Speaker 1: Go cutting into Great America. Let's continue and never stop.
Speaker 1: We never hesitate, We simply continue. As you may know,
Speaker 1: NewsBusters dot Org is a site put together by Brent
Speaker 1: Bozell and some others to identify media bias by objective proof,
Speaker 1: not hyperbole. I'm not Jeff Bezos, and sometimes I wish
Speaker 1: I was Jeff Bezos, who owns a Washington Post, who
Speaker 1: says the media cannot be believed anymore.
Speaker 2: He's the media.
Speaker 1: He says we're not impartial and that we have to
Speaker 1: get back our reputation. About nineteen percent of the American
Speaker 1: people consider PBS, NBC, ABCCBS to be objective. I don't
Speaker 1: know about that nineteen percent. They're not paying attention, but
Speaker 1: nonetheless joining you and I now, as Curtis Holk is
Speaker 1: one of the editors of NewsBusters dot org.
Speaker 2: And Curtis, first of.
Speaker 1: All, you put up a finding a few days ago,
Speaker 1: and what your group does is record everything on PBS,
Speaker 1: NBCABC and CBS, and then you determine whether it's pro
Speaker 1: or anti Harris, pro or anti Trump. So, first of all,
Speaker 1: tell the American people the formula you use and the
Speaker 1: results of your study.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, So Bill I'll always pleasure to be
Speaker 3: with you what we do when we look at these studies,
Speaker 3: these percentage positive and negative studies. Folks need to always
Speaker 3: keep in mind that what we're doing is most often
Speaker 3: the network evening newscast of the ABCCBS NBC that typically
Speaker 3: air at six thirty pm Eastern, give or take to
Speaker 3: an hour, depending on what time zone you're in, and.
Speaker 4: We simply strip out.
Speaker 3: All sound bites from the candidates themselves, whichever candidate we're
Speaker 3: talking about, supporters of theirs in an elected capacity, or
Speaker 3: campaign advisors, and so we solely look at what are
Speaker 3: the anchors and what are the correspondents telling us, what
Speaker 3: are they saying, And we take each sentence, each statement,
Speaker 3: and evaluate it positive or negative. And that's how we
Speaker 3: get to the formula that we have now with our
Speaker 3: latest study finding that since Joe Biden dropped out of
Speaker 3: the presidential race and was replaced by Kamala Harris, Trump
Speaker 3: coverage has been eighty five percent negative and Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: covered seventy eight percent positive. Now, I will tell you
Speaker 3: that the numbers are far higher or lower depending on
Speaker 3: which network you're talking about. I can tell from a
Speaker 3: fact that ABC is well into the nineties in terms
Speaker 3: of Harris's positive ratings. So with the other two networks,
Speaker 3: you can tell that they're kind of about their CBS
Speaker 3: or NBC, I can't remember which is right about there,
Speaker 3: and the others a little bit lower than seventy eight
Speaker 3: percent positive, So hems how we get that kind of
Speaker 3: number in the middle. But the most important takeaway from
Speaker 3: all of this is that is a greater coverage disparity
Speaker 3: than what we saw the previous two presidential elections when
Speaker 3: we were doing the study. The difference between the two
Speaker 3: candidates is greater than what we saw in twenty sixteen
Speaker 3: with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, as well as twenty
Speaker 3: twenty with Joe Biden and Donald Trump as well. And
Speaker 3: this goes to show the media feel that they need
Speaker 3: to put their thumb on the scale to help Amila
Speaker 3: Harris because by all, for all intents and purposes, she
Speaker 3: has no policy. She is a willing empty suit. Whereas
Speaker 3: Joe Biden, based on his lack of mental faculties, didn't
Speaker 3: know where he was, so he was similarly an empty suit.
Speaker 3: But Kamala Harris is a willing empty suit.
Speaker 1: Well, deal with the garbage comment of Joe Biden at
Speaker 1: the end the White House during the Eclipse Ellips get
Speaker 1: Together by Kamala Harris. But going back in time, I
Speaker 1: can vaguely recall that in twenty sixteen, it was roughly
Speaker 1: sixty forty sixty percent positive for Hillary and it was
Speaker 1: forty percent positive for Trump. Went back and forth because
Speaker 1: he was a relatively new figure on the political scene.
Speaker 2: But since that time, in the last gosh eight.
Speaker 1: Years, the ABC NBCCBS has gone completely left wing. There's
Speaker 1: no pretense of objectivity. And my source for that is
Speaker 1: not just you at NewsBusters, but also Jeff Bezos, who
Speaker 1: runs the most dominant paper in the East Coast, which
Speaker 1: is the Washington Post. He himself has said at Washington Post,
Speaker 1: we're not objective, We're not fair. And this has got
Speaker 1: to stop causing some sort of revolt. And so if
Speaker 1: someone like a Tony Bender, who might live in Green Township, say,
Speaker 1: you know what, I work all day. I got dirt
Speaker 1: under my fingernails, I take a lunch pail to work.
Speaker 1: My wife's dealing with the kids, going to PTA meetings.
Speaker 1: She works.
Speaker 5: Also.
Speaker 1: We get a home at six o'clock, we want to
Speaker 1: pop in front of the TV set and have a
Speaker 1: Boloney sandwich, hopefully a fried Boloney sandwich, would toast and
Speaker 1: maybe some cream cheese, which I love.
Speaker 2: But I regress a little bit.
Speaker 1: And he says, why don't we check in with ABC,
Speaker 1: NBC or CBS to see, all right, what happened in
Speaker 1: the world when I was doing my jobs. And they
Speaker 1: sit down and they watch either David muirr they watch
Speaker 1: Lester Holt, they watch CBS, and then they get a
Speaker 1: glimpse of what's happening in the country. And I saw
Speaker 1: a result, maybe it was on Gallop that if you
Speaker 1: mainly get your news from NBC, CBS and ABC the
Speaker 1: night news mainly, that's your source and maybe read a
Speaker 1: big city newspaper. Of those people, sixty five percent are
Speaker 1: going to vote for Kamala Harris because they're worldview is
Speaker 1: that's what's happening in the world and they think it's objective.
Speaker 1: Is that the real harm caused by this left wing
Speaker 1: bias of CBS, NBC and AB because it has real
Speaker 1: life consequences that the hard work and schmuck's out there.
Speaker 1: The simply do their job, raise their kids, go to church,
Speaker 1: and the volunteer and they coach the girls soccer team,
Speaker 1: they coach their boys of baseball, and they live their
Speaker 1: life and they sit down hoping you an impartial and
Speaker 1: they don't get that.
Speaker 2: Is that the problem?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would definitely say that, especially because we're dealing
Speaker 3: with an election that is so close or you know,
Speaker 3: by all intensive purposes, by all the polling that we've seen,
Speaker 3: it sure intends to be one of the closest elections,
Speaker 3: if not the closest in American history. It very well
Speaker 3: could be. And so that's why we think while fewer
Speaker 3: and fewer people watch the network evening newscasts than they
Speaker 3: used to when it used to be tens and tens
Speaker 3: and tens of millions of Americans that would tune in
Speaker 3: every night to watch Walker, Chronkiter, Peter Jennings back in
Speaker 3: the day, the newscast still pull in more viewers than
Speaker 3: any show on cable. So while the web chatter may
Speaker 3: be about something stupid on CNN or lefties melting down
Speaker 3: about a Jesse Waters monologue, more people are still watching
Speaker 3: David Muir. Sometimes on big news nights, they can get
Speaker 3: close to ten million viewers on World News Tonight, which
Speaker 3: unfortunately is the most watched newscast of the three and.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you too.
Speaker 3: One other finding from our study is since the debate three,
Speaker 3: in their ninety eight minutes have been spent on Donald
Speaker 3: Trump versus two hundred and thirty minutes on Kamala Harrison.
Speaker 3: The reason for that is they the media have decided,
Speaker 3: if we flood the zone with Donald Trump, we drive
Speaker 3: up Trump's negatives, and so we create a scenario where
Speaker 3: the American people, voters on the fence, or people who
Speaker 3: at least may not be comfortable with Trump personally, will
Speaker 3: feel they have no choice but to vote for Kamala Harris,
Speaker 3: regardless of the fact that they spend very little time
Speaker 3: talking about her actual policies. And so that's kind of mean.
Speaker 3: He's thinking, if they flowed the zone with Trump and
Speaker 3: they try to scare people with Trump, and they try
Speaker 3: to scare their base, this will result in a Kamala landslide.
Speaker 3: Hence what we saw with the January sixth speech last
Speaker 3: night with Kamala Harris.
Speaker 4: It was for one group of people of fluent white.
Speaker 1: Liberals, and what happened. I like these numbers. A lot
Speaker 1: of people deal with the poetry. I deal with facts.
Speaker 1: So since the debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: There was three hundred and ninety eight minutes of the
Speaker 1: nightly news about Trump. Of that number, at least eighty
Speaker 1: five percent was negative, and two hundred and thirty minutes
Speaker 1: on Kamala Harris, and that was seventy eight percent positive.
Speaker 1: And so you can't come away with the idea that, okay,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is anything other than a fascist, a racist,
Speaker 1: a homophob and misogynist, and a Nazi, and the Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris is simply from the middle class doing a great
Speaker 1: job trying to work out kitchen table issues. If you
Speaker 1: don't read, if you don't understand, if you don't go
Speaker 1: to a podcast, you know, you're not online, you don't
Speaker 1: listen to talk radio, those are your impressions. Now let's
Speaker 1: get on to Garbage Saturday night, Madison Square Garden. The
Speaker 1: event took place over eight hours, and in those and
Speaker 1: ours there was at least nineteen speakers, And there was
Speaker 1: a comedian whose name eludes me, who made a reference
Speaker 1: to Puerto Rico being garbage. There's a pile of garbage
Speaker 1: in the ocean that's called Puerto Rico. John Stewart, not
Speaker 1: exactly one of my favorite people. On Comedy Central, John
Speaker 1: Stewart said, that's fine with him. He supports his name
Speaker 1: Hitchcliffe or something like that. That's fine. It's comedy. Used
Speaker 1: to have Eddie Murphy and others. Chris Rock would do
Speaker 1: college tours and crap on every ethnic minority imaginable, including
Speaker 1: we Irish Americans, and you kind of sit back and laughing,
Speaker 1: snicker e a Don Rickles thing. But that was one comment,
Speaker 1: one joke, five hours before Trump even appeared at Madison
Speaker 1: Square Garden. And for three or four days thereafter, every
Speaker 1: newscast led with Donald Trump trying to recover from the
Speaker 1: comments at one of his rallies. But last night, while
Speaker 1: the Ellipse speech is going on, there's the president. People
Speaker 1: may not be aware of this, but we have a president.
Speaker 2: His name is Joe Biden, who's doing a Spanish language broadcast,
Speaker 2: and let's face it, Joe Biden can't speak the English language,
Speaker 2: much less the Spanish language. Nonetheless, he called Trump supporters garbage,
Speaker 2: as as Kamala Harris was talking about unity, getting everybody
Speaker 2: back together, and here's the president one thousand feet away
Speaker 2: from the Ellipse in the White House calling Trump supporters garbage.
Speaker 2: I'm watching clean up on Aisle seven.
Speaker 1: I'm watching this morning of Mika, Zeka Brazinski and others
Speaker 1: ignoring it completely, and of course Fox News is playing it.
Speaker 1: Isn't it amazing that when a comedian in a joke
Speaker 1: refers to Puerto Ricans as garbage, it leads the national
Speaker 1: news for three or four days. However, when when the
Speaker 1: President of the United States in real time calls Americans garbage,
Speaker 1: that's no big deal. That's no big deal. Can you
Speaker 1: smell when I'm cocon Curtis out?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well, my friend Scott Jennings has correctly pointed out that,
Speaker 3: first of all, regardless of what Joe Biden said, why
Speaker 3: in the world was he on a zoom call with
Speaker 3: a major Democratic advocacy group while Kamala Harris was giving
Speaker 3: a speech literally in his backyard?
Speaker 5: Literally? What is what are you doing?
Speaker 3: What do you if you're not undermining her? I have
Speaker 3: some serious questions about your basic, your team's basic competency.
