Speaker 1: By Billy Cunningham, the Great America. Let's continue now, and
Speaker 1: once again the Democrats are at it. And a couple
Speaker 1: of days ago, there was a bill in the United
Speaker 1: States Senate which likely had little chance of advancing because
Speaker 1: the title the bill was the Protection of Women and
Speaker 1: Girls in Sports Act. And to get this bill passionate
Speaker 1: had sixty votes in the US Senate. That means there
Speaker 1: had to be at least seven Democrats go along to
Speaker 1: protect women and girls in sports, and you couldn't get
Speaker 1: one Democrat, not even John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, who's making
Speaker 1: more sense recently, which shows you how weird the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party is. Even he voted against it. And so I
Speaker 1: would have thought it would have been a simple thing.
Speaker 1: This happened on March third for the Democrats in the
Speaker 1: Senate to say, let's protect women and girls in sports.
Speaker 1: Because even Democrats, they have wives and girlfriends, many girlfriends,
Speaker 1: they have daughters, they have granddaughters, they have lots of
Speaker 1: women around them. You would think I want to protect
Speaker 1: in sports. And I find myself aligned with Martina Nevratalova,
Speaker 1: which is quite unusual. Joining you and I now is
Speaker 1: Julie Gunlock of the Independent Women's Forum and Julie Gunlock.
Speaker 1: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, Julie, yeah,
Speaker 1: before we deal with the votes, what was the idea
Speaker 1: of protecting women and girls in sports and why was
Speaker 1: that needed?
Speaker 2: Well, it was passed many years ago. Title nine was
Speaker 2: a bill that was passed in order to ensure that
Speaker 2: women had similar opportunities and that they were protected and
Speaker 2: that their interests were protected when it came to sports
Speaker 2: in a school setting, and that has been chipped away
Speaker 2: by Democrats over the years, and then the Biden administration
Speaker 2: absolutely took a you know, just destroyed it in the
Speaker 2: sort of to sacrifice it at the altar of wokeism
Speaker 2: and the cult of transgenderism, which is we all know,
Speaker 2: allowing biological males into women's sports. So the Republicans have
Speaker 2: been working hard to restore Title line. Obviously President Trump
Speaker 2: issued in executive order. But the organization I'm with, the
Speaker 2: Independent Women's Forum, has been working for years now trying
Speaker 2: to get the actual definition of what a woman is
Speaker 2: codified into law so that the original intentions of bills,
Speaker 2: which nobody if you took, if you took a legislation,
Speaker 2: you're a legislator in you know, nineteen seventy, nineteen eighty,
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety, two thousand and said we're going to need
Speaker 2: you to define the word woman.
Speaker 3: They would have said, you're crazy. Nobody thought this.
Speaker 2: So you have the intentions of bills that were passed
Speaker 2: where it says, you know, women deserve these protections and
Speaker 2: which are needed. You know, this isn't some sort of
Speaker 2: carve out. Women are physically not as strong as men,
Speaker 2: and so they do need certain protections. For instance, we
Speaker 2: don't want men in our locker rooms, we don't want
Speaker 2: men in our bathrooms. We don't want men going to
Speaker 2: women's prisons, we don't want men going to women's shelters.
Speaker 2: But now, because the Democrats have insisted that sex distinctions
Speaker 2: be based on gender identity, not the actual biological sex,
Speaker 2: what you were determined to be at birth, it's become
Speaker 2: very cloudy. So now men who identify as a woman,
Speaker 2: which we know is it's insane. Is this is all insanity.
Speaker 2: So essentially they've been able to sort of game the system,
Speaker 2: if you will, because the word woman is not defined
Speaker 2: in law, and so IWF has been working at the
Speaker 2: state level to make sure that the word woman is
Speaker 2: codified in law and then applies sort of retroactively to
Speaker 2: all of these builds. Again, nobody thought that the world
Speaker 2: would go so insane that we need to do that,
Speaker 2: but we do need to do that.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 1: The bill sought to amend Title nine, which was passed
Speaker 1: fifty three years ago, and it would prohibit schools from
Speaker 1: allowing boys and men to compete with girls and women
Speaker 1: and college because the idea was separate but equal. Sometimes
Speaker 1: make a lot of sense, separate but equal, And I'm
Speaker 1: watching these women's basketball tournaments are going crazy. It's a
Speaker 1: big deal right now. And so gender identity. Let's face it,
Speaker 1: when you and I were conceived, every human being at
Speaker 1: some point was conceived, and when you and I were conceived,
Speaker 1: we were conceived in such a way that gender was
Speaker 1: identified at that point either xx or x Y, that's it.
Speaker 1: And then it's revealed at birth. And so if you
Speaker 1: have a sonogram, you might see the little stem, in
Speaker 1: which case it might be revealed earlier, but at conception,
Speaker 1: your a gender gender slash sex is confirmed, and then
Speaker 1: it's revealed at birth. But that doesn't apply anymore. And
Speaker 1: in fact, one of these one of these very effect
Speaker 1: of Democratic legislators. His name is the King Jeffries. He's
Speaker 1: not some backbencher, He's the Democratic Majority Leader of the
Speaker 1: House of Representatives said, this is not the Women in
Speaker 1: Protection and Sports Act. This is quote the Republican Child
Speaker 1: Predator Protection Act. I'm saying, women, if people like you
Speaker 1: and I think women and girls should have separate, equal
Speaker 1: spaces compared to boys and men, that we you and
Speaker 1: I are empowering child sex offenders. And to explain that
Speaker 1: the bail risked unleashing child predators on the children of
Speaker 1: America in sports. What the hell is he talking about?
Speaker 1: What is that?
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, I mean they're suggesting because the
Speaker 2: schools and universities are going to have to confirm that
Speaker 2: this person is a biological male or female. They're claiming
Speaker 2: that we're you know that we're going to demand coaches
Speaker 2: look down people, you know, kids' parts to confirm what
Speaker 2: genitilia they have, which isn't say, look, I have three boys.
Speaker 2: I know you have a boatload of kids. And every
Speaker 2: year when my children start playing sports, they need to
Speaker 2: get a physical check up. I need to certify that
Speaker 2: they're healthy and safe and they can play this. I
Speaker 2: have to take them to the doctor, where the doctor
Speaker 2: then hits.
Speaker 3: You know, are they maile? Are they female?
Speaker 2: It's part of a regular physical What they're suggesting is
Speaker 2: they're going to allow coaches again to look down the
Speaker 2: pants of children. It's sick, but I'm telling you right now,
Speaker 2: the Democrats are the party obedient and pedophiles and sick individuals,
Speaker 2: total perverts, that is who they are defending. They don't
Speaker 2: care that many men who have decided I'm a woman
Speaker 2: have a sexual kink essentially and want to live out
Speaker 2: the sexual fantasy, and they want to go and they
Speaker 2: want to intimidate women's women. They want to undressed in
Speaker 2: front of women, and they don't care. They don't care
Speaker 2: that this happens. They don't think that women need these protections.
Speaker 2: It is absolutely sickning I'll tell you something else they
Speaker 2: are telling women who you know, we always hear about,
Speaker 2: like you know, if you walk into a place and
Speaker 2: you feel uncomfortable, it really goes back to sort of
Speaker 2: an animalistic instinct that we still have of being being
Speaker 2: preyed upon and need to listen to that inner voice,
Speaker 2: right you need to listen to it and walk away.
Speaker 2: This is very, very instinctual right, don't ignore those voices.
Speaker 2: And yet that's exactly what Democrats are telling women to do,
Speaker 2: to ignore the voices in your head that say, you
Speaker 2: know what, I don't really want to see an intact
Speaker 2: male undressing the woman's locker room. You know what, I
Speaker 2: feel kind of preyed upon. I feel like he's getting
Speaker 2: off on this. And no, we are told no, no, no,
Speaker 2: we have to endure that, and if we feel uncomfortable,
Speaker 2: we're the ones with the mental problems, with the mental
Speaker 2: health issues.
Speaker 3: That's what Riley.
Speaker 2: Gaines went through. That's what these girls on these swimming teams,
Speaker 2: what these sororities are having to do doing to these
Speaker 2: young girls, what the medical profession is doing to young girls.
Speaker 2: And of course the Democrat Party, which again is a
Speaker 2: party that stands for purpose and deeply disturbed, mentally unwell
Speaker 2: people who want to live out these sexual fantasies. You know,
Speaker 2: this is a serious problem in our country and we
Speaker 2: have a whole generation of kids that have been damaged
Speaker 2: because of this.
Speaker 1: Julie Gunlock, there's a study that indicates over one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand transgenders were checked out by the American Medical Association
Speaker 1: and they discovered much like Europe has discovered that when
Speaker 1: someone goes through transgender hormonal treatment and then surgery, it
Speaker 1: doesn't solve the emotional mental problems. In fact, afterwards there's
Speaker 1: more suicide, there's more alcoholism, there's more drug use. In
Speaker 1: other words, it exacerbates aggravating a problem. It doesn't solve it, It
Speaker 1: creates more problems. Why didn't that study get a lot
Speaker 1: more media play?
Speaker 2: Well, and look, you know, I actually just wrote an
Speaker 2: ape about this called make America Trust Again, sort of
Speaker 2: a plan words America, make America healthy again. And you know,
Speaker 2: we are going to make American healthy if we don't
Speaker 2: restore trust in our public health officials. And I go
Speaker 2: through a number of things where examples of why we
Speaker 2: have lost trust in the medical and psychological industries because
Speaker 2: for years they said, no, no, no, we should transition kids
Speaker 2: as young as ten years old. We should cut off
Speaker 2: their healthy flesh in the form of breast and genitalia.
Speaker 2: We should make them lifetime pharmaceutical customers by getting them
Speaker 2: hooked on these puberty blockers and these cross sex hormones,
Speaker 2: which will again damage them. They will make them anorgasmic,
Speaker 2: They will never feel sexual pleasure. They will mutilate their
Speaker 2: bodies and the lie that these kids will You have
Speaker 2: parents being told do you want a living child or
Speaker 2: a dead child? A living transition to child or a
Speaker 2: dead child. It is monstrous with the medical community has
Speaker 2: done and there isn't trust in public health. There isn't
Speaker 2: trust in the medical and psychological communities because we all
Speaker 2: know they did this. They have gotten behind this, They
Speaker 2: have gotten behind the Democrats, and they thought that they
Speaker 2: would get away with it. But we know now through
Speaker 2: the witness of people like Chloe Cole and others, these
Speaker 2: d transitioners who have come forward and said, my family
Speaker 2: was persuaded to do this, They didn't really want it.
Speaker 2: I was persuaded to do this when I was thirteen
Speaker 2: years old. We know what is really happening here. And
Speaker 2: thank God for those very brave detransitioners telling their stories
Speaker 2: well as parents saying, you know what, I was fooled
Speaker 2: into this. I feel terrible. It's so brave of them
Speaker 2: to come forward.
Speaker 3: But that is why we are in the situation that
Speaker 3: we are.
Speaker 2: In the medical community should be ashamed of themselves and
Speaker 2: along with COVID, along with some of the nutrition science,
Speaker 2: that they have gotten wrong. There's never an apology, Billy.
Speaker 3: Nobody ever says so, nobody ever says, you know what,
Speaker 3: I'm going to do better.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. I ruined the life of thousands of children
Speaker 2: who've been gender transitioned when they shouldn't have been. No,
Speaker 2: never any look back, never any sort of contrition.
Speaker 3: It's really terrible.
Speaker 2: And again, this is why Americans don't trust the medical field,
Speaker 2: the pharmaceutical industry, and the nutrition science.
Speaker 3: They don't trust any of those books.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what, Julie Gunlock IWF dot org. I
Speaker 1: watched the testimony of Chloe Cole, who was transitioned as
Speaker 1: a young child, and there's tens of thousands just like her.
Speaker 1: She found herself in a blue city, in a blue state.
Speaker 1: Her parents said let's do it. Their personal doctor said
Speaker 1: let's do it. They transitioned to a children's hospital, the
Speaker 1: hospital the expert said let's do it, and God help
Speaker 1: you if you disagree. In fact, in California, and I
Speaker 1: think the Trumpster at his joint session had a mother
Speaker 1: there whose daughter was transitioned at school without her permission,
Speaker 1: changed the name in school. In fact, California's got a
Speaker 1: law that says that if you as a parent, oppose
Speaker 1: the transitioning of your thirteen year old girl to a boy,
Speaker 1: that the state can take away the custody, you can't
Speaker 1: be a parent anymore. And I'm thinking this cannot be
Speaker 1: happening in America. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: And honestly, that is why I was physically ill watching
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom act like he didn't support that. He won
Speaker 2: hundred percent supported the criminalization of parents who object to
Speaker 2: the transitioning of their children. And I will tell you
Speaker 2: here in Virginia. I live in Virginia. You know I
Speaker 2: live in Virginia. They're trying to do that here.
Speaker 3: They are trying to.
Speaker 2: Criminalize parents who object to this stuff. And yet it's
Speaker 2: not just parents.
