Speaker 1: I know ten years ago that Todd father won the
Speaker 1: home run derby at my ballpark, the Great American and
Speaker 1: that was maybe the last ten years, the most glory
Speaker 1: the Reds have had. Nonetheless, they get to the All
Speaker 1: Star break fifty and forty seven, fifty wins, three over.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens after the All Star break. But
Speaker 1: until then, one of the big issues facing the nation,
Speaker 1: of course, are tariffs, and I think many Americans have
Speaker 1: only a secondary knowledge as to what a tariff is
Speaker 1: and what's going to happen. The President is going to
Speaker 1: announce he says about a five hundred percent additional tariff
Speaker 1: on any country dealing with Russia. That means India and
Speaker 1: China would almost have a blockade. Ken Raposa has a
Speaker 1: long career in the mainstream media staff reporter for the
Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal and more, and he's currently an analyst
Speaker 1: for the Coalition for Prosperous America. And Ken Raposo, welcome
Speaker 1: again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all,
Speaker 1: for those living maybe in Mainville, Ohio, can you tell
Speaker 1: the American people what is a tariff and how does
Speaker 1: it relate to normal Americans?
Speaker 2: All right, Well, a tariff is when an importer, Let's
Speaker 2: say you and I import a widget from anywhere in
Speaker 2: the world, and that whidget costs US one hundred dollars
Speaker 2: before we sell it to our final customer, we have
Speaker 2: to pay a percentage over the cost of that widget
Speaker 2: before we had. Everybody has tariffs. Even the US basic
Speaker 2: tariff was three point four percent on the world, so
Speaker 2: we'd have to pay a three point four percent tariff
Speaker 2: like a tax, and that would go to the government
Speaker 2: right and now, the tarer, and that would be paid
Speaker 2: by the importer, whoever the importer may be. If BMW
Speaker 2: is in North Carolina and they're importing engines for their
Speaker 2: BMW's made in Germany, they have to pay now the
Speaker 2: twenty five percent tariff or however they negotiate it right
Speaker 2: within themselves. They have to pay that tariff to the government,
Speaker 2: and then whether or not they transfer that extra cost
Speaker 2: onto American consumers. They likely do because automotive it has
Speaker 2: a very small margin and didn't cost ten thousand dollars
Speaker 2: to build a BMW which they sell for seventy right,
Speaker 2: They cost them a lot of money to build those cars,
Speaker 2: so they probably transfer some of that to the consumers
Speaker 2: in some way, not exactly a twenty five percent, right, increase,
Speaker 2: So your one hundred dollar item isn't going to cost
Speaker 2: you one hundred twenty five dollars because of a twenty
Speaker 2: five percent tariff. There is a lot of leeway there,
Speaker 2: but that's how tasks worth. The importer pays it, and
Speaker 2: it's up to the importer whether they're going to charge
Speaker 2: the customer more. Whoever that customer may be another company
Speaker 2: or a consumer like you would make.
Speaker 1: So if a large barge and there's tens of thousands
Speaker 1: of barges disgorging every day on America sports from Long
Speaker 1: Beach to LA to the East Coast to West coast,
Speaker 1: and in order to pick up the item that you're importing,
Speaker 1: you have to pay the tariff. So it might cost
Speaker 1: say ten thousand dollars for a widget, and if the
Speaker 1: tariff is a twenty five percent, you may have to
Speaker 1: pay one hundred and twenty five percent one hundred percent
Speaker 1: for the item itself and twenty five percent of a tariff.
Speaker 1: But that doesn't mean that the cost of the item
Speaker 1: goes up twenty five percent? Do I got that right?
Speaker 2: Correct? Absolutely right, absolutely right? And again that task should
Speaker 2: be paid for that item even gets off the boat, right,
Speaker 2: So that would be paid before. Otherwise you would never
Speaker 2: get anything off the boat. The customers agents wouldn't. I
Speaker 2: don't really know how they would how they would do
Speaker 2: it all, but yeah, that gets paid before. Now, there
Speaker 2: was a study last year or maybe the year before
Speaker 2: by the International Trade Commission that's a big government body,
Speaker 2: and they said, I believe that the average price goes
Speaker 2: up and they were looking at just the China tariffs.
Speaker 2: These are the Section three oh one tariffs they're called
Speaker 2: that Trump imposed on China in twenty eighteen on most
Speaker 2: Chinese goods, and they said that the average price went
Speaker 2: up between I think it was one point five and
Speaker 2: two point four percent or something like that. It was
Speaker 2: so even though those tariffs were twenty five percent. A
Speaker 2: lot of times China, the exporter or the import themselves,
Speaker 2: they agree on how they're going to eat some of
Speaker 2: the margin and then they sell it to the end
Speaker 2: user because again, you know, if you don't want to
Speaker 2: you don't want to lose market share either. And you
Speaker 2: know a lot of these items are you know, they
Speaker 2: have big, big markups right right right, Let's forget the
Speaker 2: tariff world right, when whenever you walk into a Macy's
Speaker 2: or a Growth or any any retail mall, you're constantly
Speaker 2: seeing any time of the year, fifty percent off, seventy
Speaker 2: percent off. I mean, are these guys just losing money
Speaker 2: on everything they sell? Or is it the markup that
Speaker 2: great that they can sell an item for seventy percent off?
Speaker 2: And this isn't you know, going out of business sale?
Speaker 2: These are these a common sale. So because there is
Speaker 2: a large markup, so companies on both sides of the
Speaker 2: trade often eat the eat that cost in order to
Speaker 2: not put too much pressure on their final consumer, because
Speaker 2: then their final consumer will do what you and I
Speaker 2: we might stop spending.
Speaker 1: We won't do it, and nobody wants that. And the
Speaker 1: ken raposas since you're an expert, you also worked for
Speaker 1: many years at Forbes as a senior contributor. We're told
Speaker 1: this morning, I'm watching the news, and of course the
Speaker 1: mainstream media is after the Trump star. I mean, he
Speaker 1: could cure cancer, they would complain he didn't cure heart disease.
Speaker 1: So but they're saying that the policies of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: are going to ruin the American way of life. The
Speaker 1: tomatoes from Campton, Mexico is a big story. This morning,
Speaker 1: your pizzas your sound is going to skyrock. We've had
Speaker 1: six months of this president as of later this week,
Speaker 1: six months, and inflation is completely tamed. It's like two
Speaker 1: point five percent. And the promises of a disaster by
Speaker 1: the Democrats of the media has not happened yet. Ken Riposo,
Speaker 1: if I have you on hopefully in about a year
Speaker 1: from now, is it going to be a complete disaster
Speaker 1: with these tariffs.
Speaker 2: Well, we will know if it's a complete disaster by September,
Speaker 2: because that's when the new tariffs that Trump just announced
Speaker 2: in all his letters last week, that's when they'll there
Speaker 2: would have been in effect.
Speaker 3: For over a month now. But let's not.
Speaker 2: Forget that we also had tariffs of at least ten percent,
Speaker 2: twenty five percent, as I said earlier, on cars, twenty
Speaker 2: five percent on steel, steel a very important item used
Speaker 2: to make a lot of things, from a shopping cart
Speaker 2: to of course a car. And we've had overall one
Speaker 2: hundred percent tariffs for a time being in April on
Speaker 2: Chinese imports, which didn't go up with zero by the way,
Speaker 2: those imports still kept coming in despite the high cost
Speaker 2: they did not go to zero, So no one went
Speaker 2: out of business from what I heard. Otherwise, I'm sure
Speaker 2: the New York Times, the AP, and CNN would have
Speaker 2: had them on twenty four hours a day, seven days
Speaker 2: a week talking about it. That didn't happen. You see
Speaker 2: what inflation has done so far, so good on the
Speaker 2: inflation side, which is mostly a matter of government spending,
Speaker 2: which drives inflation, and services of course have been driving inflation.
Speaker 2: Your inn bill is going higher, your Disney Plus bill
Speaker 2: is getting higher, your health insurances hire. None of those
Speaker 2: things are imported goods. So I think that this will
Speaker 2: be like we heard during the Super Bowl when Chuck
Speaker 2: Schumer was complaining about tariff on Mexico and how avocado
Speaker 2: was going to go up in the price and so
Speaker 2: then you couldn't buy guacamole, and ha ha ha, you
Speaker 2: were going to your super Bowl party was going to.
Speaker 4: Be such a failure.
Speaker 2: So you know these guys were they just they just
Speaker 2: like to go after Trump for anything, And I think
Speaker 2: that's really disingenuous. I think most Americans would see it
Speaker 2: that way, other than maybe die hot Democrats. But you
Speaker 2: just see it as you know, it's just it's just
Speaker 2: you know, they just shoot up, they retaliate to whatever
Speaker 2: Trump says. It's a knee jerk reaction, and then they're
Speaker 2: on to the next thing.
Speaker 1: Yep, ken ripose. I say that the Democrats want the
Speaker 1: country to fail because it helps them politically. They don't
Speaker 1: want success. Now, if in fact there's a five hundred
Speaker 1: percent tariff on India and China because they deal with
Speaker 1: Russia all the time, and as we speak, the presidents
Speaker 1: meeting with the head of the head of NATO in
Speaker 1: the Oval Office, and he's threatening a five hundred percent
Speaker 1: additional tariff on countries dealing with Russia to pressure them
Speaker 1: to stop killing innocent Ukrainians in large numbers. If there's
Speaker 1: in fact a five hundred percent tariff on India and China,
Speaker 1: kind of play that out for me.
Speaker 2: Okay, this whole concept is a Lindsey Graham concept. And
Speaker 2: we know many of us know Lindsey Graham as a
Speaker 2: warhark senator from South Carolina who hasn't met a war
Speaker 2: he doesn't like, and he has been from voting this alone,
Speaker 2: and he has a lot of support for this actually,
Speaker 2: so he's not a lone wolf entirely, but it is
Speaker 2: was his idea and the concept original concept was you
Speaker 2: mentioned India as a sidebar. I did not know India
Speaker 2: was included in this. Yeah, that's a big problem. That
Speaker 2: was a big problem for Trump administration. He is very
Speaker 2: close with Modi, the Prime Minister's Mondi Modi. So Lindsey
Speaker 2: Graham's idea was, Hey, look, China is by all this
Speaker 2: oil and gas from Russia, which is keeping Russia, you know,
Speaker 2: the economy going to see all of our sanctions in
Speaker 2: there supplying Russia with all this equipment for the military
Speaker 2: industrial complex.
Speaker 4: Let's do this.
Speaker 2: Let's hit China with I think the original number was
Speaker 2: two hundred percent tests, but that doesn't matter. Two hundred
Speaker 2: five percent. At some point it becomes a blockade, right,
Speaker 2: it's just too high. You and I are not going
Speaker 2: to be importing goods from China when all of a
Speaker 2: sudden the price of that good has gone up fight fold. Unlikely, right,
Speaker 2: unless you're importing like a high end, high end perfume
Speaker 2: that really costs five dollars to make, but it's got
Speaker 2: a Shanel logo on it, so it costs you one
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. But that's not the most goods that are
Speaker 2: coming in from China. So I would say that if
Speaker 2: that was the policy that the Trump administration came out
Speaker 2: and said, if you're going to trade in these items
Speaker 2: with Russia, whether you're India or whether you're China, or
Speaker 2: whether you're any country, and you're going to be imposed,
Speaker 2: you're going to face you know, triple digit tariffs, that
Speaker 2: would be Wow. That would be very bad for the market,
Speaker 2: I would say, And it would be very bad probably geopolitically.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of countries, including India, as you mentioned,
Speaker 2: I did not know India was involved in this. It
Speaker 2: would really lose faith in the Indian government in the US.
Speaker 2: They would feel like they're being forced to not do
Speaker 2: business with a trading partner that they have done business
Speaker 2: with always. India is a historic neutral country. They buy
Speaker 2: military equipment from the Russians. They buy nuclear equipment like
Speaker 2: nuclear power plants from the Russians. Russia is a very
Speaker 2: important supplier of India for heavy machinery and of course,
Speaker 2: as they said, military gear. So I I don't think
Speaker 2: that they would be I don't think that they would
Speaker 2: be receptive to that. As far as China goes, you know,
Speaker 2: hitting them with high tariffs, of two hundred percent. You
Speaker 2: just touted a Geneva and London successful trade meeting, then
Speaker 2: to go back on that and hit them with triple
Speaker 2: digit tariffs because of that, again, because of their relationship
Speaker 2: with with another country. I just I just see that
Speaker 2: at that point that would blow up all trade, all
Speaker 2: trade negotiation between the two sides. The market would never
Speaker 2: consider that United Stas in China will ever see eye
Speaker 2: to eye on anything. And you just you would really
Speaker 2: lose faith, lose faith with the Chinese government at that point.
Speaker 1: That's terrory. I mean, and they know what we know.
Speaker 1: They know what you know, Jijiaopang and MODEI know what
Speaker 1: you know, and they know there can't be a five
Speaker 1: hundred percent tariff on Chinese products because if that happens. Uh,
Speaker 1: the American economy has profoundly changed along with the Indian government.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what happens? Nobody knows? Are you ready
Speaker 1: for a big question?
Speaker 2: Oh, I'll try my best.