Speaker 3: So you make that clear first, and and then you
Speaker 3: move on to his comments. The fact that we're debating
Speaker 3: the use of an apostrophe that Andrew baits crazy Andrew
Speaker 3: Bates came up with in the White House Spin Room
Speaker 3: that KJP came up with means you're losing if you're
Speaker 3: having to say, well, he didn't mean, there's an apostrophe
Speaker 3: or he has a stutter. Oh my gosh, but you
Speaker 3: have a couple of strategies here. Number one, ABC's Good
Speaker 3: Morning America on Wednesday morning decided to spend more time
Speaker 3: engaging in what aboutism with this comedian who, by the way,
Speaker 3: again we're making it seem like the a random comedian
Speaker 3: who had a flop of a routine is somehow more
Speaker 3: powerful than the outgoing president of United States. Yes, he's
Speaker 3: an outgoing president, but he's still the president. They spent
Speaker 3: a minute and h well over a minute, almost two minutes,
Speaker 3: one minute and fifty nine seconds engaging in what about
Speaker 3: ism with this comedian, but only one minute in four
Speaker 3: seconds on Biden's actual comments. And of course they're using
Speaker 3: the word cees bill. Of course, we you know Republicans are.
Speaker 4: Using on this thing.
Speaker 3: But insad he didn't mean it.
Speaker 5: I mean, come on, what show.
Speaker 7: You why?
Speaker 3: That's the thing about the Post, the Washington Post.
Speaker 4: Real quick, I should.
Speaker 3: Say that they lost seventy seven million dollars last year. Okay,
Speaker 3: because people don't listen to them. This is the same
Speaker 3: thing happening these news divisions of these corporate behemis Comcast, NBC,
Speaker 3: CBS is just being sold to a new company, and
Speaker 3: ABC with Disney. They are not moneymakers and that for
Speaker 3: a reason.
Speaker 1: Well, I can only imagine if the shoe was on
Speaker 1: the other foot what the media coverage would be. Also,
Speaker 1: you have a posting of this afternoon NewsBusters dot org
Speaker 1: that talks about literally iconic moment on the Ellipse Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris's Elise speech compared to I Have a Dream and
Speaker 1: possibly Lincoln's second inaugural address, and I'm thinking that might
Speaker 1: be a little bit excessive. I watched some of it
Speaker 1: in between the World Series game. I love the fact
Speaker 1: that the Yankees are winning because apollo'neil. That's a different story.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, the gushing on MSNBC about the oratorical skills
Speaker 1: of Kamala Harris, shall we say, might be a bit
Speaker 1: over the top.
Speaker 3: Maybe a smith right, My friend, my friend, my friend
Speaker 3: Larry O'Connor hosted WML here in the DC area, host
Speaker 3: for town Hall, has a line that lacks This week,
Speaker 3: he said, Kamala Harris is literally acting like she's the
Speaker 3: president of the drama club, the high school drama club.
Speaker 3: Like she's the kind of person who seems like she's
Speaker 3: rehearsing these lines in the mirror, you know, like after
Speaker 3: she brushes her teeth. I mean, although she can't even
Speaker 3: answer what's on her nightstand. Someone asked her that last week,
Speaker 3: and she like just cackled her way through it because
Speaker 3: she got it.
Speaker 4: She had no idea what that you know, what that
Speaker 4: even me?
Speaker 3: So And you could tell when she was asked before
Speaker 3: getting on Air Force two to go campaign about Biden's
Speaker 3: comments she was she again resorted back to a bunch
Speaker 3: of canned answers. She only knows three, four, maybe five
Speaker 3: different speeches, and she just pulls out one of them,
Speaker 3: depending on what you're dealing with.
Speaker 1: Lastly, between September third and October twenty fifth, you analyzed
Speaker 1: MRC analyzed one hundred and thirty six. This has got
Speaker 1: to be painful to watch this stuff. One hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty six episodes that Comedy Central, The Daily Show, Jimmy
Speaker 1: Kimbol Live, The Late Show, Stephen Colbert, The Tonight Show,
Speaker 1: and Late Night with Seth Myers. As far as the
Speaker 1: objects of jokes and ridicule. One percentage of the.
Speaker 2: Late night comics deal in a negative way with Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Just give me a round number.
Speaker 1: What percent of those shows dump on Donald Trump every
Speaker 1: every night.
Speaker 4: Night?
Speaker 2: I'm surprised is that ninety eight?
Speaker 3: Well, you say the number of jokes one thousand, four
Speaker 3: hundred and twenty eight jokes about Trump, only thirty five
Speaker 3: about Kamala Harris?
Speaker 5: Who watch?
Speaker 8: Do you sit there and watch one thousand, four hundred
Speaker 8: and twenty eight to thirty five?
Speaker 2: Who watches?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean unlike I, unfortunately have the burden of
Speaker 3: watching Kaarine Jean Pierre every no, the rest. No, you
Speaker 3: don't have to. We have a guy Alex Christy that
Speaker 3: is his job to watch all of the comedy shows.
Speaker 3: Our other guy, Nick Fondacara, watches the View, so you
Speaker 3: don't have to. So we all have birden duty that
Speaker 3: we carry for you.
Speaker 1: Well, one might ask done, how in the world can
Speaker 1: Trump be real liketed? How's it possible? If you in
Speaker 1: the main, how is it possible? The occasional five percent
Speaker 1: of the American voter who's not yet made up his
Speaker 1: or her or one of the other one hundred and
Speaker 1: four gender's minds. Hiss heard them us and we how
Speaker 1: many of fat five percent? How could you possibly watch
Speaker 1: the evening news or late night and think Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is anything but the horn Lucifer, He truly is.
Speaker 2: How could you watch it?
Speaker 4: He can't win.
Speaker 3: There's no other way. It's fairly divisive rhetoric. And of
Speaker 3: course they would say no, no, no, Donald Trump's the one
Speaker 3: who's insulting.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 3: That was the spin on Wednesday CBS Mornings. John Dickerson
Speaker 3: came on and said, you know, this is this body
Speaker 3: and garnishing doesn't really matter. The Republicans should shut up
Speaker 3: about this because then you get into an insult comparing
Speaker 3: contest and Donald Trump would win that. So you don't
Speaker 3: really want to go there, because the real issue is
Speaker 3: January and Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: They're so mad.
Speaker 3: They are so mad at Joe Boden Bill. I cannot
Speaker 3: imagine what their company, Slack Channels, were like last night. Well,
Speaker 3: they are so frustrated.
Speaker 1: The documentary film producer Nancy Pelosi's daughter on video. There
Speaker 1: it is in the car at the Capitol of January sixth.
Speaker 1: There's Nancy Pelosi saying, I am responsible for this. I
Speaker 1: should have done more. Nancy Pelosi said that does the
Speaker 1: media ever deal with that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, I know a shot. I know a shot.
Speaker 3: I know, I know a shot show.
Speaker 1: I know, Nancy Pelosi, I am responsible for this. I
Speaker 1: should have done more, all right, Curtis howk it's all
Speaker 1: of their NewsBusters dot org good stuff. Someone has to
Speaker 1: watch one thousand, four hundred and twenty eight jokes about
Speaker 1: Donald Trump in a negative fashion, thirty five positively. It's
Speaker 1: a it's a ratio of sixteen to one against Donald Trump. Curtis,
Speaker 1: how thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham show. God
Speaker 1: bless you keep doing your work because the true will
Speaker 1: set us all free.
Speaker 2: Curtis, thank you very much. Yeah, for sure, I thank you.
Speaker 2: Let's continue with more. How about that? Oh my god?
Speaker 2: That those are the facts.
Speaker 1: That's why many people think the way they think about
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and we evil Republicans who are according to
Speaker 1: the President Joe Biden garbage Bill Cunningham seven hundred WLW
Speaker 1: by Billy cunning in the Great American Bangles at it
Speaker 1: again on Sunday at home against the Raiders. Joe Burrows
Speaker 1: more or less promised to win seven of the next nine.
Speaker 1: It's now time to start this Sunday, and then a
Speaker 1: week from Thursday is Baltimore in the home of the Ravens.
Speaker 1: Win those two games, they're back on track. But until then,
Speaker 1: when you hear that Curtis HOWK and other media groups
Speaker 1: actually record every NBC, ABC and CBS evening newscast and
Speaker 1: then determine what is not presented to the American people,
Speaker 1: you see why in some quarters it appears that Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris may win the election underlining the word may because
Speaker 1: in real clear politics for the first time ever, as
Speaker 1: Donald Trump up on average and all the so called
Speaker 1: seven battle ground states, he's up in Pennsylvania, up in Michigan,
Speaker 1: up in Wisconsin, up in North Carolina, up in Georgia, Nevada,
Speaker 1: and Arizona, and so that's not happened before normally as
Speaker 1: well behind, which is probably a good sign. But who knows,
Speaker 1: because there is some writing and I've read some of
Speaker 1: the stuff online that there's this secret Kamala Harris vote
Speaker 1: that is being underestimated. Well, hasn't happened before. She's never
Speaker 1: run nationally on her own before. But we'll see what
Speaker 1: happens down the road. It's up to you and as
Speaker 1: someone who observes the mainstream media, it's almost impossible to
Speaker 1: come away watching evening newscasts with an objective viewpoint is
Speaker 1: determined to be by Jeff Bezos, who owns The Washington Post.
Speaker 1: He said, the mainstream media is not objective, They're not fair.
Speaker 1: They have about a nineteen percent approval rating, which means
Speaker 1: about eighty percent of the American people think. I don't
Speaker 1: get the facts from ABC, NBC and CBS. I get
Speaker 1: their version of the facts, which may or may not
Speaker 1: be accurate. I would note that the garbage comment which
Speaker 1: happened on Saturday, I'm sorry Sunday and Madison Square Garden
Speaker 1: has dominated the news for the last three or four days.
Speaker 1: I never heard of that comedian. Maybe you have, I haven't,
Speaker 1: But he's an insult comedian that pokes fun or tries
Speaker 1: to have humor in every ethnic group's peccadillos of one
Speaker 1: type or another. It's what he does, kind of like
Speaker 1: Don Rickles of the twenty first century. I don't know
Speaker 1: the guy, Donald Trump said. I never met the guy.
Speaker 1: He was there five hours before I arrived. Didn't hear
Speaker 1: what he said. But that's that's no restraint from the
Speaker 1: mainstream media to blame Donald Trump for one of eighteen
Speaker 1: speakers over a five hour period on Sunday in Madison
Speaker 1: Square Garden. And of course the media what about is
Speaker 1: them ran around asking other Republicans, will you condemn this?
Speaker 2: Will you condemn that?
Speaker 1: You will never have democrats being by the mainstream med
Speaker 1: you condemned the comments of Joe Biden. And for those
Speaker 1: who didn't hear it, Liam, if you're ready, this is
Speaker 1: about a twenty second clip and it sets the stage
Speaker 1: properly if you've been in and around the White House.
Speaker 1: The Ellipse is a large backyard that the Truman Balcony
Speaker 1: looks over on the south side of the White House.
Speaker 1: It's a huge expanse, maybe fifteen or twenty twenty five acres,
Speaker 1: is where the presidential helicopter lands, et cetera. And according
Speaker 1: to media accounts, there was fifty to one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: people watching Kamala Harris give a speech inside the White House.
Speaker 1: About one thousand feet away was Joe Biden himself. I
Speaker 1: think he's the president. I'm not sure, but he pretends
Speaker 1: to be the president doing some sort of a podcast
Speaker 1: in Spanish. Now, Joe Biden cannot speak of the English
Speaker 1: much less to the Spanish, but nonetheless, at some point
Speaker 1: he referenced Trump supporters being garbage and Liam, if you're
Speaker 1: ready hit it or.
Speaker 10: Puerto Rico where I'm in my home state of Delaware,
Speaker 10: they're good, decent, and honorable people. The only garbage I
Speaker 10: see floating out there is his supporters. His demonizational scene
Speaker 10: is unconscionable and it's not American.
Speaker 1: The only garbage I see out there are his supporters.
Speaker 1: Now that was set at the time that Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: was talking about unity coming together as one. I'll be
Speaker 1: the president for all the people. I've been a prosecutor.
