Speaker 1: I've been a cutting in the Great America, and the
Speaker 1: gold standard that goes to go eight.
Speaker 2: The greatest of all time to travel is Herb Reisenfeld,
Speaker 2: who I think has spent forty to fifty years in
Speaker 2: the business or more. He was our tour guide when
Speaker 2: the people, Judge and I with many other great Americans,
Speaker 2: went to Israel last May, which was a year and
Speaker 2: four months ago, and saw a functioning, participatory democracy. I
Speaker 2: pointed out to Herber some others. I saw the gay
Speaker 2: pride flag flying in Jerusalem. I saw Muslims, I saw Arabs,
Speaker 2: I saw Christians, I saw Catholics, I saw Armenians, I
Speaker 2: saw Coptics. In other words, it was all functioning. And
Speaker 2: it is so sad what's happened over the last nine
Speaker 2: ten months with the invasion of Israel by Islamic terrorists
Speaker 2: and the decapitation largely of much of what Israel's all
Speaker 2: about because they were at war for their survival. Herb Reisenfeld,
Speaker 2: welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Herb, can
Speaker 2: you describe for the American people the Israel that we
Speaker 2: saw in May of last year. And I know you've
Speaker 2: not been there recently, but the country that you saw
Speaker 2: described and the way it was then the way it
Speaker 2: is now. You've been there many times.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks Bill, it's nice to be on your program.
Speaker 3: Last year was fabulous. The fact that we were there
Speaker 3: at a peaceful time, and it's a country that survived
Speaker 3: since nineteen forty eight, and it's when it became a
Speaker 3: state from the United Nations.
Speaker 4: And you could.
Speaker 3: See all around the modern cities and the ancient cities
Speaker 3: all at one time. In Israel developed the Gypt system
Speaker 3: of agriculture, where they could water all the fields and
Speaker 3: turn the desert into blooming banana plantations and crops of
Speaker 3: all sorts. And their technology is incredible. They've invented so
Speaker 3: many things, and that country has won more Nobel prizes
Speaker 3: than any other country per capita in the last fifty year.
Speaker 2: You took us from Israel Jerusalem, went over the border,
Speaker 2: so to speak, into the Left Bank. We went south
Speaker 2: to Masada. The stories about Masada are just unbelievable. What
Speaker 2: happened about two thousand years ago near the checkpoints, et cetera.
Speaker 2: And I saw Palestinians, I saw Muslims and Arabs and
Speaker 2: Jerusalem walking with Jews. I saw a multicultural society. However,
Speaker 2: I also did notice when I went from the Jewish
Speaker 2: area and within a couple of blocks went into the
Speaker 2: Muslim Arab area, it was like going from technicolor to
Speaker 2: black and white. There was a difference at that point.
Speaker 2: Can you describe that difference in why it exists.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is a big difference because they have their
Speaker 3: own traditions on the West Bank and places like Nazareth
Speaker 3: and Bethlehem, and a lot of the money flows to
Speaker 3: them from various other Islamic countries, but it doesn't go
Speaker 3: to the right purchase purposes. It's they don't build new buildings,
Speaker 3: they don't take her to pickfall, they don't build infrastructure.
Speaker 3: Somebody's pocketing a lot of bucks and it's a lot
Speaker 3: of it's.
Speaker 4: Going to military. Yep. It's ridiculous because they live in
Speaker 4: could live in peace. One. They have to right next
Speaker 4: to each other.
Speaker 3: In fact, in Jerusalem itself, you have a lot of
Speaker 3: Arabs who are Israeli citizens.
Speaker 4: They have you know, their citizens of Israel, right and
Speaker 4: they want to be.
Speaker 3: And they want to be. Yeah, they've got jobs there.
Speaker 3: You know, they're making a good living. And it's but
Speaker 3: you just you know, go a few miles away, and
Speaker 3: you have to have a big wall to keep them
Speaker 3: away from the attacking.
Speaker 2: And at that point there were about twenty thousand Muslim
Speaker 2: Palestinians every day coming through the checkpoints in order to
Speaker 2: work in Israel and take money back. And the Palestinian
Speaker 2: held territories in Gaza in the West Bank, and they
Speaker 2: were quite happy to have real income, real jobs. And
Speaker 2: our guide told us explain that that I want to
Speaker 2: talk about the little girl who was treated in Israeli
Speaker 2: hospital and Iggy told us his story.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 2: Tell us about that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, first of all, one other thing I want
Speaker 3: to mention, you know, look at about the tourism that
Speaker 3: that's hurt the West Bank people. If you recall when
Speaker 3: we went into Bethlehem, there was a store there we
Speaker 3: all went into. We've made a lot of purchases and
Speaker 3: and it was good for them with the tourists coming
Speaker 3: in from all over.
Speaker 4: But now that's that stopped. Nobody's going it right now.
Speaker 3: But yeah, there there was people from the West Bank
Speaker 3: or Hamas or whatever. They have been treated in Israeli
Speaker 3: hospitals and and and even from foreign countries and like
Speaker 3: Iran Iraq, they sent them to Israel to be treated
Speaker 3: at the Hadasa Medical Center.
Speaker 2: Story told by our guide or who was with id F,
Speaker 2: that there was an Israeli girl.
Speaker 1: Who was uh.
Speaker 2: It was like an honor killing of but she survived
Speaker 2: and she made her way to a checkpoint, and the
Speaker 2: Palestinian girl was taken in by the IDF, taken to
Speaker 2: a hospital. She had burns over a lot of part
Speaker 2: of parts of her body, and she came back and
Speaker 2: forth repeatedly in order to get treatment. And after several
Speaker 2: months of grafts and treatment in the Jewish hospital, the
Speaker 2: little Palestinian girl, going back and forth, back and forth,
Speaker 2: finally was more or less and much better shape. And
Speaker 2: so she came into the checkpoint again for about the
Speaker 2: eighteenth time, and you would have thought she would be
Speaker 2: immediately passed through because you know, she's been there so
Speaker 2: many times to knew who she was. And she acted differently,
Speaker 2: and Israeli border guard said, let's take her off to
Speaker 2: the side, and they discovered she had a suicide vest
Speaker 2: put on her by her family. Can you tell that story?
Speaker 3: Well, that's true. I mean, that's the case. No matter
Speaker 3: how well you treat some people, there's still hate and violence.
Speaker 3: And terrorism. Uh, they're just no end to it. You know,
Speaker 3: you can go back to uh when uh Airfat was
Speaker 3: was the leader, you know, yes, I can remember that
Speaker 3: shaking hands on the White House lawn with with Bagan
Speaker 3: and you know, and then what happened afterwards. They don't care,
Speaker 3: They don't they they don't want to have peace as
Speaker 3: long as they got turmoil.
Speaker 1: That's good, yeah, and that sadness.
Speaker 2: Her mission by her family was to go through the
Speaker 2: checkpoint with that suicide, vest go into the hospital where
Speaker 2: her life was saved by Jewish doctors and treated for nothing,
Speaker 2: and blow up parts of the hospital. That was her job.
Speaker 2: And I'm thinking, you know, I want to get into
Speaker 2: traveling a little bit with herb. Eisenfeld a legend of
Speaker 2: the business. But when those who say like we need
Speaker 2: a permanent, temporary cease fire leave things the way they are,
Speaker 2: let's go back to the status quo. The status quo
Speaker 2: is unacceptable. The status quo. Uh We Israel is a nation,
Speaker 2: whether it's tourism or agriculture, is high tech. I would
Speaker 2: imagine the Israeli economy is on its back right now
Speaker 2: and it's not going to get better for a long time.
Speaker 1: And I don't know.
Speaker 2: Do you look forward to I talked to some of
Speaker 2: my buddies, Tom Weedman and others about going back to Israel.
Speaker 2: Would it be safe to go there sometime next year
Speaker 2: or do we know yet how bad it's going to
Speaker 2: be or how good it's going to be.
Speaker 4: Well, we hope.
Speaker 3: But you know a funny thing. There's a lot of
Speaker 3: people going to Israel right now. Now a lot of
Speaker 3: them are on missions to help, but in the Israel
Speaker 3: itself it's pretty safe. Other going up there the goal
Speaker 3: on High Tree, if you'll remember, Yeah, we went up
Speaker 3: on that hillside and there were places where there's still
Speaker 3: landlines from way back, you remember it.
Speaker 4: Was all fenced off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then the shot and rockets over there at
Speaker 3: Hisbola and yeah, I think I think it'll come back.
Speaker 3: Tourism will come back, but it's going to be a
Speaker 3: long process. And to get back to the economy you
Speaker 3: took the agriculture is a big part of the economy.
Speaker 3: And of course, and when you take these people who
Speaker 3: run these things, the farmers, they're all been pulled up
Speaker 3: into the idf into the army. Nobody's tending to the crops.
Speaker 3: They're having a hard time as why a lot of
Speaker 3: people from missions all over the United States and the
Speaker 3: other parts of the world are going there to help
Speaker 3: take the crops off, you know, collect the crops.
Speaker 2: Before I get into travel with herb Reisenfeld. When I
Speaker 2: look at the terrible circumstances, the last couple of days
Speaker 2: of a Palestinian father had twin boys that were three
Speaker 2: days old. He leaves his wife with the three with
Speaker 2: the two little boys to get a birth certificate, and
Speaker 2: Israeli armament jets or whatever took out part of the
Speaker 2: apartment building. Every time I see the whores of what's
Speaker 2: happening to those poor people, I think about the fact
Speaker 2: that the Hamas has located controlling command centers in apartment buildings,
Speaker 2: underneath hospitals, underneath schools, wanting there to be an Israeli
Speaker 2: response so they can use that as a reason to
Speaker 2: show the Israelis is somehow blood Thursday mass murderers and
Speaker 2: somehow genocide is happening when the ones causing it is Hamas.
Speaker 2: It is not the Jews who want to live in peace.
Speaker 2: The Jews like to have a functioning Gaza and a
Speaker 2: functioning West Bank, just like israel Is functioning and live
Speaker 2: in peace. That's all the Jews are after. But Hamas
Speaker 2: wants outrage after outrage. In fact, the leader of Hamas,
Speaker 2: a guy named Sinwar, has said that they put these
Speaker 2: facilities in areas that will cause an Israeli response to
Speaker 2: protect themselves against control and command centers in areas where
Speaker 2: there's likely to be civilian deaths, and the leader of
Speaker 2: Hamas says, we want more civilian deaths here to blame
Speaker 2: the jew I think that stories not being told.
Speaker 3: You're absolutely correct. And remember from the time of the
Speaker 3: Holocaust or six million Jews were killed many what is
Speaker 3: the former state? And if you remember when we would
Speaker 3: the Yad Vashem the Holocaust Memorial, there's three words, never
Speaker 3: in tours, never again.
Speaker 4: And that's all they have. If they don't defend themselves.
Speaker 3: They're surrounded by enemies all over the place, in the
Speaker 3: back to the Mediterranean Sea.
Speaker 4: What else can you do.
Speaker 2: You've got to fight as a defensive struggle caused by
Speaker 2: Hamas and caused by those who find Hamas. Now let's
Speaker 2: get onto your business. Give me the one or two
Speaker 2: places on the face of the earth you look forward
Speaker 2: to visit. Then give me the one or two places
Speaker 2: in the world you want to avoid. What are the
Speaker 2: one or two places that Herbreisenfeld Barnie rap Travel Provident Travel.
Speaker 2: You've done it all, been everywhere. Where should you go?
Speaker 2: The top one or two and then the worst one
Speaker 2: or two?
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, as you said earlier, this starts my fifty
Speaker 3: first year in the business starting October. The first and
Speaker 3: my favorite place in the world people ask me all
Speaker 3: the time is Switzerland.
Speaker 4: We just came back.
Speaker 3: I've been there over fifty timesautiful country. You don't see litter,
Speaker 3: you don't see potholes, you don't see billboards, the food,
Speaker 3: the scenery upstanding.
