble. Charlotte Flair
Speaker 10: won the Women's Royal Rumble.
Speaker 1: Brick Flair is still alive. I got a text from
Speaker 1: Russ Jackson, the Great Russ Jackson quote. A website describes
Speaker 1: Smith the Kid as wearing a castle, had a castle
Speaker 1: on his head.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's you got to see the picture to believe it.
Speaker 4: I thought, what worl tra matter with him?
Speaker 10: And look, it looks like it's like a house or
Speaker 10: a castle that's on his head, and his sisters standing there.
Speaker 10: Of course he hardly got anything on either, so I mean,
Speaker 10: you know, but he's just standing there with this thing
Speaker 10: on his head, and it's a it's like attached at
Speaker 10: the bottom of his of his right below his chin,
Speaker 10: like a like a winter hat.
Speaker 4: I'm going, I mean, I don't know. I mean, I
Speaker 4: I somebody, I don't know. I have no idea.
Speaker 1: These aren't This isn't exactly the sixties or seventies or
Speaker 1: eighties anymore.
Speaker 4: It's not you got that for sure.
Speaker 1: It's naked women scannily clad, right, the castles on their head.
Speaker 4: Correct.
Speaker 10: And Tate and Tata didn't win. That's unbelievable, Andy Mack,
Speaker 10: you want nothing, right, I don't think so. And Beyonce
Speaker 10: he got the Big Award for being in a Western
Speaker 10: cowboy or something. Yeah, I don't get it. She rode
Speaker 10: in on a horse. I think his name was jay
Speaker 10: z So I don't know what to tell you, but
Speaker 10: Tate got a case.
Speaker 4: Of the goo goo.
Speaker 10: By the way, the Res traded Casey Lugomina, a pitcher
Speaker 10: to the Mariners for cash. They just they just I
Speaker 10: think they just defad him the other day. Cash They
Speaker 10: got cash with cash like you know that? What's okay?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he'll be investigating soon, segment. Get me out of
Speaker 1: the stud's report.
Speaker 4: Will he? And unter?
Speaker 10: Of an absolutely beautiful day here at the tri State.
Speaker 10: We leave you with the immortal words of the stood report.
Speaker 8: All I should be with you, Bill, see you later.
Speaker 1: I'm glad he brought that up because I got a
Speaker 1: call into him. He's got a big pow wow at
Speaker 1: four o'clock, okay, and I want him to come on
Speaker 1: with me in a day or two, okay.
Speaker 4: Talk about the.
Speaker 1: Money for the Cleveland Dome stadium south of the city
Speaker 1: of Cleveland. Get that kind of money. Why don't we
Speaker 1: get that kind of money?
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Now, we got the New York firm working between the
Speaker 1: commissioners and the Brown family for the Bengals, right, and
Speaker 1: if they get the money, we should get more money
Speaker 1: than they get.
Speaker 4: Would you agree, I was say so yes, one thousand percent.
Speaker 4: That's not good.
Speaker 10: I mean the Handsoms Handsoms are moving out right, the
Speaker 10: Bengals are staying like. It's not like the Bengals are
Speaker 10: going to Westchester, the Warren County. I mean I talked
Speaker 10: to David Young and no one, no one around us
Speaker 10: has five hundred million dollars to put into a brand
Speaker 10: new Bengal stadium. It doesn't exist, right, So I don't
Speaker 10: know what to tell you. But we got all hell
Speaker 10: breaking loose segment.
Speaker 4: I don't know what to tell you either.
Speaker 1: Maybe you should apply to become an air traffic controller.
Speaker 1: You'd be fine, by the way, persons with disabilities that
Speaker 1: can do magnificent work in other government agencies. Correct, probably
Speaker 1: not or anything air traffic controller.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, what the best and the brightest you can
Speaker 1: see and hear?
Speaker 4: And I don't have psychiatric problems.
Speaker 1: And I've represented dwarfs before and I have respect for them.
Speaker 1: There's nothing wrong with their mind at all. Their body
Speaker 1: might be it's short, but let's face it, they have minds.
Speaker 1: But to put Dwarfism with these other disabilities, I don't
Speaker 1: think it's right.
Speaker 4: It's just my opinion very much. Let's continue with more
Speaker 4: coming up next.
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