Speaker 1: Billy cunning in the Great America walking this glorious, glorious
Speaker 1: twesday after the end of the tri State Good things
Speaker 1: are happening everywhere. Every time Donald Trump does something, I
Speaker 1: get excited, go nuts and its beautiful stuff happening. And
Speaker 1: I'm watching this morning. Sheriff Richard K. Jones's good friend
Speaker 1: Tom Homan, who's in charge of illegal migration out of
Speaker 1: the country. He pointed out this morning on the CBS
Speaker 1: Morning News that somewhere in America there's thirteen thousand murderers
Speaker 1: that are not from here or running around the streets.
Speaker 1: There's six hundred and seventy five thousand criminals that we
Speaker 1: know about here illegally. There's one point four million human
Speaker 1: beings that have to deportation orders. They've gone through the
Speaker 1: whole process and refuse to leave the country. There's about
Speaker 1: another seven hundred and fifty thousand whoever stated their visas,
Speaker 1: came here to supposedly for business or to have an
Speaker 1: operation don or a little tourism. Guess what, they overstayed
Speaker 1: their visas and they can't be located. Head up. Those
Speaker 1: numbers as close to three million in this country illegally.
Speaker 1: On top of that everyone here who came in illegally
Speaker 1: are illegals and they should be exported out. Joining you
Speaker 1: and I Alis Richard K. Jones, Butler County Sheriff Supreme
Speaker 1: Richard K. Jones, Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: A new day is done. Let's go back three or
Speaker 1: four months. Let's say it's September October of last year.
Speaker 1: All heals breaking loose, murderers are loose. People set on
Speaker 1: fires on subways. Six hundred and seventy five thousand criminal
Speaker 1: aliens are in the country somewhere one point four million
Speaker 1: have deportation orders that they ignored. Seven hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: thousand so called visitors have overstated their visas. Can you
Speaker 1: smell what I'm cooking? How's this different now at the
Speaker 1: end of January than I was three or four months
Speaker 1: ago as a sheriff of Butler County? How are things different?
Speaker 1: How are things better?
Speaker 2: Hey? Listen, it's much better. They've stopped the flow first
Speaker 2: of all, coming across the board. They've slowed it down
Speaker 2: to a trickle, and they're shipping them back. The ones
Speaker 2: that are here and these visas are totally out of control.
Speaker 2: Just so you know, this bill, there's two hundred different
Speaker 2: kinds of visus. I want to repeat that, two hundred
Speaker 2: different kinds of visus. How the federal government don't even
Speaker 2: know which ones are which people come in. They don't know,
Speaker 2: I think anybody they make names up. A Congressman or
Speaker 2: senator calls, hey, I want somebody from this country and
Speaker 2: I need a special visa. They type a special visa
Speaker 2: in and just add it to the two hundred that
Speaker 2: are already there. Totally out of control, two hundred visas.
Speaker 2: Here in Butler County, Ohio. I've had fourteen hundred prisoners
Speaker 2: in my jail in the last twelve months, all from
Speaker 2: other countries. They've committed two thousand crimes. These are local
Speaker 2: people from other countries. You wouldn't think so it's all
Speaker 2: over the country. Here in Butler County, everything's tightened up.
Speaker 2: I put my sign back up that says illegal aliens
Speaker 2: here with a giant arrow pointing to them in case
Speaker 2: they don't know where they're at. They're in my damn jail,
Speaker 2: they're in our community, but listen, they're there. They're low
Speaker 2: profile right now, hard to find like they used to
Speaker 2: be on the streets, Holman said, when he gets done
Speaker 2: with this little group that he's working with now, which
Speaker 2: is quite a bit three million, four million, there's another
Speaker 2: twelve million that are here illegal. He said, they're next.
Speaker 2: That's what he said. He said, Hey, you broke the law.
Speaker 2: You came here illegal. What I'm telling people, if you're
Speaker 2: listening to me, the millions of people that listen to
Speaker 2: your channel, they should start self deporting. Self deporting, I
Speaker 2: tell you versus the weight.
Speaker 1: I tell you something good I heard home and say
Speaker 1: this morning to encourage those illegals to self deport. He's
Speaker 1: he's going to ask the president for an executive order.
Speaker 1: He's only issued three hundred and seventy six another executive
Speaker 1: order that says that you if you self deport, we
Speaker 1: don't have to come get you. You can get in
Speaker 1: line to get back in legally. However, if we have
Speaker 1: to come get you and deport you, there'll be a
Speaker 1: ten year wait before you can apply again. So he's
Speaker 1: going to issue an order by the end of the
Speaker 1: week to encourage you ir llegals to leave the country
Speaker 1: voluntarily to get in line as opposed to be banned
Speaker 1: from the country for a long time. Your thoughts on.
Speaker 2: That it's perfect. Listen. I've been telling people and I'm
Speaker 2: telling you today. I'm encouraging if you're here illegally, get
Speaker 2: your stuff packed up and get back to the country
Speaker 2: which you came from, and then you can get back
Speaker 2: in line and come here. If not, you're gonna be
Speaker 2: waiting ten twenty years. But if you get captured, it's
Speaker 2: going to disrupt your whole family, the whole operation. Oh,
Speaker 2: they're common, they're just looking for criminals now. But if
Speaker 2: they go in and do these raids and you're in
Speaker 2: there with a family member other people that's not committed
Speaker 2: a crime other than coming across the border, which is
Speaker 2: a crime, you're considered collateral. You'll be arrested and be
Speaker 2: ported back to your country and you'll have to Hey,
Speaker 2: it'll be I don't even know if they'll let you
Speaker 2: come back until that executive orders them. Don't get caught
Speaker 2: up in this. You need to get back to your
Speaker 2: own country. And I know they're thinking about that. They're
Speaker 2: trying to find places to hide, but you can't hide.
Speaker 2: They're doing raids in Ohio, now I know. Nor Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I hope too. Somebody said, the news media is all calling, hey,
Speaker 2: we hear they're doing raids. Well, they don't tell us
Speaker 2: because last time they told people in Chicago, they leaked
Speaker 2: it out. They couldn't do it, so they're coming in. Hey,
Speaker 2: we're in line to get prisoners housed here like we
Speaker 2: did before the House. We have US marshall prisoners and
Speaker 2: we're in the process of getting ICE prisoners. And like
Speaker 2: I said, I put my sign up, big giant yellow
Speaker 2: sign that says illegals, Hey, illegal aliens. I use the
Speaker 2: word alien because it's okay now you're allowed to use
Speaker 2: that word again. It's actually a legal term. And I
Speaker 2: got an arrow point. If they can't find them, they're
Speaker 2: in my jail.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2: And everything's changed here.
Speaker 1: Richard K. Jones, I'm watching your friend, Senator Elizabeth Warren
Speaker 1: of Massachusetts who said that is a racist term to
Speaker 1: use illegal aliens. What they are. She uses the term
Speaker 1: they're new Americans. That this is a United States Senator
Speaker 1: from Massachusetts who claims illegals are new Americans. And Tom
Speaker 1: Homan this morning talked about this one guy who was
Speaker 1: picked up in an ancillary way in a raid in Chicago.
Speaker 1: He's a knookarog When he was flown back and he
Speaker 1: was interviewed in English by the reporter who said, I'm
Speaker 1: going back to America as soon as I can. And
Speaker 1: Homan has that person's name. And when he's located coming here,
Speaker 1: he'll be indicted for coming across the country illegally, then
Speaker 1: put in federal prison for five years. So if he
Speaker 1: comes back again, he may be here for a long time.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: No, listen, hey, people that commit peneous crimes here, they
Speaker 2: should stay in prison in the United States, and then
Speaker 2: when they're done, they can go back. Take them back
Speaker 2: to the country which they came. You gotta they'll go
Speaker 2: back to their country. Hell, they'll just come back and
Speaker 2: back if they But listen, these countries are getting the
Speaker 2: word right now. Don't mess with Trump. And we've got
Speaker 2: military on the on the border. We've got uh. Uh,
Speaker 2: they were gonna get those eighty eight thousand ice agents.
Speaker 1: Uh, they're gonna put that.
Speaker 2: He probably can't farm, but he can probably transferm which
Speaker 2: is a good thing. Uh. Listen, everything has changed here
Speaker 2: in this county. You're county not so much because you're
Speaker 2: a sanctuary county, a sanctuary city, and so as Montgomery County. Right, Hey, so,
Speaker 2: and you guys got great welfare. So I always encourage
Speaker 2: people if you want to go, if you're here illegally,
Speaker 2: go to those places. Uh, they'll give you welfare, they'll
Speaker 2: put you in front of the line. Uh, they'll give
Speaker 2: you a vowe, they'll give you cell phones. All that's
Speaker 2: but you guys got so much money. Oops. You don't
Speaker 2: pay any debt. You just borrow money. That's what we
Speaker 2: do here in Butler County. There is no debt. Everything's
Speaker 2: paid for. And we got Hey, we got a prosecutor
Speaker 2: that don't put up with any crap, Mike Moser, non
Speaker 2: zero and he's on board. The commissioners are on board,
Speaker 2: and we don't want you here in this community. If
Speaker 2: you've snuck in across the border here and you're here illegally,
Speaker 2: and you're getting food stamps, you're getting cell phones, you're
Speaker 2: getting vouchers for your rent. What about the rest of
Speaker 2: the Americans that have worked hard here? And the term
Speaker 2: legal term is aliens. And that's the term that I use,
Speaker 2: and that's the word I'm going to continue to use.
Speaker 2: Homan uses the word Miller who's on TV every day,
Speaker 2: they're all a Rubio. They're all using the term aliens, right. Hey,
Speaker 2: an immigrant is somebody that immigrated to this country legally
Speaker 2: like our ancestors. You didn't just sneak across the border
Speaker 2: and say, hey, I want my kids in school. They
Speaker 2: don't have vaccinations. I want welfare. Matter of fact, I
Speaker 2: demand welfare. I want food stamps. They eat better than
Speaker 2: Americans that work every day. As a fact, I know
Speaker 2: people that work in these giant food chain stores.
Speaker 1: The people that are.
Speaker 2: Ringing the money up the groceries can't buy the food
Speaker 2: that these people with welfare and food stamps are well.
Speaker 1: Every story, that's absolutely And one thing I've noticed quietly,
Speaker 1: your friend Mayor f Ted Pure of all of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: the mayor of Cincinnati, has said quietly he will work
Speaker 1: with ice and with something else going to happen. We're
Speaker 1: going to have a new US attorney the next month
Speaker 1: or two. In other words, the US attorney enforces federal
Speaker 1: law in the southern half of Ohio, everything Columbus in
Speaker 1: south We had a US attorney here three or four
Speaker 1: years ago, the one after the city council corruption and
Speaker 1: they found four or five crooks on city council. We've
Speaker 1: got a great majority of them to the hard time
Speaker 1: in federal prison. So there is a law outside of
Speaker 1: the law of Hamilton County. And there's going to be
Speaker 1: a new US attorney. Orlando Sanza is the name. I'm
Speaker 1: here a lot about. Who's a thirty five year old
Speaker 1: military guy. I hope he gets it, but it's going
Speaker 1: to be up to Bernie Marino to a point out.
Speaker 1: And Bernie Marino endorses Orlando Sanza. And if there's any
Speaker 1: local officials in the southern half of Ohio who ignores
Speaker 1: federal law, as Tom Homan has said, and as Pam
Speaker 1: Bondi has said, the new US Attorney General, we want
Speaker 1: local US attorneys to enforce federal law. And if anyone
Speaker 1: gets in the way, they're going to find themselves on
Speaker 1: the other side of the jail cell. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Hey, listen, Orlando's the guy that I'm supporting. I've known
Speaker 2: him for quite some time. Will be one hell of
Speaker 2: a guy. He's got a he just wasn't in the military.
Speaker 2: He was one of the elite military, the elite schools.
Speaker 2: One bad dude. He's perfect for us. He's a young person.
Speaker 2: He'll be there for years and that's that's who I'm supporting.
Speaker 2: That's who you're hearing the same thing. But listen, we're
Speaker 2: getting our country back, but fast, and we got to
Speaker 2: stay strong. He's only been there nine days. Man at
Speaker 2: every days like years, anybody, at anybody. I had to
Speaker 2: go out and grube and smoke a cigar after watching
Speaker 2: two hours on the inaugural. Then I'd come back in,
Speaker 2: have a drink, go back out again. I take it
Speaker 2: in waves. It's so much.