Speaker 1: All I kind of sit down and kind of brace
Speaker 1: yourself for this one. Because you have great experience in China,
Speaker 1: Japan internationally, through Forbes and through the Wall Street Journal,
Speaker 1: I read constantly that China is in complete collapse, That
Speaker 1: they because of the one child policy, they have a
Speaker 1: demographic problem that cannot be solved. That they went fifty
Speaker 1: or sixty years having mainly male children won and if
Speaker 1: you had another kid, you had a forced abortion. That
Speaker 1: they have fifty million empty apartments and condos that can't
Speaker 1: be sold, That the economy is completely hollowed out. That
Speaker 1: Jijao Ping's father's mausoleum was torn down a year ago
Speaker 1: because the real power in China said, we're not going
Speaker 1: to honor this guy anymore. They had the Bricks conference
Speaker 1: in Brazil and Hijau Ping did not attend. So I'm
Speaker 1: getting this information that I've just waited a few more
Speaker 1: years China will collapse. What does Ken Riposa say about
Speaker 1: that guy?
Speaker 2: All Right, I'm going to take this one by one
Speaker 2: from one. I remember, I've been hearing China's collapse now
Speaker 2: since I started covering it for Forbes in twenty twelve.
Speaker 2: That hasn't collapsed yet. There is a big I'm in
Speaker 2: China right now. Forget the real estate story, which is
Speaker 2: more of a domestic China story. But of course Atasha
Speaker 2: a big problem for China because China's manufacturing prowess depends
Speaker 2: on exporting to the United States.
Speaker 3: What they've been doing now.
Speaker 2: Though successfully, is exporting to other countries. You're included. We've
Speaker 2: also heard from many years that hey, Europe also has
Speaker 2: a demo geographic problem, probably as bad, if not worse
Speaker 2: than China, as does Japan. Bad as bad as China
Speaker 2: and those countries. No one ever talks about Japan collapsing,
Speaker 2: No one ever talks about the European Union collapsing, at
Speaker 2: least for the reasons of demography, right, because of course
Speaker 2: open borders and YadA YadA, that's a whole the sidebar.
Speaker 2: But China, China's going to collapse because of demographics. Then
Speaker 2: we could say the same about Japan and the EU.
Speaker 2: So I would say that China is a not is
Speaker 2: a force to be reckoned with. It is a economy
Speaker 2: that has vastly moved up the supply chain of the
Speaker 2: of advanced technology. It can make things that will one
Speaker 2: day rival Airbus and Boeing yeah seven forty seven in.
Speaker 3: The big jet space.
Speaker 2: And it's making rocket launchers and rockets that will rival SpaceX.
Speaker 2: They will rival SpaceX in the US market, but they
Speaker 2: will rival those items like satellite Internet products and getting
Speaker 2: satellites and just washed into space. They will rival that
Speaker 2: in countries around the world. So China is a big
Speaker 2: force against the United States. Not necessarily in our whole market,
Speaker 2: but our companies are competing with China advanced technology around
Speaker 2: the world, and on price, you're gonna have a hot
Speaker 2: time beating them.
Speaker 3: So China is a force.
Speaker 2: I don't see him going away anytime soon, no matter
Speaker 2: what people say.
Speaker 1: In america's got a demographic problem too. Every woman has
Speaker 1: a duty to produce two point one kids in our lifetime,
Speaker 1: despite what many many say, Tony Bender myself and you
Speaker 1: cannot produce children. I don't think we can. So it's
Speaker 1: up to a woman in America to produce two point
Speaker 1: one to stay even with demographics. And they're producing one
Speaker 1: point four. So we got one hell of a problem
Speaker 1: with women that won't have live babies. Do you agree
Speaker 1: it won't?
Speaker 2: There you go right, So we also have a demographic
Speaker 2: We got a wife has two, my wife has two.
Speaker 2: Maybe I gotta make a point one point one.
Speaker 1: Well, and let's let's not the whole thing's going to
Speaker 1: collapse with Ken Rapuso. This is good. Tariff's a big
Speaker 1: issue and uh, I think the Indians and the Chinese
Speaker 1: know we can have a five hundred percent tariff because
Speaker 1: that's a blockade. But the Trumpster has that thing laying
Speaker 1: out there until I guess August first, then Canada and
Speaker 1: Mexico have twenty five percent tariffs. There goes to guacamole,
Speaker 1: There goes the tomato sauce, There goes to BMW's that.
Speaker 1: There goes all the Christmas ornaments made in China. We're
Speaker 1: in deep trouble. More information. Is that prosperous you prosperous
Speaker 1: America or correct? Ken Rapuso. You're a great American And
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: Thank you anytime.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's can continue with more. We all
Speaker 1: got problems. We got major, major problems. And we need
Speaker 1: legal immigration and women and men that want to hook
Speaker 1: up and have babies and get married and have a
Speaker 1: faith because otherwise we're in trouble. We're not producing enough babies.
Speaker 1: Nor is China, nor is Japan. Nor is only country
Speaker 1: producing lots of babies. In India, they're the most populous
Speaker 1: country in the world. They have one point four billion,
Speaker 1: and the Chinese population may be as low as one billion.
Speaker 1: I say to men and women, let's get it on.
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Speaker 1: a tune? All accept it? Though? Reds Baseball off for
Speaker 1: the next few days. All Star Game Home run Derbys tonight.
Speaker 1: About ten years ago, the Godfather, the Todd Father, Todd
Speaker 1: Fraser won it all at my ballpark, the Great American.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure, but that may have been the most
Speaker 1: exciting moment in my ballpark in the last ten years.
Speaker 1: Todd Frasier doing his job and getting it done. How
Speaker 1: exciting was that? Pretty good. Red's off until Friday. The
Speaker 1: All Star Game is tomorrow night. We'll see what happens
Speaker 1: at the break. The Red Legs are fifty wins and
Speaker 1: forty seven losses. It was predicted at the beginning this
Speaker 1: year that the Reds would win about eighty games, and
Speaker 1: they're on their way to that. To get to that mark,
Speaker 1: they have to win thirty of the next sixty five games.
Speaker 1: Thirty and thirty five gets them to eighty. And they're
Speaker 1: three games out of the wild card because Saint Louis
Speaker 1: won laid against Atlanta, so you know they're they're they're
Speaker 1: buffering around. Get close. I would think Hunter Green is
Speaker 1: required to come back. He's got a pulled groin and
Speaker 1: it's been out like that since May seventh. How does
Speaker 1: a young guy like twenty six years old Pole is growing.
Speaker 1: I have no idea, but he's been out for what
Speaker 1: about two months and likely out until a week or
Speaker 1: two after the All Star break. We'll see what happens
Speaker 1: with the starting pitching and the relief course keeping them in.
Speaker 1: They need to score some runs. We'll see what occurs now. Lastly,
Speaker 1: or secondly, Police twelve year old dead after shooting last
Speaker 1: night in Winton Hills. Man charged with murder. I read
Speaker 1: the story. I'm kind of reading between the lines that
Speaker 1: the twelve year old boy, what twelve years old is
Speaker 1: in the sixth grade was killed in the shooting late
Speaker 1: Sunday nine and Winton Hills. By the way, I've been
Speaker 1: to Winton Hills. I've had many clients in Winton Hills.
Speaker 1: I'd say eighty nine percent of the residents of Winton
Speaker 1: Hills when the same thing out of life that I
Speaker 1: want out of life. They're good people. I've represented many,
Speaker 1: especially mothers in Winton Hills with difficulties with their children,
Speaker 1: with their sons. They're good people and they think they're
Speaker 1: doing the best they can. But there's a criminal element
Speaker 1: coming up, and the line is long coming up to
Speaker 1: commit crime instead of going to school and taking care
Speaker 1: of business. Police say it happened just before midnight on
Speaker 1: sd Avenue and Winton Hills when officers reported to a
Speaker 1: reporter of a stolen vehicle. How many stolen vehicles are
Speaker 1: there in the city of Cincinnati. The number is hundreds
Speaker 1: and hundreds, and it's increasing because largely it's a crime
Speaker 1: without consequence. Hell in the Hamlet County. You can get
Speaker 1: a low bond for shooting somebody in the head. Ken
Speaker 1: Kober sent me a screenshot of a bond set on
Speaker 1: an attempt at murder charge. Or a twelve year old boy
Speaker 1: was shot in the back of the head and he's
Speaker 1: going to recover after a therapy after a lot of
Speaker 1: time in a wheelchair, and Prayer is out on bond
Speaker 1: with his gun. That's a different story. When cops got
Speaker 1: to the scene, they found the twelve year old victim
Speaker 1: suffering in the back seat and he went to UC
Speaker 1: Medical Center. He died from his injuries. Because he's dead
Speaker 1: when we give out his name, twelve year old Neomyah
Speaker 1: McMillan Niomayah McMillan was killed in the back seat of
Speaker 1: the car. Police said the suspect is thirty one year
Speaker 1: old Darius McGrew and charged him with murder in the
Speaker 1: death of the twelve year old boy. Thirty one year
Speaker 1: old man in the front seat of a car with
Speaker 1: a twelve year old boy in the back dead. Police
Speaker 1: on the scene said the man had detained told them
Speaker 1: that other boys were in the stolen car, but they
Speaker 1: ran into the woods. Ryan Hinton style. Dispatcher's told officers
Speaker 1: of the scene that another juvenile showed up shot at
Speaker 1: Children's hospital for treatment. He survived. Don't know what happened.
Speaker 1: Was the thirty one year old Darius McGrew now charged
Speaker 1: with murder, may get out on bond. Who knows. We
Speaker 1: see the ring leader teaching the young'uns how to steal cars.
Speaker 4: Don't know.
Speaker 1: Did someone else steal the car, one of those boys
Speaker 1: to steal the car Ryan Hitton style, and then maybe
Speaker 1: McGrew showed up with the scene with a gun to
Speaker 1: take the car, and we don't know the facts. Investigation.
Speaker 1: Investigation is ongoing and police have not said how incidents
Speaker 1: are related. Of the one juvenile showing up shot at
Speaker 1: children at UC Medical Center and the other one found
Speaker 1: in the back seat dead at the age of twelve. See,
Speaker 1: maybe we need more scooters and red bike bands on
Speaker 1: the weekend, or maybe more monitors at the bus stop,
Speaker 1: or maybe more extra patrols, maybe the use of drones.
Speaker 1: Something like that. Might be maybe midnight basketball or there
Speaker 1: is about fifteen thousand dollars allocated by the city for
Speaker 1: hip hop dancing, how to dance in hip hop style,
Speaker 1: and maybe that's what's needed instead of locking up criminals.
Speaker 1: The great majority of the residents of Winton Hills or
Speaker 1: Avondale or Evenston do not want to live like this.
Speaker 1: Whenever I see Reverend Mingo, I know what he's saying,
Speaker 1: but they're not the ones causing the difficulty. If you
Speaker 1: do the math was I like to do, I like
Speaker 1: to deal with numbers. At any one point, juvenile court
Speaker 1: may have as many as twenty five hundred juveniles under supervision.
Speaker 1: Those are the ones that have been caught in one
Speaker 1: way or another. As far as the number of young
Speaker 1: people in the city of Cincinnati or in Hamley County,
Speaker 1: it is more than ten times that number. So the
Speaker 1: great majority of kids that are twelve, thirteen, fourteen years
Speaker 1: old are not committing crime stealing cars, selling drugs, or
Speaker 1: selling guns in Wyoming. They're not doing that. They're trying
Speaker 1: to live their life. But it's more difficult culturally. It's
Speaker 1: acceptable to engage yourself in a young age and criminal misbehavior. So,
Speaker 1: and you know, racism is not pointing out obvious facts.
Speaker 1: It's not it's simply the truth. If I break down
Speaker 1: the numbers in the city of Cincinnati, there's three hundred
Speaker 1: thousand people. As far as males, my simple deer Park
Speaker 1: Matt tells me there's one hundred and fifty thousand males.
Speaker 1: You may not know this, but the city of Cincinnati
Speaker 1: is a predominant white community. There's fifty percent of the
Speaker 1: population in the city is white, forty five percent or black.
Speaker 1: So if we go with the forty five percent number,
Speaker 1: that means what twenty two percent are black males. Twenty
Speaker 1: two percent of the black males. If you break down
Speaker 1: the category of fifteen, maybe go to fourteen to thirty
Speaker 1: of that number, it's about four percent of the population
Speaker 1: are black males, which tells me that there's approximately sixty
Speaker 1: thousand black males in that category of twelve to thirty
Speaker 1: years old. Sixty thousand black males in the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: and of that number, there's maybe three thousand being monitored
Speaker 1: by juvenile court. That's something in the range of five percent.
Speaker 1: And I've seen them, I've worked with them, I understand them,
Speaker 1: and they're trying to live and survive in a tough environment.
Speaker 1: The great majority of black males, even fifteen to thirty
Speaker 1: years old, do not want to involve themselves in crime.
