Speaker 1: My billy coming in the Great America.
Speaker 2: Welcome This Tuesday afternoon in the Tri State Reds Baseball
Speaker 2: kicks off about five forty. Keep hope alive. You gotta
Speaker 2: have faith with the Reds. All you have is hope,
Speaker 2: and I keep hope alive. They won four in a
Speaker 2: row soon five, six, and seven, marching for glory. Every
Speaker 2: team in front of them yesterday lost. So is there
Speaker 2: a Pennant race underway?
Speaker 1: Is that real?
Speaker 2: We'll find out later today and tomorrow Business Special. Plus
Speaker 2: later on we have a scheduled Senator John Houston of
Speaker 2: the Great State of Ohio to talk about the riots
Speaker 2: in la and so much more. Plus later on we've
Speaker 2: scheduled Richard K. Jones, the sheriff who has three to
Speaker 2: five hundred protesters out in front of the Butler County
Speaker 2: Jail quite unhappy.
Speaker 1: But until then.
Speaker 2: In one of the stories that has just dominated the
Speaker 2: Tri State, a deep sadness, as Patrick Herringer was butchered
Speaker 2: in his own home. I'll say his name one time.
Speaker 2: Mordecai Black, who should not have been out and his
Speaker 2: wife Sarah posted online at just a heart rendering recitation
Speaker 2: of the failures of the city to provide law and
Speaker 2: order and one of the great state reps in northern Kentucky.
Speaker 2: I think it's the half of Campbell County is Representative
Speaker 2: Mike Kleins, and he contacted us to talk about his
Speaker 2: friend Patrick, who was butchered in his own home by
Speaker 2: someone who should not have been out whatsoever? Joining us
Speaker 2: now is that same state representative Mike Cleins And Mike welcome,
Speaker 2: I think for the first time to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: And can you tell the American people your relationship with
Speaker 2: Patrick and indirectly Sarah his lovely wife or shall I
Speaker 2: say the widow?
Speaker 1: What was your relationship with Patrick?
Speaker 3: All Right, I thank you, mister Cunningham. I'm a certainly
Speaker 3: a long time listener and as you said, the first
Speaker 3: time on the show, and maybe I could come back
Speaker 3: sometime with a much lighter topic. So Patrick's my second cousin.
Speaker 3: We spent over ten year Christmas Eves together. He was
Speaker 3: like a little brother where he would hope for things
Speaker 3: that I've received in the past. We grew up on
Speaker 3: the same road his mom and dad's wedding and his
Speaker 3: dad was in my mom AND's dad's wedding, So I
Speaker 3: really enjoyed watching Patrick grow older and watched him and
Speaker 3: developed into the man he became, and the beautiful relationship
Speaker 3: he had with his wife's.
Speaker 2: There as far as his history, he's the kind of
Speaker 2: guy I like to have known during the living years
Speaker 2: army volunteerism Iraq, Afghanistan. Tough guy but with a big heart,
Speaker 2: met his wife. I think in Colorado came back, was
Speaker 2: like an urban pioneer. Wanted to go in and around
Speaker 2: Findlay Market, which as you know, is a great facility
Speaker 2: most of the time, except in the evening hours might
Speaker 2: get a little bit rough.
Speaker 1: But can you.
Speaker 2: Give us more of the social history of Patrick as
Speaker 2: far as his contributions to the nation and what kind
Speaker 2: of person he was.
Speaker 3: Well, I appreciate you allowing me to do that because
Speaker 3: I think before we get into the politics, you know,
Speaker 3: I would certainly like to talk about Patrick the person,
Speaker 3: because I think in some ways he's been dehumanized in
Speaker 3: the fact that no one was really talking about about
Speaker 3: him more so than just what happened. So he certainly
Speaker 3: was compassionate about his fellow man and helping others. He
Speaker 3: you know, obviously by his accomplishment, he was a great leader,
Speaker 3: but also a great listener. He certainly loved his wife Sarah,
Speaker 3: and they completed each other. You know, he was he
Speaker 3: was a beacon for others, Willie. He would tell you
Speaker 3: what you needed to hear, maybe not wanted to hear,
Speaker 3: but it was honest and came from a place concerned
Speaker 3: and love.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: At the gym he had over a three hundred clients,
Speaker 3: so he obviously made people feel safe inside of themselves
Speaker 3: and inside of the gym, and just to be a
Speaker 3: better version of themselves, you know, Sis said. You know,
Speaker 3: he survived towards in Iraq and Afghanistan, and even though
Speaker 3: some of his buddies didn't, but he couldn't survive Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: You know, he was the best of humanity and he
Speaker 3: met the worst of humanity.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: And the more we find out about this, this bloodthirsty murderer,
Speaker 2: the more angry one becomes about how the system failed.
Speaker 2: I think today Brian comes pointed out earlier, there's some
Speaker 2: sort of public safety a meeting in the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: but this is not on the docket. They're going to
Speaker 2: talk about soccer. They're going to talk about the maybe
Speaker 2: the World Cup. They're going to talk about certain other issues,
Speaker 2: but public safety will not talk about what happened to
Speaker 2: Patrick and as as a Cincinnati And although I have
Speaker 2: not lived in the city of Cincinnati, almost my entire
Speaker 2: life has been in and around it, whether it's Covington
Speaker 2: or Erlang or Ellesmere and deer Park and Kenwood, I
Speaker 2: haven't But this is there a reason. Do you think
Speaker 2: this has struck the heart of individuals who say, this
Speaker 2: is the moment in which we can't continue to have
Speaker 2: a city that is so unsafe? Is that that critical
Speaker 2: moment do you think?
Speaker 3: You know it is, Willie, and you know the city
Speaker 3: leaders should be outraged. You know they should be coming
Speaker 3: out with a warning to criminals, Hey, we're not going
Speaker 3: to take this in our city. You know the city
Speaker 3: leaders are quiet now, which they are, then I would
Speaker 3: let that be a warning to the residents and business
Speaker 3: since now that you're not safe on the streets of Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: You know, people want to talk about everything that's changing,
Speaker 3: everything is changing, Well, no one really wants to talk
Speaker 3: about what's not changing. And if you're a politician, you
Speaker 3: could run and one of the things that's not changing
Speaker 3: is safety needs. You could have run on a two
Speaker 3: hundred years ago or you can run on a two
Speaker 3: hundred years from now. So you have this meeting and
Speaker 3: they want to talk about everything that's changing, Well how
Speaker 3: about we talk about things that aren't changing. And if
Speaker 3: you look at me as those hierarchy of needs, I
Speaker 3: think safety needs is probably number two on the pyramid.
Speaker 4: Charge.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yet it can't make that. It can't make the
Speaker 3: dock at tonight when you know an American hero has
Speaker 3: been butchered on the second floor of his own home.
Speaker 1: You know what you said.
