Speaker 1: Your chance to win a thousand dollars entered this nationwide
Speaker 1: keyword on our website, Bills.
Speaker 2: That's Bills.
Speaker 3: Enter it now.
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham, the Great American, Welcome this Wednesday afternoon the
Speaker 4: Tri State. Great weather here, but terrible weather in Southwest
Speaker 4: Florida and more. And you've heard all the weather reports.
Speaker 4: I'm obsessing over it because of the greatness of iHeartMedia
Speaker 4: and Tony Bender. They've built out for me a wonderful
Speaker 4: studio in Southwest Florida, so I can do a few
Speaker 4: shows from down there, especially on Sunday night. But nonetheless,
Speaker 4: there's a panic mode going on because there's some fatigue
Speaker 4: setting and I'm ready to panic. Bill ver Dunk is
Speaker 4: one of the top one or two real estate agents
Speaker 4: and call your county also Lee County. He's headquartered right
Speaker 4: there in Naples, Florida. Bill ver Dunk, Welcome again to
Speaker 4: the Bill Cunningham Show. I know your wife is deep
Speaker 4: connections to the Tri State, coming from northern Kentucky. But
Speaker 4: can you tell the American people this Wednesday afternoon, what's
Speaker 4: happening now in Naples, Florida. What's happening in Lee County,
Speaker 4: What's happening in Sarasota, what's happening on cedar Key, what's
Speaker 4: happening everywhere in southwest Florida?
Speaker 5: Give us a full report.
Speaker 3: Full report. Is everyone's been prepping for this since Sunday.
Speaker 3: There's been more prep than I've ever seen for hurricane.
Speaker 3: People are stand bag hurricane shuttered, they are moving furniture,
Speaker 3: they're putting everything on blocks. There's been a lot of
Speaker 3: prep for this storm. So it could be a big one.
Speaker 3: And you know, nobody's taking anything lately here right now.
Speaker 4: As far as what happened with Helene, there was a
Speaker 4: little bit of an effect, but I watched Fox New, CNN,
Speaker 4: the weather channels. People are going nuts. There's entire communities
Speaker 4: in the Sarasota area, cedar Key wiped out completely, and
Speaker 4: now here two three weeks later, a similar events taking
Speaker 4: place that might be worse. Is there a sense of
Speaker 4: hurricane fatigue happening in southwest Florida?
Speaker 3: You know, it's the price of paradise down here. If
Speaker 3: you're going to be down here. Hurricane have been happening
Speaker 3: for thousands of years. I mean, you're not stopping them.
Speaker 3: They're gonna keep coming. You know, if you live on
Speaker 3: the water and you be prepared and prepared and you're
Speaker 3: in a flood zone. I mean, I have customers calling me, Hey,
Speaker 3: if we get through this, I'm going to think about
Speaker 3: selling and moving a little bit inland, you know. But
Speaker 3: other people are going to move right back on the
Speaker 3: water because people like being on the coast, they like
Speaker 3: being at the beach, and you know, as soon as
Speaker 3: it gets cooled up north, they're coming back down.
Speaker 4: As far as you're you have deep connections to the
Speaker 4: Try stay through your wife and things of that character.
Speaker 4: And tell the American people you live on a little
Speaker 4: tributary called the Gordon River, very close to Bears Paul.
Speaker 4: In fact, it's on the border. And the last time
Speaker 4: you had some flooding happening with Ian. Explain what happened
Speaker 4: with Ian, how it relates to Milton.
Speaker 3: Well Ian and Milton looked very very similar. It's coming
Speaker 3: in on a track north of here, and it's the backside,
Speaker 3: the dirty side of the storm that creates the surge
Speaker 3: and the river. I tell you what. Right now, the
Speaker 3: real news is it has been raining here for three
Speaker 3: days straight. Everything is super saturated, most saturated I've ever
Speaker 3: seen it. What happens is when the tide comes in
Speaker 3: and pushes against that river, it creates the flooding pushing outward.
Speaker 3: I mean that tributary drains about one hundred miles inland.
Speaker 3: I mean it goes all over the place and drain
Speaker 3: thousands of new communities, and it just it creates a
Speaker 3: lot of back pressure, goes into Naples Bay and then
Speaker 3: pushes out. The same thing happens in Lee County on
Speaker 3: the Clusahachie, and that's even a bigger river. And you
Speaker 3: know that's what happens to the storm starts come in,
Speaker 3: the rivers push outward, and there's there's so much standing
Speaker 3: water right now pre hurricane. Have never seen this much water,
Speaker 3: and since I've been down here for the last twenty
Speaker 3: two years.
Speaker 5: So let's focus on that.
Speaker 4: I watched CNN this morning and they had the reporter
Speaker 4: standing in and around Fifth Avenue the man dragged there
Speaker 4: in which there about ankle deep in water as we speak,
Speaker 4: because of the eight inches of rain that has fallen
Speaker 4: the past three days.
Speaker 5: Has that can you recall.
Speaker 4: Whether it was Ian or whether it was Helene, that
Speaker 4: you had large standing water in Naples and in Collier
Speaker 4: County before the hurricane came.
Speaker 3: Never had this much standing water before the hurricane. I
Speaker 3: mean it has been raining for days straight. There is
Speaker 3: They were coming down my street yesterday with the pump
Speaker 3: truck trying to pump out the ditch it to keep
Speaker 3: the sewers flowing. I mean, there there is more never
Speaker 3: I've never seen that before. There's there is more standing water.
Speaker 3: I mean there's a lot of water coming down those
Speaker 3: rivers against the storm sert. So I mean that's the
Speaker 3: big question. Is it's going to push out And if
Speaker 3: this thing hits at high tide, which is about four
Speaker 3: oh seven in the morning, it's supposed to be two
Speaker 3: point at eight seven feet above mean low tide. When
Speaker 3: it's hitting, it's the backside that brings the storm, and
Speaker 3: when it first hits it typically pushes water out. But
Speaker 3: the way this is looking, it's going to push water
Speaker 3: out up in Tampa and Sarasota, and then it's gonna
Speaker 3: come in coming afterward. And it's that I'm shore. When
Speaker 3: that pushes the water out, it's going to fight the
Speaker 3: rivers and I'm expecting I'm expecting a major storm.
Speaker 4: Serve and Bill Verdonk to High Titus four oh seven am.
Speaker 4: What time will this morning or tonight? I guess tonight
Speaker 4: early morning. Ours is the major impact of Milton, say
Speaker 4: in Lee County, then in Sarasota County. I have many
Speaker 4: friends in Sarasota that have homes there. And one of
Speaker 4: the guys that got a hold of his insurance carrier
Speaker 4: and the insurance expired on his home on October the first,
Speaker 4: and they're not writing new insurance in the state of Florida.
Speaker 4: Like a good neighbor, State Farm is not there. And
Speaker 4: State Farm said, we're not writing any new policies.
Speaker 5: Have you seen that?
Speaker 4: Go see of your experiences in real estate and insurance
Speaker 4: companies and now leaving Florida.
Speaker 3: Well, we've had a lot of companies lee Florida, and
Speaker 3: we've had a lot of new companies move into Florida.
Speaker 3: And so what happened is just called a hurricane in
Speaker 3: a box. Whenever there's a name storm in a box.
Speaker 3: They stopped writing new insurance. Best advice is never let
Speaker 3: your insurance expire when there's a hurricane coming. Keep your kid.
Speaker 3: They have to renew you, but do not let it expire.
Speaker 3: All my real estate contracts have a they have a
Speaker 3: clause in them which was put in during these storms,
Speaker 3: so they can't force people to close on a damaged
Speaker 3: house or without insurance that you have seven more days
Speaker 3: after insurance and stated to close on a house. So
Speaker 3: I mean, you know if he let his insurance go
Speaker 3: or wasn't able to get it. I mean, we had
Speaker 3: this happened last We had this happened last week with
Speaker 3: Ali and they stopped writing insurance. They opened insurance up
Speaker 3: on Monday and Kylier in Lee County and they closed it.
Speaker 3: They closed it up on Friday, so there was a
Speaker 3: window to write.
Speaker 4: You got five days to ensure your million dollar property. Unbelievable, unbelievable. Hey,
Speaker 4: what about emergency. There's been an emergency declared in Lee County,
Speaker 4: Sarasota and also Charlotte and also Naples, and you're physically present.
Speaker 4: Can you explain why there's an emergency being declared yet
Speaker 4: you're still.
Speaker 3: Present right now? There's a tornado warning came in right
Speaker 3: before you called me, So that's the tonado. There's tornado
Speaker 3: setting down, there's wind. I mean, this storm, this storm
Speaker 3: is actually starting. And the crazy thing is it doesn't
Speaker 3: look any different in the last three days as it's
Speaker 3: been pouring here.
Speaker 4: As far as the status, as far as leaving, what
Speaker 4: happens if you declare a state of emergency. I know
Speaker 4: there's thousands and thousands of men and women not leaving,
Speaker 4: including Mugs. I love Mugs and Tony from Soprano from
Speaker 4: New Jersey. Those guys aren't leaving. You're not leaving. What
Speaker 4: happens if you have a crisis?
Speaker 5: Number one? Why aren't you leaving?
Speaker 3: Well, my house is eight feet above sea level approximately,
Speaker 3: and I'd rather it's a concrete block house that storm shutters.
Speaker 3: I got a boat on the side of the house.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm fifty years old. I can walk out
Speaker 3: of there if I need to. I've got a boat
Speaker 3: on the side of the house. I can drive out
Speaker 3: of there if I need to. It's right to the house.
Speaker 3: And I'm not leaving because I don't want to go.
Speaker 3: I'd rather fight the water. I flood dams. I'll spray
Speaker 3: phone my doors closed. You know, it's to stop the water.
Speaker 3: You know. I don't want to do that until I
Speaker 3: have to, and so you know, you know, and quite frankly,
Speaker 3: I like riding the storm out. I mean, I find
Speaker 3: it interesting. The state of emergency means if you're in
Speaker 3: that area. They will not come and help you until
Speaker 3: the storm is over. They put a ban on when
Speaker 3: the wind hits fifty miles an hour, they won't dispatch
Speaker 3: the emergency vehicles and they won't help you. It means
Speaker 3: you are on your own, and so they you know,
Speaker 3: it's funny the news changes. They tell you you don't
Speaker 3: have to leave. They said, at this point, you're staying,
Speaker 3: and they start issuing an entirely new set of news.
Speaker 3: It's actually very very interesting. It goes from we know,
Speaker 3: it goes from get out of here to we know
Speaker 3: you're not leaving, and this is what you should do.
Speaker 3: And you know, hopefully you got some good neighbors and
Speaker 3: a team. But if you're older, if you have health problems,
Speaker 3: if you have issues, you should not be here.
Speaker 4: Well, I have a call coming up later with Mayor
Speaker 4: Dan Allers, who's the mayor of Fort Myers Beach, and
Speaker 4: I talked to him yesterday and the mayor told me, well,
Speaker 4: you know, Ian was terrible. We had a five or
Speaker 4: six foot storm surge went over the top of Santa Bell,
Speaker 4: went over the top of my community of Fort Myers Beach,
Speaker 4: and so we started to rebuild it took us two years,
Speaker 4: and then two weeks ago we had Helene had two
Speaker 4: to three feet of storm surge over the top of
Speaker 4: Fort Myers Beach, over the top of the Keys, over
Speaker 4: the top of Santa Belle. He said, now we're anticipating
Speaker 4: an eight to twelve foot surge over the top of
Speaker 4: Fort Myers Beach. Would you buy real estate on Fort
Speaker 4: Myers Beach?
Speaker 3: You know I would buy. You know, Fort Myers Beach
Speaker 3: is top, you know if you're in. But I have
Speaker 3: to tell you, Southwest Florida preparing for this for a
Speaker 3: long time. Most of the damage you see is an
Speaker 3: older building, you know. The new buildings, they're building them like.
Speaker 3: They're building them like piers. They're driving pilings and we're
Speaker 3: in concrete straight to the limestone. They're putting all the
Speaker 3: utilities on the roof. Like I think that every building
Speaker 3: in Fort Myers Beach, if you're gonna buy one, you're
Speaker 3: looking for a building that you know, you're fifteen feet high,
Speaker 3: you're twenty feet high, and newer construction that can handle
Speaker 3: this stuff. And most of the newer buildings were just fine.
Speaker 3: The older ones, the stuff lower, it's you know, it's
Speaker 3: they're not built for this, So I mean you're looking
Speaker 3: for newer construction that can handle the storm.
Speaker 4: Now I have friends like Tony Bender's got multi million
Speaker 4: dollar condos kind of on the beach, which is of course,
Speaker 4: west of US forty one, and they're on the beach.
Speaker 4: You're about a quarter of a mile from the beach.
Speaker 4: He's on the ninth or tenth floor of a multi
Speaker 4: million dollar condo project, looking left and right. Been there
Speaker 4: about ten years. It's all great. If you're a quarter
Speaker 4: of a mile from the ocean, come tonight or tomorrow,
Speaker 4: and and Fort Myers or in Naples, what are you
Speaker 4: looking at.
Speaker 3: You're gonna be on an island. You're gonna see the
Speaker 3: water surround you and you can't go anywhere. So you
Speaker 3: are stuck. I mean, nobody's coming to you and you
Speaker 3: can't go anywhere. It's a scary feeling when when the
Speaker 3: when the water surrounds you, because now you are stuck
Speaker 3: in the building. Typically in a building like that, they're
Speaker 3: going to bring the elevators up. They're going to shut
Speaker 3: the power down to the elevators. I mean, if you're
Speaker 3: on the tenth floor and you need to come down,
Speaker 3: you got to walk down eleven flight of stairs. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's a scary situation.
Speaker 4: And in the dark, and it's hot right right now,
Speaker 4: the temperates are in Naples is about eighty degrees and
Speaker 4: it's hot, and there's no electricity once that happens.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's what I'm saying. If you can't handle
Speaker 3: no electricity, if you have a medical problem, if you
Speaker 3: need to plug something in, you're in a bad spot.
Speaker 4: How long is there a sense that that the condos
Speaker 4: on the beach is going to be days before electricity?
Speaker 4: How bad will it be? Tony Bender's got a big
Speaker 4: investment there and that it's called the Provence. He's got
Speaker 4: a major investment about seven floors up. How long will
Speaker 4: it be?