Speaker 1: You don't want it all at one. No, Sheriff, let
Speaker 1: me tell you something. I know you have been out
Speaker 1: the southern border repeatedly, and you've sent your men and
Speaker 1: women down there from Butler County to help on the
Speaker 1: southern border. Now, on the southern border, there were a
Speaker 1: days where there was ten to fifteen thousand a day
Speaker 1: come across the illegal Tom Holman said this morning that yesterday,
Speaker 1: which would have been what the seventh day of the
Speaker 1: second Trump term, there was a total of five hundred
Speaker 1: and eighty five, not five hundred eighty five thousand, And
Speaker 1: there was five hundred and eighty five that came across
Speaker 1: the southern border illegally, and they were and they were
Speaker 1: ordered back to Mexico forthwith, and if you're a Mexican
Speaker 1: coming across, you're shipped back right within the hour, you're gone.
Speaker 1: If you're from some other country, they have forty thousand
Speaker 1: beds and detention centers on the Southwest waiting for you.
Speaker 1: You get a cot and you get three hots, and
Speaker 1: so they're arresting the people. They've stopped the flow. Now
Speaker 1: we got a hell of a workout. Can you describe
Speaker 1: to the American people what you witnessed the times you
Speaker 1: went to the southern border when Joe Biden was in
Speaker 1: office and what you saw total chaos.
Speaker 2: And the locals that lived there, they lived with it.
Speaker 2: The ranchers lived with it, and they they if you've
Speaker 2: done anything and done any harm to them, they would
Speaker 2: prosecute you. Remember the one rancher, they prosecuted him for
Speaker 2: killing a guy. And listen, when you come in these
Speaker 2: places and they don't stay. They come we're all border states.
Speaker 2: Now think about it. They they didn't stay there, They
Speaker 2: just come in. And these are illegals that cross the border.
Speaker 2: They come in. They're like locusts. They come in, they
Speaker 2: eat everything up to get back into the United States
Speaker 2: with their families. Look, you come here. You don't have
Speaker 2: you can have babies, and when they're born here, they're automatical.
Speaker 2: US citizens get you get the best groceries. You can
Speaker 2: go to the grocery store and get two big carts
Speaker 2: filled up with good state, good meat. And they they
Speaker 2: give them a lot of milk, baby formula. And I've
Speaker 2: been told most of them sell the baby formula because
Speaker 2: a lot of Latinos and people from other countries they breastfeed,
Speaker 2: but they'll take the milk, the expensive milk, and they'll
Speaker 2: sell it. Uh. And it's totally out of control. And
Speaker 2: I have the local priest here in my office about
Speaker 2: four weeks ago. He wasn't real happy with me. And
Speaker 2: that's okay. Listen and I and these NGOs, there's gonna
Speaker 2: be some of those NGOs. People don't know what that means.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and tell them what that means.
Speaker 1: NGOs non government organization.
Speaker 2: Some of them are going to go to prison, I believe. Uh.
Speaker 2: There's been so many hundreds of millions and billions of
Speaker 2: dollars going through these organizations from US. They go to
Speaker 2: the other countries, they recruit these people in and listen,
Speaker 2: it's all going to come to a head. There's gonna
Speaker 2: be some people go to prison, and we're going to
Speaker 2: sign some light on some stuff that's not had any
Speaker 2: light on it in four years.
Speaker 1: A lot of work.
Speaker 2: But again, if you're listening to this station, which millions
Speaker 2: and millions do, you need to get your gear packed
Speaker 2: up and get back to the country which you can
Speaker 2: and self deport. Go back to your country and then
Speaker 2: start over and come back the legal way. And if
Speaker 2: you're looking at these visas, remember there's two hundred different
Speaker 2: types of visas. Nobody understands and built. There should be five.
Speaker 2: It should be like they should be labeled one, two, three, four,
Speaker 2: five or abcd uh and that's it. There shouldn't be
Speaker 2: two hundred. It's the confuses and to sneak these people
Speaker 2: in and they don't. They don't they overstay their visas.
Speaker 2: There's no there's no follow Remember they were giving people
Speaker 2: that came in. They would catch them and then release
Speaker 2: them into the United States and give them a citation.
Speaker 2: Not now I can report back to court in seven years.
Speaker 2: Not now. They would flying them into all these places.
Speaker 2: Now they're flying I'm back. We're going to get this done,
Speaker 2: and it's going to be you'll wake up one day
Speaker 2: and you'll be shocked at how fast it moves.
Speaker 1: Well, it has because six hundred and half of the
Speaker 1: almost six hundred yesterday were from Mexico. So they they were,
Speaker 1: they reported, they took identifiers. Your back bus goes right back.
Speaker 1: Stay in Mexico. If you come back again, you're going
Speaker 1: to be indicted and present to prison for five years.
Speaker 1: And those aren't from Mexico or putting these detention camps,
Speaker 1: and then they're gonna be Then Trump's going to send
Speaker 1: them back to Columbia, Salva, where the hell they came from.
Speaker 1: But all I can say, Richard K. Jones, I want
Speaker 1: to thank you congratulations you're on this issue ten fifteen,
Speaker 1: twenty years ago. Butler County is not geographically a border county,
Speaker 1: but we're all border counties and border states because of
Speaker 1: the policies of Joe Biden. But once again, Richard K. Jones,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Imagine the
Speaker 1: road not taken. If Kamala Harris is in the White
Speaker 1: House right now, imagine the continuing chaos. It's over, It's over.
Speaker 2: I couldn't I couldn't imagine. But think about the northern border.
Speaker 2: They the drugs and the people that are coming from
Speaker 2: the Canadian border, which is not far from US, were
Speaker 2: bordered by bridging by water. We're getting it all done
Speaker 2: in a real good way. We're getting people on board.
Speaker 2: And like I said, you got your sanctuary city in
Speaker 2: Cincinnati County, Sanctuary City and Dayton and they wish them well.
Speaker 2: And hey, if you want free welfare and you want
Speaker 2: the stuff they got, go there. I'm trying to convince
Speaker 2: them to cut the welfare off here in this county
Speaker 2: absolutely absolutely somewhere else, go back to their country.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm looking for the US Attorney keeping an eye
Speaker 1: on everything in Hambling County and Montgomery County and Franklin County.
Speaker 1: Richard K. Jones and new day is done once again.
Speaker 1: You're a great American sheriff. And thank you for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Sheriff.
Speaker 2: See you.
Speaker 1: God bless America. A new day is beginning, a new
Speaker 1: day is done. And wait till the US Attorney gets here.
Speaker 1: It's going to be it's going to be enforcing federal
Speaker 1: law in the city of Cincinnati. All on News Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred. All right, Dave, hit the music. Here we
Speaker 1: sit again. The best of times and for some the
Speaker 1: worst of times. Coming up after one o'clock today will
Speaker 1: be Uff Birding. Jeff Birding, of course, is the CEO
Speaker 1: of FC Cincinnati. He's got big plans, all of which,
Speaker 1: by the way, have come to fruition. When Jeff Birding dreams,
Speaker 1: he kind of bet on it happening. I recall about
Speaker 1: five years ago he had this dream of bringing a
Speaker 1: soccer franchise to Cincinnati. It began and at UC Knippert Stadium,
Speaker 1: went to a game there with him, met the commissioners
Speaker 1: at Gerber and those guys, and Gerber made it clear
Speaker 1: from the MLS perspective that although the facility there at
Speaker 1: U se Nippert is a good looking facility, it's not
Speaker 1: what we're after. And so quickly Jeff Birding had the dream.
Speaker 1: He sold to Carl Linder aka Trey, other parts of
Speaker 1: the Lender family, Meg Whitman and others from HP and
Speaker 1: all of a sudden there was a TQL stadium erected
Speaker 1: and a part of town that was terrible. It was awful.
Speaker 1: The West End has had the worst crime rates, social
Speaker 1: debaucherous misbehavior, no investments of any type. Terrible and so
Speaker 1: that's exactly where Gerber, representing MLS wanted it to be.
Speaker 1: And he said, okay, let's make it happen. And now
Speaker 1: I've been down there maybe once a year. I go
Speaker 1: down and hobnob with the rich and famous, the big shots,
Speaker 1: and I'm more impressed every time I go with what
Speaker 1: Jeff Birding and Carl Linder has done TQL. And now
Speaker 1: they've only just begun. And you may recall the final
Speaker 1: vote on city Council to approve this project to keep
Speaker 1: the West End, which looked like crap or TQL Stadium,
Speaker 1: Major League Soccer and more, was one vote. The vote
Speaker 1: was five to four, and the five votes, one of
Speaker 1: the key parts was PG Sittenfeld, who at that point
Speaker 1: had not been indicted or gone to federal prison for bribery.
Speaker 1: And I still have a doubt whether he committed any
Speaker 1: crimes myself, by the way, but that's up to the
Speaker 1: Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. I think they're going to
Speaker 1: reverse the conviction, but that's a different matter. And he
Speaker 1: had this vision of a rebuilt TQL up against OTR,
Speaker 1: which was terrible. I can recall my time working with
Speaker 1: Charlie Lucan about twenty five years ago, walking up and
Speaker 1: down Vine Street, open air drug market, prostitution in the alleys,
Speaker 1: falling down buildings. You want to buy building for a dollar,
Speaker 1: please take it off our hands. And all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: OTR because of three c DC and Steve Leeper came
Speaker 1: out of the ashes of the riots of twenty oh one,
Speaker 1: and then ancillary to that became TQL And now Jeff Birding,
Speaker 1: who there's a treasurer in this town, has put together
Speaker 1: an FC Entertainment District. I look at the plans here
Speaker 1: to my right. It's unbelievable what they're planning. And now
Speaker 1: it's going to happen. He's got some attax money from
Speaker 1: the state. The City Council has approved, the West End
Speaker 1: Community Council has approved. It's an incredible it's going to
Speaker 1: be close to a half a billion dollars half a
Speaker 1: billion dollars invested and by mainly private ninety five percent
Speaker 1: private money. And there's going to be eight and a
Speaker 1: half acre site, multi phases of development beginning this summer,
Speaker 1: is going to be completed by mid twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 1: How about two to thirteen story tall miss used towers
Speaker 1: containing apartments in a hotel on the eastern half of
Speaker 1: the site, large public plaza, et cetera. It's unbelievable. And
Speaker 1: I'm going to get into the issue of the Heritage
Speaker 1: Bank Arena. This is not going to make Jim Mooring
Speaker 1: happy at the at the Holy Grail. But it looks
Speaker 1: like the powers that be are going to put the
Speaker 1: new Heritage Bank Center up against TQL to create even
Speaker 1: more synergy between OTR TQL, this mixed use entertainment district
Speaker 1: and more because we have right now Heritage Bank Center
Speaker 1: is the worst indoor facility in America bar none, and
Speaker 1: the present site doesn't fit so well because of construction difficulties.
Speaker 1: Tried up against my ballpark, the Great American, which ain't
Speaker 1: going nowhere. Same thing with pay corps or pay checks
Speaker 1: not going anywhere. It's going to be there for a
Speaker 1: long time, so we'll see what happens. But Jeff Birding
Speaker 1: is the guy that had the vision. He's sold others
Speaker 1: on the idea. Now it's come to more than fruition,
Speaker 1: and it's it's really a wonderful thing, and I anticipate
Speaker 1: I've spoken to Alisia Reese repeatedly off the air about
Speaker 1: this matter and She's not telling me anything off the air,
Speaker 1: she's not repeating, repruiting, repeating to me and Scott Sloan
Speaker 1: on the air, which is it has some difficulty with
Speaker 1: the Browns on the lease we have right now. We
Speaker 1: have about the worst lease in all football and needs
Speaker 1: to be changed. Problem is, the Bengals can keep it
Speaker 1: that way for the next ten years and the county
Speaker 1: keeps paying and paying and paying, and so hopefully the
Speaker 1: powers that be can recognize that what is happening now
Speaker 1: can't continue, and hopefully they can come to some fruition.
Speaker 1: The county has legal responsibilities, the county is not completing.
