Speaker 1: Billy cunning in the Great America walking this wonderful Monday
Speaker 1: afternoon in the tri State. That Conclave is going to
Speaker 1: start the middle of next week. Have an expert coming
Speaker 1: on later about the pope and whether conclave is a
Speaker 1: documentary or a fantasy. I think the latter or not
Speaker 1: the former. But nonetheless, we have the specter of the
Speaker 1: Reds once again. I think they're six and three on
Speaker 1: the road trip, and they kick the crap out of
Speaker 1: the Rockies. No better than the Xavier baseball team, but
Speaker 1: that's another issue. But they're back home for four against
Speaker 1: the Cards, a seven game set. First pitch about six
Speaker 1: forty tonight evertime at five forty. But until then, we're
Speaker 1: approaching the one hundredth day of the Trump second term
Speaker 1: and maybe two of three, we don't know. And this
Speaker 1: morning I watched the Good Friend of Sheriff Richard K. Jones,
Speaker 1: Tom Homan undressed the media for about an hour and
Speaker 1: a half. It was a wonderful to watch Carolyn Levitt
Speaker 1: and Tom Homan talk about what the media does not
Speaker 1: report on because it doesn't fit their agenda. Was wonderful.
Speaker 1: One of the best parts is when Carolyn Levitt said
Speaker 1: that you sat here for four years. Someone at this
Speaker 1: podium told you how mentally alert Joe Biden was. So
Speaker 1: I do want to talk to this administration about disclosing facts.
Speaker 1: When the last administration you covered up for Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: It was wonderful to watch that. Plus Tom Homan was
Speaker 1: there largely to talk about the two four and seven
Speaker 1: year old that was always a self deported because their
Speaker 1: mother was illegal and they left. And when I look
Speaker 1: at the CNN web website even now, it says American
Speaker 1: citizens deported. That's a lie. That the citizens were not deported.
Speaker 1: The mother was here illegally and she had a couple kids,
Speaker 1: anchor babies, and it was up to the mother whether
Speaker 1: the kids went with her back to Venezuela or not.
Speaker 1: And the mother elected to take her kids with her,
Speaker 1: which I fully understand. But the father is still here,
Speaker 1: family members are still here. But Trump does not deport
Speaker 1: American citizens. He deports illegal aliens. The media reports deporting
Speaker 1: American citizens. That's a lie, Joan you and I now
Speaker 1: is the great Richard K. Jones of Butler County and
Speaker 1: Richard K. Jones, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And first of all, before we talk about Sawyer County
Speaker 1: judges in Wisconsin assisting criminal aliens to escape. What's the
Speaker 1: status of your jail with ICE. There was some reporting
Speaker 1: last a week or a week before that there was
Speaker 1: a murderer in your jail. You had hundreds of individuals.
Speaker 1: Give us a full report, which when you and Boone County,
Speaker 1: you're the situs of the location now for housing illegal
Speaker 1: criminal aliens, give the American people a full report.
Speaker 2: Basically, twelve weeks ago, we had zero ICE detainees in
Speaker 2: my jail illegal aliens. Today we have two hundred and fifty.
Speaker 2: We can go up to three point fifty. We're the
Speaker 2: largest in a tri state area and by far the
Speaker 2: largest in Ohio. We have illego aliens in our jail
Speaker 2: that have murdered people, been a deported more than once.
Speaker 2: ICE has a detainee they arrested last week in Butler County,
Speaker 2: which is an MS thirteen and another illegal alien with him.
Speaker 2: We got lots of murders and rapists that are illegal
Speaker 2: aliens in our jail. Now, I still use that term aliens.
Speaker 2: I know you're a little sensitive, so sorry that I'm
Speaker 2: going against your sensitivity bill, But listen, President Trump has
Speaker 2: made it very clear you come to this country illegally,
Speaker 2: you're going to be deported, which you should. And when
Speaker 2: they go in and arrest people and they got warrants
Speaker 2: for their rest, and let's say there's twenty other people
Speaker 2: family members in there, they will be deported and round
Speaker 2: up also, and they refer those people as collaterals. Look,
Speaker 2: you can self deport, you can do what you like.
Speaker 2: There's twenty million people here illegally. I have Chinese in
Speaker 2: my jail that don't speak any English. And when you
Speaker 2: go to Mexico or Canada and come into the United States,
Speaker 2: you don't leave China because you can't take a boat
Speaker 2: from China to Mexico. But where you went to school
Speaker 2: you probably think you can. But listen, they cannot do that.
Speaker 2: China has to let them and encourage them and pay
Speaker 2: for their trip there. In the United States, Trump's got
Speaker 2: his work cut out. But in your Butler County jail
Speaker 2: and ours not like Hamilton County, that does not that
Speaker 2: Sanctuary County is sanctuary city. But to those judges, the
Speaker 2: Common Police Court judges that thinks it's okay to hide
Speaker 2: the illegals and thwart ice be very cautious. I'm not
Speaker 2: a judge, and I'm not against the judges. I sit
Speaker 2: in front of judges a lot. But the one they
Speaker 2: just arrested, I believe was in Wisconsin. She was actually arrested.
Speaker 2: The director of the FBI went all the way up
Speaker 2: the chain. The other one that the judge it was
Speaker 2: hiding them in is his house, letting them use guns,
Speaker 2: hiding evidence. Those people should go to jail, which they are.
Speaker 2: Sends a hell of a message, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 1: Let's say you conduct, with ICE's cooperation, a raid on
Speaker 1: a business in which large numbers of illegals are working there.
Speaker 1: And let's say the owner here the business sees here
Speaker 1: comes Jones, Here comes Ice, and he opens the back
Speaker 1: door and tells his employees go out the back door,
Speaker 1: there's a car there, getting the car and drive away.
Speaker 1: And then you show up to hey, we got I'm
Speaker 1: assisting Ice and deportation of illegals. And that business owner
Speaker 1: just facilitated the escape of criminal aliens. What would happen
Speaker 1: to our business owner?
Speaker 2: They'd be arrested. They would be arresting with interspering with
Speaker 2: an official business, a warrant. People that have committed crimes,
Speaker 2: They will be arrested. I tell people that own these
Speaker 2: businesses in Butler County, they say, hey, I've got people
Speaker 2: that are working for me, but I think they're legal.
Speaker 2: I run them through what's called E Verified. But if
Speaker 2: you know what that is, that's just a program you
Speaker 2: can get. But and I said, well, how many of
Speaker 2: those people that work for you have the same Solid
Speaker 2: Security number? He said, well, I don't look at that.
Speaker 2: That's because they probably about fifty of them have the
Speaker 2: same Solid Security number. Look, they're the same data, birth,
Speaker 2: same name. They kids that are born in the United States.
Speaker 2: They refer to them as anchor babies when they're born
Speaker 2: in the United States to a family of the illegals.
Speaker 2: A lot of times they sell to social Security numbers.
Speaker 2: There's hundreds of people have the same Social Security numbers
Speaker 2: and they draw Social Security. It's a mess.
Speaker 1: Bill change it.
Speaker 2: Omen's changing it. And in Butler County, I should have
Speaker 2: my ten deputies trained to be able to make arrest here.
Speaker 2: In two weeks they will be trained. It's of course
Speaker 2: that they're in the process of taking ten deputies. They
Speaker 2: will have the ability. The only ones in Butler County
Speaker 2: and the surrounding counties we will actually be able to
Speaker 2: arrest someone that has pulled over or stopped, or have
Speaker 2: committed another crime they suspect or illegally here in this country.
Speaker 2: Those ten can make the arrest. Only those ten, then
Speaker 2: I'll have ten more in the jail that can help
Speaker 2: with the deportation. And the buses on the wheels are
Speaker 2: running constantly, and I assume a lot of them is
Speaker 2: going to come from Hamilton County, in the city of
Speaker 2: Cincinnati or the city of Dayton, that are all sanctuary cities.
Speaker 1: How about the CNN, the Clinton News Network headline, four
Speaker 1: year old American citizen treated for cancer deported despite US citizenship. Now,
Speaker 1: that is a lie that the four year old was
Speaker 1: not deported. He's a US citizen. His mother was deported
Speaker 1: and she made the parental decision to take her kids
Speaker 1: with her because she's here illegally with anchor babies. And
Speaker 1: I would assume the four year old getting cancer treatment
Speaker 1: is on an array of federal government programs supporting him
Speaker 1: as the child, which is unfortunate, you have kids, terrible,
Speaker 1: But to say American citizens are being deported, that is
Speaker 1: a lie. The mother illegally was deported and she elected
Speaker 1: to take the kids with her instead of staying here
Speaker 1: with the father in Texas. That's a lie. Secondly, I
Speaker 1: had this case at Eduardo Flores Ruiz, who was in
Speaker 1: the courtroom with Judge Dougan, and Ruiz had put two
Speaker 1: people in the hospital. One guy got into a fight
Speaker 1: with and punched him thirty times in the face and head,
Speaker 1: and another one was a woman who beat the crap
Speaker 1: out of her. And so when the Judge Dugan got
Speaker 1: word that Ice was in the hallway, she facilitated the
Speaker 1: escape of criminal illegal aliens by telling Ice, you got
Speaker 1: to go see the senior judge. As that's going on.
Speaker 1: Numerous witnesses watched her open doors and deport self. Deport,
Speaker 1: shall we say, with her assistance Eduardo Flores Ruiz to
Speaker 1: upscown justice. She's assisting the escape of illegal aliens from
Speaker 1: her courtroom. And now I have several judges in Wisconsin,
Speaker 1: including Judge Pedro Cologne and a woman judge named Monica
Speaker 1: Isham ishum I s Ham. These judges are saying, we
Speaker 1: must stand with Judge Dugan, we must facilitate the escape
Speaker 1: of criminal aliens. And I'm thinking, Sheriff, what can you
Speaker 1: imagine if a judge in Butler County facilitated the escape
Speaker 1: of crimin no aliens. Well, isn't that a serious matter.
Speaker 2: It is a serious matter. Let them taste jail. Look,
Speaker 2: I'm good with that. They went to the president Trump's
Speaker 2: house in maryl Largo as soon as he was not
Speaker 2: elected and he was running for president. They raided his
Speaker 2: house and they thought it was okay. Put all his
Speaker 2: friends in prison and in jail. It's all okay, the
Speaker 2: rule of law. Now it's their turn. I'm more I'm
Speaker 2: as an arrested as the lady or the man judge.
Speaker 2: That was part of the deployment to convince the ice
Speaker 2: people to go to another room where they part of
Speaker 2: this floy so they could run out the other door. Hey,
Speaker 2: there's plenty of people that want to be judge, and
Speaker 2: this person should be just barred. This person should be arrested,
Speaker 2: and they need to send a message. They let them
Speaker 2: stand for the right to help these illegals that have
Speaker 2: committed these crimes. Hell of a place to be the
Speaker 2: federal government, Lady, justice is blindfolded. That's the way it's
Speaker 2: supposed to be. And they're going to get a taste
Speaker 2: of the federal government. They don't control the federal government.
Speaker 2: You and I don't control the federal government. There's a
Speaker 2: lot of politicians and let a lot of people go
Speaker 2: to prison and go to jail and get arrested. We've
Speaker 2: headed in Butler County. Listen, and it happens, and it's
Speaker 2: going to continue to happen. But this administration isn't going
Speaker 2: to take any crap. And they've arrested two judges so far,
Speaker 2: and I would not be surprised if they don't arrest
Speaker 2: more I.
Speaker 3: Had for them.
Speaker 1: How about this comment of Judge Harmonica Eisham, She said
Speaker 1: on Saturday night, quote this is the judge speaking, not
Speaker 1: the Judge Dougan who let the facilitated the escape of
Speaker 1: criminal aliens. But this other judge said, quote, I have
Speaker 1: no intention of allowing anyone to be taken out of
Speaker 1: my courtroom by ICE and sent to a concentration camp,
Speaker 1: especially without due process, as both of the constitutions we
Speaker 1: soor to support and require quote unquote Number one, these
Speaker 1: criminal aliens are not taken out of the courtroom. They
Speaker 1: were in the hallway about to be arrested. Secondly, the
Speaker 1: jails in which the ICE detainees are going to go
Speaker 1: are not concentration camps. In this case of mister Ruiz,
Speaker 1: he was deported under Barack Hussein Obama in twenty fourteen
Speaker 1: for numerous criminal offenses committed in America. He was deported
Speaker 1: within three weeks, he snuck back across the border and
Speaker 1: began his life of crime in Wisconsin. He beats the
Speaker 1: crap out of two people. Is in front of Judge Dugan.
Speaker 1: Now the other judges are enveloping her and saying, I quote,
Speaker 1: I will not put myself for my staff who may
Speaker 1: feel compelled to help me or my community in harm's way.