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what, Governor of the Santas, the counties here,
Speaker 3: they do a fantastic job with the power. I've never
Speaker 3: seen power out for more than four or five days
Speaker 3: down here, and typically forty eight hours, you know, typically
Speaker 3: forty eight hours. So, and that's when the tough part
Speaker 3: comes in because now after the hurricane, the temperature goes
Speaker 3: back up to eighty five degrees and if you don't
Speaker 3: have air conditioning and you can't handle that, it's a
Speaker 3: tough one.
Speaker 4: What do you do with the alligators, the snakes, and
Speaker 4: the critters, Because when the water rises from the bays
Speaker 4: filled with alligators. I know some people like to wrestle them.
Speaker 4: I'm not one of them. Do you have to concern
Speaker 4: yourself with snakes, bugs, and alligats?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, and oh there's one point two million alligators
Speaker 3: in the state of Florida. I mean they are everywhere, so,
Speaker 3: I mean when the water comes up, they're swimming around.
Speaker 3: The hurricane's not going to hurt them. They are built
Speaker 3: for this. They can go under the water, they can breathe,
Speaker 3: and they What happens is when their environment gets flooded,
Speaker 3: they're moving around. They're going everywhere. So you got to
Speaker 3: be careful from the snakes and alligators.
Speaker 4: Well they're looking for lunch too, kind of like cats
Speaker 4: and dogs in Springfield, Ohio. You got to be careful.
Speaker 4: So you're not going to walk out and uh and
Speaker 4: knee deep water. You're not going to be walking around
Speaker 4: out of your palatial estate there on the Gordon River
Speaker 4: in Naples when this happens.
Speaker 5: You're not going to walk around, are you?
Speaker 3: I mean I walk around because you know, I've you know,
Speaker 3: I've I've been out in the Everglades for years. You
Speaker 3: know the but you know I don't recommend it, but
Speaker 3: I will for sure be walking around.
Speaker 5: Well this is unbelievable.
Speaker 4: But I'll say this, Bill Verdonka real estate agent, and
Speaker 4: call your county. I've said this to Tony Bender and others.
Speaker 4: It's time to panic. Does panic helpital I feel I'm
Speaker 4: in panic mode.
Speaker 3: I think you need to be you know, when stuff
Speaker 3: gets crazy, you got to be calm, and you need
Speaker 3: to make smart decisions. I can't, I can't trouble.
Speaker 6: I can't, I can't, I can't well.
Speaker 3: At the end of the day, you just you got
Speaker 3: to keep on trucking. And if you're gonna stay, you
Speaker 3: gotta ride this out. If you're if you're not gonna stay,
Speaker 3: it is. And if you're worried or any issues or
Speaker 3: the authorities. If you're in a velocity zone, if you're
Speaker 3: right on the beach, there's just something called the eighty
Speaker 3: flood zone. If you're in that velocity zone, I think
Speaker 3: you should evacuate. The shelters open everywhere. You know you're
Speaker 3: better off in your car in lens. You know you
Speaker 3: don't need to be right where that is hitting where
Speaker 3: we are up the Gordon River, we're in Zone B.
Speaker 3: That so that's and so that that's a little bit
Speaker 3: safer Zone A and the velocit zone. I mean, that's
Speaker 3: the trouble factor right now. They're evacuating A and B.
Speaker 3: And just like I said, any problems, they're not coming
Speaker 3: to help you.
Speaker 5: Bill Verdunk, you're on your own. See what happens.
Speaker 4: Watch out for the alligators, watch out for the snakes
Speaker 4: and the bugs.
Speaker 5: All hell is going to break loose.
Speaker 4: And with your permission, I may check in with you
Speaker 4: tomorrow to see what other crises have happened. But just
Speaker 4: keep an eye on the golf course. Make sure the
Speaker 4: golf course cart path only for a few days, is
Speaker 4: that correct?
Speaker 5: Cart path only?
Speaker 3: Car path car path only. Bear's ball recovers, Well, they're
Speaker 3: going to get the some men there, they're going to
Speaker 3: get the degree and the grass green after the storm
Speaker 3: at their course, rolling in about a week after the
Speaker 3: last after the last time it flooded.
Speaker 5: Car path only, car path only, all.
Speaker 4: Right, death only, All right, Bill Verdunk, say hi to
Speaker 4: your wife for me. You're a great American. With your permission,
Speaker 4: all checking with you tomorrow if we can. If you're
Speaker 4: still alive, do you fear death? Do you fear death?
Speaker 5: Tonight?
Speaker 3: I'm a little nervous. Quite Frankly, I'm a little nervous.
Speaker 3: The anxiety is setting in, but man, I'm gonna fight it.
Speaker 4: Good Bill Verdunk of the Verdunk Report, Thank you well.
Speaker 4: Checking with you tomorrow. If you're still alive, Thank you,
Speaker 4: Thank you, sir, Thank you, Bill Verdunk. Real estate agent
Speaker 4: Tony Bender's multi million dollar condo overlooking the ocean might
Speaker 4: be he might be in trouble. In darkness, up and down,
Speaker 4: no light, no refrigerator, no electricity, alligators and snakes and
Speaker 4: bugs everywhere.
Speaker 5: Good luck.
Speaker 4: We continue coming up later, We've scheduled an interview with
Speaker 4: the mayor of Fort Myers Beach, Dan Allers. We'll see
Speaker 4: what happens later on on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, in the enchanted forest, Eddie and Rocky are dressed
Speaker 2: in tights with bows and arrows over their shoulders.
Speaker 5: So we met up with this guy named Robin Hood.
Speaker 5: Seems pretty cool, so we agreed to join us.
Speaker 2: Mary Millos, what about your radio show Millions count on
Speaker 2: you two for an afternoon of laughs.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but Robin's all about helping the working man.
Speaker 2: He gives them money by stealing it. That's why the
Speaker 2: Sheriff of Nottingham has a price on his head and
Speaker 2: anyone who helps him.
Speaker 5: You know, I got to say, these tights are kind
Speaker 5: of itchy, yeah, and smelling. Screw this, Eddie and Rocky.
Speaker 5: This afternoon at three on seven hundred ww Bengals hands.
Speaker 3: When you line up Chevy's family of SUVs, you get
Speaker 3: the ultimate victory.
Speaker 5: Formation of victory.
Speaker 4: By Philly Cunning again the great American. And it's good
Speaker 4: to hear from Villefort Dunk of for Dunk report what's
Speaker 4: happening in southwest Florida. We're going to put a call
Speaker 4: later on about two o'clock to the mayor of Fort
Speaker 4: Myer's speech. The mayor Dan Allers, I hit him on
Speaker 4: about two years ago, and he listens to me nightly
Speaker 4: when I'm on Sunday nights on Premier in Fox Radio,
Speaker 4: and so he's a listener and he said, like, I'll
Speaker 4: take your call, which we're going to talk to the
Speaker 4: mayor of Fort Myers Beach which it may be subjected
Speaker 4: to a ten to fifteen foot surge, which would once
Speaker 4: again develop the island coming up later also as an
Speaker 4: expert on what's being taught to your kids in grade
Speaker 4: school in high school. By the time you show up
Speaker 4: at college, like at Columbia or Ohio State or U
Speaker 4: See or whatever it might be, you've generally had been
Speaker 4: so indoctrinated with the status of this country that you
Speaker 4: don't recognize reality. You're being taught by the radical left
Speaker 4: teachers of the teachers' unions and elsewhere that America is
Speaker 4: divided between the oppressed and the oppressors. That somehow the
Speaker 4: Jews are oppressed only in Israel, but in America the
Speaker 4: Jews are the oppressors because Jews are predominantly white skin,
Speaker 4: although about one third do not, the educational establishment inside
Speaker 4: of Americans considers them they choose to be oppressers somehow,
Speaker 4: and that if you're straight, male, Christian, married, my God,
Speaker 4: are you an oppresser irrespective of your own status in life.
Speaker 4: And that's what's being taught. You know, These college kids
Speaker 4: don't show up at Columbia or Harvard or Ohio State
Speaker 4: were free and open minds, ready to thirst for knowledge. No, No,
Speaker 4: they're already been indoctrinated about what's wrong with this country? Sexist, racist, homophobes,
Speaker 4: you know, the fifteen nineteen project. They're being taught things
Speaker 4: about a country fundamentally untrue. So by the time the
Speaker 4: college kids show up, they may go in with a
Speaker 4: skirt and a sweater on, they come out with hooked
Speaker 4: noses and wearing men's clothing, and the orientation then is complete,
Speaker 4: and they march into the world. They take over with
Speaker 4: those viewpoints. They hate the country, which is why those
Speaker 4: who volunteer for the military is way down. Those who
Speaker 4: volunteer to become a police officer's way down. Those who
Speaker 4: want to be firefighters, corrections officers, highway ConTroll Kentucky, Indiana,
Speaker 4: Ohio way down. It's hard to find people. Number one,
Speaker 4: I want to work and number two want to join
Speaker 4: law enforcement. Every cop has been brandished with the sins
Speaker 4: and crimes of George Floyd, and therefore it's difficult to operate.
Speaker 4: And so the Palestinians are the oppressed and the Jews
Speaker 4: of the oppressors, irrespective of facts. And so my guest
Speaker 4: after one o'clock addresses that issue that after two o'clock
Speaker 4: will be will be Mayor Dan Allers of Fort Myers beach.
Speaker 4: According to the Weather Channel, there's going to be a
Speaker 4: ten to fifteen foot storm search over the top of
Speaker 4: Santa Bell, Fort Myers Beach, et cetera, and that's going
Speaker 4: to be a problem. Before we talk briefly about Kamala
Speaker 4: Harrison and what she's pulling on you, you might recall
Speaker 4: a day or two ago ahead on Secretary of State
Speaker 4: of Ohio, Frank LaRose, Frank Lerosa, and he briefly read
Speaker 4: the opening sentence of State Issue one, which is so
Speaker 4: called the jerrymanderin Prohibition that we're going to. We voted all.
Speaker 4: I voted already. I got my ballot in the mail.
Speaker 4: Of course, I voted no on State Issue one, and
Speaker 4: you should too. But you might recall that many of
Speaker 4: us decide what to do based upon a commercial. If
Speaker 4: you watch a political ad, a political commercial, and you
Speaker 4: base your ballot upon that, you're stupid, You're ignorant. You
Speaker 4: have no clue what's going on. One of the things
Speaker 4: that frost me is when I go to vote anymore,
Speaker 4: I vote Absentiel used to vote a lot in person
Speaker 4: because I like going to the ladies and giving them
Speaker 4: some donuts.
Speaker 5: But that's a different matter. Saint Paul's Church there in Madeira.
Speaker 4: Nonetheless, he made the point that he wanted to read
Speaker 4: the first sentence of what you're voting for or against,
Speaker 4: and I said, well, that's somewhat important. If you watch
Speaker 4: the commercials, you would think that state issue won in
Speaker 4: the state of Ohio is about returning power to the people,
Speaker 4: that somehow those nasty politicians, Democrats and Republicans are doing
Speaker 4: things against your interest, and that status shoe one will
Speaker 4: return power to the people. If you base your vote
Speaker 4: upon commercials, you're stupid and you shouldn't vote. It is
Speaker 4: the job of you as an American to become informed
Speaker 4: on the issues and to cast a ballot. You don't vote.
Speaker 4: You become informed as to the issues and the personalities,
Speaker 4: not based upon television commercials, not even radio commercials, which
Speaker 4: are great, by the way, but rather based upon your
Speaker 4: own personal research into the issue. Because if you let
Speaker 4: someone spend a few million dollars and convince you up
Speaker 4: is down and down is up and you should vote
Speaker 4: this way or should vote that way, then you're stupid.
Speaker 4: I mean, you're real stupid, and you shouldn't vote at all. However,
Speaker 4: status shoe one is called the jerrymandering Amendment to the
Speaker 4: Ohio Constitution. So I said, okay, I'm gonna actually about
Speaker 4: what I preach. I'm going to read it now. The
Speaker 4: whole provision is hundreds of pages, but they've encapsulated it
Speaker 4: down to something in the range of one thousand words
Speaker 4: on the ballot. By the way, we have voted on
Speaker 4: similar things in two other state elections in twenty fifteen
Speaker 4: and twenty eighteen, were already voted to get rid of,
Speaker 4: shall I say, jander man jerry mandering. So I said, okay,
Speaker 4: instead of asking you to do something, which is do
Speaker 4: some academic research before you rely upon a television commercial
Speaker 4: to cast a vote, why don't you come informed and
Speaker 4: cast a ballot. Here's the first sentence of on the ballot.
Speaker 4: I made a copy of my ballot which came in
Speaker 4: the mail yesterday. I said, I can't believe anybody would
Speaker 4: vote yes on State Issue one if you actually read
Speaker 4: the language itself. What a novel concept, and then cast
Speaker 4: your ballot based upon knowledge. Pay attention to my fellow Americans.
Speaker 4: One sentence, A majority yes vote is necessary to pass
Speaker 4: this amendment repeal.
Speaker 5: This is what you vote yes for. If that's the
Speaker 5: way you want to vote yes, vote means that we
Speaker 5: repeal constitutional protections against jerrymandering, approved by nearly three quarters
Speaker 5: of Ohio voters participating in statewide elections in twenty fifteen
Speaker 5: to twenty eighteen.
Speaker 4: Comma, stop right there. So if you vote yes, that
Speaker 4: means you're repealing protections against jerry mandering. May I continue
Speaker 4: and eliminate the long standing ability of Ohio citizens that'd
Speaker 4: be you and me, to hold their representatives accountable for
Speaker 4: establishing fair state legislative and congressional districts. So if you
Speaker 4: vote yes, you're going to say, repeal the protections against
Speaker 4: jerry mandering and eliminate my ability in the future to
Speaker 4: hold my representatives accountable for establishing districts. Who in their
Speaker 4: right mind would vote yes, Say, yeah, that's what I
Speaker 4: want to do. I want to repeal protections against jerrymandering,
Speaker 4: and I want to eliminate my ability as a voter
Speaker 4: to hold my representatives accountable at the ballot box for
Speaker 4: their behavior. You want to vote yes on that. If
Speaker 4: you vote yes, you're stupid. The only vote is no
Speaker 4: on STATUSU one. Secondly, I may do that two or
Speaker 4: three more times between now and November the fifth, because
Speaker 4: sixty percent of Ohioans are going to vote before election day.