Speaker 3: Think of what they did to Corey Haim.
Speaker 2: He's a medical he's a medical he's a doctor, and
Speaker 2: he objected to what he was seeing, the transitioning of
Speaker 2: kids in his hospital, and they tried to the DJ
Speaker 2: tried to prosecute him for coming forward and being a whistleblower.
Speaker 2: There is a true sickness out there. We're winning this fight, Billy,
Speaker 2: we really are. There's a lot of great witnesses out there,
Speaker 2: and we are winning this fight. And there is more
Speaker 2: and more understanding of just how damaging this is, but
Speaker 2: we got to stay on. Thank you, and I really
Speaker 2: do thank you for keeping this issue front and center.
Speaker 2: It's so important that frankly, I mean, I mean, you're
Speaker 2: a national figure and well love, but it is important
Speaker 2: that sort of alternative media really hammered this home because
Speaker 2: the corporate media is they're in on it.
Speaker 3: They want the children now.
Speaker 1: Lastly, I have about two minutes remaining. I saw this
Speaker 1: video of a planned parent a planned parenthood convention, and
Speaker 1: which doctors a planned parenthood were talking about selling the
Speaker 1: remains of dead aborted babies that they aborted, and one
Speaker 1: was a conjoined twin that they aborted, and talking about
Speaker 1: the price of kidneys, the price of the skin. And
Speaker 1: this is never going to see the light of day
Speaker 1: because it is so gruesome, the planned parenthood traffics and
Speaker 1: dead body parts. You couldn't do it with a dog,
Speaker 1: but you can do it with babies.
Speaker 4: Have you?
Speaker 1: I could send you the video I watched about a
Speaker 1: minute of I couldn't take it anymore. But states need
Speaker 1: laws that would stop the trafficking of dead baby body parts.
Speaker 1: Do you agree?
Speaker 3: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: And that is what's so monstrous about this? Listen, they
Speaker 2: are going to say abortion, We need women have a
Speaker 2: right to abortion. We don't want to go to the
Speaker 2: handmaid's jail. We want so, we don't want to turn.
Speaker 3: Back to clocks back.
Speaker 2: It has nothing to do with women's they have to say,
Speaker 2: reproductive rights.
Speaker 3: Okay, they're right to kill their child. Has nothing to
Speaker 3: do with this. It has to do with the.
Speaker 2: Money that is made from these body parts, the planned parenthood.
Speaker 2: They are big business, yeah, and killing babies and selling
Speaker 2: their body parts. That's what it is. This is all
Speaker 2: about money, you know, these these these figures get up
Speaker 2: there and talk about women's rights and women's excess to
Speaker 2: reproduction rights all that stuff. Again, that is a lie.
Speaker 3: It is a lie. It is lucrative and it is
Speaker 3: and we're.
Speaker 2: Talking, we're talking Nazi kind of like experiments on human
Speaker 2: bodies on a boarded babies. It is so sick, It
Speaker 2: is so sick and so sad, Billy, And again I
Speaker 2: appreciate you bringing that up, keeping this on top of
Speaker 2: people's mind. They need to realize what these industries do.
Speaker 1: But Joli Gunlock, thanks for coming on again, and as
Speaker 1: IWF dot org so much great stuff is there, and
Speaker 1: hopefully the education, hopefully we turn around the idea that
Speaker 1: those who want to protect children like you and I
Speaker 1: are not called pedophiles because we want to check the
Speaker 1: genitalia of a seven year old boy. Not exactly. It's
Speaker 1: amazing they get away with it. But Jolie Gunlock, once again,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And Julie,
Speaker 1: you're a great American. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Oh he's a pleasure.
Speaker 5: Thanks so much, God bless you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue and let's put the light on these cockroaches
Speaker 1: and see what happens. The bugs run into the darkness
Speaker 1: when the lights shone on them. And the idea that
Speaker 1: you and I that think girls and boys should have
Speaker 1: separate sports and separate spaces, We're not the problem, it's
Speaker 1: the other side. Let's continue with more Bill cunning into
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Speaker 1: say and so little time. I'm with you today a Shiamino.
Speaker 1: The Bearcats play in the Big Twelve Tournament tomorrow. I
Speaker 1: will not be with you on Tuesday. They tip off
Speaker 1: about twelve thirty pregame starts about noon, and then if
Speaker 1: they win, if they beat Oklahoma State, the home of
Speaker 1: the Cowboys, they play Wednesday at tip off at twelve
Speaker 1: thirty five. Won't be with you on Wednesday. I don't
Speaker 1: wish them ill, but I love being with you. I
Speaker 1: love speaking. I have a voice, I have a vision,
Speaker 1: I have an outlet. I have you. But nonetheless, we
Speaker 1: have contractual duties, and we will honor our duties as
Speaker 1: God gives us us the light to see that duty.
Speaker 1: So little time, so much. The Democratic Party of Barack
Speaker 1: Hussein Obama doesn't exist anymore. You don't have to go
Speaker 1: back to the Party of Clinton, the Party of John F. Kennedy,
Speaker 1: the Party of Lyndon Baines Johnson, the Party Jimmy Carter,
Speaker 1: that party long ago doesn't exist. The president Democratic Party
Speaker 1: is going to spend seventy years in the wilderness unless
Speaker 1: they change their policy prescriptions for the ales that hurt America.
Speaker 1: When a Democrat cannot define what a woman is. In fact,
Speaker 1: you might recall that during the confirmation hearing of Justice
Speaker 1: Caintanji Jackson. She was asked a question what is a
Speaker 1: woman and she refused to say, it's a human being
Speaker 1: with double X chromosomes. You and I know that at conception,
Speaker 1: during those glorious moments of conception, a child's gender slash
Speaker 1: sex is determined at that point and then it's revealed
Speaker 1: about nine months later during the birth. Now, in today's world,
Speaker 1: the sonograms may indicate which way you're headed, but you
Speaker 1: can no more change your gender or sex than I
Speaker 1: can change my race. I can identify as a pigmy
Speaker 1: and get the benefits of being a pigmy when I'm
Speaker 1: not a pigmy. I cannot identify as an Asian when
Speaker 1: I'm not an Asian. But the Democrats say now that
Speaker 1: you're going to self identify something you're not and the
Speaker 1: world has to act as if you're accurate, when I
Speaker 1: don't have to play that game. It's awful, it's terrible,
Speaker 1: and so just pointing out by Julie Gunlock the idea,
Speaker 1: and I think most Americans believe that women and girls
Speaker 1: in sports and in business and life whatever it might be,
Speaker 1: should be treated fairly. And when it comes to funding
Speaker 1: equally to boys and men. That's the way things are.
Speaker 1: Not one US senator stood with women and girls, and
Speaker 1: there were two members of the House that stood with
Speaker 1: women and girls. And the opposition to boys playing in
Speaker 1: girls' sports is fairly lopsided. New York Times if New
Speaker 1: York Times says that it must be true, about eighty
Speaker 1: percent of Americans, according to New York Times and polling,
Speaker 1: say that girls and boys should be separate in the
Speaker 1: part because they have different strength, different abilities. I can
Speaker 1: transition to becoming a female. That doesn't mean I'm not
Speaker 1: going to be five to eleven towy one hundred and
Speaker 1: eighty pounds and can benchlift my weight. I'm still going
Speaker 1: to be able to do what I can do because
Speaker 1: bone structure, hearts, that kind of stuff. But how about this,
Speaker 1: sixty eight percent of Democrats agree with me that this
Speaker 1: isn't something that's debatable. In fact, that increase is getting greater.
Speaker 1: In fact, Republicans, ninety six percent of Republicans say, you
Speaker 1: know what, boys should not be in girls' locker rooms
Speaker 1: and men should not play women's sports. That's ninety six
Speaker 1: percent of Republicans, but not the Democrats. Every United States
Speaker 1: Democratic senator, some some forty seven strong oppose this. It's like,
Speaker 1: what are you talking about? And in a side show,
Speaker 1: democrats say that we normal people are hurting and betraying
Speaker 1: women in a political agenda that somehow, if I in you,
Speaker 1: I assume you agree with me, think that girls and
Speaker 1: boys should have separate and equal sports and men and women.
Speaker 1: That we're now being called pedophiles because we want gender
Speaker 1: identification to take place, which is not happening when a
Speaker 1: coach looks down somebody's pants. It's happening during physicals. To
Speaker 1: play sports, these individuals have to have a physical performed
Speaker 1: and a doctor. Health care kind of confirms what gender
Speaker 1: identity a person is. The fact this is even an
Speaker 1: argument is kind of disgusting.
Speaker 4: It is sick.
Speaker 1: And you might recall during the joint session of Congress
Speaker 1: and Trump spoke about a woman named January Little John.
Speaker 1: She was a California mother who stood up for her
Speaker 1: child after her school created a plan to use a
Speaker 1: different name and different pronouns at school without without the
Speaker 1: knowledge of the parents, that somehow that this child was
Speaker 1: captured by the radical left movement become a victim of
Speaker 1: this ideology, in this propaganda, and this child believed as
Speaker 1: a girl it was time to become a boy, and
Speaker 1: the school did not notify the parents that that's the case.
Speaker 1: It's like what he went on to talk about Peyton McNabb,
Speaker 1: who suffered from a brain injury after being heart in
Speaker 1: a high school volleyball game against a biological boy who
Speaker 1: was six foot three, jumped like a deer identified as
Speaker 1: a girl. So somehow the high school allowed this a
Speaker 1: boy to play girl sports and to go into their
Speaker 1: private facilities with them, and she suffered a traumatic brand
Speaker 1: injury when she was in and head by a volleyball
Speaker 1: at a higher rate of speed than a girl could
Speaker 1: deliver it. I look at all this and I'm going
Speaker 1: well that the Democrats continue on this path of the
Speaker 1: destruction of major American cities by policy, directly or indirectly.
Speaker 1: The agreement among Democrats to throw open the southern border,
Speaker 1: allowing in sixteen to twenty million illegals during the four
Speaker 1: years of Joe Biden's term, If they also believe somehow
Speaker 1: that's tax cuts which benefit everyone, is evil, I'm not
Speaker 1: sure they're going to survive seventy years. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: they're going to make it because their belief system is
Speaker 1: so out of whack with normal Americans like you and
Speaker 1: I that's unrecognizable. I don't understand it. I know what
Speaker 1: a girl is. It's determined at the moment of conception
Speaker 1: and revealed at birth. And it doesn't change because I
Speaker 1: say it changes. I can't change my gender, I can't
Speaker 1: change my race. I can't change a lot of things
Speaker 1: about me, and I don't want to change anything about me,
Speaker 1: do you. I love women, I love girls. There's no
Speaker 1: one I hold a higher esteem than my wife, my
Speaker 1: sister Mary, Diane Reddin, my granddaughter, the women I work with.
Speaker 1: I often and say that women are much better human
Speaker 1: beings than men for all kinds of reasons. And most
Speaker 1: women I know want nothing to do with being a man.
Speaker 5: They don't like it.
Speaker 1: And most men I knew don't want to be a woman. Now,
Speaker 1: there is something called an amorphidite, I'm told, and which
Speaker 1: that happens about one out of one hundred thousand times
Speaker 1: that a person could be born with both reproductive organs,
Speaker 1: with male genitelia and maybe fallopium tubes or uteruses or whatever,
Speaker 1: and then that is that's an issue. In fact, there
Speaker 1: was a movie, The Conclave, all about that with this
Speaker 1: cardinal from some obscure place in Afghanistan. Catholic cardinal went
Speaker 1: to a clinic because he had male genitelia but had
Speaker 1: female bodily organs. I guess that thing can be worked out,
Speaker 1: but it's not worthy of a big presidential debate about
Speaker 1: that issue. It's a rarity. In fact, transgenderism is still
Speaker 1: less than point one percent of the population. But the
Speaker 1: Democrats cannot stand for women if they don't protect women
Speaker 1: in women private spaces. And lastly, before I get onto
Speaker 1: the issue of the day, lastly planned parenthood, which is
Speaker 1: truly evil. James O'Keefe went undercover one of his cameras
Speaker 1: at a planned parenthood convention and I thought about putting
Speaker 1: it up on my Twitter account, which by the way,
Speaker 1: is down by the way, But that's a different issue
Speaker 1: about these medical doctors working for planned parenthood off to
Speaker 1: the side, talking about selling dead baby body parts for money.
Speaker 1: And you look at this, Planned parenthood is a multi
Speaker 1: billion dollar business, multi billions of dollars. They convince young
Speaker 1: girls and young women that having a baby is not
Speaker 1: really having a baby. A baby's not a baby until
Speaker 1: you say it's a baby, and a woman's not a
Speaker 1: woman until you say what a woman is, and they
Speaker 1: can't say what a woman is, So what is a woman?