Speaker 1: The county doesn't want to complete it because the lease
Speaker 1: says the county have to pay for all these things
Speaker 1: that the county won't pay for, and the law says
Speaker 1: they have to pay for it. And the Brown family
Speaker 1: does not want to go back to court to sue
Speaker 1: the county again in order to have the county live
Speaker 1: up to its end of the bargain. And the county
Speaker 1: is cast trapped right now. Throw on top of that
Speaker 1: the idea that the two parties don't trust each other,
Speaker 1: that Brown syndicate, Troy Blackburn, etc. The lovely Elizabeth and
Speaker 1: Katie and others. Mike, they don't trust the county, and
Speaker 1: the county, the three county commissioners, they don't trust the
Speaker 1: Brown family and the Bengals they'll trust them. So when
Speaker 1: you have two parties with all these myriad of issues,
Speaker 1: and the parties can't trust with the other parties telling
Speaker 1: them that the written word that the county has got
Speaker 1: to provide millions of dollars of improvements to the Bengals
Speaker 1: pursuing to the lease, that the county is cash trapped
Speaker 1: doesn't want to provide. But both parties know they have
Speaker 1: to provide it, and the county is hoping the Bengals
Speaker 1: and the Brown Family doesn't go back to court to
Speaker 1: have a judge order the county to pay all these upgrades.
Speaker 1: It creates an acidic atmosphere. Maybe they could get a
Speaker 1: Jeff Birding as a mediator between the two factions and say, look,
Speaker 1: the Brown family now is worth about five billion dollars.
Speaker 1: NFL franchises go for five billion dollars and they can't
Speaker 1: spend all that money. Five billion dollars owned by one family.
Speaker 1: And it was because the taxpayer got the bills and
Speaker 1: the Bengal family. Brown family got the benefits. I've been
Speaker 1: in tough negotiations before, and I don't see a good
Speaker 1: outcome here because the parties don't trust each other. Well
Speaker 1: you can when you can form hands and jump over
Speaker 1: the cliff together saying I don't know what's out there,
Speaker 1: but we'll be together in this thing. Let's go forward.
Speaker 1: That's what you want in a big time negotiation, that
Speaker 1: we trust each other and that our word means something.
Speaker 1: The County's word to the Brown family into the Bengals
Speaker 1: are not currently being followed by the county, and the
Speaker 1: county has said, specifically Alicia Race and also Denise Treehouse
Speaker 1: Is said that if some deal has struck a big
Speaker 1: deal where they're going to spend hundreds of millions of
Speaker 1: taxpayer money not currently obligated to be paid, that they
Speaker 1: went to the taxpayer to say yes or no, and
Speaker 1: the Brown family knows that's a non starter because the
Speaker 1: taxpayer is going to say no, no. The taxpayer is
Speaker 1: not going to pony up to the bar and spend
Speaker 1: hundreds of millions of dollars. And which happened what thirty
Speaker 1: years ago in Kansas City. Kansas City wanted to build
Speaker 1: a new Erahead stadium starting in about five years. And
Speaker 1: the taxpayers in Kansas City voted it down sixty to forty,
Speaker 1: And if the issue became in front of Hamley County taxpayers,
Speaker 1: it'd be more. It'd be sixty five thirty five. No,
Speaker 1: So the commissioners know that if they strike a new
Speaker 1: lease and a future deal with the Bengals that provides
Speaker 1: hundreds of millions of dollars to the Brown family into
Speaker 1: the Bengal organization, next time they face the voter, they're gone.
Speaker 1: The three commissioners know they're done, And just morally ethically,
Speaker 1: wouldn't it be good to get the permission of those
Speaker 1: paying the bills before one proceeds. Isn't it kind of
Speaker 1: part of the construct between politics and the citizenry that
Speaker 1: we approve the spending of hundreds of millions of dollars
Speaker 1: of our money? Yes, yes, Well, the current lease doesn't
Speaker 1: say that. The current lease doesn't have a sunset on
Speaker 1: the sales tax, and the current lease says that the
Speaker 1: county basically pays about ninety ninety five percent of the
Speaker 1: bills and the Bengals get the benefit. And that's the
Speaker 1: sweetest deal in America. For these kind of stadiums, and
Speaker 1: so the Bengals can keep that deal for the next
Speaker 1: years and forced the county to spend hundreds of millions
Speaker 1: of dollars under the lease because that's what that's what
Speaker 1: we agreed to thirty some years ago. So the commissioners
Speaker 1: know that that deal going forward was not going to work,
Speaker 1: and the Bengals know that they got the county by
Speaker 1: the short hairs for the next ten years. They can
Speaker 1: renew the lease five times and two year increments and
Speaker 1: kick this issue off to the year twenty thirty six.
Speaker 1: And the parties don't trust each other to come together
Speaker 1: in good faith and strike a deal, and so a
Speaker 1: mediator might be required. I suggest that Jeff Burdon could
Speaker 1: mediate this thing. And he worked for the Bengals and
Speaker 1: city council member for a while and now he's a
Speaker 1: great developer with the partners he has in FC, TQL
Speaker 1: and Lender family and Meg Whitman et cetera, one of
Speaker 1: the founders of HC and away we go HP and
Speaker 1: it's just, you know, the city's ready to jump forward
Speaker 1: despite the politics of the city because of people like
Speaker 1: Steve Leeper, a three C DC, because of the John
Speaker 1: Barretts of the world because of the Joseph family and
Speaker 1: Procter and god fitth Third Bank. They're right there. Jeff
Speaker 1: Ruby Steakhouse is a good anchor, and we're ready to
Speaker 1: move forward and this new development. We're going to talk
Speaker 1: about it with Jeff Birding in about fifteen minutes. It's
Speaker 1: just unbelievable that the venue is going to seat about
Speaker 1: twelve hundred people, a little like a Bogart type venue.
Speaker 1: On waiting for the decision to move Heritage Bank Center
Speaker 1: to TQL Stadium area FC. They want it there. I
Speaker 1: want to get it off the riverfront because I think
Speaker 1: there's a little bit of angs going on between Holy
Speaker 1: Grail and Jim Moooring on one hand and Jeff Birding
Speaker 1: and TQL and FC on the other that they kind
Speaker 1: of want to pull this eighteen thousand seat arena away
Speaker 1: from the banks and put it over by OTR. And
Speaker 1: that's not really quite walking distance. I've walked it a
Speaker 1: course because I'm a great American, But to go to
Speaker 1: walk from TQL down to the riverfront, it's probably a
Speaker 1: thirty minute walk, a little bit difficult different areas, and
Speaker 1: there's a little bit of angst going on, and as
Speaker 1: Jim Moring admitted about a month ago, whoever pays for
Speaker 1: the band normally calls the tune. And the deep pockets
Speaker 1: in this town are around TQL Stadium with the Lenner family,
Speaker 1: with the Farmer family, it Scott Farmers rich. And throw
Speaker 1: on top of that the TQL money and all Meg Whitman, etc.
Speaker 1: From HP And there's billionaires in New York that will
Speaker 1: invest in this. So if they put half the money
Speaker 1: into a brand new indoor arena and the taxpayer puts
Speaker 1: in half the money, that's the formula to win eat pockets.
Speaker 1: We're talking about pockets that can write a check for
Speaker 1: maybe four hundred million dollars for the new Heritage Bank Center,
Speaker 1: four hundred mil. Only a few people in town can
Speaker 1: do that, would you agree? And so that's where we are.
Speaker 1: Let's take a short break and we got more to
Speaker 1: talk about later on. Coming up in about fifteen minutes
Speaker 1: is the great, and I do mean the great Jeff
Speaker 1: Birding to talk about this mixed use. I want to
Speaker 1: slide into the issue of the Bengals and things in
Speaker 1: that character with him and also talk about where the
Speaker 1: money's coming from. How much money is coming. Who's going
Speaker 1: to pay what for this big development. It's going to
Speaker 1: start this summer and not be done, we think until
Speaker 1: about the summer of twenty twenty seven. So that's when
Speaker 1: I think twenty twenty eight's the All Star Game's coming here.
Speaker 1: So let's continue with more if a line becomes available.
Speaker 1: Five one, three, seven, four nine, seven thousand. Bill cunning
Speaker 1: into Grant American. By the way, later on also, I
Speaker 1: may be asking you as an American because right now
Speaker 1: I'm watching the mainstream media and it's pretty ugly. The
Speaker 1: comments about Donald Trump is only you know, he's been
Speaker 1: in office now eight days, seems like it's been eight months,
Speaker 1: and what he's doing to move this country forward is
Speaker 1: truly unbelievable. And I listened to Brian Combs earlier that
Speaker 1: there are some classes that cps AH and high school,
Speaker 1: for example, the teacher says they have fifty percent non
Speaker 1: attendance on any any just pick of day. There's about
Speaker 1: twenty five percent non attendance in the public school system
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati, and about twenty percent teachers don't attend. But
Speaker 1: on top of that twenty five percent that kids aren't
Speaker 1: just aren't going to school. There's another twenty five percent
Speaker 1: that are, shall we say here, illegally, and there were
Speaker 1: some ice raids in Florence. There's going to be some
Speaker 1: north of here, and we're going to have soon in
Speaker 1: the next four to six weeks, the new US Attorney
Speaker 1: will be in town and his main focus is going
Speaker 1: to be doing force immigration laws. I hope that person's
Speaker 1: going to be Orlando Sanza. He is supported by the
Speaker 1: by JD Vance and by Bernie Marino. I'm gonna have
Speaker 1: Bernie Marino on Friday with me and maybe JD to
Speaker 1: talk about that. But the US Attorney is going to
Speaker 1: have a lot to say about how immigration laws are enforced.
Speaker 1: And I would note that have to have peer ofval.
Speaker 1: The mayor of Cincinnati has said that he will cooperate
Speaker 1: with ICE. He's going to tell CPD, you must cooperate
Speaker 1: with ICE. They're indoor that they're enforcing federal law. So
Speaker 1: that's to me a very positive thing. Correct, Cincinnati is
Speaker 1: not going to become like Chicago. A tad peer of
Speaker 1: aal wants a future in politics, and the way to
Speaker 1: have a future in politics is to understand there's federal law,
Speaker 1: and you take an oath of office when you're the
Speaker 1: mayor to follow the constitution of the Constitution, says, the
Speaker 1: president controls immigration, so I have to have peer of
Speaker 1: all is now singing the same tune as Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more of Bill cunning Imigrate American Live.
Speaker 1: It's the Rome of the Bengals and Reds. There's Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW Billy Cunningham, the Great American Big notes
Speaker 1: for a news broke earlier today that FC Cincinnati finally
Speaker 1: has permits, etc. To build a three hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: two million dollar TQO stadium a Jason Entertainment District. Three
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty two million minimum. They received twenty six
Speaker 1: million dollars in tax credits from the state and this
Speaker 1: is underway with Ted McKay headline, FC Cincinnati to green
Speaker 1: light construction on entertainment district after twenty six million dollars
Speaker 1: boosts from the state. Jeff Birdings, the CEO of all
Speaker 1: Things FC, and Jeff Birding, welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. So to tell the American people, Jeff Birding,
Speaker 1: what happened this morning that green lights this plan and
Speaker 1: what the plan means.
Speaker 2: Sure, thanks, Bill, always great to be on. So we've
Speaker 2: been working since after opening the stadium in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: one on a mixed use development north of the stadium.
Speaker 2: And our first phase is between Central Avenue, which is
Speaker 2: effectively about halfway middle of the stadium, over to Central
Speaker 2: Parkway up to Liberty and we have a two thirteen
Speaker 2: story buildings, a plaza, a public plaza. We're going to
Speaker 2: bring the concourse around on the north end of the
Speaker 2: stadium and redo the gate, the north gate. But think
Speaker 2: about people, hundreds of people living there, multi family, residential, office, hotel, restaurants,
Speaker 2: retail and more. And you know, with inflation and us
Speaker 2: wanting to make sure that this is accessible, the costs
Speaker 2: were very difficult to manage. So the state has this program,
Speaker 2: Transformational Mixed Use Development TEA MUD. We applied for it
Speaker 2: last year, didn't get it. The Convention Center Improvement got it,
Speaker 2: so we applied again this year. We were the top rated,
Speaker 2: top ranked program in the entire state of Ohio and
Speaker 2: we're given the full twenty six million dollar award.
Speaker 1: Do you have a sense from the Cincinnati Planning Commission.
Speaker 1: I take it there's been some communication with the permit
Speaker 1: givers in the city. Is there a sense the city's
Speaker 1: gonna say okay to this.
Speaker 2: Yes, we've already been approved by the Planning Commission, We've
Speaker 2: been approved by city Council. The mayor and city manager
Speaker 2: have been terrific partners. We have unanimous backing from the
Speaker 2: West End Community Council. So this is an exciting time
Speaker 2: and really does allow us to move forward. We'll break
Speaker 2: ground here this year and the expectations will be a
Speaker 2: twenty four months two year construction period, and that'll coincide
Speaker 2: with our goal to host the MLS All Star Game
Speaker 2: in twenty seven or twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Jeff Burning. According to the story, by mid twenty twenty seven,
Speaker 1: there's going to be two thirteen story mixed use towers
Speaker 1: containing apartments and a hotel built on the eastern half.