Speaker 4: So if you vote yes on Issue one, you don't
Speaker 4: want to vote anymore on holding it representatives accountable. And secondly,
Speaker 4: you want to eliminate the protections against jerrymandering by voting yes?
Speaker 5: Can you be that stupid?
Speaker 4: Well, those running these commercials funded by out of state
Speaker 4: individuals think you are that stupid, So vote no.
Speaker 2: No, no.
Speaker 4: In fact, vote hell no on Status you one now. Secondly,
Speaker 4: again this morning, Kamala Harris, under withering criticisms for being
Speaker 4: an airhead and for not answering questions, went on Howard
Speaker 4: Stern Show. This came on the heels of her doing
Speaker 4: other interviews with Howard Stern was This Morning, The View,
Speaker 4: The View was Yesterday Colbert and Kimball was next week.
Speaker 4: One of the first interviews she did was with some podcast.
Speaker 4: This was about a week ago. By the way, a
Speaker 4: week ago. What was happening a week ago in America?
Speaker 4: Besides the hurricane striking Georgia, North Carolina? Getting ready for
Speaker 4: this one? There was a lot going on, would you agree?
Speaker 4: But not in the mind of Kamala Harris. She started
Speaker 4: her media blitz on a podcast sounds like something that
Speaker 4: would be easy for a conservatives to mock. It's called
Speaker 4: Call Her Daddy. I've not seen it, maybe Sarah Elise has,
Speaker 4: but it is massively popular podcast among young single women.
Speaker 4: And I looked at some of the topics on the
Speaker 4: podcast and involves are threesomes justified? Should you give your
Speaker 4: husband or boyfriend a hall pass? Topics such as STDs?
Speaker 4: Should that be a problem?
Speaker 5: Sex? Sex, and more sex on this podcast called Called
Speaker 5: Her Daddy, And that's where Kamala Harris began our media blitz.
Speaker 5: It sounds like.
Speaker 4: A form in a sense for aspiring Bill Clinton interns
Speaker 4: more than a public policy where a president should appear.
Speaker 4: And naturally there was a podcaster. I don't know it
Speaker 4: was a man or a woman. Today is harden to
Speaker 4: know this person's name is Alex Cooper. I assume it's
Speaker 4: a woman, but it might not be.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 5: The host ian tells me it's a woman. Well, that's good.
Speaker 4: Well and Cooper Alex Cooper did not ask Harris about
Speaker 4: being a mentor and her through the kind offices of
Speaker 4: Mayor Willie Brown of San Francisco, where she was a
Speaker 4: willing young paramour to the to the Mayor of San Francisco.
Speaker 4: She wasn't asked about whether her husband, Doug Amahoff ruined
Speaker 4: his first marriage by knocking up the babysitter. That's the
Speaker 4: first or second gentleman. Didn't ask about Doug Amahoff beating
Speaker 4: up a woman at the cons Film Festival. Didn't ask
Speaker 4: about numerous other female attorneys that her husband dealt with
Speaker 4: who said he was a little bit of a pervert.
Speaker 4: That's Doug Amoff. Didn't ask anything about that. What they
Speaker 4: dealt with was rising to the top, what she had
Speaker 4: to do, leaving to the side, of course, what she
Speaker 4: did to Willie Brown to move up the ladder. Then
Speaker 4: she went on sixty Minutes where she had sort of
Speaker 4: like an interview and by Bill Whittaker pretty good correspondent
Speaker 4: sixty minutes. He asked her three times about what would
Speaker 4: be different during your four years next four years different
Speaker 4: than the last four years. She essentially said nothing, but
Speaker 4: she did answer the question on the view you Know,
Speaker 4: the tough, heart hitting ABC News show eleven o'clock in
Speaker 4: the morning, she was asked whether or not she would
Speaker 4: have done anything different during the four years as VP,
Speaker 4: and she said, no, I wouldn't do anything different. That's
Speaker 4: called the new path forward. The new path forward is
Speaker 4: I'll do nothing different. Then she appeared on Colbert and
Speaker 4: Kimball's going to be next week. She talked about on
Speaker 4: This Morning with Howard Stern. Did not ask her any
Speaker 4: sexual questions. By the way, Howard Stern. Now there's a
Speaker 4: great defender of women right there, Howard Stern. They spoke
Speaker 4: this morning about Prince and the Purple Haze. Howard Stern
Speaker 4: asked her questions about breakfast cereals she enjoys, and also
Speaker 4: brought up Formula one. She brought up Formula one that
Speaker 4: she was a great fan of Formula one because she
Speaker 4: wanted to curry favor among I guess white males who
Speaker 4: are very very much enjoy watching Formula one races. She
Speaker 4: didn't follow it up with can you give me the
Speaker 4: top two or three drivers in Formula one and where
Speaker 4: are they going to be the next time?
Speaker 5: The answer would be, she has no clue what's going on.
Speaker 5: Without it all that would not happen at all. Unbelievable.
Speaker 5: This is all happening with Joe Biden at the beach
Speaker 5: with the director of FEMA is at a big time
Speaker 5: conference in Chicago, and Kamala Harris quote, the acting president
Speaker 5: is doing interviews on Sex Podcast and Howard Stern Show,
Speaker 5: and the media doesn't mention it at all. You can
Speaker 5: only imagine if Bush or Trump was in the White
Speaker 5: House and he and his crew were doing interviews on
Speaker 5: sex Podcast and also sunning themselves on the beach, what
Speaker 5: the media would do. She also tried to pick a
Speaker 5: fight with Florida Governor Ron De Santis, who, by the way,
Speaker 5: I was scheduled to introduce a couple of nights ago
Speaker 5: to fundraiser, but he's been busy and didn't attend, and
Speaker 5: saying that DeSantis is kind of busy right now, was
Speaker 5: stucking her telephone calls to him, that the VP was
Speaker 5: trying to get a hold of Dissanta's for reasons unclear.
Speaker 4: She's never done it in the past four years. And
Speaker 4: by the way, he said, De Santas said, look, the
Speaker 4: VP is not in the line of command. I've spoken
Speaker 4: to the President. I've spoken ahead of FEMA way of
Speaker 4: what we need. But of course Kamala Harris, because of
Speaker 4: her character, wanted to act like a president when she isn't.
Speaker 4: Joe Biden said yesterday, and he said about an hour ago,
Speaker 4: I've spoken to Ron de Santas quite often, this is
Speaker 4: the president, and offered our support. And Desanta has said
Speaker 4: this morning, I've gotten great help from the federal administration.
Speaker 4: This isn't about Democrats or Republicans. I've spoken to the president.
Speaker 4: In fact, Joe Biden gave Ron de Santis his personal
Speaker 4: cell phone. He said, call me any time. This steps
Speaker 4: all over the talking points of Kamala Harris. That Ron
Speaker 4: de Santa's doesn't want to deal with the federal government
Speaker 4: when he's talking directly to the president, and by the way,
Speaker 4: the president is in charge, unbelievable. You can only imagine
Speaker 4: if the shoe was on the other foot what it
Speaker 4: would look like. The media itself is largely silent fact
Speaker 4: checking the anointed one, Kamala Harris, that no one seems
Speaker 4: to actually like anyway personally, she has those personal traits
Speaker 4: that men and women do not like whatsoever. Senator JD.
Speaker 4: Vance wrote a column in The Wall Street Journal today
Speaker 4: talking about hyperbole. The media will spend his time on
Speaker 4: cats and dogs and Springfield, But when more Tannians, more Tannians,
Speaker 4: wherever the hell that is overrun Lachlan and wyoming right
Speaker 4: here in hometown, dozens or hundreds and wonder around the streets.
Speaker 4: There's little or no media coverage at all because it
Speaker 4: doesn't fit the narrative.
Speaker 5: She lacks substance.
Speaker 4: She's presented herself as a messiah for democracy. She can't
Speaker 4: conduct an interview, has no idea what the new path
Speaker 4: forward is. In fact, says there's no new path forward.
Speaker 4: I would do exactly what we've done with Joe Biden,
Speaker 4: which is seventy percent of us say the country's on
Speaker 4: the wrong track. So seventy percent say we're on the
Speaker 4: wrong track. And she says, I promise you more of that.
Speaker 4: If you vote for that kind of a person, you're stupid.
Speaker 4: You're really stupid, and you're not paying attention. Let's continue
Speaker 4: with more. Coming up next is Nicky Neely. She's with
Speaker 4: the New York Post. She wrote a column this morning
Speaker 4: about what's happening to our schools. These marching Marxists do
Speaker 4: not appear as a freshman in college with a great
Speaker 4: idea about this country, with volunteerism, with faith in God.
Speaker 4: Doesn't work that way. What's happening in grade school and
Speaker 4: high schools, especially in urban areas is despicable, and Nicole
Speaker 4: calls it out. And then after two o'clock today we
Speaker 4: have a call into the mayor of Fort Myers Beach.
Speaker 4: They've gone through four of these in the past two years,
Speaker 4: and some say this will be the backbreaker. And Fort
Speaker 4: Myers Beach in Santa bell If the is twelve to
Speaker 4: fifteen feet of ocean water present over the top of
Speaker 4: the island for the next twelve to fourteen hours, it
Speaker 4: could be difficult, but we continue with more. The only
Speaker 4: hope we have as Americans continuing this constitutional republic, it
Speaker 4: is not a democracy, it's a constitutional republic, is to
Speaker 4: have an informed electorate, to know what they're voting for,
Speaker 4: who they're voting for, and why they're voting. Read the
Speaker 4: ballot language of state Issue one and tell me the
Speaker 4: only voting The only vote has got to be no.
Speaker 4: I want to keep my vote available to throw out
Speaker 4: of office the bums who may hurt me. And secondly,
Speaker 4: it eliminates protections against Jerry Manderin, so they turn the
Speaker 4: issue on its head. Run stupid commercials to trick the
Speaker 4: easily misled into believing lies. Are you one of them?
Speaker 4: Let's continue with more line becomes available, which it never
Speaker 4: does five three, seven, four nine, seven thousand. Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 4: the Great American with you every day all other great
Speaker 4: Americans at your home of the Reds and the Bengals
Speaker 4: News Radio seven hundred WW.
Speaker 6: It happens all the time. Your neighbor's pet zebra gets loose.
Speaker 6: It starts biting people and knocking over a mailboxes and
Speaker 6: pooping on lawns and mounting your cement goose. Right, So
Speaker 6: then you gotta go in the house and you gotta
Speaker 6: get your zebra produt again. And then you stun it
Speaker 6: and it starts to come to. So you got to
Speaker 6: get the duct tape out, and then you gotta wrap
Speaker 6: it in the tarp and then you bring it back
Speaker 6: to your neighbor. But now you've missed part of my show,
Speaker 6: The Scott Sloan Show.
Speaker 5: Don't worry.
Speaker 6: You can still listen to the podcast on the iHeartRadio
Speaker 6: app and catch it to missed and then save the
Speaker 6: stun gun, duct tape and tart for the neighbor.
Speaker 4: The Great American Air for Rhino Shield. I've been telling
Speaker 4: you about Rhino Shield now for many years. Summer is done.
Speaker 4: Follow us here, Winter is approaching. Take advantage now of
Speaker 4: a ten percent discount. Use Rhino Shield like I did
Speaker 4: to protect the cunning him compound. Don't paint on final.
Speaker 4: Go Rhino Shield and get a twenty five year transferable
Speaker 4: warranty plus for a limited time. How about you getting
Speaker 4: a ten percent discount. Call today for free estimate eight
Speaker 4: and eight Rhino forty one. That's eighty eight Rhino forty one.
Speaker 4: Do what I did, protect your own with Rhino Shield.
Speaker 4: Save that ten percent plus. You're gonna love the result.
Speaker 7: One eight seven seven Calls for Kids ka rs cars
Speaker 7: were Kids one eat seven seven Cars for Kids. Donate
Speaker 7: your card today.
Speaker 5: Donate today at carsfrokids dot org.
Speaker 2: Your car running or not, could be picked up as
Speaker 2: soon as the next day. No title, no problem. Go
Speaker 2: to cars for Kids dot org today needs.
Speaker 7: Seven seven cars for kids. Donate your cards now.
Speaker 5: Accepting donations of planned homes, buildings, or any kind of
Speaker 5: real estate veterans. The Fed has done it. They've lowered
Speaker 5: interest rates and at loan Proto they've lowered mortgage rates
Speaker 5: along with it.
Speaker 1: Ed you're this nationwide keyword on our website, bills, that's bills.
Speaker 3: Enter it now on the day.
Speaker 2: I would fall on.
Speaker 5: So this is all got the loud still hunning into
Speaker 5: Great American.
Speaker 4: A few days back, there was the commemoration of October
Speaker 4: to seventh, when there was something in the range of
Speaker 4: thirteen of fourteen hundred innocent to Israelis that were slaughtered
Speaker 4: by Hamas, along with a couple hundred that were kidnapped
Speaker 4: and held for hostage. We hope about one hundred are
Speaker 4: still alive. And I'm always amazed that where this hate
Speaker 4: originate from, because normally, if Jews are killed, Americans are
Speaker 4: killed or taken hostage, America rises up with one voice
Speaker 4: and says we can't have that. But in this circumstance,
Speaker 4: when Jews are killed, Americans are cheering on Hamas and
Speaker 4: hesblah and saying on college campuses, for example, from the
Speaker 4: river to the sea, Palestine will be free, which is
Speaker 4: kill more Jews.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: One would point out that there are many Americans still
Speaker 4: held hostage, and there were many Americans killed on October
Speaker 4: the seventh of last year, But it seems as if
Speaker 4: that entire idea as bypassed large numbers of young folks, especially,
Speaker 4: and I read with interest a column by Nicole Neely,
Speaker 4: who's also a president and founder of Parents Defending Education.
Speaker 4: It was in the New York Post and the headline
Speaker 4: a few days ago was Antisemitism is exploding because we're
Speaker 4: teaching hate in public schools. Now I've read the kylem
Speaker 4: and I said, wow, once again, Nicole Neely, Welcome to
Speaker 4: the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 5: Let's talk.