Speaker 1: And this other judge said that we're going to stand
Speaker 1: down and not hear any cases in our courtrooms until
Speaker 1: the federal federal courts release Judge Dugan. By the way,
Speaker 1: she was only in custody about seven hours. She got
Speaker 1: to know our bond. She was handcuffed outside the courthouse,
Speaker 1: sent to a federal court, and then she was released
Speaker 1: and fingerprinted. Released. But now there's a bit of a
Speaker 1: boycott happening with the judges in Wisconsin who refuse to
Speaker 1: hear cases as long as there's pending charges against Judge Dougan.
Speaker 1: What do you think about that?
Speaker 3: One? That's it.
Speaker 2: They elect these judges the people in their community, and
Speaker 2: that's who they want. Hey, good for them. If you
Speaker 2: want these people running loose in your community, good for you.
Speaker 2: You can.
Speaker 1: Hey, you can have them.
Speaker 2: In your community. To the rest of us, we lock
Speaker 2: them up and get them out of here. We lock
Speaker 2: criminals up. Butler County is good. We don't put up
Speaker 2: with that. We've got good judges, good elected officials. Every
Speaker 2: now and then we get one that gets in trouble,
Speaker 2: but it's been a while. They'll either go to prison,
Speaker 2: they'll go to jail, they'll get arrested, they'll have a trial. Look,
Speaker 2: but listen, lady Justice, where's that little blindfold? Because that's
Speaker 2: the way lady justice is supposed to be Man Wisconsin
Speaker 2: and these other places that want a boycott, Hey, they
Speaker 2: can do that, I guess. Look and let the chips
Speaker 2: fall where they may. If they want these criminal people
Speaker 2: in their community.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 2: There are people where at Vold and unlike them. They
Speaker 2: sometimes think that they were above the law, and they're not.
Speaker 2: They talk about not being above the law and this one,
Speaker 2: but when it's their turn day, she spent seven hours
Speaker 2: in custody. I wonder how she liked it. I bet
Speaker 2: she did. I hope she got some good jail food
Speaker 2: while she was there.
Speaker 1: She should have got a sheriffs burger, but good. It's
Speaker 1: getting worse because the governor of Wisconsin, the mayor Milwaukee
Speaker 1: all stand up loud and proud and say they oppose
Speaker 1: Ice doing this kind of stuff. They do not want
Speaker 1: the legal enforcement of criminal illegal aliens, and the collateral
Speaker 1: damage has caused. When a mother has children in America,
Speaker 1: she's illegal. She knows that she gets pregnant and delivers
Speaker 1: a child. The child is an anchor baby under the
Speaker 1: fourteenth Amendment till that has changed. So she's the one
Speaker 1: that calls the consequences resulting and herself being deported. And
Speaker 1: now the media is picturing this as US citizens being deported.
Speaker 1: They weren't deported. They went voluntarily with their who took
Speaker 1: them to another country because she was here illegally. And
Speaker 1: those citizens, according to a Secretary of State Marco Rubio,
Speaker 1: can come back immediately because the US citizens come on back.
Speaker 1: But the media wants to picture this as bad as possible.
Speaker 2: Look, that's why they keep firing these people in the media,
Speaker 2: these other media, as you mentioned, they're rating to down,
Speaker 2: no one's watching them. They know crap when they see it,
Speaker 2: like the way they covered Biden's not being able to
Speaker 2: know who he was walking him around, having him auto
Speaker 2: sign everything. Then people know the difference. Here's what people
Speaker 2: care about. Sixty eight percent, that's almost seventy percent wants
Speaker 2: something done with immigration. Sixty eight percent that's almost seventy
Speaker 2: Democrat and Republican. So we're all in good shape right here.
Speaker 2: They want lower prices at the store, and they want
Speaker 2: to feel safe, pretty easy, and that's all happening. But
Speaker 2: as President Reagan always said, some times, the swamp monsters
Speaker 2: fight back. It is a swamp, and it's not all
Speaker 2: about DC. It's a swamp and we're slowly but surely
Speaker 2: taking it back. You mentioned President Obama when I had
Speaker 2: ice prisoners in my jail. Under President Obama, we deported
Speaker 2: more inmates back to different countries than any other president,
Speaker 2: to include President Trump. I want to make sure I
Speaker 2: repeat that President Obama. Obama built wall, built wall, and
Speaker 2: deported more people than President Trump did. The first turn
Speaker 2: all facts not made up, built wall and deported They
Speaker 2: all did because Trump wants it, and almost seventy percent
Speaker 2: of America wants it. We're on the right side of this,
Speaker 2: and God bless our government that's doing the right thing.
Speaker 2: And for those that think they're above the law, shame
Speaker 2: on you. You're going to get a taste of it.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't mess with Homan, and I sure wouldn't mess
Speaker 2: with the director of the FBI or his number two
Speaker 2: guy at the FBI. I would I wouldn't mess with
Speaker 2: any him.
Speaker 3: And we're on a good roll.
Speaker 2: We got Vice President Van we got the House, we
Speaker 2: got the Senate, we got a majority of the Supreme Court. Hey,
Speaker 2: we're we got more than a trifect.
Speaker 1: My friend, Well, we have to say that loud and
Speaker 1: proud that Obama sounded like Trump. Obama deported a little
Speaker 1: over three million illegal aliens and built the wall, and
Speaker 1: there was nothing. There was no news media stories about
Speaker 1: Obama and four year old cancer kids being deported with
Speaker 1: their mother, which was a lie, but the media didn't
Speaker 1: cover it because it would have helped the Republicans. So
Speaker 1: the media lied for Joe Biden, they lied for Barack
Speaker 1: Hussein Obama. Now supposedly they finally have backbone, which is
Speaker 1: made of jelly when it comes to when it comes
Speaker 1: to Trump, but nonetheless we got a run, Sheriff. I
Speaker 1: just want you to stay strong. I don't want you
Speaker 1: to be weak neat here and stand down and just
Speaker 1: not be yourself. Can we can you guarantee this? You're
Speaker 1: going to be as strong as you are today under
Speaker 1: my leadership?
Speaker 2: Can you under your leadership?
Speaker 3: Bill?
Speaker 2: I have no choice. I can beat you in handball, racquetball, pickleball, marbles.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter what it is. Because you're kind of weak.
Speaker 3: You sit on.
Speaker 2: I didn't say golf. Where I went to school. Nobody
Speaker 2: in my neighborhood played golf. We had clubs, but they
Speaker 2: weren't the same kind of clubs you had, Sheriff.
Speaker 1: We got to run, but God bless you. Obama was
Speaker 1: the deporter in chief and the media ignored it. Once again, Richard,
Speaker 1: he was a king.
Speaker 2: I know we're not allowed to use the word king,
Speaker 2: but he was the king.
Speaker 1: I promise, well, all right, Richard K. Jones, you're a
Speaker 1: great American. Keep that backbone strong and I'll see you
Speaker 1: down the road on the on the raquetball court where
Speaker 1: I beat you two games straight. But that's a difference.
Speaker 2: I don't remember it.
Speaker 1: You're getting older, A Richard K Jones, Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Let's continue say it again loud and proud. The chief
Speaker 1: deportation president in America in history, by far was Barack
Speaker 1: Hussein Obama, but the media didn't care. On news radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WW all right, Billy cutting him the great
Speaker 1: American And we have greatness happening with the Reds. As
Speaker 1: I predicted right now, they go on the road, win
Speaker 1: six out of nine, sweep the Rockies, not a real
Speaker 1: major league baseball team, but nonetheless they're back on them
Speaker 1: tonight for four against Saint Louis, and then they have
Speaker 1: three with Washington at home and then on the road
Speaker 1: again to Atlanta and Houston. We'll see what happens there.
Speaker 1: But airtime starts about five forty to night. First pitched
Speaker 1: about six forty. The weather is perfect for baseball. Secondly,
Speaker 1: when I hear Richard K. Jones and others talk about immigration,
Speaker 1: what he says, what I say, and what Barack Hussein
Speaker 1: Obama said are basically identical. There was no differential. In fact.
Speaker 1: Tom Holman this morning, head of ICE, said that he's
Speaker 1: worked for six presidents, and he said the only president
Speaker 1: we've had to ignore federal law and was Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: and it was his auto pen at work. Joe Biden
Speaker 1: did not have control of the American presidency. He was
Speaker 1: mentally incompetent. And then the staff around him, a bunch
Speaker 1: of marching Marxists, decided what national policy was, decided what
Speaker 1: judges to appoint, decided what ambassadors to cause to occur, etc.
Speaker 1: And that's the way it is. And I've played for
Speaker 1: you previously the cuts of Senator Obama, President Obama, Secretary
Speaker 1: of State Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, all the other Democrats
Speaker 1: were the same as Donald Trump on immigration until Joe
Speaker 1: Biden took over and then somehow opened up the southern border.
Speaker 1: The number given this morning by Tom Homan is twenty million.
Speaker 1: Twenty million illegals came into America directly and indirectly, and
Speaker 1: the great majority are still here and they're not going
Speaker 1: anywhere unless they're thrown out by ice that is in
Speaker 1: the process of occurring. The deporter in chief has been,
Speaker 1: always will be Barack Hussein Obama. During his presidency. More
Speaker 1: than three million illegals were deported under Obama. Even Obama
Speaker 1: understood that, and the Clinton understood that. The differential was
Speaker 1: Joe Biden took over an empty vessel by design so
Speaker 1: that the radical left could control the presidency and the
Speaker 1: auto pen And I love this morning when Caroline Levitt,
Speaker 1: the Press secretary, you probably didn't have time to see it.
Speaker 1: I try to watch everything on your behalf undressed to
Speaker 1: their face. The reporters from NBCCBSABC, Reuters, the AP, all
Speaker 1: the big city newspapers calling them out for four years
Speaker 1: standing down and not covering. The biggest cover up in
Speaker 1: the twenty first century has been Joe Biden's mentally incompetent status,
Speaker 1: with which the media knew about. Democrats knew about it
Speaker 1: and failed to act whatsoever. Whether it's the King, Jeffries,
Speaker 1: or Senator Book Looker or Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, they
Speaker 1: all refused to act because they had an empty vessel
Speaker 1: sitting in the White House, had no one objecting to do
Speaker 1: anything they wanted to do. And as a consequence, so
Speaker 1: we had twenty million illegals poured in the country, a
Speaker 1: wrecking havoc on many major cities and elsewhere because they're
Speaker 1: not part of the great American experiment. And even today,
Speaker 1: as I speak, once again, you have CNN discussing the
Speaker 1: fact and reporting the fact that President President Trump somehow
Speaker 1: deported a four year order, a two year older, a
Speaker 1: seven year old American citizens. There were anchor babies born here,
Speaker 1: and the status of the law presently indicates that that's
Speaker 1: the way it is. You're born in this country, you're
Speaker 1: automatically a citizen until that changes. Who was was the
Speaker 1: mother here illegally who'd committed welfare fraud, and she made
Speaker 1: the decision to take her kids with her instead of
Speaker 1: leaving them here with family members and father here in America.
Speaker 1: So there was no American CITI who was two years
Speaker 1: old deported. The mother who was illegal was deported, and
Speaker 1: she made the parental decision to take the child with her,
Speaker 1: which I think many many parents would likely do because
Speaker 1: you don't want to leave a kid here and the
Speaker 1: mother's in Venezuela. No, you know, you don't want that.