Speaker 1: I can tell you what a woman is, but they
Speaker 1: can't figure it out. This is a multi billion dollar
Speaker 1: business is to convince women and girls that abortion is
Speaker 1: like reproductive rights and abortion is like a sacrament. In
Speaker 1: this undercover video, I guess on YouTube you could get
Speaker 1: it out and look at it. It's disgusting. They're having physicians,
Speaker 1: medical doctors talking about the prices of body parts of
Speaker 1: dead babies at a planned parenthood convention. They're in the
Speaker 1: business of making money. Whenever you doubt about what an
Speaker 1: organization's intents are, you might think about money as being
Speaker 1: the first thing and the god to stay in business
Speaker 1: to convince women that these so called unborn babies are
Speaker 1: not babies. The great majority of abortions are healthy mothers
Speaker 1: aborting healthy babies, and the great majority doing that are
Speaker 1: black mothers and black babies being killed because they've been
Speaker 1: convinced by the left of my others that it is
Speaker 1: not a human being, it is something else, and it's sick,
Speaker 1: and it's said there's more abortions of black babies in
Speaker 1: New York City than there are births in New York
Speaker 1: City of black babies, and that is sick. And it
Speaker 1: is ad that Democrats continue to get to support of
Speaker 1: black women, especially when they can't define what a black
Speaker 1: woman is. Now. Lastly, before I go much further, we
Speaker 1: had zero Hedge which had the study, and I mentioned
Speaker 1: this last night on my syndicated show about Yale University
Speaker 1: study millions of long term COVID patients might actually be
Speaker 1: injured by the vaccine and not by COVID nineteen headline
Speaker 1: by doctor Paul Thacker quote Yale researchers release the study
Speaker 1: today today being February twenty first, twenty twenty five. What
Speaker 1: about three weeks ago that millions of Americans thought to
Speaker 1: have long COVID might have been misdiagnosed and actually have
Speaker 1: post vaccine syndrome caused by exposure to the spike proteins
Speaker 1: in the vaccine, not COVID, but the vaccine has injured
Speaker 1: millions and millions of Americans. Spike protein produced by the
Speaker 1: pisor Maderna vaccines triggers the body immune system, and the
Speaker 1: FDA claimed in a twenty twenty three PolitiFact fac check
Speaker 1: that vaccine spike proteins are not toxic and do not
Speaker 1: linger in the body. However, Yale University studies indicate that
Speaker 1: those who have long COVID were likely infected with the
Speaker 1: covid virus through the vaccine and not by the disease itself.
Speaker 1: There's considerable overlap and self reporting symptoms between long vaccine
Speaker 1: and long COVID, as well as shared exposure NILS, and
Speaker 1: the NIH board one point six billion dollars. In the
Speaker 1: long COVID research, it is found that there are millions
Speaker 1: of Americans suffering the symptoms of the vaccine and not
Speaker 1: the covid virus itself. And the study is lengthy, and
Speaker 1: it's in all medical terms. It's kind of again an example.
Speaker 1: You know, we were told by doctor Anthony Fauci got
Speaker 1: to stay six feet away that was BS. Had no
Speaker 1: scientific basis for that. We were told you got to
Speaker 1: wear a mask. That was BS. Because the proper wearing
Speaker 1: of these masks never took place. And third schools did
Speaker 1: not have to be shut down because there was not
Speaker 1: one healthy child in America killed by the COVID virus.
Speaker 1: Listen up, there's eighty million children in America. Not one
Speaker 1: healthy child was killed by COVID, but all were vaccinated,
Speaker 1: including babies, and one person said, I have a picture
Speaker 1: of the couple. His wife died by suicide after a
Speaker 1: thirteen month battle with long haul COVID, and it was
Speaker 1: determined that she'd never had COVID, but she had multiple
Speaker 1: vaccines and the vaccines killed her. So I'm reading the
Speaker 1: study you heard about this. My answer would probably be no.
Speaker 1: Did the NBC, ABC, CBS to the sixty minutes the
Speaker 1: New York Times run this study from three weeks ago. No,
Speaker 1: Keep the lies going, because the lies work better than
Speaker 1: acknowledging that the NIH and the CDC had no clue
Speaker 1: what they were doing. They were putting out mandates that
Speaker 1: weren't necessary, there were shooting schools that should have remained open,
Speaker 1: and that there were millions of Americans suffering from the
Speaker 1: vaccine itself, causing untold damage to people that never had COVID.
Speaker 1: Let's continue. Lastly, we have guests coming up. Captain Patrolla
Speaker 1: interviewed in I Rock and Afghanistan over four hundred gee
Speaker 1: hottist and this is in relationship. A big column today
Speaker 1: in New Orleans about why the silence about the slaughter
Speaker 1: in Syria and I'm reading these stories about thousands of Christians,
Speaker 1: and of course Jews and Catholics, also Alla Whites and
Speaker 1: Kurdish communities in Syria being obliterated by Jihadis murderers, and
Speaker 1: they have roadblocks, they check your ID to check your
Speaker 1: religion and sec before you're killed. Your cars are stolen, women, children,
Speaker 1: men murdered, robbed in the homes. The numbers are several thousand.
Speaker 1: The European Union has said the Jihadis governments in the
Speaker 1: Middle East are marching against minority communities in Afghanistan, Iran
Speaker 1: and Iraq. And these recent attacks occurred because the pro
Speaker 1: Hasad government fell about six months six months ago, and
Speaker 1: now Jihadis have overtaken the government of Syria and they're
Speaker 1: torturing and obliterating Catholics and Christians, Kurds, etc. And large
Speaker 1: numbers to have none living. There used to be a
Speaker 1: very strong Christian community in Syria. It's a genocide underway,
Speaker 1: just not the random killing, the specific targeting of minorities
Speaker 1: because of their religion. The human rights groups are calling
Speaker 1: this nothing less than a brutal crime against humanity. All
Speaker 1: of white Muslims, Christians, Jrus, minorities are being hunted down, raped, tortured,
Speaker 1: and murdered in cold blood. Their children are beaten to
Speaker 1: death in front of the parents, and the parents are killed.
Speaker 1: Women are raped, parents are killed. It's happening as I speak.
Speaker 1: Any media coverage of this doesn't fit, does it. You
Speaker 1: don't hear about this. Let's continue with more of a
Speaker 1: stay tuned. Captain Patrolla will be here to talk about.
Speaker 1: The name of the book is if it takes a
Speaker 1: thousand years, Islamic terrorists will rule the world if it
Speaker 1: takes a thousand years. So be it one thing that
Speaker 1: when America fought evil in the world, whether it was
Speaker 1: the Germans or the Russians or North Koreans, all of
Speaker 1: our enemies, essentially, the soldiers wanted to live. If you
Speaker 1: were a German soldier in World War Two, you surrendered,
Speaker 1: put your arms up. Hopefully, you went to a military
Speaker 1: camp controlled by the Americans, a prison, then you were released.
Speaker 1: They wanted to live that you hottest like in Hamas
Speaker 1: and Hesbalah, they don't want to live, they want to die,
Speaker 1: and they want also to be killed other Muslims, like
Speaker 1: in Gaza two million strong, because it fits their purposes.
Speaker 1: If you die as part of the Jihad. You're in
Speaker 1: heaven straight upstairs immediately. It's a culture of death, not
Speaker 1: a culture of life. Let's continue twelve to fifty five,
Speaker 1: Home of Your Reds and the Bearcats, News Radio seven hundred. Wow,
Speaker 1: my Billy cunning into Great American. The problems in the
Speaker 1: West Bank and the problems in the Gaza continue everywhere
Speaker 1: I look. There's difficulties with Islamic extremists. Categories are terrible.
Speaker 1: What's happening in large parts of Africa, and that Christians
Speaker 1: and Catholics are being buried alive by Jihattis. There are
Speaker 1: many women being beheaded, girls are routinely raped in Africa
Speaker 1: and sub Siera Africa and also in Asia. That the
Speaker 1: treatment of Christians is despicable, and it's happening as we speak,
Speaker 1: and we're not dealt with it adequately. And whether it's
Speaker 1: Boco Haram or Isis, or whether it's al Qaeda or
Speaker 1: Black September, whatever it might be, it's an ongoing problem.
Speaker 1: A man that's figured it out is a great American patriot.
Speaker 1: The name of the book is if it takes a
Speaker 1: thousand years from al Qaeda to Hamas, how the Jihatis
Speaker 1: think and how to defeat them. Joan, you and I
Speaker 1: now as captain that retired Jesse Petrella and Jesse Petrella, welcome,
Speaker 1: I think for the first time to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: So first of all, tell good. Tell the American people
Speaker 1: your background, because when I read about all your four
Speaker 1: hundred or so investigations and questioning of jihadis, you know
Speaker 1: exactly their mindset. So tell the America people what you
Speaker 1: did and how it's germained of the book.
Speaker 6: Well, for about a decade I researched the mindset of
Speaker 6: our Jihatist enemies. After September eleventh, I, like most Americans,
Speaker 6: didn't know much about how they think, how they tick,
Speaker 6: and I set off on my own gihat about trying
Speaker 6: to figure out what would make somebody murder over two
Speaker 6: thousand Americans on nine to eleven, and boy, I discovered
Speaker 6: quite quite a shocker. It's a lot bigger than just
Speaker 6: one attack, that's for sure. It culminated in Afghanistan in
Speaker 6: twenty twelve, where after I had already written most of
Speaker 6: the book, I had the opportunity to work with the
Speaker 6: Afghan secret police, and my job was to facilitate the
Speaker 6: interrogations of over four hundred captured Taliban and ALCADA members,
Speaker 6: and I had a full access badge to the detention
Speaker 6: facility in Afghanistan there and I took full advantage of it.
Speaker 6: I sat down with them, I drank tea with the
Speaker 6: Taliban and picked the brains of ALCADA leaders and just said,
Speaker 6: what do you think? What's making you tick? And I
Speaker 6: wrote it down And that's the product is my book,
Speaker 6: If it Takes a thousand years, which were actually the
Speaker 6: words that were told to me by a captured Taliban
Speaker 6: commander about how long they intend to fight us, And
Speaker 6: so they think much more long term than we do,
Speaker 6: that's for sure.
Speaker 1: October seventh, a year and a half or so ago,
Speaker 1: there were about twenty eight hundred artillery shells, hundreds of paragliders.
Speaker 1: The wall was breached between the Palestinian terrorist Hamas and
Speaker 1: Israel and the Kibbutz's. Some two thy one hundred Israelis
Speaker 1: were just not killed, but they were brutalized and murdered
Speaker 1: in the most vicious ways. Babies were beheaded, they had
Speaker 1: girls were raped, men were set afire, and they took
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty hostages were still trying to work
Speaker 1: our way through that entire mess. And so you have
Speaker 1: a section here on the mindset, long term thinking, the
Speaker 1: tribal mindset. How fundamentally different it is. The Al Qaeda
Speaker 1: Hamas has terrorists think as opposed to man I use
Speaker 1: the term normal people. What is the mindset of a terrorist? Well,
Speaker 1: they think much longer term. They don't they think far
Speaker 1: beyond their own life.
Speaker 6: You know, there was a common saying that I heard
Speaker 6: them say in Afghanistan. They used to say, you have
Speaker 6: the watches, but we have the time. And it's a
Speaker 6: creepy uh, the idea that there's somebody that's out there
Speaker 6: that's trying to fight us that doesn't care if they
Speaker 6: see uh, their their their their spoils, their victory in
Speaker 6: their lifetime, just as long as they incrementally chip away
Speaker 6: at our way of life and at the West. And
Speaker 6: that's a very dangerous adversary to have when you take
Speaker 6: time out of the out of the concept, because they fight,
Speaker 6: they are indeed fighting this thousand year war in this
Speaker 6: kind of hive mentality, whereas in the West we typically
Speaker 6: only think two maybe four years at a time, which
Speaker 6: is the re election cycle of our Paul Petitians. So
Speaker 6: they're just looking at how quickly they could get something done.
Speaker 6: We want instant gratification, whereas our enemies are lying there
Speaker 6: in the shadows and wait, just shipping away. And the
Speaker 6: problem with that is that they're they're really looking at
Speaker 6: the next generation and they're looking at your kids. So
Speaker 6: they're trying to doctrinate our kids. They're trying to change
Speaker 6: our way of life, and they're making a lot of
Speaker 6: games on American college campuses as we've seen recently. And
Speaker 6: I look at it, that's a much more dangerous adversary
Speaker 6: or tactic rather than kinetic terrorist attacks, because in reality,
Speaker 6: what's worse at having a random terroist attacks occasionally or
Speaker 6: having a generation of your children turned into mindless pro
Speaker 6: jihatas zombies. And that's what they're doing. They really there's
Speaker 6: two common threads that I've seen among the Jihadis groups,
Speaker 6: whether it's Hamas Hesbala, the al Qaeda, the Taliman number one,
Speaker 6: they all have this desire to establish this global Islamic
Speaker 6: government known as a caliphate under Islamic Sharia law. And second,
Speaker 6: they all focus on the kids. They're really looking at
Speaker 6: and doctrinating that next generation. And it's not just their
Speaker 6: own but ours as well, but specifically in their own world.