Speaker 4: I just had Marty and Amanda on the trip and
Speaker 4: they just loved it. It's like you did when we
Speaker 4: went to Israel. River cruisers.
Speaker 3: I love river cruises all over Europe, in some of
Speaker 3: the United States on the Columbia River up in the Northwest.
Speaker 4: But they're they're great because.
Speaker 3: You see land on both sides, and you get off
Speaker 3: and you visit the various places not having to go
Speaker 3: very far. Some of the places that I don't like,
Speaker 3: and I've been to well years ago, I went to
Speaker 3: South Africa and I went to Zimbabwe and that's that
Speaker 3: country was in.
Speaker 4: Turmoil that time. There.
Speaker 3: They were making all the white people leave. I go
Speaker 3: to Harari. We get there and I had to tell
Speaker 3: every I had to have a list and to ask
Speaker 3: each person how much money they had on them, and
Speaker 3: then on the return as we came back, how much
Speaker 3: money you have on you now? Because they were afraid
Speaker 3: people were uh taking mules, like you know, you're taking
Speaker 3: money from white people to get out of the country,
Speaker 3: sneak it out on them.
Speaker 4: But it was it was.
Speaker 3: Not good other than the the Whanki National Park, which
Speaker 3: is wonderful, but I never want to go back to
Speaker 3: that place again.
Speaker 4: And this it's dictatorship.
Speaker 3: And a lot of those places in the in the
Speaker 3: Middle East are not good places to go to.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't. I wouldn't.
Speaker 2: What about South America? What about Brazil, Argentina, that kind
Speaker 2: of stuff.
Speaker 4: I was in South America last year.
Speaker 3: I was in when a cruise to Brazil and Argentina
Speaker 3: and Uruguay, and I was shocked at Uruguay, how wonderful
Speaker 3: it was really outstanding. Now when you talk about Brazil
Speaker 3: and you talk about their capital, there's twenty two man
Speaker 3: people living there and it's it's inside and homeless all
Speaker 3: over the street. And we're driving to the city and
Speaker 3: the guy says, we're not getting off the bus too dangerous.
Speaker 4: I said, why are we here? That no real beautiful.
Speaker 3: You go up to sugar Low and the Christ of
Speaker 3: the Andes and you see that that's fabulous. And Argentina
Speaker 3: is a beautiful city. But to go into the capitol
Speaker 3: now of Brazil is terrible. There's a lot of people.
Speaker 2: Now, herb Riisevel. Last question. You've done it for fifty
Speaker 2: one years. I believe you're in your eighties. How do
Speaker 2: you know it's time? How do you know it's time
Speaker 2: to cast off? They travel? Herb riisen Feld. What I
Speaker 2: do is sit here in Babel incessantly into a piece
Speaker 2: of metal. But you actually get up, get on the plane,
Speaker 2: have thirty to one hundred people to quarter around difficulties.
Speaker 2: How do you know it's time to lay it down?
Speaker 2: Lay down your passport for the last time? Herb Riisenfeld,
Speaker 2: How do you know it's time?
Speaker 4: Well, Bill, I'm eighty five. I'll be eighty six, but
Speaker 4: next February.
Speaker 3: And until the time I can't walk her anymore.
Speaker 4: A look in the mirror and I don't know who
Speaker 4: I am. That's when I think I'll quit.
Speaker 3: But I'll say this, and I have a lot of
Speaker 3: friends who have retired early and they're not doing so well.
Speaker 4: Memory, physical, physicality not so great. In my case, Thank god,
Speaker 4: I have a great memory. I'm blessed with that, and
Speaker 4: I love what I do.
Speaker 3: If I can take people on trips and they come
Speaker 3: back and them at the end of the trip send
Speaker 3: to me, this was wonderful. This is wonderful. And they
Speaker 3: have many who were peat with me for years. Yeah,
Speaker 3: So that tells me I'm doing something right. Not for
Speaker 3: the money take of it, but for the fact that
Speaker 3: people have enjoyed and trust me, they feel safe when
Speaker 3: they travel with me. They feel that I'm giving them
Speaker 3: the best value. So to capitalize all this, I just say,
Speaker 3: if you've got good health, don't fully retire. Do something,
Speaker 3: even if you have to be the Walmart greeter or something.
Speaker 3: Don't sit on the couch potato and maybe play God
Speaker 3: a couple of days a week.
Speaker 4: It's not enough. You got to keep moving.
Speaker 2: Herb Rison failed, your the best of what you do.
Speaker 2: You've been to more places, traveled more miles than any
Speaker 2: person in the history of Cincinnati and beginning of a
Speaker 2: Barney Rapp travel. Your lovely wife was associated with him
Speaker 2: and through provident travel. The gold standard of travel is
Speaker 2: Herb Reisenfeld. I feel safe in your arms as in
Speaker 2: my mother's, and I thank you for being where you
Speaker 2: are and what you do. And if you go to
Speaker 2: Israel next year, I'm gonna do my damness to be
Speaker 2: with you well.
Speaker 4: Bill.
Speaker 3: I appreciated that you and Penny were on the trip.
Speaker 3: You're a great inspiration and you came back saying it
Speaker 3: was a life changing experience that a lot of people
Speaker 3: felt that way in the God bless our country, God
Speaker 3: bless Israel, God bless all the nations who are you know,
Speaker 3: are democratic and and not hearing terrorism in their in
Speaker 3: their home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's awful, but maybe one day. I think Israel's
Speaker 2: in the hands of God Almighty, and if its existence
Speaker 2: is a question, I don't think God will permit its
Speaker 2: representative representative in the Middle East to go away. There's
Speaker 2: a fear by some that they're going to be bled
Speaker 2: to death over the next five to ten years. They
Speaker 2: can't stay on a war footing indefinitely because they won't
Speaker 2: have a country to go back to. But I think
Speaker 2: Israel's in the hands of God and it'll be in
Speaker 2: good shape. But Herbriisin felt, thank you, yeah, go ahead, please,
Speaker 2: oh Billy.
Speaker 4: One more thing.
Speaker 3: I just say, because of the war in Hamas from
Speaker 3: October sixth, everybody forgets what caused that, And now that
Speaker 3: so much antisemitism on college campus is in protests and
Speaker 3: it's wrong. It's just wrong, sick. I just most people
Speaker 3: realize the reason for this.
Speaker 2: You know, when I look, college campuses are opening up.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: I never thought America would ever turn its back on
Speaker 2: the jew and say that if you wear the Star
Speaker 2: of David, you're unsafe. But I watch what's happening. Last
Speaker 2: night in New York City. There was another huge protest
Speaker 2: and with smoke bombs were thrown. Cops are assaulted in
Speaker 2: a Jewish restaurant and try to destroy Jewish businesses because
Speaker 2: they're Jewish. And I never thought it would happen here,
Speaker 2: but damn it, it's happening on college campuses, and more
Speaker 2: voices need to speak up.
Speaker 4: No, it's dangerous.
Speaker 3: We don't know what's next. You know, it's not just
Speaker 3: for the juice but for anybody.
Speaker 4: But just this is our country, not the one. I
Speaker 4: grew up in it.
Speaker 2: Herb Riisenvilade, you're the best of what you do, and
Speaker 2: once again, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: Herb thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Bill appreciate it all the best of everybody.
Speaker 1: Thank God, bless you.
Speaker 4: Thank you. Well.
Speaker 2: Let's continue with more Bill Cunningham, the Great American Live
Speaker 2: Tom of the Reds News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: There we go many issues.
Speaker 2: After one o'clock today we'll be Leland Bitterer of News
Speaker 2: Nation and talk about what's happening with the Matthew Perry
Speaker 2: and the five persons arrested for his ketamine poisoning and death,
Speaker 2: including his personal assistant who struck a deal to testify
Speaker 2: against the other ones. Two doctors who were involved, medical doctors,
Speaker 2: including is the Queen of Ketamine is there also. So
Speaker 2: we're going to see what happens with that down the
Speaker 2: road that after two o'clock. I love taking calls. We'll
Speaker 2: take some calls now to hear from herbre Eisenfeld. The
Speaker 2: guy's traveled. He's probably had more miles on him than
Speaker 2: any person in Tri State history. For more than half
Speaker 2: a century. He's been traveling anywhere between six and twenty
Speaker 2: times a year, all over the place. And when you
Speaker 2: spend time in Israel a least what I spent about
Speaker 2: a year and four months ago, it was like the
Speaker 2: difference between technicolor and a black and white film. When
Speaker 2: you went from Jewish areas with vibrancy, cleanliness, you have
Speaker 2: predicatroyed democracies. I saw Coptics, I saw Jews, I saw
Speaker 2: Christians and Catholics. I saw many Arabs and Muslims working
Speaker 2: in Israel, living side by side with Jews. It was
Speaker 2: a functional democracy with all the disagreements that one might have.
Speaker 2: The Whaling Wall was interesting, going into the Old Quarter.
Speaker 2: The guestsemone Galgotha Church of the Holy self Liccuras is wonderful.
Speaker 2: And we also spend time in so called Palestinians areas
Speaker 2: in the West Bank, like Nazareth and Bethlehem, and when
Speaker 2: you cross over through sometimes there were high fences, chain
Speaker 2: link fences into the Arab Palestinian areas. It was a
Speaker 2: black and white film. It was completely different. There was
Speaker 2: a lot of dirt, a lot of filth, not much
Speaker 2: business activity. You could tell you've went back in time,
Speaker 2: and the difference is there's an organization called the Muslim
Speaker 2: Brotherhood and hesbela hamas Palestinians that have preached hate against
Speaker 2: the Jews for more than a half a century, going
Speaker 2: on seventy years, and persons growing up there have a
Speaker 2: visceral hatred for Jews irrespective effects. And when the monies
Speaker 2: are donated into that dysfunctional society billions of dollars by
Speaker 2: the United Arab Emirates, the UN the United States, et cetera.
Speaker 2: The money is partial out to the leadership and they
Speaker 2: use the money for large houses and brand new cars.
Speaker 2: They don't use it for the betterment of the people,
Speaker 2: so to speak. And it's a very organized society. And
Speaker 2: I like to ask the great American will ask questions
Speaker 2: no matter where I go. So and I'm sitting in
Speaker 2: a Palestinian restaurant with fifteen to twenty of my friends,
Speaker 2: and things are organized, and Palestinians are here and there.
Speaker 2: They're friendly because we're spending lots of money. This was
Speaker 2: May of last year, and I asked a couple of them,
Speaker 2: tell me about your society, a house business, where do
Speaker 2: you go to school, how do you meet girls or
Speaker 2: how do you meet boys, etc. And it came back
Speaker 2: that there's various clans and groups in each neighbor at
Speaker 2: each community, and the West Bank organized by Arab and Muslim.
Speaker 2: Of course, Jews are not permitted. In fact, it is somewhat,
Speaker 2: maybe a little bit more dangerous for a Jew to
Speaker 2: walk in those areas than an American. And the father,
Speaker 2: the head of the clan, sets everything up and he
Speaker 2: is complete control of the clan. I said, what happens
Speaker 2: in America if someone has a car accident and runs
Speaker 2: into someone's car, what happens?
Speaker 1: Do you call the police?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, we don't call the police.
Speaker 2: I said, why what do you do? He said, Well,
Speaker 2: the head, the head of the group, the father or
Speaker 2: the grandfather, contacts the head of the father of the
Speaker 2: other group. And if it's some member of that group
Speaker 2: committing some civil wrong, it's worked out that you owe
Speaker 2: me this, you owe me that, you have to do this,
Speaker 2: you have to do that, and it's worked out. I said,
Speaker 2: what about marriages? Do you have dances and days? Oh no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: how does that work?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 2: The head of the klan, the head of the group,
Speaker 2: small group by neighborhood, will pick out who you're going
Speaker 2: to marry or not marry, and then that every now
Speaker 2: and then it goes awry every now and then, but
Speaker 2: not often. And that's the way it works. And you
Speaker 2: will marry this person on that point and that person.