Speaker 1: But she made that decision. She knew or should have known,
Speaker 1: that asn't illegal, she was subject to being deported on
Speaker 1: a regular basis, and so she made the decision to
Speaker 1: stay here. No American citizens were deported. An illegal alien
Speaker 1: mother was deported, and she elected as a parent to
Speaker 1: take the kid with her. Having said that one of
Speaker 1: the saddest things happening right now is our judiciary. I
Speaker 1: begin at the US Supreme Court when Justice Samuel Alito
Speaker 1: said about two weeks ago that we anticipate that the
Speaker 1: Congress and the President will follow the law, policies, procedures,
Speaker 1: and bylaws. We also anticipate the US Supreme Court will
Speaker 1: follow the law. He said in his sending opinion on
Speaker 1: one of these immigration cases, that the US Supreme Court
Speaker 1: is not following the law. They're ignoring the law. What
Speaker 1: do you have when judges ignore the law? Where do
Speaker 1: you go to get justice? We see that on the
Speaker 1: US Supreme Court when Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito followed
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court president and to send it to a
Speaker 1: decision to send cases back supporting a legal migration to
Speaker 1: one extent, and Alito said, how do we anticipate others
Speaker 1: will follow the law when we don't follow the law
Speaker 1: at the US Supreme Court. So now we have numerous
Speaker 1: judges around America, and I suspect there's dozens or hundreds,
Speaker 1: believe it or not, that are engaging in criminal behavior
Speaker 1: to using black robes in a way to obscure their
Speaker 1: judicial treason against the American people. You have Judge Judge
Speaker 1: Joel Kano in New Mexico, who housed in his own
Speaker 1: home members of the TDA gang from Venezuela, also charged
Speaker 1: of obstruction of justice destroying evidence. What his wife did
Speaker 1: was take a hammer, much like Hillary Clinton did, and
Speaker 1: destroy the cell phone of the gang member so the
Speaker 1: text with TDA members could not be known. Massachusetts Judge
Speaker 1: Shelley Richmond, a woman, did the same thing that Judge
Speaker 1: Hannah Dugan did, which was facilitate the escape of criminal
Speaker 1: aliens from the courthouse. When she was apprehended for this,
Speaker 1: she claimed some higher purpose and after Biden got the case,
Speaker 1: his auto pen decided not to prosecute her. And then
Speaker 1: you got judge Wisconsin, Judge Hannah Dugan, who made a conscious, deliberate,
Speaker 1: and premeditated decision to aid a criminal alien and escaping
Speaker 1: from federal custody, obstructing law enforcement, and causing causing the
Speaker 1: very systems she was sworn into a poll to be stained.
Speaker 1: So just in the last few days, three black criminal
Speaker 1: offenders committed what can only be described, in my viewpointage
Speaker 1: initial treason, and make no mistake about it, if they're
Speaker 1: not held to account for their criminal behavior, How do
Speaker 1: they hold anyone in front of them to account for
Speaker 1: their criminal behavior. And the case of Judge Hannah Dugan,
Speaker 1: the illegal alien who was there had beat the crap
Speaker 1: out of some other guy and a woman, and Ruiz
Speaker 1: was in front of her. He had been deported under
Speaker 1: Obama in twenty fourteen. Having committed some crimes back to Mexico.
Speaker 1: He quickly returned to America to begin his life with
Speaker 1: crime anew and he was finally arrested again and brought
Speaker 1: to her courtroom. Now you would think if you're a
Speaker 1: judge sworn to uphold the law, you would actually do
Speaker 1: so that This is not the case in many courtrooms.
Speaker 1: These liberal female judges, mainly females like Judge Carrie Bloom
Speaker 1: and a Hamnicanty juvenile court ignores the law it considers
Speaker 1: it undress necessary because they have political viewpoints. How does
Speaker 1: Judge Hannah Dugan now have the support of other Wisconsin judges.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at a case now out of Wisconsin headline
Speaker 1: Wisconsin judge threatens courtroom boycott over Judge Hannah Dugan's arrest.
Speaker 1: Judge Monica Isham Sham, I hope I'm saying that name correctly,
Speaker 1: will not allow ICE to send a legal immigrants, she says,
Speaker 1: to a concentration camp. Quote, she's boycotting her courtroom today.
Speaker 1: This is a judge who will not uphold the law
Speaker 1: and wants to facilitate the escape of criminal aliens. She said. Quote.
Speaker 1: If there's no guidance for us and no support for us,
Speaker 1: I will refuse to hold court and branch too, and
Speaker 1: saw your county, Wisconsin. I will not put myself for
Speaker 1: my staff who may feel compelled to help me or
Speaker 1: my community and harms way, she said. I have no
Speaker 1: intention by allowing anyone to be taken out of my
Speaker 1: courtroom by ICE and sent to a concentration camp, especially
Speaker 1: without due process. Well, Ruiz got complete due process. Oh
Speaker 1: Obama deported him for criminal behavior back to Mexico. There
Speaker 1: was a deportation order issued against him, and I acted
Speaker 1: on him eleven years ago. He comes back and lives
Speaker 1: here for the next eleven years, committing more crimes. So
Speaker 1: if the facts don't matter, if the facts aren't accurate,
Speaker 1: change the facts to issue your own opinion. In this case,
Speaker 1: Ruiz would have been sent by ICE. He would have
Speaker 1: possibly gone back to Mexico, where he's from and she
Speaker 1: would have the Dugan would have the ability and power
Speaker 1: to try him on the serious criminal cases before her.
Speaker 1: And Judge Isham said, if this cost me my job
Speaker 1: and gets me arrested, at least I know I did
Speaker 1: the right thing. She thinks doing the right thing is
Speaker 1: to facilitate the escape of criminal felons out of the
Speaker 1: United States, out of Wisconsin. She thinks that's her job.
Speaker 1: So Dougan was arrested, spent about six or seven hours
Speaker 1: in custody while being fingerprinted. This is the judge and
Speaker 1: Purp walked charged with obstruction of official proceeding on Friday,
Speaker 1: about three days ago. After this went up to the
Speaker 1: powers that be. About ten days ago is when she
Speaker 1: committed these criminal acts, and she did it in front
Speaker 1: of courthouse staff, facilitated the escape of criminal aliens, and
Speaker 1: now she has numerous individuals, including the Governor of Wisconsin,
Speaker 1: the mayor of Milwaukee, coming to her defense. Unbelievable. Knocked
Speaker 1: me over with a feather. I thought judges were supposed
Speaker 1: to uphold law even if they disagreed with it. How
Speaker 1: do you disagree with the law that says I know
Speaker 1: Obama felt the same way I feel. Come here legally.
Speaker 1: If you come here illegally, both Obama and the Clintons
Speaker 1: both said, get to the hell out of the country.
Speaker 1: That's why Obama is the deporter in chief and not
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. He's blocked at every turn by radical left
Speaker 1: attorneys and others who want to see essentially the further
Speaker 1: collapse of our major cities in some of our blue states.
Speaker 1: It's happening as I speak. And Dugan demanded Judge Dougan
Speaker 1: demanded that the officers preceded the Chief Judge's office down
Speaker 1: the hallway and up the steps, facilitating the escape of
Speaker 1: Eduardo Flores Ruiz and his attorney out of restricted jury door.
Speaker 1: And then he was tracked down by ice officers. A
Speaker 1: foot chase ensued and he was arrested. And then the
Speaker 1: judge was arrested about a week or ten days later
Speaker 1: for obstruction of justice. This is at least the third
Speaker 1: judge we know about who facilitates the escape of criminal aliens.
Speaker 1: What in the hell's going on? And then we have
Speaker 1: US Supreme Court not following its own rules and president.
Speaker 1: According to Justice Alito and Justice Thomas, they ignore the
Speaker 1: law themselves. So when judges ignore the law, when police
Speaker 1: officers are told, like in Cincinnati, do not arrest anyone
Speaker 1: or cit anyone smoking marijuana openly. When we don't enforce
Speaker 1: traffic laws, we have speed bumps. Instead of that, we
Speaker 1: have a complete breakdown of law and order, beginning with
Speaker 1: the George Floyd riots, where literally millions of crimes are
Speaker 1: committed by thousands of individuals who were not prosecuted whatsoever
Speaker 1: for their criminal misbehavior. The guy standing up against this
Speaker 1: whole thing is Donald Trump, who's he's the one actually
Speaker 1: enforcing the law. What a novel concept. And the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party is organized to destroy the presidency of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: and to keep things going with another empty shell in
Speaker 1: the White House. And I think, as Sheriff Jones said,
Speaker 1: that if somehow we don't inculcate deep into the groundwater
Speaker 1: of this country, into the root system, the idea that
Speaker 1: we have laws and rules and regulations that everyone must follow,
Speaker 1: we're in trouble. In fact, Trump has said repeatedly that
Speaker 1: when the US Supreme Court rules on a case, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna follow what the Supreme Court says to do. He's
Speaker 1: not violating any law, he's not above the law. But
Speaker 1: these judges think they are unbelievable liberal judge goes nuclear
Speaker 1: after colleagues arrests for helping illegal aliens escape federal custody.
Speaker 1: What and the mayor Milwaukee, other judges in Wisconsin and
Speaker 1: the governor support Judge Dougan.
Speaker 3: What.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to say other than we're in trouble.
Speaker 1: And I hate to say this, but if we simply
Speaker 1: enacted the deportation policies of President Barack Hussein Obama, they
Speaker 1: would not be any different than the policies of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: The difference is the media would not hold Obama account
Speaker 1: for any of his missteps and misbehaviors none, and they
Speaker 1: go after Trump with hall claws and hooks, engaging in
Speaker 1: the same behavior, exactly the same behavior that Obama did
Speaker 1: while he was the president. The only differential was Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: who was not the president, and the media wouldn't cover
Speaker 1: it because it would have helped Donald Trump be reelected.
Speaker 1: And we figured out between New York City, Atlanta, and Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. What the Democrats are doing to our president,
Speaker 1: and the American people in one voice rejected it with
Speaker 1: somewhat ninety three counts against them, half a billion dollar
Speaker 1: judgment against them, the American people said, no, we're not
Speaker 1: going to have a Banana republic. Democrats are doing this.
Speaker 1: We're not going to let it occur. But now here,
Speaker 1: not quite one hundred days. I think one hundred days
Speaker 1: is going to be. On Wednesday of the Trump presidency.
Speaker 1: All the media is filled with his approval ratings are down.
Speaker 1: Who gives a quad? Who gives a crap about that?
Speaker 1: I don't approval ratings are interesting, but it's a snapshot,
Speaker 1: snapshot in time. We have a president that's not been
Speaker 1: in office one hundred days, and think about the improvement
Speaker 1: on the southern border. Since then, he's enacted the policy
Speaker 1: sees of Barack Hussein Obama and the media can't stand it.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more. But it's said, when I see
Speaker 1: judges acting in such a fashion, it's really fast aackwards. Really,
Speaker 1: I think America should be rightfully furious at these acts
Speaker 1: of judicial betrayal. What's stunning is that the Democrats are
Speaker 1: not furious that the judge for committing felonies with a
Speaker 1: robe on, for betraying the law. They're mad at Tom
Speaker 1: Homan and Donald Trump for enforcing the law. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: I guess to hire your position, the heavier your responsibility
Speaker 1: should be. So, if a teacher commits a sexual act
Speaker 1: against a student, the teachers held to a higher level
Speaker 1: of scrutiny. If an attorney steals from in the state,
Speaker 1: the attorneys held to a higher level of scrutiny. And
Speaker 1: in this case, the judges who violate the law and
Speaker 1: facilitate the escape of criminal felons under the federal system
Speaker 1: should be held to a high level of accountability because
Speaker 1: because there's because they're the ones in charge of the law.
Speaker 1: When the law makers and the judges break the law,
Speaker 1: where do you go for recompense? Justice Alito said Supreme Court,
Speaker 1: we're not following our own laws. And he's right, Judge
Speaker 1: Dougan not following the law. Liberals and conservative Republicans do
Speaker 1: not follow the law. Well, let's continue. Coming up next
Speaker 1: is that Jared Gould. I've been working in this story
Speaker 1: for a while about what is taught in our medical schools.
Speaker 1: Before you send a son or a daughter to a
Speaker 1: medical school, you should listen to the next interview I
Speaker 1: have with Jared Gould about how DEI has infected medical
Speaker 1: schools much like law schools. By the way, the difference
Speaker 1: is the AMA can't sue people except by using attorneys.
Speaker 1: The ab A American Bar Association is a liberal and
Speaker 1: left wing as any organization in America. They don't represent
Speaker 1: us anymore. They'll hire attorneys to sue and to join
Speaker 1: the ACLU, not to be go prosecutors. Let's continue with
Speaker 1: more mine becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. Where do you go when judges break the
Speaker 1: law and then other judges support them and their wrongdoing?
Speaker 1: Where do you go for recompense? How about the victims
Speaker 1: of Ruiz who had the crap beat out of them
Speaker 1: by Ruiz, who should not be here in the first place,
Speaker 1: who was supported by Obama and he's back Now every
Speaker 1: politician in America that are Democrats are supporting Judge Homan
Speaker 1: and her I'm sorry, Judge Dougan and are ignoring a
Speaker 1: federal law. Let's continue twelve to fifty five, Home of
Speaker 1: your Reds News Radio seven hundred. Wught be Bill cunning
Speaker 1: in the Great American I know working in the Bar.
Speaker 4: Association, The American Bar Association and other state bar associations
Speaker 4: are completely woke. Deeigenda completely the indoctrination of law students,
Speaker 4: which is even worse maybe than medical students goes. Law
Speaker 4: students have access to courtrooms, can actually sue and do
Speaker 4: things of that character, creating judges like Judge Dougan in
Speaker 4: the Milwaukee area who's facilitating the escape of criminal aliens.
