Speaker 1: My billy cutting in the Great American I monitor all
Speaker 1: events simultaneously around the world. One thing happening this morning.
Speaker 1: I watch MSNBC, I watched CNN, I watched Fox News,
Speaker 1: I watched Newsmax. All about what's happening today at noon
Speaker 1: in the House of Representatives, and the most are saying
Speaker 1: that we won't have a speaker. It won't be white
Speaker 1: smoke from the Sistine Chapel until later this afternoon. But
Speaker 1: a man on the floor walking in close is Warren Davidson,
Speaker 1: congressman from the I think is it the eighth congressional district?
Speaker 1: I have the number, correct, Congressman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the eighth thing. It's the west side of Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: goes right to the city limits and then goes about
Speaker 2: to throw the way up the Indiana lines. Get Western Hamilton, Butler, Preble,
Speaker 2: dark in a little bit of Miami County.
Speaker 1: All right, what's going to happen? I'm watching the news
Speaker 1: cable show said it's not going to happen today. The
Speaker 1: media is rooting for chaos, confusion, and a crisis. They
Speaker 1: want to demonstrate that you Republicans are incompetent, you don't
Speaker 1: know what you're doing. You can't pick a later all
Speaker 1: hell's break and loose. What is the reality. Do we
Speaker 1: have white or black smoke over the Systeine Chapel? Do
Speaker 1: we have a speaker?
Speaker 2: Well, Congress needs to be laser focused on implementing the
Speaker 2: Agenda forty seven. That's what the Republican Party said as
Speaker 2: the platform at the convention is Donald Trump's plan to
Speaker 2: make America great again. And look, the base has got,
Speaker 2: you know, just reasons to be upset with Mike Johnson.
Speaker 2: Thomas Massey's given a voice to that. He's definitely gonna vote.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: We can lose one vote, but if we lose too,
Speaker 2: he's not gonna have the votes. And you know, I
Speaker 2: think I think Mike Johnson finds a way to put
Speaker 2: the deal together. You can't have a stronger ally than
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, but he's worked hard to seal the votes.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump wants Mike Johnson. I think Donald Trump's the
Speaker 2: leader of our parties. We support him and get them there. Look,
Speaker 2: you know Patton said it, well, you know, a good
Speaker 2: plan well executed beats you know, today, beats a perfect
Speaker 2: plan next week. And I think that's what we're up
Speaker 2: against right here.
Speaker 1: Well, it's all about the numbers. There's two hundred and
Speaker 1: nineteen Republicans, two hundred and fifteen Democrats, and I guess
Speaker 1: the extra congressional seats not been determined yet. And so
Speaker 1: if the number gets to be two eight if the
Speaker 1: number gets to be two seventeen, let's say two, don't
Speaker 1: do it. If the votes two seventeen for the Republican
Speaker 1: Mike Johnson and two fifteen for a Keem Jefferies, is
Speaker 1: Johnson the speaker each got the majority of those casting
Speaker 1: the ballots, but not to two eighteen. Does it take
Speaker 1: two eighteen or two seventeen.
Speaker 2: It takes a majority of those president voting, and you
Speaker 2: can vote, you can vote president. Uh. And you know
Speaker 2: there's ways to game this. Chad Pergrim, you know, good
Speaker 2: guy from Butler County, grew up there, but he's a
Speaker 2: Fox analyst. He put a breakdown on this, and it gets,
Speaker 2: you know, sort of tricky in terms of how the
Speaker 2: gamesmanship could go.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 2: Reality is if you if you've only got two people
Speaker 2: and he got two seventeen to two fifteen, we haven't
Speaker 2: elected a speaker yet, so it'll be another ballot.
Speaker 1: All right, What is the issue, Thomas Massey, I've had
Speaker 1: him on many times. I like the guy a lot.
Speaker 1: He has offered some personal tragedies of late, which is
Speaker 1: the unfortunate demise of his beautiful wife, and he was
Speaker 1: perceived as being possibly a cabinet nominee that didn't work out.
Speaker 1: Thomas Massey's main point is that Donald Trump supported Paul
Speaker 1: Ryan speaker and how did that work out? Answer is
Speaker 1: not very well. And so the Trumpster now is in
Speaker 1: the most powerful position any Republican has ever been in
Speaker 1: when it comes to influence in the House of Representatives.
Speaker 1: The main issue Massy has is federal government spending. We
Speaker 1: borrow a new trillion dollars of fresh cash every one
Speaker 1: hundred days. Suddenly we're going to be bankrupt. And many
Speaker 1: have talked about the fact that we have to greatly
Speaker 1: increase the debt limit well above thirty seven trillion dollars
Speaker 1: to function in the government. Does Congress and Massey have
Speaker 1: a point about saying that we are essentially bankrupt and
Speaker 1: we can't keep doing what we're doing, and the fact
Speaker 1: that Trump supported Paul Ryan didn't work out so well.
Speaker 1: He says, well, maybe this won't work out so well either.
Speaker 4: Talk.
Speaker 1: First of all, the issue of the debt, and the
Speaker 1: deaf said, explain that to the American people.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, look, we're bankrupt in our country. I think
Speaker 2: everybody realizes that. You know, there's people out there saying, oh,
Speaker 2: you have a printing press, you can just print more money.
Speaker 2: And that's true. During COVID era, we kind of proved
Speaker 2: that you can print more money. But that doesn't mean
Speaker 2: that the money will buy the same amount of stuff.
Speaker 2: That's the nature of inflation. We printed more money. Now
Speaker 2: it takes more money to buy the same basket of
Speaker 2: goods that you used to buy. You just don't have
Speaker 2: the kind of spending power you used to have. And
Speaker 2: look Massy's Thomas Massey had a great exchange with former
Speaker 2: Speaker Newt Gingrich on Twitter. You know, Gingridge kind of
Speaker 2: called out people that were like, you guys need to
Speaker 2: get in line and get behind Johnson, and you know,
Speaker 2: you know, he challenged anyone to debate, and Massey said,
Speaker 2: challenge accepted and laid out a pretty good case for
Speaker 2: why he's voting the way that he is. And I
Speaker 2: respect Thomas Massey's you know, man with no guile, people,
Speaker 2: what's he after? He looks at every vote discreetly, He
Speaker 2: votes what he believes is the right thing. And I
Speaker 2: do think some of that that's, you know, exactly what
Speaker 2: we need, and I respect it, and I think everyone
Speaker 2: that really knows him does that. He's not trying to
Speaker 2: manipulate the game for personal things. There are other people
Speaker 2: that may. We'll see how that goes. But you know,
Speaker 2: the point he makes is valid in terms of Mike Johnson.
Speaker 2: He wouldn't have gotten the job if he'd done the things.
Speaker 2: If he said he was going to do the things
Speaker 2: that he ended up doing as speaker, he had a
Speaker 2: pretty rough stretch this last Congress. He wasn't you know,
Speaker 2: he got the job because everybody likes Mike Johnson. He's
Speaker 2: a nice guy, but his results haven't been great. And
Speaker 2: you know, it's a little bit of a thing against
Speaker 2: President Trump. He did a head off to say you're
Speaker 2: fired a lot in his first term because he did
Speaker 2: hire some bad folks and they didn't execute the plan well.
Speaker 2: But I think that you know, Trump is going to
Speaker 2: call the plays and we're going to have to execute him.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 2: Massey's critique is even in the little home stretch here,
Speaker 2: where the basic play was don't do an omnibus. You know,
Speaker 2: Johnson went with Democrats to do a sort of mini
Speaker 2: omnibus with fifteen hundred some pages and giant plan. He's like,
Speaker 2: you can't have this guy. And I think Trump's like, no, no,
Speaker 2: I know who I'm dealing with, Ridney Johnston. Let's roll.
Speaker 2: And I think most of the party is going to
Speaker 2: say Trump's the leader of our party. Let's get in
Speaker 2: line and make it happen.
Speaker 1: Well, the most important thing is changing. The people of
Speaker 1: America voted for change. They voted for reform. When I
Speaker 1: saw the first news conference of the FBI, et cetera
Speaker 1: after the massacre in New Orleans and the special Agent
Speaker 1: in charge of the FBI in New Orleans, I think
Speaker 1: it's the Southern District of Louisiana had a nose ring
Speaker 1: and she's telling us this is not terrorism. There's no
Speaker 1: evidence this is terrorism. When a shall we say a Muslim,
Speaker 1: a Muslim with a pickup truck is rolling down Bourbon
Speaker 1: Street and also what's happening is he has an ISIS
Speaker 1: flag on the back of his truck. Now there's a clue, Charlock.
Speaker 1: It didn't take a brilliant investigator and say, you know,
Speaker 1: that might be terrorism. We need complete reform as you
Speaker 1: may know, of the Department of Justice, the FBI, the
Speaker 1: Department of Defense. When we have FBI Special ass in
Speaker 1: charge with the nosering at a news conference saying that
Speaker 1: there's no evidence of terrorism when the ISIS flag is
Speaker 1: flown over Bourbon Street? How about that, Sherlock? Is that evidence?
Speaker 1: Do you get fired up about this kind of stuff
Speaker 1: like I do? And secondly, I'm glad you brought that up.
Speaker 1: The chairman of All State and they sponsor the Sugar Bowl,
Speaker 1: did this opening ad yesterday for the Notre Dame Great Victory,
Speaker 1: and he talked about America's addiction to divisiveness and negativity.
Speaker 1: We must be willing to accept persons imperfections. That's the
Speaker 1: president of All State. I'm not in good hands telling America,
Speaker 1: you know what, You're addicted to divisiveness and negativity and
Speaker 1: you have to be more willing to accept people's imperfections
Speaker 1: like flying the ISIS flag on Bourbon Street and killing
Speaker 1: fourteen people. Can you smell what I'm cooking?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, he needs the people's elbow. Somebody needs to
Speaker 2: come off the top rope. And I'm pretty sure when
Speaker 2: he shows up to the board meeting they might be
Speaker 2: delivering that to him. I'm sure the shareholders are out
Speaker 2: there selling like crazy. People are probably like, man, if
Speaker 2: I only knew his short all State, you know, terrible, terrible,
Speaker 2: you know, ad by all State, And you're right. You know, Look,
Speaker 2: this is why Trump's campaign has to be followed through on.
Speaker 2: And we've got to get cash to tell run in
Speaker 2: the FBI. We've got to get to Gabbard as the
Speaker 2: Director of National Intelligence. We got to get Pete hag
Speaker 2: Seth in at the Department of Defense. Weve got to
Speaker 2: get Robert F. Kennedy controlling our helping human services and
Speaker 2: provide accountability for all this disinformation, misinformation and frankly police
Speaker 2: state stuff that went on during COVID. And you know
Speaker 2: why do they keep doing it? Well, because you didn't
Speaker 2: punish him last time. Then people say that sounds like retribution.
Speaker 2: That's not retribution, that's justice, and that's exactly what people want.
Speaker 2: And that's why we need to get pivot right off
Speaker 2: of the get into offense starting at noon right now
Speaker 2: in this next vote coming up, and we need to
Speaker 2: elect the speaker and get on offense.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: The chairman President of also and also said that the
Speaker 1: MASCAR of Americans was an imperfection. Well, we do our best,
Speaker 1: but try not to kill fourteen people while you're at it.
Speaker 1: And lastly, with what degree of confidence do you say,
Speaker 1: Congressman Davidson, now by the close of business today, we'll
Speaker 1: have a new speaker.
Speaker 2: Well, I can't say that I'm one hundred percent confidence.
Speaker 2: There's certainly a possibility that this won't turn out that way,
Speaker 2: but I do feel confident we're going to elect a
Speaker 2: good speaker and we're going to run President Trump's offense.
Speaker 2: So I think people are committed to doing that and
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to it. And I look, we're gonna
Speaker 2: have not just President Trump, We're going to have a
Speaker 2: great Ohioan, our current senator and soon to be Vice
Speaker 2: President jd. Vance. I think people are right to have
Speaker 2: a lot of energy and enthusiasm, and I really look
Speaker 2: forward to doing my share of the task to make
Speaker 2: America great again.
Speaker 1: Is Matt Gates? There is he actually reason out there.
Speaker 2: He started at o In. I mean he was on
Speaker 2: TV at oa In last night, so I think he
Speaker 2: started his contract there. But technically he won an election
Speaker 2: in November, so some people are speculating he could come
Speaker 2: and take his oath. But I think you would have
Speaker 2: an ethics challenge again because you can't earn money. You
Speaker 2: can't earn money, you know, significant money outside of you know,
Speaker 2: your investment and things like that. You can't get paid
Speaker 2: a salary from somebody else and be in Congress.
Speaker 1: Well, Nancy Pelosi did. She's worth two hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: million dollars. I guess that's a different issue, but none that.
Speaker 1: There was speculation this morning that Matt Gates would be
Speaker 1: there and then he gets sworn in and then vote
Speaker 1: and the OAN one America's network like a cable network.
Speaker 1: I think he started last night. But who Matt Gates
Speaker 1: doesn't always care about ethics, so what the hell?
Speaker 2: I mean?
Speaker 1: He could be an important vote? So is he the
Speaker 1: one vote missing of the of the of the two
Speaker 1: nineteen to two fifteen to see the one vote he's.
Speaker 2: The one thee Yeah, because it's like at least Deephonic
Speaker 2: in Mike Waltz. We're both nominated for positions in the
Speaker 2: Trump administration. Stefonic for you an ambassador and Waltz for
Speaker 2: National Security Advisor. But they won't start until January twentieth,
Speaker 2: so they should be here in present in voting for
Speaker 2: the speaker. Surely.
Speaker 1: All right, Congressman, I know you're on the floor getting there,
Speaker 1: and we'll see what happens, hopefully by two three o'clock today.
Speaker 1: But you're predicting, are you predicting? On the first ballot
Speaker 1: he will not be the speaker, but by the second
Speaker 1: or third he will be.
Speaker 2: Well, look, I don't know that the first ballot will
Speaker 2: be smooth. I don't know whether they'll close the vote
Speaker 2: or not, but I think there'll be a little bit
Speaker 2: of drama on the first ballot. At what I do
Speaker 2: think we're going to elect Mike Johnson speaker today.
Speaker 1: All right, Congressman Warren Davidson of the eighth Congressional District,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show, and we'll
Speaker 1: see what you know. The media is rooting for chaos, confusion,
Speaker 1: and hopefully there's some sense that we have to get
Speaker 1: on with the people's business. Elect Mike Johnson and away
Speaker 1: we go. And Congressman Davidson, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nevertheless, keep calm and defend freedom. We got to
Speaker 2: get a fight to win, and so thanks for highlighting it.