Speaker 6: They really they brainwash their kids in the Islamic schools
Speaker 6: known as the madrasas, and this is the jihadis what
Speaker 6: they're doing, the way that they work. And I'd like
Speaker 6: to make the distinction too and just point out that
Speaker 6: the biggest victim of Islamic terror are Muslims.
Speaker 1: They're no doubt attacking.
Speaker 6: One another, They're they're eating their own and it's it's
Speaker 6: it's just so sad to see a generation of kids
Speaker 6: being brainwashed in these schools. But the word Taliban is
Speaker 6: actually the past Oh language word for students, and so
Speaker 6: these are the students of these Islamic schools that are
Speaker 6: coming out, and so they get at the next generation.
Speaker 6: So those are the two threads that I that I've
Speaker 6: seen in common among all the jihadist groups is that
Speaker 6: their long term thinking and they're focusing on the kids.
Speaker 6: And so it's and they all they all want to
Speaker 6: establish this global Islamic government.
Speaker 1: All right, I've heard it described in the West. We're
Speaker 1: a culture of life. In other words, we want to live,
Speaker 1: we want to have children, we want to have wives
Speaker 1: or husbands want to have babies, grand grandparents want to
Speaker 1: have grandchildren. Even in Nazi Germany, German soldiers essentially wanted
Speaker 1: to live. They wanted to fight and die for Anolf Hitler,
Speaker 1: but they wanted to live. Of Russian soldiers, Vladimir Putin,
Speaker 1: he wants to live. On the other hand, that jihadist
Speaker 1: they want to die. They do not fear death. Is
Speaker 1: it because of those seventy two virgins? Is it the
Speaker 1: thought that if they kill Christians and Westerners who are
Speaker 1: aren't Muslim, that somehow they're going to be in heaven
Speaker 1: with seventy two virgins. That a vicious murder of a Jew.
Speaker 1: What is their ticket to glory? Is that the mentality
Speaker 1: We're a culture of life? Are they a culture of death?
Speaker 6: Well, that's just it that jihadis just fundamentally have this
Speaker 6: different worldview and they don't value life anything even close
Speaker 6: to what the way that we look at things in
Speaker 6: the West. And I'll tell you an example where there
Speaker 6: was one interrogation that I was doing that was just tragic,
Speaker 6: where and unfortunately I would hear a similar story repeated
Speaker 6: a number of times where I asked the guy the
Speaker 6: teleibanth comndarate. I said, tell me about your family, and
Speaker 6: and he says, oh, yes, I have nine kids. I
Speaker 6: had ten, but my daughter dishonored the family. So I
Speaker 6: killed her, just very matter of factly, like just something
Speaker 6: something he did. And the reality is that I came
Speaker 6: to find out if he hadn't killed his daughter, his
Speaker 6: friends and family would be.
Speaker 1: Like, what's wrong with you?
Speaker 6: Why didn't you kill your daughter?
Speaker 1: She dishonored the family.
Speaker 6: And unfortunately they're trying to export that here in America.
Speaker 6: There was that horrible case in Texas, just one of several, unfortunately,
Speaker 6: of Sarah and Amina Sayad. If you remember those teenage
Speaker 6: daughters that were murdered by their father, Yasir Sayad. And
Speaker 6: he was on the run for over a decade, and unfortunately,
Speaker 6: when he got caught, it came to light that several
Speaker 6: members of the community had helped him, including his own
Speaker 6: son was convicted of harboring him. His brother was convicted.
Speaker 6: And it just goes to show that they thought that
Speaker 6: he did the right thing. And that's what's so different
Speaker 6: between the Jihadish ideology and and and the Western ideology is.
Speaker 5: That that they don't value life.
Speaker 6: They look at things from such a different worldview, and
Speaker 6: it's the biggest fallacy that we can do is by
Speaker 6: trying to put our mindset on others from this culture.
Speaker 6: Because in the in the West, and particularly on the left,
Speaker 6: they love to have this this idea that all cultures
Speaker 6: are equal. I call it cultural relativism, and it's this
Speaker 6: fallacy because the reality is that all cultures are not equal.
Speaker 6: Western Judeo Christian culture is far superior to culture that
Speaker 6: would murder their daughter because of some perceived dishonor of
Speaker 6: the family.
Speaker 1: Without a problem. In other words, Afghanistan, wherever it might be, Iran,
Speaker 1: I Rock, if father murders a daughter on purpose, that
Speaker 1: is not considered a crime.
Speaker 6: Well, it's it's just a different part of it's part
Speaker 6: of the culture that goes beyond Islam. This is stuff
Speaker 6: that predates it in very tribal, in tribal ideologies. There's
Speaker 6: the if you if you think about it, Islam over
Speaker 6: the last fourteen hundred years really really evolved from tribal cultures.
Speaker 6: It came out of that, and tribal cultures evolved for
Speaker 6: that time under Islam, largely in those parts of the world.
Speaker 6: And so there's certain elements that go back and forth,
Speaker 6: and it's very intertwined. But just another example about where
Speaker 6: that mindset comes from. The Neuristani tribe is a tribe
Speaker 6: in Afghanistan. In order to be the equivalent of a
Speaker 6: city council member and one of the villages there, in
Speaker 6: a Neuristandi village, you have three prerequisites. You have to
Speaker 6: be a good orator, so you got to speak, well,
Speaker 6: you've got to entertain the entire village at a banquet
Speaker 6: ten times. Okay, it's all right, And you have to
Speaker 6: murder five rival tribe members.
Speaker 1: Oh so, I mean, I I don't say, if you
Speaker 1: want to be.
Speaker 6: A city councilman in Pittsburgh, I don't. I don't think
Speaker 6: that you need to murder five people in Steubenville, Ohio.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 6: It's a little bit different in in America. I was
Speaker 6: a city councilman and at one point in another life
Speaker 6: and yeah, I just had a knocks on some doors
Speaker 6: and send a few mailers out.
Speaker 5: And I won.
Speaker 6: I didn't have to murder five people next door.
Speaker 1: Jesse Patrello, what happens Unless they are stopped, Iran will
Speaker 1: obtain a nuclear weapon and they will have no problem
Speaker 1: at all. Setting it off in Tel Aviv and killing
Speaker 1: six million Jews, again as the Nazis did. Is it
Speaker 1: fair to say that a culture of death would celebrate
Speaker 1: the murder of as many Jews and Christians as is possible.
Speaker 1: They did not consider them to be human beings in
Speaker 1: the same sense of an inherent Muslim. Is that true?
Speaker 6: Well, what's what's outrageous? Not only is that true, but
Speaker 6: they would also welcome their own deaths. They would have
Speaker 6: no problem martyring their own people, as we saw in
Speaker 6: the Gossen territory.
Speaker 5: Were you have these people?
Speaker 6: There was one of the leaders of Hamas went on
Speaker 6: the television and when they asked him, they said, this
Speaker 6: is horrible about what aren't you concerned about civilian casualties?
Speaker 6: He said, no, we welcome it. They are martyrs and
Speaker 6: that's just it. They look at it as those people
Speaker 6: are incrementally helping to ship away at establishing that global
Speaker 6: Islamic government. And if God forbid, Israel was ever wiped
Speaker 6: off of the earth, it's not like they would stop.
Speaker 6: They would keep coming for all of us. It didn't
Speaker 6: start in nineteen forty eight, and it certainly wouldn't stop
Speaker 6: with the destruction of Israel. You have the Moors that
Speaker 6: were marauding through Africa and into Spain. You have the
Speaker 6: Ottoman conquest, the conquests, you have all of these different
Speaker 6: historic events of the hottest elements trying to establish this
Speaker 6: global islam At caliphate. And now we're dealing with this
Speaker 6: this third instance of a jihad going through the world
Speaker 6: where you have have have the same story where you
Speaker 6: have these jihadas trying to take over the world. But
Speaker 6: the thing is that that we're now all connected, We're
Speaker 6: now on the internet. We see things that are happening instantly,
Speaker 6: were much better uh informed, and I people are waking up.
Speaker 1: I really I hope.
Speaker 6: I hope more and more every day.
Speaker 1: Because that statement, and I recall that statement. You would
Speaker 1: think of normal society that the military armies would not
Speaker 1: put out in front of them the lives of innocent men,
Speaker 1: women and children. But they want to be in a situation.
Speaker 1: AMAS wants to be in a situation where the Israelis
Speaker 1: must continue their campaign in the Gaza and kill two
Speaker 1: million Gozzins in Palestinians being killed by the by the IDF,
Speaker 1: and the minds of Amas and most of the Middle
Speaker 1: East would be okay. It's not a big deal, right,
Speaker 1: that's just it.
Speaker 6: It's if it's really it's tragic because these people deserve life,
Speaker 6: they deserve a future. And I think finally we have
Speaker 6: a president that's willing to say what others have not,
Speaker 6: and that is that they would best be served flourishing
Speaker 6: in a place other than Gaza. But if you look
Speaker 6: at it, none of the other Middle Eastern countries once.
Speaker 1: And then no, no, we don't.
Speaker 6: And that's the thing. We have to remember that the
Speaker 6: neighborhood is not what it was fifty years ago. And
Speaker 6: the leaders in that region General Ceci in Egypt, King
Speaker 6: Abdullah and Jordan, these are very secular leaders and they
Speaker 6: know what the Palestinians would do. They don't want to
Speaker 6: deal with it. They remember historic events such as in Jordan,
Speaker 6: they had an uprising after the nineteen sixty seven war
Speaker 6: in nineteen seventy a bunch of Palestini your FG has
Speaker 6: tried to topple the government there and establish Sharia law.
Speaker 6: And he remembers that kind of stuff, and so that's
Speaker 6: why you're hearing him say it's a red line and
Speaker 6: they won't let them in. But ultimately President Trump is
Speaker 6: a master negotiator, and it's in the Palestinian's best interest.
Speaker 6: That's the thing is, if you're given the opportunity to leave,
Speaker 6: they're gonna want to take care of their families. I
Speaker 6: think you're we just need to get that door open
Speaker 6: for them and get them out of there.
Speaker 1: It's a culture of death, not of life. Death is welcomed.
Speaker 1: Most of us in the Western world try to avoid death.
Speaker 1: We try to take measures to make sure innocent men,
Speaker 1: women and children are not killed by anybody. We work
Speaker 1: hard to only involve combatants. Completely different in the jihad
Speaker 1: world that Shreia law must be applied. They don't recognize
Speaker 1: borders of any type, don't recognize civil authorities, and they
Speaker 1: have two million Gosins killed by the Israelis. Is something
Speaker 1: they welcome because in the view of Hamas, those two
Speaker 1: million who are dead would be in heaven. Is that correct,
Speaker 1: That's just it.
Speaker 6: They don't care. I mean I saw it in Afghanis.
Speaker 6: There was a kid that was brought in he was twelve,
Speaker 6: about twelve years old, who was who somebody strapped a
Speaker 6: bomb on him and sent him off on a suicide mission.
Speaker 6: Thankfully it was thwarted.
Speaker 5: But when he came in.
Speaker 6: I asked the the Afghan agent that I was working with.
Speaker 6: I said, man, that's that's real young, that's that's terrible.
Speaker 6: And he said, that's not even the youngest. And when
Speaker 6: I asked him, he said, six years old was the
Speaker 6: youngest suicide bomber that had been taken in under his watch.
Speaker 6: And if you think about it, some adult strapped a
Speaker 6: bomb onto that six year old and send him, send
Speaker 6: him out to blow himself up. And when you see
Speaker 6: stuff like that, it just goes to show how the
Speaker 6: jihadis absolutely do not value life. They don't value the
Speaker 6: life of their own people, and and you can't rationalize
Speaker 6: with people like that. It's it's a completely different set
Speaker 6: of logic. And the book If It Takes a Thousand Years,
Speaker 6: which tells these stories plus more. I also talk about solutions,
Speaker 6: and it's not so much about resolving the issue and
Speaker 6: and and and.
Speaker 1: Fixing the threat.
Speaker 6: It's about protecting what we've got because nobody's going to
Speaker 6: give them, nobody's there to give them an inch. No,
Speaker 6: they're not going to be able to take it. And
Speaker 6: the problem is that for the last four years especially,
Speaker 6: we've had somebody who's opened the door and now we've
Speaker 6: got thousands of these people, no doubt, that have poured
Speaker 6: through the southern border and it's unfortunately only a matter
Speaker 6: of time before something happens here.
Speaker 1: Name of the book is if it takes a thousand years.
Speaker 1: Author is former Army Captain Jesse Patrella. The truth will
Speaker 1: set you free. We've only scratched the surface. But Captain,
Speaker 1: former Captain Jesse Patrolla, thank you for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. The truth will set us free. We
Speaker 1: have to know who the enemy is and we have
Speaker 1: to respond appropriately. I hope we have a president now
Speaker 1: that'll do it. And Jesse, once again, thank you for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, thanks for
Speaker 1: having me on. Well, let's continue with more. It's a
Speaker 1: culture of death, not a culture of life. Bill Cunningham
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Speaker 1: you know, no bet to do something, Yeah, Johnson Bengals
Speaker 1: Update brought to you by Good Spirits and Party Town,
Speaker 1: thirteen convenient locations in northern Kentucky. Defensive tackle B J.