Speaker 2: He survived to Rock, but it couldn't survive OTR, couldn't
Speaker 2: survive Cincinnati. I had on I think the other day
Speaker 2: that Scott Sloan had on Ken Kober, the head of
Speaker 2: the FOP. And we've done this topic for years, if
Speaker 2: not decades, and any particular point, there might be one
Speaker 2: Cincinnati police officer between the Ohio River and the UC campus,
Speaker 2: between the north end of OTR and all the way
Speaker 2: through downtown Cincinnati, there's one cop online who's actually policing,
Speaker 2: and the rest of it is left on guarded. In fact,
Speaker 2: when I had on Dan Hills, the sergeant who was
Speaker 2: head of the FLP for years, he said there were
Speaker 2: parts of District four and five that had no police officers,
Speaker 2: they had none available, and the city's down about one
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty cops. How is it possible that Mordecai
Speaker 2: Black can walk around OTR I would assume parts of
Speaker 2: downtown Cincinnati also with a butcher knife in his hands,
Speaker 2: and no one asked him, what in the hell are
Speaker 2: you doing. If they'd done that, they would have known.
Speaker 2: This is the guy that has warns out for his arrest.
Speaker 2: He was released in January having served about nine and
Speaker 2: a half years. In February, within a few weeks of
Speaker 2: getting out of prison Ross Correctional Institution, he cuts off
Speaker 2: the ankle bracelet and at that point the the message
Speaker 2: goes out that this guy is a fleeing felon. We
Speaker 2: got to find him. Between February and June, there was
Speaker 2: no effort, zero efforts to find Mordecai Black, who was
Speaker 2: a vicious murderer. He was a rapist, he was a burglar,
Speaker 2: he was a drug dealer. He kicked the crap out
Speaker 2: of people on Fountain Square, and that finally got him
Speaker 2: ten years in jail. The rest of the time, he
Speaker 2: was a career criminal who, by the way, committed a
Speaker 2: burglary sometime in May, for which that they believe he
Speaker 2: was the one that did it, but didn't look for him.
Speaker 2: What as I say about law enforcement when convicted criminals
Speaker 2: and murderers walk the streets with a butcher knife in
Speaker 2: their hands and no cops are available, no cop hasn't
Speaker 2: on the radar. And when I talked cops on the
Speaker 2: front line state representative of my clients, they tell me
Speaker 2: they're not incentivized to go chasing people. They don't want
Speaker 2: to have a situation they have to confront someone. We
Speaker 2: have speed bumps in Cincinnati instead of traffic control. And
Speaker 2: your comment, you're in politics now. You spent most of
Speaker 2: your life in the public edge and private education as
Speaker 2: a Catholic. But this should be okay, f Ted Pirival
Speaker 2: and the chief of police should hold held a news
Speaker 2: conference a few days ago and said this is what happened,
Speaker 2: and this is what's going to change. But guess what,
Speaker 2: nothing's going to change unless it is forced to be changed,
Speaker 2: and I doubt that's going to happen. What you're feeling
Speaker 2: as a Northern Kentuckian about walking around the streets of
Speaker 2: downtown Cincinnati or OTR.
Speaker 3: After this, well a couple of things, Willy. First of all,
Speaker 3: I think we all know that you put your money
Speaker 3: into what's important to you. In the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 3: if they're not putting their money into the safety needs
Speaker 3: of its residents, then it's not important to the leaders
Speaker 3: of Cincinnati. You know, if it takes a state representative
Speaker 3: from Kentucky to advocate for Patrick and the elect officials
Speaker 3: are going to put Sarah Herringer up against the system.
Speaker 3: You know, it's like the five stages of grief, Willy.
Speaker 3: And you know the system, once hurt it, just accept
Speaker 3: it and go away. And to your point about visiting
Speaker 3: the city, you know, my wife and my brother and
Speaker 3: my sister in law went to the game on Saturday.
Speaker 3: You know, we got there at three o'clock. We parked
Speaker 3: in downtown, paid twenty five dollars, happy to support the city.
Speaker 3: And you know, my brother gets out of the car.
Speaker 3: We start walking and he says, you know, after what
Speaker 3: happened to Patrick, I don't know if I feel comfortable
Speaker 3: walking to the reside game. So you know, you can
Speaker 3: have all these rankings you want, which I just heard
Speaker 3: about Cincinnati's number one ranking today, But let's get underneath
Speaker 3: the surface and see, you know, how we're going to
Speaker 3: protect our residents and how we're going to protect our
Speaker 3: visitors and a great I ain't know. And Frankfurt, I'm
Speaker 3: down there telling him what a great place in northern
Speaker 3: Kentucky is. You know, we have three major league sports
Speaker 3: teams right across the river. I mean, who has that?
Speaker 3: You know, my my, my friends and Frankfurt are rooting
Speaker 3: for the Tennessee Titans because that's the closest team to them.
Speaker 3: So you know it's great, you know, to be able
Speaker 3: to like the mayor, I guess you know the half style,
Speaker 3: half fashion.
Speaker 4: Be a good public speaker.
Speaker 3: Yes, you know, you know I give him an a
Speaker 3: on that, even as Communications department I give him an A.
Speaker 3: But you know, when it comes to governance and leadership,
Speaker 3: I mean, based upon what I've witnessed as an outsider,
Speaker 3: you know, it's an F and I gave a lot
Speaker 3: of grades as a former English teacher on all different
Speaker 3: types of projects.
Speaker 2: Well, we hit this ought to be that moment, how
Speaker 2: to be the Kyle Plush moment in which Kyle Plush
Speaker 2: died upside down in a parking lot at Seven Hills
Speaker 2: High School Because the nine to one one system was
Speaker 2: completely dysfunctional, and this little boy is dying upside down
Speaker 2: in the back of a car and the police can't
Speaker 2: locate him. The nine to one one system doesn't work nobody.
Speaker 2: And now all of a sudden that changed. And it's
Speaker 2: been almost a week since the Blood Thursday murder of
Speaker 2: Patrick Herringer, and at this point there's complete utter silence,
Speaker 2: And I know the reason. The reason is they want
Speaker 2: to talk about They want to talk about public safety
Speaker 2: when it comes to the World Cup, ancillary games are coming.
Speaker 2: They want to talk about the fact that the crime
Speaker 2: rate is down in some areas.
Speaker 1: I don't believe that either.
Speaker 2: By the way State rep my clients, there's a differential
Speaker 2: between crimes committed and crimes reported. There are so many
Speaker 2: hundreds of crimes committed, no tr and the city of
Speaker 2: Cincinnati downtown that are not reported because the victims say
Speaker 2: it is worthless to report crimes. Did you know that
Speaker 2: every year there's about twenty thousand shots fired in the
Speaker 2: city of Cincinnati every year, and every shot that is
Speaker 2: fired is a felony being committed. Twenty thousand shots fired
Speaker 2: and fortunately only five hundred people are wounded and only
Speaker 2: about seventy to ninety are killed. But there's a sense
Speaker 2: in the city that your car is going to be
Speaker 2: broken into, your home is going to be burglarized, and
Speaker 2: there's derelics begging for money with knives in their hands,
Speaker 2: and nothing is reported about that because there's no effective
Speaker 2: law enforcement, because the cops are told to be passive,
Speaker 2: and when your passive and law enforcement, that sends the
Speaker 2: messages not consequences. Fortunately, in this one case with Mordecai Black,
Speaker 2: he happened to have a good sentencing judge ten years ago.