Speaker 2: God bless you and all your listeners.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much Warren Davidson of the eighth Congressional District,
Speaker 1: and Leu's continue with more. And this morning there's one
Speaker 1: thing the media demands and the Democrats, and that is
Speaker 1: complete confusion and chaos and havoc, which I kind of
Speaker 1: enjoy myself, by the way, but one thing that Keem
Speaker 1: Jefferies cannot be elected the speaker, and the Democrats are
Speaker 1: hoping he's going to get two hundred and fifteen votes
Speaker 1: and that somehow there will be such difficulties on the
Speaker 1: Republican side that somehow Hakeem Jeffries, the Brooklyn Liberal, will
Speaker 1: sneak in and become the speaker. We pray that doesn't occur.
Speaker 1: So let's continue with more. And by the way, the
Speaker 1: ballards is spelled b ll ards, the ballards that pop
Speaker 1: out of the ground. The reason they weren't in place
Speaker 1: is because there were a lot of New Orleans beads
Speaker 1: there from several months ago, which was last April, that
Speaker 1: had made the up and down movement of these ballards impossible,
Speaker 1: and the City of New Orleans didn't fix it. So
Speaker 1: put that in your pipe and smoke it. Continue with more,
Speaker 1: goll cunning him the Great American Live and shown of
Speaker 1: the Bengals playing Tomorrow Night for all the marvels we
Speaker 1: hope on news radio seven hundred, Www. Bully Cunningham wanted
Speaker 1: to get that interview in with Warren Davidson looking left,
Speaker 1: right and center. It appears the House is preparing to vote,
Speaker 1: not yet begun the process. But if you understand what's happening,
Speaker 1: at some point today or tomorrow, there's going to be
Speaker 1: a new speaker, and it's going to be a Republican
Speaker 1: and that for reasons that Congressman Massey have articulated here
Speaker 1: and elsewhere that he's disgusted with omnibus spending bills. He
Speaker 1: is disgusted with the fact that we borrow about one
Speaker 1: trillion dollars in new money every one hundred days, none
Speaker 1: of which will ever be paid back, and that the
Speaker 1: survivability financially of this great country is at stake. And
Speaker 1: so for those who say that Thomas Massey is a
Speaker 1: voice crying in the wilderness, yes he is. Because Mike
Speaker 1: Johnson is going to be the speaker. They're not going
Speaker 1: to go through three, four or five days of this
Speaker 1: because on the sixth of January, which as you know
Speaker 1: is is Tuesday, there's going to be a vote in
Speaker 1: which Kamala Harris presides over the counting of the electoral ballots,
Speaker 1: that the Trump's to receive three hundred and twelve electoral ballots,
Speaker 1: more more than enough necessary to win, and that you
Speaker 1: can't have a situation where come Monday evening Tuesday, Wednesday,
Speaker 1: that there's no speaker. So that means there's no House
Speaker 1: of Representatives that can do anything, and so that's a problem.
Speaker 1: So I know the media loves to be driven by
Speaker 1: chaos and confusion and whatever it might be when it
Speaker 1: involves Republicans. But at some point, according to Warren Davidson
Speaker 1: two three four five o'clock today, there's going to be
Speaker 1: a speaker. It's going to be Mike Johnson. And I
Speaker 1: don't know what it's going to take for Massi or
Speaker 1: others to stand down. They can afford to lose one vote,
Speaker 1: which is our own, Thomas Massey of Northern Kentucky. And
Speaker 1: when Thomas runs for reelection, he receives like eighty percent
Speaker 1: of the vote or more. He's extremely popular because he's
Speaker 1: a rock ribbed principled conservative. But even principles at time
Speaker 1: must give way to the art of the possible, and
Speaker 1: it's not possible to get with Congressman Massy wants through
Speaker 1: the means and methods he's now using. It doesn't one
Speaker 1: doesn't equate to the other, and Massy has to have
Speaker 1: one more join to get the number down in two seventeen,
Speaker 1: assuming Matt Gates doesn't vote. Right now, it's two eighteen
Speaker 1: to two fifteen and mass and right now the difficulty
Speaker 1: it would be if Matt Gates showed up to get
Speaker 1: sworn into the new Congress, which is getting ready to
Speaker 1: occur now, should he vote. Last night he was on
Speaker 1: One America's network oan and in Congress, you can't hold
Speaker 1: two jobs supposedly. Of course, you can make millions of
Speaker 1: dollars in investments another way, in other ways and means,
Speaker 1: But he says, I guess you can't be an employee
Speaker 1: somewhere else. But everything else you can do in Congress.
Speaker 1: You go in with little or no money. You come
Speaker 1: out rich. Republicans, but mainly Democrats come out rich because
Speaker 1: they know how the game is played. So sometime later
Speaker 1: this afternoon, we're going to have a speaker. His name
Speaker 1: is going to be Mike Johnson. This will not be
Speaker 1: some other candidate is not going to arise, and it's
Speaker 1: gonna be messy, but it'll happen sometime today. Then you
Speaker 1: get onto the real issues of actually counting the ballots
Speaker 1: on January the sixth, counting the ballots that were cast
Speaker 1: by individuals like Alex trn Tefilu and Richard K. Jones
Speaker 1: and Mary Diane Redden, my sister. They cast the ballots
Speaker 1: about a week or ten days ago in Columbus the
Speaker 1: Electoral College, that is the actual vote that matters. So
Speaker 1: it would be a total meltdown if somehow there wasn't
Speaker 1: a speaker selected by Monday night or Tuesday morning. And
Speaker 1: this is what Friday afternoon. So we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: After one o'clock today, we're going to have on Rob
Speaker 1: Sanders to talk about the change of law in Kentucky
Speaker 1: impacting the triestate completely. Then at two o'clock will be
Speaker 1: in a specialist from DEI Open the Books that talks
Speaker 1: about what's happening to universities and colleges when it comes
Speaker 1: to DEI diversity, equity and inclusion, which is another form
Speaker 1: of affirmative action, hiring and firing and retaining and employing
Speaker 1: based upon one's race or sexual orientation, which, by the way,
Speaker 1: is illegal. So in the beginning you might recall it
Speaker 1: was all about affirmative action. That is, employers and government
Speaker 1: will take affirmative action in order to seek out candidates
Speaker 1: of a different race, or a different sexual orientation, or
Speaker 1: different religion. And that was declared unconstitutional because you can't
Speaker 1: pick and choose individuals based upon skin color or race
Speaker 1: or religion. That's illegal. It's called invidious discrimination. So instead
Speaker 1: of affirmative action being used, which is we're telling everybody
Speaker 1: equal opportunity employer. Remember those good old days, We're an
Speaker 1: equal opportunity employer, it's now morphed in something different, well funded,
Speaker 1: which is DEI. And one of the examples of DEI
Speaker 1: happened yesterday when the head of the FBI and New
Speaker 1: Orleans stepped forward seemingly a DEI hired. She had a
Speaker 1: metal ring in her nose, and she made the proud
Speaker 1: announcement quickly that you know what, this is not an
Speaker 1: act of terrorism. And some are calling now that this
Speaker 1: woman be disciplined in a sense, but she can't speak
Speaker 1: for the FBI. The FBI, even chrisipher Race saw this
Speaker 1: is a disaster, so he sent down an adult in
Speaker 1: place of althea Duncan who should face termination or some
Speaker 1: sort of discipline for stating early on that the Ices
Speaker 1: attack in the French quarter. She said this was not
Speaker 1: terrorism as they chaos unfolded and with this radical leftist
Speaker 1: ISIS mass murderer flying the ISIS flag on the back
Speaker 1: of his pickup truck, killing fourteen people injuring thirty four others.
Speaker 1: To have the FBI declaire this is not an act
Speaker 1: of terrorism is ridiculous. Let's continue with more twelve thirty
Speaker 1: Home of your Bengals playing a course tomorrow in Pittsburgh
Speaker 1: on news radio seven hundred. Wow. How about this a
Speaker 1: little bit of a curveball throne. Judge A hind varied
Speaker 1: from the recommended sentence for Jake Wagner. Just heard Brian
Speaker 1: Combs talk about this and explain two problems in the case.
Speaker 1: Judge Hines said, Jake Wagner's brother went to trial and
Speaker 1: received the same sentence recommended for Jake Wagner, who cooperated
Speaker 1: with the investigators. Secondly, Judge Hines said Angela Wagner got
Speaker 1: a good deal of thirty years in prison despite her
Speaker 1: roling being able to stop the killings and as opposed
Speaker 1: to actually causing them. So therefore, Judge Hines said he
Speaker 1: planned to give Jake Wagner an opportunity for parole after
Speaker 1: thirty two years. It appears that Jake Wagner is somewhere
Speaker 1: in the thirty year range right now. But of course
Speaker 1: he's found the Lord. He's found God, which is a
Speaker 1: good thing. So sometime in his sixties, Jake Wagner will
Speaker 1: be given an opportunity to get out of jail. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure. I know I won't be around in thirty
Speaker 1: two years. Maybe you will be, his lawyer said, mister
Speaker 1: Wagner is a man of his word. Jake Wagner asked
Speaker 1: Judge Heine if he could look at the victims' family
Speaker 1: as he gave his statement, stood up in court. I'm
Speaker 1: looking at the video. He's in his orange jumpsuit. He
Speaker 1: said to the victim's family that the few that remain
Speaker 1: of the Rodents, he said, his life's been the reform
Speaker 1: by God and Jesus, he said. In the weeks following
Speaker 1: the murders, he said the most sincere prayer he's ever done.
Speaker 1: He said, quote, I ask God to put my family
Speaker 1: back on the straight and narrow path. He said he
Speaker 1: did not expect forgiveness, but asked the Rodent family to
Speaker 1: give up hate. Hate is the darkness that now. Jake
Speaker 1: Wagner started preaching, hate is the darkness. I'm not sorry
Speaker 1: I got caught. I'm sorry for what I've done, and
Speaker 1: I went on to say that as Jake Wagner spoke,
Speaker 1: much of the Rodent family during the speech got up
Speaker 1: and left the courtroom, not really accepting this deathbed conversion,
Speaker 1: and Wagner continued to speak about God and witnessing Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: He said again he was sorry, and he prayed for
Speaker 1: members of the Rodent family that remained. And Judge Hines
Speaker 1: said he would impose to mutually recommend a sentence of
Speaker 1: thirty years in prison for Angela Wagner. She has six
Speaker 1: years and six weeks of the time I already done.
Speaker 1: When she's released, she'll serve two to five years of probation.
Speaker 1: Judge Hines said she will have to register as a
Speaker 1: violent offender for ten years thereafter, and Judge Hines said
Speaker 1: that he gave A Wagner a lighter sentence because of
Speaker 1: her willingness to cooperate provide testimony Judge Hines said, I
Speaker 1: could have gone much higher. You helped the state make
Speaker 1: its case. Jake helped the state make its case. He said,
Speaker 1: many people overlooked her role in the killings. Judge Hines said, quote,
Speaker 1: you know the only person who I could have stopped
Speaker 1: the whole thing with a phone call. That a pravity
Speaker 1: is what you didn't see, the moral need to shut
Speaker 1: it all down. And so Angelo Wagner's lawyers argued that
Speaker 1: while his client was aware and assisted in the deaths
Speaker 1: of the Rodent family, should have not directly kill anyone directly.
Speaker 1: But as you know, that is not critical because there's
Speaker 1: other accomplices and co conspirators that can get it. He said.
Speaker 1: She testified against her family. Yeah, the judge also had it.
Speaker 1: She's completed about fifty programs fifty programs since her incarceration
Speaker 1: started some six years ago, and she's begun helping others,
Speaker 1: especially the young females incarcerated. Angelo Wagner read a prepared
Speaker 1: statement after a lawyer placed reading glasses on her head.
Speaker 1: She said all of her life she strived for perfection,
Speaker 1: but didn't realize how broken she was at the time.
Speaker 1: And she said, once again, it's turned to God. Quote.
Speaker 1: God has opened up my heart in my eyes, she
Speaker 1: said before sentencing. This world needs no more pain, so
Speaker 1: I give back any way that I can. She says,
Speaker 1: she knows the Rodent family has suffered a loss. Now
Speaker 1: that's an understatement right there, has experienced unbearable and suffocating pain.
Speaker 1: And she said, Angela Wagner, I'm committed to change myself.
Speaker 1: Each day I work to become a better person. So
Speaker 1: there you have it. Much of this is now concluded.
Speaker 1: It's called the Pie County massacre. You might recall at
Speaker 1: the time there were rumors of drug war lords, there
Speaker 1: were rumors of Mexican drug cartel members. All kinds of
Speaker 1: rumors were floating around. It came down to a custody
Speaker 1: dispute between the Wagners and the Rodents as to a
Speaker 1: little toddler that was created by both and one family
Speaker 1: wanted them and one family didn't want them. And of
Speaker 1: course the Rodent family were the victims of these vicious,
Speaker 1: unspeakable murders that rocked the Try State some six years ago.
Speaker 1: And the judge gave a lighter sentence than recommended for
Speaker 1: Jake Wagner. Instead of getting a life without possibility of parole.
Speaker 1: He gave him thirty two years. He'll go to the
Speaker 1: parole board thirty two years from now, what would that
Speaker 1: be twenty fifty seven. In twenty fifty seven he can
Speaker 1: make a case to be released as a young man
Speaker 1: under the sway of the dominating father Billy. We'll see
Speaker 1: what happens down the road. Unbelievable stuff happening in court
Speaker 1: this morning, and we'll see what comes to that, if anything,
Speaker 1: and not good. It's the most shocking crime to have
Speaker 1: taken place in the tri State, certainly since in the
Speaker 1: last fifty to one hundred years they have a whole
Speaker 1: family wiped out by another family because of a custody
Speaker 1: to dispute over a three year old girl. We continue
Speaker 1: after two o'clock today. We'll be an expert from opening
Speaker 1: the books about DEI and what DEI is doing in America.
Speaker 1: We saw it paraded up front and personally yesterday when
Speaker 1: a special agent in charge of the FBI, I wonder
Speaker 1: how this woman got the position. Her name is althea
Speaker 1: Duncan who said this is not relatable to terrorism. When
Speaker 1: someone in an ev F one drives through Bourbon Street
Speaker 1: with an IS's flag off the back within the vehicle,
Speaker 1: in the cab or other ISIS ideations that the FBI
Speaker 1: agent in charge said, this is not relatable to terrorism.