Speaker 1: Hill Willie's re signing with the Bengals three year, thirty
Speaker 1: three million dollar deal includes sixteen million guaranteed. About this
Speaker 1: deal with the Cleveland Browns and getting what forty million
Speaker 1: dollars a year, Well, Miles Garrett wanted out now then
Speaker 1: I went out in Cleveland. But then all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: it's like, don't hold up on that car. Wise, gentlemen,
Speaker 1: how much.
Speaker 5: Money do you want?
Speaker 1: I'll take one hundred and fifty million. He's got an
Speaker 1: agreement on a contract extension averaging forty million a year,
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty three mill guaranteed. That's like money
Speaker 1: segment Seattle is going to trade a wide receiver DK Metcalf.
Speaker 1: How about this one to the Steelers? Not good? He
Speaker 1: gets a new five year, one hundred and fifty million
Speaker 1: dollar deal. So the t Higgins the bar just keeps
Speaker 1: raising and the Bengals don't realize it. Let me get
Speaker 1: this right. But Josh Allen oh Rich, Yeah, six year,
Speaker 1: three hundred and thirty million dollar contract extension, two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty mill guaranteed. Didn't trade Hen Hendrickson Roger Goodell
Speaker 1: ought to be running the United States of America. We wouldn't.
Speaker 1: We would help, We'd have known that we'd have it all.
Speaker 1: How come Trey Hendrickson has been told by Mike Brown
Speaker 1: gets some other deal when he signed under a one
Speaker 1: year deal continuing and then Miles Garrett have no idea
Speaker 1: triple the money that Henderson made. No trad did a
Speaker 1: better job than Miles? Am I right or wrong?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Explain that to me? Second? I have no idea? Explain it.
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers could be an option at quarterback. For the
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh Steelers. What he's also going to talk to the Seahawks.
Speaker 1: DK metcalf right now, my one, as I understand it,
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase last year, all starts at four o'clock. So
Speaker 1: and the deal on the money and the years. But
Speaker 1: there was a difference last year on the guarantee and
Speaker 1: so they couldn't strike a deal. How much did that
Speaker 1: cost Mike Brown at this point a lot. He's rich,
Speaker 1: He's worth six billion dollars. Anyway, Red's update, Willie. Let's
Speaker 1: see the Reds are against the Padres today three thirty
Speaker 1: five with the Arnold Carriers inside pitch at Fox Sports
Speaker 1: thirteen sixty. Hunter Green gets a start there. Reds prospect
Speaker 1: Cam Collier, who had a heck of a season in Dayton,
Speaker 1: is going to miss four to six weeks now with
Speaker 1: a torn U C L ligament. Is left thumb. What's
Speaker 1: that injured in his U injured in a game earlier
Speaker 1: in the spring. You have one in your left thought,
Speaker 1: bad thumb? Are you?
Speaker 6: Are?
Speaker 1: You? U C L ligament? Like it's like right there,
Speaker 1: look at your thumb, it's right there on the top.
Speaker 1: If I had that problem at Deer Park, Highs going
Speaker 1: chew off my thumb. The Resie assigned certain players to
Speaker 1: camp an option to triple a Lovill, what about Mark Tyler, Callahan,
Speaker 1: Reese Hines and Noel V Marte sent down the first
Speaker 1: Noel is gone, Connor Phillips and also sweet South. Stewart said, Man,
Speaker 1: I'm listening to your friend Steven A. Smith, who might
Speaker 1: be the next president, by the way, that's that'd be great.
Speaker 1: Who says that he got He got reprimanded by Lebron.
Speaker 1: He was reprimanded, but he's said leave Browny alone. Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow will leave the Bengals, according to Stephen A. Smith.
Speaker 1: Back to reality college basketball?
Speaker 6: Will you?
Speaker 1: The tournaments are upon us Big twelve tomorrow rematch Bearcats
Speaker 1: Cowboys at noon. I'm off right here tomorrow on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW Are the friendly Confines open?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: No, no? My weapons are in Naples? Nonetheless? Oh, Xavier
Speaker 1: in the Big East Thursday, Miami's in Thursday in the
Speaker 1: MAC What time do they play on Thursday? Segment? Who Xavier?
Speaker 1: Miami's around four to thirty on Thursday. Kentucky and Kentucky's
Speaker 1: in the sec AT tourney Thursday night. How about Rick Patino?
Speaker 1: Dayton Flyers will play in the A ten quarter finals Friday.
Speaker 1: Remember my cutout of Rick Patina when they had the
Speaker 1: tabernacle come Willie's in Covington, or two of them, the
Speaker 1: tablets and the possession of Rick Patino. And remember when
Speaker 1: we exchanged the statue of Elvis for the championship trophy.
Speaker 1: He would have thought that the bleak, big Blue Nation
Speaker 1: would have lost their minds. Seem Newton didn't know what
Speaker 1: to do. We took the three foot high broken statue
Speaker 1: of Elvis Presley just in the radio boots. Joe Oliver
Speaker 1: threw a ball right, So we took the statue down
Speaker 1: to Lexington the Blue Nation and replaced it with the
Speaker 1: championship trophy. And I thought we were going to get
Speaker 1: shot walking out of there, Rick Patino said, see them.
Speaker 1: I told these guys they can have our two national
Speaker 1: championship tropist and we'll put Elvis's bust in place. We
Speaker 1: had two state troopers in front and two and back,
Speaker 1: and I think a helicopter a bus. His name was Merrit,
Speaker 1: wouldn't it yeah? And he said now, Cem said, Rick,
Speaker 1: what did you say? He said, Cunningham and seg are
Speaker 1: taking the two tabernacles, the tablets, the commandments to have
Speaker 1: pictures with many in the stand out, with Willie so
Speaker 1: faithful lined up to get the pictures. And there in
Speaker 1: this place was Elvis Presley, Kentucky. Rain keeps falling down.
Speaker 1: Let's see Willie Exavier's Jerome Hunter been selected as the
Speaker 1: Sportsmanship Award winner in the Big East.
Speaker 5: Very good job.
Speaker 1: You didn't play very well then, now good sportsmanship, Ohio girls.
Speaker 1: We could be getting ready for a championship team on
Speaker 1: a daily basis here pretty soon. What about d Alexander
Speaker 1: Well Ohio girls? This week Purcell, Marion, Winton, Woods, Portsmouth,
Speaker 1: Fort Loramie, Alter and Princeton GOP for state titles. Cooper
Speaker 1: and Simon Kenton and the girls sweet sixteen? How about
Speaker 1: Wyoming beating Alter? You like that? Well? Lakota West, Aiken, Summit,
Speaker 1: Country Day and Wyoming are in the boys basketball semi
Speaker 1: finals coming up. Can't get much better segment though, we
Speaker 1: might be. We might be having a championship team a day.
Speaker 1: I like football inundated, and we also will We want
Speaker 1: to say happy birthday to one of our own or
Speaker 1: two of our own today. By the way, who the
Speaker 1: great Kim Scheidler, tell shit about seventy five, seventy six,
Speaker 1: and the guy that's down the hallways, two studios down
Speaker 1: from us, the one and only you see great Carolina
Speaker 1: Panthers quarterback Thomas Pike. Thomas Allen Pike has a birthday today,
Speaker 1: Tony Pike? How come his name's Tony? If his name's Thomas,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Just made it up. You made it up,
Speaker 1: like everything else on this show.
Speaker 4: Make it up?
Speaker 1: Yep, he could. He could have been somebody segment. He
Speaker 1: could have been somebody. Can you play Basketbony Pike? I'm
Speaker 1: sure he could. Don't tell me you're gonna Are you
Speaker 1: gonna challenge him? Yes? Free throw shooting? That's it. You
Speaker 1: don't want to do that. I don't know about that.
Speaker 1: So busy time?
Speaker 4: Will he?
Speaker 1: Busy time? Well, we hope in a sense. And we're
Speaker 1: two hours, a little over two hours away from the
Speaker 1: what happened? The fun begins at four o'clock? What about T?
Speaker 1: Don't know what about Jay? Jamar? Don't know what about T?
Speaker 5: Does Jamar Chase get up to that forty million mark?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 7: I think he probably does. And I don't get the
Speaker 7: sense of the Bengals are that far from it now.
Speaker 7: I mean, I know, it's it's weird, Like I understand
Speaker 7: the Bengals get criticized people like why have they not
Speaker 7: gotten the deal done? It takes two to get the
Speaker 7: deal done, right, And if you're Jamar Chase, I think
Speaker 7: Bengals would like it done immediately, and they've offered really
Speaker 7: close to that. But if you're Jamar Chase, I mean
Speaker 7: it sounds to me like he's like, I got time.
Speaker 6: There's no rush.
Speaker 1: I mean they're not playing.
Speaker 7: Until September, which is you know, I don't know, many
Speaker 7: months some months away. However, many months that is away.
Speaker 7: So I think Jamar Chase is waiting and like, even
Speaker 7: though it's awesome, they get steals immediately. If you wait,
Speaker 7: they just get higher. So like, I think you're right.
Speaker 7: I think Jamar Chase is in an unbelievable place. It's
Speaker 7: gonna sting for the Bengals, but I really think they
Speaker 7: get it done, and.
Speaker 5: Actually think they probably get both of these guys done.
Speaker 1: Wow, those are the expert segment. Last year, the deal
Speaker 1: was struck him making about thirty million, right, but they
Speaker 1: had a dispute about the guarantee and they were ten million,
Speaker 1: twenty million off they guarantee. So Mike Brown was penny
Speaker 1: wise and pound foolish. He said, let's wait, let's make
Speaker 1: to the next year. It's gonna cost him more money. Now,
Speaker 1: then you got t What about t What about Trey?
Speaker 1: He's that he's the odd man out as usual. Isn't
Speaker 1: he better than uh than Garrett? He had a better year?
Speaker 1: Oh heck yeah, Well, Miles, Garrett's making forty million, thank you,
Speaker 1: and Trey wants about the same thing, doesn't he. I
Speaker 1: think I think of Hendrick said, Noah's older than Garrett,
Speaker 1: thirty compared to twenty, and I don't think the Bengals
Speaker 1: give too much money with guys over at three years old.
Speaker 1: Do you think that Bengals are tight? Can' Is that
Speaker 1: what you're alleging. I'm just where's the evidence for that segment?
Speaker 1: Can't say, where's the evidence for that? Collinsworth, Siason, Palmer, Anderson, Trumpy, Uh, Preach, Moby,
Speaker 1: Ken Anderson, Joe had them all up. Yep, it's unbelievable,
Speaker 1: Andy Mack. But now Mike Brown's ninety years old, I'm
Speaker 1: not sure he's God bless him. Current on what's going on?
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. He's still running things, so we'll
Speaker 1: see what happens. Darren Grip two hours away. The clock
Speaker 1: is ticking until the fun begins. So with the best
Speaker 1: quarterback in the league, we think Joe Burrow right with
Speaker 1: the best wide receiving corps. We think with Jamar and
Speaker 1: t right with the defensive end sack leader. The Bengals
Speaker 1: did not make it to the playoffs. Do I have
Speaker 1: that right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Then they get rid of Alex and then you want
Speaker 1: to keep mister Higgins and mister Chase because number nine.
Speaker 1: You don't want to make him unhappy. Steven A SAIDs
Speaker 1: he's leaving. Well, I'm sure that if they don't, if
Speaker 1: they don't sign some of these guys, he probably is
Speaker 1: gonna leave. How can you leave? He's got to file
Speaker 1: out guaranteed bonus, Layton Contra. I don't know, Well, sue them.
Speaker 1: Can you tell me why the Bengals would tell our
Speaker 1: best defensive player under contract for one more year? Right,
Speaker 1: he's got to play one more year?
Speaker 5: Correct?
Speaker 1: Why don't you leave? Don't ask me, Willy? I think
Speaker 1: that's the National Football League Johnson heat and there would
Speaker 1: never let someone like Billy leieve no he makes forty
Speaker 1: million either with cork and steel, they would come up
Speaker 1: with the dough, the ray and the met and good
Speaker 1: Man segment. Get me out of the Studge Report, please,
Speaker 1: because I'm a little concerned about what The Reds have
Speaker 1: not won a playoff series in thirty years?
Speaker 8: Is that?
Speaker 1: Is it time?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 1: Yeah? About time? How about the Bengals?
Speaker 5: About time?
Speaker 1: How about FC yep, Deer Park High School? Probably so?
Speaker 1: How about Cuffcat Colonels go, It's time?
Speaker 5: What about uh?
Speaker 1: What about UC? It's time? Xavier, It's time. Nku, it's time.
Speaker 1: Say give me out. Ohio State's covered, aren't they? Football
Speaker 1: National champions? That's not bad? Willian Otter of Johnson Heating
Speaker 1: and Cooling. We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 1: the Steward Report.
Speaker 5: At some point, the foolishness has got to stop.