Speaker 1: I didn't ask if you're a Republican or Democrats, that
Speaker 1: just are you?
Speaker 2: Okay? So he steps all over her message once again.
Speaker 1: So I'm watching this morning to watch ABCNBC and CBS, thinking, Okay,
Speaker 1: how'd the media deal with it? Well, the answer is
Speaker 1: they didn't deal with it. They ignored it or excused
Speaker 1: it away. So on one hand, you have a little known
Speaker 1: insult comedian insulting Puerto Ricans, calling them, I guess, garbage,
Speaker 1: And on the other hand, you have the president of
Speaker 1: the United States calling Americans garbage. Which one is more
Speaker 1: injurious if you have thin skin. Of course, the president
Speaker 1: calling you garbage, not a comedian on a dais five
Speaker 1: hours before Trump saying there's a floating bag of garbage
Speaker 1: in the ocean. It's called Puerto Rico, which wasn't very funny.
Speaker 1: So how is one hand? Donald Trump is tagged for
Speaker 1: three or four days and on CNN this morning it
Speaker 1: happened again, still trying to recover from the comments of
Speaker 1: this Heathcliff character, and he's not trying to recover.
Speaker 2: It's not important.
Speaker 8: But if the media thought it was important for a
Speaker 8: little known comic on a dais with Trump five hours
Speaker 8: before he arrived, if that's a major story, how much
Speaker 8: more of a major story is the fact you just
Speaker 8: heard the President of the United States call seventy five
Speaker 8: million Americans garbage and the media will explain it away
Speaker 8: as no big deal.
Speaker 2: But it's consistent.
Speaker 1: Listening to Curtis Halk, what's the numbers about eighty five
Speaker 1: percent of the coverage of Trumps negative, eighty five percent
Speaker 1: of the coverageja Kamala Harry positive. On top of that,
Speaker 1: this is a story that doesn't fit the mainstream media
Speaker 1: diatribe so it's not going to get a whole lot
Speaker 1: of coverage.
Speaker 2: Ala Akbar.
Speaker 1: A vile, violent attack in Chicago, largely ignored by the
Speaker 1: national media. Guy Benson is a writer for Townhall dot Com.
Speaker 1: Guy is also on the Fox News quite a bit.
Speaker 1: On Friday night of last week, a Jewish man was
Speaker 1: walking to a synagogue and a section of Chicago wearing
Speaker 1: a yamica and he was viciously attacked, beaten, and shot
Speaker 1: by a man who's twenty two years old. His name
Speaker 1: is said I Mohammad Abdullah. He's a Muslim gunman accused
Speaker 1: of shooting a Jewish man and the first responders while
Speaker 1: shouting Ala Akbar, Ala Akbar. He was wound attachan to
Speaker 1: a hospital. Now the mainstream media NBCCBS, ABC completely ignored
Speaker 1: the story, right be it doesn't fit the bias. You
Speaker 1: have a sanctuary city and a sanctuary state Chicago, Chicago,
Speaker 1: Illinois hosting an illegal immigrant from Northwest Africa. I think Mauritania,
Speaker 1: Northwest Africa who's snuck into the country illegally a year
Speaker 1: and a half ago and is living on the high
Speaker 1: on the hog on your money. By the way, who
Speaker 1: wanted to kill a Jew? That he hunted down and killed.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry that Jew remains alive. He was shot four times,
Speaker 1: but he lives. We hope he does well in recovery.
Speaker 1: But the idea of a sanctuary city and a sanctuary
Speaker 1: state with a illegal Muslim alien from Northwest Africa with
Speaker 1: a gun yelling a la akbar, shooting a Jew going
Speaker 1: to synagogue, none of those elements fit the mainstream media
Speaker 1: and what they want to promote at this point critical.
Speaker 1: I don't know how it's possible, but h five percent
Speaker 1: of us are unsure who to vote for, so called
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Speaker 1: Both are wrong, but the one about the President walking
Speaker 1: all over the kind remarks of Kamala Harris must be
Speaker 1: pointed out by every great American that simply cannot stand
Speaker 1: but see if you have an illegal Muslim immigrant illegally
Speaker 1: with a gun in a sanctuary city shooting a Jew
Speaker 1: yielding a lah acbar, that's not going to be broadcasted
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Speaker 1: footage has emerged of a twenty two year old illegal
Speaker 1: Muslim extremist here and the Muslim gunman accused of shooting
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Speaker 1: reported the story just in Chicago, that he was here illegally,
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Speaker 1: Chicago didn't report that because none of that fit Chicago
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Speaker 1: completely downplayed and actual anti Semitic, vile hate speech and
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Speaker 1: if there was a Trump white supporter with a mega
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Speaker 1: We'll set up the rest of today's big show. After
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Speaker 1: five and an incredible story about Trudy Fields from Robertson County,
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Speaker 1: Welcome this glorious Wednesday afternoon in the Tri State A
Speaker 1: Bengals kicking off on Sunday. According to Joey Burrow, all
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Speaker 1: but until then. Brian Hamrick of the Power of Five,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Brian, first of all,
Speaker 1: you were doing a story a couple of nights ago
Speaker 1: about Robertson County. I guess named after Oscar Robertson. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure and which this family his engage in behavior
Speaker 1: including dismembering grandma and various other things which is disgusting. However,
Speaker 1: the judge would not issue a protective order. Can you
Speaker 1: get the party straight? You're reporting in Robertson County? What
Speaker 1: is happening with that family? They're very close to Tony
Speaker 1: Bender's home. It things you might know some of the
Speaker 1: family members, hopefully not dismembering anyone. But what is happening
Speaker 1: in Robertson County, which is somewhere south of here.
Speaker 4: Well, thanks again, mister Cunningham. It is a bizarre situation
Speaker 4: down there. To say, the leak and freaky that it
Speaker 4: all happened, I mean, it literally has a whole Halloween
Speaker 4: kind of feel. If somebody made a movie about this,
Speaker 4: this is when it would be set because it is
Speaker 4: so creepy and there's talk about witches and occults and
Speaker 4: dragons for people turning into dragons and all this kind
Speaker 4: of I mean, unreal kind of things. But it comes
Speaker 4: in a very real and bizarre crime that is unbelievably disturbing.
Speaker 4: So a woman who lives down in Robertson County out
Speaker 4: on this rural farm named Trudy Fields. Apparently, her daughter
Speaker 4: is now charged with murdering her. Not only killing her,
Speaker 4: she shot her, stabbed her, dismembered her, removed her limbs,
Speaker 4: her head, and then parts of the body were found
Speaker 4: boiling or cooking in an oven. When police got there,
Speaker 4: they tried to get this daughter of hers under control.
Speaker 4: They needed guds to do it. She's screaming at them
Speaker 4: that she's capting spells on them and that she's a witch. Well,
Speaker 4: they finally get her arrested and she's now being charged
Speaker 4: with the murder of her mother. Now, what happened in
Speaker 4: the meantime is the suspect sister, another daughter of this victim,
Speaker 4: is saying that they have a brother that is also
Speaker 4: very dangerous, and in fact, they were in court yesterday
Speaker 4: wanting a protection order from this brother. They don't want
Speaker 4: him to be able to go to the funeral. They
Speaker 4: wanted to stay away from family members. They say he's
Speaker 4: he's displayed issues that are threatening. They said that even
Speaker 4: before this happened, within recent years and going back over years,
Speaker 4: he had threatened the family, threatened to kill the mom,
Speaker 4: threatened to kill this sister that was asking for the tgo.
Speaker 4: There was another brother who said he had overheard these
Speaker 4: same things, that he had witnessed other bizarre activities and
Speaker 4: a lot of it related to the occult. Oh so yeah,
Speaker 4: it's a very strange situation.
Speaker 1: And I think the highlight of this you're reporting Brian Hemri,
Speaker 1: because the judge did not issue a temporary protective order
Speaker 1: against the guy with a dragon tattoo on his back
Speaker 1: who thinks you can morph into a dragon by putting
Speaker 1: a tattoo on his back of a dragon. So this
Speaker 1: guy is there's no TPO, so he's free to go
Speaker 1: to Thanksgiving dinner with the family.
Speaker 4: Sounds like she's free to come in and go as
Speaker 4: he please. However, however, his content was that he is
Speaker 4: in California and he's been there ever since, and he
Speaker 4: was at this hearing as well. They were all on
Speaker 4: there by zoom, you know, so there were these different
Speaker 4: boxes on one big screen, and you know, when you
Speaker 4: kind of looked at it was the right mind you
Speaker 4: have over the Brady bunch, but it was totally another
Speaker 4: kind of scenario because they're all this whole families looking
Speaker 4: at each other on these boxes on his screen. But
Speaker 4: it was a It was a very bizarre bunch of
Speaker 4: allegations that were made, that's for sure. Anyway, his contention
Speaker 4: is he didn't he didn't have anything to do with
Speaker 4: the mom's murder. He didn't get this woman, his sister,
Speaker 4: to do it, and that he has no idea he
Speaker 4: was trying to get her help. He says he was
Speaker 4: working with the mom. Apparently the judge believed that because
Speaker 4: she did not. Apparently a protection order had been issued
Speaker 4: and they wanted to extend that, and the judge didn't extended,
Speaker 4: which I thought was unusual, And she didn't ask him,
Speaker 4: hey do you do you plan to come back to
Speaker 4: the funeral? Are you going to be in town? Is
Speaker 4: there any reason I shouldn't just extend this order? So
Speaker 4: none of that was asked, although a lot of other
Speaker 4: questions were asked, but she did not keep this protection
Speaker 4: order extended. So, uh, he can he can come and
Speaker 4: go as he pleases.
Speaker 1: This is a sad Halloween story. I mean, I can't
Speaker 1: think of this family dinner what I might look like.
Speaker 1: But is the is are they Satanists? Do they worship
Speaker 1: the the darkness? Is there a light? I mean, this
Speaker 1: family looks like they have some a little bit of
Speaker 1: problems going on here, a little bit difficulty.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm told that the mother was about christian The victim, Chris,
Speaker 4: was very disciplined in her Christianity there you go, but
Speaker 4: very very far you know, dug into that. Uh. And
Speaker 4: some of the other family members, the family members as well.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 4: But that the kid, at least some of them may have,
Speaker 4: you know, rebelled against that. And so the the daughter
Speaker 4: who's charged and this brother who the PTEO is against,
Speaker 4: we're living in California, apparently involved in these sort of
Speaker 4: dark religious activities of some sort. And the daughter even
Speaker 4: thought she was a witch or was casting spells. And
Speaker 4: you know, we're told that the that this brother was
Speaker 4: also into that sort of thing. At some point, a
Speaker 4: woman that is charged in this the daughter who is charged,
Speaker 4: had a motorcycle accident was apparently some pretty severe brain injury.
Speaker 4: And it was after that accident that she returned. The
Speaker 4: brother said she didn't even he didn't even know she
Speaker 4: had left California, But all of a sudden, she's back
Speaker 4: in Robertson County now and acting out. And we've heard
Speaker 4: from people who who have some inside information saying he
Speaker 4: may have been acting out and the mother may have
Speaker 4: been trying to help her get her kind.
Speaker 2: Of back under control.
Speaker 1: Well so, so the mother is a Christian, so maybe
Speaker 1: the family went the opposite direction and wanted to rebel.
Speaker 2: That's why mom was dismembered.
Speaker 4: You know whatever. My guess is that whatever happened yet,
Speaker 4: maybe it had something to do with with that. But
Speaker 4: you know, there's such a level of of of I
Speaker 4: don't know, disconnection with reality when something like this happened
Speaker 4: that it's hard to you know, say, was there some
Speaker 4: you know, did this closet or was it some kind
Speaker 4: of mental illness? Was it something from the motorcycle crash?