Speaker 2: What are schools like, Well, girls go to school until
Speaker 2: they're about thirteen or fourteen. Then they don't go to
Speaker 2: school anymore, don't normally they're married at fifteen, sixteen or seventeen.
Speaker 2: And shall we say sexual mutilation of girls is an epidemic.
Speaker 2: And the nation of Egypt, for example, and says ninety
Speaker 2: five percent of girls are sexually mutilated, have their cleatorus
Speaker 2: is removed and other things done to their private parts,
Speaker 2: generally by their mother and by the anties do that
Speaker 2: to the girls. And that happens also in the West Bank.
Speaker 2: And so the boys can go to high school, maybe
Speaker 2: maybe not to play soccer, but they get to work
Speaker 2: in the family enterprise whatever happens to be. It could
Speaker 2: be a restaurant, could be a shoe store, whatever it
Speaker 2: might be. There are lots of small businesses. Of course,
Speaker 2: no big box retailers are anywhere. And it's a business.
Speaker 2: And so you work, maybe you're renting cars or whatever.
Speaker 2: It might be, and you work in the family business.
Speaker 2: I had a taxi driver pick up a penny and I.
Speaker 2: We were in the Old Quarter in Jerusalem, and I
Speaker 2: told Herb Eisenfeld that we'd like to go to Mass
Speaker 2: at six pm. It's about a ten to fifteen minute
Speaker 2: drive away. So he summoned a taxi and he described
Speaker 2: described to the taxi owner part of the It was
Speaker 2: a Muslim, what I look like, and I'm on a
Speaker 2: particular street to raise my hand. He pulls up, sits down.
Speaker 2: We start driving to Mass at six o'clock. It's about
Speaker 2: five forty five forty five pm. And I start a
Speaker 2: conversation with him, which I do with a lot of people.
Speaker 2: And I said, what your name was, Mohammed something or other.
Speaker 2: I said, how long you been here? He said, I
Speaker 2: was born here, My mom and dad were born here,
Speaker 2: my grandparents were born here. And I said, how do
Speaker 2: you like what you're doing? He said, I like it,
Speaker 2: it's a job. But I said, how do you like
Speaker 2: living in Israel? He said, look at me and said
Speaker 2: too many Jews. I said, too many Jews. Well, you're
Speaker 2: living in Israel, he said, this is my country. We're
Speaker 2: from here. Too many Jews, And at this point Penny
Speaker 2: is kicking me, saying, shut the hell up. We want
Speaker 2: to get to the church on time, not go over
Speaker 2: a cliff. The idea I gleaned from all of that,
Speaker 2: and I know what the goal is is to live
Speaker 2: in peace, and which is certainly is what the Israelis
Speaker 2: want to live in peace. But it's hard to live
Speaker 2: in peace with someone large and millions of pea people
Speaker 2: who want to kill you, who don't think you exist,
Speaker 2: who believe that you're like a cockroach, or you're an
Speaker 2: aunt and to be squashed, and that you're not not
Speaker 2: a full human being. And that's the attitude. And now
Speaker 2: that after Hamas did what it did on October the seventh,
Speaker 2: ripping the babies out of mother's wombs who were Jewish,
Speaker 2: killing men, setting women on fire in front of their children,
Speaker 2: raping their children, kidnapping two hundred and fifty people, the
Speaker 2: outrages that the worst things that one human being of
Speaker 2: what a gun could do to another human being were
Speaker 2: done for hours in the Kibbutza's south of Jerusalem taken
Speaker 2: and now they're still allegedly about one hundred hostages remaining.
Speaker 2: And that group who did that or reward it with
Speaker 2: large amounts of money. If you kidnapped a Jew, you
Speaker 2: got paid generally from UN and US funds. And if
Speaker 2: you blow yourself up somehow, the family's paid. So you're
Speaker 2: paid to commit murder suicide, You're paid to do that.
Speaker 2: And now that these events have taken place the last
Speaker 2: nine months, it's even deeper. The hatred of Palestinians for
Speaker 2: Jews is unbridled. And so yes, it'd be nice to
Speaker 2: have a according to Congressman Greg Lansman, a permanent, temporary
Speaker 2: cease fire, that'd be a great idea. But to live
Speaker 2: next to and with individuals who once you did and
Speaker 2: will never change, at least for the last three thousand years,
Speaker 2: it's never changed. It's difficult, if not impossible, until the
Speaker 2: education system has changed, until the cultural systems have changed,
Speaker 2: and that's not going to happen. They're paid by the Emirates,
Speaker 2: by the UN and by the US, and the money
Speaker 2: is stolen at the top to be used by the
Speaker 2: leaders of a MOSS, which is very popular now in
Speaker 2: Palestine and the West Bank and the Gaza. The leadership
Speaker 2: of AMAS are very very popular and if the elections
Speaker 2: were held today, AMAS would win again in Gaza. So
Speaker 2: what do you do? I think you win the war.
Speaker 2: And Israel is not permitted to win a war. They're
Speaker 2: told they can't win. And I talked to a general
Speaker 2: about this on my Sunday Night show a few weeks ago,
Speaker 2: and I said, if you're if you're leading the IDF,
Speaker 2: and you've been attacked again and again again by Iran
Speaker 2: directly and indirectly, and they want you dead, and they're
Speaker 2: developing a nuclear weapon, and they've killed thousands of Jews
Speaker 2: and want to kill thousands more, and they won't stop.
Speaker 2: What do you do, he said, Will you win the war?
Speaker 2: I said, how would you win the war? He said,
Speaker 2: they have three oil depots that transmit oil to the world,
Speaker 2: three of them. Take them all out. It'll take twenty minutes,
Speaker 2: he said. Then there's two large water reservoirs up north
Speaker 2: of Tehran that serves all the drinking water for northern
Speaker 2: half of Iran. Take out, take out those reservoirs and
Speaker 2: guess what, there's no drinking water. Then take out the
Speaker 2: power grid, which can be done within about a six
Speaker 2: hour period. So the Iranians will be left with no oil,
Speaker 2: no money, no water, no fuel and no power the
Speaker 2: way to do it, and then Israel says, we won.
Speaker 1: You lost.
Speaker 2: If you keep doing that, it's going to get worse
Speaker 2: because at some point hesbla Hamas the Muslim brotherhood, Iran
Speaker 2: has committed to the destruction and the death of Israel.
Speaker 2: They want them dead. At no point would of America
Speaker 2: have left Adolph Hitler in charge of Germany and said, Okay,
Speaker 2: we need a permanent, temporary cease far to use fire.
Speaker 2: To use Greg Landsman's terms, it wouldn't work.
Speaker 1: Got to win.
Speaker 2: At this point, Israel's being bled dry slowly, but surely
Speaker 2: there's one hundred thousand or more Israelis that have left
Speaker 2: the North part of Israel, dispersed all over the country.
Speaker 2: There's no economy left in Israel. How long can they
Speaker 2: keep fighting at this level? They will fight like warrior poets,
Speaker 2: but at some point, when Iran actually gets a nuclear weapon,
Speaker 2: they will set it off in Israel and kill Jews.
Speaker 1: That's what they will do.
Speaker 2: And you know it, I know it, and the Jews
Speaker 2: know it, but they keep restrained because of America and
Speaker 2: the UN who says the Jews cannot win a war, Well,
Speaker 2: they need to win this war. This is the survivability
Speaker 2: of Israel. I could not imagine if America was invaded
Speaker 2: by Canada or Mexico what we would have done. We
Speaker 2: know what happened to nine to eleven, when Islamic terrorists
Speaker 2: killed about three thousand Americans. We went to war and
Speaker 2: killed hundreds of thousands of Muslim eras without question. And
Speaker 2: World War Two, when we thought America was at stake,
Speaker 2: we fire bombed Dresden, fire bomb Tokyo, nuclear bombs, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and.
Speaker 1: Damn it, we won the war. We won and they lost.
Speaker 2: Israel must win this war, and if it does not,
Speaker 2: over time it will be bled to death, bled to
Speaker 2: death by the forces of Islamic terrorism. And this is
Speaker 2: not the present case in America. With fifty thousand Muslims
Speaker 2: living within the sound of my voice, How many times
Speaker 2: have any of those American Muslims committed any acts of terrorism?
Speaker 1: Here?
Speaker 2: They answer is zero, zilch nada. This brand of Islam
Speaker 2: really exist in recent times until nineteen seventy two with
Speaker 2: Munich Olympics. Now is metastasized in taking over an entire country,
Speaker 2: which was Iran in nineteen seventy nine with the Atola
Speaker 2: and now this branch of Islam, which does not represent
Speaker 2: the branch in America, wants to destroy the world goes.
Speaker 2: They're a culture of death, not of life. Even Russians
Speaker 2: and Chinese want to live well in that part of
Speaker 2: the world. You get to heaven by dying or by
Speaker 2: killing someone. If you kill innocent children, there will be
Speaker 2: seventy two vergins in heaven waiting for you. Israel must
Speaker 2: win the war. Let's continue. Coming up next to Leland
Speaker 2: Vetter Moore at your home of the Reds playing tonight
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Speaker 2: for your Cincinnati Reds. Bill Cunningham, the Great American, Live
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Speaker 1: Of course, Leland vitterck own balances with Newes Nations Monday
Speaker 1: Friday and more, and so many things are going on.
Speaker 1: I hope that in a sense, the DNC doesn't replicate
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty eight because it would be an unmitigated disaster.
Speaker 1: But on the other hand, because I'm a Trump supporter,
Speaker 1: that might be a good thing, but it would mean
Speaker 1: a lot of people hurt and injured.
Speaker 2: At which we cannot have. So we'll see what the
Speaker 2: radical left does there. We see what happens in a
Speaker 2: restaurant in Harlem when some Democratic politicians seek to have
Speaker 2: a dinner and Hamas sympathizers run in with smoke bombs
Speaker 2: and cost complete havoc. A couple of cops NYPD were
Speaker 2: injured again. And this promises later this month and next
Speaker 2: when college campus is open to erupt in violence, which
Speaker 2: politically is probably going to help Donald Trump. But I
Speaker 2: hope it doesn't happen because of what's the injuries and
Speaker 2: the inflicted upon especially Jews. But nonetheless Leland Vidder, welcome
Speaker 2: again to the Bill Cunningham showing two quick issues. A
Speaker 2: couple of days ago, five persons were arrested in a
Speaker 2: Matthew Perry situation, and one doc sent another doc notes
Speaker 2: saying how much money can we get from this moron
Speaker 2: and the number was about fifty five thousand dollars in
Speaker 2: cash monthly, and he was injected by his own personal assistant.
Speaker 2: And the personal assistant has flipped to provide information on
Speaker 2: the Queen of Ketamine and also the two docs, and
Speaker 2: I would think the celebrity status of Matthew Perry had
Speaker 2: a lot to do with this happening, which is a
Speaker 2: full court press from the state of California. The Fedge
Speaker 2: got involved. If a regular schlep had the same thing
Speaker 2: happened to him, I doubt the consequence would be the same.
Speaker 2: What are the lessons about the if any about the
Speaker 2: death of Matthew Perry, which is almost like a suicide,
Speaker 2: but I'm sure he didn't intend to be killed, and
Speaker 2: those buzzing around him. I guess at fifty five thousand
Speaker 2: a month in cash, you're talking something north of six
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand dollars in cash coming out of
Speaker 2: his pocket, Matthew Perry, And then you got these individuals
Speaker 2: getting special treatment because of the celebrity status. What comes
Speaker 2: to what comes to the forefront of your mind about
Speaker 2: Matthew Perry, if anything?
Speaker 5: Number One obviously really sad and that there we've lost
Speaker 5: so many of these really incredible cultural icons to similar situations,
Speaker 5: and it's always tragic and you think about to me,
Speaker 5: what I think about is all the families who are
Speaker 5: experiencing the same kind of grief from overdoses from addiction,
Speaker 5: from brought on by very similar drug dealers to the
Speaker 5: Queen of Kenemine, but who are never going to be
Speaker 5: prosecuted because the people they kill aren't famous.