Speaker 1: They don't involve themselves in crime and guess what they
Speaker 1: want to be protected from the criminals in their elements,
Speaker 1: that's what they want. But the court system and the
Speaker 1: culture doesn't allow that. When you have people shot in
Speaker 1: the back of the head and you're out on bond quickly,
Speaker 1: that's a problem with the court system. Now, the woman
Speaker 1: who set the bond magistrate was Anita Birding. She set
Speaker 1: a low bond on someone charge was shooting another kid
Speaker 1: in the back of the head. And it's not her
Speaker 1: doing because if the administrative judge of Common Police Court,
Speaker 1: Judge Wendy Cross, was objecting to that, she could change
Speaker 1: the bond immediately. So the magistrates like Anita Birding are
Speaker 1: doing what the judges in Hamiley County Common Police Court
Speaker 1: are telling them to do. Get them out of jail,
Speaker 1: don't let them be locked up and back into the
Speaker 1: community they go. And to use the mayor's term, this
Speaker 1: is unacceptable. Well, what level of violence is acceptable? Not
Speaker 1: this level. I talked about calling out the National Guard,
Speaker 1: talked about the Sheriff's Department patrolling city streets like they
Speaker 1: did for years when the city cops are overwhelmed. When
Speaker 1: you talk to cops, they'll tell you we're overwhelmed. We
Speaker 1: simply bounce from event to event and take reports and
Speaker 1: that's about all we do. There's no investigation, there's not
Speaker 1: much going on at all because they're overmanned and overwhelmed
Speaker 1: and undermanned. They don't have the resources available, and racism
Speaker 1: is not pointing out objective fact. The face of crime
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati is a young black male face. But the
Speaker 1: great majority of young black males are not involved in
Speaker 1: crime at all. But it's that demographic, that ghetto demographic,
Speaker 1: so to speak, are causing disproportionate harms without being addressed
Speaker 1: by the criminal justice system to prosecute, to arrest, prosecute, convict,
Speaker 1: and lock up the wrongdoers, to save the black community
Speaker 1: itself from the few among them that are committing disproportion
Speaker 1: of crime. It's pretty sick and pretty sad in Cincinnati
Speaker 1: public schools, just in that group, there's about thirty thousand
Speaker 1: and thirty two thousand students. That means sixteen thousand are
Speaker 1: black males. Sixteen thousand black males, so a very small
Speaker 1: percentage are involved in criminal activity. Why can't we say, culturally,
Speaker 1: we have a civilization underway, and we can't take this anymore.
Speaker 1: Cincinnati is propped up because of TQL, because of Jeff
Speaker 1: Birding and soccer. That's big. That's a big deal. When
Speaker 1: the Reds are in town, that's a big deal. We
Speaker 1: have Octoberfest, We have corporate enterprises Procter and Gamble, Joseph Automotive,
Speaker 1: Fifth Third Bank, Western and Southern. We got all these
Speaker 1: big companies downtown that prop it up along with what's
Speaker 1: happening at the banks. And it's a big problem with
Speaker 1: two to three hundred hordes of individuals, whether it's whether
Speaker 1: it's in Blue Ash or on the banks, acting up
Speaker 1: without consequence. There's needs to be a consequence, and it
Speaker 1: can't be shooting someone in the back of the head
Speaker 1: and getting out on bond. Can't do it. Hell, Judge
Speaker 1: Wendy Cross got off death row an inmate who wrongfully
Speaker 1: killed a woman in Blue Ash thirty years ago because
Speaker 1: she saw something in the case that about twenty five
Speaker 1: judges never saw before, and she wanted to free someone
Speaker 1: off death row, who, by the way, by that point
Speaker 1: got life imprisonment. And she who looked back thirty years
Speaker 1: to find something that didn't happen other judges couldn't see
Speaker 1: because she didn't think someone should be locked up. About
Speaker 1: half the judges in Hamliny County Common Police Court do
Speaker 1: not think that individuals who commit serious crime should be
Speaker 1: held accountable for their activities. They get them out on bond.
Speaker 1: Safety of the community is not a factor. And really,
Speaker 1: it's not the safety of my community in Kenwood. It's
Speaker 1: the safety of Winton Hills. It's the safety of Avondale,
Speaker 1: it's the safety of Evanston. It's that community that's being harmed.
Speaker 1: And OTR is in complete distress because there's not patrols
Speaker 1: by cops. Large numbers of cops presently arresting people for
Speaker 1: violating the law the broken window theory. When you see
Speaker 1: someone openly dealing drugs, arrest them. When you see someone
Speaker 1: smoking marijuana cigarettes in public, site them. If it happens again,
Speaker 1: arrest them, and all of a sudden, the message will
Speaker 1: be sent. There's a new chief of police in town.
Speaker 1: We have enough cops. At any one point, there may
Speaker 1: be one cop between the Ohio River and north of
Speaker 1: OTR to handle really hundreds of calls. It doesn't work
Speaker 1: when there's four to five hundred wounded in the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati. The CPD is not configured to handle that
Speaker 1: inflow of business. They can't properly investigate unless they arrest
Speaker 1: somebody for shooting at the scene. There's no handful of
Speaker 1: warrants being served anymore as there used to be. And
Speaker 1: so when I have headlines fifteen year old killed during
Speaker 1: a gun purchase in Wyoming by a fourteen year old,
Speaker 1: and when I see twelve year old dead after shooting
Speaker 1: in Winton Hills, man charged with murder, and this man,
Speaker 1: according to Brian Combs, Darius McGrew has said forty forty
Speaker 1: contacts with a criminal justice system since he was eighteen
Speaker 1: years old, So that means over a what thirteen year period,
Speaker 1: he's said forty contacts. He shouldn't be in prison, he
Speaker 1: should be under the prison. He's finally killed somebody. It's
Speaker 1: a one man crime wave and there's a few hundred
Speaker 1: exactly the same situated, not the majority, not most, but
Speaker 1: a small percentage causing disroportion of crime, and the system
Speaker 1: is not responding to them whatsoever because it doesn't fit
Speaker 1: a political agenda. Who can change it? Well, our city
Speaker 1: is no different than Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Chicago, Lexington, Atlanta,
Speaker 1: for example, liberal Democrats have completely taken over criminal justice
Speaker 1: in the major cities, which is why they're in collapse.
Speaker 1: They don't hold a law and order approach. They hold
Speaker 1: news conferences and talk about unacceptable and it's unacceptable unacceptable violence. Well, hell,
Speaker 1: mayor what is an acceptable level of violence to you?
Speaker 1: This is unacceptable? Of course, it's unacceptable. Hire as soon
Speaker 1: as you can two hundred and fifty more cops. Tell
Speaker 1: them to go after the criminal element to make sure
Speaker 1: they're locked up, And tell the judges in this community,
Speaker 1: when you shoot someone in the back of the head,
Speaker 1: you don't get out on bond. Have to serve your time,
Speaker 1: and when you serve your time, don't treat the case
Speaker 1: like Patrick Herringer who was murdered by Mordecai Black, because
Speaker 1: he fell through the system, even though he had six
Speaker 1: contacts with CPD and at no point was he arrested.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. Does it affect me a lot? Does it
Speaker 1: affect you if you live in Newport, Covington or Butler
Speaker 1: County Middletown A little bit. Crime does fly around a lot,
Speaker 1: but let's face it as mainly positioned in certain zip
Speaker 1: codes in the city of Cincinnati. That's where the attention
Speaker 1: needs to be. All right, let's continue with more. It
Speaker 1: is unacceptable, it is unacceptable. Well, what the hell is acceptable?
Speaker 4: Mare?
Speaker 1: People are being killed and twelve year olds are being
Speaker 1: murdered in the backseat of cars and a stolen vehicle,
Speaker 1: of course, and if you steal a vehicle in Kentucky
Speaker 1: you get five years in state prison. You steal a
Speaker 1: car in Cincinnati, you get a pat on the back
Speaker 1: and said, write a book report and don't do it again,
Speaker 1: because they judge Kerry Bloom in juvenile court. Write a
Speaker 1: book report. If you're a rapist, write a book report.
Speaker 1: How does that work? Not good? Let's continue after one
Speaker 1: o'clock today will be the great Richard K. Jones about
Speaker 1: summer camps being inundated with floods, and also what's happening
Speaker 1: to the Middletown shooting by the Middletown police. They go
Speaker 1: to a domestic violence run in Middletown. Seemingly the husband
Speaker 1: or the significant other is in the house having murdered
Speaker 1: his fifty three year old wife, and a bad move
Speaker 1: by him, he's shot at the police, and the police
Speaker 1: responding to this horrible domestic violence situation and the six
Speaker 1: year old husband murderer is dead. Now the police are
Speaker 1: on a scrutiny, and I would point out that liberalism
Speaker 1: has completely lost its way. I have a story out
Speaker 1: of New York I spent quite a bit of time
Speaker 1: a few years ago. Headline new mayor candidate Mom Donnie
Speaker 1: said that the NYPD should not respond to domestic violence calls. Quote,
Speaker 1: if somebody is surviving going through domestic violence, there's different
Speaker 1: situations that would far better be handled by people trained
Speaker 1: to deal with specific situations as opposed to a police
Speaker 1: officer with a gun. So next time you down nine
Speaker 1: to one to one, if liberalism has a way, there
Speaker 1: might be a social worker to show up to protect
Speaker 1: you and not police. That's where we're headed. It's unacceptable,
Speaker 1: it's unacceptable. Well, what the hell is acceptable? Mayor Bill
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Speaker 1: It's too hot to do much outside, am I right?
Speaker 1: And that means you and your family are probably spending
Speaker 1: lots of time into Texas and so much more. But
Speaker 1: before we get started, overnight, Middletown officials say that two
Speaker 1: people are dead after a group of officers were involved
Speaker 1: in exchange of gunfire with a suspect on Sunday. It
Speaker 1: happened at home on Mohawk Street in Middletown, the home
Speaker 1: of the segment. Just in general, even though you're in
Speaker 1: charge of Butler County, is this something you get involved
Speaker 1: in or not?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 9: But I know a little bit about it. I know
Speaker 9: that Middletown's some of the best trained police officers there are.
Speaker 9: They've got a great chief up there. But listen, when
Speaker 9: this person I know killed someone a family member, yeah,
Speaker 9: and then was in a gun shootout with the police,
Speaker 9: or were shooting at the police, and you shoot at
Speaker 9: the police, you're going to get shot back.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And that's the way that works. And you're going to
Speaker 9: get shot a lot. And that's the way it's supposed
Speaker 9: to be. Shoot at the police. Don't point guns at
Speaker 9: the police. Middletown doesn't have to take that, none of
Speaker 9: us do, and we're not going to.
Speaker 4: This isn't like California. Middletown's a well run city.
Speaker 9: And when you already have committed a homicide and you
Speaker 9: start pointing guns at the police and shooting them, they're
Speaker 9: going to.
Speaker 4: Shoot you back before that. That's the way it works,
Speaker 4: my friend.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: And the other thing that I often hear is that
Speaker 1: the man who was killed sixty years old, the woman
Speaker 1: was said to be about fifty three years old. She's dead,
Speaker 1: and the officers either had guns pointed out them or
Speaker 1: shots were fired at the cop. And I've heard people say,
Speaker 1: how come you had fired ten shots didn't wing them,
Speaker 1: or how come you had to fire multiple shots. What
Speaker 1: are you trained to do as an officer?
Speaker 4: Hey, you're trained to shoot.
Speaker 9: It's called ta ta tac tac, two shots.
Speaker 4: At a time.
Speaker 9: But when you hear gunfire, you don't know where the
Speaker 9: gunfire is coming from, and all you hear is the
Speaker 9: police gunfire, gunfire, shots fired, and.
Speaker 4: You're a little nervous.
Speaker 9: And when you're shooting, and if they only shot him
Speaker 9: ten times, it's not like you see on TV.
Speaker 4: You shoot somebody once and they fall down.
Speaker 9: That's sometimes sometimes you got to shoot him five or six.
Speaker 4: Ten times. And lots of times when they'ves.
Speaker 9: Shooting at the police, it's multiple police officers shooting at
Speaker 9: the same time.
Speaker 4: And when in a split second, hell, there'll.
Speaker 9: Be twenty five thirty rounds gone that way. And that's
Speaker 9: why you get multiple gunshots.
Speaker 1: And a liberals say that's overkilled. I'm thinking, well, how
Speaker 1: about you, the guy getting shot at, You might want
Speaker 1: to keep shooting until the threats down.
Speaker 9: Listen, they say that's overkill, underkill, it's still kill kill.
Speaker 4: It doesn't matter if it's.
Speaker 9: Over under one bullet twenty bullets.
Speaker 4: You shouldn't shoot at the police, period, and same result.
Speaker 9: And that's what happened. Middletown's a fine police department, been
Speaker 9: around over one hundred years, like the city of Hamilton,
Speaker 9: and police.
Speaker 4: Are very well trained and they don't.
Speaker 9: Have to be shot at, they don't have to be
Speaker 9: stad before they return fire.
Speaker 4: And this guy already killed. So nope.
Speaker 9: A sad for the police officers and sad for the
Speaker 9: family members.
Speaker 4: But the police officers don't go to.
Speaker 9: Work every day thinking, man, I hope I get in
Speaker 9: a gunfight today.
Speaker 4: That's not the way it works.
Speaker 1: Well, this is sad, but you're not much of a liberal.
Speaker 1: But the next mayor of New York City, a guy
Speaker 1: named mom Donnie, I'm sure you heard about him, said
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty that the police should not respond to
Speaker 1: domestic violent situations. So I'm listening to the interview on YouTube.