Speaker 1: One might ask, how in the world does she keep
Speaker 1: the job, And it has to do with Biden's FBI
Speaker 1: in Biden's Department of Justice have been thoroughly politicized to
Speaker 1: pursue certain individuals and excuse others rather than hunt down
Speaker 1: real terrorist and believe me, right now, in America there
Speaker 1: are real terrorists afoot. Much like Jabbar that did what
Speaker 1: he did, he was quickly supposedly became a head here
Speaker 1: in a disciple, a disciple, and an apostle of ISIS quickly.
Speaker 1: According to his family members didn't know where this came from,
Speaker 1: but there were online ideations from this guy ahead of time.
Speaker 1: So instead of hunting down real criminals and real terrorists,
Speaker 1: or trying to find some of the three hundred thousand
Speaker 1: children missing from the southern border, remember when Trump was
Speaker 1: in office, how important there's three hundred thousand kids were
Speaker 1: When Trump was in office, it was kids in cages.
Speaker 1: And since then, like the drones flying over New Jersey
Speaker 1: the last few weeks, the whole story has been ignored
Speaker 1: completely they're tracking down the wrong people and using resources
Speaker 1: of the FBI for DEI and so much more. And
Speaker 1: it began with soon as Trump was elected in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: before he took office, the FBI and James Comey had
Speaker 1: an undercover operation, the purpose of which was to dismantle
Speaker 1: the Trump administration. That came from the FBI. High ranking
Speaker 1: FBI agents stroking Page sent text messages back and forth
Speaker 1: saying to each other, don't worry, Trump's never going to
Speaker 1: be elected. Before the election. Then after he was elected,
Speaker 1: the government itself and the fourth Estate, the bureaucracy got
Speaker 1: together and said, we're going to destroy Donald Trump. The
Speaker 1: head of the FBI said that, Department of Justice said that.
Speaker 1: So to begin an undercover operation against Donald Trump and
Speaker 1: his National security advisor, General Flynn filed something in the
Speaker 1: range of one hundred thousand illegal warrants to seek out
Speaker 1: certain information as determined by the court system that they
Speaker 1: couldn't do what they did. So imagine if the same
Speaker 1: amount of time it would be spent on terrorists inside America,
Speaker 1: or human traffickers or producers of fentanyl. But the FBI
Speaker 1: was so politicized they went after Donald Trump. I also
Speaker 1: went after Catholics. Documents obtained by House Republicans. My good
Speaker 1: friend Jim Jordan in twenty twenty three reveals that there
Speaker 1: were multiple FBI field offices involved in the drafting of
Speaker 1: a memo that labeled Catholics as potential domestic terrorist. That
Speaker 1: was in twenty twenty three. The FBI said about you
Speaker 1: as a Catholic, You're a potential domestic terrorist because of
Speaker 1: your views on abortion. And there was a leaked FBI
Speaker 1: memo out of Richmond, Virginia, was investigating alleged white supremacy
Speaker 1: among Catholics. By the way, Jesus Christ was not white,
Speaker 1: but that's an irrelevant issue. So the FBI itself, the
Speaker 1: same FBI that hired the FBI agent in charge in
Speaker 1: New Orleans, had a memo to infiltrate Catholics, especially those
Speaker 1: who attend a Latin Mass. Now there's real evil for you.
Speaker 1: They were in the process of planning undercover agents and
Speaker 1: secret sources inside Catholic groups like the Knights of Columbus.
Speaker 1: The Kamala Harris herself said, with some racist organization, which
Speaker 1: it is not. And the FBI warned of quote radical
Speaker 1: traditional Catholics and noted that infiltration of Catholic groups using
Speaker 1: various kinds of informants would be quite useful in determining
Speaker 1: what are their goals? What are their methods? Subsequent memos
Speaker 1: showed the FBI itself field offices in Los Angeles and Portland, Oregon,
Speaker 1: were involved in targeting Catholics through surveillance methods, eavesdropping and
Speaker 1: following Catholics around the see what in the hell are
Speaker 1: you up to? I wonder if the same effort was
Speaker 1: taken for ISIS sympathizers inside of America another group they
Speaker 1: went after, or parents at school board meetings. The teachers
Speaker 1: union wanted this to occur. The Department of Justice issued
Speaker 1: a memo in October of twenty twenty one had been
Speaker 1: in office what about nine months, instructing it the FBI
Speaker 1: to label activist parents at school board meetings with threat
Speaker 1: tags quote unquote, this is a person that a threat
Speaker 1: tag is around their neck. The guidance came just days
Speaker 1: after the Biden White House approved a recommendation from the
Speaker 1: National school Board Association that called for count terrorism measures
Speaker 1: to be used against parents who spoke at school board meetings.
Speaker 1: The teachers' unions were not happy parents would speak black, white,
Speaker 1: and otherwise to talk about the failure of their schools
Speaker 1: and that the implementation of DEI was not something needing
Speaker 1: to be done, especially when it came to alternative lifestyles.
Speaker 1: For a fifth grader to be taught about anal sex.
Speaker 1: Parents said, we don't want that. So the FBI in
Speaker 1: the Department of.
Speaker 5: Justice began labeling you as a parent, a possible subvertent,
Speaker 5: subvertant who needed some a threat tag hang around your neck.
Speaker 1: Then the FBI moved on to Trump supporters. The FBI
Speaker 1: believe it or not? This according to two thirds? How
Speaker 1: about Newsweek? Not exactly? Shall we say? A uh? Conservative
Speaker 1: publication reported that two thirds of the FBI's current investigations
Speaker 1: focused on Trump supporters accused of disregarding anti riot laws.
Speaker 1: And I read this and I said, are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: After January sixth, the FBI expanded this anti government or
Speaker 1: anti authority violent extremism in other categories to jumpstart investigations
Speaker 1: in New Americans based upon quote their political affiliations and beliefs.
Speaker 1: Newsweek said there was a separate FBI gaggle of agents
Speaker 1: with the AGAVI order elsewhere. Newsweek reported that while Trump
Speaker 1: supporters were not officially designated as subversive. Quote. Government insiders
Speaker 1: acknowledge that the term applies to political violent supporters of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and when it comes to overthrowing the government
Speaker 1: that this is the FBI itself, and especially pro lifers.
Speaker 1: If you believe that life begins at the moment of
Speaker 1: conception through natural death, the FBI wanted to look into
Speaker 1: your ways of thinking. During the four years of the
Speaker 1: Biden administration it targeted. The FBI targeted fifty five pro
Speaker 1: lifers for quote, praying, singing, and evangelizing at abortion facilities
Speaker 1: across the US. The Biden administration targeted pro life Catholics
Speaker 1: instead of targeting terrorists, and at least ninety circumstances of
Speaker 1: abortion fueled fire bombings, vandalism, and other attacks on life
Speaker 1: saving pregnancy centers, pro life organization and churches. By the way,
Speaker 1: forevery and it's wrong. Planned parenthood, whether I like it
Speaker 1: or not, has the right to exist. In Mount Auburn,
Speaker 1: there's a facility there. I passed quite often, and I
Speaker 1: want no violent acts taken against planned parentied whatsoever. Where
Speaker 1: a nation of law is not a violence. But churches
Speaker 1: in America have been vandalized at least eight thousand times
Speaker 1: in the past four years, with little or no government activities.
Speaker 1: One woman, a seventy five year old grandma named paul
Speaker 1: Ette Harlowe, was charged and found guilty of violating the
Speaker 1: Freedom of Access to Abortion Clinic Act and she faced
Speaker 1: and was sentenced to two years in jail. Seventy five
Speaker 1: year old grandmother for praying outside an abortion clinic on
Speaker 1: the sidewalk when her physical presence outside the sidewalk would
Speaker 1: cause mothers wanting to kill their unborn babies to walk
Speaker 1: around her on the sidewalk. That was perceived as a
Speaker 1: federal violation and she was actually sentenced to two years
Speaker 1: in jail. She's still doing time in prison. And the
Speaker 1: FBI has conducted numerous undercover investigations of Catholics other pro
Speaker 1: life groups, and they had a ranking system of quote
Speaker 1: ranked people who oppose abortion who are pro life activists
Speaker 1: as a greater threat than Islamist quote unquote, so as
Speaker 1: a Catholic great threat Dan Jabbar who killed fourteen people
Speaker 1: in New Orleans. And it continues. Another woman, seventy one
Speaker 1: year old Rebecca Levins, was convicted of four counts on
Speaker 1: January sixth of entering the Capitol, having briefly spoken to
Speaker 1: at least one capitol police officer. She spent no more
Speaker 1: than three minutes inside the capitol walking around, and she exited,
Speaker 1: but FBI agents showed up at her home on April nineteenth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, returning the following week for an interview.
Speaker 1: She was convicted of criminal trespass and she was given
Speaker 1: one year probation. That's where the FBI is today from
Speaker 1: an organizational aspect, from the top, not the rank and
Speaker 1: file at the level here in Cincinnati or Covington, but
Speaker 1: at the top levels the Biden administration under I guess,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, if you made decisions one after Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: donald Trump's lawyers, donald Trump's supporters, they won after Catholics,
Speaker 1: went after the Knights of Columbus. They won after parents
Speaker 1: at school board meetings. They won after pro lifers, and
Speaker 1: they went after grandmothers who weren't thinking right because it
Speaker 1: didn't fit the left wing agenda. When I watched the
Speaker 1: news conference after the events on New Year's Day, conducted
Speaker 1: by a woman completely over her head announcing representing the FBI,
Speaker 1: her name is Althea Duncan that this is not relatable
Speaker 1: to terrorism whatsoever. I'm thinking, what world are you living in?
Speaker 1: Even Christopher Ray saw that was a serious blunder. So
Speaker 1: she was taken down immediately as a spokesman number one.
Speaker 1: The ring in her nose should have been one indication
Speaker 1: maybe she cared more about DEI than the FBI. So
Speaker 1: I don't know what's going to happen to althea Duncan,
Speaker 1: but she should be reassigned and give another work to
Speaker 1: do so. Hopefully in the years ahead, the FBI will
Speaker 1: return to its original focus on counter terrorism and federal crimes,
Speaker 1: not using lawfare against Donald Trump and his supporters. It's
Speaker 1: going to be a thing of beauty to watch what
Speaker 1: cash Patel does to the FBI, because it needs serious reform,
Speaker 1: as does the Department of Justice and Homeland Security. Every
Speaker 1: time I look at my Yorkis, I want to get
Speaker 1: sick to my stomach. That guy is disgusting. I'll just
Speaker 1: continue with more after one o'clock today will be Rob Sanders.
Speaker 1: As you know, there's different laws about marijuana use and
Speaker 1: abuse on the southern side of the River as opposed
Speaker 1: to the northern side and southern Kentucky. As I understand
Speaker 1: that you cannot openly smoke marijuana at all. You can
Speaker 1: use medical edibles no smoking if you get get the
Speaker 1: right license to do so and the right permit to
Speaker 1: buy him. Ohio does not the case people walking around
Speaker 1: smoking pot in public, which by the way, is illegal,
Speaker 1: but it's one of those laws not being enforced. So
Speaker 1: let's continue with more plus after two o'clock today, Quite interestingly,
Speaker 1: we have a guest from the Open the Books, which
Speaker 1: is about chronicling what's happening with DEI and what's happening
Speaker 1: on college campuses and the hundreds of millions of dollars
Speaker 1: spent on college campuses to hire dozens and hundreds of
Speaker 1: people to implement DEI principles in liberal institutions like Ohio State.
Speaker 1: Good football team, extremely extremely liberal, So let's continue with
Speaker 1: more once again. The Bengalleys can play it up, can
Speaker 1: win tomorrow in Pittsburgh, which is likely, But then the
Speaker 1: Jets somehow have to beat the Dolphins, and somehow the Chiefs,
Speaker 1: without their best players going to rest them all, have
Speaker 1: to beat Denver in Denver. But most importantly, we have
Speaker 1: supposedly six to ten inches of snow coming on Sunday
Speaker 1: and Monday. On Monday, I'm going to have some test
Speaker 1: done on my gallbladder. Supposedly, doctor Michael Fisher says I
Speaker 1: might have a go about bladder problem and I've never
Speaker 1: had like one of those before. But I got to
Speaker 1: get that checked out on Monday. Then Tuesday, I have
Speaker 1: the honor of m seeing the functionality of the Ohio
Speaker 1: Supreme Court when they swear in the newest Justice, Joseph T.
Speaker 1: And T Eaters. I'm honored to do so. He's a
Speaker 1: good man. I'll just continue with more. Twelve fifty seven
Speaker 1: Home of Your Bengals News Radio seven hundred Wow. Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: the Great America Welcome was possibly snowy coming afternoon in
Speaker 1: the tries date on Friday and telling us that armageddon
Speaker 1: should strike Saturday night and sun. You will see what
Speaker 1: actually happens. Of course, they said it'd be an inch
Speaker 1: of two of snow on the ground this morning, and
Speaker 1: that didn't happen. But nonetheless, get ready to be frightened.
Speaker 1: But until then, I present to you now from twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four. The number one guest of the Bill Cunningham
Speaker 1: Show in the year twenty twenty four was not Joe Eaters.
Speaker 1: He's gone it wasn't Richard K. Jones. He's still the
Speaker 1: but it's Rob Sanders, the Commonwealth Attorney in Kenton County,
Speaker 1: with seventeen appearances in the year twenty twenty four starting
Speaker 1: off twenty twenty five. Right, Rob Sanders, how do you
Speaker 1: feel about this great award?
Speaker 3: Willie? I don't know that I've ever received such an honor,
Speaker 3: but I am very much honored. Happy New Year. I'm
Speaker 3: happy to be back on the show and got to
Speaker 3: get off on the right foot, you know, be ready
Speaker 3: to go for twenty twenty five and keep the number
Speaker 3: of appearances up there so that if anybody's going to
Speaker 3: come take the championship built away from me, they're really
Speaker 3: going to have to get to work and start getting
Speaker 3: on the show on a regular basis.
Speaker 1: Let's get into the facts, because what's happened in New
Speaker 1: Orleans is the law enforcement matter. What's going on with
Speaker 1: marijuana and Kenton County. In fact, all the Kentucky's a
Speaker 1: law enforcement matter. First of all, the medical marijuana licenses
Speaker 1: have been issued individuals and maybe like Tony Bender, wants
Speaker 1: to have a little toke now and then because he's
Speaker 1: got severe medical issues like migrant headaches and impacted bowels
Speaker 1: and that kind of stuff. And he's got to go
Speaker 1: through the process and get his license, and once he does,
Speaker 1: he can buy legally marijuana. And as a law enforcement official,
Speaker 1: is this going to be a nightmare for Kentucky or not?