Speaker 6: Right, And if you're if you're the father or mother.
Speaker 5: Of somebody who was addicted to fentanyl by an equally
Speaker 5: evil dealer, you're sitting there going where's justice for my son?
Speaker 5: Because we're led to believe that justice is for the victims,
Speaker 5: which in this case is Matthew Perry.
Speaker 2: Now, one hundred thousand or so are killed every year
Speaker 2: through fentanyl and other means.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's a load numb.
Speaker 2: And I wasn't quite aware of ketamine, went online, looked
Speaker 2: at it, and certainly it's a painkiller being used to
Speaker 2: produce some sort of euphoric state. And the only reason
Speaker 2: we know about this case is the status of Matthew
Speaker 2: Perry and the fact he had this problem for decades
Speaker 2: and he probably paid millions and millions of dollars. And
Speaker 2: when you had the leeches and the scorels scoundrels in
Speaker 2: Hollywood looking around somebody who could pay, they just beat
Speaker 2: him up as much as they could have kept him
Speaker 2: hooked on drugs. And the doctors, the two doctors who
Speaker 2: are supposed to heal first, do no harm were the
Speaker 2: ones doing major injuries. Of course it wasn't the doctors
Speaker 2: with the ketamine queens. She would have found someone else
Speaker 2: in The injection took place by his personal assistant of
Speaker 2: thirty years. I don't have a personal assistant. I assume
Speaker 2: you don't have a personal assistant outside of New Nation.
Speaker 2: And so they just used and abuse this guy. And
Speaker 2: he's dead and now someone's going to pay the price.
Speaker 2: And the penalties for this include life imprisonment, and that
Speaker 2: when the Feds are after you and they went.
Speaker 1: To bed.
Speaker 5: Side of this right is that you use this death
Speaker 5: as a warning to other would be dealers and to
Speaker 5: other doctors who are willing to do this and ke ketamine.
Speaker 5: It lives in that weird world where legal fentanyl does
Speaker 5: as well as well that there are people.
Speaker 6: Who can benefit from it.
Speaker 5: It's it's useful intriguing depression, it's useful in other clinical situations,
Speaker 5: and then it can also be abused, same with fentanyl.
Speaker 5: You know, people who are dying of cancer need it
Speaker 5: uh to It is the only drug that will subside
Speaker 5: the pain that they're going through.
Speaker 1: And ease their suffering.
Speaker 5: So in a sense, you if something good is going
Speaker 5: to come from It's one awareness of the dangers of this,
Speaker 5: but two the concept that doctors, you know, might think
Speaker 5: twice before becoming the next Queen of Ketamine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I would think in Matthew Perry's drug induced mind,
Speaker 2: he probably thought, Okay, I have two doctors prescribing this,
Speaker 2: and therefore it must be safe. And he in his
Speaker 2: mind think about Michael Jackson, right, same thing. I thought, Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm you know, I have a doctor here giving me
Speaker 2: the medicine and knocked me out and make me sleep
Speaker 2: at night, and so therefore it must be safe. So
Speaker 2: the medical license is used to kill someone instead of
Speaker 2: help someone, and that's sick. We'll see what happens, but
Speaker 2: I would anticipate these five individuals, the two docs and
Speaker 2: the Queen Ketamine, is going to be in sing sing
Speaker 2: for life at some point. Secondly, before we talk about politics,
Speaker 2: I had on a guest the other day from the
Speaker 2: Heritage Foundation talking about the Digital Services Act, which was
Speaker 2: passed in the EU, of which I think there's twenty
Speaker 2: two or twenty seven European countries, and that is and
Speaker 2: they've hired hundreds of individuals to patrol the Internet in
Speaker 2: search of disinformation and misinformation that may lead Europeans onto
Speaker 2: the wrong path when it comes to various issues. And
Speaker 2: one of the persons involved in the Digital Services Act
Speaker 2: said that after a few days ago, when Donald Trump
Speaker 2: and Elon Musk were on x for like two two
Speaker 2: and a half hours, they put out lots of disinformation
Speaker 2: and misinformation, And one of the advocates employed by the
Speaker 2: Digital Services Act said that what we're going to do
Speaker 2: is seeking arrest warrant for Elon Musk or Donald Trump
Speaker 2: if they come to Europe. And I'm thinking, are you
Speaker 2: kidding me? They don't have a First Amendment. And there
Speaker 2: was a police chief in Britain that's going to seek
Speaker 2: in arrest warrant for a British politician who's conservative who
Speaker 2: put out disinformation about immigrants. They're having a terrible immigrant
Speaker 2: problem because there was some illegal immigrant. One illegal immigrant
Speaker 2: with knives went and killed I think three children, mortally
Speaker 2: wounded about ten others along with their mothers who were
Speaker 2: having a tailor swift party. And the natives in the
Speaker 2: Britain got all exercised about this and committed some serious
Speaker 2: acts of vandalysm burglary against the Islamic centers and so
Speaker 2: the guy in charge said, any more disinformation about the
Speaker 2: BRIT's immigration status, individuals are going to be arrested. Is
Speaker 2: Leland vitted or should Bill Cunningham be concerned when this
Speaker 2: thing metastasizes, they organize themselves later this year or next
Speaker 2: that if you be vacationing in Italy. I love going
Speaker 2: to Rome the Vatican. I love going to Florence and
Speaker 2: looking at David. My wife says it looks something like yours, truly,
Speaker 2: but she's having some seeing problems. But nonetheless, I was gonna.
Speaker 6: Say, Bill, where's the line of this and misinformation?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: Well, are you concerned about where we're headed with this thing?
Speaker 5: I just been thinking about you and the David. You know,
Speaker 5: your golf swing looks a lot like Hill Nicholson's too.
Speaker 5: I'm wondering about this in your your You're onto something
Speaker 5: in that. This may be a little bit like Alvin Bragg, right,
Speaker 5: This may be a point where you can sort of
Speaker 5: have a selective prosecution. Now and it was the problem
Speaker 5: with the International Criminal Court that that's going after Israel now.
Speaker 6: A slight just thought here.
Speaker 5: It was not an illegal immigrant in the United Kingdom
Speaker 5: that killed the three girls. It was just set on
Speaker 5: the internet. It was. And that's part of the problem
Speaker 5: here now right, is that a lie can get around
Speaker 5: the world faster than the truth can put its pants on.
Speaker 5: And that is a danger. It's very when we stop
Speaker 5: agreeing on what the truth is and stop agreeing that
Speaker 5: it's necessary to tell the truth regardless of who it
Speaker 5: helps and who it hurts, and inconvenient facts are still facts,
Speaker 5: that becomes a problem. But I do I worry that
Speaker 5: if I take my darling Rachel on a honeymoon somewhere
Speaker 5: not nearly as culturally significant or educational as seeing the
Speaker 5: David and Florence, will I be arrested?
Speaker 6: No, I don't, It doesn't.
Speaker 5: I don't think that's where this is going. But the
Speaker 5: fact that we're talking.
Speaker 6: About it, I think says says an awful lot.
Speaker 2: Well, the International Criminal Court is a warned for the
Speaker 2: arrest of Benjamin Netanyahu, but not a warrned for the
Speaker 2: arrest of Sinhwar, the Hamas leader that started this war,
Speaker 2: the only one who arrest Benjamin Netanyahu. And I'm thinking, well,
Speaker 2: one out of rest warrants for a Hamas leadership, one
Speaker 2: out of rest warrants for the Iranian leadership. It's only
Speaker 2: the jew the leader of Israel. It's getting the arrest
Speaker 2: warrant from the International Criminal Court. And I see it
Speaker 2: happening in real time, and I'm thinking, oh my god,
Speaker 2: what are we dealing with here? And that is that
Speaker 2: Europe has lost its way completely. They don't have a
Speaker 2: First Amendment we do here, And as Felix Frankfurter said
Speaker 2: the Great Justice, the remedy for bad speech is good speech.
Speaker 2: The remedy for wrong speech is correct speech. In America,
Speaker 2: we have the First Amendment protecting us, thank god. But
Speaker 2: in Europe they do not. And what they have in
Speaker 2: Europe is a politically orienteded Alvin Bragg type who wants
Speaker 2: to go after political opponents, acting as if they committed
Speaker 2: serious crime. And I would note that Judge Mrshawn has
Speaker 2: not continued the sentencing of Donald Trump in about three weeks.
Speaker 2: And the Trumpster is saying, and I think it's true
Speaker 2: that Alvin Bragg's going to put him in jail. There's
Speaker 2: no stopping the New York Democrats. And then you go
Speaker 2: to up the pell of court. They go to the
Speaker 2: Supreme Court of State of New York, then you jump
Speaker 2: to federal court. It could be hours or days before
Speaker 2: Trump gets out of jail. Can you imagine Judge Juan
Speaker 2: Mrshawn locking up Donald Trump at the middle of September.
Speaker 5: I think that in twenty twenty four, you've got to
Speaker 5: imagine everything.
Speaker 2: And Leland, Ain't that the truth? Because no one could
Speaker 2: have seen what's going on right now? And if that happens,
Speaker 2: I think politically, my gut tells me it would help him.
Speaker 1: Am I wrong?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 6: I think it would absolutely help him.
Speaker 5: Number one, you know the flip side of that, not
Speaker 5: to go too far is number one, it would help him.
Speaker 5: And number two, we always worry about the wrong thing, right,
Speaker 5: you know, we always talk about certain things and think
Speaker 5: we haven't figured out and on and on and on,
Speaker 5: and then all of a.
Speaker 6: Sudden, Donald Trump gets shot. So is it possible? And look,
Speaker 6: you know, you think.
Speaker 5: About in hindsight that you know, Joe Biden dropping out
Speaker 5: with the most predictable thing in hindsight that you can
Speaker 5: possibly imagine, right.
Speaker 1: That he's gonna have a terrible debate and everybody said.
Speaker 6: It was gonna happen.
Speaker 5: When you talk about how can he go on? How
Speaker 5: can he go on? And you know what, when he
Speaker 5: when he dropped out, okay, and Kamala Harris took over,
Speaker 5: which was the most predictable thing possible. Donald Trump and
Speaker 5: his scene were caught completely flat footed for the past
Speaker 5: four weeks trying to define Kamala Harris. The fact that
Speaker 5: they didn't have opposition research ready to go and ads
Speaker 5: cut the minute it happened to try and defind her,
Speaker 5: and they hadn't. They hadn't field tested various attack lines
Speaker 5: and focus group and figured it out and had it
Speaker 5: all done is wild. Yeah, absolutely complete political malpractice to
Speaker 5: have not done that. We're gonna have Corey Lewandowski on
Speaker 5: the show tonight and we're writing about this in war Notes,
Speaker 5: which is our daily newsletter that comes out every day
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Speaker 5: And we're writing about this that you know, now, all
Speaker 5: of a sudden, in the middle of August, Donald Trump
Speaker 5: is seated an entire month to the Democrats. You've got
Speaker 5: another week coming up of the DNC infomercial, and now
Speaker 5: they're starting after Labor Day trying to figure out what's
Speaker 5: the best part of twenty twenty and what's there in
Speaker 5: the worst parts of the twenty twenty campaign To get
Speaker 5: rid of in the best parts of the twenty sixteen
Speaker 5: campaign to bring on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: I said months and months and months ago, Joe Biden
Speaker 2: will not be the nominee because he can't win, and
Speaker 2: at some point he's gonna leave. Maybe the June twenty
Speaker 2: seventh debate was the trigger. And if Trump had something
Speaker 2: to say about that, I would not have debated him
Speaker 2: after the DNC and then it would have been too late.
Speaker 2: But for political reasons. I don't know why he did that,
Speaker 2: but he did. And the just run eds Kama Harris
Speaker 2: in her own words, to just put up five or
Speaker 2: six in her own words and.
Speaker 1: Quickly defined I.