Speaker 1: Governor Mike Dwaine calls in, what do you think? Not good? Well,
Speaker 1: who's going to be the next governor of the State
Speaker 1: of Ohio? I think for veg Ramaswami think so. I
Speaker 1: like David Yost though he's the attorney general. We got
Speaker 1: Richard K. Jones running. He's not running, he's running for
Speaker 1: the border. It's always running for sure. Segment. Thank you
Speaker 1: for your involvements. Let's see what happens. But tomorrow we're
Speaker 1: off because of UC Bearcunt basketball. If they win, we're
Speaker 1: off again on Wednesday, which I don't like. Correct. If
Speaker 1: they win on Wednesday, I'm off again on Thursday, which
Speaker 1: I don't like. Would you agree? I don't like it.
Speaker 1: Bearcats fans would be happy for once had me off
Speaker 1: the air. You said it, I didn't. I can't say segment,
Speaker 1: Thank you, yes, sir. Let's continue with more if line
Speaker 1: becomes available. Five to one to three, seven four nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand, Bill cunning into Great American Live. It's Room
Speaker 1: of the Reds playing at tonight, tomorrow forever. And also
Speaker 1: you see bearcount basketball. He needs to start winning a
Speaker 1: few games every now and then. On news Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW by Billy Cunningham, The Great and Marathon the courses.
Speaker 4: You may know.
Speaker 1: About a year and a half ago, the people that
Speaker 1: will higher passed them marijuana law recreational use with all
Speaker 1: country requirements, et cetera, passed by I think by fifty
Speaker 1: eight percent said let's do it. This is on top
Speaker 1: of the medical marijuana bill which passed a couple of
Speaker 1: years before that. And because it was an initiative, which
Speaker 1: is a fancy word to say the citizens were proposing
Speaker 1: a law, the legislature has the power to change the
Speaker 1: law to tweak it, unlike the abortion bill, which was
Speaker 1: a constitutional amendment. Once that's put in the constitution, lawmakers
Speaker 1: like Senator Steve Huffman of Tip City have nothing to
Speaker 1: do with changing the constitution except through another constitutional amendment.
Speaker 1: So it was perceived when it was passed that the
Speaker 1: lawmakers could tweak it. And now many are concerned the
Speaker 1: tweaks are going to become very expensive and may make
Speaker 1: it more difficult to buy recreational marijuana in the state
Speaker 1: of Ohio. Jonan, you and I now as the sponsor
Speaker 1: of this so called Huffman Bill streamlining marijuana along in
Speaker 1: the state of ohioand Senator or Steve Hoffman, welcome again
Speaker 1: to the bill. Cunningham showing, first of all, it passed
Speaker 1: about ten days ago, two weeks ago, explain what your
Speaker 1: bill does relative to recreational marijuana before we talk about
Speaker 1: hemp intoxication.
Speaker 4: To me, the.
Speaker 8: Overall person that uses recreational I don't think it really
Speaker 8: does that much to it. But my bill took us
Speaker 8: from twelve plants to six plants. You could only got
Speaker 8: rid of public consumption. You can't smoke at a ballgame
Speaker 8: or walking down the street in the park. You could
Speaker 8: only do it at your home. This allows the sharing
Speaker 8: of homegrown but it also does a lot of things
Speaker 8: behind the behind the scenes about workplace protections for people
Speaker 8: or for employers mostly, but also about combining two departments.
Speaker 8: So there's a there's a medical one, and there's a
Speaker 8: recreational where their duplicate, and so it combines those and
Speaker 8: does other things like that. It keeps the square footage
Speaker 8: for the level two to fifteen thousand, and the level
Speaker 8: ones we moved down to seventy five, so trying to
Speaker 8: and it keeps all the taxes the same, yep, and
Speaker 8: it keeps at ten percent.
Speaker 1: Now, when I od on Governor Mike Dwine about three
Speaker 1: weeks ago before you passed your bill in the state Senate,
Speaker 1: he talked about doubling the tax from ten percent to
Speaker 1: twenty percent. And I mentioned to him that the governor,
Speaker 1: if you do that, is going to raise the price
Speaker 1: in marijuana. It might price out those and we turn
Speaker 1: them back to the dark market. According to marijuana control
Speaker 1: law in the state of Ohio. I'm told that in
Speaker 1: the year twenty twenty five, are about what two and
Speaker 1: a half months into it, that there's going to be
Speaker 1: about one billion dollars in sales in the state of Ohio,
Speaker 1: which means that's a billion dollars taken out of the
Speaker 1: pockets of drug dealers, which I think is a good thing.
Speaker 1: And I said to the governor and also your compatriot,
Speaker 1: a Senator Huffman, I'm sorry, Speaker of the House of
Speaker 1: Matt Huffman, and the else he's talking about maybe fifteen
Speaker 1: or twenty percent, which in one case will be a
Speaker 1: fifty percent increase, the other case one hundred percent increase.
Speaker 1: Are you concerned about pricing marijuana at such a point
Speaker 1: instead of Ohio that many users will go to the
Speaker 1: dark market and give money to drug dealers.
Speaker 8: Yes, I'm very concerned about that, and justice concerned about
Speaker 8: that with the gambling tax that the governor wants to
Speaker 8: double from twenty to forty percent, Because on both of them,
Speaker 8: you dance a fine line. Just like you said that
Speaker 8: people either go to the black market. We already know
Speaker 8: that previously and currently there's a lot of people that
Speaker 8: go to Michigan because of the lower costs, So you know,
Speaker 8: to give the right number, I personally in the Senate
Speaker 8: did because we voted it.
Speaker 4: No, I introduced at fifteen.
Speaker 8: I think somewhere around fifteen probably is the right number.
Speaker 8: But I will not speak for my cousin Matt, but
Speaker 8: he has the same concerns with our commerces. And because
Speaker 8: the House introduced a bill last week that keeps it
Speaker 8: at ten percent.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm but I don't smoke Pott, never have, never will.
Speaker 1: I seldom gamble. But Mike the Wine is kind of
Speaker 1: an old school kind of a guy. I like him
Speaker 1: a lot. I've known him for forty five years when
Speaker 1: he was in Green County prosecutor. He doesn't like gambling,
Speaker 1: don't like smoking, donet like Pott, don't like any of it.
Speaker 1: And I said, Governor, you've got to relax this thing.
Speaker 1: You're like almost eighty years old. It's time to let
Speaker 1: this thing happen. Let the people decide. But he wants
Speaker 1: to grossly increase the take from like hard Rock Cafe
Speaker 1: and from others. Explain that to the American people.
Speaker 4: I can't.
Speaker 8: I mean, again, there's a fine line over taxing, because
Speaker 8: there's still apps out there from Costa Rica and foreign
Speaker 8: apps that you that people can go to and they
Speaker 8: will if that's you know, if it's at four I
Speaker 8: don't know what else we tax at forty percent, but
Speaker 8: that just seems it seems a lot. But you know
Speaker 8: the you know, Mike the Wines his last General Assembly,
Speaker 8: his last budgets, and I know that he's got a
Speaker 8: lot of things that he wants to get done before
Speaker 8: he leaves office.
Speaker 1: Are you concerned as a leader in the state Senate
Speaker 1: that if the governor has his way and has a
Speaker 1: one hundred percent increase in the marijuana tax one hundred
Speaker 1: percent increase, that what's going to happen. This is going
Speaker 1: to be a constitutional amendment that the marijuana forces are
Speaker 1: going to say, to hell with it. We trust that
Speaker 1: the legislature to tweak this a little bit, which is
Speaker 1: what your bill does. But if they're going to double
Speaker 1: the tax, it's going to make it harder to sell
Speaker 1: legal marijuana. In which case, why don't we put it
Speaker 1: on the ballot as a constitutional amendment, get out no
Speaker 1: taxes at all, or make it five percent, do it
Speaker 1: the way we want it to do it. And then
Speaker 1: you lawmaker's got nothing to do with changing it. Is
Speaker 1: that a concern that you have.
Speaker 4: It is a concern.
Speaker 8: You know, that's a very expensive endeavor to put it
Speaker 8: on the for that one issue. But if that's what
Speaker 8: the people want, it certainly could be a possibility.
Speaker 1: For let's talk about intoxicating hemp. You have a bill
Speaker 1: coming up the first hearing. Now I have some small
Speaker 1: information and knowledge about hamp relative to marijuana. So first
Speaker 1: of all, tell the American people compared to marijuana, what
Speaker 1: is hemp.
Speaker 4: Well, hemp is a similar plant.
Speaker 8: Now, unless you're an expert, you could not look at
Speaker 8: a hamp plants and a marijuana plant and tell the
Speaker 8: difference from the same breed. In twenty eighteen, I passed
Speaker 8: a hemp bill to legalize hemp in the state of Ohio,
Speaker 8: and we were really looking at industrialized hemp where you
Speaker 8: could make clothing and car parts and things out of it.
Speaker 8: But since then, you know, this other market has come
Speaker 8: up with the CBD oils and extracting the oils. So
Speaker 8: there's things that people have done and they've made you know,
Speaker 8: the governor spoken a lot about the synthetic ones Delta
Speaker 8: eight Dela nine that are legal technically because they have
Speaker 8: the low level THHC in it, but when you can
Speaker 8: bust them, when you smoke them, it turns them and
Speaker 8: converts them into intoxicating THC. And so that's why people
Speaker 8: get them at gas stations and convenience stores, and teenagers
Speaker 8: could buy them because they're not buying THHC. They're turning
Speaker 8: it into THHC when they after they buy it.
Speaker 1: And so really right now in Western Hills, for example,
Speaker 1: one of somebody, I've seen this in many of these
Speaker 1: vape shops, et cetera. It's called Delta eight or Delta nine,
Speaker 1: and that it has a high THC content and that's
Speaker 1: legal under current law. Does your new bill make that illegal?
Speaker 8: Eighty six makes it. It moves it into the dispensary
Speaker 8: where it should have been. So my bill basically identifies
Speaker 8: what's intoxicating and moves that into the dispensaries. We kind
Speaker 8: of cut a loophole for THC beverages that can be
Speaker 8: sold only to twenty one years old. Any somebody that
Speaker 8: has a CND liquor license.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you move that out of the convenience stores.
Speaker 4: That is correct.
Speaker 1: Now, lastly, you're in Tip City. You're up to Hochi Mintrail.
Speaker 1: You're up there, about sixty miles north of Cincinnati. I
Speaker 1: should tell you that it's a Cincinnatian in the summertime
Speaker 1: or in the spring when the weather's nice, which is seldom.
Speaker 1: It's nice right now, but you can walk around Washington
Speaker 1: Park and more or less the fringes of downtown Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: and there's large numbers of people openly smoking marijuana right now,
Speaker 1: which is illegal. You can't do that. Oh, Cincinnati's got
Speaker 1: a statue to Ohio and the police don't enforce it
Speaker 1: because the mayor f t have pierreval and the police
Speaker 1: chief Fiji tells the cops not to enforce it. I
Speaker 1: would anticipate if you change the laws, so to speak.
Speaker 1: And ohay, let's make certain now you can't smoke this
Speaker 1: in public. It's going to keep going on anyway. So
Speaker 1: how do you stop the Maria of Cincinnati in the
Speaker 1: sanctuary city from allowing marijuana to be smoked openly? How
Speaker 1: do you stop it?
Speaker 8: You know, I'm not sure how we do that, but uh,
Speaker 8: you know that people you know, local local controls what
Speaker 8: we have. But I know in Tip City and a
Speaker 8: lot a lot of places in the fifth in district.
Speaker 8: You're not going to be able to do that in
Speaker 8: the park. You know, in my bill it would be
Speaker 8: only in your residence. So I don't I don't want
Speaker 8: to sit next My kids are older, but I don't
Speaker 8: want to sit next to in the park or walking
Speaker 8: down the street smelliness, and that's you know, that's one
Speaker 8: thing that the bill does. And uh, you know, you
Speaker 8: can do whatever you want in your private home, but
Speaker 8: it shouldn't affect other people.
Speaker 1: And it lowers the plant grown in your home from
Speaker 1: a twelve which is almost industrial strength, nobody can use
Speaker 1: all the products from a twelve marijuana plants. It takes
Speaker 1: about three to five months to grow one, and of
Speaker 1: course they give it away to their friends and family
Speaker 1: are selling it. So now you're cutting that in half.
Speaker 1: And whether public intoxication public use is allowed. It's like
Speaker 1: openly drinking beer that supposedly is illegal, But if you
Speaker 1: enforce that law in the city of Cincinnati, in the
Speaker 1: Clifton area, you wouldn't have any police available on the beat.
Speaker 1: And when you go to Clifton or go to a
Speaker 1: UC football game before after the game, marijuana is everywhere.
Speaker 1: But as you say that's up to each community to
Speaker 1: enforce it. They't enforce it. Does your bill making a
Speaker 1: misdemeanor or like a payout citation to smoke publicly.