Speaker 4: First of all, Normally, when Americans or Jews are killed
Speaker 4: and slaughtered, raped in horrible fashion, Americans arise and say
Speaker 4: we can't have that. But on the commemoration of October
Speaker 4: the seventh a few days back, there was a large
Speaker 4: protest happening. Is hate being taught in public schools today
Speaker 4: all over this country?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 8: And that is what is really concerning, is what is
Speaker 8: being done to our children with our tech dollars, often
Speaker 8: behind the backs of families. It is not that students
Speaker 8: get to college when they're eighteen and magically decide I'm
Speaker 8: going to under drink and I'm going to hate the Jews.
Speaker 8: That kind of hatred has been inculcated and baked into
Speaker 8: our children's education between kindergarten and high school. And so
Speaker 8: that's why it's so important for all of us to
Speaker 8: be so vigilant about what our children are learning, so
Speaker 8: we can immunize and push back and fight back against
Speaker 8: that poison you have in your column.
Speaker 4: Columba University students trumpet a quote a counteroffensive against Israel,
Speaker 4: the Palestinians, settler, colonial, oppressor. Where does that language come from.
Speaker 4: It's amazing, it.
Speaker 8: Is really amazing, and sadly it is coming from the
Speaker 8: curriculum we have seen through programs like history, through ethnic
Speaker 8: studies classes that originated on the West Coast, where all
Speaker 8: bad ideas come from this whole framing and this whole
Speaker 8: idea of setting up that oppressor oppressed narrative where one
Speaker 8: side wins, one side loses. And I mean, I'm half Asian.
Speaker 8: For a while, we were considered oppressed. Now we're oppressors,
Speaker 8: you know, look at Harvard University. But the same thing
Speaker 8: with Jews. Jews were considered oppress I mean, let's think
Speaker 8: about the Holocaust, let's think about the program. But now
Speaker 8: because Jews are assumed to be wealthy and white, they're
Speaker 8: considered to be oppressed, and so they're considered bad people
Speaker 8: who are now keeping down the poor Arabs in the
Speaker 8: Middle East, and that's why they have to be taken
Speaker 8: out it's really really troubling.
Speaker 4: You point out the higher education is the culmination of
Speaker 4: lessons taught during early years, and so if you're in
Speaker 4: New York City. I live in Cincinnati. I don't see
Speaker 4: much of this here, although University of Cincinnati has a
Speaker 4: pro Hamas chapter that every now and then metastasizes in
Speaker 4: the protests. But in the major cities, does the funding
Speaker 4: for these programs come from Muslim Arab states? In other words,
Speaker 4: who pays for this, Who pays for this to be taught?
Speaker 8: It is coming from all over. Certainly. We have seen
Speaker 8: there was a big scandal in February where it came
Speaker 8: out that in New York City a teacher was using
Speaker 8: maps that had been provided by the Cutter Foundation, and
Speaker 8: that map didn't have the state of Israel on it
Speaker 8: at all. But there is a lot of crazy propaganda
Speaker 8: that is also coming out of nonprofits like the Southern
Speaker 8: Poverty Law Centers Teaching Tolerance, Learning for Justice program. A
Speaker 8: lot of other teachers' unions has been running and creating
Speaker 8: their own materials. The Oakland Education Association in California had
Speaker 8: an unsanctioned Palestinian teach in We have seen those resources
Speaker 8: shared widely from coast to coast, and so it really is.
Speaker 8: I mean, these lies that are making their way across
Speaker 8: the country in a matter of days, which is horrifying.
Speaker 4: And Nicole Neely, you have a diversity, equity and inclusion
Speaker 4: initiatives and ethnic studies bear much of the same blame.
Speaker 4: And so they teach children to categorize people based upon
Speaker 4: oppressed or oppressor, based upon moral value, on race, religion,
Speaker 4: immigration status, and sexual preference. Unlike other countries, e pluribus
Speaker 4: unem from many, there's one people, but the opposite is
Speaker 4: happening in America today. So give me the categories of
Speaker 4: who who suppressed, then give me the categories of who
Speaker 4: the oppressors are.
Speaker 8: Sure, I mean, certainly we have schools now teaching kids
Speaker 8: to view and treat each other by skin color. I mean,
Speaker 8: the fact that that is happening in twenty twenty four
Speaker 8: in America is horrifying because it's something that the KKK
Speaker 8: would have been proud of. So certainly skin color is
Speaker 8: one of those dimensions. Sex is another one. If you're
Speaker 8: a boy versus you'r a girl, versus you'r a non binary,
Speaker 8: non identifying et cetera, your sexual preferences. Also, so this
Speaker 8: is where we start to integrate a lot of the
Speaker 8: really graphic sexual material into very very young ages, because
Speaker 8: how else are kids supposed to know who is oppressed
Speaker 8: if they don't know all of these very graphic details
Speaker 8: at young ages. But then also yeah, things like religion
Speaker 8: are you practicing? Are you a Satanist? Or are you
Speaker 8: something conventional and establishment like Catholicism, And so it really does,
Speaker 8: I mean, it starts to throw up all of these
Speaker 8: official walls between students where they didn't exist. I mean,
Speaker 8: I have a nine year old and ten year old.
Speaker 8: You know how pure and innocent children are. They don't
Speaker 8: see things like that. And so those kinds of divisions
Speaker 8: are being taught to children by their teachers. Authority figures
Speaker 8: who they respect, which is really something you know, that's
Speaker 8: not what our kids are there to do. Our kids
Speaker 8: are there to learn to read and write and be empathetic,
Speaker 8: not to decide, you know, what, that person is different
Speaker 8: than me, I'm going to hate them and treat them badly.
Speaker 4: Reading, writing, and arithmetic are kind of important. You of
Speaker 4: this column that says this, Jews are coded as privileged
Speaker 4: because they are considered white, ignoring thousands of years of
Speaker 4: violent persecution, as well as basic facts about thirty percent
Speaker 4: of global Jewish population is non white. So me as
Speaker 4: a white Christian straight male, I'm a white Christian straight male.
Speaker 4: Am I an oppressor? Just because of those categories?
Speaker 8: Many, many public schools badly would say you're an oppressor,
Speaker 8: not taking into account any of your personal circumstances. You know,
Speaker 8: did your parents go to college, did you grow up
Speaker 8: in poverty, did you have an addict in your family?
Speaker 8: And all of these other personal circumstances, and if you
Speaker 8: face adversity, how did you overcome that? I mean, let's
Speaker 8: think about the words of Martin Luther King. We believe
Speaker 8: in the in the content of people's character, not the
Speaker 8: color of their skin. So why are our teachers teaching
Speaker 8: children to hate each other based on things like that?
Speaker 4: And it begins what in the first, second third grade?
Speaker 4: So by the time you get to college, you're ready.
Speaker 4: You're ready to riot, you're ready to protest. And you
Speaker 4: have a great piece on ethnic study consultants that are
Speaker 4: a business. If you're an ethnic studies expert, you have
Speaker 4: businesses good. You're funded by the universities, by Zuckerberg, You're
Speaker 4: funded by colleges, universities, you get free money and then
Speaker 4: you advise school districts. These are first, second, third, and
Speaker 4: fourth graders in California and Arizona have promoted quote, preparing
Speaker 4: to teach Palestine toolkits. A first, second, third, fourth grader
Speaker 4: teacher is using a toolkit to teach that jew stole
Speaker 4: Israel from the Palestines. That the Cutter Foundation provides teachers
Speaker 4: with maps that are Zal Fundamentddle East altogether and so.
Speaker 4: And these teachers did not come out of conservatives, I
Speaker 4: always say Christian or Jewish colleges. They came out of
Speaker 4: the universities in which they were taught the same thing
Speaker 4: to promote that kind of ideology. Correct, So it begins
Speaker 4: by the teachers themselves.
Speaker 8: Correct. We just did a big report about what colleges
Speaker 8: of education are actually teaching, and it turns out if
Speaker 8: they're not teaching them tactics on how to make children
Speaker 8: that are learners, how to address learning deficiencies. Instead, it
Speaker 8: is a lot of that ideological indoctrination. It's critical race theory,
Speaker 8: it's bell hooks, it's you know again that that very
Speaker 8: kind of hateful ideology as opposed to how can we
Speaker 8: ensure that all children have a high quality education and
Speaker 8: are thriving.
Speaker 4: You say, bigotry is not innate, It has learned. Hate
Speaker 4: is learned. But from the left, we're told repeatedly that
Speaker 4: they're the oppressed, they're the victims when they perpetrate hate,
Speaker 4: they've foisted it on people of mind color in my religion,
Speaker 4: which I have love for everyone in my heart for everyone.
Speaker 4: But bigotry is innate. It is learned, and it is
Speaker 4: taught by the left.
Speaker 5: Correct.
Speaker 8: Yes, it is sad. And that is why it's so
Speaker 8: important for parents book to know what their children are
Speaker 8: learning and then to be able to not only reprogram
Speaker 8: them at home, but then to go to the school
Speaker 8: and say, I have questions. I have concerned why is
Speaker 8: this lesson being taught? This is inappropriate because when a
Speaker 8: community speaks up steps when schools and administrators have to
Speaker 8: be responsive.
Speaker 4: So if you're a parent listening right now in Cincinnati
Speaker 4: and Austin, Texas, and Chicago, you're in Wyoming, you would
Speaker 4: think these concepts might be ripe In New York City,
Speaker 4: I guess we're you're headquartered are Los Angeles, But you're
Speaker 4: saying it's percolated down because of the teachers' unions and
Speaker 4: the teachers themselves to almost every aspect of American life.
Speaker 4: And that is a parent. What do you do then
Speaker 4: as a parent to learn what's going on? I think
Speaker 4: was a wide opening experience for many parents because they
Speaker 4: were able to see what their kids are being taught.
Speaker 4: And so, as a parent, when you object, and this
Speaker 4: has happened in front of school board meetings, you raise
Speaker 4: your in and say, wait, I'm a parent here, I
Speaker 4: object to this. Guess what you're told that you're the problem,
Speaker 4: You're sexist and your racist. Don't understand the oppression happening
Speaker 4: in Palestine, the oppression happening to gay people, the oppression happening.
Speaker 4: I see these commercials, nineteen dollars a month to the
Speaker 4: ACLU to fight the oppression put on us by white
Speaker 4: patriarchy and by the Jewish states. If the Jews in
Speaker 4: Israel control this country, and so they use the language
Speaker 4: of the right in order to promote the leftist principles.
Speaker 4: And the federal government, whether it's Christopher Ray, the FBI, etc.
Speaker 4: Will tell you I watched General Millie, head of the
Speaker 4: Joint Chiefs of Staff for years. He just retired thank God.
Speaker 4: About a year ago he said, the biggest problem in
Speaker 4: the military is white rage. I'm listening to Colin Powell
Speaker 4: testified for years at the one institution in America that
Speaker 4: is free of racial discrimination, as US military.
Speaker 5: Be all that you can be.
Speaker 4: Now the military itself is being told by the leaders
Speaker 4: of the military that white rage is a big problem
Speaker 4: in the military. And so I'm looking in at this society.
Speaker 4: Can you step back, Nicole Neely, how did this happen
Speaker 4: over the last fifteen to twenty years. We went from
Speaker 4: Colin Powell to Mark Milly. Of course, Colin Powell is
Speaker 4: the son of Jamaican immigrants who died about three years ago.
Speaker 4: But Colin Powell said, come to the military, you will
Speaker 4: be judged not on the color of your skin, butte
Speaker 4: and your conduct. Now we live in a world where
Speaker 4: even FEMA, the number one goal of FEMA is diversity, equity,
Speaker 4: and inclusion, and the second one is global warming of FEMA,
Speaker 4: which is why we're probably having problems now with the
Speaker 4: hurricanes and Ian and Helena and Milton. And so it
Speaker 4: has inculcated itself into every aspect of America in life,
Speaker 4: from the public schools to the military.
Speaker 5: There's a question in there somewhere. Can you answer it?
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 8: I think it reminds me a little bit of that
Speaker 8: Hemingway quote, how did you go broke? Well? Very slowly
Speaker 8: in all at once. So I think a lot of
Speaker 8: this has been happening, unfortunately for many, many years, and
Speaker 8: a lot of us were asleep at the switch. We
Speaker 8: assumed that many of the traditional gatekeepers, be it a
Speaker 8: school superintendent, be it the joint chiefs of the army,
Speaker 8: would be keeping track of things and making sure that
Speaker 8: we that you know, resources being prioritized, and that we
Speaker 8: were actually keeping our eye on the ball. It turns
Speaker 8: out that no, in many cases, you know, there were administrators,
Speaker 8: there was a deep state that really was advancing their
Speaker 8: own agenda. In some cases, I would say, you know,
Speaker 8: an anti American agenda. When we're at war with ourselves,
Speaker 8: we're not able to be a worthy adversary to others overseas.
Speaker 8: In other cases, it is a lot of these consultants
Speaker 8: and pet projects who have been creating basically death by
Speaker 8: a thousand cuts.
Speaker 3: And that's why.
Speaker 8: It's so important for every American to you know, I mean,
Speaker 8: I think about that saying you see the airport. See something,
Speaker 8: say something. When you see something that is unjust, that
Speaker 8: it's immoral, that is unconstitutional, use your voice and alert
Speaker 8: someone you know, be it you who could do something
Speaker 8: about it or me. I would love to file civil
Speaker 8: rights complaints when there are problems in education, because we
Speaker 8: have to hold these people accountable at all levels of
Speaker 8: the government.
Speaker 4: Lastly, I would say this, Your colum in the New
Speaker 4: York Post says this.
Speaker 5: In New York City.