Speaker 1: Many Ohioan's think as if marijuana is legally everywhere, they
Speaker 1: can come over the pond and smoke, will this be
Speaker 1: a nightmare for law enforcement?
Speaker 3: Not yet, Willy. I think we might get there eventually,
Speaker 3: But first of all, there's not enough of the businesses
Speaker 3: that are actually open to cause us that many problems
Speaker 3: right off the bats. So we're going to be easing
Speaker 3: into medical marijuana in the Bluegrass State, but a lot
Speaker 3: of people, you know what, I think the biggest misconception
Speaker 3: is that a lot of people are going to get
Speaker 3: themselves in trouble over is that smoking marijuana is still
Speaker 3: not legal in Kentucky. So even if you have, you know,
Speaker 3: Tony Bender, even if you have your medical marijuana card,
Speaker 3: you still can't toke up in the Commonwealth. There are
Speaker 3: a number of different forms that you can consume your
Speaker 3: medical marijuana. You can, you know, take pills, you can
Speaker 3: I don't have solves. You can even have plant marijuana,
Speaker 3: but you have to put it in a brownie or
Speaker 3: something because you're not allowed to smoke it. There's no
Speaker 3: form of combustion of marijuana that is medical. And of
Speaker 3: course any reputable doctor will tell you that that while
Speaker 3: THHC might have its medicinal use, is smoking anything is
Speaker 3: not good for anyone. So anybody that comes over here,
Speaker 3: and I know Ohioans are very fond of coming over
Speaker 3: to Riverside Drive in Covington where all the pretty lights
Speaker 3: from Cincinnati can be viewed so well, and smoking their
Speaker 3: marijuana over there, usually with guns. That's still gonna get
Speaker 3: you a felony arrest in Kentucky if you've got a
Speaker 3: gun with your weed, and if you're over there smoking weed,
Speaker 3: you're still going to get at least cited to court,
Speaker 3: if not arrested. So things really haven't changed all that much,
Speaker 3: although we will have people I'm sure very soon using
Speaker 3: their medical marijuana cards to go out to these I
Speaker 3: don't even know what we call them, willie weed shops,
Speaker 3: dispensaries whatever, they're going to be well when they open up.
Speaker 3: We don't have any intent in County yet, but I'm
Speaker 3: sure they're on the way.
Speaker 1: You know rob you bring ohioans Ohio wins don't understand
Speaker 1: that when you have a concealed weapon, which you don't
Speaker 1: need a permit anymore except in certain places, it gives
Speaker 1: you a little more of a leg up. But any
Speaker 1: person can. We're in open Kerry state, which is you
Speaker 1: can walk around Kentucky. You can walk around with a
Speaker 1: shotgun in downtown Covington. You might draw a little bit
Speaker 1: of interest, but nonetheless it's legal in Ohio, though federally
Speaker 1: it's illegal to possess or grow or sell marijuana in
Speaker 1: Ohio as I speak. Federally it is a crime, but
Speaker 1: the Feds have said, you know what, we're not going
Speaker 1: to enforce the law because Ohio and I think about
Speaker 1: thirty other states have allowed marijuana use. It's kind of
Speaker 1: an anomaly in the law that you're breaking federal law
Speaker 1: when you smoke marijuana or grow four or five plants
Speaker 1: in your home, or open up a marijuana shop a
Speaker 1: legal business, but federally the Feds could come in shut
Speaker 1: you down, seizure property, seizure motor vehicles that transport it.
Speaker 1: Isn't it kind of odd that federally you can't have
Speaker 1: possessed marijuana, but locally you can. Federally, you can't have gummies,
Speaker 1: you can't have THC, you can't have any sticks in
Speaker 1: your mouth that has certain levels above I think point
Speaker 1: zero four milligrams. It's illegal federally, but it's legal statewide.
Speaker 1: Can you address yourself, Ton.
Speaker 3: It's a sticky wicket, Willy. I would never want to
Speaker 3: trust the FEDS not to prosecute me for something that
Speaker 3: is clearly in violation of federal law. Because the minute
Speaker 3: I say, oh, don't worry, Willy, the Fed's never prosecute
Speaker 3: anybody for possessional We guess what, you could be the
Speaker 3: first one that they target. I would never want to
Speaker 3: be in that position. But I think what may very
Speaker 3: well cause a lot of friction between the state and
Speaker 3: federal discrepancy that we have about whether or not wheed
Speaker 3: is legal or illegal is to buy firearms, you have
Speaker 3: to swear, under penalty of perjury, that you don't use
Speaker 3: any illegal substances, including marijuana. And frankly, if you have
Speaker 3: a WE'D card in Kentucky or Ohio, I guess Ohio
Speaker 3: you don't need a card anymore. But in Kentucky, if
Speaker 3: you have a medical marijuana card, and you go buy
Speaker 3: a firearm in the Bluegrass State, and you sign that
Speaker 3: affidavit that says you don't use any kind of illegal substances,
Speaker 3: and then they find out that you've got a marijuana
Speaker 3: card and that you've been purchasing marijuana at their dispensaries,
Speaker 3: because there will be a record of every single purchase
Speaker 3: and who buys it, much like there isn't a pharmacy.
Speaker 3: The ATF could put you in federal prison for that.
Speaker 1: Couldn't you crosscheck the list of those with medical marijuana
Speaker 1: cards in Ohio or Kentucky. Ohio still has some medical
Speaker 1: marijuana program. Crosscheck that with the ATF forums on buying
Speaker 1: guns and if those you could names pop up. Okay,
Speaker 1: Tony Bender, he's got a medical marijuana card and he's
Speaker 1: buying a twelve gate shotgun. Forget about his impacted bowel.
Speaker 1: What's he supposed to do? He could be arrested for
Speaker 1: a felony.
Speaker 3: You sure could, Willie. You could end up in federal prison.
Speaker 3: You could be a convicted felon. You could lose not
Speaker 3: only your right to possess those firearms, but you're right
Speaker 3: to vote and hold office in any number of other
Speaker 3: negative impacts that a felony conviction carries. But that's again,
Speaker 3: that's a position I would not want to put myself
Speaker 3: in there. I believe it's got a lot of coverage
Speaker 3: in the press lately, in both the Inquirer and the
Speaker 3: Louisville Courier Journal about the precarious situation people are going
Speaker 3: to put themselves in if they have a medical marijuana
Speaker 3: card and they own or try and purchase firearms.
Speaker 1: I guarantee you in Ohio there's at least seven hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand users of marijuana, and I bet half
Speaker 1: possess firearms. I bet half of the seven hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty adults, especially males, have it, and they have both
Speaker 1: and they're committing a federal felony. Unless you're Hunter Biden,
Speaker 1: you could be prosecuted.
Speaker 3: That's right, you might get I mean, I guess Hunter
Speaker 3: Biden did get prosecuted, But unless you're Hunting Biden, you
Speaker 3: can't count on the pardon that it would take to
Speaker 3: get out from one of the federal prosecution. So it's again,
Speaker 3: not a very good situation to be in. And not
Speaker 3: that I want to talk a bit about the federal government,
Speaker 3: but it's certainly a position I would not want to
Speaker 3: put myself in and making myself a target for the
Speaker 3: ATF or any other federal agency.
Speaker 1: All right, Rob Sanders, I monitor all events simultaneously. I'm
Speaker 1: watching MSNBC this morning, so you don't have to. And
Speaker 1: they had a segment there on Bourbon Street that was
Speaker 1: wide open in the sense that there were cars and
Speaker 1: delivery trucks. People live on Bourbon Street in New Orleans
Speaker 1: in the French Quarter, Businesses get delivery. I've been there
Speaker 1: several times. It's a very very small street. It's only
Speaker 1: room for cars one each way. It's probably twenty five
Speaker 1: feet wide at the most. And MSNBC was making the
Speaker 1: point that there's no stopping anyone this morning from driving
Speaker 1: down Bourbon Street hitting a bunch of people and blowing
Speaker 1: something up. And I'm thinking to myself, well, the only
Speaker 1: time it should be shut down in a sense and
Speaker 1: blocked is when there's a big event going on. That
Speaker 1: is when something is occurring. But otherwise, for that long
Speaker 1: Bourbon Street that's about eighteen blocks long, there's people living,
Speaker 1: their businesses get delivery, there's commerce being conducted, all kinds
Speaker 1: of stuff, so it's not unusual, but when it comes
Speaker 1: to planning a big public event, kent County has a few.
Speaker 1: I think Cincinnati has a lot more. And I can
Speaker 1: recall in nineteen ninety nine a guy named Cauthpert Weight
Speaker 1: drove his car through Octoberfest and knocking down about twenty
Speaker 1: five to thirty Cincinnatians as if there were bowling pens
Speaker 1: that strikes and spares. And in Kentucky it's a law
Speaker 1: enforcement official. What comes to your mind during a large event?
Speaker 1: I know, Oktoberfest happens in mainstraw of this event's going on?
Speaker 1: Will this be heighth and awareness of what could be done?
Speaker 3: Well? Willie? You know, frankly, it's I guess if anything's amazing,
Speaker 3: it's the fact that we haven't seen more of this
Speaker 3: already than terrorists attacking any kind of large gathering. I
Speaker 3: don't know that the government can ever account for everyone's
Speaker 3: safety at all times, in all places, and even if
Speaker 3: you have a mass attraction like Bourbon Street. And you
Speaker 3: might not know this, Willie, but I'm a proud graduate
Speaker 3: at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana, so I've spent
Speaker 3: many a night on Bourbon Street, quite familiar with it,
Speaker 3: and they actually shut down Bourbon Street the vehicular traffic
Speaker 3: about six pm every day, and it's nothing but a
Speaker 3: pedestrian mall at that point. Now I've learned that they
Speaker 3: have these traffic bollards that they've installed since I long
Speaker 3: after I left, because I've been gone from Louisiana for
Speaker 3: a few decades now. But it used to be just
Speaker 3: some like poles that they stuck in the middle of
Speaker 3: the street. Now they have these large iron contraptions that
Speaker 3: they bring out and install every night. They've actually put
Speaker 3: those now on the sidewalks as well, to block cars
Speaker 3: from driving down the sidewalks. But my understanding is these
Speaker 3: things were being repaired in anticipation of the Super Bowl,
Speaker 3: which is scheduled to be held in New Orleans this year.
Speaker 3: So the terrace was able to drive around the police
Speaker 3: car up onto the sidewalk. That's something he wouldn't normally
Speaker 3: have been able to do if they'd had their normal
Speaker 3: traffic pollers installed. But the point I'm making is that
Speaker 3: even if the government had done that in that situation,
Speaker 3: had them installed, there's still crowds all over nearby Bourbon Street.
Speaker 3: I mean, in the video that I know is widely
Speaker 3: circulating on TV news right now, you can see the
Speaker 3: Canal Street was just as busy as Bourbon Street was,
Speaker 3: and there's nothing blocking traffic on Canal Street. And I
Speaker 3: think that's an important thing to note that even if
Speaker 3: the government does everything possible to keep cars out of
Speaker 3: crowds right at an event, there's still going to be
Speaker 3: crowds walking up to the event. If you think about,
Speaker 3: you know, probably the biggest crowd we have in downtown Cincinnati,
Speaker 3: in addition to Mayfest or Octoberfest, is probably Opening Day.
Speaker 3: If you think about Opening Day or any Bengals game.
Speaker 3: Even though the vehicular traffic is detoured around the stadiums
Speaker 3: to allow pedestrians to walk safely through the streets, somebody
Speaker 3: could just as easily drive up on the sidewalk in
Speaker 3: the block surrounding the stadium. They could mow down people
Speaker 3: in the parking lots while while Bengals fans are tailgating,
Speaker 3: there's any number of ways where people are still at risk.
Speaker 3: And I think this is just like society has had
Speaker 3: to plan for the horrible atrocity that are school shootings
Speaker 3: and come up with plans and defense for that. We're
Speaker 3: going to have to start doing the same thing about
Speaker 3: anytime there's a mass gathering of people that we have
Speaker 3: to know that there are horrible evil people in the world,
Speaker 3: and this kind of thing. Maybe I'm jaded because of
Speaker 3: the work I do. It doesn't surprise me at all
Speaker 3: because we deal with evil every day. There are just
Speaker 3: evil people in this world that look to kill other
Speaker 3: humans or inflict injury or pain on other humans for
Speaker 3: nothing more than their own sheer, pleasure or enjoyment, or
Speaker 3: just to wallow in someone else's pain. That's an ugly
Speaker 3: fact of life that most people don't have to deal
Speaker 3: with every day, but it's true when it's out there.
Speaker 3: And I think that's what's difficult for everyone to wrap
Speaker 3: their heads around when something horrible like this happens, is
Speaker 3: dealing with the fact that evil does exist in our
Speaker 3: world unfortunately.
Speaker 1: And the other thing when it comes to nine to
Speaker 1: eleven and the TSA, there was a definitive sight that
Speaker 1: served as the vehicle for terrorism, which was an airplane.
Speaker 1: So there's all kinds of things you can do when
Speaker 1: there's one site which is an airplane through TSA and
Speaker 1: through all kinds of means and methods such as strengthening
Speaker 1: the cockpit door. That would have solved nine to eleven
Speaker 1: two by having a strengthened cock door to not let
Speaker 1: the terrorists in. When you talk about a downtown area,
Speaker 1: I looked at Bourbon Street and I didn't know you
Speaker 1: spent years and years on Bourbon Street up and down.
Speaker 1: Patty O'Brien's getting hurricanes. That's a different issue. But there's
Speaker 1: so many ways in and out. It's a street grid
Speaker 1: of some twenty five blocks with twenty five intersecting streets,
Speaker 1: and you cannot guarantee your safety in that environment. And
Speaker 1: I think you take the risk of going into the
Speaker 1: public areas, know where the exits are, know how to
Speaker 1: get out. But if some nut job with a F
Speaker 1: one fifty lightning electric fifty wants to mote down a
Speaker 1: whole bunch of people, there's other ways of doing similar
Speaker 1: things without using the truck down Bourbon Street. I would
Speaker 1: assume Canal Street itself, which is the main drag, had
Speaker 1: to be fully occupied with thousands of people, and he
Speaker 1: could have gone down Canal Street on the sidewalk, killing
Speaker 1: a bunch of people. It happened in Eice, France, It's
Speaker 1: happened in New York City, where someone with a white
Speaker 1: pickup truck killed about twenty eight people on a highway,
Speaker 1: and it's just you have to get your head on
Speaker 1: a swivel and see what's going on, and all you
Speaker 1: can do is make it more difficult, but you can't
Speaker 1: stop it.