Speaker 1: This is from twenty twenty two. Quote. If someone is
Speaker 1: surviving going through domestic violence, normally a woman, there are
Speaker 1: so many different situations would be far better handled by
Speaker 1: experts to deal with specific violence as opposed to a
Speaker 1: cop with a gun who's received limited amount of training
Speaker 1: but also is happy to shoot someone. Now can you imagine,
Speaker 1: can you.
Speaker 9: Basically what, yeah, they want to send a social worker. Yes,
Speaker 9: what social workers would want to go to a domestic
Speaker 9: violence call? Well, they'll get killed. How they kill police officer?
Speaker 9: The worst call to go to is domestic violence. But
Speaker 9: I promise you this guy has police protection right now
Speaker 9: and will have And they all complain. Do away with
Speaker 9: the police, do it? You know, reimagine the police. But
Speaker 9: they all have police protection. They live in gated communities,
Speaker 9: and this is going to be no different. Social workers
Speaker 9: don't want to go to domestic violence. How the police
Speaker 9: don't want to go, And that's why they send multiple
Speaker 9: police because that's when the police officer are shot injured
Speaker 9: most always, and that's what happened in Middletown, I assume.
Speaker 9: But listen, it's a dangerous place.
Speaker 4: And when you have guns and you're.
Speaker 9: Pointing them at the police, you will get.
Speaker 4: You will get you've got coming to you. And if
Speaker 4: you're pointing a gun at.
Speaker 9: The police, they don't have to wait for you to
Speaker 9: shoot first and then say you missed, and then say you.
Speaker 4: Get two more shots before I returned. Higher Not the
Speaker 4: way it works, Bill.
Speaker 1: And you're talking about Ryan Hinton. That's another story. But
Speaker 1: I happen to find myself over the weekend at a
Speaker 1: restaurant called The Nation in Milford, which is right up
Speaker 1: against the Little Miami River, And I said to the
Speaker 1: couple I was with, can you imagine that river, which
Speaker 1: is a babbling brook at this point, having gained a
Speaker 1: height of maybe an additional thirty feet, all at downtown
Speaker 1: Milford would be gone. I'm looking. And you had a
Speaker 1: press release, you gave some interviews on Friday, the same things.
Speaker 1: In Hamilton. There is Little Miami, the Great Miami, the
Speaker 1: High River, the Licking River. Fortunately, we have rivers everywhere,
Speaker 1: and nobody could imagine to have a river go thirty
Speaker 1: feet and forty five minutes up and so what is
Speaker 1: your plan to handle that situation before a crisis takes place?
Speaker 9: Well, we decided we have campgrounds. There's over ten thousand
Speaker 9: campgrounds throughout the United States that are for kids throughout
Speaker 9: the United States.
Speaker 4: Ten thousand bills.
Speaker 9: Most of them, not all of them are along river
Speaker 9: ways or waterways, and they're usually always in a floodplain.
Speaker 9: So what we've done is we have camped Cambergard. We
Speaker 9: met with the people that run that and the YMCA
Speaker 9: that are in charge of it, and they have two
Speaker 9: to three hundred kids out there at the time, and
Speaker 9: it's been in existence for close to one hundred years.
Speaker 9: It's in a flood plain, but they also have a
Speaker 9: railroad tracks that goes right through it almost to get
Speaker 9: to it, so they got it on both ends. They
Speaker 9: could have a chemical spill, they could have floods. They've
Speaker 9: not had floods, but they've waters got up high. But
Speaker 9: Texas never had anything like this, and it depends where
Speaker 9: us clouds are. If the dam something happens, you need
Speaker 9: to have plans. So we immediately reached out to them.
Speaker 9: We assessed what they have, and we're making plan right now.
Speaker 9: How could we evacuate if the floodwaters came up too
Speaker 9: high to have people there. How can we make notifications
Speaker 9: to them that there's a dangerous situation, there's a chemical
Speaker 9: spill on the railroad tracks right.
Speaker 4: There by the river.
Speaker 9: Can we get from the one side of the river
Speaker 9: and evacuate the kids to the other. So we don't
Speaker 9: want to wait till the tragedy at Texas. We're working
Speaker 9: on it right now. But and I told people, Bill,
Speaker 9: everybody's got kids that go to camps and you drop
Speaker 9: them off and you're so excited. You got to weep
Speaker 9: to yourself. You need to know where you're sending these
Speaker 9: kids to when you drop them off. You need to
Speaker 9: ask what kind of plans do you have for floods?
Speaker 9: What kind of plans do you have for actice shooters.
Speaker 9: This is a different time, but you've got to be prepared.
Speaker 9: We're prepared here with Camp Campbell Guard. We're working and
Speaker 9: we assess them. And again, most of these places that
Speaker 9: are on the rivers, they're all over, they're in floodplains,
Speaker 9: and you've got to be prepared that water comes up quick,
Speaker 9: fast and furious. Hell, I went to Camp Campbell Gard
Speaker 9: as a kid here in Butler County, and we're telling people,
Speaker 9: know where your kids are going. They go to other states,
Speaker 9: they go to Southern states, and know what kind of
Speaker 9: plans I have. It's your responsibility to ask. But you've
Speaker 9: got to be ready for.
Speaker 1: Everything, Bill, not just floods. You made a reference to
Speaker 1: me over the weekend when we spoke about train derailments. Well,
Speaker 1: there could be a tornado. I don't know, an earthquake
Speaker 1: or hurry. I don't know what's going to happen. It
Speaker 1: isn't just a flood. And these camps in Texas had
Speaker 1: no cell phones. The girls were told, you're on your own,
Speaker 1: like camping out in the woods. So what other what?
Speaker 1: And you need the sirens for what?
Speaker 4: Listen, the sirens work. Well.
Speaker 9: Not everybody likes the sirens, but there's other In Butler County,
Speaker 9: we have a system to where we can reach. We
Speaker 9: can send somebody to there. We have two hell of coppers.
Speaker 9: Depending on what's happening, we can get cruises there. We
Speaker 9: can get there by boat because we have an emergency
Speaker 9: response team. But you have to be prepared for tornadoes.
Speaker 9: Most of these places are on the river. They don't
Speaker 9: have shelters for tornadoes. They don't have any shelters for
Speaker 9: where to go or you know, you get trained in
Speaker 9: schools for active shooters. They call it alice. You train,
Speaker 9: you prep for it kids in grade school. It's sad,
Speaker 9: but in these camps you got to start training for
Speaker 9: the same thing. Just had a church shooting in Kentucky.
Speaker 9: People were killed. You never know who's coming in where.
Speaker 9: This is a wake up call for all of us.
Speaker 9: But it started with the water and the flooding in Texas.
Speaker 9: But then it makes you start looking at tornadoes. It
Speaker 9: starts making you look at chemical spills. Most of these
Speaker 9: railroad tracks are everywhere in Ohio and Kentucky and Indiana,
Speaker 9: and we're fortunate, but also you've got to be prepared
Speaker 9: for chemical spills. So we have a has MATT unit
Speaker 9: here that we're assigned to the Sheriff's office, Hamilton County's
Speaker 9: has MATT unit. We trained for that. We're prepping and
Speaker 9: we're getting the Camp Camp camic guard. We're working with
Speaker 9: them and we've got some temporary plans in existence now
Speaker 9: and we know we visited it and assessed it, and
Speaker 9: our people are looking at ways that we can get
Speaker 9: people out if we have to evacuate. Now we can
Speaker 9: get in. We've got pictures of every single building, so
Speaker 9: when the dispatch dispatches, we got actually photographs and know
Speaker 9: the distance between each building where they're at. So we've
Speaker 9: got to and we've got a system by phone that
Speaker 9: we can reach out, push a button and any people
Speaker 9: in that certain area, it'll just ring their phones if
Speaker 9: you have a phone and if you have phone service.
Speaker 9: But we're working on every everybody's got to be prepared
Speaker 9: where you send your kids and what you're doing where
Speaker 9: you're taking them to and has plants.
Speaker 1: You know, we're blessed in this area. They have so
Speaker 1: many river ways and waterways. That's why we're so good
Speaker 1: because we have so much water. We have more water
Speaker 1: than we can use. I often said we should build
Speaker 1: water pipelines to the west, but I'm told that's a
Speaker 1: stupid idea. That we got one hundred thousand miles of pipelines.
Speaker 1: We could take two large pipelines out of the Ohio
Speaker 1: and Mississippi River and send them out west and they
Speaker 1: could flower. But that I'm told by everyone in the
Speaker 1: federal government it would take too long to do it.
Speaker 1: And I said, well, nonetheless, I think to be prepared
Speaker 1: is terribly important. And many times you go to these
Speaker 1: day camp summer camps for kids and the normal rules
Speaker 1: don't apply. Camp counselors, their behavior, Have they gone through
Speaker 1: background checks? Who are they and what's the availability of
Speaker 1: getting a hold of what's the plan if a tornado
Speaker 1: a warning is issued, one's coming, You're in a tent
Speaker 1: and what do you do with eight hundred kids? Well, chaos,
Speaker 1: And I'm glad that's being done at least by you.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: Lastly, I understand that there's an e mom who has
Speaker 1: been maybe in your custody and control hospital chaplain named
Speaker 1: i'man Solomon. Federal officials arrested Children's hospital chaplain Aiman Solomon
Speaker 1: about a month ago, revoking his immigration status. And now
Speaker 1: we understand that because of Congressman Greg Lansman, he may
Speaker 1: be kept in Ohio pending a hearing. And how many
Speaker 1: can you tell the American people, how many inmates so
Speaker 1: to speak from ICE are in the Butler County Jail,
Speaker 1: how much money is being made off them, and whether
Speaker 1: the E mom is with you at the present time.
Speaker 9: The E mom is with us at the present time.
Speaker 9: We have between three hundred and eighty four hundred and
Speaker 9: twenty ICE prisoners that are in our jail, ILLEO aliens
Speaker 9: that are.
Speaker 1: In our jail.
Speaker 9: We've been doing this housing of ICE prisoners off and
Speaker 9: on for twenty years under different administrations, and we get
Speaker 9: I think it's eighty five dollars a day per inmate,
Speaker 9: pretty good, and we have it's taxpayer money. And what
Speaker 9: it does it helps pay for my locals. My locals
Speaker 9: end up costing me nothing. And these people are deported
Speaker 9: pretty quick. They come in, they have their hearings, and
Speaker 9: they take them to the airport. Here three or four weeks.
Speaker 4: They're usually gone.
Speaker 9: The last administration, when they were here, they'd be here
Speaker 9: three or four months and they wouldn't deport.
Speaker 4: But people of.
Speaker 9: Mistake, they think that the Republicans are the only one
Speaker 9: that deport people.
Speaker 4: Under Obama, I had to eighty seven June.
Speaker 9: He deported more than any of them did eight years
Speaker 9: of Obama, and he was the biggest deporter deporting people
Speaker 9: of any president. And so but people want to forget that,
Speaker 9: but it is true.
Speaker 1: Well, Obama deported about officially over three million, and unofficially
Speaker 1: with those who had departed voluntarily left five million. At
Speaker 1: this point, as we said here in the middle of July,
Speaker 1: President Trump has deported eighty thousand. I'm not talking about
Speaker 1: three million or five million. Every time he does something,
Speaker 1: a federal judge snaps on him, says you can't do it,
Speaker 1: and there's complete turmoil. But in reality, most Americans when
Speaker 1: these people deported, seventy five to eighty percent, and.
Speaker 9: President Obama built more wall than any of them. And
Speaker 9: so this isn't a Republican and a Democrat think. For
Speaker 9: some reason, the Democrats have made it an issue. Most Americans, white, black,
Speaker 9: doesn't matter what religion you are, what country you're from.
Speaker 9: They want our border sealed. They don't want terrorists here.
Speaker 9: Bill of the last three hundred and fifty in the
Speaker 9: last twelve months, I was told her of three hundred
Speaker 9: and fifty they think terrorist has come across the borders
Speaker 9: into the United States. Of the three hundred and fifty
Speaker 9: of them come from the northern border Canada fifty. Only
Speaker 9: fifty come through the southern border because it's pretty well
Speaker 9: sealed up. But people forget about the northern border, three
Speaker 9: thousand miles of border, and the only way you can
Speaker 9: seal that, The best you can is with the local police.
Speaker 9: They don't have enough settled people to seal those borders,
Speaker 9: so it's up to all of us. The northern border.
Speaker 9: The countries that are coming in, they're squeezing them into
Speaker 9: the northern border now to Canada, and we're connected to
Speaker 9: Canada by water, and I believe by bridge, but it's
Speaker 9: all the way up the highway. The kids are coming in,
Speaker 9: just like the kids we're working in California and the
Speaker 9: marijuana fields, little teenage kids, and there's a child molested
Speaker 9: working there with them, and they like.
Speaker 4: The kids because they've got a little.
Speaker 9: Small hands, and they're short and they work them like dogs.
Speaker 9: It's a modern day slavery, make no mistake about it.
Speaker 9: People are fed up with it. We have terraced here
Speaker 9: in our country and they're ready to do something to us.
Speaker 4: And it's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: It's gonna happen.
Speaker 4: If it's gonna happen, When it's gonna happen.
Speaker 9: It's all up to the local police, all of us,
Speaker 9: and we've gotta have help and we gotta all be together.
Speaker 1: My friend, Sheriff, thank you for doing this for the children.