Speaker 4: New York City, a teacher pushed anti Israel propaganda on
Speaker 4: children who are four years old, with lessons on quote
Speaker 4: land theft, displacement, and ethnic cleansing. While in Maryland, a
Speaker 4: middle school teacher celebrated as a diversity Equity Inclusion team
Speaker 4: leader was suspended for posting online that the October seventh
Speaker 4: attack on Israel was a hoax, accusing Israelis of harvesting
Speaker 4: Palestinian organs, which is unbelievable. And in the state of Oregon,
Speaker 4: the Portland Teachers Union these are large numbers of people
Speaker 4: were caught promoting pro Palace Stenian material intended for students
Speaker 4: as young as five years old, that describe Israelis as
Speaker 4: colonial settlers and labels their government and Israel as apartheid regime,
Speaker 4: and other pamphlets in the Portland, Oregon describes hamas a
Speaker 4: designated terrorist group as a Palestinian resistance force. All over
Speaker 4: the country, our kids are being told lies to get
Speaker 4: them under control and to make sure they're part of
Speaker 4: the so called the movement instead of freedom. I'll tell
Speaker 4: you what, Nicoleneely, this is frightening, This is unbelievable.
Speaker 8: Yes, they're using our children as child soldiers. And that's
Speaker 8: why we all have to keep an eye out and
Speaker 8: fight back, because this is the most important battle of
Speaker 8: our lives.
Speaker 4: All right, Nicoleneely, you're the president and founder of the
Speaker 4: Parents Defending Education. It's a long fight because we're in
Speaker 4: the minority, we're not in the majority, and the teachers'
Speaker 4: unions are being told propaganda through their own education garbage
Speaker 4: and garbage out. Then they're puking forward these same ideas
Speaker 4: to the children they teach. Very few Constitutional Republicans are
Speaker 4: teaching in public schools in the city of Chicago. They're
Speaker 4: all themselves soldiers in the movement to indoctrinate children about
Speaker 4: these leftist principles. Then they do more and more. Do
Speaker 4: you have a website or somewhere people. I know Tony Bender,
Speaker 4: my producer wants to get a hold of you for
Speaker 4: future activities. But what is your website off any.
Speaker 8: Yes, our website is defending ed dot org. People can
Speaker 8: submit tips to us. They can look on our map
Speaker 8: and see if there have been problems in their own backyard.
Speaker 8: And we also have tips for engagement for people, how
Speaker 8: to write letters to the editor, how to start their
Speaker 8: own parent group. Because one person can and will make
Speaker 8: a difference.
Speaker 5: I think you have.
Speaker 4: And it's clear than ever before that many school administrators
Speaker 4: and teachers have twisted their privilege to teach in the propaganda.
Speaker 4: And it's happening all over the country. The principles of
Speaker 4: DEI and man made climate change, the principles are loose
Speaker 4: in our public schools. It's going to be one hell
Speaker 4: of a fight to get them out. But once again,
Speaker 4: Nicole Neely, you're a great American and thank you for
Speaker 4: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Nicole, Thank you,
Speaker 4: God bless America. Let's continue with more and if a
Speaker 4: line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand,
Speaker 4: The Truth, Joe Strecker says, We'll set you free on
Speaker 4: News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: Cancer a force of nature needs a fork in the road.
Speaker 6: But at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center, we are
Speaker 6: finding new paths beyond possible.
Speaker 9: Knowing that you will be undefeated even if you don't
Speaker 9: win every game. But no circumstance or event or moment
Speaker 9: will defeat your spirit.
Speaker 10: Hello, quiet, and I'm I'm broadcasting, God said, cheers my
Speaker 10: bowels in an uproar right now, No kidding.
Speaker 5: I just hear it, and I start bleeding from my eyeballs,
Speaker 5: my ears, every orifice explodes. Larry yesterday on the View sickening, sickening, Well,
Speaker 5: it was. It was just promise more of the same,
Speaker 5: that those women get away with what they do on
Speaker 5: that show.
Speaker 4: Our problems began when white women started to vote. If
Speaker 4: white women didn't vote, life would be a lot on
Speaker 4: all the way back to that in the suffrage. Big mistake,
Speaker 4: Big mistake there, big mistake. Here we go again, got
Speaker 4: our own property. Oh, I'm saying I made this in
Speaker 4: a jocular. You know what jocular means.
Speaker 5: I don't. I'm not sure.
Speaker 4: I think my wife would shoot me in the head,
Speaker 4: so I'm gonna try not to do that. But segu
Speaker 4: what's new in sports. Let's quit the crap. Let's get
Speaker 4: down to facts.
Speaker 11: Will heave the stuot reporters of prob service, Every local
Speaker 11: tame star heating and air conditioning dealers tame star quality.
Speaker 11: You can feel a beautiful Western Hills called Dervit Heating
Speaker 11: and Cooling at five one, three, five nine, eight eighty
Speaker 11: four forty nine, or go to Dervit Heating and Cooling.
Speaker 5: Dot com sports. Thank you Roxy, Thank you. Roxy must
Speaker 5: be a must be nast Now she's the civil service.
Speaker 5: She doesn't work, that's true.
Speaker 11: Bengals update brought to you by Good Spirits winding to
Speaker 11: back on party Town.
Speaker 4: I'll be ready for them on election night if things
Speaker 4: go locations in Northern Kentucky. Package delivered now. Bengals are
Speaker 4: back at work today. They're getting ready for that Sunday
Speaker 4: night contest on the road against those New York football Giants.
Speaker 4: They have cleared corner dj Ivy Remember him, No, they've
Speaker 4: cleared him to practice. He tore his ACL in Week
Speaker 4: ten last December against Minnesota.
Speaker 5: But he is back. Really Yeah, what's his name again?
Speaker 5: Mike dj Ivy? Never heard of him?
Speaker 11: Mike Hilton trending in the right direction to return this week?
Speaker 11: What's wrong with her knee injury? Sheldon Rankins with a
Speaker 11: hamstring sounds is going to get He's going to be
Speaker 11: back at work and maybe be back on for Sunday night.
Speaker 11: allR Do the Reds have any pitchers ready to go
Speaker 11: to Are we counting down to day's out of spring
Speaker 11: training already?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 5: The one thing is said yesterday, Let's see what was it?
Speaker 5: It was?
Speaker 11: Uh pitcher Julian Aggie are is getting a second opinion
Speaker 11: on his injured elbow. He hasn't had decided on Tommy
Speaker 11: John surgery or anything yet.
Speaker 5: What about Hunter Green? They haven't fired anybody yet as
Speaker 5: far as I know. How about Dan? How about Ashcraft?
Speaker 11: I guess he's okay. It's one hundred and sixty nine
Speaker 11: days to opening day. When Terry Francona walks out there
Speaker 11: about Dolo, how's he? I guess he's doing okay. How
Speaker 11: about Abbot? I guess he's okay. Still on the disabled list?
Speaker 5: I don't think so.
Speaker 11: Matt McClain last night for the in the opener of
Speaker 11: the Arizona Fall League, went two for three with a
Speaker 11: home run and a double and three run scored. Your
Speaker 11: good friend Christian and Carnassi on strand aka ce s
Speaker 11: had two hits and three RBIs.
Speaker 5: Now, who are the hitting against It's like Madera High School. Well, no, no,
Speaker 5: these are these are like major league players on different teams.
Speaker 3: That's that's a good question.
Speaker 5: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 4: That So you're saying the redsids Arizona with it.
Speaker 11: They break up the base break up the major league
Speaker 11: teams for these Arizona Fall League clubs. And some of
Speaker 11: the Reds are playing for the Glendale Desert Dogs.
Speaker 5: The Reds are playing for the Dogs. The Dogs. Yes,
Speaker 5: and I heard the Dogs playing the Cats. They played
Speaker 5: Peoria last night. Peoria. Yeah, and they played against maybe
Speaker 5: the Pirates, maybe against the Cardinals, against the Dodgers, or
Speaker 5: just the Dogs and the Cats, the Dogs and the Cats.
Speaker 5: Sounds like a Springfield, Ohio problem.
Speaker 11: It's let's see that baseball has four games on tap today.
Speaker 11: Four games are the redsd in him No, Mets and
Speaker 11: Phillies at five, Dodgers in San Diego tonight, can't wait,
Speaker 11: Cleveland at Detroit at three, and the Yanks in Kansas
Speaker 11: City at seven. There's going to be a crisis of
Speaker 11: Paul O'Neil, and they're on seventeen different channels. So I
Speaker 11: try to get one of the Games Night. You can't
Speaker 11: find him. They're on h G t V or something.
Speaker 11: I don't know what the hell it is.
Speaker 5: I found one on one Peacock Sci Fi. You can't
Speaker 5: And the Food Network I think had one on two.
Speaker 5: To you that that's like porn for you, isn't that
Speaker 5: Food Network? It's a good show. I like that my Fieria.
Speaker 5: Do you see him? I miss I miss my man. Uh?
Speaker 5: What's it? What was his name? Bam?
Speaker 11: The uh? The the chef, the chef I can't remember.
Speaker 11: Sounds like a wrestle, like Gassi Cameral.
Speaker 5: Yeah. So you watch food shows and you get all
Speaker 5: watch chef's prepar of food.
Speaker 11: Denise crazy because I couldn't make a grilled cheese sandwich,
Speaker 11: but you love to watch Guy Fieri. Amen, I get it.
Speaker 11: Knuckle knuckle sandwich.
Speaker 4: Sounds like the future vice president. He's a knucklehead. He
Speaker 4: can have a knuckle sandwich.
Speaker 5: That's that's a good point. Now he is a knucklehead home,
Speaker 5: but it's like to give him a knuckle sandwich. That's
Speaker 5: a different thing. I'll be arrest knuckleheaded knucklehead. That's Walt's
Speaker 5: calling in hit that again from ten. I'm a knucklehead
Speaker 5: at times. He's calling from that's good.
Speaker 11: So I don't know what that So what's the what's
Speaker 11: the latest? We're watching things here on the Weather Channel
Speaker 11: as they have live coverage from Naples to Fort Myers
Speaker 11: to Bradono, Aarrisota, Tampa and all points in between.
Speaker 5: I got a friend of mine named Vinnie. What about Muggsy?
Speaker 5: What about Muggsy? Muggs is ready to report live? Muggsy
Speaker 5: got mugs and are they okay down there?
Speaker 4: At this point? They have floaties and ready to go.
Speaker 4: In fact, Muggsy is in a two floor home and
Speaker 4: he's got a hatchet in case things go awry, He's
Speaker 4: gonna go to the second floor to the water.
Speaker 5: He's going to go through the ceiling.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, he's got a flag on the top of
Speaker 4: the two story building.
Speaker 5: You've got a hat Trump Vance twenty twenty four, and
Speaker 5: that can rescue me and that climate. That's a positive
Speaker 5: right to hang into that Trump Vance. But its the Paul, Okay,
Speaker 5: I mean it's a command.
Speaker 11: So far, all I can say is I've been inundated
Speaker 11: by fifteen feet of water, twenty eight thousand tons of sand,
Speaker 11: and the rest of Hurricane Milty.
Speaker 4: It's time to panic. All I can tell you, Panic
Speaker 4: is the way to do. Just panic right now? Did
Speaker 4: they evacuate the southern ab So? I talked to Bill Verdunka.
Speaker 4: I got out in time, I flew away. But he
Speaker 4: said he is staying and most of his buddies are staying,
Speaker 4: disobeying the court or mandad.
Speaker 5: And I said, what happens? He said, Well, they write
Speaker 5: their name their.
Speaker 4: If you had nine to one one, they're not coming
Speaker 4: to save you, no kidding, I said, is that the punishment?
Speaker 4: He said, The snakes, the alligators will be ubiquitous. They'll
Speaker 4: be swimming around looking for lunch, and it could be
Speaker 4: you segment. I'd get out of there, No, I wouldn't.
Speaker 5: I'd standing round on the shoreline over there, my.
Speaker 4: Two arn up in there and said, God, try to
Speaker 4: hit this. Nobody can hit a two iron. And I'd
Speaker 4: stand right there, let the wind go over the top,
Speaker 4: get on top, and I would like Davey mcgunn, the
Speaker 4: surfing bomb have crazed by the blazing sun from Kiki
Speaker 4: to the baring sea, he wrote them, one by one.
Speaker 4: I'd be on the top of the world's tall as
Speaker 4: we think you, crashing across Iowa, into Missouri, Indiana, Ohio,
Speaker 4: Pennsylvania and across and I hooked myself on the Statue
Speaker 4: of Liberty and just stay.
Speaker 11: There at water would take you from Naples to Miami,
Speaker 11: and that was ten seconds.
Speaker 5: Here I am. And I'd fight those alligators, man, degator right,
Speaker 5: what about all the pythons down there? That's the problem,
Speaker 5: Gator boys. I'd get the Gator boys to help me.
Speaker 5: All I can say is it's time to pay her
Speaker 5: a little underwater too.
Speaker 4: So a friend of mine named Vinnie, who lives in
Speaker 4: and around Sarasota. Yeah, has the house closing for Friday
Speaker 4: of the swingness. Yeah, the house is gonna be closed,
Speaker 4: or right, it's gonna be gone, I said Vina. He's
Speaker 4: not gonna have a closing Friday, have a house gone.
Speaker 11: And they're still up in the air about whether or
Speaker 11: not the bear Cats are gonna play in Orlando Saturday
Speaker 11: afternoon to three point thirty against UCF. Take your snorkel
Speaker 11: with you, I mean, but if you have a house
Speaker 11: closing field they how are they gonna play.
Speaker 5: They're gonna have no fans there. Four evacuated. Right four
Speaker 5: pm Friday is the closing in Sarasota. What do you think?
Speaker 5: I think the house will be gone? One point four
Speaker 5: million gone? See you want to be g O n
Speaker 5: E gone? And the insurance expires at five pm on Friday.
Speaker 11: Well, better call all State or Geico or Progressive, get
Speaker 11: State Farm, get flow down there.
Speaker 5: He was told by State Farm, like a good neighbor,
Speaker 5: We're not there. That's what he's getting about.
Speaker 4: And looks like that might be going a little bit
Speaker 4: more left, a little bit more left. The Paul might
Speaker 4: be Okay, I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: And someone said, why can't we get a big powerful
Speaker 4: motor and take that thing out to see? That'll come
Speaker 4: in the future with John Luke Picard, you'll figure.
Speaker 11: Out those hurricane hunter guys out to release something that
Speaker 11: breaks that up.
Speaker 5: Can't they get can O these days? Can't they just
Speaker 5: release something.