Speaker 2: Her name is Megan Shanahan, who after committed dozens of
Speaker 2: felonies over most of his life, said enough is enough
Speaker 2: and she put him in prison for ten years, which
Speaker 2: was the maximum she could have given him. Then he
Speaker 2: gets out and when he cut off his ankle bracelet,
Speaker 2: there should have been a full court press to find
Speaker 2: this guy walking around OTR with a butcher knife because
Speaker 2: he's going to kill somebody, and that wasn't the circumstance.
Speaker 2: And so I can only imagine a Newport is Newport
Speaker 2: in your Campbell County district.
Speaker 3: It's not in my district. It's certainly in Campbell.
Speaker 2: County, oh if Campbell County had thousands of shots fired
Speaker 2: every year in Newport and there was people walking around
Speaker 2: that were criminal, mentally ill with a butcher knife, I
Speaker 2: would hope somebody in Newport would say, you know that
Speaker 2: guy right there, let's see who he is, and then
Speaker 2: quickly he would have been a rested and Patrick would
Speaker 2: be alive today. And I can't conceive of this not
Speaker 2: being that moment. And the politicians in Cincinnati all are
Speaker 2: looking forward to move up the ladder. I mean, I
Speaker 2: have to have Purival season itself in the White House.
Speaker 2: And there are many other on City Council who are
Speaker 2: social activists and one to fully fund the iris Rolie
Speaker 2: and the collaborative working with the quote community unquote to
Speaker 2: lower crime. The crimes committed are way up, and even
Speaker 2: in OTR there's six hundred and some crimes committed so
Speaker 2: far this year. Can you imagine in your community, my clients,
Speaker 2: that there was six hundred and fifty four felonies committed
Speaker 2: in your community.
Speaker 1: Would that be like a meltdown?
Speaker 3: Well, you know, fortunately in Kentucky in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 3: we passed House Bill five, which is the Safer Kentucky Act,
Speaker 3: And you know It puts teeth into a lot of
Speaker 3: different areas when it comes to law enforcement and handling
Speaker 3: these criminals. And we had to be too. We had
Speaker 3: to override the governor's b too, just to get that passed.
Speaker 3: You know, people talk about, you know, care, and you know,
Speaker 3: when I was a guidance counselor, I'd had to have
Speaker 3: students and you know, maybe with struggle in class, and
Speaker 3: we would try all these interventions and at the end
Speaker 3: we would just come up with how do you make
Speaker 3: someone care? And I would say that the census since
Speaker 3: the city of Cincinnati, Yeah, you can use the word care.
Speaker 3: We care, We care, But I'm starting to wonder and like,
Speaker 3: how can I make you care? I mean, our family
Speaker 3: is devastated and people are angry, and we need people
Speaker 3: to care. And you know, leadership is about how well
Speaker 3: you handle the hard things, and inevitably that's how you
Speaker 3: earn your reputation. You know, well, these hard things don't
Speaker 3: go away, These these issues, these these crime issues and
Speaker 3: these safeties issues, and Cincinnati aren't going to go away.
Speaker 3: You just need to get better at handling the hard,
Speaker 3: hard things, you know. And my question to Cincinnati is
Speaker 3: the Cincinnati get getting any better at handling the hard issues.
Speaker 2: I know, because the election's coming up again and it's
Speaker 2: going to be a brand new council. I bet you
Speaker 2: a dollar to a donut that come November the sixth,
Speaker 2: the day after the election, the same crew is going
Speaker 2: to be in there as before. Because you know, if
Speaker 2: someone involved in the high school and the growing up
Speaker 2: in high school and educating and teaching, the last thing
Speaker 2: a disparate youth needs is more midnight basketball or roller
Speaker 2: derby or let's open up the bowling lanes. There's three
Speaker 2: simple rules in life. Graduate from high school work and
Speaker 2: number three is don't commit crime, and you don't need
Speaker 2: government programs to have Okay, how many of the kids
Speaker 2: are roaming the streets of Cincinnati have graduated from high school,
Speaker 2: are presently working a forty hour job, and three not
Speaker 2: committing crime. And all you got to do to make
Speaker 2: it in America is graduate from high school work and
Speaker 2: don't commit crime. Do you need a government program to
Speaker 2: do that?
Speaker 3: We do not. And we can we can go all
Speaker 3: about the prison system. I mean, we could take a
Speaker 3: deep dive into this, but crisis equals change, you know,
Speaker 3: and this is a crisis and there needs to be
Speaker 3: a change. I mean, I'm sure. Well, I'm going to
Speaker 3: guess from my leadership experience, there are private meetings being
Speaker 3: held now, you know, maybe between Sarah and some of
Speaker 3: the city leaders. You know, I'm not positive, but you know,
Speaker 3: are those genuine and sincere? Are those to check the box.
Speaker 3: So when I get my next speech, I can say, hey,
Speaker 3: I met with the victim's wife. And you know, only
Speaker 3: time is going to tell with something like that. And
Speaker 3: you know, we all pray that, you know, our family
Speaker 3: members aren't going to become a statistic or this isn't
Speaker 3: going to happen to our family members, And it is
Speaker 3: a hope and it is a prayer. And as you know,
Speaker 3: sometimes those aren't answered. And in this case, it wasn't
Speaker 3: answered for Patrick and Sarah and his mom and dad,
Speaker 3: Wayne and Karen and his sister carry devastating.
Speaker 2: He survived, you rock, but he couldn't survive downtown Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: Shake my head.
Speaker 4: I just shake my head.
Speaker 3: And you know, Patrick's legacy demand's justice, There's no doubt
Speaker 3: about it. I hope this person deserves the strongest and
Speaker 3: gets the strongest possible pursuit of justice. You know, I
Speaker 3: think over the Rye safety crisis requires immediate action. I mean,
Speaker 3: this isn't but this isn't new, right, Well, this is
Speaker 3: nothing new, and Cincinnati needs leadership. I mean, you know,
Speaker 3: any successful organization, whether it's government, sports, schools, radio stations,
Speaker 3: I mean, it all comes down to leadership. And if
Speaker 3: you have career politicians or politicians who want to just
Speaker 3: get to the next level, when I god forbid, it's
Speaker 3: not the Peter principle where people they've already reached their
Speaker 3: level of incompetence. But when you have that, I mean,
Speaker 3: that's Hugh's everything.
Speaker 2: I have.
Speaker 3: Just I feel blessed that I had a career in
Speaker 3: education of over thirty years before I got in politics,
Speaker 3: because none of that matters to me our position. Like
Speaker 3: I said, these elective officials should be mad. They should
Speaker 3: be standing up behind Sarah, not letting another stand there
Speaker 3: by herself. So you're a great American, Willie, You're you're
Speaker 3: part of the solution. Patrick was part of the solution,
Speaker 3: and he was eliminated. And they've enabled. What they've done
Speaker 3: is enabled the problem.
Speaker 1: And I hope it's different.
Speaker 2: I have profound doubts because you keep electing the same
Speaker 2: fools to office. Anticipating a different result, and it hasn't happened.