Speaker 1: For what's going to happen in summer camp. I don't
Speaker 1: think there's hundreds of teenagers woulding around Butler County. Maybe
Speaker 1: one time, but that's it. We got a hell of
Speaker 1: a problem here, and I think the city would be
Speaker 1: wise to let the Sheriff's department police in the Senate
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati, but I don't think that's gonna happen
Speaker 1: anytime soon because of politics. But once again with Richard K. Jones,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Sheriff, you're
Speaker 1: a great American. Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Appreciate you and all your millions of listeners.
Speaker 1: Bill God bless America. Let's continue with more the line
Speaker 1: becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand.
Speaker 1: Reds Baseball off until Friday, and then in New York,
Speaker 1: all in news radio seven hundred wlw oh no, the
Speaker 1: roof is leaking? Do I call insurance?
Speaker 6: Who do I tra comes Hayes, He's there, He's got it.
Speaker 6: And that's it reads when it forded two and that
Speaker 6: is win number two thousand for Reds manager Terry Francona
Speaker 6: in his historic and Hall of Fame career.
Speaker 8: O hell, hello, piet and I'm spokes.
Speaker 1: I'm broadcasting god O sega. Nine of the last eleven
Speaker 1: seasons in the second half teams of Tito Francona having
Speaker 1: better record than the first half. So can the Reds
Speaker 1: march for Glorian for some of the judgment seat of God?
Speaker 1: Yes they can. Yes. Thirteen managers have won two thousand
Speaker 1: or more games, correct, and he's one of them. There's
Speaker 1: one of them, which ain't bad.
Speaker 10: Fifty and forty seven at the break, will either's seven
Speaker 10: and a half out behind the Cubbies, two and a
Speaker 10: half into wild cards.
Speaker 1: So we'll see what happens.
Speaker 10: All we can do second all we have is hope?
Speaker 10: Do you have hope? Hope for another fifty wins? What
Speaker 10: if they win fit another fifty that would be it'd
Speaker 10: win fifty sixty five games. That's about eighty percent. That's
Speaker 10: pretty good, not kidding.
Speaker 1: If they do that, they could go to the Super
Speaker 1: Bowl and confront maybe the Detroit Tigers as they did
Speaker 1: as you know in nineteen forty.
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Speaker 1: Do you have hey, Roxy, do you have hope?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 10: The baseball Draft continues today in the fourth round of
Speaker 10: Reds takeout of Oregon alfielder Mason Neville. He only led
Speaker 10: the nation this year in home runs with twenty six.
Speaker 10: He was selected by the Reds in the eighteenth round
Speaker 10: in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 1: What happened? But opted to go to the Ducks. How
Speaker 1: about the Ducks they got They got him back?
Speaker 10: Also Ducks area player out of Wright State, catch your
Speaker 10: bas Boston Smith in the sixth round goes to the
Speaker 10: Washington Nationals. What if you go to the Red Sox
Speaker 10: would not be something Boston place for Boston, right? Bob
Speaker 10: Knightingala USA today says the Reds are and Madia many
Speaker 10: other teams have strong interest in Twins relievers, Yan Durham
Speaker 10: and also.
Speaker 1: Griffin Jacks, so the Reds might be adding. Is that correct?
Speaker 1: What happened? I got a text here from a doctor
Speaker 1: that tells me anonymously that Hunter Green's problems are not
Speaker 1: a groin, They're a back slight disc problems. Can you
Speaker 1: comment on that?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Please continue? No, boy?
Speaker 10: And then let's see Landon veteric former Baden Ram and
Speaker 10: the Cincinnati Bearcats he had picked last yesterday in round
Speaker 10: one in round three and Devin Taylor out of LaSala
Speaker 10: in Indiana went round two to the Athletics. Let's see
Speaker 10: All Star update.
Speaker 1: Well, he brought to you by Cincinnati tax resolution powered
Speaker 1: by TOAF called fire. I've won three five one three
Speaker 1: t O p H of course. The home run derby tonight?
Speaker 1: What happened ten years ago? What happened ten years ago?
Speaker 1: Todd Frazier, The Todd Father home run derby is tonight.
Speaker 1: I don't think they'll have that much action that that
Speaker 1: kind of in that atmosphere as a git in Atlanta
Speaker 1: that night? Is it in Atlanta? Who is the BS deal?
Speaker 1: Eight o'clock on ESPN fifteen thirty back back back, back
Speaker 1: back on. That's all the way to That's all the
Speaker 1: way to Conyers, Alabama, That's all the way to Augusta, Georgia.
Speaker 1: Rob Manford changed the game from Hotlanta to Denver for
Speaker 1: stupid reasons, because of Stacy Abrams, you might recall, correct, somebody.
Speaker 10: Should mention that I think it was twenty six or
Speaker 10: twenty seven. It's in Chicago, the Wrigley Field, how about that.
Speaker 10: Let's see, well, the li de La Cruz and of
Speaker 10: course Andrew Rabbitt representing the Reds and tomorrow night's game
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Speaker 1: Still nothing, what about Trey nothing? What about Stewart nothing?
Speaker 1: What about it? Do they have a defensive end? Nothing?
Speaker 1: One of the experts said, I like to listen to
Speaker 1: the experts in the morning. Yeah, they have Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: as the third best quarterbacks, right behind Mahomes and Allen correct,
Speaker 1: and then Jamar Chase is now one up on Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow again, What happened?
Speaker 10: Because Jamar Chase is going is in a Lucky Charms
Speaker 10: television commercial hit the airwaves soon?
Speaker 1: What about the coloring of Lucky Charm? Is that now illegal?
Speaker 1: Vikings wide receiver?
Speaker 10: Justin Jefferson also in the television spot with Jamar Chase,
Speaker 10: I'm on.
Speaker 1: An LSU team with Joe Burrow throwing to Chase, not
Speaker 1: a certain player from the Vikings whose name you just announced?
Speaker 1: What about what they should have won?
Speaker 4: Like they did?
Speaker 1: Championship? Did MLS soccer? Of course? FC Cincinnati taken a
Speaker 1: tough one two up to nil at home and they
Speaker 1: fall to the Columbus crew.
Speaker 10: Doesn't get any easier, will he? Because the Big M
Speaker 10: comes to town on Wednesday night?
Speaker 1: What messy bingo? Are you serious? Enter Miami will be
Speaker 1: here Wednesday night with the Big M. I gotta give
Speaker 1: him a call when he's in town. Will he be
Speaker 1: at OTR? I don't think so. I feel like in
Speaker 1: a pinball machine. I don't think he can speak the English.
Speaker 1: You know I was there Saturday night. First I went
Speaker 1: to the Purple Poulay, the Purple Pulay in Newport, the
Speaker 1: Purple Pulay on York Street, the Purple Poulay. Then let's
Speaker 1: go to Greaters at Otr. Let's take our change. I
Speaker 1: thought you went to the soccer match. I went to
Speaker 1: the Purple Pulay, by the way, a fine restaurant on
Speaker 1: York Street in Newport. I got the shrimp Flombey and
Speaker 1: the lobster Newburgh Purple Poolay. You gotta give him enough plugs.
Speaker 1: Who was with you entourage, Sean Donovan and the People's judge.
Speaker 10: Let me guess you didn't know what the Purple Poulea
Speaker 10: was until the first lady said something. She said it
Speaker 10: was chicken, and I would guess with the name of
Speaker 10: the place it's free.
Speaker 1: Well I think it was, but the food was good.
Speaker 1: But it was the I just like saying it the
Speaker 1: Purple pula Then we went to Otr in Greaters.
Speaker 10: Then the fun began. What they do chase out. They
Speaker 10: were shooting out like a gun smoke or the right.
Speaker 1: And drove by Washington Park for my ancestor, my great
Speaker 1: great great grandfather, Old Cunney, was working the grounds literally
Speaker 1: of Washington Park, and it was packed and stacked really
Speaker 1: lots of marriagauana being smoked them out. Okay, nonetheless hell
Speaker 1: greater chocolate chip plus the whiff of marijuana. So what
Speaker 1: you really eat there?
Speaker 10: You didn't They don't have shrimp FLOMPEII and lobster Newburgh
Speaker 10: at this place, and had probably Chateau Bond catfish a.
Speaker 1: La mode with the scoop of shrimp, shrimp, the purple poulay.
Speaker 1: I just love saying it. Okay, you know I paid
Speaker 1: for everything. Everything's good. I just like saying purple play.
Speaker 1: Would you go to the purple poolay? If you're buying,
Speaker 1: I'm flying, I'm not buying. Okay, well that I'm flying? Yeah, Democrat,
Speaker 1: I just selding to Richard K. Jones talking about the
Speaker 1: shootings in Middletown. What do you know about that? Where
Speaker 1: were you last night? Where were you you were sleeping?
Speaker 1: Did you hear the gunfire? Plus?
Speaker 10: Uh the sheriff is also did he mention that we
Speaker 10: teamed up?
Speaker 1: We talked about it off the wind. I said, don't
Speaker 1: bring this up. No, he's part of the challenge. He
Speaker 1: wants to do.
Speaker 10: He you know, we're we're contemplating things. His people are
Speaker 10: involved in calling my people.
Speaker 1: I got to talk to the rock and rock you
Speaker 1: and I handle you and Jonesy on the pickleball court. Well,
Speaker 1: believe me, I understand. He may he may end up
Speaker 1: arriving in Marine one. DJT may have him use it
Speaker 1: for the day. He said, whatever day we wait, wait
Speaker 1: till the end of September so we can practice and
Speaker 1: practice and practice.
Speaker 10: A lot of a lot of the armored personnel carriers
Speaker 10: that he has is going to also show up.
Speaker 1: The Purple Pula. I'm just saying, will you be there?
Speaker 1: If at the Purple Puola, I don't know. Depends on
Speaker 1: what they have. I'll look it up. Mainly in French.
Speaker 10: I didn't understand most stuff you did not order, like
Speaker 10: s cargo or brains or anything.
Speaker 1: Yes, I did, you did. I'des cargo to go. You
Speaker 1: mean snails. And also it's some sort of egg. It
Speaker 1: was a deviled egg. Then I got catfish and something
Speaker 1: else with and ice cream. Penny had some sort of
Speaker 1: dish that I can't explain. Seohn Donovan said, don't you
Speaker 1: have a hamburger? I said, no, they don't have hamburgers.
Speaker 1: Talk about it's the it's hamburger. We gotta have them
Speaker 1: purple poole. Okay, you'll be You'll be doing those commercials
Speaker 1: for a while. I hope they succeed. That's all I
Speaker 1: got to say. But oh, would you go to a
Speaker 1: OTR with me and get some chocolate chip? You can
Speaker 1: go right down the street to Kenwood here and without your.
Speaker 10: Risk at all, without your risk at all, without your
Speaker 10: life flashing risk at all.
Speaker 1: Let's go to OTR. Let's go come on.
Speaker 10: With the activities last night, that that initiative that the
Speaker 10: mayor was on with the unacceptable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it sure is unacceptable. Well what's acceptable? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Now they got twelve year olds getting shot in Witton Hills.
Speaker 1: By the way, Brian Combe said. The guy who murdered
Speaker 1: the twelve year old boy in the backseat stealing cars, Yeah,
Speaker 1: had been in the criminal justice system forty times. He's
Speaker 1: only thirty one. My simple deal, Park Matt tells me.
Speaker 1: In thirteen years, he goes through the system for robberies,
Speaker 1: all kinds of stuff forty times and he's still out.
Speaker 1: Then he kills somebody, probably get a bond, get out.
Speaker 1: Judge Wendy Cross will probably give him a bond, get
Speaker 1: him out. He's not been proven guilty. What about the
Speaker 1: safety of the community segment? Does that make sense to you?
Speaker 1: I wonder about that. Sometimes shot in the back of
Speaker 1: the head, the perpetrator gets out on bond. We have
Speaker 1: the government we deserve segment. Remember, the safety of the
Speaker 1: community is a factor in setting a bond. Would you agree?
Speaker 1: Looks like it. How about purple poulet in Middletown? Would
Speaker 1: that work? Come on? I'm not sure?
Speaker 10: Come on, come on, I'll look out for their menu online.
Speaker 1: Veal s cargo, shrimpvlombey lost Newburgh catfish out of mode,
Speaker 1: and maybe a hamburger for Shawn Donovan. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. Yeah, yeah, all right? Segment? Is that into sports?
Speaker 1: Did you think so? You have hope at all of
Speaker 1: the Bengals? Bengals always, well, hope for the Reds too.
Speaker 10: Come on, Joe burrowe over the five hundred mark now
Speaker 10: and the roller coaster first half?
Speaker 1: Yawn? Yeah, they're three over. Yeah to give the trophy now? Well,
Speaker 1: according to it, Jeff Brantley, if somebody had said on
Speaker 1: March the twenty eighth, you're gonna be three over at
Speaker 1: the All Star break. The Reds would have taken it that.
Speaker 1: Now they're in the hunt. Right now, they got to PERFORMCT.
Speaker 1: Does Hunter Green have a disc, disc problem or a
Speaker 1: groin problem, Well, maybe it's moved to his back. It's
Speaker 1: moving around a little bit. Put a brace on it
Speaker 1: and put him out there. It's been since May seventh.