Speaker 4: It's unbelievable that judges themselves will participate in this, But nonetheless,
Speaker 4: the same things happening in medical schools. The Critical Condition
Speaker 4: is an article put out by Jared Gould and how
Speaker 4: medical schools are forcing DEI orthodoxy on future physicians has
Speaker 4: terrible effects. Commitments to DEI have become a standard feature
Speaker 4: across medical schools in America, encompassing three demands. Here are
Speaker 4: the key findings of the report. John, of you and
Speaker 4: I now is that same Jared Gould, co author of
Speaker 4: the article about Critical Condition, and Jared Gould, I think
Speaker 4: welcome for the first time to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: But Jared, first of all, give us an overview of
Speaker 4: the problems. Then we'll get into these specifics about the
Speaker 4: indoctrination of medical students and not their medical education.
Speaker 5: Exactly.
Speaker 6: Well, thanks for having me, so we just put out
Speaker 6: this report.
Speaker 5: The big problem here is that.
Speaker 6: DEI is pervasive across medical institutions. We obtained records from
Speaker 6: the top public medical schools in the country, and in
Speaker 6: these documents we found that medical students are being coerced
Speaker 6: and to adopting diversity, equity inclusion ideology. This is reinforcing
Speaker 6: leftist views on race, gender, and now even weight weight.
Speaker 5: And they're doing weight.
Speaker 6: So that future physicians don't just see themselves as healthcare providers,
Speaker 6: but as agents of social change.
Speaker 5: And there's much here.
Speaker 6: You don't just have the healthcare implications, but many free
Speaker 6: speech implications.
Speaker 1: So it encompasses three areas, racial justice mandates in medical school,
Speaker 1: gender ideology mandates, and also weight inclusivity mandate. And so
Speaker 1: let's talk. Let's back up just a little bit. Why
Speaker 1: is DEI diversity, equity and inclusion which at the heart
Speaker 1: of race discrimination? In other words, please let us racially
Speaker 1: discriminate based upon color, framing white folks as inherently racists
Speaker 1: and physicians as agents of social reform. Tell us the
Speaker 1: principle the foundation of DEI and what it does to
Speaker 1: every institution that it infects.
Speaker 6: So DEI is a disease that has been ratting our
Speaker 6: public education systems for decades and I don't think that
Speaker 6: twenty years ago you would have expected anybody to think
Speaker 6: that this ideology would have become pervasive in our professional schools,
Speaker 6: but it certainly has, and we found that out to
Speaker 6: be the case with this medical school report.
Speaker 5: What it really is, at the end of the day.
Speaker 6: Is activists, administrators and faculty at these campuses and these
Speaker 6: schools of medicine that see themselves, as I said before,
Speaker 6: agents of social change, and they forced this idea onto
Speaker 6: students through all kinds of mandates, DEI statements, hippocratic oaths,
Speaker 6: curriculum integration and harassment policies, and broadly speaking, what the
Speaker 6: idea is, it's framed around the oppressor versus oppressed hierarchy,
Speaker 6: and in the leftist viewpoint, white men are at the
Speaker 6: top of this oppression hierarchy and they oppress everybody else.
Speaker 6: But interestingly, the left has been able to jetson in
Speaker 6: the gender ideology and weight inclusivity into this oppression hierarchy.
Speaker 6: So transgender people are now oppressed, but also obese people
Speaker 6: are now oppressed.
Speaker 1: And so in a practical way, unfortunately, I'm like a
Speaker 1: white male, I'm married, I'm a father, I'm a practicing
Speaker 1: Roman Catholic, I would imagine put that together, Well, what
Speaker 1: chance would a young Bill Cunningham have getting into medical
Speaker 1: school and coming out with conservative viewpoints? What chance would
Speaker 1: I have?
Speaker 6: You would probably have zero coming out, probably zero advance
Speaker 6: of coming out of any medical school with conservative viewpoints.
Speaker 6: And even if you still got through the program with
Speaker 6: conservative viewpoints, you would likely not express those viewpoints because,
Speaker 6: as we detail in this report, dissenting these leftist views
Speaker 6: come with consequence. There's just one example, well, there's many
Speaker 6: examples of what just one that comes to the top
Speaker 6: of mind is doctor Norman Wang. He was previously affiliated
Speaker 6: with University of Pittsburgh and he published a peer review
Speaker 6: article which was questioning affirmative action in medical education, and
Speaker 6: immediately he was removed from teaching, bart from student contact.
Speaker 6: He was accused of racism and this conduct, and he
Speaker 6: had his article retracted without any recourse. He was not
Speaker 6: able to defend himself. And it's people like that who
Speaker 6: are really put into the spotlight and made an example
Speaker 6: out of. So that you know, somebody like yourself, who,
Speaker 6: let's say, as conservative viewpoints doesn't express those views in
Speaker 6: medical schools.
Speaker 1: How is this possible? Because I think medical school research.
Speaker 1: Cancer is an equal opportunity offender. Emergency room care doesn't
Speaker 1: make any difference what color, what gender you are. You
Speaker 1: get treated when you go to your primary care physician.
Speaker 1: And so how does it work down to the patient level.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about Cleveland Clinic with sued recently, which is
Speaker 1: a fine institution, I thought, because they inact DEI principles
Speaker 1: when it comes to practicing medicine and a practical level.
Speaker 1: What does that mean when you have to it here
Speaker 1: to DEI principles? How does that change care?
Speaker 5: It warps care?
Speaker 6: It makes physicians in this context of seeing themselves as
Speaker 6: social agents.
Speaker 5: If you have a white man, let's stay, who is severely.
Speaker 6: Ill, but a black female patient who doesn't really need
Speaker 6: treatment and you know it is not in critical condition,
Speaker 6: this position who's been indoctrinated into this ideology might see
Speaker 6: it fit to serve that black female pace first and
Speaker 6: leave the white male patients on the bed suffering from
Speaker 6: whatever critical state he or she or he would be in,
Speaker 6: simply because they have to make up for so called
Speaker 6: historical historical oppressions and whatnot.
Speaker 1: And what about the issue of admission to medical school.
Speaker 1: I know, to go into law school, there's some about
Speaker 1: four times more applicants than spots, and so you fill
Speaker 1: out forms and reports indicating what you've done in college,
Speaker 1: and if you put on your essay to get into
Speaker 1: law school, the activities you've been involved in, there's certain
Speaker 1: activities that are check marked and other activities that are
Speaker 1: lined through. What if you come out of college and
Speaker 1: you're married, and you're straight, and you're white, and you
Speaker 1: belong to a conservative group at Ohio State or UCLA
Speaker 1: or University of Chicago, is that a disqualifying factor just
Speaker 1: to get into medical school.
Speaker 6: It possibly could be, unless, of course, you submit your
Speaker 6: DEI statement, which is of course required at almost all
Speaker 6: of these institutions that speech for surveyed. If you want
Speaker 6: to get into medical into medical school, even whether you're
Speaker 6: a student or faculty member applying for a job, they
Speaker 6: all require that you submit DEI statements, which is effectively
Speaker 6: a political illness test. It is to make sure that
Speaker 6: you are going to toe the line on the racial hierarchy.
Speaker 5: Ideology, the gender ideology.
Speaker 6: And now possibly this weight inclusivity, which is becoming more
Speaker 6: pervasive across medical schools.
Speaker 1: How about this one and your report gender ideology mandate
Speaker 1: medical schools nationwide are embedding gender ideology and the courses, clerkships,
Speaker 1: and policies requiring students to affirm in writing the patient's
Speaker 1: gender identity. This includes chosen pronouns supporting social or medical
Speaker 1: transitions and recognize in gender identifying over biological sex, even
Speaker 1: for children. I've had on other reports that eight year
Speaker 1: old girls in certain public schools in Blue cities and
Speaker 1: Blue States are being taught how to self pleasure themselves,
Speaker 1: or at nine year old boys are told about oral
Speaker 1: sex in the third and fourth grade. And ideology, you
Speaker 1: have to identify with a pronoun, which sends this signal
Speaker 1: to those making important decisions. You're part of that particular tribe.
Speaker 1: And so the idea that you might recall. Great Britain
Speaker 1: about a month ago had a report that they studied
Speaker 1: this issue for twenty five years at one hundred and
Speaker 1: seven thousand examples that gender transitioning causes more problems in
Speaker 1: adulthood than it solves. And now last week or a
Speaker 1: few days ago, the Great Britain came out the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court of Great Britain England said that there's only two genders,
Speaker 1: it's male and female, and that there was not one
Speaker 1: hundred and seven different genders. And so when you talk
Speaker 1: about gender ideology and recognize the fact that one can
Speaker 1: identify as a different gender than what you are, you
Speaker 1: have to believe in those things to get through medical
Speaker 1: school today. Is that correct?
Speaker 5: That's correct.
Speaker 6: Across all of we survey had more than fifty institutions
Speaker 6: across the United States, basically one medical school for every
Speaker 6: state that had that had a public medical school.
Speaker 5: Okay, and this.
Speaker 6: Was We found that about ninety nine percent of these
Speaker 6: schools mandate this ideology either in their core curriculums, as
Speaker 6: part of some kind of trans as part of some
Speaker 6: kind of orientation training, or a surgical practice. So just
Speaker 6: for example, the University of Arizona, which we wind out
Speaker 6: in our report, it mandates transgender medicine training, teaching that
Speaker 6: pediatric transitioning. This is from clothing all the way to
Speaker 6: puberty blockers as standard practice.
Speaker 1: Say that again, the right, it's not right there, Tell me,
Speaker 1: University of Arizona, repeat what is required for the This
Speaker 1: is unbelievable. This is like six, seven, an, eight, nine,
Speaker 1: ten year olds. Explain to say that again, please, Jared.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So the University of Arizona is mandating transgender medicine training,
Speaker 6: which is teaching that pediatric transitioning, this is from clothing
Speaker 6: all the way to puberty blockers is standard practice.
Speaker 5: What that simply means is.
Speaker 6: If a little boy comes to a physician and says
Speaker 6: I feel like a little girl, the physicians are being
Speaker 6: told that they should start them with social transitioning, which
Speaker 6: simply means will put them in little girl clothes and
Speaker 6: vice versa.
Speaker 5: And this works all the.
Speaker 6: Way up to your teenage years, where you're eventually given
Speaker 6: puberty blockers, which then leads to irreversible mutilation of your
Speaker 6: sexual organs in order to affirm gender identity. But it
Speaker 6: really gets even bizarre than that, Like at the University
Speaker 6: of Missouri, they have an orientation that includes a video
Speaker 6: in encouraging students to accept scenarios like biological men receiving
Speaker 6: a gynecological exam. Why because it affirms that affirms gender ideology. Physicians,
Speaker 6: future physicians, and these students in medical schools are being
Speaker 6: told that affirming the gender is standard practice and if
Speaker 6: you dissent against that, you risk being kicked out of
Speaker 6: medical schools because built into the harassment policies are gender
Speaker 6: ideology mandates, so you have to use the correct pronouns.
Speaker 5: It comes from the top down.
Speaker 6: If you do not do these things, you violate a
Speaker 6: harassment policy or you get an F in a class.
Speaker 6: You have to do these things in order to get
Speaker 6: through medical school.
Speaker 1: To Jared Gould, if I show up in an emergency
Speaker 1: room in Missouri or Arizona, and I have stomach cramps,
Speaker 1: and I announced as a proud American male, now I'm
Speaker 1: having a baby. I'm having a baby. Here he's coming,
Speaker 1: and I have shall we say genderous male genitelia And
Speaker 1: I show up in an er in Arizona or Missouri
Speaker 1: and I'm having a baby. They have to treat me
Speaker 1: as if I'm having a baby.
Speaker 6: I'm not exactly sure how that would work in an ER,
Speaker 6: but I will say that it's becoming a parent. That
Speaker 6: in the near future, if this, if this de ideology
Speaker 6: continues to be taught in our in our schools, that
Speaker 6: that will that is what will happen when you enter
Speaker 6: in ER. I can tell you just from family experience.
Speaker 6: Most of my families in medicine. My biological fathers an
Speaker 6: er physician. My mother is a director of a clinic.
Speaker 6: They now have on their check marks for when you
Speaker 6: enter into the er, when you're entering to get a
Speaker 6: cat scan, your gender identity and then your biological sex.
Speaker 6: And so the physicians they're responsible for providing you care,
Speaker 6: even at the hospital level, are being told.
Speaker 5: That you have to affirm the patient's gender identity.
Speaker 1: So if I identify as a woman, I go to
Speaker 1: the R I want my ovaries cat scan or whatever
Speaker 1: they have to. Okay, Cunningham, we're going to cat scan
Speaker 1: your ovaries.
Speaker 5: I believe, So that's exactly what they'll do.