Speaker 2: Uh, I don't know, and uh, maybe there was a
Speaker 2: thought that Joe Biden would be the nominee. I And
Speaker 2: the biggest scandal happening in American politics, at least in
Speaker 2: the last several years, is the fact that Joe Biden
Speaker 2: was lied about by Kamala Harris and all the Democrats,
Speaker 2: Nancy Pelosi, et cetera, about how competent, how sharp he was.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris said about a month before the June twenty
Speaker 2: seventh debate, I'm with him almost every day. He asked
Speaker 2: inquisitive questions, as sharp as attacked. He can recite the
Speaker 2: Korean alphabet backwards. This guy's on top of his game.
Speaker 2: Morning Joe Scarborough said that this is the best version
Speaker 2: of Joe Biden there's ever been, and everyone just lied, lied, lied, light,
Speaker 2: and as soon as he left it was all of
Speaker 2: a sudden. Kamala Harris, who last year the Washington establishment
Speaker 2: said get rid of Kamala Harris as the VP Newsweek
Speaker 2: Washington Post. She's a drag on the ticket. She can't communicate,
Speaker 2: she doesn't complete tasks, she has no political foundation acceptable
Speaker 2: to the American people. Here we are a year later,
Speaker 2: and she's a cross between Margaret Thatcher and Joan of Arc.
Speaker 2: The same media that last year said she's incompetent now
Speaker 2: saying she is so competent you can't even ask her
Speaker 2: a question because she has the answer ready to go
Speaker 2: in her mind. But she won't give interviews, nor will
Speaker 2: she give interviews. I'd like to see her with you
Speaker 2: on News Nation for about an hour, but she'll never
Speaker 2: do that. She'll have some interview with sixty Minutes, or
Speaker 2: maybe with Morning Joe, or just queue up Oprah Winfrey
Speaker 2: and then she would have checked off the list. Okay,
Speaker 2: I did my interview.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: Back to the teleprompter. Here's the Leland vintat Are you
Speaker 2: ready for the big question? Hit me if all this happens,
Speaker 2: wait so long for the big questions? Well, I'm just
Speaker 2: clearing my throat at this point. I'm just getting ready
Speaker 2: for the big question. The big question is this, Let's
Speaker 2: assume that the DNC is not as bad starting now
Speaker 2: as it should be. And let's say they get through that,
Speaker 2: and let's say she gets through the one or two
Speaker 2: debates that's going to happen. I suggest there's going to
Speaker 2: be one debate whoever wins September tenth, that'll be the
Speaker 2: end of the debates. And then after that, she's up
Speaker 2: in the polls, and she will conduct an interview with
Speaker 2: Oprah Winfrey about her feelings and what kind of tree
Speaker 2: would you like? And then she goes back to the teleprompter.
Speaker 2: Can she do that for the next two months and
Speaker 2: win the presidency?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 6: Can she do it for the next two and a
Speaker 6: half months? Yes, yes, can do anything right?
Speaker 1: And the question is.
Speaker 5: Will And I think this is an important point. The
Speaker 5: press turned on Joe Biden you say whatever you want
Speaker 5: about Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats anything else.
Speaker 6: People who really kicked out Joe Biden.
Speaker 4: Was the press.
Speaker 6: They smell blood in the water, but more importantly, they
Speaker 6: felt like they've been hoodwind and.
Speaker 5: Suddenly they were a disposed and their credibility was on
Speaker 5: the line. And the only way to to sort of
Speaker 5: amend that sin.
Speaker 4: Is to.
Speaker 5: Have gone after him. And they turned on him right
Speaker 5: the same way the press turned on Donald Trump in
Speaker 5: twenty twenty exrctly the same way the press turned on
Speaker 5: Hillary Clinton in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so I think the question is.
Speaker 5: Does the press become embarrassed by the sycophantic coverage of
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris?
Speaker 1: I say, I said, no.
Speaker 5: Okay, well then then then then then you answered, Then
Speaker 5: you answered your.
Speaker 2: Own question at least alternative. What's Kamala Harris? Come October,
Speaker 2: there'll be no alternative. And the press knows what's taken.
Speaker 2: They have such a visceral hatred for Donald Trump by
Speaker 2: any means necessary, they want to get rid of him.
Speaker 2: But Leland letter up up against the clock. We got
Speaker 2: a run, but Matthew Perry, they the Digital Services Act.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harrison price controls. Away we go, but uh Leyland vetter,
Speaker 2: thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. When you
Speaker 2: go in your big honeymoon, be careful about going to Europe.
Speaker 2: All right, Leland, give my best to Rachel in the family.
Speaker 2: God bless you and God bless America. Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Thanks Bill.
Speaker 2: All right, let's continue the Digital Services Act MM Bill
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Speaker 1: was it? Was it Harrison Bucker. They got the big
Speaker 1: money from Kansas City, right, Uh? So they got the
Speaker 1: I guess some pretty women there. But so the money
Speaker 1: Mack has got themselves. Money Mack has got a deal.
Speaker 3: Deal.
Speaker 2: Is it this year and then three after that?
Speaker 1: Is that it?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 2: So it's four years this year and three more?
Speaker 1: Yep. So what about Jamar Chase.
Speaker 2: Jamar Chase is still.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: Uh but he's there. He is in Chicago. Yes, Yes,
Speaker 1: it's good. Jamar Chase is in Chicago with the team. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's good for money Mack. But I want to see
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase. It's not a long term guarant And what's
Speaker 1: happening in the Bengals injury wise? Do you tell me
Speaker 1: it's getting worse?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: Running back Chris Evans suffered a torn PA tell attendant
Speaker 1: in his knee during special team's work yesterday and he'll
Speaker 1: miss the upcoming seasons. The running back. So you needed
Speaker 1: running back there and a kicker. What about Joe Mixon,
Speaker 1: Joe Joe Mixes in Houston? I get him back. Offensive
Speaker 1: lineman Dante Smith carted off the field yesterday in Chicago
Speaker 1: during the joint practice and he's on crutches. But I've
Speaker 1: not heard what his problem and what his injury is.
Speaker 1: He he was hurt on eleven on eleven drills. You
Speaker 1: know all about that, right, eleven on eleven? What about
Speaker 1: Memes Mims is out for weeks with a torn peck,
Speaker 1: So they got no peck? They got no they got
Speaker 1: a foot there go a knee and a knee. What else?
Speaker 2: They got a ten million a sixteen million dollar kicker?
Speaker 2: What about the reds? He forgot about the rents tonight,
Speaker 2: Kansas City.
Speaker 1: I'll get to it. Hang on, will he the student
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Speaker 1: team from Missouri this weekend, the Chiefs no the Kansas
Speaker 1: City Royals the other baseball team first of three. Michael
Speaker 1: Lorenzen remembers tonight for Kansas City so through a no
Speaker 1: hit or what for the Phillies last year?
Speaker 2: Remember him against Nick Martinez who I think thirteen innings
Speaker 2: without a run.
Speaker 1: And coverage begins at five point forty Sports Talk, Ralfse
Speaker 1: American Grill, Inside Pitch Ben, the Kelsey Chevrolet Extra Inning
Speaker 1: Show after the game. Now Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich
Speaker 1: undergoing season ending back surgery. Today, they've lost their best
Speaker 1: pitcher and their best player and they're still in first
Speaker 1: places place. So he's not played since late July. Say,
Speaker 1: he's getting isotopes put in this back. Do you know
Speaker 1: anybody me I'm getting Doctor Ernst. I'm off Wednesday and
Speaker 1: Thursday next week. I've done the epidurals without much success.
Speaker 1: Next up radioactive isotopes and planted in my spine.
Speaker 2: Will you start glowing?
Speaker 8: Then?
Speaker 1: The only bad newsday at night?
Speaker 4: You and.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have it done Wednesday morning, and doctor Earn said,
Speaker 2: after three hours you should be able to walk.
Speaker 1: I said, hold on, let's break that sentence down a
Speaker 1: minute for pronouns and adjectives and verbs.
Speaker 2: Should walk you should be underlined? Should oh be said?
Speaker 1: Okay? Because right now? Can I walk?
Speaker 2: I think so?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I played golf yesterday and almost kicked the crap out
Speaker 2: of my lane. Who paid off his bets to me,
Speaker 2: by the way. But nonetheless, he tells you a ringer
Speaker 2: something after three to four hours you should be able
Speaker 2: to walk.
Speaker 1: I said, I can't. I can walk now. Sounds like
Speaker 1: one of those drug commercials on TV and you get
Speaker 1: all kind of effects and even death. Wait, numbs up?
Speaker 1: You know and you have you have num numb numb legs,
Speaker 1: I said, doc.
Speaker 2: A numb couple people around here. Up, you should be
Speaker 2: able to walk?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Major League Baseball is considering some rule changes.
Speaker 1: We need them, umpowering, we need that one that would
Speaker 1: keep starting pitchers in the game longer. Starters would have
Speaker 1: to complete six innings before being removed from the game.
Speaker 2: That's a mistake right there.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: What if a guy's get gives up ten runs in
Speaker 1: the first inning, You think he's gonna want to stay
Speaker 1: in the game. No, that's stupid, right, thank you, That
Speaker 1: is stupid. You might make it three innings or four innings, right,
Speaker 1: but not six uns are gonna start falling off. They
Speaker 1: fall off right now?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: How many injuries of the redshead they got all of them?
Speaker 1: I'm about astraptor Williams.
Speaker 2: Go down the alphabet. Let's see.
Speaker 1: Well he at the Cincinnati opening tennis. They had a
Speaker 1: big rain delay this morning. Can you say the name
Speaker 1: which has backed everything up? Can you say the names?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I can say the name, Yes I can. You can't uh,
Speaker 1: the let's see Carlos Alcarez his the suspended match from
Speaker 1: last night is coming up here against gaylmand Fees of France.
Speaker 1: Uh and uh, let's see the number one seed IgA
Speaker 1: Schweyan Tech has beaten Marta Coustack the fifteen seed six
Speaker 1: two six two And uh, mister missus and miss the
Speaker 1: schuiyan Tech moves on.
Speaker 2: I can't disagree with your pronunciation. I never heard of
Speaker 2: any of these ladies. Of course, co co golfr upset yesterday.
Speaker 1: Not good. Uh, let's see tell me who beat her? No,
Speaker 1: I have no idea. Try to say that name Yuliah
Speaker 1: putin Seva sounds like a kidney condition. Poot and seven.
Speaker 1: I think she's related to Putin seven. Yeah, I bet
Speaker 1: that's not right. You want to I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Jonnick Center, the number one men's seat is going to
Speaker 2: be in action. So you're gonna know a center because
Speaker 2: you are one, right, aren't we all?
Speaker 5: Not me?
Speaker 1: I'm I'm bathed in the blood of Jesus. Let's see
Speaker 1: and then well oh and then uh, you know so
Speaker 1: much for a Kentucky eating coach cal Uh, Kentucky coach
Speaker 1: Mark Pope has secured a top talent and in state
Speaker 1: man he got Malachi Moreno. Four year start four year
Speaker 1: center for the twenty twenty five staff. Mister Moreno is
Speaker 1: out of Georgetown, Kentucky Tennis, the former home of the
Speaker 1: Bengals training camp and the current home of where they
Speaker 1: make toyotas.
Speaker 2: What what women are playing in tennis today? Can give
Speaker 2: me the rundown of the matches? Uh? Not really no,
Speaker 2: because it's all backed up. Everything's all backed up, the.
Speaker 1: Names of the women playing well, the main one that
Speaker 1: all you had to do was to worry about the
Speaker 1: ego Schwean Tech, the number one seed.
Speaker 2: Has moved on. I don't think you're pronouncing that correct.
Speaker 2: I believe me, I've been I've been practicing that for
Speaker 2: five days.
Speaker 1: Is there an N in that name? Somewhere?
Speaker 2: You saw tech? Schwon Tech?
Speaker 1: How is there an N in there?
Speaker 2: I have no idea that's how they pronounced it. I
Speaker 2: go to pronounced names dot com.
Speaker 1: Reason more than names. I don't won't give you any
Speaker 1: more name because you can't say, well, nobody else is
Speaker 1: playing yet.