Speaker 1: They need him bad. They need him although not no,
Speaker 1: not bad. Would you agree, Well, they're hanging in there.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's all you can do. But thank goodness,
Speaker 1: they pulled one. They pulled the rabbit out of the
Speaker 1: hat on Outturday Saturday time. They lost to that end.
Speaker 1: Yesterday they did the same thing.
Speaker 10: When you know, when the Rockies can't handle a ground ball,
Speaker 10: for crying out loud, that's why there's seventy five thousand
Speaker 10: games under five hundred.
Speaker 1: There's still fifty two games below five hundred. Go how's
Speaker 1: that possible? I think our baseball team and baseball haven't
Speaker 1: could have done. Thank you. If I was I wouldn't
Speaker 1: come back for the second half. If you're in if
Speaker 1: you're in Denver, what do you think, Let's go see
Speaker 1: the Rocks play?
Speaker 10: No, you're you're waiting for the Broncos to start and
Speaker 10: in the avalanche to kick in.
Speaker 1: Who only beat the Chiefs because the let them? Or
Speaker 1: the Colorado Buffaloes? And prime time we'll see about that.
Speaker 1: What about Shader Sanders has certain heavy foot problems in Cleveland.
Speaker 10: Though one of their Cleveland Browns got got picked up
Speaker 10: for domestic violence.
Speaker 1: I have this, uh have this story out of New
Speaker 1: York with your friend Mom Donnie the next mayor who says,
Speaker 1: go ahead. Mom Donnie says that the NYPD should not
Speaker 1: respond to domestic violence calls should sound on a counselor
Speaker 1: in a counseling in council what people need counseling A
Speaker 1: couple of that guy in Middletown that killed his wife,
Speaker 1: it's counseling segment. You know that it's unacceptable. The level
Speaker 1: of violence is unacceptable. Let's get rid of the red box. Yeah,
Speaker 1: can you see that headline? V A man beats up
Speaker 1: a woman or kills her. Send over a counselor, maybe
Speaker 1: with a welcome basket and maybe some apples, lemons and wine.
Speaker 1: Pez sit down, Let's talk about it. Can we talk
Speaker 1: about it? What would Jonesy say? Hang them high? Hang
Speaker 1: them high, Hang them high. Segment, Sheriff, let's continue. We
Speaker 1: have coming up next to Wayne Allen Root, who is
Speaker 1: opposing Donald Trump. Wait a minute, now we know the
Speaker 1: world's really coming to an end. God, if that happened,
Speaker 1: it was on this day, July the fourteenth, That again,
Speaker 1: Fasteel Day, nineteen seventy Wait a minute, river Front state
Speaker 1: of the site? What All Star game?
Speaker 6: That was it?
Speaker 10: Peter Edward Rose All Star Game, Riverfront Stadium. The Nationally
Speaker 10: beat the American League in twelve innings, five to four.
Speaker 10: But fifty five years ago today the Cubs Jim Hickman
Speaker 10: stepped up to the plate, singled up the middle, Rose
Speaker 10: crashes into Ray Fosse.
Speaker 1: National League wins and ruins. His career never was the same.
Speaker 1: No segment, Do you have hope?
Speaker 10: We leave you with the immortal words of the stood.
Speaker 1: Report on waiting Jim Hickman, Gray Fosse, Cleveland. Can I
Speaker 1: say Indians back then?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: I can't say it anymore now. I don't want to
Speaker 1: offend anyone because it would be unacceptable for me to
Speaker 1: offend anyone. You know what I'm saying, Not on this
Speaker 1: show segment, thank you, But Wayne Allen Root is next,
Speaker 1: oh boy, opposing Donald Trump on news rate. Now we
Speaker 1: know things are messed up, els frozen on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: How you enter it now?
Speaker 1: Billy cunning in the Great American And of course I
Speaker 1: think President Trump said the best two weeks maybe any
Speaker 1: president has ever had over the last six months. This
Speaker 1: is better than FDR, it's better than Truman, it's better
Speaker 1: than Reagan. Ever, his accomplishments are incredible. There was a
Speaker 1: little bit of an impediment. I believe that I want
Speaker 1: to share my Twitter ex account with the Great Wayne
Speaker 1: Allen Root, I said on July the ninth. Quote this
Speaker 1: is from my Twitter account, Twayne quote. FBI says no
Speaker 1: Epstein client list of the rich and famous exists. Pam Bondy,
Speaker 1: the AG, said in March that the list was on
Speaker 1: her desk and that Epstein killed himself. I do not
Speaker 1: believe that no list, no videos exist. I do not
Speaker 1: believe the names who committed rape on teenage victims unknown.
Speaker 1: At this point, what should we do? And so then
Speaker 1: I look at your column under day of July the ninth,
Speaker 1: a couple three days ago, and guess what I read?
Speaker 1: Essentially the same thing I didn't know it at the time.
Speaker 1: We're on the same page about Trump. First of all,
Speaker 1: let's go over the accomplishment, which you've done in your column,
Speaker 1: But then let's talk about danger that Liza ahead.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, look, every day, Bill, he does something
Speaker 11: that I would do that I consider brilliant that you
Speaker 11: would do.
Speaker 3: You and I would sit there and make up.
Speaker 11: Twelve things that should be done the next week, and
Speaker 11: he does them in an hour, and they're exactly what
Speaker 11: you and I want. So I'm starting by saying, as
Speaker 11: you just said, let's start with the good, because I
Speaker 11: do have a negative about him that I want to
Speaker 11: talk about.
Speaker 3: But overall, come on.
Speaker 11: I mean, I think it was Reagan who said, if
Speaker 11: you agree with me seventy percent of the time, you're
Speaker 11: my friend, not my enemy. I agree with Trump like
Speaker 11: ninety to ninety nine percent of the time.
Speaker 3: So he has been amazing. The things he's done for
Speaker 3: America are wonderful.
Speaker 11: Things he's done for conservatism and for MAGA and for
Speaker 11: patriotism wonderful. He's cutting government, well, the article I saw
Speaker 11: last night, he's starting cuts at state department and other
Speaker 11: government agencies that are going to be the biggest cuts
Speaker 11: in the history of the biggest cuts of government in
Speaker 11: the history of the United States of America.
Speaker 3: Then I saw a second article this.
Speaker 11: Morning that every single government agency is starting to figure
Speaker 11: out ways to get all illegals off of every possible
Speaker 11: form of government, welfare, government check.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is this is our dream. And if you're.
Speaker 11: Upset, if anyone out there is upset, then it isn't
Speaker 11: going fast enough. It's only because there's so many liberal
Speaker 11: judges and liberal.
Speaker 3: Law suits in the way.
Speaker 11: There's nobody else but Trump who could have made this
Speaker 11: much progress. And by the way, there's nobody else but
Speaker 11: Trump who could have been elected in the first place.
Speaker 11: Against all the censorship and all of the rigging of
Speaker 11: elections and all of the enemies of the deep state
Speaker 11: who have conspired to destroy the MAGA agenda.
Speaker 3: Only Trump could have overcome.
Speaker 11: That, and he has and now he's fighting so many
Speaker 11: liberal judges. But despite all that, he's done some great,
Speaker 11: great things. And I called him in my column, you know,
Speaker 11: the greatest president of my lifetime, beating Reagan by a mile.
Speaker 11: I said he had the best first six months of
Speaker 11: any president, of any president history, not just Trump's best
Speaker 11: six months or Republicans best six months. But Bill, any president,
Speaker 11: no one's done this good in six months. And it
Speaker 11: was the best week and the best two weeks in history.
Speaker 11: And I think he stands a great chance of being
Speaker 11: the goat, you know, top five or maybe number one
Speaker 11: of all time with the Washingtons and the Lincolns, and
Speaker 11: you know, the people that are considered the greatest that
Speaker 11: have ever lived. I may not agree with that list,
Speaker 11: by the way. I would never put FDR on it,
Speaker 11: but I'll bet the average American does. I would never
Speaker 11: put JFK on it, but I'm guessing the average American
Speaker 11: would fine. Whoever the list is, Trump will be on
Speaker 11: that top five list by the time the four years
Speaker 11: are up.
Speaker 3: So look, I love the guy.
Speaker 11: He's knocked out a record number of Grand slams. The
Speaker 11: border is sealed like never before in history. We're throwing
Speaker 11: criminal gang bangers out of the country, and he actually
Speaker 11: got the Supreme Court to approve it. He's cutting the
Speaker 11: size of government dramatically, the most in history. He successfully
Speaker 11: carried out what I think is the most daring military
Speaker 11: raid in history on Iran's nuclear sites by bluffing them
Speaker 11: and acting like he was going to keep negotiating, and
Speaker 11: then he surprised them and he sent B twos to
Speaker 11: Guam at the same time B twos were flying to Iran.
Speaker 11: He fooled the world and he bombed that people bill,
Speaker 11: as other presidents would do. He didn't get troops on
Speaker 11: the ground and kill Iranians. He just bombed nuclear sites.
Speaker 11: That's the way to carry out wars in the future.
Speaker 3: It's perfect. He learned the lessons of Iraq.
Speaker 11: He didn't get us into World War three, and we're
Speaker 11: not nation building and we're not occupying a nation. And
Speaker 11: then he passed the Big Beautiful Bill by July fourth,
Speaker 11: which no one thought was possible. He set that date
Speaker 11: and he made sure with total discipline that we got
Speaker 11: it passed by July third, and he signed it on
Speaker 11: July fourth, and which prevented a massive tax increase for Americans.
Speaker 11: Would have killed the stock market, which is now exploding upward,
Speaker 11: would have killed everything. Really, crypto bitcoin all time record
Speaker 11: today as we speak, it's heading as we speak for
Speaker 11: one hundred and twenty thousand bitcoin. And again, all of
Speaker 11: this is because of President Trump. And in the bargain
Speaker 11: with this Big Beautiful Bill, he passed no taxing overtime, which,
Speaker 11: by the way, was my idea. I will take credit.
Speaker 11: I came up with the idea to thin air and
Speaker 11: sent it to President Trump, wrote it, sent the column,
Speaker 11: then followed up texted him and he adopted it. And
Speaker 11: it's part of the tax law of the United States now.
Speaker 11: Also no tax on tips, new six thousand dollars tax
Speaker 11: deduction for seniors. I feel like I played a big
Speaker 11: role in that and spurred it because I created no
Speaker 11: tax on Social Security, which has not happened yet, but
Speaker 11: they felt bad they didn't do it in the reconciliation bill,
Speaker 11: so they added a six thousand dollars tax deduction for seniors.
Speaker 11: You know, that's billions of dollars in seniors pockets. Thank you,
Speaker 11: President Trump. And that was my idea. And a new
Speaker 11: tax deduction on car payment. So look, I think the
Speaker 11: guy is amazing. DEI is gone. Men and women's sports
Speaker 11: is ninety percent gone, with a few judges holding out.
Speaker 11: But I think everything is going our way. But Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 11: But Jeffrey Epstein, Jeffree Epstein, that's a bad one. So
Speaker 11: the Epstein last, Look, my belief bill is when you
Speaker 11: do everything right, ninety percent right, ninety five percent right.
Speaker 11: One thing is not gonna make me turn on us.
Speaker 11: I will never turn on President Trump. But my fans,
Speaker 11: who are big Maga Trump people America First people, are
Speaker 11: very upset over Epstein. So I decided to write a column.
Speaker 11: It was pretty bold in me because I don't usually
Speaker 11: criticize President Trump about anything publicly. And I wrote a
Speaker 11: column and said, look, Maga is very upset and it's
Speaker 11: getting out of control. I've never gotten so many letters
Speaker 11: in my entire life, so many emails from my fans
Speaker 11: saying they disgusted, they discussed it with Trump, they disgusted
Speaker 11: with the Trump administration that he promised he would release
Speaker 11: the Epstein list. Now they're lying and saying the Epstein
Speaker 11: list doesn't exist.
Speaker 3: Everyone knows that's a lie.
Speaker 11: Everyone knows that's a complete figment of someone's imagination in
Speaker 11: the Trump White House. Maybe not President Trump, maybe Pam Bondy.
Speaker 11: But someone needs to walk the plank and be fired
Speaker 11: for this. By the way, I just put out a
Speaker 11: tweet five minutes before you and I started talking. I said,
Speaker 11: Pam Bondi needs to either walk the plank, you know,
Speaker 11: fall on the sword, or be fired by President Trump.
Speaker 3: I think she's the problem.
Speaker 11: The attorney jail in the United States told the whole
Speaker 11: world the list was on her desk, and then she
Speaker 11: changed the story and told the whole world the DJ
Speaker 11: announced there is no list. She's a complete liar or incompetent,
Speaker 11: or both. Or she's undermining Trump's agenda, or she's weak.
Speaker 11: I always thought she was the wrong choice for ag
Speaker 11: Pam Bondi's gotta go. But here's the thing. All my
Speaker 11: fans were sending me, literally thousands. I've never gotten this
Speaker 11: many emails snowed under blizzard landslide, thousds of email saying
Speaker 11: that they're angry, they're shocked, they're disillusioned over Epstein. We
Speaker 11: can't defeat the deep state if we're gonna lie and
Speaker 11: protect the Epstein list. The list must be released. It's
Speaker 11: a terrible betrayal of Trump's promise on the campaign trail
Speaker 11: to release the list, and they think of this stands
Speaker 11: his word can no longer be trusted. You know, I
Speaker 11: don't feel that way. I feel like it should be released,
Speaker 11: but he's doing so many other good things. I could
Speaker 11: forgive him if he made the decision bill which I
Speaker 11: got to assume he did that this list would in
Speaker 11: some way, shape or form, damage his agenda, damage the GOP,
Speaker 11: damage Congressman he needed to vote on the big Beautiful Bill.