Speaker 1: If you look at TJO Stadium, it's on the north side,
Speaker 1: which is kind of away from the river, and a
Speaker 1: public plaza will connect Central Parkway to the West End.
Speaker 1: How does this impact the Banks? Whenever I talk to
Speaker 1: the Banks and Jim Mooreing and others, they're concerned about
Speaker 1: the Banks. I got to ask you about the Heritage
Speaker 1: Center arena. But is this like a competition for the Banks?
Speaker 2: No, not at all. We need the banks to be
Speaker 2: successful more successful this. Of course, we have an extraordinary
Speaker 2: private investment in our stadium, and we wanted it to
Speaker 2: be a year round destination where fans are coming, not
Speaker 2: just on game days, but we want people living there
Speaker 2: and enjoy going a good time. And of course this
Speaker 2: community public private is invested probably over a billion dollars
Speaker 2: in over the Rhine and we're right across the street,
Speaker 2: right across Central Parkway, of course, and you think about
Speaker 2: all the people going to music Hall throughout the year
Speaker 2: and the museum centers right up the street. So having
Speaker 2: an entertainment district around our stadium, we think compliments everything
Speaker 2: that's going on elsewhere in the community. We are going
Speaker 2: to have a fifteen hundred seat event center as a
Speaker 2: part of this phase one. But just to give you
Speaker 2: a sense, that's the size of Bogarts. It's much smaller
Speaker 2: than what's down on the riverfront. And you know, I
Speaker 2: used to go to Bogarts when I was in high
Speaker 2: school and college, and you know, it's a neat intimate venue,
Speaker 2: but it's been around a while. And so this also
Speaker 2: not only allows for you know, whether it's small music
Speaker 2: performance or comedians. But also imagine you're TQ well and
Speaker 2: you want to do some staff training or you want
Speaker 2: to bring a speaker in. You could do it and
Speaker 2: then maybe you have happy hour inside the stadium afterwards.
Speaker 2: So we think this compliments because over the Rhine area
Speaker 2: already is an entertainment district and this strengthens that with
Speaker 2: its extension into the west end.
Speaker 1: Now, what about the Heritage Bank Center. You had told
Speaker 1: me or somebody had told me that you would like
Speaker 1: to have the Heritage Bank Arena by TQL, maybe on
Speaker 1: the south end, but that the powers that base said
Speaker 1: it needs to be more or less on the Riverfront.
Speaker 1: Are you still going to try to get the Heritage
Speaker 1: Center so called arena the indoor facility eighteen thousand seat
Speaker 1: next to TQL on the south end.
Speaker 2: Well, I think everyone agrees. Everyone listening to this knows
Speaker 2: that you know, the original Riverfront Coliseum opened in nineteen
Speaker 2: seventy five. It's obsolete, and the owners have tried to
Speaker 2: get some public funding to improve the arena have been unsuccessful.
Speaker 2: The mayor and the county commissioners in the business community
Speaker 2: went ahead and did an arena study, and that arena
Speaker 2: study concluded led by the Chamber of Commerce that the
Speaker 2: best site for the arena a new arena, modern arena
Speaker 2: eighteen thousand seats, is not the current site, and they
Speaker 2: proposed two leading sites. One is on the land that'll
Speaker 2: be reclaimed once the Brents Means Bridge is done. That's
Speaker 2: a ten year delay, but that certainly is one option.
Speaker 2: The other one they cited was, as you noted, behind
Speaker 2: Music Hall in South the Police District one south of
Speaker 2: azer ch Arles. Both are good options. They have pros
Speaker 2: and cons for each and certainly look forward to seeing
Speaker 2: what the financing plan public private, and what it's going
Speaker 2: to take for this community to finally not have an
Speaker 2: obsolete arena. We have what's been raided the worst arena
Speaker 2: of the top thirty cities in the United States. And
Speaker 2: you know, I want Cincinnati to be a winner. I
Speaker 2: want people to see Cincinnati as a community that has
Speaker 2: a lot of energy and is growing and has lots
Speaker 2: of attractions. And you can't say that when you're the
Speaker 2: worst arena of the top thirty cities in the country.
Speaker 2: And we need to finally solve that. And it doesn't
Speaker 2: need to be new taxes. We need our elected officials
Speaker 2: and the business community to come together on a financing plan,
Speaker 2: and I'm confident that people are going to be working
Speaker 2: on that and come up with the right option. And
Speaker 2: then which of the two sites that goes to will
Speaker 2: certainly be a key consideration. You know what I've also seen,
Speaker 2: you know, just because you're have we have to do
Speaker 2: right by the banks. Because I was there with Chris
Speaker 2: Bords when we created the Bank's Working Group because the
Speaker 2: county at that time was stuck and it was still
Speaker 2: the mud pits and working lots. When I got elected
Speaker 2: to council on five and we created the Bank's Working
Speaker 2: Group and they had some initial success, and people like
Speaker 2: Jim Mooring have invested, you know, significantly. They're hard earned dollars,
Speaker 2: taken big risk to go down there on the riverfront
Speaker 2: with the belief that this brilliant vision was going to
Speaker 2: get done. And let's be honest, it hasn't gotten done.
Speaker 2: And so what I've said is is, if I'm Jim Morrian,
Speaker 2: I've spoken to Jim, I'd be real concerned. You haven't
Speaker 2: delivered what you promised and now the potentially is a
Speaker 2: big asset being moved off of the banks. And if
Speaker 2: I'm Jim. That worries me a lot. I understand where
Speaker 2: Jim and the property owners on the banks are coming from.
Speaker 2: What I've said is, as a community, we can't just
Speaker 2: do one thing. We have to do a lot of things.
Speaker 2: We have to do a new arena and it should
Speaker 2: go wherever this deemed the best place. But we also
Speaker 2: need to take another look at why we haven't gotten
Speaker 2: more done on the banks, why it doesn't look better,
Speaker 2: why it hasn't been as success as it hoped, and
Speaker 2: let's solve those challenges that have gotten in the way
Speaker 2: of making the Banks really one of the best places
Speaker 2: in the country, which it could be. That park is
Speaker 2: one of the best parts. When I travel a lot,
Speaker 2: I go to now thirty years in professional sports, I
Speaker 2: go to a lot of cities. I see their stadiums,
Speaker 2: I see their mixed use developments, I see their waterfronts.
Speaker 2: The wharf in DC a great example. We should just
Speaker 2: be doing better on the banks, and as a community,
Speaker 2: we need to tackle that, and we can tackle it
Speaker 2: independently of where should the arena go.
Speaker 1: Jeff Burning. When I spoke to Jim Moooring and those
Speaker 1: involved in the Banks, they tell me this new arena
Speaker 1: is between six and seven hundred million dollars. And I
Speaker 1: said to Jim, whoever pays for the band normally calls
Speaker 1: the tune. So are the owners of FC and they're
Speaker 1: multi billionaires, Are they willing to put up a chunk
Speaker 1: of dough private money to put the arena near TQL
Speaker 1: or not?
Speaker 2: I'll say this, it's the arena study that the Chamber
Speaker 2: led indicated that it'll be a public private It's not
Speaker 2: one hundred percent public. It's not like what we've done
Speaker 2: on the Riverfront with the two sports stadiums. This thing
Speaker 2: needs to be significantly privately financed, and I am convinced
Speaker 2: that we will have no challenge at all raising money.
Speaker 2: I was in New York recently met with some people
Speaker 2: that have indicated an interest in helping to fund the arena.
Speaker 2: I had someone fly to Cincinnati to meet with me. Hey,
Speaker 2: we'd like to contribute to the private financing side of
Speaker 2: the arena. Obviously, FC Cincinnati we have amazing owners, very
Speaker 2: successful and they've invested in the community that we need
Speaker 2: the community to be winning more and our owners usually
Speaker 2: are there behind the scenes on getting those big things done.
Speaker 2: And again I'm confident that we'll have no challenge raising
Speaker 2: the private dollars to go with the public dollars to
Speaker 2: be clear, to make the new arena project happen.
Speaker 1: Now, it looks to me like the entertainment district you
Speaker 1: envision would be greatly enhanced if there was a brand
Speaker 1: new eighteen eighteen thousand seed arena within a three wood
Speaker 1: off TQL. That'd be an enhancement for that, And I
Speaker 1: think you're going to pursue that like a hound dog,
Speaker 1: which I get completely. Got two other issues. One we
Speaker 1: got to talk about the Zach Brown band Chicken Fried
Speaker 1: coming to TQL. But secondly, we have the Bengals stadium
Speaker 1: deal that you were involved in thirty some years ago.
Speaker 1: Are you confident the deal will be struck to redo
Speaker 1: pay Corps Paycheck Stadium or not. Are you confident the
Speaker 1: county and the Brown family can get it done or not.
Speaker 2: I'm confident that the Cincinnati Bengals aren't going anywhere and
Speaker 2: are going to be playing in pay Corpse Stadium for
Speaker 2: a long time.
Speaker 1: You didn't answer my question.
Speaker 2: Well, I answered it the best I could. I'm not
Speaker 2: involved in the negotia between the Bengals and the County.
Speaker 2: I don't have any reason to be involved. I'm just
Speaker 2: confident that the Bengals are a key part of this region,
Speaker 2: make living here a lot of fun. This community has
Speaker 2: invested hundreds of millions of dollars in pay Course Stadium,
Speaker 2: and at the end of the day, I expect that
Speaker 2: things will get worked out in the manner that keeps
Speaker 2: the Bengals here for a long long time.
Speaker 1: Are you thinking about the model rule.
Speaker 2: Well, that's I think that's certainly out there. There's no
Speaker 2: question it's a law. It was signed into law before
Speaker 2: the Bengals lease was signed, the initial lease, so it's
Speaker 2: certainly out there. I understand that there's some suits, lawsuits
Speaker 2: that have been filed up in Cleveland relative to the Browns.
Speaker 2: So my guess is that ultimately some judges is going
Speaker 2: to have their say on this. But you know, I'm
Speaker 2: certainly hopeful it doesn't get to that. But you know,
Speaker 2: at the end of the day, the Bengals are a
Speaker 2: key asset for the community. They make the community fine
Speaker 2: and listen. Now, what I would say is better is
Speaker 2: there's a lot of NFL deals stadium deals around the
Speaker 2: country that have provided a good model for the commissioners
Speaker 2: and the Bengals to utilize in terms of what's the
Speaker 2: percentage of team and private dollars NFL dollars and what's
Speaker 2: the appropriate public portion, And my confidence is that that
Speaker 2: will get worked.
Speaker 1: Out all right now. Lastly, all this rumors out there
Speaker 1: about Joe Burrow possibly dating Taylor Swift, and that would
Speaker 1: change the carmer for the Bengals away from the Chiefs
Speaker 1: to us. But nonetheless, the Zach Brown Band one of
Speaker 1: my favorite some to TQL and may Chicken Fried and
Speaker 1: that serves as a model to what TQL can do.
Speaker 1: Tickets are available. Will you be there for Chicken Fried
Speaker 1: and Zach Brown?
Speaker 2: I sure will Friday, May the sixteenth, and the Zach
Speaker 2: Brown Band is coming with Brandley Gilbert is the opening
Speaker 2: act along with Gaelic Storm. And you know, Zach Brown's
Speaker 2: not doing too many appearances in the US in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five, so for Jack Brown fans, it's going to
Speaker 2: be a neat show And tickets are going to be
Speaker 2: available starting tomorrow, Wednesday the twenty ninth. Yeah, so the
Speaker 2: public sale begins Monday, February the third. Hell, well, for
Speaker 2: everyone listening who's excited for the Zach Brown Band, you
Speaker 2: know I can say this We had Kenny Chesney this
Speaker 2: past year, and Kenny told me afterwards, he said, they
Speaker 2: told me I was playing a soccer stadium in Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: I had no idea. If I had known how often
Speaker 2: the stadium is, he says, I would have done. I
Speaker 2: would have canceled Columbus and done two nights in Cincinnati
Speaker 2: because he was just so blown away by the by
Speaker 2: the stadium and by the experience and his endorsement. Right,
Speaker 2: his endorsement of our stadium and what Cincinnati can do
Speaker 2: helped us get the Zach brown Man.