Speaker 3: And you know, Willie, the one thing that I have
Speaker 3: not heard in the media at all is any kudos
Speaker 3: to the New Orleans Police Department, because, in my opinion,
Speaker 3: although it's horrific that fifteen people got killed, it's amazing
Speaker 3: that the New Orleans Police Department was able to neutralize
Speaker 3: that terrorist in the short, relatively short distance that he
Speaker 3: was able to drive down Bourbon Street before he was
Speaker 3: shot and killed by New Orleans Police officers, and of
Speaker 3: course he exchanged gunfire with them. He shot two New
Speaker 3: Orleans Police officers. But kudos to the New Orleans Police
Speaker 3: Department for running towards the thread, engaging the threat, and
Speaker 3: eliminating the thread. You know, while he was killing other people,
Speaker 3: they were putting their lives in harm's way, and it's
Speaker 3: really a miracle that it wasn't a lot worse than
Speaker 3: it was. Still horrible that fifteen lives are lost, but
Speaker 3: great job to the brave men and women in New
Speaker 3: Orleans Police who kept it at only fifteen.
Speaker 1: And that's a great video of a whole bunch of
Speaker 1: people running in one direction. And I had on a
Speaker 1: knowledgeable person from New Orleans, Jeff Crue area, yesterday who
Speaker 1: said they're down seven hundred cops, that the city of
Speaker 1: New Orleans is in total meltdown when it comes to operations,
Speaker 1: that those ballards should have been corrected months ago, but
Speaker 1: because of in confidence they weren't. That the Mayor of
Speaker 1: New Orleans is a real clown having the same problem
Speaker 1: as Fanny Willis has in Atlanta Fulton County. It's a
Speaker 1: terrible area of law enforcement is overwhelmed. They have liberal judges,
Speaker 1: a liberal prosecutor, and so much more. But to get
Speaker 1: back to the final point, marijuana may be legal in Kentucky,
Speaker 1: but it's not the smoking type of Marida.
Speaker 3: You gotta eat it and not smoke it.
Speaker 1: Willie, I'm gonna pass out along. But once again, Rob
Speaker 1: Sanders starting off twenty twenty five in the right way,
Speaker 1: And thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. As
Speaker 1: I often say, when you're in a public area, movie
Speaker 1: theater or whatever, get your head on the swivel, see
Speaker 1: where the exits are and be aware, be alert, and
Speaker 1: that's the only defense we have against much of this.
Speaker 1: And once again, Rob Sanders, thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And Rob, you're a great American.
Speaker 3: Willie, thanks for having me. It's been a pleasure. I
Speaker 3: look forward to doing it all several more times throughout
Speaker 3: twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Let's set all time records. Rob Sanders, thank you very much. Well,
Speaker 1: let's continue with more, and no. One thing Rob Sanders
Speaker 1: ought to do is run for the Attorney General's spot
Speaker 1: in Kentucky. Vote for the colonel. Colonel Sanders, he is
Speaker 1: a Kentucky colonel. I think he gets red and white,
Speaker 1: get his colors, run around Kentucky. But put a hat on,
Speaker 1: get a little go tee. That guy is unbeatable, much
Speaker 1: less in Kenton County. He's unbeatable anywhere in the state
Speaker 1: of Kentucky. Vote for the current who's going to vote
Speaker 1: against Kentucky Fried Chicken? Nobody I know. And we wish
Speaker 1: Tony Bender well with his impacted bottle. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred wild over you as
Speaker 1: we sit here at one twenty nine pm Eastern time,
Speaker 1: the speakership is in the lurch. There's been three Republicans
Speaker 1: that have not voted for Mike Johnson. That means they'll
Speaker 1: go to a second ballot, maybe a third ballot sometime soon.
Speaker 1: That Massy and two others so far have voted for
Speaker 1: someone else. So right now the votes uh one seventy
Speaker 1: six to one, seventy six to three. And since all
Speaker 1: the Democrats are like pack animals that followed the herd,
Speaker 1: wherever the leader goes, they all go in the same direction.
Speaker 1: Republicans tend to be like herding cats, Democrats like herding dogs.
Speaker 1: Which is easy. This is going to go to second
Speaker 1: and third and fourth. But as Warren Davidson said to
Speaker 1: start off Today's Big Show a nine and a half ago,
Speaker 1: sometime today there will be a speaker and his name
Speaker 1: will be Michael Johnson, not the olympian from the eighty
Speaker 1: four Atlanta Olympics. It's going to be Mike Johnson of Louisiana,
Speaker 1: according to Warren Davidson. But right now there's three, likely
Speaker 1: to be one or two more, so the powers that
Speaker 1: be will bring down hell upon those three Republicans to
Speaker 1: vote for Mike Johnson. I don't think Thomas Massey is movable.
Speaker 1: I think it's going to take the other two. We'll
Speaker 1: see what happens, so we'll continue to monitor that as well.
Speaker 1: Jack Crumbley, Brian Colembs, and so many others. After two
Speaker 1: o'clock today we'll be an expert on DEI and how
Speaker 1: it kind of ruins the public education of children to
Speaker 1: indoctrinate them in the way of thinking about this country,
Speaker 1: which is inaccurate. One thirty Homier, Bengals News Radio seven
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Speaker 1: That's why I'm running. I'm running as a proud Democrat
Speaker 1: for the Senate. Hello, quiet spokes, I'm broadcasting. God, Well,
Speaker 1: he's running for is a vacation again? Running the taco bell?
Speaker 1: Imagine running? You know, he's running for the border. That's
Speaker 1: where he's in charge right now. Segment. Who's the I
Speaker 1: don't know, I have no idea. Where's Kamala Harris? Of
Speaker 1: course I don't could care less. But what's she doing
Speaker 1: writing her book? What about the drones? He has to
Speaker 1: spend to read about that? A million for her? I'm
Speaker 1: a loser, just like the It's like the Beatles song
Speaker 1: I'm a Loser segment. They're getting close. Now there's three
Speaker 1: Republicans who voted either for Jim Jordan or Mark emmer
Speaker 1: So right now, Uh, it appears in either head of
Speaker 1: the n CUA A. That's him. Oh so was he
Speaker 1: out of a job? He's gonna be got down the
Speaker 1: Remember the day we went up there? Is this the
Speaker 1: opening day of Congress?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Remember when we went up there? Yeah, on the speakers
Speaker 1: Bunt Gingrish and Contract with America and bron Sonny Bono,
Speaker 1: remember that, and also showing up a Yanc Dearing. Yes,
Speaker 1: you might recall. Then we took we took the subway.
Speaker 1: There's the pal going up the elevator or going up
Speaker 1: the escalator coming down the escalator was one former Channel
Speaker 1: five sports anger J. D. Hayworth. Where's he now? Where's he?
Speaker 1: I don't know? Was he from Oklahoma? No? Arizona? Arizona?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 1: Well, right now we're out there living life right now.
Speaker 1: The final ballad appears to be two fifteen for Johnson,
Speaker 1: two thirteen for Hakeem Jefferies, three others. What's that mean?
Speaker 1: Others get ready for another vote? Te him up? Well,
Speaker 1: why don't they like this guy. Why do they want to?
Speaker 1: I mean Republicans are taking over? Huh? They demand action boy,
Speaker 1: this guy action yes, action Jackson, Yes, they demand Actually
Speaker 1: he's action john Right. I call him Jackson, You call
Speaker 1: him Johnson. Remember the movie Jacks Jackson. Yeah, pretty good movie.
Speaker 1: If he's not speaker, he's still a member of Congress, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: he is. But there's no there's no Congress. It's not organized.
Speaker 1: There's nothing. Has it ever been since? No, seventeen seventy six.
Speaker 1: Now they got of course Massy has won, but two
Speaker 1: more fell it up to the bar and did not
Speaker 1: vote for Johnson. Isn't that like not good? It's not
Speaker 1: good in your own when your own party doesn't vote
Speaker 1: for you. He got two hundreds and fifteen of two
Speaker 1: hundreds and eighteen. So, oh, wait a minute, it's two
Speaker 1: fifteen to two fourteen, now getting close, coming back at
Speaker 1: the bottom of the ninth Johnson two fifteen to two thirteen.
Speaker 1: It does look like chaos as watching it on TV.
Speaker 1: What here we are? Now here we are two seventeen,
Speaker 1: two fourteen. What's the what's the limit? Got to get
Speaker 1: to to eighteen and people are changing their ballots. Maybe
Speaker 1: the maybe somebody in Florida might be all tomar Igo
Speaker 1: on hold, wait a minute, Oh, wait a minute, two
Speaker 1: seventeen to two thirteen, with three others. Somebody on the phone.
Speaker 1: Who's this, there's one honor, this is Donald J. Trump.
Speaker 1: Let's do that, let's get that, Let's do them. Which
Speaker 1: way are you? Which way are you voting? Here we go,
Speaker 1: Here we go. Yeah, one more. Ude tied at the
Speaker 1: bottom of the ninth and here comes runner at third.
Speaker 1: You see what's happening. The process is rig Thank you Donald,
Speaker 1: two seventeen, two thirteen, and they're still waiting. Do you
Speaker 1: think a lot of texting is going on? This is
Speaker 1: one more? This is the Trumpster. Vote for my man,
Speaker 1: Vote for him. Now, say give me some sports. I'll
Speaker 1: break in immediately if the number gets to go. Oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know, nobody been a minute.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: Someone's bending over right now. They're they're checking the ballot,
Speaker 1: checking the ballots, checking them twice. I guess they're they're
Speaker 1: probably voting like Chicago winning one more, one more, seguine,
Speaker 1: one more. Let's list. You can't listen in. There's a key,
Speaker 1: there's a there's Greig Lansman right there. He's talking there's Greg.
Speaker 1: He's talking to a key. Maybe Greg Lansman will be
Speaker 1: in the pope. Do we have black or white smoke?
Speaker 1: They want a Republican like speaker, right to be. The
Speaker 1: other guy's a Democrat, isn't he? So now it's all
Speaker 1: held open, held open. Look at this. Now they're now
Speaker 1: they're talking, they're talking. I don't know. There's two seventeen enough.
Speaker 1: You know what they're doing. It's like Don Rickles and
Speaker 1: and Kelly's heroes. Make it make it's the deal deal.
Speaker 1: Maybe the guys are Republican. There go Steve Scalaise is
Speaker 1: walking out and he's got He's got Tom Massey in
Speaker 1: the headlock giving him nudies. There's Massy. Massy's got noogies.
Speaker 1: Tell Massy to get the isn't he from here?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Well, tell her to build the bridge. He's my friend
Speaker 1: at Johnson guy. That's say I'll build the bridge. Oh okay,
Speaker 1: another one. Wait a minute, what do we gotta do
Speaker 1: to get MASSI I'm out a bridge. They're whispering. Went
Speaker 1: down the other way, down the other way, back the
Speaker 1: other way. Here we go, say give me some sports.
Speaker 1: We need some horse trading. Let's make a deal. We're Republicans.
Speaker 1: Let's make a deal. Make a deal, deal, Willie. The
Speaker 1: spiriture porters appro service, every local tame Star. He didn't
Speaker 1: get their conditioning dealers thamestar quality you can feel in
Speaker 1: beautiful Cincinnati, Colwayoming Airrett won eight eight eight nine six
Speaker 1: h v A C Sports segment. There's four hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty three that have voted. Yeah, two seventeen is more
Speaker 1: than half. Get out your Chraine math of four to
Speaker 1: thirty three. Because we don't think Matt Gates is there,
Speaker 1: because he he's got he's got his own problem issues
Speaker 1: with underage girls. I was gonna say, yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 1: don't think mister Gates is there. And we lawyer's office.
Speaker 1: Here we go, we got program, we got h They're
Speaker 1: kind of whispering over here. I'm guessing they're going to
Speaker 1: try to move one of the three votes. Somebody, just
Speaker 1: somebody from South Florida just called on hold, got three Republics.
Speaker 1: Who's this? Donald Trumpster? Donald Willie. The college football playoff
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Speaker 1: Francisco Giants. I'm getting my GABP, I'm getting my speech.
Speaker 1: That's what they said. Still hunted around this Johnson guy.
Speaker 1: Like he's a head coach and a time out for
Speaker 1: the chiefs. He's the cardinal. Do we have white or
Speaker 1: black smoke over the couch? I don't know. He's looking
Speaker 1: around and looking around. Go get me Massy in northern Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Don't get me Massy. He's in a headlock somewhere. Oh oh,
Speaker 1: somebody just walked up to Johnson, tapped him on the
Speaker 1: back and smiling. Look at this here he is. He's
Speaker 1: being Wait a minute, he's being congratulated. People are walking
Speaker 1: up to speaker Johnson. Itally has not changed. Italy has
Speaker 1: not changed. Itally is not change. He predicted it was
Speaker 1: gonna be just one vote, right, that's right. Look at
Speaker 1: him now. Pain Champagne is out smiling. Somebody's gonna march
Speaker 1: up to the well. He's gonna change their vote. We
Speaker 1: held somebody from South Florida must have called Nancy Mace
Speaker 1: is now involved. She's making special Nancy Pelosi, Well, she's
Speaker 1: making money somewhere. But Nancy Mace is a hot chick
Speaker 1: from South Carolina. Here comes conferences between Nancy Mace. Is
Speaker 1: that her in the red, that's her in the red,
Speaker 1: the lady in Red Love. She's from South Carolina. They're
Speaker 1: snickering and laughing, and they're shaking hands. The last vote eighteen, right, yes,
Speaker 1: he went down to two sixteen. Man, wait, wait he
Speaker 1: went down here, he went down the other way. Why
Speaker 1: do they lose a vote? I don't know who's the
Speaker 1: three others? Wow? Is it Trudvance and Elon Musk? I
Speaker 1: can't say, I can't say. Wait a minute. Someone was
Speaker 1: counted twice in the tally a Republican. We got to
Speaker 1: check the ballot. Gotta get cherry cherry poling, got her.
Speaker 1: I told you, I told you they're voting like Chicago.
Speaker 1: Someone counted twice as a Republican. It's two sixteen, two fourteen.