Speaker 6: I mean, it gets so absurd that biological men are
Speaker 6: receiving a gynecological exam. You have to assume that the
Speaker 6: absurdity stretches all the way to er rooms, especially as
Speaker 6: we continue to graduate medical students that are indoctrinated into
Speaker 6: this ideology.
Speaker 1: Lastly, Jared Gould, you have weight inclusivity mandates under the
Speaker 1: social justice framework. In medical school, students are trained to
Speaker 1: approach obesity through sensitivity guidelines that deny the link between
Speaker 1: weight and health. Physicians are pressured to prioritize affirming obese
Speaker 1: patients experiences over addressing underlying health concerns. So if someone
Speaker 1: is morbidly obese, there is not a connection between the
Speaker 1: behavior on one hand and the physicality on the other.
Speaker 1: That physicians are pressured to prioritize affirming obese patients in
Speaker 1: their four hundred pound condition. You have to act as
Speaker 1: if there's no connection between being morbidly obese in one
Speaker 1: hand and having bad health problems on the other. The
Speaker 1: weight inclusivity, along with gender ideology and racial justice kind
Speaker 1: of go together, exactly.
Speaker 6: We found across all of these institutions more than thirty
Speaker 6: percent of them had weight inclusivity or some form of
Speaker 6: weight inclusivity in their documents or on their websites or
Speaker 6: in their reading materials. What it is is a part
Speaker 6: of the oppression hierarchy, where the left has said, well,
Speaker 6: if you are obese, it is not really a consequence
Speaker 6: of your decisions, but because you are oppressed, and so
Speaker 6: physicians have to approach obese.
Speaker 5: Patients with extreme sensitivity.
Speaker 6: At the University of Texas at Austin, second year medical
Speaker 6: students are told that weight loss efforts create a quote
Speaker 6: culture of shame and are trained to exchange terms like
Speaker 6: obese for people with larger bodies. And at ucas Structural
Speaker 6: Racism and Health Equity course, which is an actual course.
Speaker 6: It includes a topic on fat phobia as a concept,
Speaker 6: equating clinical concern over obesity with discrimination.
Speaker 5: So if you claim that somebody's obese.
Speaker 6: Or you say that they're unhealthy because they're obese, you
Speaker 6: can now be discriminating against them.
Speaker 1: I'm not obese, but if I identify as obese, does
Speaker 1: that make me obese? I'm not a female, but if
Speaker 1: identify as a female, does that make me female? So
Speaker 1: it's not the biological fact of your existence, it's what
Speaker 1: you identify as and that Trump's reality is that correct?
Speaker 5: According to these files? You are correct?
Speaker 1: Well, how do we get out of this? Can we
Speaker 1: get out of it? It's so inside the groundwater, the
Speaker 1: root system of medical and the ABA, the amme. How
Speaker 1: do we get out of it? I don't know.
Speaker 6: Well, the first thing is that medical schools have to
Speaker 6: return to their core mission, and that's to train skilled,
Speaker 6: knowledgeable and ethical physicians, not idiot logical activists. The classroom
Speaker 6: has to be a place for critical thinking and not
Speaker 6: political conformity.
Speaker 5: So one of the first.
Speaker 6: Things that you can do is get rid of these
Speaker 6: DEI mandates altogether. The Trump administration has gladly and I
Speaker 6: think rightfully, so put out eos that tell universities they
Speaker 6: can't do this. Now, the universities are still going to
Speaker 6: fight against this because they see themselves as their own agents.
Speaker 6: In fact, the AUP has said repeatedly that the administrators
Speaker 6: at college and university campus that should ignore the Trump
Speaker 6: eos because they're betting on a leftist president to come
Speaker 6: in in four years and basically reverse everything Trump's doing.
Speaker 6: So we really have to call on our legislators to
Speaker 6: codify these rules into law and not just let them.
Speaker 5: Exist as eos.
Speaker 6: But the public also has to get aware and get
Speaker 6: a grip on what's going on with their institutions. These
Speaker 6: are taxpayer funded institutions. Their dollars are going towards educating idiologues,
Speaker 6: and I think they're going to get a grip on
Speaker 6: it when they get into a physician's office and they
Speaker 6: start to see the detriment of their healthcare as a
Speaker 6: result of this practice.
Speaker 1: But most importantly, if in four years or so we
Speaker 1: have a Kamala Harris or a liberal Democrat back in charge,
Speaker 1: all these things will be reversed. The southern border will
Speaker 1: be a wide open once again. Oh hell is going
Speaker 1: to break listen. Lastly, Jared, go how do people get
Speaker 1: to copy of this report?
Speaker 6: All you have to do is go to speech first
Speaker 6: dot org and on our reports tab, just click that
Speaker 6: and it's the first report at the top.
Speaker 1: Jared Gold, We're in trouble. I mean, if I identify
Speaker 1: as as an obese woman, that's not reality. And if
Speaker 1: I go to a doctor when I'm forty years old
Speaker 1: and say I identify as blind, does that mean my
Speaker 1: eyes should be taken out?
Speaker 6: I don't know, but according to these files, they might
Speaker 6: say yes.
Speaker 5: And I'm with you.
Speaker 6: I'm horrified that what we're going to get here are
Speaker 6: doctors who are going to shove kids into gender chaos.
Speaker 6: They're going to favor race over health, and they're going
Speaker 6: to lie to obese patience, which is going to endangerous
Speaker 6: all for this deranged fringe.
Speaker 1: Jared Gold, you're a great American and thanks for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Jared, thank you
Speaker 1: for having me. Let's continue. The truth will set us free,
Speaker 1: aba Ama. They are indoctrinated with politically correct audeology that
Speaker 1: is hurting the legal profession and hurting the medical profession.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: Listen to the last few minutes of your show. Before
Speaker 7: I came home waiting on here, I was like, twenty
Speaker 7: eighteen all over.
Speaker 3: With you guys.
Speaker 7: Well we're very how so well you guys were bitching
Speaker 7: in twenty eighteen about Josh Allen. You guys wanted Josh Rosen,
Speaker 7: and now you guys are bitching that we don't have
Speaker 7: a receiver. I don't get it, like we just sco
Speaker 7: hold on, let me talk. We just scored thirty points
Speaker 7: in a row for eight straight games a year ago.
Speaker 7: I get you guys asking why we didn't have receivers,
Speaker 7: but I don't understand it. Now. You just saw us
Speaker 7: lead the league in points. When you add all the postseason,
Speaker 7: no one scored more points than the Buffalo Bills, including
Speaker 7: the Super Bowl champions. So you just saw us do
Speaker 7: it without Stefan Diggs. Same group. How is this group
Speaker 7: not better than last year's group? Like, I don't like
Speaker 7: our job is to score points.
Speaker 3: And win games.
Speaker 7: Where do we need to get better defense? We did that,
Speaker 7: So I get it. You got to have a show,
Speaker 7: and you got to you gotta have something to bitch about.
Speaker 7: But bitching about wide receiver is one of the dumbest
Speaker 7: arguments I've heard. Hello, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: God head coach of your Buffalo Bills setting down the law. Well,
Speaker 1: that was a gm bran Bean radio boarding show. We
Speaker 1: don't have stupid here, do we. We got Moe, We've
Speaker 1: got Lance, we got Tony, we got Austin. You calling
Speaker 1: all them stupid, I'm saying we don't have stupid, but
Speaker 1: you did. The news media is stupid in general. How
Speaker 1: about this Judson. Hudson is the girlfriend of Bill Belichick.
Speaker 1: She's fifty years young. I don't want to talk about that.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about fifty years She's off to the
Speaker 1: side during a CBS interview and what she's prompting answers
Speaker 1: for Bill Belichick, Right, we're not talking about that. He
Speaker 1: looks like he just woke up. You gonna put some
Speaker 1: clothes on, I mean a torn up Navy sweatshirt, And
Speaker 1: you're right, he did look like it. But I don't
Speaker 1: think he's going to be on anytime soon anymore.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: But he's got a I mean, you know, you got
Speaker 1: six Super Bowl rings, you got a legacy. You're gonna
Speaker 1: get in, You're gonna get in the Hall of fame immediately.
Speaker 1: Just that's it. I mean, why why you know the
Speaker 1: North Carolina I guarantee you he'll be a bust there completely.
Speaker 1: Jordan Hudson is taking control of the Belichick media operation
Speaker 1: at North Carolina. And she's fifty years younger. When you're
Speaker 1: in your seventies, don't you agree you should just give
Speaker 1: it up and pass on to someone else? Do you agree?
Speaker 1: Like you give me some sports will e the yes sture,
Speaker 1: the Crown Service. You walked right into that. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. The Stuart Reporters, servers of your local tame
Speaker 1: Star heating it we're not talking about that. We're not
Speaker 1: talking about that. Well, your local Temestar heating and air
Speaker 1: conditioning dealers Tamestar quality you could feel on the east
Speaker 1: side called Clement's Heating an air nine three seven four
Speaker 1: four four forty four oh one. How about this? Allegedly,
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty two, when Belichick was dating her, he
Speaker 1: would help her with her homework at Bridgewater State University
Speaker 1: and sign autographs for her friends. I bet and he said, Jordan,
Speaker 1: thanks for giving me a course in logic safe travels.
Speaker 1: Belichick was courting her three years ago. When she was
Speaker 1: twenty one years old and Belichick was seventy, a little
Speaker 1: fifty year age difference. Fifty. You's gotta be investigated, and
Speaker 1: Jordan is giving Belichick prompted answers to talking about that.
Speaker 1: About that comes from her? That guy in sixty minute said,
Speaker 1: why don't you shut up? I'm gonna ask the questions.
Speaker 1: But she's also a swimsuit model. Have you seen her
Speaker 1: in her swimsuit? What what swimsuit? She hardly got one on,
Speaker 1: like band aids in an eggshell. Thank you, go ahead, Nicolodola,
Speaker 1: Willie Dilan yesterday loud just two hits and seven shutout innings,
Speaker 1: Reds roll the Rocks at eight to one. I'm glad
Speaker 1: you brought that up because wasn't the throw by Dela Cruz.
Speaker 1: Wasn't that an error? The ball got there before the
Speaker 1: runner hit the base. If it was pulled off the
Speaker 1: base because of an air and throw, isn't that an error?
Speaker 1: Not a hit? Lodolo struck out nine. He becomes the
Speaker 1: fifth visiting pitcher at Coors Field to throw seven shutout innings.
Speaker 1: How about this and one of their snap shot get togethers,
Speaker 1: she was a mermaid coming out of the ocean and
Speaker 1: Belichick was giving her mouth to mouth resuscitation. Well, there's
Speaker 1: also one where he's laying on the beach with his
Speaker 1: legs up and she's like doing the yoga the Titanic thing.
Speaker 1: You gotta be segment. He's seventy three years old, the
Speaker 1: woman's fifty years this junior, and she's got to give
Speaker 1: him answers. You got your six Super Bowl rings, You're
Speaker 1: gonna go to the National Football League Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: You got a you know, a beloved legendary coach. How
Speaker 1: about this one? Just go, Belichick told North Carolina Athletic
Speaker 1: officials boy to copy Hudson on emails sent to Belichick.
Speaker 1: She's in charge of my affairs. Now which affairs is
Speaker 1: he referring to?
Speaker 5: Wellie.
Speaker 1: Cincinnati completed a three game sweep in Denver. Go to
Speaker 1: six and three on the trip, fifteen and thirteen. Ow
Speaker 1: the two over five hundred for the first time in
Speaker 1: a year. You know when they open up two and six.
Speaker 1: If they didn't do that, it'd be six games over five. Now,
Speaker 1: how about this one? The Athletic reported earlier this month,
Speaker 1: at Hudson question whether the school was protecting Belichick from
Speaker 1: Slanders posts and social media referring to him as a
Speaker 1: predator for dating a woman fifty years his junior. Probably
Speaker 1: is can an adult woman. I mean he's fifty years older,
Speaker 1: but maybe he's hot. Do what please continue? One thing?
Speaker 1: Is he out of dress a little better? Don't worry
Speaker 1: those holes it with? I mean, I mean what we
Speaker 1: get that he get that Navy sweatshirt. Like in nineteen
Speaker 1: thirty one Red's kickoff of seven game homestand tonight, Well
Speaker 1: he was the first of four up against those Cardinals.
Speaker 1: Five forty Sports Talk Arnell Carriers Inside Pitch that the
Speaker 1: Kelsey Chevrolet Extra ding show after the game about this.