Speaker 1: Now what I think. Five years ago, you're sitting there
Speaker 1: with your hat in your hand. The vote on council
Speaker 1: was five to four, and PG Sittenfeld was the key
Speaker 1: part of the five that made it happen. Here we
Speaker 1: are five years later. You got the TQL Stadium, which
Speaker 1: is a five hundred million dollar deal. You got the
Speaker 1: new entertainment district, which is a third of a billion dollars.
Speaker 1: On top of that, I'm betting on you to get
Speaker 1: the Heritage Bank Center. Over there, I'm looking at these
Speaker 1: two apartment towers, I'm looking at the development, and it
Speaker 1: all came down to a five to four vote. All
Speaker 1: hell was breaking loosey got done, and Jeff Birding, I
Speaker 1: look forward to the bengalstaying in Cincinnati for a long
Speaker 1: long time, with or without the Brown family owning it.
Speaker 1: And once again, Jeff Birding, thanks for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. Good at checking in with you now
Speaker 1: and then. And may God bless you and God bless America.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Jeff, same to you, Bill, Thanks God bless America.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more. There it is began with a
Speaker 1: five to four vote. The liberals on council wanted nothing
Speaker 1: to do with any of this. They wanted to wanted
Speaker 1: to keep the old West End the way it was. Well,
Speaker 1: now how are we looking. Let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: News Radio, seven hundred WLD. Truly me the.
Speaker 3: Golden Age of America.
Speaker 1: That's what we have to.
Speaker 4: This is a magnificent victory for the American people that
Speaker 4: will allow us to make America great again.
Speaker 1: Hello, quiet, I'm I'm broadcasting you know segment. I watched
Speaker 1: the news conference of the new d C for the Bengals.
Speaker 1: It's the golden Age. That's what the Trump trump right now,
Speaker 1: what about the on the bridge You're going like, oh,
Speaker 1: you know what, you had a good idea off the air. See,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't want to be you stay right there. I'm
Speaker 1: electing right there. And they just opened up the bridge.
Speaker 1: How about those poor people sat there for four almost
Speaker 1: four plus hours going nowhere last night, thinking they're gonna
Speaker 1: get home at probably what three or four o'clock. They
Speaker 1: didn't get home till eight or nine. And the guy
Speaker 1: was right, didn't get the work. He wrecked the car
Speaker 1: jumped over the rail. They thought, okay, fell in the river,
Speaker 1: That's what I thought. But he crawled somehow from the
Speaker 1: railing underneath the girders underneath the BS Bridge to hide out.
Speaker 1: No one's gonna find you there. It's colder than a
Speaker 1: well digger's ass. Leave them, i'd say, either going to
Speaker 1: jump into the traffic or into the drink. Either way,
Speaker 1: it's not good, would you agree? No man stuck under
Speaker 1: BS bridge cause a four hour closure. The guy looks
Speaker 1: like a clown, but he What they ought to do
Speaker 1: is get everybody's name that was in that traffic jam,
Speaker 1: and that guy owes. That guy needs to pay them up.
Speaker 1: The truckers that were late, people that will relate for
Speaker 1: jobs at dinner. I mean anything comington police bowling. What
Speaker 1: about if you're bowling bowling? Yeah, Bryan Combs right. The
Speaker 1: pursuit began. The drivers Donavid Is Joshua Baker fled from
Speaker 1: officers across the BS Bridge, lost control and crash into
Speaker 1: two other cars like Dodger mcconey Allen. Then he was
Speaker 1: going to a carjack somebody. Baker then got out of
Speaker 1: the car fled on foot, attempting a carjack one of
Speaker 1: the two cars he ran into. As police closed in him,
Speaker 1: he climbed over the side of the bridge. This is
Speaker 1: at night, and the hit and the support beams underneath.
Speaker 1: For several hours they thought the guy fell in the river.
Speaker 1: Here comes the Coastguard. Unbelievable, Andy Mack. So I would
Speaker 1: have said, see you, Joshua, you're there to stay there. Choose,
Speaker 1: but choose wisely. Get some of those bats. Get some
Speaker 1: bats flying around there. Northbound cars backed up, oh Western Hills,
Speaker 1: backed up the Lexington, They're every which way. Unbelievable, Andy Mack.
Speaker 1: A woman who was riding in the car with Baker
Speaker 1: was taking to the hospital for minor injuries, no kidding.
Speaker 1: The driver of the two cars he had did not
Speaker 1: need medical attention. See that's why we need another bridge.
Speaker 1: And too bad it hasn't been built yet. Well wait
Speaker 1: till the missile toe Uh yeah, must say this. They
Speaker 1: won't be built of three thousand and two, and Trump
Speaker 1: has top funding for the new bridge. I better talk,
Speaker 1: by the way on Friday, I either have on Birdie
Speaker 1: Marino or jd Vance Wow the town zone. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell him. Look, guys, all this other craft that's fine, correct,
Speaker 1: but that damn bridge has got to be built, uh
Speaker 1: number one, priority one. And the name will be the
Speaker 1: Great American after me would not be something. I think
Speaker 1: it might be h the I don't know Trump Vance, Trump,
Speaker 1: callaway John Boner, Boner, I mean Bayner could have got
Speaker 1: the bridge name. Miss McConnell, what's what's he been doing?
Speaker 1: He's vote with the Democrats. I don't like that guy.
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Speaker 1: Austin Hayes to a one year deal today worth five million.
Speaker 1: Hayes played eighty five games with the Phillies and Orioles
Speaker 1: last season beat he two fifty five. It's any good.
Speaker 1: He was an All Star for Baltimore in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: What's his war? I don't know. I don't know is
Speaker 1: zero point one? More tonight on the Hot Stove League
Speaker 1: at six oh five. Right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Red Star Ali Da la Cruz is on the cover
Speaker 1: of MLB The Show twenty twenty five video game. De
Speaker 1: la Cruz is joined on there by Pirate Star Paul
Speaker 1: Skenes and and Orioles Gunner Henderson. How about college basketball
Speaker 1: tonight and happy birthday to Wes Miller? How old is he?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Let's find out, probably one hundred and two.
Speaker 1: The way they're playing. Let me check it out. Old
Speaker 1: Bearcats at Utah versus the Utes. How old is Wes
Speaker 1: Miller the coach of UC NO, I don't know. I
Speaker 1: don't know. His name is Warren Weston Miller born. Let
Speaker 1: me see thirty right here on seven hundred WLW he
Speaker 1: is forty two years old today. I don't know if
Speaker 1: he's going to be the coach much longer. What do
Speaker 1: you say? I'm talking to my brother John Cunningham about this.
Speaker 1: Wes Miller's not getting a job done. I'm not doing
Speaker 1: too well two and six and the Big twelve. But
Speaker 1: what about you wanted the big time? You're getting it.
Speaker 1: You're getting the big time. Saint Bonaventure hosting dayton tonight,
Speaker 1: Eastern Michigan against Miami wake Forest against number twenty one
Speaker 1: Louisville and number twelve Kentucky meets number eight Tennessee and
Speaker 1: Knoxville at seven on ESPN fifteen thirty down in dirty.
Speaker 1: Let's see what else is going on? Oh, congratulations and
Speaker 1: Bearcats sinee Sean Abayev out of Florida. He's been named
Speaker 1: McDonald's All American forcel Mary and star d Alexander. Will
Speaker 1: she be here again this year if they win the
Speaker 1: state title? Two time Ohio basketball she is also a
Speaker 1: McDonald's All Americans. She'll be here if they win at all.
Speaker 1: Correc's correct. I like their coach too. What's that guy's name?
Speaker 1: I like that guy? Oh yeah, who's talking about his
Speaker 1: Yeah he's the as Yeah, yeah, I like that guy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's a good man. I like that guy. Let's see
Speaker 1: what else. I like Jim Battle too. He's in the
Speaker 1: funeral business. Jim Battle, we played basketball together at Muskingham College.
Speaker 1: The University of Cincinnati football Bearcats have added another tight end.
Speaker 1: I need help to go with the complement NFL prospect
Speaker 1: Joe Royer in the offense, Patrick gird He just left
Speaker 1: the Ohio State University and the National champions Ohio State
Speaker 1: to play his final season for Scott Sanderfield and the Cats.
Speaker 1: They've lost their OC, they lost their decent. They haven't
Speaker 1: lost their OC yet. I think they will ship Kelly
Speaker 1: looks like he's on his way with Ted McKay somewhere
Speaker 1: where anyone know. Jim Knowles went to Penn State. They
Speaker 1: also announced that the Ohio State Athletic Department had a
Speaker 1: deficit of thirty seven million dollars this year. Eh loves
Speaker 1: that Ohio State. Yeah, lost thirty seven million despite a
Speaker 1: winning a national championship in Austin, Elmore buying about seven
Speaker 1: thousand dollars worth of Ohio State stuff. That's good. That's good.
Speaker 1: That's not good? So is that? Is that?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: It's worth it? N I l how you say that?
Speaker 1: I get solicited by my alma maters all the time
Speaker 1: telling me to donate more nil money with a matching
Speaker 1: coming three to one for my contribution to the Xavier
Speaker 1: football program. You know you you led this city and
Speaker 1: scoring what in sixty six nine twenty five points a game? Yeah?
Speaker 1: It was sixty six right? Correct?
Speaker 4: Say?
Speaker 1: Like, if you're row Willie Cunningham these days, these days,
Speaker 1: and you're lighting it up at the park in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five, what do you think you might be worth
Speaker 1: four hundred thousand dollars a year? What about the rock
Speaker 1: as a as a big stud linebacker in football at
Speaker 1: a hire thousand, hey thousand, really okay, And the smith
Speaker 1: that widers for the High State, somebody's offered him four
Speaker 1: and a half million, four and a half million just
Speaker 1: to go to the I guess, just to go to
Speaker 1: the transfer portal. That would be Texas. The Longhorns. They're
Speaker 1: loading up. That's why Alabama auburns until they got Manning. Right,
Speaker 1: arch Manning are down there, Ye have the throw to him,
Speaker 1: and the problem is how much money is there in
Speaker 1: Alabama to be the answer?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Is not compared to Texas? Well, that's right, not compared
Speaker 1: to Florida, I mean or Georgia. Right, everybody is overwhelming
Speaker 1: over everyone now is overwhelming the SEC. There's only one question.
Speaker 1: If you're heavily recruited, how much bingo don't care about school, right,
Speaker 1: don't care about the coach? Ry Rock said they had
Speaker 1: a big time coach who had not met any of
Speaker 1: his recruits, right, because yeah, well, I mean they don't care.
Speaker 1: That just goes in and says how much wine dined
Speaker 1: in pocket long?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: I mean years ago it was like what happens if like, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, eight off up would have come to a
Speaker 1: deer park and said, Pelly millions, you know, you know,
Speaker 1: what if bar Bryant shows up at your house? Well,
Speaker 1: what about Nick Saban? Nick Saban? Well, how about this
Speaker 1: shocking Kamala Harris's husband, Doc m Off. Now are they
Speaker 1: getting divorced? Well, she blames him. You've seen some of
Speaker 1: the video of her walking down the street. Take it easy.
Speaker 1: That's a different issue, not very not very vice presidential
Speaker 1: in my book, But she blames him for her defeat,
Speaker 1: of course, because of him impregnating the babysitter and allegedly
Speaker 1: physically assaulting a girlfriend. He's landed a private sector job
Speaker 1: after leaving Washington, d C. Doing a law firm, oh
Speaker 1: in New York based will Kie, Farr and Gallagher, a
Speaker 1: big time law firm. He's a partner. He's going to
Speaker 1: be a rain maker. I'm not talking about Stephen Horsmyer here.
Speaker 1: He's a rain maker in the law business. That means Kay,
Speaker 1: Rob or Frank, he's going to make it rain What
Speaker 1: about the chin EN's Okay? In my book? What about
Speaker 1: a catch mark? And this law firm has one two
Speaker 1: hundred lawyers in the in the firm, twelve hundred lawyers. Wow,
Speaker 1: and you think three for one support staff. So he
Speaker 1: gets eight thousand so he gets this gig. Yeah, he's
Speaker 1: a rain maker. He's gonna make a rain unbelieve, like
Speaker 1: like pack Van Jones in the Strip Club. He's gonna
Speaker 1: focus on Hello World, boards of directors, individuals, on consequential
Speaker 1: business challenges, sensitive investigations, complex litigation, and then a sensitive
Speaker 1: investigation on him. What to do if you're impregnate the
Speaker 1: babysitter bing go. That's his experts. But she's blaming him
Speaker 1: for her defeat. According to the new law, about as
Speaker 1: much chance as I did, Doug's leadership and his service
Speaker 1: as a trusted counselor to many global business leaders across
Speaker 1: a wide range of industries should do him well in
Speaker 1: New York City. Yeah, I was thinking about that the
Speaker 1: other night. I mean I should have maybe done taken
Speaker 1: you know when uh what was the guy that was
Speaker 1: passed out into McDonald's drive through that never happened to me?