Speaker 1: These people can these people can't add. We're all and
Speaker 1: you know what, well, Sherry pulling to the Voard of Elections.
Speaker 1: How to get involved in that? Thank you right now.
Speaker 1: But they were shaking hands before and slapping each other
Speaker 1: on the back. Now it's like, uh no, get where's
Speaker 1: where's Landsman? You know he's a he's a Democrat. He's
Speaker 1: not gonna he's gonna he's not gonna hang around that guy.
Speaker 1: He's an apologist for failure. But Nancy, Nancy mace is
Speaker 1: look at him. They're hugging walking around. There's Nancy and
Speaker 1: Mike are both are smiling. They're doing the macaraina. They're
Speaker 1: doing the macaraina. They're doing the trump. They're doing that.
Speaker 1: They got the their sega. Are they shaking hands or not?
Speaker 1: I don't know, Willie. We're watching thirteen different feeds here.
Speaker 1: Looks like they're all walking out for lunch. What about
Speaker 1: the Y m c A. What about I mean, well,
Speaker 1: there's a handshake there, but nobody and smiles are everywhere,
Speaker 1: but the tally keeps going the wrong direction. I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's Emmert right there, the guy the gray hair, and
Speaker 1: that's Nancy. And there's chip Roy, chip Roy, where's Massy?
Speaker 1: These guys need a fight, isn't it, fay Get They
Speaker 1: need to get into a fight. The rest of the
Speaker 1: people in these seats are asleep. Where's Nancy Mason? We
Speaker 1: need her? So Johnson replaced Jeffries, right, wasn't Jeffries? Oh
Speaker 1: he's the Democratic League? Oh okay, yes, don't make another
Speaker 1: mistake like that. Do you think about this stuff? I
Speaker 1: don't know what I'm just telling you, but's going nuts?
Speaker 1: If CNN, if Johnson wins the speaker Cinano go berzerk.
Speaker 1: Well didn't you run any the Olympics in nineteen eighty
Speaker 1: four in Atlanta? Yeah, you might be gold medals. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they're all just kind of standing around. The clerk is
Speaker 1: certifying the first vote. Okay, he is too short, too short?
Speaker 1: So why are they laughing and snickering? Snickering going on?
Speaker 1: I would say that, uh, somebody who's getting a call
Speaker 1: from South Florida. Well, we'll see what happens. Maybe by
Speaker 1: the time bunch of them walked out, I think they're hungry.
Speaker 1: This maybe Ron Truce is catering. They're getting the hell
Speaker 1: out of there. Get Maybe h'it Donna. Maybe it's a
Speaker 1: hot ham of cheeze Friday at the UH go get
Speaker 1: in the UH capital. Mike Johnson is running out of
Speaker 1: the House chamber right now like you did in the
Speaker 1: eighty four Olympics. Michael Johnson. He's left, He's left the arena,
Speaker 1: he's left the squared circle. We have black smoke. He's
Speaker 1: going in the He's going in the back to beat
Speaker 1: somebody up. Where's Massy? Give me Massy get his ass
Speaker 1: in here? Walking out, he's to the back of the
Speaker 1: room departing. He has left the building, Elvis has left,
Speaker 1: Carl Rove is now joining What oh boy, Hice segment,
Speaker 1: Give me out of the stude. You report a lot
Speaker 1: of drama the first So what do they do now?
Speaker 1: Go back and have a couple of double bourbons on
Speaker 1: good Spirits, Winding Tobacco and party town and then they voted.
Speaker 1: They vote again, got some noogies, Nancy Mace. And there's
Speaker 1: Tom Massey right there speaking with Nancy Mace, the two
Speaker 1: of them together, him and her boy, probably talking about
Speaker 1: where they're going to have dinner tonight. Ron's rus is
Speaker 1: what I would say. Go to Ron's Roos on Race
Speaker 1: Road in Green Township. That's what they need. Where they
Speaker 1: ought to go. Get their mortgages where McKinley Mortgage. Get
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Speaker 1: saw like a NASCAR show and Johnson appears to be
Speaker 1: two votes short. How's that happen? What are he taking
Speaker 1: somebody out in the back and beating them up? I hope?
Speaker 1: So the final tally right now to sixteen for Johnson
Speaker 1: two fifteen. What about three others? They are Chip Roy Yeah,
Speaker 1: and mass Man, Thomas Massey yeah, and Nancy Mace. Two
Speaker 1: of those three you gotta flip the flip pole segment
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Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Can't wait for the Will you be here on Monday?
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Speaker 1: with the Trumps are taking over in the next two
Speaker 1: and a half or three weeks, we're going to have
Speaker 1: sanity back to Washington, and right in his crossairs will
Speaker 1: be DEI, which is diversity, equity and inclusion, which is
Speaker 1: the far left goals of making sure that many of
Speaker 1: their voters and supporters get government jobs without merit. But
Speaker 1: because his skin color, and Jeremy Portnoy is with open
Speaker 1: the Books. He's an investigative journalist with open the books,
Speaker 1: and Jeremy Portnoy, welcome to the Bill Cunningham shown as
Speaker 1: part of your column deals with Ohio State, the Buckeyes,
Speaker 1: and of course we broadcast about one hundred miles from Columbus,
Speaker 1: but most importantly DEI and the Tentacles are all over
Speaker 1: the country. It began with affirmative action, which is we
Speaker 1: won't discriminate. That went on for about twenty years and
Speaker 1: now it's onto not equality, but something called equity. So,
Speaker 1: first of all, can you tell the American people, for
Speaker 1: those who may not know, what is DEI and how's
Speaker 1: it infiltrate in almost every part of corporate America and
Speaker 1: also colleges and universities.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so the I, like you said, Sam, for diversity,
Speaker 4: equity and inclusion. Within the past couple of years, we've
Speaker 4: seen to become a really controversial topka college campuses. You've
Speaker 4: got something for Florida up Banning and completely you've got
Speaker 4: other colleges that are increasingly spending on it every year,
Speaker 4: hiring more employees dedicated to diversity. So part of our
Speaker 4: fundings at Ohio State is it? Right now? The college
Speaker 4: is spending thirteen point three million dollars each year on
Speaker 4: its staff is two high hundred and one de I employees.
Speaker 1: So let's say it's Monday morning, they get up at
Speaker 1: seven o'clock in the morning, they report to work eight
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning. You can be at Ohio State,
Speaker 1: could be at the Florida the Gators, could be at
Speaker 1: USC could be anywhere Penn State and you know, and
Speaker 1: of course Ohio State is getting ready for the semifinal
Speaker 1: game in the national championship. But here it is eight
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning that one of these two hundred
Speaker 1: and one employees I report to work. I'm at my desk,
Speaker 1: I'm ready to impose DEI what do you do? What
Speaker 1: does that person do?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 4: Part of what's really crazy is that a lot of
Speaker 4: their jobs responsibilities seem overlapping and like they're pretty much identical.
Speaker 4: If you look at the list of their job titles,
Speaker 4: there's so many redundancies.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 4: They have a vice provosts for diversity inclusion. Then they
Speaker 4: also have an academic director of diversity inclusion. Then they
Speaker 4: also have an assistant Dean of diversity inclusion. So that's
Speaker 4: how the payroll racksop. That's how you get up to
Speaker 4: two hundred and one different employees all focus on the
Speaker 4: same thing.
Speaker 1: And so when you actually start exchanging, I guess emails
Speaker 1: back and forth, studies back and forth. Have you read
Speaker 1: this book? Take some time read this book. Have you
Speaker 1: read this study? What about the UN what's happening in Pakistan,
Speaker 1: what's going on in India, what's happening in the Netherlands.
Speaker 1: So what do you do at Ohio State? There aren't
Speaker 1: too many conservatives running around in academia at Ohio State,
Speaker 1: it's already completely infiltrated with leftist loonies and so on.
Speaker 1: These dozens and dozens of college campuses. The US Postal Service,
Speaker 1: for example, has large numbers of DEI regulators. So in
Speaker 1: a practical way, I guess you've answered the question, But
Speaker 1: what do you do actually if everyone believes in the
Speaker 1: same principles you believe in, and you're a liberal, you're
Speaker 1: a left winger, you're so called progressive on a daily basis,
Speaker 1: what do you actually do? What is your I know
Speaker 1: your job title, but what do you do well?
Speaker 4: Some of those employees are focused on their internal workforce, right,
Speaker 4: trying to make sure they have diversity within the faculty,
Speaker 4: diversity within other staff, any of other employees there that
Speaker 4: are focused on the coursework. So there's classes at Ohio Seat.
Speaker 4: One of them is called Queer Ecologies, Gender, Sexuality, and
Speaker 4: the Environment, where students are learning about I'm just reading
Speaker 4: from the s ellvice here. Queer ecologies seek to disrupt
Speaker 4: the gendered and heterosexual assumptions embedded in how we understand
Speaker 4: the environment, nature, and bodies.
Speaker 2: What does that on?
Speaker 1: What does that mean? Tell me? Tell me what that means?
Speaker 1: What does that mean?
Speaker 4: It's just one example of the course work there. Right,
Speaker 4: It's one class where they're studying the overlap between you know,
Speaker 4: homosexuality and climate change and sexual politics I mentioned in
Speaker 4: pildas combined into one class.
Speaker 2: You've got another class.
Speaker 4: Called sexualities and Citizenship. So these are some classes that
Speaker 4: are coming out of that DEI workforce.
Speaker 1: So you're saying there's a connection which arained homosexuality and
Speaker 1: the Environment's.
Speaker 4: Right saying either way, I'm just saying that's what's that's
Speaker 4: what's being taught at Ohio State. These are just some
Speaker 4: examples of the classes the students can take there.
Speaker 1: So you also have one that one course seeks to
Speaker 1: quote disrupt the gendered and heterosexual assumptions embedded in how
Speaker 1: we understand the environment, mother nature, and bodies which means
Speaker 1: human an animal, to form a new way of thinking
Speaker 1: about planetary and climate change. What's that? What is that?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: I mean some of these I guess it's up fee opinion, right,
Speaker 4: if that's something that has basis or not dolge should
Speaker 4: be taught against schools. But an important thing to keep
Speaker 4: in mind, right that if your tax payer money funding
Speaker 4: these schools, the higher seats of public university. They're getting
Speaker 4: money from the seat, They're getting billions of dollars from
Speaker 4: the federal government and grants and contracts. So there's all
Speaker 4: your money going into the school helping to fund these
Speaker 4: two hundred and one d employees, and the classes are
Speaker 4: putting in place.
Speaker 1: So if I want to take women's studies, do I
Speaker 1: have to identify as a woman? I kind of. I've
Speaker 1: been a man most of my life. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: I'm going to switch. But if I take women's studies,
Speaker 1: do I have to be a woman? Or can I
Speaker 1: identify as a woman? Or can a man take it?
Speaker 1: Or a woman who identifies as a man, or a
Speaker 1: man who identifies as a woman, or someone that's intersex
Speaker 1: or bisexual or maybe cyst whatever that is? Who can
Speaker 1: take women's studies classes where these things are taught a
Speaker 1: taxpayer expense.
Speaker 4: It's open to all students. Yeah, they've got twenty six
Speaker 4: different professors and lecturers within their Women's Gender and Textuality
Speaker 4: Studies department. SOOVE employees are earning up to one hundred
Speaker 4: and seventy three thousand dollars a year to twenty six
Speaker 4: of them. Again, can add them to a big expense
Speaker 4: for tax.
Speaker 1: Theyer Jeremy Portinoy. Here's another thing in your research, oh
Speaker 1: Ohio State. And by the way, Ohio State is not
Speaker 1: a typical Is it fair to say that as a
Speaker 1: large land grand public educational institution, whether it's Illinois Northwestern
Speaker 1: or go out to the old Pac ten and talk
Speaker 1: about Southern cal and UCLA and Washington and University of Texas.
Speaker 1: Is it right for me to say that what's happening
Speaker 1: in Ohio State is similar to what happening in many
Speaker 1: other colleges in university? Is this an outlier or is
Speaker 1: this normal?
Speaker 4: You've definitely seen its skyrocket over the past couple of years.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: We've done an investigation on the University of Virginia in
Speaker 4: the past. We found they're spending about forty million a
Speaker 4: year on their the employees. It's almost double little Ohio
Speaker 4: States spending. We've also looked at you, We've done a
Speaker 4: whole series of investigations. We've ten more coming out over
Speaker 4: the next few months. Colleges like Michigan and University of Illinois,
Speaker 4: all these colleges blocking up the spending on the employees.
Speaker 1: Before we get to the Trump factor, you note that
Speaker 1: foreign money is flowing into Ohio State. The Ohio State
Speaker 1: University has taken two hundred and three million dollars in
Speaker 1: foreign donations since twenty thirteen, with about sixteen million coming
Speaker 1: from China and seven and a half million from Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 1: What interest would the Chinese have in studying a course
Speaker 1: to disrupt the gender to headers sexual assumptions embedded, and
Speaker 1: how we understand the environment, nature and bodies to form
Speaker 1: a new way of thinking about planetary and climate change.
Speaker 1: Why would the Chinese care about that at Ohio State.
Speaker 4: Well, that's another thing that's not a typical. You've got
Speaker 4: universities all around the country taking funds from China, Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 4: Quaed Cotter theher to Ohio State. One of the programs
Speaker 4: they ranted a China Gateway program. They'll connect students alumni
Speaker 4: with career opportunities over in East Asia instead of in America.
Speaker 4: And you've seen instances where the Chinese influences really called
Speaker 4: the problems. Back in twenty twenty one, there was a
Speaker 4: researcher at the college pleaded guilty to fraud for using
Speaker 4: money from the federal nih from America to study Chinese
Speaker 4: medical programs and give that research back to China. Four
Speaker 4: point one million dollars used in American money to accomplish that.
Speaker 1: It's to disrupt our way of life. Also, federal research
Speaker 1: funds non binary rock climbing, miss info fighting, bug eating,
Speaker 1: and more half million dollars for quote Girls on a
Speaker 1: Rock to give teen girls and non binary teens hands
Speaker 1: on experience in geoscience, including rock climbing in the Rocky mountains,
Speaker 1: which is an element of artistic expression. What the hell
Speaker 1: is that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, you reaid it out there. That's just
Speaker 4: one study that was funded by the federal government in
Speaker 4: Ohio State that quoted about four hundred and forty five
Speaker 4: thousand dollars. My favor one the that we've had you
Speaker 4: mentioned briefly that they're paying them to eat bugs at
Speaker 4: Ohio st there's seven hundred thousand dollars from the Department
Speaker 4: of Agriculture that funded a study to try and figure
Speaker 4: out why Americans are culturally resistant to getting their protein
Speaker 4: from insects. I mean, I can probably tell you pretty
Speaker 4: easily why we don't want to eat bugs.