Speaker 4: It's been try to set off nuclear bombs inside and
Speaker 4: and leave by the way, leave first, then set off
Speaker 4: the bombs inside of apart seg would you want to
Speaker 4: try that?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 11: Right over Orlando, it's just set off as the President
Speaker 11: going to handle this better than he did Tennysee and
Speaker 11: uh in North Carolina and everything else those you know Georgia,
Speaker 11: I many more, and then there's two or three more
Speaker 11: out in the Atlantic Ocean.
Speaker 5: I hear that.
Speaker 4: But Kamala Harris is worried about this sex podcast and
Speaker 4: Howard Stern whether she has breakfast. Can you imagine if
Speaker 4: a Republican vice president or president the all o V
Speaker 4: was doing sex interviews?
Speaker 11: What would happen? Oh, it'd be over. People would have
Speaker 11: another It'd be another impeachment.
Speaker 9: Donald Trump, on the other hand, has been talking a
Speaker 9: big game about securing our border, but he does not
Speaker 9: walk the walk, or, as my friend Quavo would say,
Speaker 9: he does not walk it like he talks to.
Speaker 11: What was the last time she was down there? She
Speaker 11: don't even know where the border is. Squeally brown about that?
Speaker 11: That's all I can say. What if you say?
Speaker 5: That's all I can say? All right, segm Man, So
Speaker 5: we got u see football on Saturday.
Speaker 11: Bengals in Orlando on Saturday Sunday and the Reds on
Speaker 11: Sunday night.
Speaker 4: What's the name of the team McLean's playing for? The
Speaker 4: River dal and Dale Desert Dogs and he's starting to
Speaker 4: hit the baseball.
Speaker 11: Oh, they had a good game the first one. So
Speaker 11: was he and he didn't get hurt. That's a positive.
Speaker 11: Francona might be yes, I guess his hand's okay. Francona
Speaker 11: says that he might be a great manager, but he's
Speaker 11: a jockey. He needs a horse to ride. He needs secretariat.
Speaker 11: You can't be in the paddock.
Speaker 5: I got a few of them there, so let's go.
Speaker 5: I have hope and faith with the reds that you
Speaker 5: probably do not have. I always have hope and faith
Speaker 5: on everybody.
Speaker 4: All we have is hope. Segment, we have no results.
Speaker 4: All we have is hope. Correct right segment. Give me
Speaker 4: out of the stud's report, please will he?
Speaker 11: We say happy birthday on this Wednesday, October the ninth
Speaker 11: to the furniture King of Springboro. That would be one
Speaker 11: Patrick Edwards. Patrick ed Great American, Great American, Patrick Edwards.
Speaker 11: This is National Emergency Nurses Day. We need some nurses, amen.
Speaker 11: I love nurses.
Speaker 5: So there you go.
Speaker 11: If you're a nurse or emergency nurse. God bless America.
Speaker 4: It takes about two years. The hospitals will pay your education. Right,
Speaker 4: you make one hundred thousand dollars a year, drawing blood
Speaker 4: and taking temperatures. Say you do that every day.
Speaker 5: Being a nurse is a great occupation. Amen to that.
Speaker 11: And they're not marching in Mark care of my kidney
Speaker 11: stone a couple of months ago.
Speaker 5: How'd that come out? I don't know.
Speaker 11: I wish I could get it. It costs me enough money.
Speaker 11: I'd put it up on my mantle and look at
Speaker 11: it every day.
Speaker 5: Mount it. Yeah, but it dissolved. Why did you have
Speaker 5: a kid I had a Kenny stone.
Speaker 11: About I had had one like fifteen years, and all
Speaker 11: of a sudden I got one. When you get one,
Speaker 11: you know you got one. It's like having twins. Like
Speaker 11: being in the middle of Milty and Helene at the
Speaker 11: same time, Uncle Milty to you, bing go Uncle Milty segment.
Speaker 11: Give me out of the Studente report. Will he and
Speaker 11: utter of a beautiful day here in the Tri State,
Speaker 11: and we're thinking of those south of it in Florida.
Speaker 5: May God save the west coast of Florida.
Speaker 11: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stewod Report.
Speaker 9: He even called the termination of the United States Supreme
Speaker 9: to the supreme Land of our nation. The United States Constitution.
Speaker 4: As clear as mud right there, segment. I understand what
Speaker 4: she's saying. No, nor does she. She was saying, when's you?
Speaker 4: She was mentioned as the Supreme Court? When's Supreme Land?
Speaker 5: Oh? Okay, don't make a fool of your since had
Speaker 5: another branch of the government I missed she would create
Speaker 5: one more, Yes she will. A segment thank you. Coming
Speaker 5: up next to segis Dan Allers. I'm gonna call the
Speaker 5: mayor of Fort Myers Beach, no boy, Florida. Will you
Speaker 5: be able to hear him over the wind or Well?
Speaker 5: I didn't. I premad him down there yet.
Speaker 4: I talked to him. He said Ian was bad. After Ian,
Speaker 4: they had three more hurricanes. This is the total of
Speaker 4: five hurricanes in two years. And I'm wondering at some
Speaker 4: point it isn't so much fear, it's fatigue. You get
Speaker 4: tired constantly of worrying about the next hurricane. For twenty
Speaker 4: years they held none. Rebuild it again, rebuild, and what
Speaker 4: do you do. I don't know a lot of beachfront
Speaker 4: property available. Maybe in Orlando. We'll see what happens. Let's
Speaker 4: continue with more segment.
Speaker 5: Thanks.
Speaker 11: Make sure Mickey Mouse is okay, and also okay that
Speaker 11: the Tona that Daytona International Speedway is going to survive
Speaker 11: this underwater.
Speaker 4: It's all underwater, it's all bad. Segment's chaos, confusion everywhere.
Speaker 4: We're just beginning the era of confusion and chaos and fear,
Speaker 4: loathing and hatred. And those are the good parts. Okay,
Speaker 4: the bad parts are coming later.
Speaker 5: That's when Rocky comes in.
Speaker 4: Rocky boy, I'm gonna be here at two thirty. Okay,
Speaker 4: he'll be great. Let's continue with more coming up next
Speaker 4: to Mayor of Fort Myer's Beach with all the answers
Speaker 4: beachfront property in Orlando Cheap on news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Vice President Kamala.
Speaker 12: Harrison is a fight for the future. Former President Donald Trump,
Speaker 12: you had the greatest economy in the history of a country.
Speaker 2: A divided nation. Books on the Future of America.
Speaker 9: Donald Trump was fired by eighty one million people.
Speaker 2: Do you have a radical left puppet candidate's democracy with
Speaker 2: a capital D?
Speaker 9: Protecting our democracy takes to struggle.
Speaker 5: In fact, I am the one saving democracy.
Speaker 2: Listen for the latest on seven hundred w l W.
Speaker 1: If you missed our twenty twenty four I heard radio
Speaker 1: Music Festival Prison.
Speaker 3: My capitol was.
Speaker 1: Watch the best most thousand dollars entered this nationwide keyword
Speaker 1: on our website. Check that's the check enter it now.
Speaker 5: Billy County, n the Great American.
Speaker 4: Of course, Southwest Florida is under a terrible condition because
Speaker 4: of Hurricane Milton, happening almost as we speak. Joining you
Speaker 4: and I now is the Mayor of Fort Myer's Speech,
Speaker 4: the honorable Dan Allers and Dan Allers, Welcome again to
Speaker 4: the Bill Cunningham Show. I think we did this a
Speaker 4: couple of years ago with another Hurricane Ian.
Speaker 5: Can you tell us as.
Speaker 4: We sit here this Wednesday afternoons as the leader of
Speaker 4: Fort Myer's Speech, what is happening now as we speak.
Speaker 13: Well, we're just starting to see the first the first
Speaker 13: effects of the storm. We've got some pretty good wind
Speaker 13: and some pretty good rain, but it hasn't gotten to
Speaker 13: us yet. But we're going to be expecting some serious
Speaker 13: surgeon nothing as high as e Ian, hopefully, but somewhere
Speaker 13: in the eight to twelve ranges.
Speaker 3: What they're predicting now, well, let's.
Speaker 5: Go back a little bit in time.
Speaker 4: When I had you on two years ago with Ian,
Speaker 4: it was a terrible circumstance of Fort Myers Beach, Santa
Speaker 4: Bell in fact, even Fort Myers itself. Can you describe
Speaker 4: to the American people what you went through two years
Speaker 4: ago with Ian? Then we're going to talk about Helene
Speaker 4: and now Milton. So what happened to you years ago
Speaker 4: that you hope is not repeated?
Speaker 13: Well two years ago, you know when when Ian hit,
Speaker 13: Obviously that was about fifteen feet of storm surge. It
Speaker 13: was something that you know, nobody had really ever seen
Speaker 13: down here. It took out obviously, all of our businesses, homes,
Speaker 13: There wasn't a structure on the island that wasn't affected
Speaker 13: from it. We took about a year to get most
Speaker 13: of that cleaned up and off the island and then
Speaker 13: we could start the rebuild. We've actually been making a
Speaker 13: lot of headway with getting homes built and people back
Speaker 13: in their houses and businesses being open, and then we've
Speaker 13: had this will be the fourth storm since Hurricaneian, so
Speaker 13: we're up to five now. This one is obviously as
Speaker 13: close to Ian. The other ones were water events, but
Speaker 13: this one is is erly similar to what Ian was.
Speaker 13: Hopefully it's not as bad, but you know, we're going
Speaker 13: to see a little bit different. You know, every storm
Speaker 13: is different. But this one I think is going to
Speaker 13: move a little more inland on the island than the
Speaker 13: last one, since a lot of the structures are not there.
Speaker 4: And I know from our previous interview that you were
Speaker 4: born and raised in Minnesota, not exactly a place where
Speaker 4: hurricanes often happen. Are you questioning your decision to move
Speaker 4: from Minnesota to Fort Myers Beach?
Speaker 13: Not at all, Not at all. I mean, you know,
Speaker 13: the thing between you know, a hurricane and a tornado
Speaker 13: is at least a hurricane you see it coming from
Speaker 13: a long ways away and you have time to prepare
Speaker 13: and get the safety. You know, a tornado, you don't
Speaker 13: have anything. And that's something that we're going through now.
Speaker 13: The outer bands. We're starting to get tornado warnings and
Speaker 13: we've had a couple of touchdowns in the mid middle
Speaker 13: of the state, Okachobee area. So no, I wouldn't change it,
Speaker 13: you know, this one. We're a little bit smarter. My
Speaker 13: wife and I stayed on the island last time. This
Speaker 13: time we're evacuating, and I just got done going through
Speaker 13: the island, and I would say the greatest I'd say
Speaker 13: ninety nine percent of our residents have left.
Speaker 3: We do have a few people that absolutely refuse to.
Speaker 4: Leave, but nothing like we saw with Ian and Mayor
Speaker 4: allers of Fort Myers Beach. If those residents refuse to leave,
Speaker 4: do you do you handcome from them, lock them up?
Speaker 5: What do you do?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 13: Unfortunately we can't go into their house and drag them
Speaker 13: out of there, but they they you know, we just
Speaker 13: try to get the message to them that every person
Speaker 13: that stays is a potential person that we're going to
Speaker 13: have to search for and rescue after, which is going
Speaker 13: to delay people getting back onto their island, onto the island,
Speaker 13: into their homes and and start the rebuilding. So I
Speaker 13: think people are you know, it's still fresh. Ian still
Speaker 13: fresh in their mind, and most of heated the warnings
Speaker 13: that got off the island, which is which is good.
Speaker 13: It's like a ghost town down here. There's there's really
Speaker 13: nobody around.
Speaker 4: I know from the last time you actually live on
Speaker 4: Fort Myer's speeches, the mayor described the American people when
Speaker 4: Ian hit them four cents, but Ian was the bad one.
Speaker 4: How was your home effected? How did you recover.
Speaker 5: Our home?
Speaker 13: We were fortunate were on one of the higher streets
Speaker 13: on the island, so we took about five and a
Speaker 13: half six feet inside our house, so the structure survived. Obviously,
Speaker 13: everything inside had to be gutted. Many were not that fortunate.
Speaker 13: You know, they have to start from cleaning up the
Speaker 13: entire remnants of everything that they had, and then you know,
Speaker 13: building again and summer have.
Speaker 3: Gotten back in. We were fortunate. We were able to
Speaker 3: just gut the inside.
Speaker 13: We lost all of our belongings like everyone else in
Speaker 13: our cars, but our structures survived, so we were one
Speaker 13: of the fortunate. We were able to get back in
Speaker 13: about a year eighteen months for the storm, so we
Speaker 13: haven't been back in all that long. And you know,
Speaker 13: I just left the house about an hour ago for
Speaker 13: the last time. And it's a very eerie feeling looking
Speaker 13: at your house, realizing that maybe last time you're ever
Speaker 13: going to see it.
Speaker 4: And as far as you've had four since Milton, this
Speaker 4: is a bad one. If Milton is the same or
Speaker 4: worse than the and what happens long term to Fort
Speaker 4: Myers Beach.
Speaker 13: Well, the good thing is just you know, it's an
Speaker 13: island of doers. We're people that don't give up easy.
Speaker 13: Most of us are Midwesterners, and as you well know,
Speaker 13: Midwesterners are kind of stubborn.
Speaker 3: People don't give up too easy.
Speaker 13: There's no doubt this is going to break some people's will.
Speaker 13: But we'll see, you know, try to hope for the
Speaker 13: best and plan for the worst, but we won't know
Speaker 13: until tomorrow afternoon. Kind of what we're what we're dealing with,
Speaker 13: and hopefully it's a lot less than what we're expecting.
Speaker 4: And Mayor Dan Allers of fort Myer's speech, what are
Speaker 4: you being told by the authorities when uh Milton will
Speaker 4: have its worse effect on Fort Myer's speech? And Santa
Speaker 4: Bell and Fort Myers, what time tonight or tomorrow are
Speaker 4: we looking at.
Speaker 13: We're looking at right around two am, so it's going
Speaker 13: to be the middle of the night storm that we'll
Speaker 13: probably see our our peak surge. So by tomorrow morning
Speaker 13: we'll have a when the sun comes up, we're going
Speaker 13: to have the president under the tree, if you will,
Speaker 13: what we're going to be dealing with. But like I said,
Speaker 13: we're starting to see the if you watch the maps
Speaker 13: and you watching the weather as we're speaking, and it's
Speaker 13: massive economy almost not even see flour. There's so much
Speaker 13: white over the top of it's pulling in a lot
Speaker 13: of energy. So it doesn't look good, but there's still
Speaker 13: time to hope for the I guess it's all I
Speaker 13: could keep saying.