Speaker 1: Rutherford Rutherford Rutherford B. Hayes not not exactly say like
Speaker 1: like you know what, I probably should have ran for
Speaker 1: that seat some ven.
Speaker 2: For Bill.
Speaker 1: So that would have been what was it? What was
Speaker 1: he like Ohio Rep Ohio in the disc and I
Speaker 1: could have been like a senator then a senator and
Speaker 1: then Don ran for big time. I could have been
Speaker 1: to Gov and then Mary. I could have had that
Speaker 1: jacket on, like what's his name? In blazing saddles that
Speaker 1: said g O V on the back, Doug, I could
Speaker 1: have I could have been somebody could I could have
Speaker 1: been somebody sounds like I could have been somebody could
Speaker 1: have went, could have been the vice president. Then segment,
Speaker 1: mister vice president on Air Force one. I'll tell you
Speaker 1: a little story about Denise. Denise Dennison would have been
Speaker 1: my first la second lady. You've had many other ladies before. No,
Speaker 1: not really. What about Sarah Elise? What about her? Her
Speaker 1: birthday today? Happy birthday? How old is she? I have
Speaker 1: no idea. Why didn't you ask her? That's not very
Speaker 1: proper of a gentleman. She said she wanted to give
Speaker 1: me a kiss on the lips. Okay, segment, wait wait
Speaker 1: till that goes viral. Give me out of the stooge.
Speaker 1: You think you'll be, you'll be, you'll be Doug em
Speaker 1: Off two, Doug them off with the impregnated babysitters. So
Speaker 1: she's blaming him, yes, for all her problems, and that
Speaker 1: Doug em Off No chance. How much chance did she have? Well,
Speaker 1: she only looked well, she had a good chance. I
Speaker 1: mean she only won like what about five counties in
Speaker 1: the country. No, she won like fifteen states. Oh but uh,
Speaker 1: you know, but no, nobody was going to take it
Speaker 1: from the Trumpster. Trumpster is impregnable. Is He's done more
Speaker 1: in a week and two days than anybody has. I
Speaker 1: love it. Give me more, give me more, give me
Speaker 1: rocking and rolling every day. I want more. He finally
Speaker 1: did something for those poor people in western Carolina. That's
Speaker 1: just I mean, did Biden go down there? No? No,
Speaker 1: And he's helping up to spic At of northern California.
Speaker 1: The water is flowing all over La. He calls it
Speaker 1: the rain the other day, two inches of rain. That's
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Just put out the fires and the problem
Speaker 1: is the mud slides. Would you live there? No, So
Speaker 1: get me out of the student's report, will he and
Speaker 1: honor of a beautiful day here in the Tri State,
Speaker 1: and welcome mister Hayes to the Cincinnati Reds. Is that
Speaker 1: the guy from Major League the movie See Any Good?
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the stud
Speaker 1: drift Port.
Speaker 3: I commit to telling the truth from this podium every
Speaker 3: single day. I commit to speaking on behalf of the
Speaker 3: president of the United States. That is my job, and
Speaker 3: I will say it's very easy to speak truth from
Speaker 3: this podium when you have a president who is implementing
Speaker 3: policies that are wildly popular with the American people. And
Speaker 3: that's exactly what this administration is doing. It's correcting the
Speaker 3: lies in the wrongs of the past four years, many
Speaker 3: of the lies that have been told to your faces
Speaker 3: in this very briefing room. I will not do that.
Speaker 3: But since you brought up truth seek I would like
Speaker 3: to point out while I vow to provide the truth
Speaker 3: from this podium, we ask that all of you in
Speaker 3: this room hold yourself to that same standard. We know
Speaker 3: for a fact there have been lies that have been
Speaker 3: pushed by many legacy media outlets in this country about
Speaker 3: this president, about his family, and we will not accept that.
Speaker 3: We will call you out when we feel that your
Speaker 3: reporting is wrong or there is misinformation about this White House.
Speaker 3: So yes, I will hold myself to the truth, and
Speaker 3: I expect everyone in this room to do the same.
Speaker 1: Thank good luck with That's Carolyn Levitt first presidential news conference.
Speaker 1: Look into your right there, segment. She just left the podium, yes,
Speaker 1: and she's telling the mainstream media don't lie about Donald
Speaker 1: Trump as much as you had before or else, I
Speaker 1: don't know, or else, but you know, the mainstream media
Speaker 1: is dead. All that remains talk radio and podcast. And
Speaker 1: how about your friend Jim Aca? How about that? Huh?
Speaker 1: Is he related to the cost of the place for
Speaker 1: scy different Acosta? No, Luco, He's not related to Jim
Speaker 1: definitely not. Is an idiot? Well he is Jim Acosta Acosta? Awaba, baby,
Speaker 1: Jim Acossa has left CNN, the Cemetery News Network. All
Speaker 1: that remains, segment is talk radio and podcast. That's all. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's all. Yeah, I speak truth to power segment. Thank you, sir.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more after two o'clock. I have a
Speaker 1: few comments to make plus your calls. I will take
Speaker 1: calls from the American people segment on the issue. Okay,
Speaker 1: I want you to give Donald Trump thumbs up or
Speaker 1: thumbs down. What's like the movie Gladiator, thumbs up or
Speaker 1: thumbs down? Is first eight days in office? Is the
Speaker 1: press secretary tells the press the legacy media, why don't
Speaker 1: you tell the truth for a change? On news radio
Speaker 1: seven wlwllas entered this nationwide.
Speaker 5: Keward on our website, Bills that's Bills enter it now.
Speaker 1: I'm Billy Cunningham, the Great America. Now is your chance,
Speaker 1: is a great American to join me on the radio.
Speaker 1: Your voice will be heard on seven hundred WLW seven nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand pounds, seven hundred and I want to give
Speaker 1: you the legendary fast break. You'll get maybe thirty seconds
Speaker 1: to forty five seconds to give the Trumpster a thumbs
Speaker 1: up or a thumbs down for his first eight days
Speaker 1: in office. Seems like eight months. He's been there eight days.
Speaker 1: He's done more in eight days than Biden did in
Speaker 1: four years. And just briefly, I watched the Caroline Levitt
Speaker 1: news conference. I couldn't hear a lot of it because
Speaker 1: I was on the air live with you, but I'm
Speaker 1: watching the scroll of it. And this woman's only twenty
Speaker 1: seven years old, I might add, very very impressive, extremely impressive.
Speaker 1: She called out the mainstream media and their lives about
Speaker 1: Donald Trump for so long. She is a true believer.
Speaker 1: And one thing she did talk about, we finally know
Speaker 1: that the drones in New Jersey, what they were doing.
Speaker 1: You may recall about a month or two ago, three
Speaker 1: months ago, there were hundreds of drones over New York
Speaker 1: and New Jersey, etc. And she said, quote the drones
Speaker 1: over New Jersey were authorized by the FAA for research
Speaker 1: and various other reasons, and many were hobbyist and recreational.
Speaker 1: It got worse due to curiosity. This was not the enemy,
Speaker 1: she said. And for months the Biden administration refused to
Speaker 1: even explain the drone flights because nobody's in charge. Who
Speaker 1: was in charge of the federal government? The story will
Speaker 1: be told. I guess in the future who ran the
Speaker 1: executive branch of government for four years? Was it the
Speaker 1: chief of staff? Was it Jill? Was it Barack Hussein Obama?
Speaker 1: Was it Michelle Obama? Was it doctor Jill? Who was
Speaker 1: in charge? Who appointed all these federal judges? Who made rulings?
Speaker 1: And who did these things? Actually we don't know. And
Speaker 1: we have Roger from Ravenna and Tim And I'll wait
Speaker 1: for another three or four calls to get there. Then
Speaker 1: I'll go to the calls five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand or pounds seven hundred give a thumbs up
Speaker 1: or a thumbs down to the Trumpster and why? And
Speaker 1: I don't know why they couldn't have simply have said
Speaker 1: because there was no president. We did not have a
Speaker 1: president for the last year or two, and didn't have
Speaker 1: much of a president of the year's three and four out.
Speaker 1: The guy did not work, He couldn't do the job.
Speaker 1: The media lied repeatedly about him. The Democrats lied. The
Speaker 1: biggest cover up political cover up in American history took
Speaker 1: place right here in the information age, and except if
Speaker 1: you listen to talk radio and podcast, you'd have no
Speaker 1: idea what was going on. And it went on and
Speaker 1: on and on for four years. Decisions were made by
Speaker 1: who It wasn't Joe Biden. He's meant to incompetent. And
Speaker 1: you might answer the question, should he be indicted for
Speaker 1: the moneies that he took directly in directly for the
Speaker 1: past ten years from overseas interest buying American foreign policy
Speaker 1: in China and Ukraine. That's another issue. Let's go to
Speaker 1: the calls, and it's shocking to me that this was
Speaker 1: allowed to take place. We'll go to Roger and Ravenna,
Speaker 1: and then Mark in Indiana, and then Casey and many
Speaker 1: others five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand. Give
Speaker 1: me an upbor down on these special times and Cincinnati becoes.
Speaker 1: We have such power now we've never had before. JD.
Speaker 1: Vance lives about three miles from here for I broadcast
Speaker 1: from How about that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I Supreme Court. Sharon Kennedy's the chief Justice. She controls
Speaker 1: things with an iron grip. And five of the justices
Speaker 1: are from Hambleton County. Megan Shanahan, you got Pat DeWine,
Speaker 1: you got Pat Fish, you got Joe Dieters. That's four.
Speaker 1: Got Sharon Kennedy. The governor, Mike Dwine lives in Green County,
Speaker 1: but he's a Red season ticket holder. I talked to
Speaker 1: him every couple of days. I feel like we have
Speaker 1: our own personal governor. We have the Vice president from here,
Speaker 1: we got the Supreme Court from here. We got Bernie Marin,
Speaker 1: who's going to be with me on Friday either here
Speaker 1: JD to talk about Columbia, etc. Special times to be
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati. And when we get a new US attorney,
Speaker 1: there'll be a new US attorney in town that is
Speaker 1: going to implement the Trump policy. We'll see what happens
Speaker 1: at that point. Let's go to the calls. Give Trump
Speaker 1: a thumbs up for a thumbs down, the Trumpster, by
Speaker 1: the way, is getting a thumbs down in the Cincinnati
Speaker 1: Public school where some classes are fifty percent empty because
Speaker 1: there's so many illegal students in the school system and
Speaker 1: CPS that they're afraid to go to school because they're illegal.
Speaker 1: Another big issue. Let's go to the Calls and Roger.
Speaker 1: First of all, where is Ravenna, if anywhere, where is that?
Speaker 4: It's twenty miles south of Richmond, Kentucky.
Speaker 1: God bless Amarria. All right, what do you got for
Speaker 1: the Trumpster? Give me a thumbs er up, give me
Speaker 1: a quick.
Speaker 4: Comment, thumbs up, Willie. He's a true leader. When you
Speaker 4: look at Trump, you can see that the presidents before
Speaker 4: him have actually done nothing, yeah, compared compared to what
Speaker 4: he does.
Speaker 1: And that includes George Bush too. When I look at
Speaker 1: the presidency at Bush forty three, that was embarrassing. Him
Speaker 1: and Dick Cheney were awful.
Speaker 4: Trump's a leader. We needed a leader. He shows America
Speaker 4: what a leader is. And I just hope he stays safe.
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna put that down. I got a yes
Speaker 1: and a no. I'm gonna send this off to somebody
Speaker 1: an office in Washington. That's one yes and thank you
Speaker 1: very much. Let's go to Mark in Indiana, then Cassie,
Speaker 1: and then Dan and then Lucas and many others. Mark
Speaker 1: in Indiana, Mark, give me a full report. Give the
Speaker 1: Trump Star a yes, sir, a thumbs up or a
Speaker 1: thumbs down?
Speaker 2: And why two thumbs up? Will? He just like you?