Speaker 4: Because as bizarre as you know, people would look at
Speaker 4: you know, kind of different kinds of religions and sort
Speaker 4: of things. You know, there's a lot of people that
Speaker 4: think they're witches that never do anything and they say
Speaker 4: we dood you know. But so this would be very
Speaker 4: you know, an opposite direction. But other people would say
Speaker 4: this is exactly what the dark side it contends that
Speaker 4: they're gonna do. This is what happened. So I don't
Speaker 4: know how far into that police will even get. They'll
Speaker 4: probably say, like, look, did you do it? Did you
Speaker 4: know what she was doing? Here are the charges and
Speaker 4: you know they will be looking at Was there some
Speaker 4: influence from this brother? Was there any reason some of
Speaker 4: the testimony yesterday, one of the other brothers said that
Speaker 4: this brother was out in California, felt like this was
Speaker 4: his birthright, the land, this farm was his birthright, and
Speaker 4: that they had been told apparently over the years, all
Speaker 4: the whole family been told there was gold buried out
Speaker 4: there somewhere, or that there was gold on the land.
Speaker 4: At one point he even went back and admitted digging
Speaker 4: for this gold. And you know, Robertson count which I'm
Speaker 4: not sure you know if it's a vein of gold
Speaker 4: that they thought raised through there, or it was married
Speaker 4: by a pirate, or how it got there confederate.
Speaker 1: Well, the thing is, so the brother of Trudy, Trudy
Speaker 1: Feels is the defendant who allegilate dismembered her mother. And
Speaker 1: the brother has a large dragon tattoo on his back
Speaker 1: from California. Does that guy think he's like a fire
Speaker 1: breathing dragon.
Speaker 4: Well, at one point the one brother so so Trudy
Speaker 4: is the victim and uh uh, and the daughter is
Speaker 4: accused in the in the crime. Uh Torolina is the
Speaker 4: daughter accused in the crime. The other daughter. They all
Speaker 4: got teen names, but uh Kelby is the daughter trying
Speaker 4: to get a protection order against Truant. And Truant is
Speaker 4: the one who is out in California. He's the one two.
Speaker 4: And then another brother named Titus, says Truant. He talked
Speaker 4: to him on the phone out in California. I gets
Speaker 4: according to his story told in court yesterday, he was
Speaker 4: trying to talk him down because he had this tattoo
Speaker 4: on his back of a dragon. He thought it was
Speaker 4: turning him into a dragon, and that he wanted to
Speaker 4: kill people when he became the dragon.
Speaker 1: The dragon's killing people. Yeah, the dragon is killing people,
Speaker 1: not me as the dragon on my back. Right, Okay,
Speaker 1: I got, Well, yeah, you covered you know, in thirty
Speaker 1: five years, you cover a lot of stories. I mean,
Speaker 1: war in the hell does this one rank reminds me
Speaker 1: of John John Fryman and Butler County who UH killed
Speaker 1: I think the name was Veronica Lemon and buried her
Speaker 1: legs in their rumkey dump. And I'm thinking, boy, uh,
Speaker 1: this is this is to a whole new level. This
Speaker 1: is unbelievable.
Speaker 4: It is it is a bizarre that circumstances I mean
Speaker 4: to I mean you you just run out of adjective range. Bizarre, unusual, creepy, disturbing,
Speaker 4: I mean, they all go in and so this ranked
Speaker 4: up in there with some of the more unusual cases
Speaker 4: I've covered. The fortunate thing is, you know this would
Speaker 4: be you know, when it has already gotten national attention.
Speaker 4: But fortunately, you know this state, you know within you
Speaker 4: know the family. It wasn't something where they decided to
Speaker 4: go out and start praying on people like a Zodiac
Speaker 4: killer or you know some you know others call yes
Speaker 4: manson these sort of things. So you know, fortunately he
Speaker 4: caught it as soon as this happened. But would anything
Speaker 4: else have happened, Who knows, But I know there are
Speaker 4: an awful lot of people that are in Robertson County
Speaker 4: who are very afraid of this brother. They even brought
Speaker 4: up stories yesterday about how when he was young, I mean,
Speaker 4: this was testified in court under oath that they had said,
Speaker 4: you know, he was hanging he would hanging dead animals
Speaker 4: on fence posts and things like this, and whether he
Speaker 4: did it for effect or because there was some you know,
Speaker 4: he had some issues to deal with that. Nobody got
Speaker 4: into that, but it certainly all came out in this
Speaker 4: family court protection order hearing yesterday.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what this is somewhat peculiar, but I
Speaker 1: wanted to highlight it because Halloween is tomorrow night and
Speaker 1: I want to see what the hell's going on. But
Speaker 1: if I was you, Brian Hamrick, I'd stay out of
Speaker 1: Robertson County for a while.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Got dragons, you got witches, got boiling and remember, and
Speaker 1: it's not good, not a good place to be.
Speaker 4: I don't think no, well, you know, I mean, like
Speaker 4: I said, it all happened so strangely, and you know,
Speaker 4: these these court appearances where you're very aware because of
Speaker 4: the you know, Halloween, you know, part time of the season,
Speaker 4: and you know, we drove past all these decorations that
Speaker 4: are up or witches and you know, means of death
Speaker 4: and all that, and it's we take it all, you know,
Speaker 4: it's it's sort of a joke or our way to
Speaker 4: look at, you know, the inevitable in a lighter way,
Speaker 4: you know. But when something like this actually happens and
Speaker 4: people have bought into some of these darker theories of
Speaker 4: religion or darker theories of of how to live your life.
Speaker 4: It really gets your attention to you know that some
Speaker 4: people get sucked down a rabbit hole somehow and and
Speaker 4: then start living this.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm going to stay away from Robertson County for
Speaker 1: a while. And when's the next hearing on this thing?
Speaker 1: I guess you got the murder case?
Speaker 6: You know you got that second.
Speaker 4: I think it's the second Tuesday in November. I can't
Speaker 4: remember the day. Don't want to say it's a twelfth. Uh.
Speaker 4: She's gonna be your rain, that's Tordlina. It's going to
Speaker 4: be a rain for the murder. There have been two
Speaker 4: hearings so far as she hadn't appeared in either one
Speaker 4: of them, so hopefully she'll appear in this one.
Speaker 2: Why doesn't she appear? Didn't she charge the murder?
Speaker 4: Well yet, she charged with murder, but it was filed
Speaker 4: in distrect court. And then when they got it the
Speaker 4: first hearing, she had just been served with the murder.
Speaker 4: They happened with tampering with evidence, and then they charged
Speaker 4: with murder later and the day of the hearing was earlier.
Speaker 4: That morning they had charged, they indicted her on the
Speaker 4: murder charges. The prosecutor said, look, she's just been indicted.
Speaker 4: I don't want to have her appear because she hasn't
Speaker 4: had it. She hasn't been served yet with two charges.
Speaker 4: Why they didn't just invite her on the other ones,
Speaker 4: I don't know anyway, that's the way they did it.
Speaker 4: And then for the second hearing, she didn't appear because
Speaker 4: they were taking the charges out of district court and
Speaker 4: putting them in circuit court. So it was just to
Speaker 4: clear the old charges, officer the discreet court and go on.
Speaker 4: So hopefully here in the next two weeks or so,
Speaker 4: we're gonna we're gonna she gonna appear in court.
Speaker 1: Well, normally when you charge with murder you kind of
Speaker 1: have to be there, but this is Robertson County. Will
Speaker 1: see what happens. But Halloween is a real thing and
Speaker 1: we'll see what occurs. But Brian Hamrick, once again, thank
Speaker 1: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show and Brian,
Speaker 1: you're a great American.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Thanks again, mister Cunningham.
Speaker 1: Brian Hamrick of the Power five Ghost Goblins. You have
Speaker 1: witches and dragons and more in Robertson County. I know
Speaker 1: Tony Bender and his family like to trick her treat
Speaker 1: down there. I suggest maybe this year they'll go. Might
Speaker 1: be boy might have an arm boiling in an oven somewhere.
Speaker 1: Not good, Bill Cunningham, seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: Meanwhile, in the entented forest, Eddie and Rocky head to
Speaker 7: a river for a rafting trip.
Speaker 2: Nope, we decided to call it off.
Speaker 5: But why you were both so excited to go?
Speaker 11: We were until we ran into this weirdo playing the banjo.
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Speaker 10: And since honorable people, the only garbage I see floating
Speaker 10: down there is his supporters, his his his demonizational team
Speaker 10: is unconscionable.
Speaker 5: And it's on America.
Speaker 4: Hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting, So they're the.
Speaker 2: Ticket, your supporting claim segment. You're garbage. By the way,
Speaker 2: who was that?
Speaker 10: Who?
Speaker 8: I think it was the guy pretending to be the president.
Speaker 8: I'm not sure. Oh are you sure?
Speaker 10: The thing?
Speaker 2: We have a president or we don't have one yet.
Speaker 8: He's in the White House, a thousand feet from the
Speaker 8: ellipse where you've been many times in which Kamala Harris
Speaker 8: is making quote her closing argument. A thousand feet away,
Speaker 8: there's Joe Biden in the White House calling Trump supporters garbage.
Speaker 8: Now to give you the they called him, they did,
Speaker 8: did he called didn't?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, let me set the record in your mind's not
Speaker 1: operating corrects. There was a comedian on Sunday right I
Speaker 1: saw said that Puerto Rico is garbage. Right five hours
Speaker 1: before the Trump's are showed up, so a comedian, not Trump,
Speaker 1: called Puerto Rico garbage.
Speaker 2: Now, but who gets the blade?
Speaker 4: Three?
Speaker 2: Trump? Of course.
Speaker 8: Three days later, the President directly refers to Americans as garbage,
Speaker 8: and the media says that's no but no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 8: don't worry about that. Do you want saying what I'm
Speaker 8: Can you grasp what I'm saying or not? I just
Speaker 8: you know what, in six days, it's over.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 8: Can't take it any Trump'ster's gonna get in. And that's
Speaker 8: why you said good good dimes are head.
Speaker 2: Who's more likely to win? Richard K. Jones or Donald J. Trump?
Speaker 1: You made to pick one. I'd say Trump because Jones
Speaker 1: has some good opponents.
Speaker 2: I'm told he didn't have anybody. He didn't who's gonna
Speaker 2: run for butler riding candidates?
Speaker 8: Candidates? You know, because you were off. I have no
Speaker 8: idea what I'm doing. You're you're the state rep job
Speaker 8: and you turned it down, didn't you? Didn't you believe me?
Speaker 8: I wouldn't pass out in the McDonald's dry through, that's
Speaker 8: for sure, with a bag of goodies on your lap
Speaker 8: Bengo and a gun.
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Speaker 1: Gotta Get It Done segment Gotta Get It Done. How
Speaker 1: about the fact Rocky.
Speaker 2: Way Roxy Roxy's tapping out on us Anthony Roxy, Rock
Speaker 2: Roxy is tapping.
Speaker 8: It's the quarterback of the Colts. It's not Richardony Richardson.
Speaker 1: That guy is supported by Rocky who says if you
Speaker 1: can't play, you can't play. He said, you two don't
Speaker 1: know anything about playing NFL football, and if you can't play,
Speaker 1: he was very surprising smart to tap.
Speaker 13: That was a lot of runner up there that I did,
Speaker 13: and I don't think I was gonna be able to
Speaker 13: do that next place. So I just uh, you know,
Speaker 13: I just told saying I didn't need a break right.
Speaker 2: There, SEG do you need a break right now? Are
Speaker 2: you okay?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I'm tapping out here in the stoots, you know, okay.
Speaker 8: But Rocky said, that's okay, very surprising. I'm disappointed. I'm
Speaker 8: disappointed because the cults are benching Big Anthony and turning
Speaker 8: to Joe Flacco.
Speaker 2: And this is not going to be like this week
Speaker 2: or next week. This is it.
Speaker 8: Anthony is on the B E, N C H and
Speaker 8: he's watching every Sunday from now on thirty four millions
Speaker 8: starting to be starting to be at Rose Pro. You
Speaker 8: know what, Act like you've been there before?
Speaker 2: Who said that? Paul Brown to Trumpy? Thank you Trumpy.
Speaker 1: At one point, when he scored a touchdown, the Great
Speaker 1: Number eighty four was doing an end zone dancing the
Speaker 1: twist in the end zone. Paul Brown called him over
Speaker 1: and said, Trumpster, act like you've been there before. Can
Speaker 1: you see Bob Trumpy doing the twist back then?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah he did, and Paul Brown called him out.