Speaker 8: Just to pay out citation? And I don't think you
Speaker 8: know the people you're not going to get cuffed and
Speaker 8: take into jail. I think the first time most officers
Speaker 8: would walk and just say, hey man, you can't do
Speaker 8: that around here. Put it out. But maybe the second
Speaker 8: or third time, you know, they'll drop one hundred dollars
Speaker 8: fine to you. You know that brings me back. The
Speaker 8: other thing this bill does is it expunges all low
Speaker 8: level marijuana convictions that people have had in the state
Speaker 8: of Ohio. All you have to do is it's a
Speaker 8: simple process, and I think in the budget process we're
Speaker 8: going to put a few million dollars to help people
Speaker 8: do that, because you know people, you know, people can't
Speaker 8: get public housing, they can't get jobs because they've had
Speaker 8: this low level and it's now legal. So we're going
Speaker 8: to try to make it make it a little bit
Speaker 8: better for people that that we're convicted of this in
Speaker 8: the past.
Speaker 1: Get out your crystal ball, Senator Huffman, you have Huffman
Speaker 1: in the Senate. You have Huffman in the House. You
Speaker 1: two guys control everything. You can override a governor's veto
Speaker 1: if you want. If Governor Mike DeWine insist on a
Speaker 1: twenty percent tax ont on marijuana recreational twenty percent, which
Speaker 1: is a one hundred percent increase, do you have enough
Speaker 1: votes to override the governor's veto?
Speaker 4: I believe we do.
Speaker 8: I think that we're going to continue with our the
Speaker 8: hemp bill. I believe sometime later this spring that the
Speaker 8: House will probably take up the two bills and their
Speaker 8: own bill and mix it all around, and how it
Speaker 8: will come probably one bills with both hampen marijuana that
Speaker 8: will concur with and I think Mike Dwaine will realize
Speaker 8: that the whole is better than nothing.
Speaker 1: Well, because you know, you know, pigs get hogs get slaughtered,
Speaker 1: pigs get fed. And I know the marijuana forces are
Speaker 1: saying that if this thing passes and we put hundreds
Speaker 1: of millions of dollars back in the pockets of drug dealers,
Speaker 1: because right now there's four to six thousand Ohio WANs
Speaker 1: working in marijuana one way or another. A whole bunch
Speaker 1: of people are working the shops are open, the growing
Speaker 1: is taking place, the processing is occurring. Maybe tweak it
Speaker 1: here and there, but to kill the golden goose is wrong,
Speaker 1: and I know it would it would cost millions of dollars,
Speaker 1: but they got too much invested in this thing to
Speaker 1: walk away, and they're going to put it on the
Speaker 1: ballat's constitutional amendment. Then it passes, then you maybe get
Speaker 1: no taxes, and they're right, and you don't want that.
Speaker 1: And I wish the governor would would understand that although
Speaker 1: gambling might be evil and smoking pot might be wrong,
Speaker 1: but he doesn't like in tox hitting liquors anyway, so
Speaker 1: so be it. But at some point the people have
Speaker 1: decided to do this thing, and hopefully you lawmakers, the
Speaker 1: power brokers in Columbus, will he the will of the
Speaker 1: American people. I like the idea you keep it at
Speaker 1: ten percent. I guess fifteen percent that's the outer limit.
Speaker 1: And you're telling me that your cousin there and the
Speaker 1: Speaker of the House, Matt Hoffman, is kind of on
Speaker 1: board with keeping it either ten or fifteen percent and
Speaker 1: not twenty.
Speaker 8: I believe that's so with my conversations, but he's got
Speaker 8: ninety nine members there in the House that he needs
Speaker 8: to deal with. And I agree with everything you said.
Speaker 8: We got to be reasonable.
Speaker 4: You didn't. You didn't want the balance to pass, and
Speaker 4: neither did I. But we have it.
Speaker 8: We have to deal with it, and that's that's what
Speaker 8: we're trying to do with. You know, Center built twenty
Speaker 8: six to be reasonable about things. But you know, the
Speaker 8: industry doesn't talk about all the all the other good
Speaker 8: things that decrease regulation, that that that's going to help
Speaker 8: them produce marijuana at a at a cheaper, cheaper and
Speaker 8: easier with less regulations.
Speaker 1: I don't like it, but it is what it is.
Speaker 1: And a lot of you know, you know, Senator, a
Speaker 1: lot of times in life, you and I can't control.
Speaker 1: We're not the grand potentates. And uh, when when the
Speaker 1: when the people have spoken? Every now and then maybe
Speaker 1: politicians should listen. But Senator, once again, Steve Huffman of
Speaker 1: Tip City, thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: We'll see what and this thing will be concluded before
Speaker 1: before July first, Craig, that's the new budget.
Speaker 8: Well, this is independent of the budget. Probably the decision
Speaker 8: on the money will be made in the budget, but
Speaker 8: certainly that is the goal is before the summer break
Speaker 8: on July first.
Speaker 1: All right, Senator, thank you very much, and good luck
Speaker 1: to you. Thank you. All right, let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: I was Senator Steve Huffman of Tip City, very reasonable guy,
Speaker 1: made a lot of sense. And I don't smoke ever,
Speaker 1: will don't like to drink. Don't drink a glass of
Speaker 1: wine every now and then if I'm forced to. But
Speaker 1: that's it. And we have a governor who's well intended,
Speaker 1: a good man, Mike. The wine's almost eighty years old,
Speaker 1: and doesn't like gambling, don't like smoking, pot done like THC,
Speaker 1: doesn't like drinking. You don't like any of the so
Speaker 1: called sins. But nonetheless, many Americans, ohioan's a different viewpoint.
Speaker 1: The best part for me is out in the year
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, we're gonna take one billion dollars out
Speaker 1: of the pockets of drug dealers and put it into
Speaker 1: the state system where it is taxed and regulated. Doesn't
Speaker 1: that make sense? Well, let's continue. Bill Cunningham, the Great
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Speaker 5: Now he'll get the manny motive stick manicure that bat.
Speaker 8: You know a lot of people don't know what that is,
Speaker 8: but it's basically a s I show up my age
Speaker 8: there of sticky stuff that's wrapped in like tape, and
Speaker 8: you peel the tape off off and you rub it
Speaker 8: on your bat around the handle.
Speaker 5: And makes it nice and sticky.
Speaker 4: Pictures are allowed to touch it.
Speaker 1: Allegedly, HiT's outside.
Speaker 5: Pictures want the real sticky stuff. Yeah, they're going to
Speaker 5: go to the little more clear as well.
Speaker 4: We'll just leave it at that.
Speaker 1: Hello, quiet, I'm skulls. I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 6: Rock.
Speaker 1: Free agency begins about hour and twenty minutes. So the
Speaker 1: Bengal was prepared for free agency.
Speaker 9: It better be or else. The price is gonna just
Speaker 9: keep going up. They want to win negotiations. Right over
Speaker 9: the weekend, Miles Garrett became the highest non quarterback, and
Speaker 9: I believe then he had the Combines say we're gonna
Speaker 9: make Jamar Chase the highest paid non quarterback.
Speaker 5: Well, now the price just went up.
Speaker 1: Could have been thirty five mil. Now it's going to
Speaker 1: be north of forty. Hendrickson is going to be I
Speaker 1: don't know what he.
Speaker 5: Heard somebody talk.
Speaker 9: I think it was a Charlie Goldsmith was saying like
Speaker 9: had the Bengals, and again that this would have been
Speaker 9: way before his deal was up. They could have had
Speaker 9: Jamar Chase at twenty five a year, Oh sure, and
Speaker 9: now it's gonna be a north of forty yep.
Speaker 1: Higgins at the rock bottom twenty two? Why and Hendrickson.
Speaker 5: Why the weight?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 9: Why do they think that Jamar Chase? You know what,
Speaker 9: I'll I'll find I'll just take thirty six. They want
Speaker 9: to win, It's never gonna happen. By winning, they're losing.
Speaker 1: Someone needs to tell them that by winning, you're losing.
Speaker 1: Could have had all I saw this list of players
Speaker 1: they could have had, should have had? Donald goes to
Speaker 1: the Seahawks segment No, it says one hundred and five,
Speaker 1: but who knows, but Donald the quarterback for the Vikings
Speaker 1: now is not Seattle yep, and all the Bengal was
Speaker 1: gonna win.
Speaker 9: The negotiations as interesting as dk Metcalf just went to
Speaker 9: the Steelers for one hundred and fifty million with who
Speaker 9: knows who's going to play quarterback? And now Sam Donald
Speaker 9: is a pretty good quarterback, is going to Seattle?
Speaker 1: Figure that one out? And then Josh Allen blows them.
Speaker 5: All the way you know his contract three hundred millions.
Speaker 9: He makes like one hundred dollars a minute during the course.
Speaker 5: Of his contract.
Speaker 1: What you like? That's what I make?
Speaker 9: So as much as as we've been on this show,
Speaker 9: he's made like two hundred and fifty three hundred bucks.
Speaker 1: How do you explain that? Did the Bengals now understand
Speaker 1: they're in a new era? No, you don't win negotiations
Speaker 1: by waiting. You lose negotiations by waiting. Do you understand that?
Speaker 1: Justin fields to the jests, justin fields.
Speaker 5: To the ets, jest jets jets.
Speaker 1: What about that one? I don't understand.
Speaker 9: There's, like Roger, there's like at least three items of
Speaker 9: business if you if you include Trey Hendrickson of what
Speaker 9: they need to get done? Get can we get one
Speaker 9: of them done? Don't you does any person? Don't you
Speaker 9: like you got a bunch of things hanging over your head?
Speaker 5: Don't you like? Okay, it feels good to get just
Speaker 5: get one of them out of the way.
Speaker 1: According to this, why wait waiting.
Speaker 5: Makes the price?
Speaker 1: Goro SICKI and bayj Hill they got him done.
Speaker 5: I understand that, and that those are good signings.
Speaker 9: I get that, and that those are good and they
Speaker 9: should be celebrated, but some of the big items of business.
Speaker 5: Run your friends and hit him off your plate.
Speaker 1: A year ago they had a dispute on guaranteed money
Speaker 1: with Jamar at thirty five mil. They had a dispute
Speaker 1: about it. What is guaranteed, what isn't guaranteed?
Speaker 9: And they wait, now it's going to be they're going
Speaker 9: to give up five to ten million a year. They
Speaker 9: had Tea could have got for twenty two million a
Speaker 9: year ago and now they're waiting. They tag him it's
Speaker 9: twenty six million plus. He's got a long term deal coming.
Speaker 1: Then Trey Hendrickson last year, before last year, if they
Speaker 1: went to him and said, look, you've been here one year,
Speaker 1: you're gonna have a good year. How about a three
Speaker 1: year extension for eighty five million dollars twenty two to twenty.
Speaker 5: Four million, Yeah, twenty two a year, he.
Speaker 9: Would have said, let's let's go. Jesse Ban from sixteen
Speaker 9: to twenty two a year gone gone.
Speaker 1: The Bengals want to win to go.
Speaker 9: Do you think the Bengals have a chance to Trey Henderson.
Speaker 9: He went out in the market and him so far
Speaker 9: he's not signed anywhere right.
Speaker 1: Say what is your reaction to that? They say, he's
Speaker 1: talking to the commanders.
Speaker 9: I mean Joe the chiefs let Joe Tuney go test
Speaker 9: to Mark and he got signed like that, and you
Speaker 9: get signed like that, So maybe maybe that's maybe we
Speaker 9: get to.
Speaker 1: Keep his getting old. He raised money for Deer Park though.
Speaker 1: That's a big, good man, a feather in his hand,
Speaker 1: good player. But I don't know. And Miles Garrett was
Speaker 1: a pain in the ass until he was paid.
Speaker 9: Now you wanted to go somewhere he could win, Well,
Speaker 9: wait a minute, wait a minute, hold it for big.
Speaker 9: I love it here, I love Cleveland, I love never
Speaker 9: wanting to be anywhere else in my entire life.
Speaker 1: Well, the Bengals win negotiations. They want to win badly,
Speaker 1: and then they lose, lose and lose, and you're going
Speaker 1: to keep losing. And number nine is not going to
Speaker 1: be happening. Now, what about the old What happens? What
Speaker 1: happens that goes? Remember number nine from something?
Speaker 9: No matter what, people are going to side with Joe Burrow,
Speaker 9: no matter what the public is, all that's right or wrong,
Speaker 9: they're going to side with him and not with Tobin
Speaker 9: in the front office.
Speaker 5: And then sign some play help.
Speaker 1: Ninety years old and he's playing by nineteen fifty rules
Speaker 1: that don't apply anymore. Does Katie understand this? Does she
Speaker 1: need help? If you get what are you going to
Speaker 1: go down there?
Speaker 9: If you bring if you draft and bring in game
Speaker 9: changing type players, and you recognize that you gotta sign
Speaker 9: them early and pay him because the Rush are going
Speaker 9: to pay him two years later at cost.
Speaker 1: It's the cap going up or down. It's the cap
Speaker 1: going to go and next year it might be two ninety.