Speaker 6: He has common sense and he brings common sense to
Speaker 6: the table, and he's bringing common sense back to our country,
Speaker 6: which is what we needed. He spoke common sense to
Speaker 6: the people in California and they didn't understand it. Common sense.
Speaker 6: He said, how about water in the fire hightrant so
Speaker 6: you can put out your fires?
Speaker 1: That doesn't sound very esoteric, though, you know, when you
Speaker 1: have a California government dominated by left doing extremists, and
Speaker 1: you have a president that says there's trillions and trillions
Speaker 1: and gallons of water pouring into the Pacific Ocean every
Speaker 1: year because of the failure of Californians, the government there,
Speaker 1: to capture the water for later use. I spent time
Speaker 1: in Israel, and God blessed the Jews in Israel about
Speaker 1: a year and a half ago, and that's a desert
Speaker 1: and they have more water they know what to do
Speaker 1: with because there's stewards of the water. They have desalination
Speaker 1: plants everywhere. It's a functioning community. And California's been destroyed
Speaker 1: by the politicians, much like the city of Chicago, New York, Nashville, Washington, Atlanta.
Speaker 1: Destroyed by the politicians. And at some point the politicians
Speaker 1: must be held to account. I can't imagine more incompetent
Speaker 1: government than in the state of California. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm say, and Mark.
Speaker 6: I know what you're saying, Willie. But finally everybody is
Speaker 6: catching up to the truth. Common sense. That's all life is, Willy,
Speaker 6: It's common sense. Do the right thing, think commonly, do
Speaker 6: the thing that's logical. All these people do an on
Speaker 6: logical things. Thank God for Donald Trump, who put an
Speaker 6: end to man wearing dresses in the military. We are
Speaker 6: now stronger since January the twentieth.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: Lastly, one of the most disgusting things liberals do is
Speaker 1: tell eight, nine and ten year olds that their gender
Speaker 1: assigned is not their right gender, that somehow sex is biological,
Speaker 1: but gender is a social construct. So how many times
Speaker 1: I talked to my wife about this. Penny Cunningham, she
Speaker 1: was a tomboy. She liked to pick up animals. She
Speaker 1: liked to play with snakes when she was a kid,
Speaker 1: she go in creaks. In today's world, she would be
Speaker 1: described as a tomboy, which means it's time for you
Speaker 1: to switch genders and identify something different than what you are.
Speaker 1: And the evils liberals inflict upon our youth must be
Speaker 1: answered to in this world or the next. Thank you
Speaker 1: for your call. Let's go to Cassie and then Bill
Speaker 1: and Shearonville, Cassie and Cincinnati. Give the Trumpster a thumbs
Speaker 1: up or and thumbs down. And if you want to
Speaker 1: give him a thumbs down, don't be afraid do it,
Speaker 1: and I'll note your reason.
Speaker 5: Thumbs up, for.
Speaker 7: God's sake, thumbs up. You know what shocking off? They
Speaker 7: don't know what you do with him. And better than that,
Speaker 7: promises made, promises kept.
Speaker 1: Even liberals say that, Cassie, you know, I watch MSNBC
Speaker 1: so you don't have to, and seeing now a sanitary
Speaker 1: news network, and even every now and then there's a
Speaker 1: lucid moment by one of their hosts there that says, well,
Speaker 1: he said he was going to do this. See it's
Speaker 1: happened so much. So many times a politicians say we're
Speaker 1: going to do something, and they don't do it. So
Speaker 1: when a politician says we are going to unleash American
Speaker 1: energy independence, I'm gonna declare a state of emergency. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna put America first. I'm in the reaponization of government.
Speaker 1: All of a sudden, when Trump does it, people are saying,
Speaker 1: what the hell is going on? Well, he said he
Speaker 1: was going to do it, and damnit, he's doing.
Speaker 7: We had a Manchurian candidate, then we had dementia. Now
Speaker 7: we've got a real man. He's not a politician, he's
Speaker 7: a leader.
Speaker 1: USh guess he's a man's man and a woman's man.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna note him down and say, yes, right there,
Speaker 1: Let's go to Bell and Sharonville and then Dan in
Speaker 1: Indianapolis and Lucas in Columbia, Kentucky. Bill and Sharonville, give
Speaker 1: me a full report.
Speaker 2: Carry Jones carry combs.
Speaker 1: Carry combs is out of work. I think right now,
Speaker 1: he's just like Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: He tells it the way it is.
Speaker 1: I love that guy. If you, if you get older,
Speaker 1: carry combs. Bill, tell him to get a hold of me.
Speaker 1: Let's continue Dan and Uh Indianapolis and Lucas and then
Speaker 1: Andy and Dan in Indianapolis. Please go ahead.
Speaker 6: I give him a great thumbs up. I think this
Speaker 6: is impressive.
Speaker 2: I wish he would investigate Tyson Chicken.
Speaker 1: Now, is it true there owned by China? Well, I've
Speaker 1: read that online, and you know those things. You know,
Speaker 1: we got a terrible chicken problem right now. Twenty eight
Speaker 1: million chickens have been put to death because of this.
Speaker 1: Damn bird flew twenty eight million. And now the Democrats
Speaker 1: are blaming Donald Trump for high egg prices when twenty
Speaker 1: eight million chickens are dead. And I don't know about Tyson,
Speaker 1: I'll check it out. But Dan, I could not be
Speaker 1: happier with somebody his first eight year, eight days in office.
Speaker 1: And if this is true, I like to work hard
Speaker 1: to make sure he can be president for four more
Speaker 1: years after this one. I wish he could.
Speaker 2: But that's where I got to draw the line.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, you know, you know, lastly, Dan, father
Speaker 1: time is undefeated, untied, unscored on and in four years,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's going to be eighty three years old. And
Speaker 1: I don't care who you are, he's going sixteens, eighteen
Speaker 1: hours a day. I hope he stays healthy. I'm told
Speaker 1: he's lost about twenty five pounds. The poor guy doesn't sleep.
Speaker 1: He calls and texts people all nights of the day
Speaker 1: and night. And he has a terrible diet. He loves diet.
Speaker 1: He drinks about eight to ten die cokes a day.
Speaker 1: He loves McDonald's. And he's put on some weight. And
Speaker 1: I just hope he can stay healthy as long as
Speaker 1: at least for the next four years. And I hope
Speaker 1: he lives along and a successful life after the presidency.
Speaker 1: But thank you for your call. Let's continue. Let's go
Speaker 1: to Andy and Bridgetown. Then now we got to get
Speaker 1: to Lucas. Let's go to Lucas and Columbia, Kentucky. He's
Speaker 1: been on hold for a while. Lucas and Columbia. By
Speaker 1: the way, Lucas. Where is Columbia, Kentucky.
Speaker 5: It is about two and a half hours south of Louisville.
Speaker 1: Southeast of Louisville, so you're kind of in the middle
Speaker 1: of nowhere. Yes, I like it. Is it by land
Speaker 1: between the Lakes. I spent many a pleasant weekend and
Speaker 1: Land between the Lakes many years ago. How close is
Speaker 1: it to Land between the Lakes?
Speaker 2: Probably about an hour, but I'm closer to.
Speaker 1: Green River, beautiful, beautiful. Okay, what can I help you with?
Speaker 2: Sums Up? With Trump as good as.
Speaker 1: You well, you know, I would not be in a
Speaker 1: government that would have me as a representative. And when
Speaker 1: Trump won again, I was asked by certain prominent individuals
Speaker 1: what role would I like in government? You know what
Speaker 1: I told him? None? I said none. I said I
Speaker 1: want to be Trump's right wing in the Northwest territories.
Speaker 1: And that's my goal. I found something in life I
Speaker 1: do fairly well that people seem to enjoy, and that
Speaker 1: I want to keep doing this as long as I
Speaker 1: can to protect him. I hope to hope to be
Speaker 1: with you at least through the end of this term
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump, maybe beginning the next term of JD.
Speaker 1: Vance and if we can go through. We can't go
Speaker 1: through four years of Trump, then go back to four
Speaker 1: years of maybe Kamala Harris or some other left wing
Speaker 1: Now we need eight to twelve years to institutionalize the
Speaker 1: change in this country that I feel is coming.
Speaker 2: Correct. All right, you have a bless stay, sir.
Speaker 1: Lewis God bless you. Thank you. Let's continue with morn
Speaker 1: Now I go to Andy and Bridgetown and sums up
Speaker 1: er thumbs down. I want to hear somebody with a
Speaker 1: thumbs down and a reason.
Speaker 5: Andy, would you say you got a thumbs down for
Speaker 5: me for allowing ice to go after kids in schools
Speaker 5: and hospitals.
Speaker 1: Let me explain that to you. I spoke to Tom
Speaker 1: Homan about this. He said it's a canard to say
Speaker 1: that we seek to do that. He said that there
Speaker 1: are many fifteen to eighteen year olds who are members
Speaker 1: of Ms thirteen and other Venezuelan gang, so they're in school.
Speaker 1: He said, many schools and hospitals have hundreds or thousands
Speaker 1: of employees, some of whom are criminal aliens that should
Speaker 1: not be here. And much like any of the branch
Speaker 1: law enforcement, if the Cincinnati Police or the Hamony County
Speaker 1: Sheriff's office, if they had a warrant for someone's arrest
Speaker 1: for a serious crime like rape or endangering children or murder,
Speaker 1: burglary and they were working, they would go to that
Speaker 1: person's work side and arrest them. And so this is
Speaker 1: not a case. He says, well, we're going to look
Speaker 1: at a seven seven year old who's sitting in a
Speaker 1: second grade class. No, we go after the workers in
Speaker 1: those facilities because that's what law enforcement is always done.
Speaker 1: Does that make sense? It does make sense.
Speaker 5: It's just school hostels and churches have always been, you know,
Speaker 5: kind of sacred ground. I still don't know if I
Speaker 5: agree with it completely.
Speaker 1: Well, what would happen then if that becomes the case,
Speaker 1: and so a rapist a murderer. We have thirteen thousand
Speaker 1: murderers loose in this country. We have six hundred and
Speaker 1: seventy five thousand criminals loos in this country right now.
Speaker 1: Why wouldn't they go stay in a church and simply
Speaker 1: stay there, or go to a hospital and stay there,
Speaker 1: go to a school, work there and stay there. Wouldn't
Speaker 1: that be like that would defeat the purpose of the
Speaker 1: arrest warrant.
Speaker 2: It would defeat the purpose of the rest warrant.
Speaker 5: But there are just some areas that I believe you
Speaker 5: need to preserve for everybody who's equal rights.
Speaker 1: Okay, well i'll put you as a maybe. I haven't
Speaker 1: gotten any nose. Can I put you out as a maybe?
Speaker 1: You can put me out of the maybe I'll put
Speaker 1: down maybe maybe? All right, Well, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry the others on hold, we have thousands on hold,
Speaker 1: can't get to you. But every now and then I'd
Speaker 1: like to do the flash poll. Thanks for checking in.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more and got news coming up in
Speaker 1: the stud's report at your home of the Reds and Bengals.
Speaker 1: I have hope in sports in this town. All you
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Speaker 3: After research and study, the drones that were flying over
Speaker 3: New Jersey and large numbers were authorized to be flown
Speaker 3: by the FAA for research and various other reasons. Many
Speaker 3: of these drones were also hobbyists, recreational and private individuals
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Speaker 3: worse due to curiosity.
Speaker 2: This was not the enemy.
Speaker 3: A statement from the President of the United States to
Speaker 3: start this briefing with some news, and with that, I
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Speaker 2: Hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Segment. That was Caroline Eleventh, a new Press secretary, twenty
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Speaker 1: Red's update. The Reds have signed free agent outfielder Austin
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Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW. How about this? Out of Sycamore Township,
Speaker 1: Franklin Thompson, sixty four years old, appeared this morning in
Speaker 1: the Hamiltic County Municipal Court accused of shooting and killing
Speaker 1: his own twenty four year old daughter, her name was Heather,
Speaker 1: during an argument about their Sycamore Township home being used
Speaker 1: by mister Thompson sixty four, where he smoked cigarettes he
Speaker 1: did not like the daughter didn't like it. They got
Speaker 1: into an argument and Daddy shot his daughter, ending the
Speaker 1: dispute and putting him in prison for the rest of
Speaker 1: his life. What's the world coming to? He lived there
Speaker 1: with his two daughters, both adults, and then one of
Speaker 1: the daughters came home and found her sister. Shall we
Speaker 1: say in the last moments of life? Willie College Basketball Tonight,
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Speaker 1: Why didn't he coach? You see? Can't say Wes Miller
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Speaker 1: the coach. Maybe they'll win tonight for a birthday present.