Speaker 11: Or maybe, just maybe, as I suggested this column, there
Speaker 11: are so many names on this list that run the
Speaker 11: United States of America that it was just the shock
Speaker 11: of it would destroy the country, the economy, and the
Speaker 11: whole trust in government.
Speaker 3: The nation would go under. Literally, we'd all collapse. I
Speaker 3: don't know if that's what he thinks.
Speaker 11: I'm guessing it's something that horrible that caused him to
Speaker 11: not release this list. But whatever the reason is, it
Speaker 11: was a mistake and it's got to be reversed, and
Speaker 11: he's got to release the list now. If his claim
Speaker 11: is as Bill O'Reilly says, he was sold by President Trump.
Speaker 11: Bill O'Reilly says President Trump told him face to face
Speaker 11: with his own lips. President Trump told him that the
Speaker 11: list has lots of bad people on it, but also
Speaker 11: lots of good people who did nothing wrong but maybe
Speaker 11: met for lunch with Epstein.
Speaker 3: Will then divide the list up.
Speaker 11: If you know they're good people that had lunch with Epstein,
Speaker 11: then you must know which ones they are, So don't
Speaker 11: release their names released only the bad names.
Speaker 3: But you've got to release the list.
Speaker 11: And I'm just telling you, even a Wayne Root on
Speaker 11: a scale of upset and noess is that a five
Speaker 11: magn nation. Is that people feel like they've been lied
Speaker 11: to and they're very upset, and maybe they're overlooking all
Speaker 11: the great things Trump has already done. I don't overlook them.
Speaker 11: I think if he makes the economy grow, which he is,
Speaker 11: and he makes jobs for Americans and no more jobs
Speaker 11: for legals, which he's done, all of that is so great.
Speaker 11: I can overlook not releasing the list, but my fans can't.
Speaker 11: And so I listen to the people and I speak
Speaker 11: for the people, and if that's what they want, then
Speaker 11: he's got to release the list.
Speaker 1: Went onlen route to number one. Many have said, and
Speaker 1: I've read from the other side, Slate, etc. Well, Trump's
Speaker 1: on the list. He's not on the list because if
Speaker 1: he was on the list, the Biden crowd and Obamas
Speaker 1: would have released it along. He's not on the list.
Speaker 1: But Epstein victims numbered over one thousand teenage young adults girls,
Speaker 1: far more than previously known. He did this for over
Speaker 1: two decades on Loleda Island. He had videocamp hundreds or
Speaker 1: thousands of videotapes on Lolida Island, along with the airplane,
Speaker 1: the private jets, including New York City, and you relate that.
Speaker 1: I'm guessing half a congress was on the list, including
Speaker 1: prominent congressional leaders. Both Democrat Republican business leaders are on
Speaker 1: the list. I don't see this as something that's going
Speaker 1: to change my life, pro or con. It's titillating. It's interesting.
Speaker 1: He made a promise, the promise has not been kept,
Speaker 1: but all the other things that you and I have
Speaker 1: rattled off obviously impact my life greatly. Maybe it's because
Speaker 1: the names on the list would impel his relationships. I
Speaker 1: don't care if you had sex with a fifteen year
Speaker 1: old girl, Democrat, Republican or otherwise. That's the rape, and
Speaker 1: you've got to be held accountable. And maybe Trump's pulling
Speaker 1: his punch because he's got Democrats and Republicans and business
Speaker 1: leaders on the list having taken the services. Unfortunately, these
Speaker 1: coerced women or girls to have sex, and he used
Speaker 1: out as blackmail. Jeff Epstein used out as blackmail to
Speaker 1: accumulate five hundred million dollars. He had no investment advice
Speaker 1: worth the crap and he used it to placed the
Speaker 1: crowd of literally almost half a billion dollars, And why
Speaker 1: can't Trump just say that?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 11: And also ad in one other factor, a very big factor,
Speaker 11: everybody with credibility in my life says they know for
Speaker 11: a fact.
Speaker 3: That he was CIA. He's a CIA asset Epstein, and.
Speaker 11: He may have been a Massad asset as well, but
Speaker 11: certainly CIA. But let's even assume CIA and Massad. So
Speaker 11: my question is how involved has the CIA been in
Speaker 11: covering up and saying there is no Epstein file.
Speaker 3: And destroying evidence.
Speaker 11: Of course they've been evolved, right, So you've got to
Speaker 11: say that of your Trump because the same CIA that
Speaker 11: covered up that was in bed with Epstein, excuse the
Speaker 11: sick pun, and all covered up with Epstein, that same
Speaker 11: CIA hated Trump and I would guess was involved in
Speaker 11: the rigging of the twenty twenty election. So these are
Speaker 11: your enemies, President Trump. These are not your friends. So
Speaker 11: you need to go after them. You need to announce
Speaker 11: that Epstein was absolutely a CIA asset. And if he
Speaker 11: was a Mussad asset, I'm Jewish and I'm a support
Speaker 11: of Israel.
Speaker 3: But if he was.
Speaker 11: Muzad announced that I don't care if it embarrasses Israel.
Speaker 11: That was the See that's why my fans are mad,
Speaker 11: because the brand of Trump is to tell the truth
Speaker 11: no matter who it defends. And if suddenly you say, okay,
Speaker 11: I always tell the truth, and I always keep my
Speaker 11: campaign promises, and I always don't care who I find
Speaker 11: except for you know, Israel and GOP donors and GOP congressman.
Speaker 11: Then you just hurt your brand. So I get why
Speaker 11: they're upset, I really do. But I also think that
Speaker 11: Trump has earned our trust through three amazing elections.
Speaker 3: I think he won all three.
Speaker 11: I think he's the most successful man in the history
Speaker 11: of world politics and American politics.
Speaker 3: I think he's an amazing guy.
Speaker 11: I think he's earned our faith and trust that if
Speaker 11: he believes it shouldn't be released, I'm not gonna get
Speaker 11: too upset about it, because there's a thousand other things
Speaker 11: he's doing right. But but here's the big bud again.
Speaker 11: Then he ought to have the I mean, he's the
Speaker 11: guy that is the biggest balls in the world.
Speaker 3: He ought to have the balls.
Speaker 11: And Cohote's to go on national TV and say, look,
Speaker 11: here's what I've done to the American people. You've got
Speaker 11: to trust me. There is a list. It was a
Speaker 11: big mistake that the DJ said there was no list.
Speaker 11: That's a lie. Pam Bondi has been fired. She walked
Speaker 11: the plank or I fired her, And I am gonna
Speaker 11: tell you there is a list, but I've made the
Speaker 11: judgment call that there's things in it that you just
Speaker 11: cannot see.
Speaker 3: And then let the chips know where they may.
Speaker 11: But don't lie to the people and say there's no list,
Speaker 11: because that's like saying, you know, you're peeing on me
Speaker 11: and it's raining. You know, people don't believe things like that.
Speaker 11: They know when they're being lied to, and MAGA knows
Speaker 11: them being lied to. So look, I love the guy.
Speaker 11: I appreciate the guy every day does something great. But
Speaker 11: this is a big boo boo, a big mistake. And
Speaker 11: there's a few others I could name too. By the way,
Speaker 11: all of a sudden, he went from saying no Ukraine
Speaker 11: funding to overnight he said he's sending more fund more
Speaker 11: military weapons to Ukraine. The only way to end the
Speaker 11: war with Russia is to starve Ukraine. If tomorrow we
Speaker 11: cut off all funding in all military Ukraine, says I
Speaker 11: come to the peace table and we're going to cut
Speaker 11: a deal and the war is over. But if you
Speaker 11: keep it going, it's gonna lead to World War III.
Speaker 11: So I don't know why you reverse this decision, but
Speaker 11: that's a mistake.
Speaker 3: I got to tell you.
Speaker 11: And then when it comes to illegal immigration, the American
Speaker 11: people voted for a total deportation of everyone.
Speaker 3: They never set everyone.
Speaker 11: But not hotel workers, not restaurant workers, and not farm workers.
Speaker 11: So you've got to come out and have a conversation.
Speaker 11: And maybe the conversation is, look, I said, I get
Speaker 11: rid of everyone, but are you prepared for the economy
Speaker 11: to collapse without farm workers, without hotel workers, without restaurant workers,
Speaker 11: the economy will collapse. Without farm workers, You're not gonna
Speaker 11: have any food on the table. So we've got to
Speaker 11: do this smart. So maybe I do a one year
Speaker 11: reprieve and they replace them over the next year, and
Speaker 11: then the illegals go home.
Speaker 3: I don't know the exact answer yet.
Speaker 11: Bill, but he's got to talk about this rather than
Speaker 11: just out of the blues say I'm excluding hotel workers
Speaker 11: and farm workers. That has a lot of mag of
Speaker 11: people upset and angry. But I get it. You've got donors,
Speaker 11: and the donors are hotel owners and farm owners and
Speaker 11: restaurant owners.
Speaker 3: And he's got to deal with them too.
Speaker 11: So I get it, but he needs to talk to
Speaker 11: the American people and explain the situation and explain why
Speaker 11: he does what he does.
Speaker 3: Don't just do.
Speaker 1: It, Wayne Allen Root, we got to go. I'm with
Speaker 1: you one thousand percent on this. And some say he's
Speaker 1: holding the names on the list in reserve to get
Speaker 1: them to do what he wants them to do in
Speaker 1: the Congress. And this thing that you know, the circulation
Speaker 1: of the conspiracy theories are just unbelievable. And his time
Speaker 1: for the greatest president in American history outside of George
Speaker 1: Washington to stand up and say, you know what, I
Speaker 1: made a mistake on this thing. This is held accountable,
Speaker 1: weighing up against the clock. We got to go. But
Speaker 1: once again, thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: It's harder for supporters to speak truth to power than
Speaker 1: those who oppose him, and that's what that's what you're
Speaker 1: doing with this. And Root for America dot com all
Speaker 1: the column is there, and thank you.
Speaker 3: Root for America come.
Speaker 11: And I'll set want announced Monday, my new podcast starts,
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Speaker 1: Wayne, God bless you and God Bless America. The truth
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Speaker 3: Hello, quiet, and.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm broadcasting God, I Rock, enough of this serious stuff.
Speaker 1: Are you ready for this one? You want a Jordan
Speaker 1: Hudson update? Here we go, Rock, I did number one.
Speaker 1: You see the New York head sage. Did you say
Speaker 1: that you're going to get an update whether you like
Speaker 1: it or not. What does that headline say?
Speaker 12: Bill Belichick playing quote second fiddle to Jordan Hudson as
Speaker 12: u NC debut neers.
Speaker 1: Paul fine bomb Now, for those that may not know
Speaker 1: who is Paul fine baumb He's the king of the sec,
Speaker 1: the SEC. He is the mouth of the sec. Somebody
Speaker 1: asked him if somebody had told you a year or
Speaker 1: two ago to Bill Belichick would be the head coach,
Speaker 1: you can't see and that he would have a He
Speaker 1: met a nineteen year year old girlfriend now twenty three
Speaker 1: that he's flying around with. He said, I know, I
Speaker 1: didn't see that one coming, but she's dominating. Nobody interviewed
Speaker 1: Dabbo and they ignored the rest of the coaches. It
Speaker 1: was all about Jordan Hudson. Where is she? Did you see?
Speaker 11: That?
Speaker 12: One's a big story if people have made it a
Speaker 12: big story, and because it's so unbelievable, you know it's TV,
Speaker 12: as you well know, same as radio is all about
Speaker 12: what are people talking about? Sandals and sex? Scandals, sex,
Speaker 12: sex and more sex. You got more I got from
Speaker 12: the Miami Herald. Bill Belichick treats glam Jordan Hudson to
Speaker 12: the high life as they jet from Nantucket to the
Speaker 12: ACC coaches meeting. See that that'd be fantastic if he
Speaker 12: treated her like that, And then she just stayed quiet.
Speaker 12: I've heard the kind of the tit for Tad is, Hey,
Speaker 12: you're gonna get treated really really good.
Speaker 1: But they're a poem about Nantucket. The return it was
Speaker 1: a poem about Nantucket. But the fashion editor of the
Speaker 1: Miami Harold has the outfits warned by each go ahead.
Speaker 1: Bill Belichick, seventy four year old North Carolina football coach,
Speaker 1: slumped around in a university sweatshirt, jeans, untied sneakers and
Speaker 1: a baseball hat on sideway while brunette beauty Hudson don
Speaker 1: a vintage tea dress. What's What's what's a tea dress?
Speaker 1: Tea dress adorned with roses, impaired it with a green
Speaker 1: bag with gold detailing and kitten heels. Was a Louis vatone.
Speaker 1: Here's the story about the fashion eastas are now involved
Speaker 1: in the cores. Now that's she's way too h but
Speaker 1: here's the co a Michael Michel course, Yeah, big Louis Birberry.