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Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 8: Then they're in trouble? Then they have to win out well.
Speaker 8: Joe Burrow Hope, he said we're gonna win seven of nine.
Speaker 5: Yay.
Speaker 8: The Yankees top the Dodgers last night Willie eleven four.
Speaker 8: Of course, Anthony Volpi with that grand slam early on,
Speaker 8: Dodgers are up three to one game five to night
Speaker 8: at eight.
Speaker 2: Paul O'Neal's happy.
Speaker 8: Well, he kind of did. He threw out the first
Speaker 8: pitch last night. I apparently it didn't go too good. Really, Plus,
Speaker 8: wait a minute, you're saying Paul O'Neill throughout the first
Speaker 8: pitch in Game four, the ceremonial first pitch, and apparently
Speaker 8: I don't think it went too well.
Speaker 1: My buddy Mike Lane told me he threw a fastball
Speaker 1: eighty seven miles an hour on the inside.
Speaker 8: Maybe that maybe that was the case. I saw another tape.
Speaker 8: What was the tape? Showed me the tape. I thought
Speaker 8: O'Neil still had some athleticism. What about those two clown
Speaker 8: fans at Yankee taking a ball deected from Game four
Speaker 8: after they pried a foul ball out of the glove
Speaker 8: of Dodgers right fielder Mookie Betts, who was hanging on
Speaker 8: the wall by his wrist.
Speaker 2: Not good.
Speaker 8: He leaped into foul territory, getting to pop up in
Speaker 8: the first inning, and a fan in the front row
Speaker 8: h a a Yankees season ticket holder, by the way,
Speaker 8: Austin Capo Bianco, say that again. Austin Capo Bianco BET's
Speaker 8: glove with both hands and pulled the ball out his
Speaker 8: friend John Peter, then grabbed Bets's non glove hand and
Speaker 8: calling someone, and the umpire said, that's it. I'm calling
Speaker 8: someone right now. I'm calling a certain Yankee Reds player
Speaker 8: as we speak, and wisely he may not pick.
Speaker 2: Up, which yeh see, that's what I figured.
Speaker 8: Let's see copy of O'Neill's unavailable capo Bianco. He's a
Speaker 8: season ticket holder, knew he was in trouble, but chose
Speaker 8: to grab and open BET's glove. Nonetheless, what happened, he
Speaker 8: told ESPN, and he and his friend John Peter often
Speaker 8: discussed the exact scenario, how that happen. If a ball,
Speaker 8: foul ball comes their way, they're going to do whatever
Speaker 8: they can to help their team.
Speaker 1: Well, that one kid, that one home run hit by
Speaker 1: uh Jeter on the right field, Remember that kid that
Speaker 1: reached over and grabbed it?
Speaker 2: Or what about Bartman?
Speaker 1: That's another issue, hezu Salu about this. Paul Brown chastised
Speaker 1: Bob Trumpy for a touchdown dance. That's what we said,
Speaker 1: That's all I got. I got the report right here.
Speaker 1: And Trumpy was said by Paul Brown, act like you've
Speaker 1: been Can you see Trumpy doing an end zone dance?
Speaker 2: Like the twist.
Speaker 8: It was probably like one of his first t d's
Speaker 8: or something in National Football League out of Illinois.
Speaker 1: But Paul O'Neill is not taking calls from the American
Speaker 1: people after the first pitch was it? Was it worse
Speaker 1: than Mark Mallory? No, No, that's the worst of all time.
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Speaker 1: First wh I won O'Neil take my telephone call segment.
Speaker 1: He's probably busy getting ready for tonight's game.
Speaker 2: I'm warming up a little bit. Do a better job
Speaker 2: on the first pitch?
Speaker 1: Did you see my How about you and I in
Speaker 1: the first pitch of the Great American Ballpark when the
Speaker 1: Cubs are in town.
Speaker 2: Do you recall that it was right down the middle.
Speaker 2: It was the express I had.
Speaker 1: Karen Kraft, I said, put on the gun right, I
Speaker 1: bet Marty I could throw it above seventy miles an
Speaker 1: hour and you did seventy one right right?
Speaker 8: And where was it? Segment frame right down Broadway? As
Speaker 8: you know, who would say.
Speaker 1: So, O'Neil's not in very good shape. It doesn't work
Speaker 1: out very much. Let his body go to hell. That's
Speaker 1: the problem with Paul O'Neil right now. It doesn't look
Speaker 1: like me. You know, it looked like me.
Speaker 2: What else you got? What do you mean by that?
Speaker 2: I'd remark, well, what else?
Speaker 8: The Trumpster is now talking in garbage, Carolina, not garbage?
Speaker 8: Is that the key word now till the RV election?
Speaker 8: The garbage beach your garbage? What I mean? If he's not,
Speaker 8: if he they're blaming him by the way, media just
Speaker 8: took him off. Yeah, Trump didn't say it, right. Comedians said, right,
Speaker 8: I'm saying, and here the President said it about Americans, right,
Speaker 8: and they're CNN.
Speaker 2: Who's getting to blame for the guy? Always Trump?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: And right now CNN just flipped off and said, a
Speaker 2: hell with it? Alais.
Speaker 8: Fox News still has the Trumps drew up speaking to
Speaker 8: the American People segment.
Speaker 2: And he said, the fate of our nation is in
Speaker 2: your hand.
Speaker 1: That's the truth right there. You gotta believe that bro
Speaker 1: is the Richard K. Jones actually going to vote for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump or not? He told me, He told me
Speaker 1: he was wavering. He started to be persuaded. He said
Speaker 1: he got more attracted to Kamala Hana.
Speaker 2: What He's going to come down here and take you
Speaker 2: back to Butler counting a miss and he was Billy
Speaker 2: an orange suit. Paul O'Neill still hasn't called me. Segment.
Speaker 1: Well, he's afraid because I'm gonna tell him what you
Speaker 1: said about him, which is the first pitch was like
Speaker 1: Mark Mallory.
Speaker 2: Well look it up.
Speaker 1: Let me see her, Paul O'Neill, first pitch, Liam, and
Speaker 1: see if you can look it up. I mean, I
Speaker 1: gotta get that.
Speaker 8: I didn't see the video, but I just saw a clip.
Speaker 8: How bad I just saw it? How bad?
Speaker 2: Was it pretty bad? I don't know, I didn't see
Speaker 2: the whole thing. Well, Neil's getting old anyway, he's getting old.
Speaker 8: I mean, you know, he should have kicked it. Could
Speaker 8: do a better job. He was pretty good kicking it.
Speaker 8: Throw it the first kicking it with Ken on Fox nineteen,
Speaker 8: he embarrassed himself. I'll like kicking it with Ken. That
Speaker 8: guy's funny. I know he is funny.
Speaker 2: He's funny. To get him in on the stooge one day,
Speaker 2: kicking it with Ken. Let's get him in here. I
Speaker 2: know when can we get him in here? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'll call Tricia mackie, he's in charge. Bring him.
Speaker 8: Get kicking it with Ken in here a stooge.
Speaker 1: Let me see if I can call Trician McKey. I
Speaker 1: think if O'Neil won't take my call, I think Tricia
Speaker 1: mackey would take my call.
Speaker 2: I doubt it. Keep calling people. They never am. You
Speaker 2: know they're afraid too. They don't have to touch right
Speaker 2: you see now in our past, don't even mention that dude.
Speaker 2: Due dude, Trisher McKey, we're in the hell is. Jeez,
Speaker 2: I can't many numbers you got in there.
Speaker 1: I got fourteen hundred numbers, but hell, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well anyway, I'll get a hurt hold of her at
Speaker 1: some point. Let's get let's get kicking it with Ken.
Speaker 1: That guy's funny.
Speaker 2: I see, you got to get him in here as
Speaker 2: a stooge. There she is. Hold on, let's see what
Speaker 2: we can do right here. Let's see if we can
Speaker 2: get her.
Speaker 1: I'll tell us she's on the air first, would you
Speaker 1: agree be advised to be wise? Yeah, or she's not
Speaker 1: picking up either. Hang there, Trisha Mackey, you're on the air,
Speaker 1: so watch your language. We have a question for you. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: segment ask Trisia Mackey the big question, Tricia, Tricia.
Speaker 8: As a fellow NKU grad fellow. We want to see,
Speaker 8: we want to check out and see. We want to
Speaker 8: get kicking it with Ken.
Speaker 1: We want to stooge one when Ken and here is
Speaker 1: the stooge report, the third stooge work on that. Can
Speaker 1: you set up Ken kicking it with Ken? To come
Speaker 1: in with the stooge report?
Speaker 5: You tell me what day, what time?
Speaker 2: Ken would love to kick it with you guys. That well,
Speaker 2: let's give him time right now, seg what do you say? Whatever?
Speaker 2: How about you set it up?
Speaker 14: You set it up.
Speaker 2: Got to give me the day, give me the time.
Speaker 1: How about one thirty either Thursday or Friday. Let's let's
Speaker 1: quit the tink and start the walking tomorrow or Friday.
Speaker 1: Kicking it with Ken at one right here, Yeah, let's do.
Speaker 5: Let's do Friday one thirty.
Speaker 2: I won't make it happen because Ken. He's awesome. He's
Speaker 2: hilarious too. I love that guy. He's great. You come
Speaker 2: in with me. If you got the guts, you come
Speaker 2: in too. Bring everybody in here. What I got the guts?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Well, come on in Friday. What the key person here
Speaker 1: is Ken? I want to kick it with Ken. We'll
Speaker 1: do go Norshi, thank you? One third Friday, don't forget
Speaker 1: see yah, Yeah, there we go.
Speaker 2: There we go. See. We got something done, got got
Speaker 2: it done. Kicking it with Ken's hilarious. It is funny.
Speaker 1: Segment is added in Sports Always at two thirty five.
Speaker 1: Rocky's going to be here to defend his position that
Speaker 1: Anthony Richardson it should be the starting quarterback for the
Speaker 1: Colts team that has the Super Bowl ring on his
Speaker 1: finger from a guy named Peyton Manning.
Speaker 8: You might be very is very surprising about what Rocky said.
Speaker 8: He said he should have stopped. If you can't play,
Speaker 8: you can't play. So many times I tapped out a
Speaker 8: notre dame. He told me, I just I just felt tired.
Speaker 8: I just didn't want to play. I'm thinking, well, those
Speaker 8: are different times, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: And segment.
Speaker 1: If we get Ken in here on Friday, that would
Speaker 1: be all be funny, be great.
Speaker 2: Kicking it with Ken, kicking it with Ken Man all right. Segment.
Speaker 1: By the way, after two o'clock today, the lines are open.
Speaker 1: I'm going to talk to the American people again.
Speaker 2: Tapping out, now, hold on again? What is that?
Speaker 5: So far?
Speaker 1: The voting is seventy one for Trump and four for
Speaker 1: Kamala Harrison, which is kind of in most of my buddies,
Speaker 1: that's kind of where it is every now and then
Speaker 1: of Richard K. Jones or you waiver and start talking
Speaker 1: about Kamala and Tim Waltz. Look at the Trump. She's
Speaker 1: doing it like dancing. Our country is suffering. Look at
Speaker 1: if people are going.
Speaker 2: Nuts best and there's Trump addresses Biden's garbage comment.
Speaker 1: The axious people are pissed off. Sag get me out
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Speaker 12: Should undocumented immigrants arrested by local police be turned over
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Speaker 5: No, there you go.
Speaker 1: Chaos, nothing but chaos. But Americans are garbage. But if
Speaker 1: you hear illegally, here's your prize. But if you're an
Speaker 1: American segment that support Trump, you're garbage. Do you feel
Speaker 1: like stinking garbage segment? Yeah, that's what I thought. Let's continue.
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Speaker 1: All right, Billy Cunningham, and I like to hear from you,
Speaker 1: the American people that I have loved so well and
Speaker 1: served so long. First up will be Johnny and then Frank.