Speaker 1: Athletic also reported the UNC senior athletic director Robbie Evans
Speaker 1: would handle the external affairs of Bill Belichick, let her
Speaker 1: handle the internal affairs. I bet let's see the Cardinals
Speaker 1: come to town twelve and sixteen and two and eleven
Speaker 1: on the road. Eh, So you can't have any more,
Speaker 1: you know, not, no slacking off here because you got
Speaker 1: four with Saint Louis, then you got the Nationals over
Speaker 1: the weekend, then you go to Atlanta and then Houston.
Speaker 1: I guess Belichick has a new book out right, Oh boy,
Speaker 1: can't wait? Belichick describes the twenty two year old Hudson,
Speaker 1: It says creative news. However, the interview appeared to go
Speaker 1: awry when Doka Pill, the CBS reporter, asked about he
Speaker 1: and how did you and Hudson meet? What's wrong with that?
Speaker 1: I think she was a girl scout at the time.
Speaker 1: Catcher Tyler Stevenson rehabing them from that oblique, It's gonna
Speaker 1: stay in TAA for the next few games against Memphis.
Speaker 1: Don't need a catcher, get more playing time because Louisville's
Speaker 1: had some rainouts lately. Don't need a catcher. Weigh my life.
Speaker 1: Look at a comeback from Tommy John Surgery left his
Speaker 1: start yesterday with a direct Dayton Dragons after just ten pitches.
Speaker 1: How about this? Hudson will seemingly be a constant presence
Speaker 1: at tarhel football games the home and Marty Brennan h
Speaker 1: be on the sidelines with him. Correct, once the college
Speaker 1: football season starts, she will shadow Belichick throughout the game.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. Well, what does Marty Brennhman say
Speaker 1: about this? Probably not a tar Heel fan. Wade Miley's
Speaker 1: arm is okay, Willy, but apparently he suffered a lower
Speaker 1: body injury. When asked, are you discussing marriage, he says,
Speaker 1: I'm not getting into that. Can you marry someone fifty
Speaker 1: years your junior? He's a barrel of laughs. If I
Speaker 1: was a woman, Happy birthday, then you might be a woman.
Speaker 1: You canna identify as a woman, can't you. I just
Speaker 1: had a guest on about this. Look down your shirt?
Speaker 1: What do you see see any boobies?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Man, thank you? Go ahead. Happy birthday. Willie goes out
Speaker 1: today to number eleven, the captain That was my number.
Speaker 1: Dear Park High School. You Barry Larkin, the pride of
Speaker 1: silver and Moeler, How old is he? Twenty seven? When
Speaker 1: I come in and out of Silverton, you see the
Speaker 1: signs homes of Roger Staubach yep, and Barry Larkin. That's
Speaker 1: not about Byron. He's not there, only Barry. I think
Speaker 1: Byron's mad about this. But Barry is in the Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame, and Byron is in the Xavier Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: Good vibes here a Huadio swar As Willy over the
Speaker 1: weekend became the nineteenth player in Big League history to
Speaker 1: hit four home runs in a game on Saturday. Let's
Speaker 1: see the Bengals Benle Bengals. Brought to you by Good
Speaker 1: Spirits and Party Town, thirteen convenient locations in northern Kentucky.
Speaker 1: The draft classes in the free agents are in and
Speaker 1: now the twenty twenty six NFL Draft will be held
Speaker 1: in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Really, yes, right there where the confluence
Speaker 1: of the Monongahela and the Allegheny come together to form
Speaker 1: the Mighty Ohio. It's going to come here. Can you
Speaker 1: believe Barry Larkin is sixty one? No, he looks like
Speaker 1: he's thirty one. I saw him about two weeks ago.
Speaker 1: It looks like he still could play. Yeah, sixty one
Speaker 1: years old. You know you're getting old when you get
Speaker 1: to be sixty. You know what, I don't know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying segment. I know what you're saying. Do you
Speaker 1: see yourself dating a twenty year old? I'd be hospitalized.
Speaker 1: But what about you said you've had all these girlfriends
Speaker 1: over the years. I mean, you know the wonder you
Speaker 1: had to go to doctor doctor Dean to see about
Speaker 1: your heart. All the action, all the action you've seen
Speaker 1: over the years. I can't say you're dating twenty four
Speaker 1: year olds.
Speaker 8: Can't say, yeah, she's long as you go on sixty
Speaker 8: twenty two, Why don't you go on sixty minutes?
Speaker 1: They met at a girl scout camp? Yeah, and what
Speaker 1: does that mean? What's Belichick doing at a girl scout
Speaker 1: camp talking football? There word predators been used a little bit,
Speaker 1: and uh, you might say, might be not happy about that.
Speaker 1: Soccer FC Cincinnati will he stands alone in first place now,
Speaker 1: one point head of Columbus an Eastern Conference. With that
Speaker 1: two to one win Saturday over Sporting KC. How about
Speaker 1: that Pat Noonan's team has won five straight matches. They're
Speaker 1: on the road this Sunday against New York City FC
Speaker 1: at Beautiful City Field. So a twenty two year old
Speaker 1: model is head of the internal affairs of Bill Belichick,
Speaker 1: the head coach of the Tar Heels. That is going
Speaker 1: to be an absolute mess. And Chapel it's heading right
Speaker 1: down that road. Can't do it. And you told me
Speaker 1: NFL doesn't care much for the guy anymore. He can't
Speaker 1: get a gig with Dallas or Nara. I mean, let's see.
Speaker 1: Journalism is a three to one morning line favorite for
Speaker 1: Saturday's Kentucky Derby really yeah, and then let's see going
Speaker 1: back to the National Football League, The son of Atlanta
Speaker 1: Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Olbrich, admitted to that prank caw
Speaker 1: he made the Shader Sanders during the NFL draft and
Speaker 1: apologized on Instagram. He wanted to say he was drafted
Speaker 1: by New Orleans right, funny day. He's a funny Twenty
Speaker 1: one year old kid wrote down the number of his
Speaker 1: father's open eyepad while visiting his parents home to later
Speaker 1: conduct a prank call. He's a funny man. Yeah, not good,
Speaker 1: The phone out of be implied. Imagine what Tom Brady's
Speaker 1: thinking about his old coach, Bill Belichick. I don't have
Speaker 1: no idea. Can you imagine college basketball as Xavier's got
Speaker 1: a or n KU's got a commitment from forward Addison Archer.
Speaker 1: He's at a ranger college at JUCO School out of Texas,
Speaker 1: shooting fifty five overall. Walnut Hills has named Kashmir Wright
Speaker 1: really as their new Boys basketball head coach. According to
Speaker 1: The in Choir and Mike Dyer from UC Right, Yes,
Speaker 1: former UC standout succeeds succeeds Stu Holt. He's a former
Speaker 1: UC great, two time champion or two time captain and
Speaker 1: name to the UC Basketball All Decade Team segment. Give
Speaker 1: me out of the Stuge report. We have Michael McDonald
Speaker 1: coming up on the conclave. Who's gonna be we're talking about? Yeah,
Speaker 1: well we're gonna have him talk about the conclave segment.
Speaker 1: Give me out of the Stooge report.
Speaker 3: Will he?
Speaker 1: And of a nice day? You're in a tri state.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stood Report. Well,
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens, won't we. No boy Justice Joe
Speaker 1: laying down the law on Bill Belichick and Jordan Hudson
Speaker 1: on News Radio seven hundred WLW by Billy Cunningham, the
Speaker 1: Great American. Of course, it is Monday now in Rome,
Speaker 1: and normally there's about a nine day a difference between
Speaker 1: the burial and the conclave itself, which looks like the
Speaker 1: conclave will be a week or a few days from now,
Speaker 1: maybe Monday of next week, about May the fifth or sixth,
Speaker 1: schedule to start. That's in the hands of the so
Speaker 1: called cardinals. I think there's about one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: voting cardinals that's under the age of eighty. You can
Speaker 1: be a cardinal over the age of eighty, but you
Speaker 1: can't vote, so that means Cardinal Dolan, New York City
Speaker 1: is going to be able to vote. I think he's
Speaker 1: like seventy seven or seventy eight. I think he'd be
Speaker 1: a fabulous pope. But that's a different story. And we've
Speaker 1: gone through now two hundred and sixty six popes, beginning
Speaker 1: with Peter. Upon this rock, I will build my church.
Speaker 1: No other religion can go to go back two thousand
Speaker 1: years with two hundred and sixty six consecutive popes. Some
Speaker 1: have been great, some have been good. I think the
Speaker 1: information about John Paul the Second in Francis extremely popular
Speaker 1: with the masses. A little different approach to things. Nonetheless,
Speaker 1: Benedict in the middle was BENEDICTA sixteenth who died in
Speaker 1: twenty thirteen, died in He left the papacy in twenty
Speaker 1: thirteen and died in twenty twenty two. Was a very bright,
Speaker 1: intelligent pope. But nonetheless he didn't hold the masses like
Speaker 1: Francis and John Paul the Second, did you? And I
Speaker 1: now is the great Michael McDonald of the Catholic League
Speaker 1: and the New York City Michael McDonald, welcome again to
Speaker 1: the bill. Cunningham Show and so kind of layout over
Speaker 1: the next eight to nine days. That is now Monday
Speaker 1: in Rome. What's going to happen the next eight or
Speaker 1: nine days with the cardinals getting ready to select one
Speaker 1: of them to be the next Pope.
Speaker 3: Hey Bill, great to be with you again.
Speaker 9: So yeah, So over the weekend we had the funeral
Speaker 9: for Pote Francis on Saturday, and now there's going to
Speaker 9: be nine days of morning following the nine days of
Speaker 9: mornings when the conclave begins. Now, in addition to the
Speaker 9: ceremonial acts that go along with the morning in this time,
Speaker 9: the cardinals are going to be taking an opportunity to
Speaker 9: for lack of a better term, sort of caucus and
Speaker 9: try and find like minded cardinals and decide what's going
Speaker 9: to be the best way to protect the interest of
Speaker 9: the Catholic Church moving forward. You know, this is actually
Speaker 9: a very big deal in this election. I mean it's
Speaker 9: a big deal in every election, but particularly in this one.
Speaker 9: A lot of the cardinals have not had an opportunity
Speaker 9: to interact with each other. You know, in the middle
Speaker 9: of Pope Francis's reign, we had COVID a lot of
Speaker 9: these cardinals that he appointed, and a lot of them
Speaker 9: are very good men from what they call the peripheries
Speaker 9: of the Church, so from Africa, Asia, places that you
Speaker 9: don't really think of his Catholic strongholds that do have
Speaker 9: very strong and growing Catholic flocks there, and it's great
Speaker 9: that they're getting representation. But as a result, you know,
Speaker 9: it's not like how it used to be back in
Speaker 9: say the fifteen hundreds, where it was definitely an Italian
Speaker 9: good old and everyone was just kind of a village
Speaker 9: over and sort of knew each other. So it's very
Speaker 9: important that the Cardinals take this opportunity and then next
Speaker 9: weeks where we'll get into a little bit more of
Speaker 9: the cloak and dagger stuff that people are more familiar
Speaker 9: with if they've seen Conclavor any of these other the
Speaker 9: boors or anything like that, where the real horse trading.
Speaker 3: Begins and all that type of stuff. So yeah, we'll see,
Speaker 3: you know, I don't think it's going.
Speaker 9: To be anything as dramatic as that, but we do
Speaker 9: live in strange times.
Speaker 1: So you had the Liberals and the Conservatives in America.
Speaker 1: Today the Republican Party is kind of the reform party
Speaker 1: that has switched the Democratic Party in America is now
Speaker 1: the status quo party. And when I look at the
Speaker 1: last few popes, I would think that Francis And was
Speaker 1: from Argentina, Benedict was from Germany, John Paul the second Poland.
Speaker 1: We have a streak here of non Italian popes, which
Speaker 1: is quite unusual. And the smart money you have a
Speaker 1: little group two to three popes according to the media,
Speaker 1: which may mean nothing at all. That may be the favorites.
Speaker 1: Who are your favorites other than Cardinal Dolan.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, Cardinal Dolan. He just turned seventy five, so
Speaker 9: you know, maybe I hope they don't consider that too old.
Speaker 9: I think Cardinal Dolan, if anyone's familiar with his, then
Speaker 9: here is a great fighter, particularly for religious liberties here
Speaker 9: in the United States. I was really a very vocal
Speaker 9: voice on the Affordable Care Obamacare mandates that they're trying
Speaker 9: to make the little sisters of the forepay for abortion pills. Yeah,
Speaker 9: very good on that. On top of that, you know,
Speaker 9: there's a couple of other good cardinals for more of
Speaker 9: that from that more traditionalist mindset that speak to the
Speaker 9: issues that Catholic League members are really concerned about. Cardinal
Speaker 9: Sarah from Africa. He's another great choice, very strong on
Speaker 9: the issues. I particularly like him, a good cardinal to
Speaker 9: keep an eye on, probably not necessarily a contender, but
Speaker 9: to sort of see, especially in this week where we
Speaker 9: have the opportunity to see this chance for the Cardinals
Speaker 9: to meet a good person to keep an eye on
Speaker 9: his Cardinal Burke from America. He's another very strong traditional
Speaker 9: voice within the church. He's pretty much right on every
Speaker 9: issue that really matters. So I definitely keep an eye
Speaker 9: to see on who he's meeting with, who he's caucusing with,
Speaker 9: and trying to build a coalition around that. On the
Speaker 9: other side, Taglia from the Philippines, he's a little bit
Speaker 9: more of a reformist minded guy.