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Speaker 1: and the Balls on ESPN fifteen thirty. Well at a
Speaker 1: text here from Rob Sanders. Didn't he owe you a dinner?
Speaker 1: I think he tells me I lost a dinner to him.
Speaker 1: Oh so, Hell, I don't know. I'll have to check
Speaker 1: the tapes, check the tapes. But he sent me some
Speaker 1: pictures available on the Inquire website of this dude on
Speaker 1: the on the bridge, the Brince Spence Bridge, underneath the
Speaker 1: bridge hiding. No one's going to find him there is
Speaker 1: He shouldn't have They should leave him there. I'd say, see,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't want to be you see you in the morning.
Speaker 1: They thought he fell off the bridge into the water, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, that's non survivable generally correct. It's about
Speaker 1: forty or fifty feet and they had a drone. Rob
Speaker 1: Sanders put up a drone to go under the bridge.
Speaker 1: Someone said, do you think he didn't fall in the river?
Speaker 1: Could he have crawled it over? You do that in
Speaker 1: the dark the bridge. I don't even go across a
Speaker 1: Brent Spence Bridge, much less caught get caught by the
Speaker 1: police and then climb down into the infrastructure under the bridge.
Speaker 1: Don't you know that there's like the mighty Ohio River
Speaker 1: like right below you five six. Then if you go up,
Speaker 1: you're gonna get hit by cars and trucks. If you're down,
Speaker 1: you're gonna get wet, and they're gonna end up. You're
Speaker 1: gonna end up in Paducah, well, kro Illinois, where the
Speaker 1: Ohio and the Mississippi come together. I think Kentucky and
Speaker 1: Ohio and Rob Sanders needs to get together with our
Speaker 1: new how Many County Prosecutor Connie Pillach. They're gonna do
Speaker 1: like Kate Kate's the brent Spence Branch. Now don't know
Speaker 1: what to do. I mean, this guy had and I
Speaker 1: think he had an extensive criminal record, and he's going
Speaker 1: ninety miles an hour, calls a multi car crash on
Speaker 1: the Brent Spence Bridge, and there's jurisdictional issues and the robs.
Speaker 1: Why don't we do this? Why don't we build the
Speaker 1: wall between Ohio and Kentucky? Build that wall? Would that
Speaker 1: be something? Well, Chuck Ingram wuldn't have any traffic then
Speaker 1: in the morning. That's the challenge of every morning is
Speaker 1: getting across the bridge, with the Big MacBridge down and
Speaker 1: the BS Bridge off, can you imagine getting getting yesterday? Well,
Speaker 1: nobody nobody go anywhere. They couldn't go anywhere anyway. They
Speaker 1: said Covington was packed, Newport was packed with cars, that
Speaker 1: nobody was going any nowhere soon. We still don't know
Speaker 1: what these two guys did. These two guys under the
Speaker 1: Big MacBridge set that fire intentionally or not only their
Speaker 1: hairdresser nose, for sure, I have no idea. This thing
Speaker 1: is high. I guess they wanted to get warm. And
Speaker 1: then all of a sudden, you just and and I mean,
Speaker 1: not only are you inconveniencing thousands of cars every day,
Speaker 1: but what about the business owners right there at those exits?
Speaker 1: Not they're going down? Not good? After what three? When
Speaker 1: was that? When was that? What? Halloween night? Yeah? So October, November, December, January.
Speaker 1: That's four months. February February is five But more importantly,
Speaker 1: how many billions of man hours have been lost? Oh
Speaker 1: by people sitting in traffic? Oh and now the BS
Speaker 1: Bridge goes down to for four hours because some dude
Speaker 1: wants to hide in the ramparts of the and the
Speaker 1: beams of the bridge that he was pulling in. I
Speaker 1: didn't know how how do you think get down there?
Speaker 1: I guess it's possible, but I don't know, well I
Speaker 1: do that because you because you're a clown and you're
Speaker 1: a criminal, build that wall. I mean, you know what's
Speaker 1: going to happen. They're going to find you right in
Speaker 1: that case, they're going to find you right there about
Speaker 1: maybe nine ten miles down the river. So the Covington
Speaker 1: police had drones that they flew underneath the bridge, and
Speaker 1: that's how they got him and a certain law enforcement officer.
Speaker 1: There he is, and here's the pictures of this dude,
Speaker 1: and see it. He's stuck in between I mean, beans,
Speaker 1: where does he think he was going? Do you think
Speaker 1: they were like he was going to hide there and like,
Speaker 1: you know, climb back up and then I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: what are you gonna do? You're gonna hit by cars
Speaker 1: and trucks and they're gonna be a teeth, hair and
Speaker 1: eye all over the road. You're gonna wait until early morning,
Speaker 1: everyone will go away and they'll just fall asleep and
Speaker 1: just walk on the fence bridge. Yeah right, yeah, nobody
Speaker 1: had you know that. They don't have anything going on
Speaker 1: all night long on that bridge. That guy's got to
Speaker 1: be a Democrat. Unbelievable. Andy back, getting back to mister Thompson.
Speaker 1: He told the judge that he wants out on bond
Speaker 1: after murdering his daughter in cold blood because he's a
Speaker 1: US Army veteran. He worked as a truck driver for
Speaker 1: thirty years, no previous criminal history. So at the age
Speaker 1: of sixty four, mister Thompson went to the front of
Speaker 1: the class. Would you agreeton Thompson sixty four? It looked
Speaker 1: like Santa Claus with the beard and everything is at
Speaker 1: the front of the class right now, looking at fifteen
Speaker 1: to life. And one of my clients was told in
Speaker 1: his seventies, who got fifteen in life? Judge, I can't
Speaker 1: do all those years. And the judge looked at him
Speaker 1: and said, due to the best it can do your best. So,
Speaker 1: mister Thompson, you murdered your daughter over a cigarette dispute.
Speaker 1: Do your best? Segment is outed in the sports Yeah,
Speaker 1: and everything else too. It's kind of over all right,
Speaker 1: give me out of the stew's reports segment, Willie and
Speaker 1: utter of a world gonnawry. You're telling me we leave
Speaker 1: you with the immortal words of the stew Report. At
Speaker 1: some point, the foolishness has got to stop. I made
Speaker 1: the comments segment I can't recall ever an American history
Speaker 1: where one part of the country has more power than
Speaker 1: Southwest Ohio has. Right now, Oh, let me go into this.
Speaker 1: Are you ready? Go ahead? Jd Vance Middletown zone and
Speaker 1: Bernie Marino and John eustaed I might had friends of mine,
Speaker 1: both US senators, and Houston is more or less from
Speaker 1: the area. Throw on top of that the Ohio Supreme
Speaker 1: Court Chief Justice Sharon Kennedy from Butler County, but went
Speaker 1: to Seaton High School. I went to UC Law School.
Speaker 1: And on top of that, Megan Shanahan, Supreme Court Justice
Speaker 1: YEP Cincinnati, Joe Deeters Cincinnati, Pat Fisher Cincinnati. They were
Speaker 1: here right with Justice Joe, Pat DeWine, Cincinnati. Throw on
Speaker 1: top of that, with your permission, Governor Mike DeWine, who
Speaker 1: lives in Green County in Cedarville. But he's a Cincinnatian
Speaker 1: because he went to college at Miami as they met
Speaker 1: fran and he goes to all the Reds games. Throw
Speaker 1: on top of that, Well, we got to be built
Speaker 1: bridges left right, right then, I am told by the
Speaker 1: I'm i ask Friday, I'm either going to have on
Speaker 1: Bernie or jd Will the Brent Spence Bridge be exempted
Speaker 1: from the freeze spending federal money. Can those guys get
Speaker 1: that done. Somebody's got to do it should have been
Speaker 1: done long time ago. I say it without question, a
Speaker 1: long time ago. And Warren Davidson, Congressman, is in the
Speaker 1: Freedom Caucus and he's got the ear of Johnson, Mike Johnson,
Speaker 1: the Speaker of the House. I can't imagine this reporting
Speaker 1: by Brian Hamrick and others that this spending on the
Speaker 1: Brent Spence Bridges and jeopardy is tethered in reality with
Speaker 1: the steam and the power that we have in this
Speaker 1: community right now. And JD Vance likely more likely than
Speaker 1: anyone else. The odds are two to one him becoming
Speaker 1: the next president while he was living. I don't really care, Margaret.
Speaker 2: I don't want that person in my country, and I
Speaker 2: think most Americans agree with me.
Speaker 1: Margaret Brennan of CBS has faced the nation wanted to
Speaker 1: bait hook and bait JD Vance, but he wouldn't permit
Speaker 1: it to take place. Yeah, your comments segment on that
Speaker 1: he's the best. Well we'll see never before. And he's
Speaker 1: throwing Richard K. Jones law enforcement, throwing Colonel Rob Sanders,
Speaker 1: who's going to be the next US Senator from Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Mitch mcconnollyeds to get the hell out of office. Let
Speaker 1: Rob Sanders take over. Put all that together. Now we
Speaker 1: got issues. Plus, I got a text here from the
Speaker 1: great Brian Hamrick News five I got I just got
Speaker 1: out of the meeting with city council about clearing the
Speaker 1: snow and ice off the streets. They can't even figure
Speaker 1: that out. He said. If you want to see what's
Speaker 1: wrong in government, just sit there and listen to this.
Speaker 1: These administrators said two or three weeks and now they
Speaker 1: still can't clear the snow. Cheryl Long, the city manager,
Speaker 1: is falling on her sword, and no one is coming
Speaker 1: up with a solution. So and right now in Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: most of the sidewalks still, shall we say, are not cleared.
Speaker 1: Still in trouble boy, So I don't know segment. I
Speaker 1: just got a text from James Bogan, the attorney. Those
Speaker 1: folks are charged with the aggravated arson, which means the
Speaker 1: men's ray of knowingly the mental state segment, They knowingly,
Speaker 1: knowingly started a fire with the intent of damaging the bridge.
Speaker 1: That's not good and they're going to spend the rest
Speaker 1: of their life in jail. They were located in an
Speaker 1: attic somewhere in Arlington Heights. How's that possible, Arlington Knights
Speaker 1: attic from there underneath the Big Mac Bridge to cause havoc?
Speaker 1: To see if that's those shredded tires could actually set
Speaker 1: fire to that structure. And guess what being go It
Speaker 1: was a blow torch. Two thousand degrees segment, two thousand
Speaker 1: degrees unbelievable, Andy, we'll see what happened speaking and that
Speaker 1: one's get any maack inn here? Where's Andy Mack getting
Speaker 1: ready for the Xavier Creton game tomorrow night? Is Savier
Speaker 1: gonna make it to the Big Show? I hope? So
Speaker 1: what about West Miller's you see Bearcats right now? No,
Speaker 1: which team's in more trouble? The UC football team under
Speaker 1: Sadderfield or the UC basketball team under Miller Basketball? Right now?
Speaker 1: It's pretty bad, isn't it? Two and six in the
Speaker 1: Big twelve? How are we looking? Not good? There? A
Speaker 1: leus continue plus the reds land in a new outfielder
Speaker 1: Austin Hayes. Is he related to uh? Howar Austin? No
Speaker 1: different guy? Yep? For sure? Yeah, maybe, yeah, you're pretty sure. Yeah?
Speaker 1: Are you certain about that? Yeah?
Speaker 5: You are?
Speaker 2: Ye?
Speaker 1: All let's continue with more. All right, the line becomes
Speaker 1: available five one to three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand.
Speaker 1: The Age of Trump continues after eight days. Look what's
Speaker 1: happened in eight days? Segment? Yesterday they had six hundred
Speaker 1: people try to cross the southern border. A total of
Speaker 1: six hundred turn right around, gentlemen. Thousand was normal under
Speaker 1: Joe Biden one day, Thank you, al zero six hundred
Speaker 1: and of that six hundred turned back around four hundred
Speaker 1: were from Mexico, which means right back. The other two
Speaker 1: hundred were put in detention camps to be flown back
Speaker 1: to their home country. I wonder who's paying for that? Well,
Speaker 1: if it's Columbia. Columbia is paying for it because the
Speaker 1: president is going to send his own planes up here.
Speaker 1: What about that deal? Segment? I guess what quality flight home?
Speaker 1: Austin Elmo may be related to Austin Hayes. I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: Check that out. Okay, get ready for the next porture. Yep,
Speaker 1: let's continue with more Bill cunning in the Great American
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