Speaker 2: I doubt they want to hunk her down until this
Speaker 2: storm passes and move on to the next, move on
Speaker 2: to the next roller Derby. Midnight basketball. We've gotta have
Speaker 2: finger painting, got open up, Madison Bowl, gotta have more
Speaker 2: than midnight bowling.
Speaker 1: No, we don't.
Speaker 2: You need ethics, values and morals well represented my clients.
Speaker 2: I'd never met Patrick or Sarah. I wanted to meet
Speaker 2: Sarah at some point. But let me offer the Tri
Speaker 2: States condolences on the passing of your second cousin, Michael,
Speaker 2: Patrick Haringer and may he rest in peace.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Willie, Thank you Mike.
Speaker 1: Well let's continue. Well, something change, damn. I hope so,
Speaker 1: but I wouldn't bet on it. Bill Cunningham, News Radio
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Speaker 2: After one o'clock today, I have a call in to
Speaker 2: Richard K. Jones, the quiet passive Sheriff of Butler County,
Speaker 2: to talk about the case of Emerson Colundras, who is
Speaker 2: in the Butler County jail. I'm gonn ask him if
Speaker 2: he's still there. We'll get into his history a little bit.
Speaker 2: But I wanted to point out that it appears sometime
Speaker 2: today or tomorrow that the city fathers and mothers are
Speaker 2: going to meet with the widow of Patrick Haringer in
Speaker 2: order to respond to her posting on Facebook, which I
Speaker 2: I thought was one of the most heartfelt things I've
Speaker 2: ever seen or heard. It was just heartbreaking to consider.
Speaker 2: The meltdown of law enforcement in the city of Cincinnati
Speaker 2: is something I did not think of what happened during
Speaker 2: my lifetime, but certainly it has. There's about a fifty
Speaker 2: percent increase in serious crime and OTR. How many times
Speaker 2: how many stories Channel five nine to twelve nineteen run
Speaker 2: about OTR and other businesses that are being looted broken
Speaker 2: into at a regular basis. Some of the restaurants and
Speaker 2: other facilities there are broken into three to four times
Speaker 2: a month. I know Brian Hambrick of the Power of
Speaker 2: five did stories constantly University of Cincinnati, the number of
Speaker 2: car break INDs, and of course the thievery happening attended
Speaker 2: to that, plus just tagging or shall I say, de
Speaker 2: facing with spray paint, all kinds of other objects all
Speaker 2: around town. And it's getting worse. It's not getting better.
Speaker 2: I know the city mayor f t had purevoll Off
Speaker 2: the pages of GQ magazine likes to talk about some
Speaker 2: crime on some crimes are up one thing to point
Speaker 2: out as a great American you know, and I know
Speaker 2: that when there's ineffective law enforcement, citizens quit reporting crimes. Now,
Speaker 2: how do you account for crimes not reported when many
Speaker 2: who have a car break in, something stolen, punched in
Speaker 2: the back of the head, whatever, simply doesn't report it
Speaker 2: because they know nothing's going to happen. And I don't
Speaker 2: blame the individual police officers like Ken Kover, etc. Dan Hills, etc.
Speaker 2: I don't blame them whatsoever. They're instrumentalities of city government
Speaker 2: that has a hands off approach when it comes to crime.
Speaker 1: It's bad for business. To me, it is ridiculous to.
Speaker 2: Travel many highways and byways in the city of Cincinnati
Speaker 2: and you have to go through a bunch of speed bumps,
Speaker 2: could be Montgomery Road or Reading Road or Madison Road.
Speaker 2: Because cops are told not to enforce traffic violations, you
Speaker 2: really have to do something now to get arrested. In
Speaker 2: the City of Cincinnati, many on city Council don't want
Speaker 2: to deal with the pushback from individuals who are arrested
Speaker 2: for things like driving without a license, or driving impaired,
Speaker 2: or driving without insurance or speeding. You run them, you
Speaker 2: find that these outstanding warrants. You got to arrest somebody.
Speaker 2: Then it's a problem. Then you got to get the
Speaker 2: car towed. It's the broken window theory of law enforcement.
Speaker 2: Take care of the small stuff and the big stuff
Speaker 2: will be delayed or maybe not happen at all. In
Speaker 2: the city of Cincinnati, it is hard to get arrested
Speaker 2: for anything. The police officers, through THIJI, etc. Have been
Speaker 2: told do not be aggressive, do not be active, Do
Speaker 2: not when you begin to shift that not much is
Speaker 2: going on. Don't take a handful of warns to try
Speaker 2: to serve warrants on somebody or pick somebody up for
Speaker 2: some sort of violation and there's a KPIs for their arrest.
Speaker 2: Cops used to on shifts. They would line them up
Speaker 2: and say, okay, not much is going on. EACHU take
Speaker 2: five warrants. Let's get out there and try to find
Speaker 2: these individuals that have warrants and kpises for their arrest.
Speaker 2: Doesn't happen anymore. Police are told to be passive, go
Speaker 2: along and get along and don't cause ripples. Don't cause
Speaker 2: any in the city of Cincinnati, And as a consequence,
Speaker 2: you have Mordecai Black walking around OTR with a butcher
Speaker 2: knife in his hands. According to one report I read
Speaker 2: that between the Ohio River and the northern reaches of OTR,
Speaker 2: it was a total of one police officer on duty
Speaker 2: about four am a week ago when Patrick was murdered
Speaker 2: in his own home.
Speaker 1: They didn't see.
Speaker 2: Mordecai Black walking around with a butcher knife. Not that
Speaker 2: big a deal, and actually walking around with a butcher knife,
Speaker 2: except in his case. It's generally not illegal anyway. We're
Speaker 2: an open Cary state, so you can't do these things. However,
Speaker 2: they would have stopped him, said what's your name, it
Speaker 2: would have popped up. There's a worn out for his
Speaker 2: arrest for cutting off the ankle monitor four months previously,
Speaker 2: and that wasn't done because the cops are just kind
Speaker 2: of told calm down, don't cause problems, let things happen,
Speaker 2: respond to, and don't be proactive in you're policing.
Speaker 1: Don't do that.
Speaker 2: So my heart goes out to people like Representative Mike
Speaker 2: Kleines of Campbell County, who's a second cousin of Patrick's,
Speaker 2: Patrick Herringer, and it's sad that the family goes through it.
Speaker 2: When he survived a rock in Afghanistan, but he couldn't
Speaker 2: survive OTR. Every now and then the great American thinks,
Speaker 2: you know, it would be nice to go and live
Speaker 2: in downtown Cincinnati. Have some friends lived there, They say
Speaker 2: how safe it is. But these kind of things happen
Speaker 2: to dissuades individuals that are somewhat functional to move into
Speaker 2: the city of Cincinnati when there's such a disrespectful law enforcement.
Speaker 2: I'm down there, of course, on the taste of Cincinnati
Speaker 2: with your good friend of mine, Brendan Cole, who runs things,
Speaker 2: and I'm talking to a cop on Government Square, and
Speaker 2: he talked about the night before what happened with some derelck,
Speaker 2: some bum breaking into cars, which in the city, believe
Speaker 2: or not, is no big deal. I wonder how many
Speaker 2: of those car breakings were reported, Probably none to the police.