Speaker 2: How about this all backed up there? I want to
Speaker 2: rock here so bad for this one. Gambling violations prompt
Speaker 2: Notre Dame men's swim team to be suspended. What the
Speaker 2: entire team has gone Really suspended it's men's swimming team
Speaker 2: on Thursday for at least one year after an external
Speaker 2: review found members of the team violent NCAA rules on
Speaker 2: gambling and also not treating each other with respect indignity.
Speaker 2: Pete Barbakua, what does that mean?
Speaker 1: I don't know what that means? Wait, Manute, they were betting?
Speaker 1: You mean they were betting on each other in swimming.
Speaker 1: They did not reveal the details of the review, but.
Speaker 2: Story in tur Rock here today, I don't know. According
Speaker 2: to a person with knowledge of the situation, members of
Speaker 2: the team Rock instead up a makeshift internal sportsbook where
Speaker 2: athletes could wager on the times posted by themselves or
Speaker 2: teammates at the meets. Athletes were not found to have
Speaker 2: been betting on opposing teams or Notre Dame itself, just
Speaker 2: on each other.
Speaker 1: The person said.
Speaker 2: More than sixty percent of the returning team, which includes
Speaker 2: twenty five swimmers, took part in a betting scheme. I
Speaker 2: don't know, Notre Dame right down the tubes again, Well,
Speaker 2: I don't know, Willie. We got an update now from tennis.
Speaker 2: Let's see Carlos al Karez has suspended matches underway with
Speaker 2: Ted McKay took the first set last night six ' four.
Speaker 2: Now mister mo Fees of France has comeback. It's six
Speaker 2: all in the second set.
Speaker 1: What if you lose Alcatraz, Well then you got Alexander ZAIREV.
Speaker 1: You got Taylor Townsend, Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift, she played
Speaker 1: no can you say her name? She's singing in in London. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: Well that's it. Say give me out of the Stews report.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna open up the phone lines and hear from
Speaker 1: the American people. When you call in.
Speaker 2: You're taking two calls two days in a row, two days.
Speaker 2: I know there's something wrong with you.
Speaker 1: Now, well I'm gonna do it again.
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Speaker 1: William was on this day a very sad one for
Speaker 1: music fans. August the sixteenth, nineteen seventy seven, in Memphis, Tennessee.
Speaker 1: Don't say it. The King Elvis Presley passed away on
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Speaker 2: He was an undocumented alien, didn't have a passport.
Speaker 1: How many more millions of dollars would Elvis had all
Speaker 1: of Why didn't he do?
Speaker 2: Just send him over there and you stay here? Well,
Speaker 2: the colonel stole millions from elbow, that's true. That's another story.
Speaker 2: You got that right, But all right, segment, give me
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Speaker 1: I know you guys are objective over there, that you
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Speaker 4: Wasn't supposed to be, but I guess it is.
Speaker 2: You guys are objective, and the audience in New York
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Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Your calls are next seven four nine, seven thousand, Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 2: we have three lines, open a news radio seven hundred
Speaker 2: that your.
Speaker 1: Other babe, make a good woman steel, I'll make an
Speaker 1: old woman bless.
Speaker 4: I make a young girl see.
Speaker 5: That I'm bad of the bowl, bad of the bowl.
Speaker 2: The bowl, Billy Cunningham, the great American. The lines are full,
Speaker 2: of course with your words. I'll give a one minute
Speaker 2: thought before we so much further. A friend of mine
Speaker 2: sent me a text as to why Hamas does not quit,
Speaker 2: not as surrender. Normally, when you're defeated, an army, even
Speaker 2: the Japanese army or the German army, surrenders because you've
Speaker 2: lost you can't win. However, that's not the goal of
Speaker 2: a maas. The goal of a mass is to kill
Speaker 2: Jews and Americans wherever they might be located. Hamas's goal
Speaker 2: is to keep the war going because they get paid
Speaker 2: for it. The leadership and death is not something to
Speaker 2: be avoided, it is something to be embraced. So when
Speaker 2: you have an enemy that will not quit, will not retire,
Speaker 2: will not surrender because they're paid great amounts of money
Speaker 2: at the top in order to keep the war going.
Speaker 2: And secondly, when you put command and control centers inside
Speaker 2: hospitals and schools and apartment buildings, daring the Israelis to
Speaker 2: attack your control centers which they voluntarily put inside apartment buildings,
Speaker 2: knowing the reaction which happened the other day with that
Speaker 2: terrible incident where those little baby boys, twins three days
Speaker 2: old were killed. Because of the activities of Amas. Amas
Speaker 2: is causing this to happen, not the Jews. Jews want
Speaker 2: to win the war and live in peace. Amas wants
Speaker 2: to keep the war going and live in death. So
Speaker 2: that's why there's not a surrender. They don't surrender because
Speaker 2: that's not their goal. Their goal is to get money,
Speaker 2: lots of money at the leadership level, to have as
Speaker 2: many Palestinians killed as possible by the activities of Hamas.
Speaker 2: Then blame the Israelis for defending themselves. Let's go to
Speaker 2: the calls. We have thousands and thousands on hold. Let's
Speaker 2: go to Paul and Batavia also known as Batavia, and
Speaker 2: Rick and Charlie and Tim and Angie and Springboro and
Speaker 2: thousands of others. Paul and Badavilla. Welcome to the Bill
Speaker 2: Cunningham Show. And Paul, how are you?
Speaker 8: Bill? I am great, and you and your wife, Kenny,
Speaker 8: that's very very interesting on your trip after. I'll make
Speaker 8: it brief. I'm eighty eight and my wife and I.
Speaker 8: My father in law was a general in the army.
Speaker 8: In fact, he was the chief of the Army dental
Speaker 8: Corps at time, and we took a trip with them
Speaker 8: to West Berlin, and of course you had a wall
Speaker 8: at that time. You could go through the wall. So
Speaker 8: we went through the wall and took a walk. There
Speaker 8: was no happy faces. There were people there, but there
Speaker 8: was no economy. Everybody was gone. On our side, everything
Speaker 8: was happy. So even took a trip on a boat
Speaker 8: because there's a lake in the middle of East Brolin
Speaker 8: and West Berlin. And the minute we got near the border,
Speaker 8: German could come over and track you. And then you
Speaker 8: go back, and then of course you had peace agreement.
Speaker 8: And someone once said, tear the wall down. I believe
Speaker 8: I can recall that.
Speaker 1: I had the same experience in Israel.
Speaker 2: You go from technicolor to darkness, and it's Bethlehem, Nazareth,
Speaker 2: whatever it might be. And of course the excuse is well.
Speaker 2: The Jews don't what the Palestinians the Gaza can do
Speaker 2: whatever they want to do.
Speaker 1: I mean, live your life.
Speaker 2: I mean the land itself in nineteen forty eight was
Speaker 2: no different than Israel than it was in Gaza. It
Speaker 2: was same desert. But after seventy years with the Jews
Speaker 2: in charge, it is a flourishing Western democracy that wants peace,
Speaker 2: and the other side is committed to the death and
Speaker 2: destruction of every Catholic, Christian Jew in America anywhere in
Speaker 2: the world. And they won't stop. It's not like they're
Speaker 2: going to say, Okay, we lost, we surrender. You can't surrender, bros.
Speaker 2: You get paid to fight, and you get paid to
Speaker 2: die and when you die you go to heaven with
Speaker 2: seventy two virgins, and so there's nothing there. Thanks for
Speaker 2: your call.
Speaker 4: We got to go.
Speaker 2: We got Rick and then Angie, Rick in Hills, and
Speaker 2: then Angie and Charlie and many others and Rick, please
Speaker 2: go ahead.
Speaker 3: Hi.
Speaker 9: I remember some time ago Barack Obama man an executive
Speaker 9: order ordered all these different county board of elections to
Speaker 9: all get the same vote county machines. So and there
Speaker 9: was hearings on this, and they Congress was complaining that
Speaker 9: they were made in China, and I remember it was
Speaker 9: brought up that they thought that it might be possible
Speaker 9: to hack into these machines to somehow set the election
Speaker 9: results and change them. And in these screwy elections we've had,
Speaker 9: and just and even in the Hamilton County where unknown
Speaker 9: judges get elected, it almost seems like these these voting
Speaker 9: machines that are all come, that are all made in China,
Speaker 9: are somehow be able to be hacked into when they're
Speaker 9: counting the ballots, change the results and then put it
Speaker 9: back the way it was before. So when they run
Speaker 9: a test on them, they don't know that anything was wrong,
Speaker 9: and so we all like dupes except the results. And
Speaker 9: I just think that you can count hand count the
Speaker 9: ballots and these swing counties of these states this coming election,
Speaker 9: when Trump frauds, he's allowed to ask for han recounts.
Speaker 9: They never did it before in twenty twenty. They should
Speaker 9: do it this time because if they find out that
Speaker 9: there's a discrepancy, that'll throw the whole thing in the uproard.
Speaker 9: Everybody will have to recount everything.
Speaker 4: That's what they should do.
Speaker 2: Well, well, I think Ohio Kentucky and Indiana have the
Speaker 2: fairest elections that we can have and that I trust
Speaker 2: the Secretary of States several in Ohio. I'm not so
Speaker 2: sure about Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, but I'm sure about
Speaker 2: the state of Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.
Speaker 1: That's what I think.
Speaker 2: Let's go to a Jane Springboro and Jane Springboro give
Speaker 2: me a full report. What do you got, Hi, Bill,
Speaker 2: this is the Inji.
Speaker 10: I've listened to your show all the time. I'm a young, working, hard,
Speaker 10: hardworking lady in Ohio, maybe an atypical listener to conservative
Speaker 10: talk radio, but I listened as much as I can
Speaker 10: and I heard on your last few episodes how people
Speaker 10: won't vote for Trump because he's not a gentleman. And
Speaker 10: I just really want to challenge the left on that
Speaker 10: because a lot of the you know, the left is
Speaker 10: a little hypocritical. But the point I'm trying to make
Speaker 10: is the support Trump because he's not a gentleman.
Speaker 3: But when you listen to the.
Speaker 10: Current music that's out there, the lyrics, how inappropriate and
Speaker 10: degrading they are towards young ladies. It's hard to criticize
Speaker 10: and smear who Trump is if he's not a gentleman
Speaker 10: when you know, we only offer explicit material on that
Speaker 10: from that side, and you know with the music they
Speaker 10: support just the lyrics or just not a gentleman like.
Speaker 10: So that's no reason to vote for Trump. You got
Speaker 10: to kind of practice what you preach, if you.
Speaker 1: Will, Angie, you're like a woman.
Speaker 2: I would not vote for a man because he's a man,
Speaker 2: any more than you should vote for a woman because
Speaker 2: she's a woman. I don't care about that. I'd vote
Speaker 2: for a black female and a heartbeat if that black
Speaker 2: female was mentally confident and believe in my philosophy. You know, Angie,
Speaker 2: there was a book called Things that Matter by Charles Crowdhammer,
Speaker 2: and he said many times in life that Americans who
Speaker 2: pay little attention to politics get impressions from the mainstream
Speaker 2: media about the persons they vote for without knowing the
Speaker 2: policy prescriptions. Right now, Harris is laying out her economic
Speaker 2: plan for the future, well for the last whatever she's
Speaker 2: going to say in a few minutes, she said four
Speaker 2: years to implement the plans she's now proposing. Nothing stopped
Speaker 2: her in Joe Biden from not spending six trillion dollars
Speaker 2: from not considering abortion to be a sacrament, from not
Speaker 2: keeping the southern border wide open. And the lieutenant the
Speaker 2: vice president of right now the governor of Minnesota was someone,
Speaker 2: according to the police union, that wanted Minneapolis to burn.