Speaker 1: We have four lines open seven four nine seven thousand
Speaker 1: or pounds seven hundred. Quick comment before I go to
Speaker 1: the calls, lay them my line up the call. I
Speaker 1: want to get your reaction to this question. You're voting
Speaker 1: for Trump or Kamala and why? So far it's seventy
Speaker 1: one to four when I've done this the last couple
Speaker 1: three weeks, seventy one to four on the Trumpster side,
Speaker 1: so it's not that close, but who knows. Like many
Speaker 1: are hoping, there's a quiet Kamala Harris vote out there
Speaker 1: that won't be manifest to election day, and seven four
Speaker 1: nine seven thousand, quickly I would add this little fact
Speaker 1: toy before I go to you, and that is this.
Speaker 1: The Washington Post was purchased by Jeff Bezos for one
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars about ten years ago. To save the Post,
Speaker 1: depended an editorial on the front pages on Sunday saying
Speaker 1: we've lost our way that the media in this country
Speaker 1: is not objective, it is not fair, it is one sided,
Speaker 1: and in fact, I'm not going to endorse anyone this
Speaker 1: time to confirm the idea that media is one sided.
Speaker 1: I head on in the first hour. This show is
Speaker 1: Afternoon Curtis Howe media research center that tapes everything an, NBC,
Speaker 1: ABC and CBS, and it's ninety percent positive for Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: ninety percent negative for Donald Trump, and the latent not
Speaker 1: comics have ninety eight percent attacks on Donald Trump. So
Speaker 1: I'll take a with a tongue firmly planeted in my cheek,
Speaker 1: the idea that Jeff Bezos is suddenly going to be reasonable.
Speaker 1: You might recall that The Washington Post won a Pulitzer
Speaker 1: Prize for a string of articles that linked Donald Trump
Speaker 1: with Russians they were in cahoots in order to fix
Speaker 1: the twenty sixteen election, and that Democrats thereafter kept referring
Speaker 1: to Donald Trump as illegitimate because he wasn't legitimately elected.
Speaker 1: They ran those stories. The Posts also had criticisms of
Speaker 1: the theory that COVID nineteen leaked from the Chinese laboratory
Speaker 1: in Wuhan. You might recall that my friend and yours,
Speaker 1: Congressman Winstrip, did copious amounts of research that clearly indicated
Speaker 1: it was a Chinese lead and from some bat cave
Speaker 1: nine hundred miles south of Beijing. But the Post never
Speaker 1: corrected in any of those stories. And you also might
Speaker 1: recall that the fact checkers of the Post could not
Speaker 1: determine yeay or nay if the Hunter Biden laptop was real?
Speaker 1: H was that Chinese disinformation? And they never corrected those
Speaker 1: stories when the truth came out. In fact, the Washington
Speaker 1: Post has a long history of acting like vicious attack
Speaker 1: pit bulls when they investigated Republican and their sheep and
Speaker 1: little cats when they investigate Democrats on their scandals. There
Speaker 1: are no scandals of Democrats worth pursuing, such as the
Speaker 1: mental inabilities of Joe Biden. Sitting right there a couple
Speaker 1: miles from the headquarters of the Washington Post. The last
Speaker 1: four years, Joe Biden's been mentally corrupted, and he's also
Speaker 1: a crook, but that's a different matter, and the Washington
Speaker 1: Post runs no stories on that. But suddenly they're getting religion.
Speaker 1: I don't buy it. Let's go to the American people.
Speaker 1: I've talked enough, I've said all that I have to say.
Speaker 1: We'll go first with Frank in Cincinnati, then Carl and
Speaker 1: Jeremy and Michelle and Rex and Jim and Barbera and
Speaker 1: thousands of others and Frank and Cincinnati. Welcome to the
Speaker 1: Bill Counting GiB show. Frank, turn off the radio in
Speaker 1: the background and give me your vote. Trump or Kamala
Speaker 1: timeahow In, we gotta get.
Speaker 5: Rid of him.
Speaker 2: Let's go to carl In Interson Township. I'm sorry, is
Speaker 2: that earl?
Speaker 5: Earl?
Speaker 2: And Inerson Township?
Speaker 5: Earl?
Speaker 2: Go ahead, Harris, let me write that down. Okay, Now,
Speaker 2: why is that?
Speaker 6: I'm just tired of Trump.
Speaker 2: He's been out of office for four years. Are you
Speaker 2: tired of Harris? She's been in office for four years now.
Speaker 16: The problem being, Trump had four years with the Congress
Speaker 16: and the Democrats.
Speaker 6: Nothing.
Speaker 16: I don't think nothing got done. I'm just so tired
Speaker 16: of listen to Trump.
Speaker 2: But change. Well, he only had the Congress for the
Speaker 2: first two years and the last two years was all
Speaker 2: about Nancy Pelosi, etc. So Kamala Harris is saying that
Speaker 2: the last four years of all the failures that we
Speaker 2: know about, seventy five percent of a say that Americans
Speaker 2: say that we're on the wrong track, and you blame
Speaker 2: Trump for that, for the policies of Biden and.
Speaker 16: I don't Bill, I blame all the presidents that have
Speaker 16: been because they have done a damn not a damn
Speaker 16: thing for the working people.
Speaker 2: I'm going to get all a bunch of liars.
Speaker 1: All Right, I gave you a vote. It's now seventy
Speaker 1: one to five, and I thank you for calling. Your voice.
Speaker 1: Your voice is important and it must be heard. Thanks
Speaker 1: for calling. Let's go to Jeremy and then Rex. Jeremy,
Speaker 1: who you're going to vote for?
Speaker 16: And why Bill, I'm gonna vote for Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna write that down. Why I'm gonna give you
Speaker 2: two votes for that?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: Why is that?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 17: First and foremost?
Speaker 6: I prefer a secure border.
Speaker 2: Number one number? That's would you agree? Of all the issues?
Speaker 2: It's like being on the Titanic and saying, well, other
Speaker 2: than that little iceberg, how was the music? How was
Speaker 2: the food? The mainish thank you in this election is
Speaker 2: a southern border and twenty million illegals being here found
Speaker 2: all over the country, and that the big issue that's
Speaker 2: going to defeat Kamala Harris in your opinion.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean it should be that should be first
Speaker 4: and foremost.
Speaker 6: I mean, our country is just being invaded.
Speaker 16: It it's not necessarily a war, but we're being invaded.
Speaker 1: How about how about four to eight more years of
Speaker 1: the same policies. What happens, tough.
Speaker 16: I hate to see what our country becomes if that happens.
Speaker 1: Bill, all right, I'm going to give you three votes.
Speaker 1: That guy made a lot of sense, so I'm going
Speaker 1: to give him three votes. I sound like a Democrat.
Speaker 1: Now let's go to Rex and then Madden, Dayton and
Speaker 1: Rex give me a full report.
Speaker 2: Who are you voting for?
Speaker 6: And why Donald Trump? Dam and because you know, look
Speaker 6: at where our country's at in the last four years.
Speaker 6: I went on a vacation Willie right at the beginning
Speaker 6: of the pandemic and out west, and I bought gasoline
Speaker 6: in the state to Wyoming, in a very small town
Speaker 6: where they can control their own gasoline prices. I pay
Speaker 6: the buck fifty a gallon, right, okay? And I guarantee
Speaker 6: you if I did that today, it wouldn't even be closed.
Speaker 6: But you know, when these people talk bad about Trump
Speaker 6: around me, I say, listen, man and woman, you've got
Speaker 6: the right to vote who you want to vote for,
Speaker 6: but you don't have you know, when they say I
Speaker 6: don't like Trump, I get tired of his mouth. I
Speaker 6: get tired of his mouth. Sure, but the thing is,
Speaker 6: you don't have to go to bed with him, you
Speaker 6: don't have to go to a movie, you don't have
Speaker 6: to have supper. You got to go with what's best
Speaker 6: for this country. And man, I'm telling you, if we
Speaker 6: get her in there, Katie bar the door, we're in
Speaker 6: big trouble. You know, right to trade all of us
Speaker 6: for a dog and then shoot the dog. You know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Well, Rex, I speak every now and then. I speak
Speaker 1: a lot during the week, so I don't like to
Speaker 1: speak a lot of nothing. But I said a night
Speaker 1: at a little get together that of conservatives moren't necessary
Speaker 1: Trump support. You know, there's a split on conservatism and Trump.
Speaker 1: There's a little bit of split there. I said, well, look,
Speaker 1: I'm not voting for Donald Trump. Heads perked up and
Speaker 1: they so, I'm not voting for Donald Trump. I'm voting
Speaker 1: for a secure border. I'm voting for legal micration. I'm
Speaker 1: voting for the police to be respected again. I'm voting
Speaker 1: for I'm voting for it no more forever wars. I'm
Speaker 1: voting for not a revolving door where criminals are put
Speaker 1: out in the streets before the cops complete the paperwork.
Speaker 2: I'm voting for.
Speaker 6: Voting, You're voting for this country, you know. And and
Speaker 6: how many times have you heard the the running mate
Speaker 6: of her after the debate with Vance, he's do on existence.
Speaker 1: Tim Waalts, well, if if you were the handlers for
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, you won, Tim Waltz and Joe Biden to
Speaker 1: be a far away from your campaign as as possible.
Speaker 1: Last night, here's the crowning moment.
Speaker 2: CNN.
Speaker 1: MSNBC This Morning said it was similar to Martin Luther
Speaker 1: King's I have a dam speech. That's how good Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris was, according to MSNBC. And while that was going on,
Speaker 1: one thousand feet away, Joe Biden was on some sort
Speaker 1: of Spanish podcast.
Speaker 2: Saying we can't speak English, can't English Spanish? Forget about it.
Speaker 1: But he said Trump's supporters are garbage, and the media
Speaker 1: actions said, well that's no good. Well, you had a comedian,
Speaker 1: not said by Trump, said the Puerto Rico is garbage.
Speaker 1: You have the sitting president said half the country is garbage,
Speaker 1: and which one got most of the media coverage.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're right in that way. Ever since Trump's been
Speaker 6: in office, they tried to impeach him. The first time
Speaker 6: before he even took.
Speaker 2: The out right didn't.
Speaker 6: Oh, you know, it's it's bad. We just got to
Speaker 6: pray to God that he's got the power to put
Speaker 6: the right person in there.
Speaker 1: I'm holding a story. I'm going to go in my
Speaker 1: list here. It's by Axios. Here's the story headline, Top
Speaker 1: Democrats will not commit to certifying a Trump victory. Top
Speaker 1: congressional demoks told Axios dot com on Thursday they would
Speaker 1: not commit to certifying the twenty twenty four election if
Speaker 1: Donald Trump wins the presidency. The fair to commit to
Speaker 1: certifying the election would prove many members to be hypocrites,
Speaker 1: including Jamie Raskin, who told Axios he's unsure if he's
Speaker 1: going to certify a Trump win or he will not
Speaker 1: attend the inaugural in any so, we had thirty six
Speaker 1: or more Democratic lawmakers in twenty seventeen that refused to
Speaker 1: go to the inaugural because they said Trump's not legitimate,
Speaker 1: and so the media did not cover that, but they
Speaker 1: will cover any comments about Trump legitimately losing the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty election. I go on to say that another ranking member,
Speaker 1: Jim McGovern who's a Democrat in Massachusetts, said we assume
Speaker 1: everything's going to be straight in there, but we don't
Speaker 1: know because we have to see how things turn out.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure I will support the election of Donald
Speaker 1: Trump by voting for him in the electoral College. And
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, wait a minute, how's that possible? And the
Speaker 1: answer is, it's not about or legitimate elections. It's about
Speaker 1: partisan politics and how we can take advantage. And I'll
Speaker 1: ask you one last question, Rex, assuming Trump wins, which
Speaker 1: appears at this point to be likely, how would the
Speaker 1: media react in the week after that?
Speaker 6: I know, I know the media has not been fair
Speaker 6: all this long, Willie. I got to go love your
Speaker 6: show man.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Rex.
Speaker 1: Let's let's move to Madden Dayton, jem City, and then
Speaker 1: Joe and Jim and thousands of others and Allen and Lynchburg,
Speaker 1: the home of Reverend Bousman in the arms of God.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Madden Dayton. Matt, give me a full report.
Speaker 1: Here are your voting for.
Speaker 16: And why I'm voting for Donald Trump, Sir. I was raised.