Speaker 2: You know, there's a difference between crimes that are reported
Speaker 2: and crimes that are being committed, and probably the crimes
Speaker 2: reported are a tip of the iceberg of crimes actually committed.
Speaker 2: But this nineteen year old, it was breaking into cars,
Speaker 2: had descriptive clothing on and they put out kind of
Speaker 2: an APB saying look out for somebody with an orange
Speaker 2: hat wearing a yellow T shirt. The guy walks by
Speaker 2: a company lord's his fellow officers one hundred yards away.
Speaker 2: This guy coming up there, and so the officer up
Speaker 2: there pulls out his taser. He starts running like a
Speaker 2: jack rabbit.
Speaker 1: Guess what.
Speaker 2: He shoots him with the taser as this nineteen year
Speaker 2: old is pulling out a gun to kill the police.
Speaker 2: And so it's been a week. I understand from Brian
Speaker 2: Combs and Jack Crumley that the mayor is going to
Speaker 2: meet and I guess, Cheryl Long, maybe Chief Thiegi's going
Speaker 2: to meet with Sarah, the widow of Patrick, to kind
Speaker 2: of explain what's going on. It's to go along, get along,
Speaker 2: push this thing down the road. It's been six days.
Speaker 2: It should be a Kyle Plush moment. By that, I
Speaker 2: mean that that great kid was upside down in the
Speaker 2: back of a conversion van calling nine to one one
Speaker 2: and it was a failure of nine to one one
Speaker 2: to find the kid, and then things changed. What needs
Speaker 2: to change here is that we need police that are
Speaker 2: actively policing the community. Two we need prosecutors to prosecute
Speaker 2: harshly criminals. And three we need judges to send them
Speaker 2: to jail bat a boon, baa ban by a bang.
Speaker 2: And in this city of Cincinnati, in a hamlet of county,
Speaker 2: that law enforcement has fallen upon tough, tough grounds.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 2: Secondly, getting back to Emerson Kalendras, who's the nineteen year old?
Speaker 2: And I kind of looked into it because I said,
Speaker 2: you know, it does make sense that a nineteen year
Speaker 2: old who's not committing crime, he graduated from heist school,
Speaker 2: which is the first step, you know, work after you
Speaker 2: graduate of high school, you work, get there five minutes early,
Speaker 2: stay five minutes.
Speaker 1: Late, and late.
Speaker 2: There's plenty of jobs available for everyone who wants to
Speaker 2: work and thoroughly don't commit crime. Do those three things?
Speaker 2: Graduate from high school, work, don't commit crime. We don't
Speaker 2: need bowling, don't need midnight basketball, don't need swimming lessons,
Speaker 2: don't need other skating events happening in the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: The message out to be graduate from high school, work
Speaker 2: and don't commit crime. One bad to doom bada bing
Speaker 2: by a bank.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: Don't need this other crap going on in Everzon calindary situation.
Speaker 2: He was from I believe Hondors brought here when he
Speaker 2: was about seven or eight years old, and his family,
Speaker 2: his mother, brought him here, and of course they stayed
Speaker 2: below the radar for quite a period of time. At
Speaker 2: some point he came into the system, and the system determined,
Speaker 2: after several years of appeal that he's here illegally. He's
Speaker 2: been here about eleven years, about more than half of
Speaker 2: his life, never been in trouble, appears to be a
Speaker 2: good student and good athlete.
Speaker 1: And this is the kind of person.
Speaker 2: If the laws were different, we could have a process
Speaker 2: over years to become a US citizen number one, graduate
Speaker 2: from high school number two, work, support yourself number three,
Speaker 2: don't commit crime.
Speaker 1: However, that's not the system we have today.
Speaker 2: When I tell my liberal friends, you say, well, you
Speaker 2: got to give these illegals due process. In Emerson Calenders's case,
Speaker 2: he received due process. He went through the immigration courts,
Speaker 2: he got the federal court and the end up of
Speaker 2: the six US Circuit Court of Appeals, one step below
Speaker 2: the United States Supreme Court, and this sixth Circuit controls Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Speaker 2: right in the heart of the country, and they determine
Speaker 2: he's here illegally. They determine that two years ago. But
Speaker 2: under Joe Biden, guess what, he didn't enforce the law.
Speaker 2: The law is you go through the system and if
Speaker 2: you lose, that means you're deported. Well, Calendris went through
Speaker 2: the system, and his mother went through the system, and
Speaker 2: they lost, and at no point did they win. It's
Speaker 2: taken several years to get to this point, and in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three hit an order of deportation. And so
Speaker 2: when he was he reported somewhere to check in or whatever,
Speaker 2: and there's an active warrant in the computer saying arrest
Speaker 2: Emerson Klendras. They gave him more time to go back
Speaker 2: to Hondurs or whatever, and he didn't go, and so
Speaker 2: he was arrested in about ten minutes I'm going to
Speaker 2: have on Richard K. Jones talking about Calendras and whether
Speaker 2: he's going to enforce the law or not. Sometimes I
Speaker 2: don't like the way the law are there. Times you
Speaker 2: don't like certain laws that shouldn't be there that are there. Yes,
Speaker 2: and in his case, I wish there was some way
Speaker 2: Lee may I use the term legally to keep him
Speaker 2: in this great country that he's been a part of.
Speaker 2: I wish there was, But damn it, there's not a
Speaker 2: way of doing it. He's here illegally. He had all
Speaker 2: the due process rights given to any person, and he
Speaker 2: lost every step along the way.
Speaker 1: At no point did he win.
Speaker 2: Deportation orders issued about two years ago, and he's going
Speaker 2: to be deported back to Honduras and his family with
Speaker 2: him because they're here illegally. Illegal and legal are different.
Speaker 1: Am I right or wrong?
Speaker 2: When I hear liberal Democrats talk everyone's an immigrant, Well,
Speaker 2: I'm watching last night one of the shows I watch
Speaker 2: everything on MSNBC so you don't have to. There was
Speaker 2: a Californian immigration rights person who said, quote, no one's
Speaker 2: illegal on stolen Land.
Speaker 1: And I'm trying to listen to this.
Speaker 2: This woman is saying that Mexico had California, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, Texas,
Speaker 2: New Mexico, and parts of the state of Oregon, and
Speaker 2: that somehow in the Mexican American War that America wrongfully
Speaker 2: took possession of those states.
Speaker 1: There were territories now states, and.
Speaker 2: That illegals, especially from Mexico, are simply returning to their
Speaker 2: ancestral home of California. My lord, no one's illegal and
Speaker 2: stolen land. Well, the fact of the matter is we
Speaker 2: won and you lost. That's the state. I may not
Speaker 2: care much for California. I care a lot more, for example,
Speaker 2: for Nevada in Arizona. But nonetheless, we won, you lost.
Speaker 2: Those are states. But the mentality is if you're here illegally,
Speaker 2: it's not illegal because we stole the land from Native people.