Speaker 3: He's named making.
Speaker 9: A lot of a lot of rumbling in the media
Speaker 9: and zoopy. He's an Italian, no one quite knows where
Speaker 9: he is on the issues.
Speaker 3: He's kind of everything to everybody, like you know that
Speaker 3: sometimes that works. So yeah. The important thing to remember,
Speaker 3: of course, is the cardinals are going to be.
Speaker 9: Moved by the Holy Ghost to make the the right
Speaker 9: choice for what the church needs in this present moment. Personally,
Speaker 9: I would say that the two big issues that I
Speaker 9: think that need to be put to the next anyone
Speaker 9: that's going to be considered for the next pope is
Speaker 9: where do you stand on Pope Francis's deal with the
Speaker 9: Vatican and China which sort of normalize the persecution of
Speaker 9: the underground churches there.
Speaker 3: Not one of Pope Francis is stronger things. It would
Speaker 3: be great if we could rip that up.
Speaker 9: Supposedly it's secret, so we don't know what's in it.
Speaker 3: It's going to be in.
Speaker 9: Effect until at least twenty twenty eight, supposedly, but it
Speaker 9: did essentially give the Communist Party in China the ability
Speaker 9: to appoint bishops and really sideline the underground churches there.
Speaker 3: So it would be great if we could get somebody
Speaker 3: that was a little bit.
Speaker 9: More concerned about that, because you know, in the West
Speaker 9: we've got a these militant seculars trying to limit religious
Speaker 9: freedom in the peripheries such as African in particular. Bill,
Speaker 9: we always talk about this. The Muslim extremists there are
Speaker 9: cutting off the heads of Christians. More people are martyred
Speaker 9: for the Catholic faith in Nigeria than anywhere else in
Speaker 9: the world. So if you are willing to turn a
Speaker 9: blind eye to Chinese persecuting Catholics in their country.
Speaker 3: And that they're really bad about it. Don't don't get
Speaker 3: me wrong, but if you're willing to turn a blind
Speaker 3: eye to that, I don't know if you're going to have.
Speaker 9: The strong moral conviction necessary to stand up for some
Speaker 9: of these other issues.
Speaker 1: You know, Michael McDonald of the Catholic League. I saw
Speaker 1: a snippet a night or two ago that one of
Speaker 1: the major networks was talking about the outreach that Pope
Speaker 1: Francis had to Muslim emams and others in which they
Speaker 1: had sort of a tacit understanding that both religions supposedly
Speaker 1: are about peace and that they must work to get
Speaker 1: rid of the herists within their midst. It would be
Speaker 1: great if the next pope could use whatever influences have
Speaker 1: with Islamic leaders to stop the murder of thousands, the
Speaker 1: beheading of men, the rape of girls and women happening
Speaker 1: by Islamic extremists in Nigeria and elsewhere, in which they're
Speaker 1: buried alive and tortured for their faith. And this Fatic
Speaker 1: and China thing was not well reported, but we had
Speaker 1: a pope who struck a deal with shij Au ping
Speaker 1: that the government and Beijing would appoint the bishops until
Speaker 1: twenty twenty eight. I never got that. I don't understand that,
Speaker 1: and so I wish Pope France as well. One of
Speaker 1: the best things AI I've seen generated is Pope Francis
Speaker 1: walking into heaven with five or six other popes welcoming him,
Speaker 1: including Benedict, Jean Paul the First, John Paul the Second,
Speaker 1: John the twenty third, Paul the sixth. They're back together again.
Speaker 1: But those two incidents are not Francis's finest hour. Now
Speaker 1: here's some big question for you. A bit early on,
Speaker 1: Michael mc donald, I look at Jean Paul the Second,
Speaker 1: who helped bring down communism with Poland. He was an
Speaker 1: historical character in office about twenty seven years. He was
Speaker 1: loved and beloved and respected. Unbelievable. It was wonderful, was
Speaker 1: Jean Paul the Second. Then we reverted, shall I say,
Speaker 1: to a conservative Benedict who's been on doctrine. My favorite
Speaker 1: pope of the last several, Benedict the sixteenth was only
Speaker 1: in office about eight years. Then he stepped down in
Speaker 1: twenty thirteen. And then Francis is the other direction in
Speaker 1: which he's may I say, perceived as somewhat liberal and
Speaker 1: somewhat progressive, and he's beloved. So we've gone from liberal
Speaker 1: conservative liberal. Does that mean the next one is going
Speaker 1: to be conservative?
Speaker 9: You know Theresa saying following a fat pope, there's a
Speaker 9: skinny pope. So someone that kind of indulges a little
Speaker 9: bit more tends to be followed by somebody that's a
Speaker 9: little bit more austere. So that that could very well
Speaker 9: be in the cards, especially when you consider that, as
Speaker 9: we were talking earlier, a lot of these new cardinals
Speaker 9: that have been appointed by Pope Francis from the peripheries
Speaker 9: of the churches they're calling in the press. A lot
Speaker 9: of them are very orthodox in their in their leanings.
Speaker 9: You know, when Pope Francis said we can have some
Speaker 9: type of blessings for homosexual couples, uh, the African cardinals
Speaker 9: in particular mutinied over it.
Speaker 3: For lack of a better term, they wrote a letter.
Speaker 9: The letter pretty much said we don't have gay people
Speaker 9: in Africa, so we're not doing this.
Speaker 3: Uh so, which some people are are from that writer.
Speaker 9: That's obviously not the case, but uh it's just more
Speaker 9: of a way of saying that there are some very
Speaker 9: hard liners within uh, the appointments of Pope Francis, that
Speaker 9: it's not necessary that we're going to end up with
Speaker 9: someone that is a carbon copy of Pope Francis. Uh,
Speaker 9: you know people again, people that he appointed rejected some
Speaker 9: of the reforms that he was trying to push through.
Speaker 9: So this really is a bit of a wild card
Speaker 9: on where things go. And it's always been like this
Speaker 9: and that that is a beautiful thing, you know. I
Speaker 9: like throwing this fun little set out there. We're checking
Speaker 9: around work to see who the other people were saying.
Speaker 9: Back in twenty thirteen on who the next Pope was
Speaker 9: going to be.
Speaker 3: The media totally wrote off Cardinal Bigoglio, who became Pope Francis.
Speaker 9: There was only one mention of him anywhere and that
Speaker 9: was his time's past, He's not going to do anything.
Speaker 9: And then checking around on Patty Power, they always put
Speaker 9: up odds on the Pope and he wasn't even one
Speaker 9: of their top ten odds.
Speaker 1: So can you bet on this? I would I guess
Speaker 1: DraftKings or someone is betting.
Speaker 9: I mean, I know, I know historically Patty Power they're
Speaker 9: out of the UK. I think they always have odds on.
Speaker 9: It's usually who's going to be the next pope from
Speaker 9: what's what's his name is going to be? I think, uh,
Speaker 9: maybe how long the conflict's going to be. Yeah, I
Speaker 9: live over in New Jersey where you can just gamble,
Speaker 9: uh right from your living room couch and on your smartphone,
Speaker 9: So I'll have to check it out when I get home.
Speaker 1: Uh, well, let's see what the lines are. But uh,
Speaker 1: who's ever's in the lead won't be there? Likely. The
Speaker 1: the movie Conclay was now the number one downloaded movie
Speaker 1: in the world. I saw it when it came out
Speaker 1: a week or two later. I thought it was totally ridiculous.
Speaker 1: The Sistine Chapel was blown up by I think Islamic terrorists.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: And then the allegedly they kind of picked the depicted
Speaker 1: the Holy Spirit coming in, and they selected this secret
Speaker 1: cardinal I think from Afghanistan whose name was not known,
Speaker 1: but he was he was an amorphidite or intersex or something.
Speaker 1: He had external male genitulia but internal female genitalia, and uh,
Speaker 1: he was selected. And then the you know, the the
Speaker 1: main actor, the main guy, Secretary of State had a
Speaker 1: serious talk with him and he went the whole thing
Speaker 1: was over like a minute or two later. I want
Speaker 1: to know what happened, what was he actually was he
Speaker 1: actually made the pope or not? I guess Was there
Speaker 1: any relationship Michael McDonald between the movie Conclave and reality?
Speaker 9: Uh, you know loosely loose is uh some of the
Speaker 9: traditions that they showed in there around the Conclave what's
Speaker 9: wildly reporting on? You know, they meeting the Sistine Chaplin,
Speaker 9: and they've got the two the two rows, and they
Speaker 9: burned the votes at the end of each election cycle.
Speaker 3: So yeah, like that that stuff is real. But in
Speaker 3: terms of.
Speaker 9: No, the you know, the book that it was based
Speaker 9: on really does do a pretty good job of painting
Speaker 9: anyone in the church. That's so we say a little
Speaker 9: bit more traditional. As the villain thereaking Cardibal, Uh he
Speaker 9: he had the illicit love child.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Canadian.
Speaker 9: Uh I think this Canadian guy he was he was
Speaker 9: selling off positions and bribing everyone so that he could
Speaker 9: uh come and figure that there was a liberal guy.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 9: I don't remember where he was from, but uh he
Speaker 9: was just h neglected by the people as always as
Speaker 9: those darn traditionalist Catholics just always ruining things for us.
Speaker 3: Uh. So it definitely had that.
Speaker 9: Then when they adapted into the movie, uh, you know,
Speaker 9: you just constantly see it, like just about every single review. Oh,
Speaker 9: they were so brave and uh addressing the sexual abuse
Speaker 9: crisis and all that, and it's like, this is a
Speaker 9: supposed to be a political thriller about the electing election
Speaker 9: of the pope. Uh you know, I know there are
Speaker 9: bad things that happened in the Catholic Church, but not
Speaker 9: every single thing needs to revolve around that.
Speaker 3: But Hollywood refused to let that go. And they're the ones.
Speaker 9: That, uh you know, look at any studio out and
Speaker 9: how they've got their share of abusers there and they
Speaker 9: never bring that out there. There's no heroic movies about
Speaker 9: Hollywood addressing Hollywood tone abuses.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I've said before Michael McDonald, the sins
Speaker 1: and crimes of priests a very very very small percentage
Speaker 1: indicates the goodness of God because the world is filled
Speaker 1: with evil and is filled with goodliness, and to have one,
Speaker 1: you must have the other to have forgiveness and salvation.
Speaker 1: And that's not the thing to focus on now, it's
Speaker 1: who's going to be the next pope. Got black smoke,
Speaker 1: We've got white smoke. I would think by Mother's Day.
Speaker 1: By Mother's Day, we should know, like May, May eleventh,
Speaker 1: a week two weeks from now, is two weeks from
Speaker 1: other day. And then I would think we'll have a
Speaker 1: pope next week. Sometimes and I think this Cardinal Sarah
Speaker 1: would be a great selection. I don't see an Italian pope.
Speaker 1: We're in the streak of non Italian popes and Italy's
Speaker 1: lost his sway, shall we say. And most of those selected,
Speaker 1: about two thirds of those are going to be voting,
Speaker 1: are devotees of Francis. The next pope will be Francis
Speaker 1: the second, because Francis was the first. And we'll see
Speaker 1: if that is because right now he's extremely popular. I
Speaker 1: think some of his activities with the Vatican and China
Speaker 1: and Muslim extremism Nigeria and those kinds of things not
Speaker 1: my favorites. But Michael McDonald, we have the League lead.
Speaker 1: I have your website up, Catholic League. It's good stuff
Speaker 1: for the American people to look at. We'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: But once again, you'll be watching all this week and
Speaker 1: next week. We should know within the next ten days
Speaker 1: who the pope is. He used to take weeks and
Speaker 1: months and sometimes years. Now it should be five or
Speaker 1: six days and we should know. But Michael McDonald of
Speaker 1: New York City Catholic League. Catholic League dot org is
Speaker 1: the website. Thanks again for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And Michael, you're a great American. Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 3: Bill, you're a great American as well.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Let's continue with more kind of odd
Speaker 1: that you can bet on DraftKings according to Michael, about
Speaker 1: who's going to be the next pope or how many
Speaker 1: days is going to be. To me, that's almost sacrilegious.