Speaker 4: And mayor what about the high tide and the load tide?
Speaker 4: I know you're on top of that. As far as
Speaker 4: Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Santa Bell one is low tide,
Speaker 4: one is high tide, And how does that impact the flooding?
Speaker 13: Well, obviously high tide is not ideal for us. I
Speaker 13: think high tides around four am I was just told,
Speaker 13: so two am four m is pretty close will be
Speaker 13: an incoming tide. It's not a huge tide, and we're
Speaker 13: getting quite a bit of rain, so it's kind of
Speaker 13: offsets itself. But you know, one foot here or there,
Speaker 13: when you're talking twelve feet of storm surge, it's it's
Speaker 13: not as relevant as if you're talking two or three feet.
Speaker 4: So if there's twelve feet of storm surge on Fort
Speaker 4: Myers Beach, the entire island will be underwater.
Speaker 13: Correct, Yes, that will be not a structure that doesn't
Speaker 13: have water in it.
Speaker 4: And then the recovery begins. And you've gone through this
Speaker 4: beginning with Ian three other times, and none as bad
Speaker 4: as Ian or I pray to God not Milton. But
Speaker 4: is there a fatigue? And I had some real estate
Speaker 4: agent told me and I have a home down in Naples,
Speaker 4: that there's a fatigue factor setting in. Have you sense
Speaker 4: fatigued by the residence of Fort Myers speech? You're tough,
Speaker 4: you're mean, you're nasty, you want to get up and
Speaker 4: fight like a warrior poet. But is there a sense
Speaker 4: that many residents are simply going to give up?
Speaker 13: I don't think there's a sense of people going to
Speaker 13: give up, but you know, to answer your your initial question, yeah,
Speaker 13: there's definitely fatigue. People are tired. You know, it's been
Speaker 13: along two years of rebuilding. It's been a long two
Speaker 13: years of crying and blood and sweat and tears, and
Speaker 13: to see that all that work could be gone here
Speaker 13: again in the next twelve hours. Yeah, it's mental fatigue
Speaker 13: for sure. It's not physical fatigue as much as mental.
Speaker 13: But you know, we won't know what We don't know
Speaker 13: until tomorrow and see what we're dealing with. As I
Speaker 13: said earlier, you know that I think this surge is
Speaker 13: going to move a little more inland on our island
Speaker 13: and effects some people that maybe were safe during Ian
Speaker 13: that had the protection of some of the strugt that
Speaker 13: took the blunt of it. So it's going to be
Speaker 13: a different wave of people that have a different, you know,
Speaker 13: different degree of damage.
Speaker 4: And lastly, isn't this isn't this unusual because people say, well,
Speaker 4: why do you live in Florida? But is it fair
Speaker 4: to say that before Ian whether it's Fort Myers Beach
Speaker 4: or Sarasota or Naples, whatever it might be, this the
Speaker 4: last two years have been terribly unusual.
Speaker 13: It is I was talking to someone that has been
Speaker 13: on the on for close to fifty years and she
Speaker 13: was telling me how it's it's you know, for most
Speaker 13: of us that are are fairly new here, the transplants
Speaker 13: from the Midwest, you know, this is is very unusual.
Speaker 13: But she said, it's almost it's almost.
Speaker 3: Like bell bottoms and mullets. You know.
Speaker 13: It goes in cycles every twenty years. They remember twenty
Speaker 13: years ago there was three or four or five storms
Speaker 13: that kind of came back to back, and then you
Speaker 13: get twenty years where you don't have anything, and then it.
Speaker 3: Comes back around.
Speaker 13: And her analogy was this is just another one of
Speaker 13: the cycles.
Speaker 4: M Hopefully this is the end of the cycle. Because
Speaker 4: there's only so much the mind can only comprehend with
Speaker 4: the butt can bear. And at some point it's like, well, Dan,
Speaker 4: you're a great American from Minnesota, tough as nails, and
Speaker 4: I'm glad you're in charge of Fort Myer's Beach. And
Speaker 4: maybe we'll check in with you in a day or
Speaker 4: two to see the results. Put a hunker down, get ready,
Speaker 4: say a prayer, and then we rebuild, and then we
Speaker 4: move on as Americans who never stop. We don't we reload,
Speaker 4: we don't stop. We reload and keep on going. But
Speaker 4: Dan Aller's the mayor of Fort Myer's speech this Wednesday afternoon,
Speaker 4: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. We'll
Speaker 4: check in with you in a day or two and
Speaker 4: hold on. And God bless you, Dan, God bless you.
Speaker 13: Yep, thank you, Thanks Bill, thanks for having me.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Well, let's continue with more.
Speaker 4: There. It is Dan Allers. He is the mayor of
Speaker 4: Fort Myer's Beach. They're saying it's going to be a
Speaker 4: twelve foot surge and the highest point of Fort Myers
Speaker 4: Beach is about five feet above the Gulf of Mexico,
Speaker 4: and that's a disaster. Add on top of that. The
Speaker 4: high tide is supposed to be at four am, and
Speaker 4: it builds between four pm and four am slowly, and
Speaker 4: it's supposed to hit at two am, and so it's
Speaker 4: going to be nearly high tide. Thank god it's not
Speaker 4: a full moon. And they're predicting ten to fifteen foot
Speaker 4: waves over the top of Fort Myers Beach and Santa
Speaker 4: Bell Longboat Key's going to be affected, and so many
Speaker 4: other parts. It puts in perspective the fragility of human life.
Speaker 4: Let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham with you every day.
Speaker 4: You're Home of the Reds and the Bengals and so
Speaker 4: much more. News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, in the Enchented Forest, Eddie and Rocky are on
Speaker 2: the yellow Brick Road.
Speaker 5: Dude, we're trying to find the wizard.
Speaker 2: We got to get home, man, our audience is counting
Speaker 2: on us. All you have to do, Eddie is click
Speaker 2: your ruoby slippers three times.
Speaker 5: Are you wearing those again? I thought you looked taller.
Speaker 2: Caught him some slack, Rocky. They do look stylish. Thank you,
Speaker 2: Eddie and Rocky. Give your day a fairy tail.
Speaker 1: Ending Eddie and Rocky, this afternoon at three on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WW homeowners.
Speaker 11: The FED has taken action lowering rates for the first
Speaker 11: time in years, and Loan Pronto is also lowering mortgage
Speaker 11: rates big time.
Speaker 5: Eddie here, it's the best chances.
Speaker 12: So proud of what is happening in terms of our
Speaker 12: space program and the leadership of the United States providing
Speaker 12: to the world. The Artemis program is the beginning of
Speaker 12: the next era of what we have a history and
Speaker 12: a tradition of doing, of providing vision and inspiring innovation
Speaker 12: in a way that is going to benefit all mankind
Speaker 12: and womankind.
Speaker 5: Hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting god Brockie.
Speaker 4: I dare her talking about two genders that's discussed about
Speaker 4: the non binary people, because one hundred and twelve genders?
Speaker 5: Who does she think she is? There's tonerd and twelve genders?
Speaker 5: Is fort Myer's going to be? Okay?
Speaker 11: I heard your interview with a mayor. Wh oh what
Speaker 11: about Muggsy and Tony. I talked to Muggsy today.
Speaker 5: He's going down the ship though, right Muggsy I said
Speaker 5: to him on tomorrow, I'm gonna get him on. They said, Muggs,
Speaker 5: what are you gonna do? He said, I'll tell you
Speaker 5: what they came around with loud speaker man in tarry evacuation.
Speaker 4: Leave your home now. He gave the cop a one
Speaker 4: finger salute inside his house. I said, I think the
Speaker 4: cop took that as a no.
Speaker 5: He said.
Speaker 4: Then the cop said, make sure you have a hatchet.
Speaker 4: Muggsy yells back, why the poco hole in the roof?
Speaker 4: When you get on top of the roof? When there,
Speaker 4: when it comes up, he said, And then he dropped
Speaker 4: another F bomb.
Speaker 5: That's Muggsy. The coup also hand him a blackmagic marker
Speaker 5: so he can write his.
Speaker 4: Arm and then I respect it. Then you got Tony
Speaker 4: from New Jersey. If he spent thirty two years as
Speaker 4: a cop in Jersey City, he said, you know what.
Speaker 5: If you had happen to live through, it would be
Speaker 5: one hell of an experience, say I wrote, when wouldn't
Speaker 5: you stay there without the white gonna? Well, you don't
Speaker 5: know that. That's the point, exactly the other point of
Speaker 5: the stage. The alligators. This is a little factor. But
Speaker 5: after the main storm goes and it's still twelve feet
Speaker 5: deep and you're gurgling, you might look to your right
Speaker 5: and see a gator. To the left might be a
Speaker 5: bowl constrictor. And they're looking at you as lunch segment.
Speaker 5: You look like a meatball. To one of those guys,
Speaker 5: we've take take your poison. Then, but Mug said, I'm staying.
Speaker 5: Come get me.
Speaker 4: You can have my dead cold body, but I'm not
Speaker 4: leaving my home. I'll work for my whole.
Speaker 5: Life's And then we got Vinnie.
Speaker 4: Vinnie, my buddy in Sarasota has a house closing at
Speaker 4: four o'clock on Friday, to sell his house, a house
Speaker 4: closing one point six million dollars. Yeah, I said, yeah,
Speaker 4: do you have a house that's going to be located
Speaker 4: in Sea bring Florida by then, Well you have a
Speaker 4: house on four o'clock, what about your place? It give
Speaker 4: us no date on that, your little south An update
Speaker 4: on the on the Southern Command, Well, I have the guards.
Speaker 4: I mean, we've never been flooded before. We're four miles
Speaker 4: from the ocean. But the Gordon red Baker right there.
Speaker 4: And the issue is the same. Afternoon twelve plus comes
Speaker 4: the surge. Well, they pro sent on a message said
Speaker 4: cart path only this afternoon.
Speaker 5: I said cart path only. Okay, there you go.
Speaker 4: I said, these guys are tough. You got to play
Speaker 4: the fact. He said, I don't care. Come get me,
Speaker 4: come get me gone.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I asked Bill Verdonk the real estate and she said, look, oh,
Speaker 4: my guys are staying here. They sent away the wife
Speaker 4: and the kids, and they're staying because I'm not going
Speaker 4: to leave my home. Because I'm not going to leave
Speaker 4: my home. I said, well, what if what if you're
Speaker 4: on your twelve feet is out? I got a second floor.
Speaker 4: What if you got eighteen? So I'll go into the roof,
Speaker 4: hang on in the chimney.
Speaker 5: I'm not. That's the kind of guy that I like
Speaker 5: to I want him in a fox, the kind of
Speaker 5: guy that built this count I right there. I don't
Speaker 5: want to see seg Man.
Speaker 4: I want to see you in the Foxil not you
Speaker 4: seg the face of yeah, just because a snicker and
Speaker 4: just raise your one finger salute to the storm and say,
Speaker 4: come get some of this.
Speaker 5: Okay, tell some of this, Okay, come on down there.
Speaker 5: You would be in a shelter ten seconds, correct, mister
Speaker 5: tough guy.
Speaker 11: You know I'd be I'd be saying, bring it on, milty,
Speaker 11: bring it on. You'd be in a shelter within ten seconds,
Speaker 11: because you know why, Penny Cunningham.
Speaker 5: I send her away, you know what, out of here.
Speaker 5: I'm defending my grab you by the ear and pull
Speaker 5: you out it into the car because you're stupid, said,
Speaker 5: I know, I'm stupid, but I'm staying. He's actually scheduled
Speaker 5: to be down there right now. But he's up here. Well,
Speaker 5: I'm scheduled to be there in about ten days. We see,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna wait to go into it.
Speaker 4: Maybe I'll have beach front property I was miles away
Speaker 4: could be more valuable now.
Speaker 5: But when your lucky, that's what would happen, Bette. You
Speaker 5: could be down there doing the show with Muggsy, Tony
Speaker 5: and Vinnie. What a group. Now, if Muggy rises, this
Speaker 5: thing out, Okay, promise me. I mean you will have
Speaker 5: him on air on Monday. I will. I'm gonna have
Speaker 5: him on tomorrow. I want his experience. I want tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Maybe not tomorrow now, he said, he's gonna come, and
Speaker 5: I want to know about the hatchet, everything you see.
Speaker 5: If he lives, If he lives, he lives, he said,
Speaker 5: not I die. He's sock up on food or anything,
Speaker 5: or he just.
Speaker 4: He's got water. He's got this uh inflatable stuff this
Speaker 4: is the new thing. It looks like a floating that
Speaker 4: you put it down and when it gets wet it
Speaker 4: pumps up to about twelve inches.
Speaker 5: And he also has phone. Did you tell him that
Speaker 5: the surge is twelve feet not twelve inches? I didn't
Speaker 5: tell him that. Well, just just a thought. Maybe he
Speaker 5: might be a little bit. But monks, he's a tough dude.
Speaker 5: You know, most of us have hot dogs. He takes
Speaker 5: ten penny nails and choose on them, and then he
Speaker 5: smokes cigars. You watch, he'll probably just fashion a raft
Speaker 5: out of you know, the driftwood or something and sail
Speaker 5: all the way to the Atlantic. If you had a
Speaker 5: house closing Atlantic in his backyard, if you had a
Speaker 5: house closing at four o'clock on Friday, Insoda, I said, Vinnie,
Speaker 5: I don't know about that. He said, what are you
Speaker 5: gonna do? He said, I have no idea. He'll close
Speaker 5: on empty ground. He's selling or buying. He is selling
Speaker 5: for one. I imagine the other party is not car
Speaker 5: I want to see what I got here?
Speaker 4: One point seven million cash deal, four o'clock Friday.
Speaker 5: I said, don't think so well, what do you do?
Speaker 5: Week too late? Month too late?
Speaker 4: How are the kids doing, because I understand one's on
Speaker 4: the disabled lister.
Speaker 5: It's good. Bryce the pebble. The littlest Rocky's still in
Speaker 5: the cast. So got the broken arm. My middle son
Speaker 5: did good in his karate competition. He got second. He
Speaker 5: broke the brother's arm. He broke his arm. Yes, snapped.