Speaker 1: What are there other peoples around the world that eat
Speaker 1: bugs instead of chicken? And beef.
Speaker 4: I suppose there are. I mean, there are other countries
Speaker 4: with us common So this study was trying to overcome
Speaker 4: the cultural barriers in America to prevent us from eating bugs.
Speaker 1: So, Joe Biden's Department of Agriculture, here's the press relay
Speaker 1: seven hundred and seventeen thousand dollars to quote solve cultural
Speaker 1: resistance in America that impage the acceptance of insect proteins
Speaker 1: as food sources in order to help the environment. Because,
Speaker 1: let's face it, cockroaches don't fart or do that.
Speaker 4: I honestly couldn't tell you, But I could tell you
Speaker 4: I wouldn't need seven hundred thousand dollars to figure out
Speaker 4: why we don't want.
Speaker 2: To eat bugs.
Speaker 4: I think that's pretty south explanatory.
Speaker 1: Well, we're kind of laughing about this, but as we speak,
Speaker 1: this is happening right now. Correct, that's happening right now
Speaker 1: all across college campuses. Does this accelerate under Obama slash
Speaker 1: Biden because Obama's in charge? Well, why is it accelerating
Speaker 1: the past four years? Because THEI has got to be
Speaker 1: pulled up by the roots. Is something happening politically the
Speaker 1: last three or four years that caused these programs to accelerate.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean you have seen it become more controversial
Speaker 4: over the last couple of years.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: For a while, it was just pretty much accepted at
Speaker 4: every university. Now you've seen that pushback Star Florida Bandit
Speaker 4: University of North Carolina. We published an investigation on their
Speaker 4: d I employees and within a couple of days they
Speaker 4: banned the whole program through the whole system. So it
Speaker 4: is becoming more controversial. We'll see if that continues over
Speaker 4: the next few years, or if it becomes even more institutionalized.
Speaker 1: I predict that Trumpster, when he sees his power in
Speaker 1: about two or three weeks, he's going to get rid
Speaker 1: of all of this, I would hope. So what happened
Speaker 1: So at one point, so you're saying there's twenty six
Speaker 1: separate professors at the Ohio State University, and I'm sure
Speaker 1: across the country one hundreds more who study this crap.
Speaker 1: And what can you step back from this, Jeremy Portnoy
Speaker 1: and talk about the reason that's going on. It looks
Speaker 1: like we're tearing down institutions in the country where mainstreaming,
Speaker 1: we say disparate left wing opinions. We're putting to work
Speaker 1: individuals who are graduates of women study programs to give
Speaker 1: them some work to do, because in the real world,
Speaker 1: there's no jobs about studying cockroaches as a food source.
Speaker 1: In the real world, I don't think that happens. And
Speaker 1: what is there a can you or rate as to
Speaker 1: why this is happening now and why it didn't happen
Speaker 1: twenty or thirty years ago.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm not going to speculate. I'm here more
Speaker 4: to share the numbers with you, but you definitely have
Speaker 4: leadership of the culture over the last few years, right
Speaker 4: and this is definitely much more common at Ohio State
Speaker 4: and other universities than he used to be right now now.
Speaker 1: Lastly, October the seventh, the Ohio State University and many
Speaker 1: other colleges universities have a pro Palestinian solidarity camp in
Speaker 1: related protests resulted in thirty six arrests at o High
Speaker 1: State University after the Israeli reaction to the vicious attack
Speaker 1: on them by Hamas. Is there college funding for studying
Speaker 1: Palestinian rights and having these so called protests that results
Speaker 1: in arrest and things of that character.
Speaker 4: At Ohio State, we didn't find any specific spending on
Speaker 4: these Palatine supporters. We did find, like you mentioned, mad Bucammens,
Speaker 4: the retitudent protesters that were supporting them. We have found
Speaker 4: around the country. We've found universities like Harvard and Princeton
Speaker 4: actually accepting funding from Palestine the same way Ohio is
Speaker 4: teeking money from China and Saudi Arabia. And we've also
Speaker 4: seen a lot of grants from the Department of Education
Speaker 4: to college programs that's on Middle Eastern studies with classes
Speaker 4: focused around Palestinian rights in the State of Palestine.
Speaker 1: And you would point out the top two paid employees
Speaker 1: to make just shy of three hundred thousand dollars, that
Speaker 1: is Chief of Diversity James L. Moore and Vice President
Speaker 1: of the Office of Institutional Equity Keisha Mitchell. The two
Speaker 1: of them make a six hundred So this is serious money.
Speaker 1: The taxpayer, unbeknown sends your kid off to college ready
Speaker 1: to learn the classics and ready to learn about reading, writing,
Speaker 1: and arithmetic, and to study history and the geomorphology and
Speaker 1: talk about fluvial processes the geomorphology, talk about certain aspects
Speaker 1: of economics, and they're studying whether or not bugs could
Speaker 1: become a food source, and also the course to disrupt
Speaker 1: the gendered and heterosexual assumptions embedded and how we understand
Speaker 1: the environment, nature and bodies to form a new way
Speaker 1: of thinking about planetary and climate change. If somebody would
Speaker 1: be a constitutional Republican and want to get work in
Speaker 1: one of these diversity programs, because that person, maybe for
Speaker 1: Professor Tony Bender, would like to talk to the diversity
Speaker 1: classes about constitutional republicanism and constitutional law, would his diverse
Speaker 1: opinion be accepted.
Speaker 4: I mean that would depend on the faculty, right. I
Speaker 4: guess it's hard to say about being a member of
Speaker 4: the college, but right it's becoming a much larger department.
Speaker 4: You've got two hundred people there. Like you said, there's
Speaker 4: twenty nine people making between one hundred thousand and two
Speaker 4: hundred and sixty nine thousand dollars. So it's to the
Speaker 4: top two making even more, and it's even fairly low
Speaker 4: compared to some other colleges. We've looked at University of
Speaker 4: Virginia's one refactor and benefit some of their DEI employees.
Speaker 4: They're making close to five hundred thousand dollars every year
Speaker 4: to put these ideologies in the university but.
Speaker 1: They're not very diverse, are they. You don't have a
Speaker 1: lot of Republicans, you don't have a lot of right wingers,
Speaker 1: don't have diversity doesn't include people who think differently than them.
Speaker 1: That's not diverse.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean the name is the Partments Diversity Actuity Inclusion.
Speaker 4: But there's definitely room for disagreement there if that's what
Speaker 4: they're representing.
Speaker 1: All right, Jeremy Portnoy, you're with Open the Books and
Speaker 1: it's a great website. Check it out. And once again,
Speaker 1: Jeremy Portnoy, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show,
Speaker 1: and we'll do it again. Thank you, Jeremy, Thank you, Bill.
Speaker 4: I appreciate you having me.
Speaker 1: Well, let's continue with more. And let's face it this
Speaker 1: the same thing is present at many large employers. I
Speaker 1: see that Ford Motor Company is now getting rid of
Speaker 1: their DEI I call it the Dee department, because they're
Speaker 1: in the business is selling automobiles. And we don't need
Speaker 1: individuals who study planetary effects on the ecological processes of geomorphology,
Speaker 1: whatever the hell that is. Let's continue with more, Bill
Speaker 1: cunning and the Great American with you and all other
Speaker 1: great Americans every day on news radio seven hundred ww
Speaker 1: I Bully Cunningham. One can only imagine what's happening with
Speaker 1: DEI and high schools that really are untouched by the
Speaker 1: mainstream media. What happens the teaching of DEI, for example,
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati public schools, has got to be unbelievable, which
Speaker 1: is a form of discrimination, race discrimination, generally against Asian
Speaker 1: kids because they tend to do better on these meritorious exams,
Speaker 1: because they study more and more family structure. The idea
Speaker 1: of committing crime on public assistance of poor whites or
Speaker 1: poor black kids simply doesn't exist with Asians, but they're
Speaker 1: the ones suffering this kind of discrimination. Looking the right,
Speaker 1: left and in the middle, there's reporting from Chad Pergram
Speaker 1: that one of the three Republicans have decided to support Johnson,
Speaker 1: not being Thomas Massey, and they're getting ready for the
Speaker 1: second vote, which according to CNN of my Left is eminent.
Speaker 1: And after the first vote Mike Johnson of Louisiana two
Speaker 1: sixteen came Jefferies in New York City two fifteen, and
Speaker 1: others who are three and the three that voted for
Speaker 1: others either Jim Jordan or Mark Emmer or Thomas Massey
Speaker 1: of northern Kentucky, which represents many of us and I
Speaker 1: love by the way, Thomas Massey accepting this circumstance, he's wrong,
Speaker 1: And then Congressman Keith self and Congressman Ralph Norm Keith
Speaker 1: self voted for or Byron Donald's of Southwest Florida, and
Speaker 1: Ralph Norman voted for Jim Jordan. So uh, at this
Speaker 1: point he's come up short by one. A lot of
Speaker 1: horse trading going on. I would anticipate that calls from
Speaker 1: mar Laga will be given to Keith's self, Ralph Norman,
Speaker 1: maybe Thomas Massey, who at one point was indirectly contacting
Speaker 1: the Trump administration to become the Secretary of Agriculture, but
Speaker 1: that fell through because I can only imagine the Trump's
Speaker 1: has got to be thinking, this guy's not a team player.
Speaker 1: I want someone to implement implement my policies, not someone
Speaker 1: to implement his policies. So Thomas Massey is a wild card,
Speaker 1: which every organization needs someone off to the side offering
Speaker 1: different opinions. When I've been on boards, if you're a
Speaker 1: homogenious that's not necessarily a good thing. You need someone
Speaker 1: to say in the back of the room, Rajor Anderson,
Speaker 1: I wait a minute, I think we're going the wrong
Speaker 1: direction and the Congress that person is Thomas Massey, who's,
Speaker 1: by the way, brilliant. The guy has advanced degrees and
Speaker 1: thermo engineering. Now look as trade ahead. You have Mike
Speaker 1: Johnson who has walked over to the Democratic side and
Speaker 1: is talking now to a King Jefferies, saying a few words.
Speaker 1: And the King Jefferies is talking to Kim Jefferies is
Speaker 1: the liberal Democrat from New York City representing the Democrats
Speaker 1: who got two hundred and fifteen votes, which is one
Speaker 1: less than Michael Johnson, the current speaker. And so as
Speaker 1: they're talking, I see a King Jefferies look to his
Speaker 1: left and smile, and I see four or five other
Speaker 1: representatives acting as if they're not paying attention to what
Speaker 1: the conversation is, but of course they're paying attention to
Speaker 1: what the conversation is. They leave as Michael Johnson taps
Speaker 1: the King Jefferies on the back and each to each
Speaker 1: of the parties now go to their respective camps. As
Speaker 1: the drama continues, so we don't know what happens. It's
Speaker 1: good cable news drama. But by the time Son is down.
Speaker 1: Michael Johnson is going to be the Speaker of the House.
Speaker 1: That Congress will be organized getting ready for the electoral
Speaker 1: vote on January sixth itself, in which case Donald Trump
Speaker 1: then has two weeks to be sworn in as the
Speaker 1: forty seventh President of the United States. And I see
Speaker 1: a bunch of Republican congressmen are walking up to Mike
Speaker 1: Johnson shaking his hand. If that means anything, two thirty Homier,
Speaker 1: Bengals News Radio seven hundred WLW. I'm not doing that
Speaker 1: to brag, because you know what, I don't have to brag.
Speaker 1: I don't have to believe it or not. He Hello, quiet,
Speaker 1: and I'm I'm broadcasting. This is very dramatic on the House.
Speaker 1: On the floor right now we have they're not very
Speaker 1: good dancers. They're in a line on their seats. We
Speaker 1: have to speak. World's going on up there. We have
Speaker 1: white smoke over the Capitol. Yes to a pope has
Speaker 1: been elected. They kept open the voting to allow two members,
Speaker 1: namely self and Norman, to step forward and change their
Speaker 1: ballots for a post office and or a bridge? What
Speaker 1: about an airport? Hit it in the midst of the
Speaker 1: new theme song, for this Congress. They're doing the macaraina.
Speaker 1: Johnson just left the building. He's backing his house, opened
Speaker 1: his chest and throws shows a rosie on at a
Speaker 1: Trump sign underneath it. Here we goes. That's right, he's here,
Speaker 1: get it going, play it, Dave, hit it right now
Speaker 1: because this is for you. Donald. Get out of your
Speaker 1: trucks and cars and vans and start dancing on interstate
Speaker 1: highways sing it. Did you see him on New Year's
Speaker 1: Note with the real billy speaker? I think a couple
Speaker 1: have have been replaced. The committee is about to uh
Speaker 1: show him the way to the speaker's chair, which is
Speaker 1: occupied the last two years. But the committee will escort
Speaker 1: him to the chair. Are you gonna hand himself? The
Speaker 1: gabble hit himself in the head with him hited Donald
Speaker 1: Trump right now, stell Melaya will dancing a little bit too,
Speaker 1: also known as mulooney. I'm sorry her dance. He was
Speaker 1: dancing a little bit too with the Trump stare. Can
Speaker 1: I say that about the first lady? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Right now we have us speaker. They kept opening the
Speaker 1: vote for some arm twisted tip O'Neal. When you need him,
Speaker 1: he would have got a bridge, a post office, and
Speaker 1: so much more. Wonder if, wonder if why didn't Massey
Speaker 1: vote for him? He said, hey about how about the
Speaker 1: Brent Spence Bridge by next year could have been the
Speaker 1: Thomas Massey Bridge. Bingo, could have been the John Bainer Bridge,
Speaker 1: He offered them, that have been the Bayner McConnell Bridge.
Speaker 1: Now it's the great American bridge named after me. Say
Speaker 1: give me some sports. We have a speaker, white smoke
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Speaker 1: mister Johnson got voted on for the and just the
Speaker 1: second ballot instead of thirty five thous It was the
Speaker 1: first ballot. They kept open the results. Oh okay, so
Speaker 1: well he predicted at first ballots, Warren David, you know
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Speaker 1: back home tomorrow night against those dreaded Indie fuel Now
Speaker 1: committee is organizing now. Seg Man to us scot Mike
Speaker 1: Johnson to the speaker's share, Well, he would give the
Speaker 1: gamble to himself from his right hand to his left hand.