Speaker 2: As a consequence, give it back, and you have to
Speaker 2: answer this question for me, I'll ask a question. You
Speaker 2: raise your hand. Do police cause crime? The presence of
Speaker 2: police causes crime. The Democrats want you to believe that
Speaker 2: the National Guard and the US Marines, by the way,
Speaker 2: they're deployed in and around La not into the city yet,
Speaker 2: they're still training. But do you think the presence of
Speaker 2: the National guard LAPDE, the county sheriffs and chips California
Speaker 2: Highway Patrol. Do you think the presence of police cause
Speaker 2: crime to take place?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: That's what the Democrats want you to believe. And that
Speaker 2: when you have commercial grade fireworks shot at police, when
Speaker 2: they're vehicles, they're police vehicles, and other cars are fire bombed.
Speaker 2: When stores are looted, and by the way, you seldom
Speaker 2: have a library being looted or Brin's and Noble. It's
Speaker 2: the apple store and it's a foot locker. Are those peaceful? Protests?
Speaker 2: Is a tax on police? Are those mainly peaceful? Is
Speaker 2: vandalism and defacing property of someone else?
Speaker 1: Is that peaceful? Is that a protest?
Speaker 2: Is a flash bang grenades used? By the quote protesters?
Speaker 2: Is that somehow peaceful? I'm watching this again and again
Speaker 2: and again.
Speaker 1: I buy none of it.
Speaker 2: And I have empathy as a Catholic for the activities
Speaker 2: of Emerson Klendras. But for those who say he deserves
Speaker 2: due process. He received due process and he lost what
Speaker 2: part of lost and illegal? Don't you understand? We'll see
Speaker 2: coming up next. And I have empathy for the family
Speaker 2: of Patrick Herringer and also Sarah and feel for the
Speaker 2: loss of my clients, the state rep his second cousin
Speaker 2: was Patrick, and hopefully something good that comes of it.
Speaker 2: If police are told to be proactive, be aggressive in policing.
Speaker 2: We're going to hire one hundred and fifty more police officers.
Speaker 1: On the street.
Speaker 2: We're going to have a presence. We're going to insist
Speaker 2: on high bonds for game bankers. We're going to make
Speaker 2: sure that the Mordecai Blocks of the future can't walk
Speaker 2: around OTR with a butcher knife. Then maybe something good
Speaker 2: to come of it. But the politicians in Cincinnati want
Speaker 2: to kick the can down the road until the election
Speaker 2: and talk about how crime is down, which is a
Speaker 2: bunch of crap. It's up about fifty percent of OTR
Speaker 2: and reported crimes are a lot different than crimes being committed.
Speaker 2: The citizenry of Cincinnati have lost the ability and confidence
Speaker 2: and their police force and the judicial system that if
Speaker 2: you report a crime, someone's going to be held accountable
Speaker 2: when they're not well. Let's continue with more Bill cunning
Speaker 2: in The Great American.
Speaker 1: Richard K.
Speaker 2: Jones is next about Emerson Calendras and more. Later on,
Speaker 2: we scheduled Senator John Houston All on News Radio seven
Speaker 2: hundred WLW, Billy cunning in the Great American of course,
Speaker 2: arthor Sheriff Richard K. Jones is in trouble once again
Speaker 2: with the mainstream media. And now we're going to get
Speaker 2: a general viewpoint of Emerson at Colundrius. Who's the nineteen
Speaker 2: year old, a young man who's has a deportation order
Speaker 2: against him that's called the Cincinnati Socialist to go crazy.
Speaker 2: I'm sure Richard K. Jones is concerned with the Socialist.
Speaker 2: According to the AP story, the morning after the anti
Speaker 2: protest by hundreds, a group more than thirty people returned
Speaker 2: to the sidewalk in front of the Butler County Jail
Speaker 2: to announce Richard K. Jones quote, immigrants are welcomed here.
Speaker 2: The demonstrators put together by the Cincinnati Socialist or there
Speaker 2: to call for the release of one of their members
Speaker 2: and for all people detained in the jail by the KKK,
Speaker 2: also known as Iice.
Speaker 1: Richard K.
Speaker 2: Jones, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first
Speaker 2: of all, with your permission, Richard K. Jones, I want
Speaker 2: to get a general statement from you about Emerson Colundrius.
Speaker 2: But can I tell you first of all the due
Speaker 2: process rights that he's gone through.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, all right.
Speaker 2: When he was a young man, he was brought here
Speaker 2: from Central America, and shall I say, his mother and
Speaker 2: the whole and were brought here illegally, and he grew
Speaker 2: up in this community. He graduated at one point from
Speaker 2: Dat another point from Western Hills High School. He's nineteen
Speaker 2: years old and immigrants immigrant rights organizations have spent years
Speaker 2: appealing his case. In fact, it went to the Sixth
Speaker 2: Circuit US Court of Appeals twice, and each time he
Speaker 2: was turned down for immigration status. He was not a
Speaker 2: shall I say, a political refugee, and there's five qualifications
Speaker 2: he was none of them. Went up and down, up
Speaker 2: and down. Finally, several several months ago, there was a
Speaker 2: deportation ordered issued on mister Emerson Calundras and his family
Speaker 2: that they have to go back to Central America. And
Speaker 2: so I hear liberals like Tony Bender, my producer, quite
Speaker 2: often saying, you know what, we got to have due process,
Speaker 2: we need to do. This guy had years of due
Speaker 2: process and he lost and there was a deportation order
Speaker 2: against him that was executed. First of all, your comment
Speaker 2: on that, before we talk about your friendship with the socialists.
Speaker 4: Listen, the court system works, and you have when you
Speaker 4: come to this country illegally, you've got to follow the
Speaker 4: laws of the land. That's our constitution. You can't just
Speaker 4: sneak in here. And you have due process. He had
Speaker 4: all of that, and he didn't win in any piece
Speaker 4: of it. He's been to court. He's been to court,
Speaker 4: so they I agree with Ice one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: If it was in your power and your ability to
Speaker 2: release Emerson Klendras, would you do it?
Speaker 1: You don't have the power to do it.
Speaker 4: No, I do not, But I would not when you
Speaker 4: know that's a slippery slope. And what what what do
Speaker 4: you listen to? Do you this one has a case,
Speaker 4: this one listen you you have to have a set
Speaker 4: of rules. Some people can't just break the rules because
Speaker 4: you like them more than others. And no, I would
Speaker 4: not do that. And he's to go back to his
Speaker 4: own country, whatever that country is. It's not my rules,
Speaker 4: it's the rules of the court. And Ice done the
Speaker 4: correct thing getting him in there to be arrested and
Speaker 4: charged with violations and be shipped back to his country.
Speaker 2: In this Tuesday afternoon, is he still in your custody
Speaker 2: or has he been shipped back.
Speaker 4: No, I believe he's still in my custody as we
Speaker 4: speak today.
Speaker 1: Let's give a general they don't keep them.
Speaker 4: They don't keep them long.
Speaker 2: Here right now, if you have an order from a
Speaker 2: judge which has been in the process for years, final
Speaker 2: appealable order has been issued by one level below the
Speaker 2: United States Supreme Court, the Sixth Circuit US Court of
Speaker 2: Appeal said send him back, and the order has been issued.