Speaker 18: In Springfield, Ohio, born there and raised. It's a total
Speaker 18: disaster there. There's thirty thousand Haitians there. Don't let them
Speaker 18: my t you on the news and CNN thirty thousand Haitians.
Speaker 18: They're having two three car wrecks every day from them.
Speaker 18: They cannot drive. I have a video of one butchering
Speaker 18: a dog right now on my phone. I can send
Speaker 18: it to anybody, you know. I posted it on my
Speaker 18: Facebook page and Facebook totally deleted my page. That's spending
Speaker 18: me wiping me outside and posting on TikTok over in China,
Speaker 18: but it hardly gets any views. Donald Trump has to
Speaker 18: be in the White House, and I almost want to
Speaker 18: say something, Willie, I've been really upset about WLW.
Speaker 6: You got Scots Scott Sloan on.
Speaker 18: There all day long saying he ain't voted for Trump,
Speaker 18: and he's bashing Trump.
Speaker 5: He's bashing Trump.
Speaker 2: You got Mike McConnell on.
Speaker 18: There kind of bashing Trump too. And then every time
Speaker 18: there's a news report that the people giving the news reports,
Speaker 18: their voices get real high, like Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump said this, Donald Trump.
Speaker 18: Said that it really makes me want to turn w
Speaker 18: W w W off. It miss making me mad.
Speaker 5: They're doing that. They're part of the problem. Matt.
Speaker 1: I'll say this that it's going to be a title action.
Speaker 1: You know, my feelings. They haven't changed. And half the
Speaker 1: American people are close feel differently than you and I feel.
Speaker 1: And I have great respect for Mike and for Sloaning,
Speaker 1: and they have a different viewpoint than I have on
Speaker 1: many issues. And I can say that we represent the
Speaker 1: American people because about half of us feel one way,
Speaker 1: half of us feel the other, and you and I
Speaker 1: feel the other. And I'm damn proud of that. But
Speaker 1: thank you. Let's move on to Joe and then Jim
Speaker 1: and then Alan. Joe calling from the Dayton area. Joe,
Speaker 1: give me a full report.
Speaker 16: Hey Bill, how you doing, buddy.
Speaker 2: I'm doing the best I can under difficult circumstances.
Speaker 17: Well, your best is usually good enough.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 17: I was wondering if we could pivot or va back
Speaker 17: to the peller you had on earlier talking about the
Speaker 17: bias and the news the studies that he ran to
Speaker 17: showing ABC as negative and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, it was a good segment.
Speaker 17: But I do a fair amount with data analysis and
Speaker 17: a lot of different algorithms and artificial intelligence, and I
Speaker 17: think the one thing that was left out there is
Speaker 17: that when you run a sentiment analyosy, it doesn't necessarily
Speaker 17: it Actually, it doesn't know what you're actually talking about.
Speaker 17: It only looks for certain keywords that lets it know
Speaker 17: that this is something negative.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 17: So the reason, the reason that that the Trump coverage
Speaker 17: this is there could be right, could be, is that
Speaker 17: they're reporting on the rhetoric from his rallies and things
Speaker 17: like that when he says something inflammatory, which again obviously
Speaker 17: and obviously that would come back through a sentiment sentiment
Speaker 17: analysis as being negative.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's good, that's well, Joe, I understand what you're saying,
Speaker 1: and I get it. The mainstream media. You can't look
Speaker 1: at it objectively and say the mainstream media is fair
Speaker 1: and objective, because they're not. And my source for that
Speaker 1: is Jeff Bezos, who runs the Washington Post.
Speaker 2: So that's it.
Speaker 1: And I would say this, Mike McConnell, as of April
Speaker 1: of next year, is going to complete fifty years in radio.
Speaker 1: I think about forty of the fifty have been here.
Speaker 1: Mike McConnell and then Scott Sloane's been in radio about
Speaker 1: twenty five years, and about twenty of them right here.
Speaker 1: And they're my friends, they're my buddies. They have different
Speaker 1: viewpoints and some issues that I have and let all
Speaker 1: let the viewpoints be heard, and the you is a
Speaker 1: individual American to decide among all the viewpoints which to hold,
Speaker 1: which to accept, and which to reject. And radio stations
Speaker 1: today that do well tend to have a multitude of
Speaker 1: opinions upon which large numbers of people listen. That's called
Speaker 1: a broadcast instead of a narrow cast. And so the
Speaker 1: fact that we often feel differently. I think Eddie Fingers
Speaker 1: feels differently than the rock and I think I feel
Speaker 1: differently than Sloaney and Mike somewhere is in the middle.
Speaker 1: But I'm proud to be with my brothers and sisters
Speaker 1: and talk radio. When we have different viewpoints, can disagree,
Speaker 1: disagree without becoming disagreeable to twenty four Helme your Bengals
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: Mean wild in the injected forest, Eddie and Rocky plucked
Speaker 7: by a ferocious forest monster. Oh no, is this the
Speaker 7: end of Eddie and Rocky? Will we ever laugh along
Speaker 7: with him on the radio again?
Speaker 12: The announcered guy. Relax, Yeah, it's just a cheap radio
Speaker 12: sound bag. I see, So you two were never in peril,
Speaker 12: not for a second. So now I look like a
Speaker 12: giant d bag. Thanks a lot.
Speaker 2: You're welcome, Eddie and Rocky this afternoon at.
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Speaker 5: What's the best place to reach Nucleraal people?
Speaker 10: The only garbage I see floating down there is his supporters,
Speaker 10: his his his demonizational scene as I'm constable and it's
Speaker 10: not America.
Speaker 2: Hello buyet and I'm broadcasting Rocky. You're back from your duties.
Speaker 1: Many issues Number one, we got a lot of text
Speaker 1: back and forth with Paul O'Neil throughout the first pitch
Speaker 1: last night.
Speaker 2: I he says, I saw you, called Willie. What's going on?
Speaker 1: I say, golf Plus Seg said your pitch last night
Speaker 1: was like mayor Mark Mallory. Never is that true, he said?
Speaker 1: Seg said what? Then Seg said, Paul should have kicked it,
Speaker 1: and then he says, totally slipped on the mound, launched it,
Speaker 1: almost fell, but it was good luck.
Speaker 11: By the way, is that the first time you've contacted
Speaker 11: him since like ninety five? I see him the first
Speaker 11: time decade, said, hey, you blew the first pitch, So
Speaker 11: his mistake.
Speaker 5: And I've talked to people like you're.
Speaker 2: In the monument section.
Speaker 11: You're not like Mark Mallory, know, but his mistake. And
Speaker 11: I've talked to people throw out first pitches, don't throw
Speaker 11: from the mound. Even him as a baseball player, it's
Speaker 11: not like he does it every day. Certainly, an average
Speaker 11: person should never throw from the rubber. You move out
Speaker 11: a little bit so you're on level ground, so you
Speaker 11: don't do that. Six foot four, two hundred and twenty
Speaker 11: five pounds.
Speaker 2: He should have kicked it.
Speaker 1: But I was embarrassed for him in the family when
Speaker 1: I saw that he hit the backstop.
Speaker 2: I mean, and he said he slipped.
Speaker 5: It was Mallory esque.
Speaker 8: Mallory Mallory hit the it's a left handed batter's box.
Speaker 2: Now let's move on to something else.
Speaker 1: Anthony Richard said, the segment related that you played the game,
Speaker 1: you posted something online.
Speaker 2: Sometimes happened out in this section.
Speaker 1: Hold on tap out seg but you defended him as
Speaker 1: someone has scrambled twice ahead of time. He was tired,
Speaker 1: He's twenty two years old, only makes thirty four million dollars,
Speaker 1: so you have to you know, he tapped out, and
Speaker 1: now all of a sudden he's done. Dunn your comments
Speaker 1: do he's still supporting. I've never seen a quarterback ever
Speaker 1: do that. I mean, first of all, let's set the stage.
Speaker 11: It wasn't like this was in early September game in
Speaker 11: the hundred degree heat outside, and it was like the
Speaker 11: hundredth play of the game. They're playing at Houston, right,
Speaker 11: which has a roof on it, so it's kind of
Speaker 11: climbed controlled.
Speaker 5: It's indoors.
Speaker 11: I mean, how do you defend his offensive lineman get
Speaker 11: hit the face seventy five times a game, just over
Speaker 11: and over and over, getting pounded in the face, and
Speaker 11: you can't on a critical third down to take control
Speaker 11: of the division. The other thing, too, is how about
Speaker 11: just lie right my knee hurt? Man, you're back, And
Speaker 11: I can't understand that. When you're tell your boss you
Speaker 11: can't come in for work, you'll say, Man, I just
Speaker 11: don't feel like you say, my kid's sick and he's
Speaker 11: got to go to the hospital.
Speaker 2: Dude, lie come up with something.
Speaker 11: Absolutely don't tell the whole world and your entire team.
Speaker 5: I was just a little bit tired.
Speaker 2: I just couldn't man on the offensive line getting beat
Speaker 2: up twenty five.
Speaker 11: You see how it worked out for him right not
Speaker 11: long after that.
Speaker 2: That was a lot of runner up there, But I.
Speaker 13: Did, and I don't think I was gonna be able
Speaker 13: to go that next place. So I just, uh, you know,
Speaker 13: I just told saying, how you need a brick right there?
Speaker 11: You can't tell me that some scout in that organization
Speaker 11: isn't sitting there like, yeah I missed, Yeah, we we missed.
Speaker 11: And I could see him saying and doing something like that, Well, he.
Speaker 8: Better take the entire team to Saint Elmos, downtown Indianapic somewhere,
Speaker 8: some shrimp. He also said on voting for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 5: That's another I don't think he said that.
Speaker 11: Nick Bosa said something of the opposite of that. By
Speaker 11: the way, when is Trump gonna be? I want him
Speaker 11: in the Tri State. I want him on a rumpky
Speaker 11: truck right now. If Trump rode around in a rumky
Speaker 11: garbagehip right now, a million votes.
Speaker 2: Well, he used to be important. Now we're irrelevant.
Speaker 11: What's that one comment from the guy? Uh, I like you,
Speaker 11: but you're not a serious person. You're not a serious person.
Speaker 11: I love you dearly, but you're you're not a serious person.
Speaker 11: John that's Johnny kraft Craft Electric. You're not a serious
Speaker 11: Here here's the next question. So Biden's garbage supporters comment.
Speaker 11: Was that a slip of the mind of an elderly
Speaker 11: person or was it intentional?
Speaker 2: Yes, you don't know what he's doing. You're no fake.
Speaker 2: You're a genuine idiot.
Speaker 1: Well, the fact the matter is right now, he's making
Speaker 1: important decisions about our lives. Warren who he is military,
Speaker 1: and he's got no and is not a scandal?
Speaker 2: Am I am? I wrong?
Speaker 11: But it does beg the question like who is actually
Speaker 11: running the country?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: Staff talk, would you.
Speaker 14: Have done something differently than President Biden during the past
Speaker 14: four years?
Speaker 19: There is not a thing that comes to mind in
Speaker 19: terms of and I've been believable. And what is her
Speaker 19: incentive to not throw by? I mean, right now, I
Speaker 19: gotta throw a hell marriage. You got to say, Look,
Speaker 19: here's the deal. I was trapped behind a guy who
Speaker 19: is mentally impaired. There's a million things I wanted to do.
Speaker 11: I wanted in his office every single morning and said,
Speaker 11: when you do this on the border, we know this,
Speaker 11: on the economy, we knew this about gas prices, and
Speaker 11: he never did.
Speaker 5: Any of it.
Speaker 2: No, not her, she can't but her mind doesn't operate.
Speaker 5: But why wouldn't you do that? What do you have
Speaker 5: to lose that?
Speaker 8: You're stupid? You're stupid, Seger? Are you stupid? Are you
Speaker 8: tapping interw You can't.
Speaker 5: Even get the interviews that are layups? Right? She can't
Speaker 5: get her thoughts coached properly to say the right thing.
Speaker 11: She's she's still given the I grew up in a
Speaker 11: middle class family. I think she was just ridiculed for that.
Speaker 11: She still does it because she just can't be the programmed.