Speaker 1: You know, Louis, we're talking. You want the coon atah yeah,
Speaker 1: coont a ta yes, Now what Jordan Hudson has made
Speaker 1: contact with Taylor Swift. Oh boy, Jordan horon the powers
Speaker 1: are uniting. I mean he's he's doubled, he's two times.
Speaker 10: In Jordan's headline, What's what's Kelsey going to say about this?
Speaker 1: Gailymail dot com Out of London, Jordan Hudson references Taylor
Speaker 1: Swift while questioning Bill Belichick breakup. According to this article
Speaker 1: out of London, So taite's going to hook up with
Speaker 1: Bill Belichick. There's a chance that during the difficulties this
Speaker 1: couple have engaged in the past three or four years,
Speaker 1: that you might recall that Bill Belichick was wearing a
Speaker 1: Aristour sweatshirt. Yes, well, do you recall that? I do?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: That gives this credibility. After months of showcasing their frequent
Speaker 1: sexual relationships via social media, Hudson has largely laid below
Speaker 1: and the aftermath of the CBS However, and the aftermath
Speaker 1: and appears there has been a connection between Jordan Hudson
Speaker 1: and Taylor Swift about men these women date that disrespect
Speaker 1: them and dump them.
Speaker 12: This is all conjecture, uncomfortably would know that Daily Mail
Speaker 12: talk to Taylor.
Speaker 1: Swift, know what's going on in London? What is the
Speaker 1: what is the question? What is the point her? Jordan
Speaker 1: and Tat teaming up against against the big Willie Bill
Speaker 1: Belichick and a song may be written Taylor Swift just
Speaker 1: minor own business? Yeah? What if Belick starts dating Taylor Swift?
Speaker 1: What about that?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 1: I quit coming? I quit? What if Jordan Hudson then
Speaker 1: takes up with Tito Francona and she starts showing up here?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: What are we now got? That? Is that your dream bout?
Speaker 12: Jordan Hudsons up with you?
Speaker 3: What? Well?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't say, uh huh yeah, I'm just saying
Speaker 1: these are the story. I'm not am I making this up?
Speaker 1: Are these headlines?
Speaker 4: Or what we got?
Speaker 1: Dan Bongino and Pam Bondie feuding? Everyone?
Speaker 12: Open arms of the Epstein case? And you care about
Speaker 12: Taylor Swift and Jordan Hudson teaming up on lovers that
Speaker 12: distant them? That Taylor Swift's act is the jelted lovers.
Speaker 1: That's the deal. But everything's fine with her now is she?
Speaker 1: Her and Travis right's not gonna that is not gonna last.
Speaker 4: You know it's not.
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow is gonna take care of that relationship. He's
Speaker 1: gonna get what Taylor Travis kel, Yes, yes, yes, what
Speaker 1: it's gonna be ugly. All I can say is I
Speaker 1: see difficulties here, and you know what, it's right down
Speaker 1: your bomb. It looks like a calculu.
Speaker 12: Only deal with the important things on this Dabo forget about.
Speaker 1: Dobbo Sweet who's wonny National and champions?
Speaker 12: Yeah, to excuse me, It is sitting there at the
Speaker 12: little podent nobody and it's crickets.
Speaker 1: Jordan Hudson's over there in the corner. Yes, twenty five
Speaker 1: people are. And Paul fine Bohm said this could be
Speaker 1: an issue. Anybody want to talk about the Tigers. Tigers.
Speaker 1: Tigers is gonna be good this year. Don't they play?
Speaker 1: You wouldn't see he plays at Clemson. I think, well,
Speaker 1: then you got you know n C States there, you
Speaker 1: got Virginia C States. Thinks and Mac Brown left the
Speaker 1: covered bear at North Carolina, didn't I think you did?
Speaker 1: I mean their whole team is just transfer portal. When
Speaker 1: does practice start with Jordans? A couple of.
Speaker 12: Weeks more than Yes, they do play Clemson, but that's
Speaker 12: like they're they're tough other than TCU, which is out
Speaker 12: of conference. You could say, you could argue Clemson is
Speaker 12: easily their toughest game.
Speaker 1: Just not good.
Speaker 12: Virginia's not good. Syracuse new quarterback. I don't see them
Speaker 12: being very good. Wake Forest, no, NC State, No. I'll
Speaker 12: tell you there's eight wins on that schedule.
Speaker 1: What if Jordan Hudson beats Davo in Clemson at the Rock,
Speaker 1: what happens then? Then?
Speaker 12: Then then my prediction that by December the Giants are
Speaker 12: going to fire Brian day Ball and Bill Belich actually tape,
Speaker 12: they'll just they'll just move that up a little.
Speaker 1: Bit about Jordan Hudson. What happens to her? She takes
Speaker 1: over the end They played Clemson at U n C.
Speaker 1: So it's on Bill some turf. It's a benefit, but
Speaker 1: by then it could be a disaster. Well, Jordan will
Speaker 1: take over the tar Heels. What about Tito Francona dating jeez,
Speaker 1: Jordan Hudson? Would that be something? Oh boy, I don't know. Well,
Speaker 1: you think it's impossible. You've seen what's going on here.
Speaker 12: Do you think it's impause Francona has a better chance
Speaker 12: of dating Sarah Elise than Jordan Hudson.
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Speaker 1: You know it's not yes, it is Hudson. She's What
Speaker 1: did she wear to the interview? It was a sun
Speaker 1: dress and dress steed dress and blazon with the dress.
Speaker 1: Some lady call us up wanting to know what a
Speaker 1: tea dress. We have no idea. Maybe that was Louis Faton.
Speaker 1: You know it costs ten dollars to make those damn things.
Speaker 1: And women buying for five thousand dollars. Women can be stupid?
Speaker 1: Would you agree?
Speaker 4: Say?
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Speaker 1: Did you imagine that? We're talking early?
Speaker 4: Pretty good?
Speaker 1: How good were they?
Speaker 12: I mean they're both you know, it could have been
Speaker 12: bull Jacksonville Jackons. Three of them multiple Pro bowlers. They
Speaker 12: were playing on the same team six years ago. They
Speaker 12: were pretty good, pretty good. Some say that twenty nineteen
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Speaker 1: Go Tigers. That guy was funny too.
Speaker 12: I think some of those what twenty twelve Alabama teams
Speaker 12: think we're pretty good to that.
Speaker 1: We got Robert Craft involved too. Is he dating Jordan Smith?
Speaker 1: Just giving some advice?
Speaker 10: Oh boy, there's a guy. He went to some massage
Speaker 10: parlor before the championship.
Speaker 1: Now he's gonna give that's old newsag, that's old news.
Speaker 1: Forgot about that advice to bellichiabber Craft getting a massage
Speaker 1: the five knuckle shuffle. You're kidding me. He's only like
Speaker 1: seventy four years old. But not in the Hall of Fame. Correct,
Speaker 1: Not in the NFL Hall of Fame. He's not being
Speaker 1: put in yet, And some say that's bad. What do
Speaker 1: you think he'll eventually go?
Speaker 12: No matter what, I don't care what happens with this
Speaker 12: whole Jordan Hudson and he is going to be in.
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Speaker 12: parlays segment.
Speaker 1: I'll say this, I deal with facts. I don't deal
Speaker 1: with that purply when I when I report. There's the
Speaker 1: headline right w R A L News. That's right there.
Speaker 1: Email shows coaches take unc response. Yes, and they're responding
Speaker 1: to the appearances of Jordan Hudson, just saying and this
Speaker 1: is only July fourteenth. There's that number again, right, July fourteen.
Speaker 1: That's correct.
Speaker 12: It is abnormal for a wife or girlfriend. Are you
Speaker 12: sure to be at media day or on the field, sut?
Speaker 12: I mean, just just ta look, honey, you got the
Speaker 12: world by the you know what, I take care of everything.
Speaker 1: You'll be a star shopping. But just just just not
Speaker 1: get on the spotlight, get on the plane, wear the dress,
Speaker 1: show up. Is the picture taken? They played golf in that, right, t.
Speaker 12: When's the last time Zach Taylor's wife, who's lovely, by
Speaker 12: the way, nice person. When's the last time she weighed
Speaker 12: in on something about the Bengals?
Speaker 1: Never right?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 1: Why why is she saying? I don't know what? Do
Speaker 1: I know? Very little? Thank you? I know I didn't
Speaker 1: know the guy was even married. When she's a nice lady,
Speaker 1: two kids, study. Yeah, yeah, it's the matter with you.
Speaker 1: What's the matter with you? What Joe Burrows? I like
Speaker 1: Joe Burrows. You Watchton Netflix? Yes, of course, Robin Borrow.
Speaker 1: What a wonderful woman, wonderful family. That's good. We gotta
Speaker 1: get him a girlfriend.
Speaker 12: It's funny, so I you know when I would call
Speaker 12: Ohio Games, Sarah Jimmy Burrow, Joe Burrow's dad, of course,
Speaker 12: was the defensive Coordnert.
Speaker 1: I talked to him five or six times. Can give
Speaker 1: him a woman, though? How about Sarah Alas or maybe
Speaker 1: Jordan Huts. He's got the instant model. She's an influencer, right,
Speaker 1: dare you say she's a model, she's an influence influencer?
Speaker 1: What does she? What does she influence? You're in his region,
Speaker 1: you're an influence. What is he seeing her? I don't
Speaker 1: get it. I went on the Big Show today, Edie
Speaker 1: off the air. You got a point there. Eddie's out
Speaker 1: one more day.
Speaker 12: Jason Williams go back to London. No, he went to Maine.
Speaker 12: You know what it's in.
Speaker 1: Maine cosmetology school.
Speaker 12: Yeah, Jordan Huts and Jordan Hudson's Family's sex museum.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe invest getting that my mother has a sex
Speaker 1: you see huh could you mention your mother having a sex? NOEG, no, me, no, right,
Speaker 1: but she does. We're not making this up anyway, Me
Speaker 1: and Jayson.
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Speaker 1: Go to go to go to the Purple Pulay? Was
Speaker 1: that That's what I said, friend, Let's go to the
Speaker 1: Purple Pulay. It was a fine restaurant.
Speaker 12: You're not going to do that on a work computer.
Speaker 12: Not going to the on a work computer. I'll get
Speaker 12: called in the office again. We call it the wild
Speaker 12: Man Walker rule, no porn on the computers. Is that correct?
Speaker 1: Seg. I'm drinking a fifth before pleading. All right, we've
Speaker 1: got a couple of weeks before Belichick. When's practice start?
Speaker 12: Oh boy, games the first so it's got to start
Speaker 12: next week easily.
Speaker 1: Will she be there at the practices, Yes, she'll be saying.
Speaker 1: She'll be ony, she had the practice, time to blitz,
Speaker 1: time to blitz.
Speaker 10: She'll be at her tea ta say, look, you know
Speaker 10: your role it shut your mouth.
Speaker 1: Tell me what do you think? Should we run a
Speaker 1: blitz here? Should we?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Kelly, what do you think I can I can tell
Speaker 12: you about our team this year in Worlich or you
Speaker 12: could talk to my girlfriend.
Speaker 1: Come on, she'll be on the headset just saying, Bill, Bill,
Speaker 1: do it now?
Speaker 4: Do it?
Speaker 1: Run the blitz and the blitz and my tea till
Speaker 1: after the game. Oh, I'm sorry, who am I talking
Speaker 1: to on the headset? I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 1: Just when you think things can get more, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: follow this thing because it's my dude. You are new
Speaker 1: information because you haven't been this is new information. I'm
Speaker 1: getting it out there. This is the first day you've
Speaker 1: mentioned it. Now all fine, bomb is weighing yell along
Speaker 1: with Dabo. Well you know what, Like I told you
Speaker 1: off the air, you know who's gonna If you know
Speaker 1: who gets a hold of this, it's O V E R.
Speaker 1: Stephen A Bingo steven A gets a hold of this.
Speaker 1: Lookout said a few times it's a man's private life.
Speaker 1: But doesn't she make it public by her behavior? Doesn't
Speaker 1: she thrust her session.
Speaker 12: When she's discussing matters in relation to football and the team,
Speaker 12: right right?
Speaker 1: I mean now U n C doesn't seem you know,
Speaker 1: they've asked her, according to Pablo, not to come. Daobino.
Speaker 1: Pablo Pablo, who's the ESPN guy, is saying that they've
Speaker 1: asked her not to come. See what what is he
Speaker 1: off of? He's off, He's off, He's off.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 12: It's hard to know about their team because their whole
Speaker 12: team is made up of transfer report including their quarterback
Speaker 12: ge Lopez that came from South Alabama.
Speaker 1: But just looking at the schedule.
Speaker 12: There is easily easily Bowl eligibility, which is six games.
Speaker 1: I think I think there's eight wins on us. He
Speaker 1: will never coach a game for North Carolina, That's what
Speaker 1: I'm telling you.
Speaker 10: What about they win six and become Bowl eligible?
Speaker 1: Then Sunbelt Way Nope.
Speaker 10: Then the boys from Clifton, you see, win six and
Speaker 10: get paired with Jordan and with the tar Heels and
Speaker 10: a bowl.
Speaker 1: We're sending you down there. Seg I asked the question,
Speaker 1: who's bigger North Carolina Carolina, Michael Jordan or Jordan Hudson
Speaker 1: to Jordan aither Way on seven hundred w l w.
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