Speaker 1: You can't bet. You can't bet on the pope. We'll
Speaker 1: see what happened. Bill Cunningham on seven hundred WLW listen.
Speaker 7: The last few minutes of your show before I came
Speaker 7: home waiting on in here. So I was like twenty
Speaker 7: eighteen all over with you guys.
Speaker 1: We we're very well.
Speaker 3: How so well?
Speaker 7: You guys were bitching in twenty eighteen about Josh Allen.
Speaker 7: You guys wanted Josh Rosen, and now you guys are
Speaker 7: bitching that we don't have a receiver. I don't get it,
Speaker 7: like we just sco hold on, let me talk. We
Speaker 7: just scored thirty points in a row for eight straight
Speaker 7: games a year ago. I get you guys asking why
Speaker 7: we didn't have receivers, but I don't understand it.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 7: You just saw us lead the league in points. When
Speaker 7: you add all the postseason, no one scored more points
Speaker 7: than the Buffalo Bills, including the Super Bowl champions. So
Speaker 7: you just saw us do it without Stefan Diggs saying group,
Speaker 7: how is this group not better than last year's group? Like,
Speaker 7: I don't like. Our job is to score points and
Speaker 7: win games. Where do we need to get better defense?
Speaker 7: We did that, So I get it. You got to
Speaker 7: have a show, and you got to You got to
Speaker 7: have something to bitch about. But bitching about wide receiver
Speaker 7: is one of the dumbest arguments I've heard.
Speaker 1: Hello, Quiet, I'm broadcasting, Brock. That's the gym of the Bills,
Speaker 1: dressing down the media. You're gonna get the GM. You
Speaker 1: got it. That's it, Thanks coach for Viennam. We'll talk
Speaker 1: to you next week. Now you have other matters you
Speaker 1: want to we gotta take a break. Yet, we gotta
Speaker 1: take a break. We got Jordan Hudson, the Bill Belichick,
Speaker 1: fifty years his junior, conducting not just the interviews to the production.
Speaker 1: She's walking around the uh U n C, the home
Speaker 1: of Marty Brenahan by the way, Marty's from Chapel Hill,
Speaker 1: Los conducting what interviewing and discussing. And then on CBS News,
Speaker 1: the reporters talking to Belichick, how did you meet Judson? Hudson.
Speaker 1: Off to the side, she perks up, we're not we
Speaker 1: are not answering that question. So he's taking directions from
Speaker 1: the twenty swimsuit model. Then he met in a girls skill.
Speaker 8: One of the chances this is going to end, well,
Speaker 8: zero hundred it will end now. Look, and it is
Speaker 8: my job as a member of the media to do
Speaker 8: all the research. So against my will, I forced myself
Speaker 8: to look into the story and also look into pictures
Speaker 8: of her. I didn't want to do that, no, but
Speaker 8: I had to look at these things just to get
Speaker 8: the background of the information.
Speaker 1: She's now twenty three years old, which is good. He
Speaker 1: met her, so twenty two is bad. Twenty three is okay,
Speaker 1: that's much better. He met her two or three years
Speaker 1: ago on a flight from Florida to Boston, where she
Speaker 1: was all gay guys seeing Bill Belichick and suddenly he
Speaker 1: was helping her do homework at the college she was
Speaker 1: in at the time, signing something Born Again. Man, I
Speaker 1: bet that's what the ladies would get around you. I
Speaker 1: mean you had that aura. I allw that man aura
Speaker 1: around you.
Speaker 8: I think a lot of this is him him trying
Speaker 8: to reinvent himself. He couldn't get the NFL gig, and
Speaker 8: he was, you know, deemed as like the old kind
Speaker 8: of curmudgeon. So he goes on TV and he did
Speaker 8: a great job on TV, was very insightful, showed a
Speaker 8: little humor, and then he pairs that up with the
Speaker 8: hot girlfriend. This might not be se Yeah, see these
Speaker 8: I researched that pictures. Yeah, there's two band aids on
Speaker 8: and like an eggshell.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't like looking at that kind of stuff, but
Speaker 1: I do it for the people. If I was, if
Speaker 1: I was North Carolina, I would have fire him this
Speaker 1: morning for wearing a Navy sweatshirt looked like it was
Speaker 1: from nineteen thirty on.
Speaker 8: Hold, you look up the sponsor. Look up the video
Speaker 8: of her at the UNC spring game. Before the spring game,
Speaker 8: she's out in this outfit that is the most.
Speaker 1: Like I dream.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and she's like you know, like telling this guy
Speaker 8: about this and kelling this like hold in court man,
Speaker 8: swimsuit model, How's this gonna end?
Speaker 1: Poorly? Not good? Well care, he's gonna taint his legacy
Speaker 1: because of this, and then she's gonna he'll drop her
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden being gone.
Speaker 8: I bet how much I bet the recruits and which
Speaker 8: is which is the bread and butter of college football?
Speaker 1: The recruits. I bet they think it's kind of hip
Speaker 1: and cool, so it's okay according to you. I don't
Speaker 1: think that that much of an idiot athletic director. Guy's
Speaker 1: name is Robbie Evans, says she's the director of internal affairs.
Speaker 1: I bet, Now what does that mean? I mean, the
Speaker 1: jokes right themselves. All I can say is, Shannon Sharp,
Speaker 1: I just want you to consider chang in.
Speaker 8: The hallway, like, I mean, take an example of that.
Speaker 8: It doesn't work out well. Plus fifty year old man
Speaker 8: gets together with like a twenty one year old Instagram
Speaker 8: flight and she wants to be if he needs Bill
Speaker 8: Belichick needs to find like a hot fifty year old woman.
Speaker 1: They're out there. I know that absolutely. Well, then what
Speaker 1: about your past? All the other girlfriend and Giselle. I
Speaker 1: can't talk about what will that's not the Cheriana Chila
Speaker 1: Kimberly Guilfoyle, Tricia McKie another one. I can't talk about that.
Speaker 1: Say give me some sports. I wonder if that was
Speaker 1: the same thing, if Mike Wallace or Harry Reasoner was
Speaker 1: were still around, and that woman would have said, we're
Speaker 1: not talking about that. I don't think Michael Wallace would
Speaker 1: have what do you say? I'm conducting the right there.
Speaker 1: He's your number one, and there's Belichick and a terrible
Speaker 1: eighty year old Navy shirt. Try and answer questions. She
Speaker 1: likes him for his personality. You guys, director, we have one.
Speaker 1: He has no personality. The Stood Report is a proud
Speaker 1: service every local tame Star heating and air conditioning dealers
Speaker 1: Tamestar quality you could feel in northern Kentucky called Tom
Speaker 1: Rickton Heating an air at eight five nine, two six,
Speaker 1: one eighty two sixty nine spots, Reds and Ryan Cardinals today,
Speaker 1: William the first of four at that gab P five
Speaker 1: forty sports doc r Now Carriers Inside Pitch and then
Speaker 1: that Kelsey Chevrolet Extra Ding show after the game. I
Speaker 1: guess Belichick has a new book out and she is
Speaker 1: his muse that incentivizes him to stretch beyond his limits
Speaker 1: more ways than one blue pill. Nick Martinez up against
Speaker 1: Andre Polante in the first game, the first game tonight,
Speaker 1: Willie and then, uh, let's see, I can't seventy fall
Speaker 1: like this.
Speaker 3: I mean, on who do you do this? I mean,
Speaker 3: let's go.
Speaker 1: Back two years ago and your bingo card.
Speaker 8: Would you if you said Bill Belichick will be with
Speaker 8: a twenty three year old Instagram model and coaching the caroline,
Speaker 8: your house, the cars, everything, the way that that will happen.
Speaker 1: There's a rumor on the at radar dot com that
Speaker 1: the break up between Brady and Belichick happened because Belichick
Speaker 1: went after Giselle Bunskin. Is that possible? She married the
Speaker 1: ustructor whatever he was now her physical trainer. She's now
Speaker 1: p tell some guys out there, if you think your
Speaker 1: wife will never cheat on you.
Speaker 8: Giselle on Tom Brady movie star good looks, multi multi millionaire,
Speaker 8: mos famous man in football, and she said, I like
Speaker 8: the yoga guy.
Speaker 1: He stretches me. Let's see Willie the winding line after
Speaker 1: night that Friedal and center McLean, is he back second
Speaker 1: going Matt McLain, he's like zero for eighteen. You can't
Speaker 1: hit well. You know who's not in the candelarios on
Speaker 1: more interstates than I am. He thinks worse than Matt McClain,
Speaker 1: DLC at short, Hayes at DH. You better sign him
Speaker 1: to an extension immediately, Lux and left, Marte who's tearing
Speaker 1: the ball? Rip it off the hide, third base, steer
Speaker 1: at first, Jake the snake and right and Traveno catching.
Speaker 1: What do women think about this?
Speaker 2: Rock?
Speaker 1: Talk to Kelly? What would she say?
Speaker 8: By the way, I'm glad you brought that up. It
Speaker 8: is my thirteenth anniversion. Kelly, happy ary rock missus b Yeah,
Speaker 8: that's good. Good, Go into your question. She does not
Speaker 8: approve women not like this? Years old women don't like this.
Speaker 8: You may not know it because they worry about it
Speaker 8: happening to them.
Speaker 1: And how about you know a seventy year old guy
Speaker 1: should retire and quit work? And do you agree?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: And set it down with someone as you and I
Speaker 1: well know I'm not there yet you are? Did I
Speaker 1: say that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Give me some more sports. Let's see college basketball? Will
Speaker 1: hexave your assistant coach Aaron Kasuma twenty has spent twenty
Speaker 1: days on Richard Patino's staff at Victory Parkway, but he's
Speaker 1: now leaving, going to return to US alma Mater to
Speaker 1: join the staff at Minnesota. So he was Cosuma was
Speaker 1: on the Patino staff at New Mexico, but now he's
Speaker 1: going back to US alma mater. Walnut Hills is named
Speaker 1: Kashmir right as their boys basketball head coach, former UC
Speaker 1: damned out two time team.
Speaker 8: Look at that picture, sake, look at this picture that
Speaker 8: is at a high class like black tie NFL event,
Speaker 8: and she doesn't.
Speaker 1: That's a brawl and a little mermaid. Yeah, she's a mermaid.
Speaker 1: She's in a mermaid outfit. And he's giving her mouth
Speaker 1: to mouth coming out of the those pictures and him
Speaker 1: on the beach and he's they got that is absolutely incredible.
Speaker 8: Again on the on the Bengo card, Bill Belichick's feet
Speaker 8: in the air propping her up and as she does.
Speaker 1: Like a like a back rollover. No, guest, this one
Speaker 1: not end well. I can guarantee you this one not
Speaker 1: end well. Talk to Shannon Sharp, P Diddy, R Kelly,
Speaker 1: this will not end well. I don't care what you say.
Speaker 6: Is is this what it is?
Speaker 1: The inventor of Viagara. Is he the one to blame
Speaker 1: for all this handfuls? Better take them all. This woman
Speaker 1: is his muse and she's in charge of the internal affairs.
Speaker 1: All right, sports had better be better. But I'm talking
Speaker 1: about Shadar Sanders. It's all racism. You understand that. Here's
Speaker 1: me and Ed are gonna talk about this. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: lay it all out.
Speaker 8: But one of the things that hurt that that that
Speaker 8: whole situation is Dion being a member of the media
Speaker 8: and the most prominent member of the media for twenty years.
Speaker 8: No one else in media was able was going to
Speaker 8: give an honest criticism or an evaluation of Schadur because
Speaker 8: they didn't want to piss off Dion because of how
Speaker 8: he is and his platform. So I mean, I look,
Speaker 8: I love Joel Klatt and a lot of these draft gurus,
Speaker 8: but they were never going to give you an honest
Speaker 8: assessment of Schadur because they didn't want to piss off
Speaker 8: don That is that the root of this whole deal.
Speaker 1: Stephen A. Smith was all angry.
Speaker 8: He wasn't draft him because he's buddies with Dion. He
Speaker 8: wasn't gonna go face that Wrath segment. Get me out
Speaker 8: of the Studs report, please?
Speaker 1: Will you and utter of the red Legs back home
Speaker 1: and make it uh Jordan, wipe out those red Birds
Speaker 1: in four in a row and then bring on to Nationals.
Speaker 1: Jordan Hudson, we leave you with the mortal words of
Speaker 1: the Stude Report. The whole town's battie about Cincinnati. What
Speaker 1: a team, What a team?
Speaker 4: What a team?
Speaker 1: That's UNC graduate Marty Brenahan on News Radio seven hundred
Speaker 1: WLW