Speaker 2: He wanted to defund the police. He told homeowners to
Speaker 2: use paintballs on their porch that the writers came to
Speaker 2: their house. And that's the person that would be a
Speaker 2: heartbeat away from the presidency. And I think it's said
Speaker 2: that so many voters don't get involved in politics, don't
Speaker 2: listen to talk radio, they don't read the trades, they
Speaker 2: don't watch TV except the nightly news, and they get
Speaker 2: their opinion based upon things that don't matter. What matters
Speaker 2: is the economy. What matters is public safety, What matters
Speaker 2: is the southern border. And these other things about whether
Speaker 2: Trump had sex with a porn star or Trump it
Speaker 2: sex with some playboy model is interesting and in scintillating,
Speaker 2: but it doesn't really affect my life. What affects my
Speaker 2: life is the economy. And whatever she's going to say
Speaker 2: in a few minutes, let's face it, she could have
Speaker 2: implemented these things without proposing them. Nothing's stopped her, and
Speaker 2: Joe Biden from doing whatever they wanted to do, and
Speaker 2: what they did wrecked the economy, raise prices, destroyed the
Speaker 2: cost of groceries, and made it impossible for an average
Speaker 2: American to buy a house, get a car, or whatever.
Speaker 2: That's what things that matter. So, Angie, you're right. Things
Speaker 2: that matter are not the personality or the sexual peccadillos
Speaker 2: of a candidate.
Speaker 10: Yes, sir, I'm concerned where they're taking my life. And
Speaker 10: that's why I have to vote for Donald Trump because
Speaker 10: his efforts are tried and true, and as a young
Speaker 10: person that is working very hard to make it in
Speaker 10: this world and try to do all the right things,
Speaker 10: that's where my heart is. And I hope you go
Speaker 10: to see that too.
Speaker 1: I hope. So I have my doubts.
Speaker 2: I have my doubts because you know, Benjamin Franklin said
Speaker 2: back in seventeen eighty seven, you might remember, coming out
Speaker 2: of Independence Hall, it was asked by a citizen, Hey,
Speaker 2: mister Franklin, do we have a monarchy or do we
Speaker 2: have a democracy? And he said, well, we have a
Speaker 2: republic if we can keep it. And it's up to
Speaker 2: each American each election. This one is so important to
Speaker 2: say you know what, I want a constitutional republic. I
Speaker 2: want to keep the country the way it is and
Speaker 2: make it better and not go back to the policies
Speaker 2: or Jimmy Carter, and not go back to the policies
Speaker 2: of Barack Hussein Obama, and not go back to the
Speaker 2: policies of Bill Clinton. I want a country that's functional.
Speaker 2: I want, Angie, when you're seventy six years old, many many,
Speaker 2: maybe half a century from now, I want you to
Speaker 2: look back and say I called the Bill Cunningham Show
Speaker 2: way back in twenty twenty four, and it is now
Speaker 2: twenty seventy four. I called in twenty twenty four, and
Speaker 2: I had hope and faith that young Americans between the
Speaker 2: ages of eighteen and thirty five recognized that their future
Speaker 2: is in a constitutional republic, not in a socialist democratic
Speaker 2: And to have the government do everything for you means
Speaker 2: you do nothing for yourself.
Speaker 1: And we can't have it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, no, no, sir, And I cherish my freedom now
Speaker 10: and I certainly hope I have my same freedom, if
Speaker 10: not the more, at seventy four. So if you ever
Speaker 10: need a refreshing young opinion, you can always call on me, Angie.
Speaker 2: That's why I take calls is our airwaves are open
Speaker 2: to people like you whose voice generally has not heard.
Speaker 2: If you watch TV and you don't like what's being reported,
Speaker 2: you can't jump on set and say, wait a minute,
Speaker 2: ser ripaalolo, that's wrong. If you read something in the
Speaker 2: lad who are the dayton Dale News you don't like,
Speaker 2: you can send a letter to the editor, but it's
Speaker 2: not her. But in talk radio, in real time, you
Speaker 2: can have your viewpoint heard to two hundred thousand people.
Speaker 2: And that's the unique aspect of talk radio which I
Speaker 2: enjoy so much well.
Speaker 10: And that's why I listen to you, because the large
Speaker 10: offering from the media is just simply largely untrue. It's biased,
Speaker 10: and if you don't really take a global look at things,
Speaker 10: you know you'll just you'll just continue along the mainstream
Speaker 10: ways just the way they want you to, kind of
Speaker 10: like sheep, and we know that's not the right answer
Speaker 10: for our for ourselves, for our families, for our future children.
Speaker 10: So we have to really hear, hear another perspective. So
Speaker 10: that was the point of mind today, that was.
Speaker 2: Sheep gets sheared, then they get slaughtered. And I want
Speaker 2: to be proud American like a stallion on the ranges
Speaker 2: of wyoming, scratching and a pair of pale blue sky.
Speaker 2: I don't want to be someone depending upon government with
Speaker 2: my mouth open, my hands out. How much can you
Speaker 2: give me? And I'll vote for the candidate that gives
Speaker 2: me the most. I want to be an independent American
Speaker 2: who believes in God, in our way of life, and
Speaker 2: I want to pass it on a little bit to
Speaker 2: younger And if you, if I had some measurable impact
Speaker 2: in your young life, that's.
Speaker 1: The reason I do this.
Speaker 10: You did, and believe it or not, Bill, there are
Speaker 10: people who are willing to pull a cart and not
Speaker 10: just ride in it. I know it doesn't seem when
Speaker 10: you look, probably at a younger generation like there's many
Speaker 10: of us, but there are some. So fine reassurance in that.
Speaker 2: God bless America and God bless Springboro, Ohio. God bless you, Angie,
Speaker 2: thank you, thank you, God bless you. See something like
Speaker 2: that gives me that call. And a couple of days ago,
Speaker 2: I had a call from Milford from a guy who
Speaker 2: told me I don't vote anymore. I can't trust it.
Speaker 2: I said, look, if you don't vote, then you give
Speaker 2: all the other people who do vote control over your life.
Speaker 2: And I know that voting is imperfect. I think, especially
Speaker 2: in Nevada, especially in Michigan, is very imperfect. But I
Speaker 2: do know one thing that Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana have
Speaker 2: a functional voting system. Courage you all to vote, and
Speaker 2: so got a run. I appreciate all the calls as
Speaker 2: stacked and packed, but I'll do this again more next week,
Speaker 2: except on Wednesday and Thursday, and I'm gonna have an
Speaker 2: ablation down on my back which put Michael Waves to
Speaker 2: kill the nerves in my back, and anticipate that doctor
Speaker 2: Ernst to do a great job. And I'll be back
Speaker 2: with you on Friday, loud, proud and sassy to play
Speaker 2: golf with great Americans like Mike Lane, who I regularly
Speaker 2: lose to. But Mike Lane also is a great American.
Speaker 2: Let's continue with more two twenty five Home of Your
Speaker 2: Reds playing tonight starting about five forty, first pitch about
Speaker 2: six forty, and I like to think it's real and
Speaker 2: not memory. So I like to think that the Reds
Speaker 2: are now about three and a half games out of first,
Speaker 2: out of the last wild card spot, and hopefully tonight
Speaker 2: they can make inroads against Kansas City then go to
Speaker 2: Toronto with Joey Vado and then play four in Pittsburgh
Speaker 2: next weekend, which is bigger than Montana. Then back home,
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Speaker 1: W LW Mike Allen, let you know the most important
Speaker 1: call of my life.
Speaker 8: It popped up and we didn't recognize the uh the
Speaker 8: caller ID, and it went to UH, it went to voicemail.
Speaker 1: Hey, Tim, it's Kamala. I really want to talk to you.
Speaker 1: Oh hello, hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting in Iraqi.
Speaker 2: You're good friend. Kamala Harris wants to help the middle
Speaker 2: class and fight for consumers. Where in the hell has
Speaker 2: she been the past four years? One might ask, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: what about that?
Speaker 11: Yeah, So why would anybody believe for a second that
Speaker 11: they're actually going to do anything when they've been there
Speaker 11: the whole time.
Speaker 1: Have instituted this many years ago.
Speaker 2: When I talked to when I talked to the guy
Speaker 2: that run Kroger. You may know about Kroger Rodney McMullen,
Speaker 2: one of my good friends, the CEO. They make less
Speaker 2: than one percent and profit on total average is very
Speaker 2: small round one, and they give away billions of dollars
Speaker 2: worth of food to everybody, and he says, to accuse
Speaker 2: us of price gouging. We charge the customers. We have
Speaker 2: the purveyors, we have the ranchers, we have the farmers.
Speaker 2: They give us the product out of cost, and we
Speaker 2: pay them for the product they give us. Then we
Speaker 2: pass it on and make about one percent. And she
Speaker 2: accuses Kroger of price gouging. Making one percent. That's gouging.
Speaker 2: So's anybody going to fall for this scheme? Yeah, yo, yeah,
Speaker 2: oh yeah.
Speaker 1: It's kind of stupid because like an arsonist that sets
Speaker 1: a fire and then comes back on our later, they
Speaker 1: he'll put it out. Her policies caused this, She said,
Speaker 1: everything Biden did, I did on itill. I imagine what
Speaker 1: a Kamala Harris presidency would be because you're living through
Speaker 1: that nightmare right now, and it is a nightmare.
Speaker 2: It's pretty good right there. Thank you refused. I look
Speaker 2: at ESPN that you control.
Speaker 1: And we were going to get to this. The Notre Dame,
Speaker 1: the entire team has been suspended for at least a
Speaker 1: swimmer swimming team for illegal gambling on themselves.
Speaker 11: Essentially set up their own sports book and had over
Speaker 11: underlines on a time or well you beat this time,
Speaker 11: not beat this time?
Speaker 1: You get bet It isn't that gambling. Isn't that legal
Speaker 1: awes that make you feel you can't bet on the
Speaker 1: sport in which you are participating on to Pete Roosevelt,
Speaker 1: Now here's the thing, now, if this sort of deal
Speaker 1: is going on in swimming, swimming, you think it's going on,
Speaker 1: and I know some of the bigger sports.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yes, yes, So what do you think about
Speaker 2: Notre Dame again in the headlines? You called a ESPN
Speaker 2: and got it off the headlines.
Speaker 11: Right here, All I'm saying is their football team is
Speaker 11: what I'm focused on right now. We're not going to
Speaker 11: talk about that was in the past, But the football
Speaker 11: teams today. What do you mean its in the past? Yesterday?
Speaker 11: It was at least yes Thursday, it was Thursday. Football
Speaker 11: team will make the college Football Playoff. You were in
Speaker 11: the three through road games start off at Texas A
Speaker 11: and M. I'll be a tough one, pretty good. Mikeel
Speaker 11: Co is a new coach. He was Riley Leonard, the
Speaker 11: quarterbacks coach, underdoger. They will be favored there. They will
Speaker 11: be favored. So their offensive line keeps gooding same thing. Well,
Speaker 11: they're they're promising offensive lineman tore at peck, he's out
Speaker 11: for the season. A lah a Marius Mims tore a
Speaker 11: peck to a peck. I need terror past two years
Speaker 11: old to.
Speaker 2: I'm lefting fifteen pounds at night, I get in front
Speaker 2: of bright bart or Fox, and I got my fifteen pounds.
Speaker 2: Look at this right here, because see it boom boom
Speaker 2: boom boom.
Speaker 1: Look that nothing.
Speaker 2: You got my surgery, get my back ready to go
Speaker 2: on Wednesday. Now she's saying she's gonna lower prescriptive drug cast,
Speaker 2: lower the cost of groceries.
Speaker 1: Why haven't you done it?
Speaker 4: All?
Speaker 1: Righty? How is she going to do it?
Speaker 2: Don't question, don't ask, Kyle, Just understand.
Speaker 6: That this Joe.
Speaker 11: I saw a thing the other day that everyone's wondering, like,
Speaker 11: how does a lot of these news networks CNN for instance,
Speaker 11: MSNBC that have terrible ratings, know, how do they still
Speaker 11: stay on air? Apparently it's because the pharmaceutical industry spends
Speaker 11: billions of dollars in advertising.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 11: You know, there's only two countries in the world that
Speaker 11: allow pharmaceutical companies to advertise on TV.
Speaker 1: I mean, it seems kind of.