Speaker 2: In fact, if you or Ice would say we're not
Speaker 2: going to abide by that court order, we're going to
Speaker 2: decide for ourselves not to send him back.
Speaker 1: Couldn't you be arrested.
Speaker 4: We'd be arrested. We'd be arrested. They've be arrested, we'd
Speaker 4: be arrested. And that's not going to happen. He's going
Speaker 4: to be deported. It's just the rule is the law,
Speaker 4: and you've got to abide by the court orders. Period.
Speaker 1: What a novel concept.
Speaker 2: Now, let's talk about in general, why Butler County Jail
Speaker 2: is the site of housing hundreds of illegal aliens in
Speaker 2: the tri state. And also I think Boone County Jail
Speaker 2: is the same situation about how many illegals do you
Speaker 2: have in your jail right now, to your knowledge, about.
Speaker 4: About three fifty three eighty given depending what day it
Speaker 4: is in the jail here where we have a contract
Speaker 4: with ICE. But under this administration this time, they don't
Speaker 4: stay long. Under President Trump and President Bush, the first
Speaker 4: the second President Bush, that what they would do is
Speaker 4: they bring him in, they stay for months and months
Speaker 4: and months. They come in. Now they ship them out
Speaker 4: pretty quick, within a couple of weeks. Usually they get
Speaker 4: him out of here. They're on a bus, they're headed
Speaker 4: to the airport, and they're shipped back to their country.
Speaker 4: If they didn't, they'd have no room. County jails are
Speaker 4: the only place where they can house these people in
Speaker 4: the whole country, and they only have so much bedspace
Speaker 4: that they're allowed to purchase. And I believe they're getting
Speaker 4: close to that full mark. So they got to get
Speaker 4: him in and then they got to get him out.
Speaker 4: It's a pretty big service. Like a Swiss watch. Every
Speaker 4: piece has to work, what comes in has to go
Speaker 4: out on the other end, If that makes sense.
Speaker 2: How many I think you're authorized for four hundred How
Speaker 2: much money is Butler County? I saw numbers on one
Speaker 2: website about a million dollars a month. Butler County is
Speaker 2: getting to house these individuals. Is that about correct?
Speaker 4: It's about correct.
Speaker 2: As far as as far as as far as the
Speaker 2: high school soccer players is Emerson Colundrius, the kid from
Speaker 2: Central America is see the typical ice prisoner?
Speaker 1: Or are these bad? Embrace?
Speaker 4: They come across Most of them come across the work.
Speaker 4: Some of them have warrants. I got one that was
Speaker 4: gone for twenty twenty five years that murdered somebody here
Speaker 4: in Hamilton. It was gone twenty five years, that's how
Speaker 4: long it took to get him back. I have one
Speaker 4: in my jail that's been deported eight times and then
Speaker 4: he murdered somebody when he was released the last time.
Speaker 4: He's been deported from here eight times. He's got several
Speaker 4: different names. I have some that are a majority of
Speaker 4: them have come here to work, and then there's a
Speaker 4: small portion, which is you know that comes in to violate,
Speaker 4: sell drugs, drive intoxicated, won't work. Most of them come
Speaker 4: to work and they work pretty hard. But they can't
Speaker 4: come here and take jobs away from Americans. And they'll say, well,
Speaker 4: Americans won't do certain jobs. Well, that's because they don't
Speaker 4: pay them enough. Listen, when you come here and there's
Speaker 4: ten families living in one house or five families, and
Speaker 4: you have to work from daylight to dark. I drove
Speaker 4: past one place the other day. These people were working
Speaker 4: on a house Saturday and Sunday and they were using
Speaker 4: flashlights their car lights, working building houses. And I almost
Speaker 4: promise you that's not Americans, US citizens. And these people
Speaker 4: work from daylight till dark. Then they go home, they
Speaker 4: show back up, they drive them up in a van.
Speaker 4: They have no driver's life, and somebody will drive them
Speaker 4: or they'll drive illegally. They work like slaves. It's the
Speaker 4: equivalent of modern day slavery. Make no mistake about it.
Speaker 4: It's not the American dream. It's really really sad. And
Speaker 4: for these people that think that's okay, that they have
Speaker 4: a better life here, No, this isn't a better life
Speaker 4: and they can never become a US citizen. It's really
Speaker 4: a mess. And our country, you know, we have legal immigration.
Speaker 4: Two million people here a year come in legally every year.
Speaker 4: Expand that a bit, but does not anybody that wants
Speaker 4: to come in.
Speaker 2: As far as Kaylee Baker, I saw the video last night.
Speaker 2: She's a twenty six year old who lives near Dayton,
Speaker 2: was arrested by Hamilton police officers. According to jail records,
Speaker 2: Baker woman twenty six years old. She was shouting piggy, piggy,
Speaker 2: piggy as the butler kind of sheriffs. I'm sure that
Speaker 2: had a measurable impact in your life, Piggy, piggy, piggy.
Speaker 2: And she starts with felony, assault, for misdemeanors, obstructing official business,
Speaker 2: resisting arrest, fair to disclose personal information, and dis early conduct,
Speaker 2: anything else you could charge her with. And she's yelling, piggy, piggy, piggy.
Speaker 1: Where is she now?
Speaker 4: Hayley Bakon she she I think she bonded out her
Speaker 4: parents apologized to the court. I was told today that
Speaker 4: she wasn't raised that way. She's not from around here,
Speaker 4: and I think she's a four hour drive from here.
Speaker 4: But what they do is they get online and they
Speaker 4: believe all this crazy stuff and then they beg for
Speaker 4: their mommy to come bail them out when they get arrested.
Speaker 4: They've come to the wrong place. If they come here,
Speaker 4: City of Hamilton Police Department won't take this stuff. You
Speaker 4: can't come here and block roads off. You can protest. Yet, yes,
Speaker 4: it's not like California.
Speaker 2: Can you throw some cement blocks and cops and maybe
Speaker 2: commercial great fireworks?
Speaker 1: Can you do that? Peace can very peaceful, very peaceful.
Speaker 4: Hey, look, you can do it, but it won't end
Speaker 4: well for you.
Speaker 2: Peace You would admitt that's peaceful, isn't it? Like maybe
Speaker 2: torch the Butler County sheriff cars. That's peaceful.
Speaker 4: That's that's what the governor of California said, and the
Speaker 4: mayor of Los Angeles protest. She was making that statement
Speaker 4: to the media. A police car was set on fire,
Speaker 4: blew up. She said, they were peaceful. Uh, and that's
Speaker 4: all a bunch of crap. But listen, people don't want
Speaker 4: that stuff. They don't want their stores looted and burned
Speaker 4: and the police cars and so bricks at the police
Speaker 4: trying to respond to help the other police. You do
Speaker 4: that and you're going to go to jail California. Hey,
Speaker 4: they might elect you to some high office if you
Speaker 4: do that stuff. But not here. Not here, we will
Speaker 4: not stand down. And us and the Hamilton police and
Speaker 4: all the local police Middletown, Fairfield, Westchester. Listen, it's an
Speaker 4: orderly community to live. And that's because we have good police,
Speaker 4: good courts, good prosecutor. Mike Moser wouldn't put up with
Speaker 4: that all.