Speaker 2: How do you do that? You can win the president?
Speaker 2: Hospital play the game?
Speaker 8: Well, they had the microphones around her when she was
Speaker 8: drinking beer with the Michigan governor and she said, well,
Speaker 8: I've had it.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna lose. I'm gonna lose.
Speaker 1: Oh, we got microphone here. And then then she dropped
Speaker 1: the F bomb a couple of times.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 5: I don't see that one.
Speaker 1: I got to excheck that out really sitting up. You know,
Speaker 1: women use the F bomb now more than men. Have
Speaker 1: you noticed this? Women have a foul mouth. Foul mouth,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. Yes, women just men to
Speaker 1: save the country.
Speaker 2: That's right. We need men.
Speaker 1: We need harry as men is what we need, Lots
Speaker 1: of them and more. Counselors would sayt X segment.
Speaker 5: Please just talk about that.
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Speaker 8: dot com. Baseball Tonight, Willy Game five of the World Series.
Speaker 8: This is it Dodgers up three games to one over
Speaker 8: the Yanks' who do you like?
Speaker 2: Tonight?
Speaker 11: Rock I about the Yankees fan prying the ball out
Speaker 11: of the glove of Who's that a movie?
Speaker 1: At that spooky right fielder, and he kind of justified it, saying,
Speaker 1: we knew it was gonna happen. Tell that story segment.
Speaker 1: He gave interviews on this, and he said, we planned
Speaker 1: for this.
Speaker 5: This is my wall. I patrol this wall.
Speaker 8: Well, it were they were going to let him into
Speaker 8: the game, and then Major League Baseball got a hold
Speaker 8: of them. These two clowns are now banned from the
Speaker 8: night and they're probably banned for life as Yankees.
Speaker 1: The worst part was prying open the glove of Mookie
Speaker 1: Bets to get the ball.
Speaker 8: Fan in the front row was Austin capu Bianco. He's
Speaker 8: supporting Kamala Harris by the way he grabbed Bets's glove
Speaker 8: with both hands and pulled the ball out. His friend
Speaker 8: John Peter then grabbed Bets his non glove hand. So
Speaker 8: Bets is like hanging off the off the off the
Speaker 8: outfield wall and uh the big big Austin said he
Speaker 8: knew he was in trouble, but he chose to grab
Speaker 8: and get the ball out of Bets's glove. Nonetheless, he
Speaker 8: says that he and his friend John Peter often discuss
Speaker 8: this exact scenario.
Speaker 5: They've been waiting on this.
Speaker 8: If a foul ball comes their way, they're gonna do
Speaker 8: whatever they can to help their team.
Speaker 11: I mean, it was it was a perfect like in
Speaker 11: a football term, like when the first defender wraps the
Speaker 11: guy up and the second guy comes in the ball loose.
Speaker 11: That's exactly what it looked like, right the.
Speaker 5: Thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: I like Steve Bartman, or how about the teenage boy
Speaker 1: that reached over the fence and gave Derek g To
Speaker 1: a home run in the in the in the World
Speaker 1: Series of twenty oh three. And that kid's a hero
Speaker 1: right now because he reached over and they gave the
Speaker 1: home run when they shouldn't have done it. So I
Speaker 1: don't know, I think they're all Kamala Harris support and
Speaker 1: seg related to me, he sees how somebody could vote
Speaker 1: for Tim Walltz. That's your kind of guy, right, It's like.
Speaker 5: You're ready your mind and I'm a knucklehead at times.
Speaker 8: Thank you at times when Orlando Brown and t Higgins
Speaker 8: oh Man practicing.
Speaker 20: Today coach soccer FC Cincinnati's Luca Orlano, who has won
Speaker 20: the MLS Goal of the Year for his stunning long
Speaker 20: range free kick goal of seventy eight yards that went
Speaker 20: over the goalkeepers ahead and against c F Montreal in.
Speaker 2: August like a Paul O'Neal first pitch, just zero.
Speaker 5: Office on Are you kidding me? Look over?
Speaker 4: Shut up?
Speaker 13: Looks up?
Speaker 5: That strikes the ball.
Speaker 2: That's how far was it? Seventy eight yards? The yards?
Speaker 2: And they get you know what they got to get
Speaker 2: this guy for instead of money Mac ten for eighteen
Speaker 2: rock playing well. Either money Max says he's killing you
Speaker 2: blame Do you blame the front office or do you
Speaker 2: blame Zach Taylor? So I could argue that.
Speaker 11: Zach Taylor's job to assemble the ingredients to cook the meal.
Speaker 1: Yeah he doesn't, but you want money Mac. Before he
Speaker 1: started missing all these field goals, he was pretty good.
Speaker 2: Would you agree?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: And then yes? See I said something for Fred before
Speaker 2: he's started missing these field goals.
Speaker 6: Mon, he was.
Speaker 5: So he is, let me get so.
Speaker 11: When he was making his field goals, he was good.
Speaker 11: Right now he's not making his field goals.
Speaker 5: He's not good.
Speaker 2: Good. Point that down, write that down. Maybe he needs
Speaker 2: counseling in Saint X. I'm not supposed to talk about that.
Speaker 2: You've been instructed to not talk about that. Can't help
Speaker 2: myself better tap out. I got her picture recently. I
Speaker 2: can't help myself.
Speaker 11: So anyway, did you see the poly market? Trump up
Speaker 11: sixty seven to thirty three?
Speaker 2: Are you betting?
Speaker 4: Rock?
Speaker 2: Can you legally bet that? I can draft gangs?
Speaker 4: I know?
Speaker 2: Is that them?
Speaker 5: I don't know if you can do it there, but
Speaker 5: I know you can.
Speaker 2: How do you bet it? Polly?
Speaker 1: I'm sure you can do some of those terms. Polyamorous,
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. Not that kind of assist gender. What's
Speaker 1: the cist gender? I'm knowing this is that? Are you
Speaker 1: a cist gender? Are you polyamorous? I have no idea.
Speaker 1: Let me look, let me look Sega's assists. You're a sissy,
Speaker 1: names said you're a sissy segasist. Alright, Rocks, the Bowers
Speaker 1: sent your back, miss talk about finding four hundred murderers,
Speaker 1: cold case all that stuff.
Speaker 11: Yeah, when she's got the experience, you can come on
Speaker 11: and talk about it. We got Julie Balki a four
Speaker 11: o'clock and you're coming on at five o'clock.
Speaker 1: I'll be done with golf, me and Tony Tolusi it.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play nine hole for twenty dollars winner take all.
Speaker 1: Is the first lady back into trice ysh She came back,
Speaker 1: picked her up at the airport. Well, that's why I'm
Speaker 1: dressed so nice and my eating habits.
Speaker 2: Or does she know that?
Speaker 8: Well, last night Denise and I went and had a
Speaker 8: frish as baked boy Joy.
Speaker 2: On Route four.
Speaker 5: Better get it in while you can, should buy it.
Speaker 2: They closed, They closed four or five more today.
Speaker 1: Talk to Jillie Balki about the frishes on Plainfield Road,
Speaker 1: my favorite.
Speaker 2: I think you went done.
Speaker 1: Got a text her from Tricia McKie kicking it with
Speaker 1: Ken Man. She's it's confirmed, Ken, We'll be kicking it
Speaker 1: with you and seg on the student's report Friday. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so kicking it with Ken from Fox nineteen will be here.
Speaker 1: Maybe Trician McKie will come too. But at least kicking
Speaker 1: it with Ken. Guy's hilarious. That's funny. It's a funny man.
Speaker 1: He's a funny man. With Ken, is Trician McKie coming,
Speaker 1: I don't know, check it out. I'll call her up.
Speaker 1: I did call her.
Speaker 2: Anyway. What's what else? That's it.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 2: But we're done.
Speaker 1: Du in and But according to Joe Burrow, seven of
Speaker 1: the next nine or if the Bengals can win Sunday,
Speaker 1: then beat Baltimore a week from Thursday, then take a break. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll make a bet. How about a hot fudge cake
Speaker 1: from Frishes and Blue Ash. I'm gonna tell Paul Look
Speaker 1: to get there soon to bring in the super Big
Speaker 1: Boy like you can't beat Tomorrow but Friday?
Speaker 8: Are they gonna put the statue of the Big Boy
Speaker 8: in the American Signed Museum down there as a as
Speaker 8: a reminder.
Speaker 11: Of an iconic restaurant.
Speaker 5: I saved it.
Speaker 8: You know, there was somebody in this room years ago,
Speaker 8: rock that saved the Big Boy, just saying could he
Speaker 8: and would.
Speaker 2: He do it again? No? I've had it up to
Speaker 2: here with the restaurant business right up to it's passed
Speaker 2: my eyebrow.
Speaker 5: You have the experience.
Speaker 11: I could big on your magic man, Justice Joe, just
Speaker 11: as Joe.
Speaker 1: And uh John Megan Shanahan, get him all in here.
Speaker 1: The guy from Sintoss, John Barrett's got all the money,
Speaker 1: did John? You and John Barrett buy them all and
Speaker 1: get him frishes.
Speaker 8: Big boy, get them all greatness, Tony Rose Yellow, what
Speaker 8: do you get to get rid of Cooper's hawk?
Speaker 1: Get him out of there? Get up fishes? Would not
Speaker 1: they closed in Green Township? To imagine, I don't know.
Speaker 5: There's one opening up Cooper's talking ashes.
Speaker 8: I'm not anything more better than a super big boy
Speaker 8: well done onion rings and.
Speaker 2: Then throwing a hot fodge what I had last night exactly,
Speaker 2: I may have to eat it today in celebration of
Speaker 2: my years.
Speaker 8: You're gonna take the first lady there like you did
Speaker 8: in nineteen seventy five, the speaker at the main liner
Speaker 8: in fairfaxt You kidding me?
Speaker 2: Didn't get better than that.
Speaker 1: Skating around, you know, delivering your big boy, And I said, honey,
Speaker 1: I got my own big boy.
Speaker 8: What happened after the meal than the onion rings. Can't say,
Speaker 8: can't say, y wellis is on the Big Show today?
Speaker 2: You have no idea?
Speaker 1: That's Julie balk about investing. I'm gonna call John Barrett
Speaker 1: and the farmers Scott Farmer about investing in Big Boy.
Speaker 2: What about that? Yeah? Yeah, save for the good of
Speaker 2: the Try State. Yes, it was a hundred million dollars years,
Speaker 2: so much deal? All right, rocky, thank you.
Speaker 5: WNA loses millions of dollars every year.
Speaker 2: They're still how about this?
Speaker 8: Forbes said, after this great season they had, the WNBA
Speaker 8: lost forty million.
Speaker 5: Dollars and the players are going to strike.
Speaker 2: They need more money.
Speaker 11: Have you ever heard of player striking after a failed season?
Speaker 11: Usually it's like, okay, hey, we we brought you a
Speaker 11: lot of money. Where did we deserve to be? They
Speaker 11: lost money and they're going to strike.
Speaker 1: The last ten years, that's possible, the NBA has lost
Speaker 1: a half a billion dollars on the w NBA. It's
Speaker 1: not like money, five hundred real money. And now the
Speaker 1: players say we need more. Huh, get me out.
Speaker 2: Walk the walk, the strikers line or the picket line.
Speaker 1: I think she may be playing in Europe segment. Get
Speaker 1: me out of the Stage report, please as we about
Speaker 1: about all the issues, including your support of Anthony Richards
Speaker 1: and yours and your opposition.
Speaker 11: Without recognizing the beatdown and Notre Dame put on Navy
Speaker 11: is a role to the college football playoff.
Speaker 5: Yes, I said it.
Speaker 2: You might be right after losing to Northern Illinois the Huskies.
Speaker 11: Right, that was in the past. We're focused on the future.
Speaker 11: Got Florida State this week. We're terrible. Sounds like Kamala
Speaker 11: the Army.
Speaker 5: In two or three weeks they may.
Speaker 8: Score one hundred points against Florida State as they stink
Speaker 8: Florida State.
Speaker 1: So you got a new new path forward, is what
Speaker 1: you're saying. New Pantheramala Harris, Yes, segment, give me out
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