Speaker 5: Old Rock's doing okay, you know football policeman. So he
Speaker 5: was trying to tamp down on the amount of rough
Speaker 5: play in the house. Now I think there's in the
Speaker 5: name of God are we doing to the children. I
Speaker 5: like to know that Rock. You need a It's a
Speaker 5: fine line, because you want your boys. If you or
Speaker 5: raising boys, boys young men, you want them rough house,
Speaker 5: you want them wrest You went down the floor and
Speaker 5: wrestle with them. But somewhere between that and rocking on bones.
Speaker 5: Then my wife she gets fer missing what you ought
Speaker 5: to do? Happy, bring them down here one afternoon. Why
Speaker 5: don't you bring them in here. I've been in the studio, ys.
Speaker 5: Get him in. I like to talk to those boys. Yeah,
Speaker 5: we'll get him in. Get him in here. Let him
Speaker 5: run around here is nobody here, nobody there? Anyway, You
Speaker 5: got plenty of room be jumping off the empty table.
Speaker 5: I'm out there and got chairs out there across her,
Speaker 5: across her head.
Speaker 4: Someone should get a video of what's happening here every day.
Speaker 4: And you're thinking it's impossible to produce any programming, but
Speaker 4: nobody here, I mean three.
Speaker 5: People on air every day.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Sake, give me some sports.
Speaker 11: Wee Willie the stood reporters of proud service of your
Speaker 11: local teme Star Heating air conditioning dealers, Temestar quality you
Speaker 11: could feel in Cincinnati, KOs Schmid Heating and Coolie five
Speaker 11: one three five three one sixty nine hundred.
Speaker 5: Sports and rock.
Speaker 4: If you see the new track, it's wobbling a bit
Speaker 4: left toward Tampa, leaving the friendly confines the Bear's Paul
Speaker 4: and Naples alone.
Speaker 5: You are rooting for that thing to continue.
Speaker 4: Sarasota, go get him, Go get him, Tampa, go get him,
Speaker 4: go get him. And right now it looks like it's
Speaker 4: going a little bit left segment, which I like because
Speaker 4: Muggsy wants to play golf off the path tomorrow.
Speaker 5: I said, good luck. And you don't see his golf cart.
Speaker 5: He's got the American flag on one side's got a
Speaker 5: sky away bridge. He's got like a machine gun on
Speaker 5: the front. Nobody on it. Mugs, it's tough, dude, though,
Speaker 5: he's tough. Trump flag, yes, oh yes.
Speaker 4: In fact, we have matches with the Canadians, and if
Speaker 4: we win the matches, they got to wear a Trump hat,
Speaker 4: which they hate. They think Trudeau is the answer to
Speaker 4: all their problems. But the muggsy me Tony Soprano, we
Speaker 4: take care of him.
Speaker 5: I want him on air on this very rido station,
Speaker 5: right Ugs, tell me what happened. What do you mean
Speaker 5: what happened? I told him to night at three am.
Speaker 4: If you want to call me, I'm up to plug
Speaker 4: anyway every morning, call me at two to three in
Speaker 4: the morning.
Speaker 5: That's when it's happening. So tell me what's happening. I
Speaker 5: don't want to record that because it could get rough.
Speaker 5: They may not have self service after everything gets torn up.
Speaker 5: I'm thinking about beachfront property. That's what I'm thinking about.
Speaker 11: Well, yeah, Bengals update brought to you by Good Spirits,
Speaker 11: Winding Tobacco and Party Town with thirteen locations in northern Kentucky.
Speaker 11: Bengals are on the practice field right now. I got
Speaker 11: a picture of Mugs if you want to see it.
Speaker 11: Mike Sheldon or Mike Hilton. Mike Hilton, Sheldon, Rankins and
Speaker 11: Amarius Mims are back on the practice field today. They
Speaker 11: have cleared corner dj Ivy remember him, Rock?
Speaker 4: I called him this morning. He's okay to practice. Here's
Speaker 4: Paul Muggs. I called him at nine point thirty one
Speaker 4: this morning. And look at the picture. There's mugs. That's emoji,
Speaker 4: that's that's mugs. He said, this is no problem for
Speaker 4: me at all. You should have been a nom. I said, well,
Speaker 4: I wasn't, no, but I like he's like he used
Speaker 4: to chew bamboo splits. That's what he chewed him. Nails,
Speaker 4: nails segment, smoke cigars, Come get me copped, come get
Speaker 4: me go ahead say.
Speaker 11: Bearcats are on the road in Orlando on Saturday again,
Speaker 11: still there. The uh bear Cats, Big twelve and u
Speaker 11: c F officials are monitoring the situation.
Speaker 5: Look has four games in Florida scheduled this weekend. Well
Speaker 5: look at Vinnie, what does that say? The top text?
Speaker 5: He just sent me one seven down the tubes. Vinnie's sorry, sorry,
Speaker 5: my friend, Sorry, we're not closing. And it was a
Speaker 5: cash deal one seventy five mil. I thought it was
Speaker 5: one point he was gonna sell he had one seven
Speaker 5: why he was gonna put us to good use somewhere
Speaker 5: on his pocket.
Speaker 4: We bought another house for cash, made about a million
Speaker 4: on this one. He's gonna got another one which is
Speaker 4: going to close on after he gets the one seven.
Speaker 4: Now oops, oops? Who could have seen this coming? And
Speaker 4: there's another hurricane developing?
Speaker 11: Correct that there's two of them in between a month. Unbelievable,
Speaker 11: Andy Mack mugs Benny Tony.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, he said, my boys on seven, five milks
Speaker 5: down the twos? What handity? What's Hannedy doing? Talk to him? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I talked to him. He said in New York.
Speaker 4: And he's down down in eastern Florida, No, north north
Speaker 4: of where Rush was. And he's okay, guys, you know
Speaker 4: he's Hannity. He's kind of snickering and laughing like mugs,
Speaker 4: like mugs. Come get come get some of this, Come
Speaker 4: get high, milty, come get some of this.
Speaker 5: So do you have any hope? Right, they came in
Speaker 5: and you said you were all set about all kinds
Speaker 5: of things. Let me tell you one thing I've hoped for.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: This is from Politico at two o'clock today, Democrats, twenty
Speaker 4: six days from election, begin to panic over Harris's electability.
Speaker 4: They had this big strategy, a new way forward, new path.
Speaker 4: Every interview she's given the last three was I wouldn't
Speaker 4: change anything the last four years. So the advisors are telling.
Speaker 5: Her, she's writing the commercials for the Trump campaign, what
Speaker 5: are you doing?
Speaker 4: Yeah, seventy percent of a say we're on the wrong path.
Speaker 4: Seventy percent Americans. We got to get a new way.
Speaker 4: So they're saying nothing, let's fashion this thing a new
Speaker 4: path forward. Right now, she's saying, by mistake, I'm happy.
Speaker 4: I'm happy the way things are.
Speaker 5: Why wouldn't you come out and say, listen, I was
Speaker 5: the vice president, but there were many times in closed
Speaker 5: door meetings I say we should do this, and he
Speaker 5: disagreed and we went this way. Why wouldn't she say
Speaker 5: that he's stupid. She's told to do that. The advisors
Speaker 5: tell her, look, you're it's a new path forward. But
Speaker 5: but she's someone she can't think off off the cuff.
Speaker 5: But if you program her, she can regurgitate and stay
Speaker 5: on on on topic.
Speaker 4: Her mind doesn't work in a way that says, I
Speaker 4: have to remember what somebody told me to do Otherwise,
Speaker 4: I have to talk about tomorrow and yesterday. What happened
Speaker 4: yesterday doesn't have to happen tomorrow because tomorrow shouldn't be
Speaker 4: what happened yesterday, because yesterday should have happened tomorrow instead
Speaker 4: of yesterday.
Speaker 5: I know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's what she says, And there and the advisors
Speaker 4: looking her saying. She comes off set of the view
Speaker 4: and they said, what are you doing? And then the
Speaker 4: next interview she does the same thing, and you vote.
Speaker 5: For that segment. You vote for that. No, you're going
Speaker 5: to vote for jonesy aren't you amen to that?
Speaker 4: He told me to call him when he got off
Speaker 4: the air. He wants to know about you. He thought
Speaker 4: you were You're wavering Jones.
Speaker 5: Sheriff Richard K. Jones all the way with Ted mckaye.
Speaker 5: I said, you're voting for his opponent. He doesn't have one.
Speaker 5: You don't even know that. I do know that. What's
Speaker 5: on the big show today, let's see right out of
Speaker 5: the gate, we're talking to Craig Koppa, one of Eddie's
Speaker 5: form buddies, on WBN. He is live from Tampa. Yes,
Speaker 5: as the storm is immediate at four o'clock. You know
Speaker 5: the site, the Babylon b Yeah, we got the guy
Speaker 5: who's the owner and CEO that Seth Dillon is gonna
Speaker 5: come right yeah and talk about East site and he's
Speaker 5: a very popular place. Yeah, it's a satire site, kind
Speaker 5: of like the onion.
Speaker 4: Democrats say, we're getting concerned about you, Kamblo because you
Speaker 4: won't follow directions.
Speaker 5: Whitaker blew the top off the whole deal over this.
Speaker 5: Tell me again, what about letting him press her? And
Speaker 5: he could have he could have gone even more. When
Speaker 5: she says she has planned, okay, name one, give me
Speaker 5: just one plan.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, I was born in the middle class
Speaker 4: and my running mate rode his bike in Nebraska. But
Speaker 4: tell me your plan in order to change the migration. Well,
Speaker 4: you know, what happened yesterday doesn't have to be what
Speaker 4: happened tomorrow, because what up tomorrow might be better than to
Speaker 4: happened yesterday. Well, can you give me a plan? And
Speaker 4: she talked about once again being in the middle class. Yes,
Speaker 4: it's like there's nothing there. It's all sound bites. And
Speaker 4: thank god she's a Democrat, otherwise the media would be attack.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine if Trump was in office and all
Speaker 4: this craft's going on, and she's on the sex podcast
Speaker 4: talking about three ways.
Speaker 5: By what voters she needs independence and more kind of
Speaker 5: in the middle voters, right, what in the middle voters
Speaker 5: are listening to the what was it called her Daddy podcast?
Speaker 5: Who's your dad? For the view? Who's watching the view?
Speaker 4: I don't think a whole bunch of independent voters. I'm
Speaker 4: not sure. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 5: Well, she relies upon the ignorance.
Speaker 4: She can't go on she can't get on with a
Speaker 4: real on Fox News or so on, or because she
Speaker 4: can't handle the truth. How about this Morning with Howard Stern,
Speaker 4: she talked about Formula one racing. He asked her about
Speaker 4: the kind of breakfast cereals she likes to eat, and
Speaker 4: what do you do in your leisure time other than.
Speaker 5: Not like, hey, what's your plan? What would you do
Speaker 5: with the hurricane coming in? What's the plan? And you talk,
Speaker 5: you talk. Let's go back to the sex cast, Sex,
Speaker 5: Sex and More Sex Rocky, thank you, thank you segment.
Speaker 4: I'm all upset now, I'm chaotic in my life. I'm
Speaker 4: got total chaos.
Speaker 11: Just just call the muggsy Muggsny and Tony and you'll
Speaker 11: be Okay.
Speaker 4: Canny, there goes one point seven five million right down
Speaker 4: the I said, keep hope alive.
Speaker 11: He might show up with THEE wherever Tony is. Maybe
Speaker 11: wherever Tony is, we'll see that house go floating by you.
Speaker 4: I want that one right there. A few hours segment,
Speaker 4: get me out. There's two sports, Willy and utter of.
Speaker 4: We're thinking of those in southern Florida today, alligators and
Speaker 4: the snakes. We leave you with the immortal words of.
Speaker 5: The Stood report.
Speaker 3: In every pot some ven vote for billion.
Speaker 5: Seg you blew that you had. You had the slogan
Speaker 5: the whole deal. That was what about six seven years ago?
Speaker 4: That was the drunk guy and the McDonald's drive through.
Speaker 4: I think Kamala Harris was making the French fries now
Speaker 4: he had that election election. You had good it done,
Speaker 4: and you wouldn't gone Route four. You wouldn't step up,
Speaker 4: would you? You wouldn't step up. This guy's got the slogan.
Speaker 4: Okay Vnison and Dennison rhymes together. Have you ever eaten
Speaker 4: Dennison or Benison?
Speaker 5: What never mind?
Speaker 4: Let's contingent on news radio seven hundreds, wlw.
Speaker 14: Allen and KL are fast asleep. Just look at them, spoon.
Speaker 14: Ever since they began getting the latest news, weather, traffic, sports,
Speaker 14: and my McConnell charm each morning, they've been sleeping like rocks.
Speaker 5: Are you, Mike McConnell, Yes, I am. Well, get under
Speaker 5: the cover, sweetye. There's plenty of room.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna have to take a rain check on that.
Speaker 5: Whatever your loss.
Speaker 14: Join me, Mike McConnell Tomorrow morning at five on seven WW.
Speaker 4: The Dress for Success twenty fifth Anniversary Fashion Shows a
Speaker 4: celebration of empowerment and transformation. The special event this year
Speaker 4: marks a quarter of a century of helping women through
Speaker 4: Western and Southern The doors open at seven pm on Friday,
Speaker 4: November the first at the Museum Center. The show will
Speaker 4: feature Ohio based designer Gerardo Ensinez and include models inclusive
Speaker 4: of local clients and community partners. Attendees will enjoy a
Speaker 4: silent auction, a raffle, a complimentary bar, and dinner by
Speaker 4: the bite. Tickets for the Dress for a Success Fashion
Speaker 4: Show currently on sale at Dfssinc dot org. Western Southern
Speaker 4: brought to you by John Barrett, is committed to doing
Speaker 4: good for others and his proudest sponsor the Dress for
Speaker 4: Success Cincinnati's twenty fifth anniversary event. The company supports the
Speaker 4: Dress for Success mission of empowering women to succeed in
Speaker 4: their careers and also all of their personal lives.
Speaker 1: Men over forty five, do you have a frequent, urgent
Speaker 1: need to urinate or a week flow?
Speaker 3: Do you suffer