Speaker 1: I don't see it going down like like eggs. Maybe
Speaker 1: Mike Brown should trade in as Chevy Lumina, maybe get
Speaker 1: a Traverse or something. It's a little updated, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, Just a little updated, because the Bengal
Speaker 1: faithful are not happy right now. Joe Burrow is doing
Speaker 1: these news conferences saying he's expecting certain things. Remember the
Speaker 1: old number nine from the Southern Calm. Remember that one.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, Remember we're looking, say.
Speaker 1: Gentlemen, the stood Reporters approach service, every local tame Star
Speaker 1: heating and air conditioning dealers thamestar quality you could feel
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Speaker 1: at nine three seven, four four four forty four oh one.
Speaker 1: We all call him Carson Burrow. We're about an hour
Speaker 1: and forty about fifteen minutes, Willie until the NFL free
Speaker 1: agency gets underway with Ted McKay officially.
Speaker 4: It's nuts.
Speaker 1: It's nuts time to start four o'clock. How come these
Speaker 1: things are happening ahead of time? Segment that's the National
Speaker 1: Football League.
Speaker 9: We'hereving Mike Petraglia by the way at Petralia, excuse me,
Speaker 9: Petralia at thirty five to preview.
Speaker 1: He's gonna defensive tackle BJ Hills resigning with the Bengals.
Speaker 1: Three year, thirty three million. That's good, sixteen million guaranteed.
Speaker 6: Orse.
Speaker 1: They signed Mike Gasicki over the weekend. Cody Ford is
Speaker 1: staying on the offensive line. They like him. Say, they're
Speaker 1: kind of in the house band. You need some stars,
Speaker 1: then you need the house band. Right now, they're the
Speaker 1: house band. We need the stars. We need T, we
Speaker 1: need J. We need J.
Speaker 9: A few game stars, and a lot of guys that
Speaker 9: are solid and get your job done, show up every day.
Speaker 1: We also need like segment, he's in the house band.
Speaker 1: Pro Bowl quarterback Sam Darnold is off to Seattle. Justin
Speaker 1: Fields is going to go to the New York Jets.
Speaker 1: Seg I love you, but you're not a serious person.
Speaker 1: Miles Garrett staying in Cleveland forty million a year? How
Speaker 1: much Seattle, I'm lady metcalf the Steelert's sake.
Speaker 5: I hate it here. We don't win five year function?
Speaker 1: How much don't like it? I love Browns are the best.
Speaker 1: Josh Allen three hundred and three thirty million dollar contract extension,
Speaker 1: six year deal, two hundred and fifty MILLI guarantee does
Speaker 1: Carson Burrough say.
Speaker 9: Every time one of these big quarterback contracts are signed.
Speaker 9: I tell this story. I remember where I was. It
Speaker 9: was off season going in to my second year. I
Speaker 9: was with the Titans and Peyton Manning signed a ten year,
Speaker 9: one hundred million dollar contract. I remember being in the
Speaker 9: locker room and the TV's on. Everyone's like, you got
Speaker 9: you either paying people one hundred million dollars ten years
Speaker 9: now it's six years, three hundred.
Speaker 1: It's tip money, tip money is all it is. Red's update,
Speaker 1: Willie Reds are getting ready to take on those padres
Speaker 1: today the action three thirty five with the Arnold Carriers
Speaker 1: inside pitch. We need the Sports thirteen six rock. How
Speaker 1: bad do we need the Reds right now?
Speaker 6: Oh? We gott?
Speaker 1: What about Bearcat?
Speaker 5: Bearcats are doing better? Right A?
Speaker 1: Please continue? No p Ryanagip Ryan leaves the Chiefs, goes
Speaker 1: to the Buccaneers three years twenty two mil. He should
Speaker 1: be a Bengal, right he was here was he was
Speaker 1: a Bengal. Reds have reassigned a minor league camp today.
Speaker 1: Tyler Callahan, Reese Hines, Noel v Marte and Connor Phillips.
Speaker 1: Uh the let's see Cam Colliers out four to six weeks,
Speaker 1: had a great year at Dayton. What about the first
Speaker 1: no is out with a left thumb ligament. He's gonna
Speaker 1: have surgery. Are injured in a game earlier this week?
Speaker 1: Howe he hurts your left thumb? How do you do that?
Speaker 1: He was trying to make a tag and got got
Speaker 1: a car chew like you had second base, But he
Speaker 1: didn't throw the ball into the delta state guy's face.
Speaker 1: Shut up about that. Chew it off and keep playing.
Speaker 1: Tape it up. Rub some dirt on it. Hal Pennington
Speaker 1: would say, rub some dirt on it, okay, Coach, okay, Willie, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'll rub some dirt on my nose. It looks like
Speaker 1: I've been punched. It's looking better, looking better, pretty good. Yeah, loockly.
Speaker 1: He looked like he went about ten minutes with Mike
Speaker 1: Tyson the other day. It looks pretty good, he mouthed
Speaker 1: off the penny and boom he scooped me up. Watch
Speaker 1: out for that left hook, doctor Brent, Doctor Kirkland got
Speaker 1: it done in Mason. By the way, I go it.
Speaker 1: I've been there one other time. I've been a year.
Speaker 1: I go out there. I'm looking for the transmitter, looking
Speaker 1: for the tower, he says. I'm right across the street
Speaker 1: from the wreck of your car. I'm driving looking for
Speaker 1: the tower. The tower is still there, by the way.
Speaker 1: Have you seen it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've seen it.
Speaker 1: I crossed the doctor Kirkland and I said, I feel
Speaker 1: good coming right here at the tower. And now look
Speaker 1: what you did on my nose. I look, I look
Speaker 1: like George Clooney and his prime.
Speaker 5: Now is that where the bunker is?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 1: Right around there, I can't say, but I mean that's
Speaker 1: where you're That's where you're gonna be in the war.
Speaker 1: If the thing get if we all get wiped out right,
Speaker 1: the designated host thing go Sarah Elisee wants to come
Speaker 1: with me.
Speaker 5: So Rachel's been replaced.
Speaker 1: Luck to you can't say good luck to you and
Speaker 1: say what can we anticipate by for about by this weekend,
Speaker 1: will t Jay and Trey be in the town.
Speaker 9: I would like to see Jamar chase. You just get
Speaker 9: a job.
Speaker 5: Get one out of business off your plate. Just just
Speaker 5: do it, one of them. It's not gonna.
Speaker 9: Change by waiting a day or a week or a month.
Speaker 9: It's not gonna cost you more. So just just do it.
Speaker 9: Bite the bullet. It's gonna be very painful for you,
Speaker 9: but you just do it. Went a little good.
Speaker 1: Grace Higgins ain't not going anywhere, so I mean, no,
Speaker 1: you can.
Speaker 9: You can get on the franchise tagging and there he
Speaker 9: get the chase and get get it done and let's.
Speaker 5: Cashape in camp.
Speaker 1: Oh what do you doing?
Speaker 5: What if they surprising trading who had.
Speaker 1: Have been a year Trey Hendrickson or Miles Garrett who
Speaker 1: had a better year. Now I'm told that wise Trey
Speaker 1: didn't have a lot of tackles though, right he's like
Speaker 1: thirty eight tackles. But Miles had a bunch, and he
Speaker 1: also had fewer sacks, but Tray had more. But you
Speaker 1: know he's at a late player right in the NFL.
Speaker 9: How Garrett is a game wrecker. I think Trey Hendrickon
Speaker 9: is a very very good, good player. He's not a
Speaker 9: sign him for twenty five milk? Can we agree on that?
Speaker 9: Twenty five right now? He's not getting the thirty four
Speaker 9: that he wants. So could you get him at twenty
Speaker 9: fivest I get him, let's go.
Speaker 1: And how about t What do you sign him at?
Speaker 1: I don't know, twenty five I guess, or maybe thirty.
Speaker 1: He's the hardest one because he didn't play a lot. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's her thing.
Speaker 9: You can't say, Well, he get hurt, we'll get we'll
Speaker 9: pay this money and then we'll get him for you know,
Speaker 9: ten games, maybe twelve games a job, play good, jaw
Speaker 9: plays right.
Speaker 5: And Namah like plays.
Speaker 1: He plays. He's a stud plays manly man a Harry
Speaker 1: as Man.
Speaker 5: I like that.
Speaker 1: Are they gonna mess this up? Yes? I'm telling you, yes,
Speaker 1: should have done this two or three years ago.
Speaker 5: They land based in Joe Burrow and everybody.
Speaker 9: If they all signs of marchase, if put this way,
Speaker 9: if this is like a thing going into camp like
Speaker 9: it was last year. It'll be it'll be so terrible
Speaker 9: because it'll be the only thing everyone's talking about, not
Speaker 9: the fact that the Bengals are got a good roster
Speaker 9: right in the mill everything.
Speaker 1: Nine in eight. Who don't Bob Trump? He said in
Speaker 1: his prime that Mike Brown's super Bowl our salary negotiations.
Speaker 1: He must win the negotiations. That's his super Bowl winning.
Speaker 1: You lose, you lose now, maybe you won twenty years ago.
Speaker 5: Right now you lose.
Speaker 9: It's a different and how much the Bengals different landscape?
Speaker 1: Six billion dollars that's like money even to you, and
Speaker 1: six billion is pretty good, but you want to win?
Speaker 1: Would you and Rock top dollar? How much is that today?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: More than you made. I'll say more than I made, probably, yes,
Speaker 1: probably Peyton manning money. Would you have the mineral contracts
Speaker 1: or you stayed with the Colts or gone elsewhere?
Speaker 9: Well, I mean I I had two teams after the
Speaker 9: Colt so he would.
Speaker 1: I would have loved to say, with the Chiefs.
Speaker 9: But they cleaned house, fired the general manager just before
Speaker 9: fired the coach.
Speaker 1: Year that could have been somebody, If he could have
Speaker 1: been somebody, that's.
Speaker 5: One of the things you look back and go, got
Speaker 5: that gone a little differently?
Speaker 1: But it's because of all the words a tongue or pen.
Speaker 1: The worst of these are might have been what's on
Speaker 1: the big show today?
Speaker 6: Rock?
Speaker 1: If anything?
Speaker 9: We have a jim blythe right out of the gate
Speaker 9: and talk about I don't know you military recruitment.
Speaker 5: It's up, but but then it's up. But but I
Speaker 5: guess the the amount of time served is down. So
Speaker 5: we're gonna get in that with him. Mike Petrovia three
Speaker 5: thirty five.
Speaker 9: Uh, we got a travel expert for all you spring
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Speaker 1: We'll talk about a four with Sarah Alease in it
Speaker 1: and gooda got your shirt off with Sarah Elease? No,
Speaker 1: is that the truth?
Speaker 5: Staying?
Speaker 1: I stay right here on an oil rubbed that I
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Speaker 9: Her lathered all over head to toe, Yes, segment, shoulder
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Speaker 1: Guys are out of your mind, nose in navel. Here
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Speaker 6: There.
Speaker 1: I guess it hurt, but you didn't say nothing, but
Speaker 1: you're getting ready to Now what else on the big Show?
Speaker 1: I don't know, defend the license?
Speaker 9: Just rot off like five things we have on the
Speaker 9: show we have TOAs too.
Speaker 1: I like blood Moon coming out the blood Moon soon,
Speaker 1: isn't it?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Blood? I like Dean Rigas. Don't we have some kind
Speaker 1: of comment coming at us too? In like four years?
Speaker 1: That's okay, Now it's under two percent chance. It's twenty
Speaker 1: thirty two. Get ready to bend over and kiss you're
Speaker 1: ask goodbye?
Speaker 5: Only thirty two. That's the year the little the Biggest
Speaker 5: Rock graduates high school.
Speaker 1: You might rain, you might not be able to ring.
Speaker 1: Here go you go, nil money. Talk to Jim Stall,
Speaker 1: Little Rock and Little Ni l What do you think?
Speaker 5: I can't say.
Speaker 1: It's get me out of the suits. Report. The Bengals
Speaker 1: have an opportunity.
Speaker 5: Are they gonna win or are they gonna win?
Speaker 1: I think you're gonna lose and they're gonna lose. Of course.
Speaker 1: I have a history.
Speaker 9: Remember they're gonna win the negotiations, yes, and then the
Speaker 9: war yes.
Speaker 1: Remember Carson Burrough remember that name. I don't think they're
Speaker 1: gonna lose. They can't sign it or lost him. There
Speaker 1: goes Alicia Reese right out the window. Willy you utter
Speaker 1: of the fun beginning in one hour in the National
Speaker 1: Football League, Mike Brown will win free agency begins. What's
Speaker 1: gonna happen? All hell? Will we leave you with the
Speaker 1: immortal words of the Stooge Report, Here we go. What
Speaker 1: would Anthony Minos making today? Oh, you make all the money,
Speaker 1: all money left and laugh and would have all the
Speaker 1: money too. What would boom Our assize and Chrisman for anything?
Speaker 5: Unions that look at that and go days born, thirty
Speaker 5: years to a year.
Speaker 1: That's like money. When you selling furniture, are furniture that
Speaker 1: I guarantee? Thank you, rock you, thank you, thank you.
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