Speaker 1: Then he's going to use it like El Cabong against
Speaker 1: Thomas Massey, and it'll means they come on up here
Speaker 1: two two, like the three Stooges when they he got
Speaker 1: two of the eyes. Knock him in the ears and
Speaker 1: then knock him in the head. Yeah, kick him between
Speaker 1: the legs once or twice. Yeah that feels. But Massy
Speaker 1: right now is still smiling. But what are they putting?
Speaker 1: Were they putting like the uh hope, Oh there's.
Speaker 3: You know who?
Speaker 1: AOC late vote switches propels Johnson to the speakership two votes,
Speaker 1: namely from self and Norman Wonder where wonder where those
Speaker 1: calls came from? Mar A lago on? Hold, what's the
Speaker 1: what's the area code down there? Keith self? I think
Speaker 1: three oh five probably, but Keith's self, you have a
Speaker 1: call from area code three oh five? That Donald you better,
Speaker 1: you better take it, give you the noogie. So they
Speaker 1: took it. They held open the first ballot segment. It
Speaker 1: was the first ballot. He predicted it yesterday. It was
Speaker 1: going to be first bat the Trump shows right again,
Speaker 1: all hell's breaking loose? And how about the first the
Speaker 1: top four seas in the college football playoff out did
Speaker 1: not win a game out, not one game? No, what's
Speaker 1: upting's five, six, seven, and eight. Well, next year they
Speaker 1: go to sixteen, how do you know? Well, that's what's
Speaker 1: the planned. Then they're gonna go to what after that is?
Speaker 1: They may have more teams than that than the NCAA.
Speaker 1: The NCAA Turns got sixty four, don't they. I say,
Speaker 1: in the NCAA, you let everybody in like Indiana and
Speaker 1: football playing all that's right, play it off. That's right. Well,
Speaker 1: then the Banks game is a playoff game. But the
Speaker 1: Bengals wasting the quarterback ship of Joe Burrow? Are they wasted?
Speaker 3: Now? You kid?
Speaker 1: He's putting up unbelievable numbers and didn't winning nothing. You
Speaker 1: got to win? Well, they're winning now they are? Yeah,
Speaker 1: what four or five? I mean, you know they're on
Speaker 1: a winning streak here at the end of the season.
Speaker 1: They should have done is well instead of starting zhing three,
Speaker 1: they should have been at least maybe two and one
Speaker 1: or one and the two right now. But they you know,
Speaker 1: they crap the bed against the Patriots. Of course they're
Speaker 1: gonna get the number one pick as they really stink.
Speaker 1: How they beat the bench Giants? Steak beat the beach, Yes, steak.
Speaker 1: They beat the Bengals here, right, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: How's that possible? I don't know. But all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: now it's like, well, okay, Jamar Chase gonna win the
Speaker 1: Triple Crown. How much is that gonna cost? Well, I
Speaker 1: don't know whether the Bengals pay or simply let him
Speaker 1: go when who Jamar Chase? No way they're gonna pay him.
Speaker 1: They better for Burrow will go nuts. Burrow will demand
Speaker 1: a trade. What about Jesse Bates? What about DJ Reader?
Speaker 1: Oh they let him go? Look at DJ Reader, he's
Speaker 1: loving life in Detroit. Yeah, couldn't play here. Not good segment,
Speaker 1: not good. No, so Jesse Bates wouldn't pay him. Those
Speaker 1: are the atl guess what it's kicking ass like mister ass.
Speaker 1: So right now, even I think they're only one to
Speaker 1: two point favorite, aren't daan Pittsburgh? I think yeah, I
Speaker 1: think a couple of points, But I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 1: Rinchburg is not gonna lay down on them because one
Speaker 1: it's a it's a division game, and two, the Steelers
Speaker 1: want that number five spot. That's a good spot. So
Speaker 1: I guess they don't have to go to Baltimore or something.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't e they're gonna have to. They're gonna have to.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's gonna be cold there tomorrow night. But
Speaker 1: you're gonna give you some other conspiracy you want, Higgins,
Speaker 1: do you want it? Theory? Go ahead? If you're the
Speaker 1: Kansas City Chiefs, right, who do you want in the playoffs?
Speaker 1: Denver or the Bengals? Probably the Broncos. Correct, So why
Speaker 1: wouldn't they really lay down and play dead because I
Speaker 1: don't want Joe Burrow and the Bengals in the playoffs. Well,
Speaker 1: I think they really lay down. I think Monday morning,
Speaker 1: Roger Goodell kicks the Kansas City Chiefs out of the playoffs.
Speaker 1: And thirdly, how about this, I want to play chess
Speaker 1: with you and out of the league. The first game
Speaker 1: to be played would be in Buffalo. If you're Kansas City. Yeah,
Speaker 1: do you want Denver to play Buffalo? You want Cincinnati
Speaker 1: to play Buffalo? You want oh Bow Mick Well, Mick
Speaker 1: and Nix is on the label. You want Cincinnati to
Speaker 1: beat Buffalo?
Speaker 2: Right right?
Speaker 1: I don't think any of those other teams want the
Speaker 1: Our Men and Stripes in the playoffs. They don't want
Speaker 1: him in. They don't want him in.
Speaker 2: So I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe next year will be Burrow's lighting it up, so
Speaker 1: his chase. There's always next year segment. That's what they say.
Speaker 1: If you line up Jamar, take Lamar Jackson, and take
Speaker 1: uh chan O, Joe Sinko. No, take Allen from Josh
Speaker 1: Allen Josh Buffalo, and then take Joe Burrow. Those three together,
Speaker 1: Who's got more yards thrown?
Speaker 2: Burrow?
Speaker 1: Who's got more uh touchdowns Burrow? Burrow? Who has more
Speaker 1: higher completion percent? Burrow? So then why isn't Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: the MVP over Jackson? Can you tell me why didn't win?
Speaker 1: There's only been one player in Super Bowl history that
Speaker 1: has been the m V off a losing team, Dallas Cowboys,
Speaker 1: Chuck Howley, number fifty four. So that's the only one.
Speaker 1: The rest of them have been winners. If you don't win,
Speaker 1: you know, I mean, I'm sure Burrow's gonna get votes,
Speaker 1: but I mean, is he gonna overtake those two guys
Speaker 1: because they win? I don't either, Josh I end up
Speaker 1: second or third, which is unfortunate. Right, had a little
Speaker 1: bit of a defense. Guess what they had, Jesse Fates,
Speaker 1: Oh that they if they wouldn't have started zero to three,
Speaker 1: we wouldn't be sitting there going well, Kansas City's gotta win,
Speaker 1: or Denver's got to win. New York Miami's gotta win.
Speaker 1: The Giants have got to lose. Uh, the Colts have
Speaker 1: gotta tie and somebody else's got a bye week. That's it,
Speaker 1: did all this mess segment. Thank you, but once again
Speaker 1: I cannot be with you on Monday. Doctor Fisher's gonna
Speaker 1: examine my gall bladder see if it needs to come out.
Speaker 1: I got rocks in my head and also in my gallbladder.
Speaker 1: Until you admitted Columbus with the Supreme Court. Oh, that'll
Speaker 1: be the the first guy. So you're going to go
Speaker 1: to Columbus, Joe, the first guy that's up for for
Speaker 1: for inauguration. Oh, I'm sorry, and there's this seven of them, sorry,
Speaker 1: one of the great leadership of Sherrion. You're and you're
Speaker 1: gonna be up there to get You're going to be
Speaker 1: up there, Attorney William Cunningham. I turned this Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: William D. Cuttingham, William Kama esquire, esquire. I turned things
Speaker 1: over to you. How do you get an esquire after
Speaker 1: your name like that? In the old days, lawyers are
Speaker 1: always called esquire? Yeah, okay, But the Chief Justice will
Speaker 1: turn to me and say, mister it's oh, it's mister Cunningham.
Speaker 1: It's all yours. And then all of a sudden you'll
Speaker 1: stand up there in town here comes I got justice
Speaker 1: Joe set to explode with a power load? Is Joseph
Speaker 1: t And do you think they got his music ready?
Speaker 1: That would be hilarious set up by John Waxmunsky in
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty five for Springfield Township. Trustee, you're going to
Speaker 1: bring that up? Yes, I might be. Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: is the first lady of the Supreme Court going to
Speaker 1: be there?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: No, of the Supreme Court. I'm going out. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about Tanya o'roor. She will be there.
Speaker 4: Oh boy.
Speaker 1: And also I got a call from the Magic Man
Speaker 1: wants to ride up with me. I said, sure, so
Speaker 1: Merlin Shiver done, I go with you. No, it's got
Speaker 1: to ride up with me. Why can't I go magic
Speaker 1: a pass or something? Magic Man is coming. Oh boy,
Speaker 1: that's gonna be. It's gonna be. That's gonna be hard
Speaker 1: not to la. I was gonna say, because the first
Speaker 1: guy you bring in is is t NT right, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna say, hit it the music if they if they
Speaker 1: put that music on the Supreme Court, they'll throw you out.
Speaker 1: It will not happen. Got the seven justices and all
Speaker 1: the president. Why you have like a little cocktail party
Speaker 1: for shrimp plombaby and lost their new bird paid for
Speaker 1: by the campaign to Realloe. The governor be there, yes, really, yes,
Speaker 1: what about the Lieutenant John Houston will be there? Oh,
Speaker 1: the Attorney General, David Yost. I'm honored to do that.
Speaker 1: You're in it. Well, that's good. I've never done before.
Speaker 1: Who's saying that we have a report that John Houston
Speaker 1: will be selected to take the seat of JD. Vance.
Speaker 1: If it was offered to you, no, yay or nay? No, no,
Speaker 1: I would not be in a government that would have
Speaker 1: me as a representative. The answer would be knowing that
Speaker 1: that opens the way. You would turn down your good
Speaker 1: friend Mike the Wine, Yes, I would. Well, then that
Speaker 1: opens up the lieutenant governors. That's what you're gonna do
Speaker 1: to me. You'll get, you'll get. Oh wait a minute.
Speaker 1: Here he comes triumphantly back into the House when the
Speaker 1: committee is leading him. Right there there he is, Mike Johnson.
Speaker 1: He's running and you look how fast he is. He's running.
Speaker 1: The committee is leading him to the gamble. He will
Speaker 1: pick up the gabble, pound it a few times and
Speaker 1: make a speech, start knocking people in the head. I
Speaker 1: got to see what happens. But there's rumors amuck. But
Speaker 1: Mike DeWine will select John Euston. You might recall a
Speaker 1: week ago John Houston with Mike went to mar A
Speaker 1: Lago to meet with the Trumpster.
Speaker 2: What WHOA?
Speaker 1: That opens up the lieutenant governorship means Jane Timpkin will
Speaker 1: be like governor and then the governor. Your comments on that,
Speaker 1: I said that a week ago. You someone's got to
Speaker 1: manipulate on this time. And when I said this before,
Speaker 1: you snickered on me. You snicker about what I forget anyway,
Speaker 1: get me out of the student's report. And right now
Speaker 1: the committee is leading Mike Johnson to the gabble. Go
Speaker 1: pick it up and hit it, use it to bash
Speaker 1: the brands. Tom Massey will have his brains beating now
Speaker 1: by the new speaker who did The only Republican who
Speaker 1: didn't vote for him was Thomas Massey. Never will have
Speaker 1: him on next week. I was so him on Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Good luck to you on Monday, and better luck on
Speaker 1: what is it Tuesday? Tuesday? Tuesday gonna be big John.
Speaker 1: The investure and invested. Sure not to knocking. You know,
Speaker 1: they don't get inaugurated, No, they get invested Joseph t
Speaker 1: and Taters. He on every office that he can hold
Speaker 1: except Springfield Township Trustees he lost to John Waxmunsky in
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty five. Then what eleven straight? How about eleven straight?
Speaker 3: Not bad?
Speaker 1: Not bad? Say give me out, though, I want to
Speaker 1: know who's going to laugh first when he walks up
Speaker 1: there me? How long is this? How long is the
Speaker 1: little speech you got to give to inaugurate him or whatever?
Speaker 1: According to missus Joe Dieters, also known as Tanya o'
Speaker 1: roor yeah, she said, hold it down to three minutes.
Speaker 1: What are you going to be there all night with
Speaker 1: seven of them? Take me that long to clear my throat?
Speaker 1: Oh good luck to you? Tell up, tell all we
Speaker 1: said alone. But if this report is true, John used
Speaker 1: to us Senator and then uh Jane Timpkin, Vice president
Speaker 1: of the of the Lieutenant Governor of will Hire Jane
Speaker 1: Temple segment. Mike Johnson is the speaker to eighteen two
Speaker 1: fifteen and one. The one is Thomas Massey. Of course,
Speaker 1: of course he's going to get el cabong when Johnson
Speaker 1: gets the gamble like quick draw McGraw. Come on off here,
Speaker 1: Tom and we have something. Would you mind turning your.
Speaker 3: Back to me.
Speaker 1: It's a special award for you up here. Tom come
Speaker 1: up there, pulling segment, get me out of Studge report,
Speaker 1: please Billy and Otter of a wild Friday here in
Speaker 1: the Tri State, and look out for the snow, the
Speaker 1: snow and the snow. I don't believe it. We leave
Speaker 1: you with the immortal words of the stud report. See
Speaker 1: Highway Patrol again next week.
Speaker 3: Until then, remember it isn't what's your drive, but how
Speaker 3: you drive it counts. This is Roderick Crawford saying, see
Speaker 3: you next week.
Speaker 1: We'll see about the winter storm. Heavy snow, ice, sleet
Speaker 1: Sunday and Monday, Segment Man up to four to eight
Speaker 1: inches coming your way with Ted McKay along with ice, sleet,
Speaker 1: heavy snowfall, massive wind. It's gonna be awful. In other words, Segment,
Speaker 1: you would not be here on Monday. It's not fairness.
Speaker 1: Might not be here the rest of the year. Look
Speaker 1: at the King. Jeffries is up there. Now he's out out,
Speaker 1: he's get out. You lost, But the King Jefferies is
Speaker 1: being whined down. The Democrats are standing up. Greg Landsman's
Speaker 1: happy about that. We'll see what happens segment Thank You.
Speaker 1: Coming up next I think is Jason Williams, the Pride
Speaker 1: of Marshall and Dan Carroll the heir apparent, But of
Speaker 1: who what segment I don't know. On seven hundred W
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