Speaker 11: Not not a bad thing, right, like, hey, take this drug,
Speaker 11: take this drug, take this drug that you know, other
Speaker 11: countries the other one hundred and ninety eight have said
Speaker 11: that's probably not a good idea.
Speaker 2: But it's propping up this crap. And also the shot
Speaker 2: they lose his weight. MPa, that's it right there, that's
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Speaker 1: the female tennis players. Bengals update brought to you by
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Speaker 2: That's third most over the last three years.
Speaker 1: So he's this year plus three on top of that,
Speaker 1: he's gonna It's not a bad deal.
Speaker 2: They lost Chris Levens yesterday to a torn pateell attendon.
Speaker 2: How is that possible?
Speaker 1: The same injury, the same injury for offensive tackle Dante
Speaker 1: Smith today. He's done.
Speaker 11: That is both of your teller tendon out. I guess
Speaker 11: probably next to your achilles is like the toughest tend
Speaker 11: in your body.
Speaker 2: Well, that's hard to do both of them.
Speaker 1: How come Bengals and Bears tomorrow preseason game two of
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Speaker 1: after Gary Jeff Walker? What time that game and the
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Speaker 1: That's stupid. Reds and Royals tomorrow tonight, start of a
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Speaker 1: Now you're getting it.
Speaker 2: You're in a Xavior hat. He switched off at Saint Xavier.
Speaker 1: That to you, mister.
Speaker 5: X.
Speaker 1: The Notre Dames in swimming, any females playing, How about
Speaker 1: the kids are just looking to make a profit? Is
Speaker 1: prolific and swimming before I massacre more names in the tennis?
Speaker 1: How about the Georgia quarterback just signed an N I
Speaker 1: E L deal with a private air jet company Bengo.
Speaker 1: How much that I did not say? I didn't It
Speaker 1: doesn't say. But he's one of like two or three
Speaker 1: quarterbacks now that have a deal. Imagine her. He's getting
Speaker 1: no money from him, but he gets to use the
Speaker 1: jet when he wants. Should have did that when you
Speaker 1: had your your show in New York, I'd still be
Speaker 1: doing and go killed me well. Cincinnati opened women's number
Speaker 1: one and world number one ego schwantech swan tech with
Speaker 1: let's see tech she and and uh, let's see she
Speaker 1: goes into the quarterfinals. World number one and men's top
Speaker 1: seed on Center advanced to the quarters today when Jordan
Speaker 1: Thompson withdrew from his match.
Speaker 2: What about what about Alcatraz? Uh, he's he's in action today.
Speaker 1: It's one. The sets are one one going into the
Speaker 1: third set for Alcarez.
Speaker 2: Read some of those female tennis players, that's all I got.
Speaker 2: Come on, read them? What are the matches corner Cova plane, No, damn?
Speaker 2: What about Peyton Stearns.
Speaker 1: No, she's she's out lost yesterday in double No. No,
Speaker 1: but Anna corner Cova. I liked her.
Speaker 2: I used to date her brother way. She could really
Speaker 2: hit the forehand.
Speaker 1: Believe me. She was tracted, no question.
Speaker 2: All right, Now, how come we have the Bengals are
Speaker 2: her life is altering? Injuries at practice without even a
Speaker 2: potella ten is like, that's he's out.
Speaker 1: Like the joint practices, Yes, okay, at some point they're
Speaker 1: not going to blame all this on Joint was blaming
Speaker 1: the weather and the Bears having in North Facilia. How
Speaker 1: come they didn't go inside? Can we not practice in
Speaker 1: the rain? I mean, come on, I think that's.
Speaker 2: What we eventually right, play in the rain and again whatever,
Speaker 2: I'll say it again.
Speaker 11: All this reduced training camp was was came with the
Speaker 11: promise that it's gonna all these guys are not gonna
Speaker 11: get injured, not gonna get injured.
Speaker 1: We're gonna keep the wearing more injury. They're getting more injuries.
Speaker 11: I would love to see a study on how many
Speaker 11: more injuries are there than there was back injury.
Speaker 1: Hopefully, hopefully Number one gets his deal done a couple
Speaker 1: of games in there, Hammy, maybe I hope he doesn't
Speaker 1: get hurt because he's been sitting what how many how
Speaker 1: many weeks? Now months? Month? At least? They're hanging out.
Speaker 2: Else has been running around.
Speaker 1: And you watch, that's what happened. That'll be what happened.
Speaker 11: Came and then he'll come in and he'll practice like
Speaker 11: the Wednesday before the first game, and they'll go out
Speaker 11: there and get hurt.
Speaker 1: You've heard here first.
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow had three interceptions yesterday.
Speaker 1: You got nobody to blocking. He's got nobody to throw to.
Speaker 1: What happened? The game seas hadn't started yet, He's got
Speaker 1: no blockers, receivers. What what in the hell's going around?
Speaker 1: You know what they're gonna call Joe Walter he's here, Yeah,
Speaker 1: there to ki What about the Great seventy eight yesterday?
Speaker 2: Yeah, why can't they have blockers and receivers.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 11: Oh wait, we're trying, but the receivers are sitting out
Speaker 11: the best one okay, and the blockers are getting kers,
Speaker 11: are getting hurt.
Speaker 1: Twenty two years old, he's hurt, got a bad pick,
Speaker 1: and he's experience. You can't do that when you're hurt.
Speaker 2: And you can't even work out when you got a
Speaker 2: bad peck?
Speaker 4: Do you?
Speaker 2: When I left my fifteen pounds every night, I try
Speaker 2: to build up my pecks. As you can see, I
Speaker 2: got a couple of good ones sitting right now, A
Speaker 2: nice set of pecks on you there, six six.
Speaker 1: I got something else too, but we don't talk about it.
Speaker 1: I'm just telling I'm working out now and I'm forced
Speaker 1: to contend with on the golf course. I'm gonna beat you.
Speaker 1: Nick Blkins going down to MAINK. You're gonna do this
Speaker 1: show Monday through Friday and then join the Champions Tour.
Speaker 1: Might consider it, well, you're playing the game. I mean, no, lastly,
Speaker 1: are you here Monday and Tuesday? I am I may
Speaker 1: get the last rights of the Catholic faith because on Wednesday,
Speaker 1: the doctor tells me I should be able to walk
Speaker 1: after three to four hours, should should preak that sentence
Speaker 1: down the rock like we did last time in there.
Speaker 1: Not you will I should.
Speaker 2: Repeat that.
Speaker 1: I'm walking now, So how if I do what I'm
Speaker 1: doing right now, I will continue to walk.
Speaker 2: Yes, I've tried the epidurals. They don't work. Now it's
Speaker 2: onto an oblation.
Speaker 1: You need to strengthen your core in your back. That's
Speaker 1: what I'm doing. You're not doing. You're not doing any
Speaker 1: leg exercise. No, I don't do that. It hurts. What
Speaker 1: have I told you? I know a little bit my core,
Speaker 1: but it hurts.
Speaker 11: Put the bar on your back, Start squatting, start doing
Speaker 11: I can't start doing some leg curls, leg extensions like lunges.
Speaker 1: Hang from a bar with my legs and what you
Speaker 1: do that that's not my business.
Speaker 11: But I'm saying there's some exercises you can do and
Speaker 11: he can hang on either shots.
Speaker 1: You don't need the drugs.
Speaker 2: I'm working on my upper body than the lower body.
Speaker 1: But your upper bide is not the issue. The low
Speaker 1: it hurts. When I work on my lower body, it hurts.
Speaker 2: I got a thing on my buttter I stick it
Speaker 2: in the cup and it sucks it out of the
Speaker 2: hole without me putting my hand in the cup. I
Speaker 2: got a section cup. I got a section cup. Yoci
Speaker 2: Scottie Scheffler doing at or Tiger?
Speaker 1: Do you he doesn't have a disk protruding out of
Speaker 1: his What Tiger's got all kinds of problems? You're telling
Speaker 1: me he should be able to walk? He said on Wednesday,
Speaker 1: you should be able to walk. Let's break that down
Speaker 1: to pronouns, adjectives and verbs and nouns. I think I
Speaker 1: hope break that down for us. I think Arnes knows
Speaker 1: well and carry out his head.
Speaker 2: He got a back.
Speaker 1: Doctor, he got this guy, I said, Doc said.
Speaker 2: What'd you say? He's done seventy five?
Speaker 11: So when you got the bovine heart valve? Did he
Speaker 11: say your heart should work after this? Or he said
Speaker 11: you're going to be great? I said, okay, what's the
Speaker 11: difference here? What's that being like you're going to hit
Speaker 11: it like three fifty now instead of two hundred.
Speaker 2: I should be able to walk, You should be able
Speaker 2: to walk.
Speaker 1: I'm walking down, Doc.
Speaker 2: He said, it's going to come back on you to
Speaker 2: be like running around like wild back.
Speaker 1: I can do so.
Speaker 2: I can almost squat down all the way. I can't
Speaker 2: get my ball out of the cup. So I got
Speaker 2: my suction coming. Now what's on the big shot that Rock.
Speaker 11: Got normal Friday? We have a skinny right out of
Speaker 11: the gate. John Mattei's three forty five, many other topics.
Speaker 11: The fun will begin at three o'clock.
Speaker 2: I got a text here from a gymnast said, do
Speaker 2: hip thrust? Hip thrust?
Speaker 4: Ye?
Speaker 1: What the in the morning?
Speaker 2: Is supposed to do that at night? Behind the closed doors?
Speaker 1: What are you doing? What am I doing that in
Speaker 1: the morning and the night?
Speaker 2: When way to do that?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: That'll help you thrust mind, body and spirit. There it
Speaker 2: is I got I got suggestions about doing it?
Speaker 1: Who is that for?
Speaker 2: Mary Lee, Tracy or something? Tricia Mackey? She said, let's
Speaker 2: do hip thrust.
Speaker 1: That'll loosen me up?
Speaker 2: Sure will?
Speaker 1: All right, Rock, When do you have coming up with
Speaker 1: your hip?
Speaker 4: Trust?
Speaker 1: You should be able to walk? I'm walking now. Can
Speaker 1: we re goo over this a little bit and talk
Speaker 1: me about it?
Speaker 2: If they bring a little motorized scooter in, you know
Speaker 2: you've had it. I've been like a little puppy dog
Speaker 2: with the back back.
Speaker 1: Don't work. You come over my house three days a week,
Speaker 1: three mornings a week, and I'll get your.
Speaker 2: Public housing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you gotta wait your way through the public housing,
Speaker 1: brother or not. And you also have a special housing
Speaker 1: for special needs adults. I gotta work my way through
Speaker 1: the neighborhood to find your way to the ponderosa. All right,
Speaker 1: rock thank you for your give me some more of
Speaker 1: those last names of the tennis players, and honor of
Speaker 1: everybody having a great weekend, and Notre Dame swimming. And
Speaker 1: on this day, April sixteenth, nineteen seventy seven, the King,
Speaker 1: Elvis Presley passes away in Memphis, Tennessee. On the toilet.
Speaker 2: We leave you with the immortal words of the stooge.
Speaker 1: Report an honor of the King, always hitted King, the King,
Speaker 1: you talk about the greatest single male performer of all
Speaker 1: time last concert Market Square Arena in Indianapolis. Pretty good.
Speaker 11: He's top of the list of if I died, I
Speaker 11: could have my choice of who to come back in
Speaker 11: a second life.
Speaker 1: I think he's at the top of the list, the King.
Speaker 1: I'm Memphis Mafia baby with Joe Spasdo when he picked
Speaker 1: me up Limo on Arizona.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: Thank your sake, thank you, thank your Rocky, thank you.
Speaker 1: Gary Burbanks picked up Gary Burbank as a hitchhiker one
Speaker 1: time in Florida. I don't believe that to you. Yes
Speaker 1: should work, Rocky should be able to talk after this.
Speaker 1: What We'll run tapes seven hundred W l W. You
Speaker 1: hit the music thing, diet it
Speaker 2: Is there a special