Speaker 3: Have me.
Speaker 2: Notice you don't see Barnes and Nobles being looted. They
Speaker 2: tend to be Nike stores. He know is that Apple stores.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Barnes and Nobles get that new book. No, no,
Speaker 2: it's Nike, And I would point out, are you intimidated
Speaker 2: by the Cincinnati socialist? They learned about the ice agent's
Speaker 2: arrest of Emerson Calendris, a nineteen year old Honduran immigrant,
Speaker 2: invited his family to speak at the June eighth protest.
Speaker 2: What impact of these hundreds of gathering socialists have outside
Speaker 2: the Butler County jail went to Sheriff Richard K. Jones,
Speaker 2: Are you worried about being intimidated by these individuals?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: No, no, I wasn't frightened. I wasn't intimidated. And it
Speaker 4: takes a lot to do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and.
Speaker 4: To be upset. When I read the book when old
Speaker 4: Yader died, I teared up a little bit. Uh So,
Speaker 4: other than that, it's pretty tough to get under my skin.
Speaker 4: I've been doing this a while. But listen, Bill sometimes
Speaker 4: what you got to do is you got to you
Speaker 4: got to use force sometime when people loot throw bricks
Speaker 4: at the police. When they were throwing the bricks at
Speaker 4: those cars, those ice cars, the guy had them laying
Speaker 4: right there. Every car went by, he must have threw
Speaker 4: at ten of them, knocking their windows out and injured
Speaker 4: a couple of them and could have killed them. He
Speaker 4: didn't care. He had his little helmet on. But they
Speaker 4: are rested him because they offered a fifty thousand reward.
Speaker 4: His mother probably turned him in because he thought it
Speaker 4: was funny. But I knew he wasn't going to But
Speaker 4: sometimes the police, like in Los Angeles, you can't stand
Speaker 4: there and let this happen. Sometimes you got to kill
Speaker 4: a fly with a sledgehammer. You know why. You got
Speaker 4: to do that with a sledgehammer to a fly. You
Speaker 4: know why, because that's for the effect of the other flies.
Speaker 4: That's what that is. They didn't do anything, so these
Speaker 4: sorry people, they didn't arrest them, They didn't make a stance.
Speaker 4: So everybody does what they want to do, and that's
Speaker 4: what they're doing. And they're going to continue to burn
Speaker 4: New York or California. Sure, it's gonna be that way
Speaker 4: all summer, and there'll be other states joining in.
Speaker 1: No washing.
Speaker 2: Lastly, I had a guest on earlier today. Patrick Herringer's
Speaker 2: murder and Otr at the hands of Mordecai Black. He
Speaker 2: was out, he was not quite on parole, but he
Speaker 2: was in post release. He had an ankle bracelet on.
Speaker 2: He cut it off for four months. The police here
Speaker 2: other agencies did nothing to find him. He's walking around
Speaker 2: Otr with a large butcher knife in his hand, looking
Speaker 2: to do something. He knocks on the door of Patrick
Speaker 2: Herringer and OTR and at four o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 2: sadly the door was opened. He went in, got one
Speaker 2: hell of a fight. This this man, this forty six
Speaker 2: year old owner of a gym, survived a rock. He
Speaker 2: survived Afghanistan. The army officer, he was given all the decorations,
Speaker 2: basically the army could give him come back home a
Speaker 2: you see graduate, he's murdered by Mordecai Black. And now
Speaker 2: you can't find the city leaders with a search warrant
Speaker 2: after a pureval no news conference today. There's a public
Speaker 2: safety committee meaning going on, but the murder of Patrick
Speaker 2: is not on the docket. If in the City of Hamilton,
Speaker 2: City of Fairfield there's orders out for someone who's a rapist,
Speaker 2: a murderer and is walking around town with a butcher knife,
Speaker 2: would that work well in downtown Fairfield?
Speaker 4: No, Nowhere in Butler County would it work well at all?
Speaker 4: And we would find this person. They'd be arrested within
Speaker 4: a few hours. It's not minutes. You can't let these
Speaker 4: people go out. Now, the Cincinnati police, they're some of
Speaker 4: the best police there is in the entire country. The
Speaker 4: police department is and it's tough. They work. They have
Speaker 4: leadership and their mayors and their city managers that run
Speaker 4: back and control things. And how would you like to
Speaker 4: be a policeman in Cincinnati?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: No, Hey, who the hell would want to work there?
Speaker 4: But listen, the police are the best, most trained there is.
Speaker 4: They're second to none. They want to do stuff. But hey,
Speaker 4: they're city council and their city manager, their sanctuary city.
Speaker 4: You get bonded out pretty easy.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 4: They're all short staffed.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 4: I feel sorry for him.
Speaker 1: Great people.
Speaker 4: You know him, and I know I know.
Speaker 2: I talked to him, and they say, look, twenty years ago,
Speaker 2: we didn't need speed bumps on Madison Road. We had
Speaker 2: criminals that would have to be in jail before they
Speaker 2: were bonded out on high bonds. We had judges that
Speaker 2: would send people to jail. There's three legs of the
Speaker 2: justice stool. One leg is the police officer, the second
Speaker 2: leg is the prosecutor, and the third leg is the judge.
Speaker 2: And if one of those three legs not working, we
Speaker 2: got all hell breaking loose. And many times in Hamilton
Speaker 2: County we have all three legs not working. And public
Speaker 2: relations wise, it's great to have a mayor that looks
Speaker 2: like he's off the pages of GQ. But nonetheless he
Speaker 2: won't comment, it won't change at all because it's not
Speaker 2: in their interest. Well, we got to run.
Speaker 1: No, go ahead, police, go ahead.
Speaker 4: Share heyst Listen, Cincinnati is a different outfit. And when
Speaker 4: you're a sanctuary city and you allow the stuff to
Speaker 4: go on and uh, and your mayor is a very
Speaker 4: pretty man. I agree with you, and listen, Uh, so
Speaker 4: are you and I in our own way?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: And I don't know about that.
Speaker 4: Hey, I'm just I'm talking about no, no, no, I'm
Speaker 4: talking about you, trying to make you feel good. But listen,
Speaker 4: they've got a long summer ahead of them, and this
Speaker 4: dude should have been locked up in jail, should have
Speaker 4: been incarcerated. And now look, a good person has died.
Speaker 4: And your mayor won't say a word, not going to counsel,
Speaker 4: won't mention a word of it, don't. Hey, they're out
Speaker 4: campaigning and doing other things, probably not even in town.
Speaker 2: Nothing will change until it has changed, And I'll look
Speaker 2: forward to November for a change, but I'll hold my
Speaker 2: breath and turn blue until that happens.
Speaker 1: But uh, thanks, thanks again.
Speaker 4: You're gonna have to yeah, they're going to have to
Speaker 4: bring back mayor Cranby Cranley Cranley, Oh, Cranly, I met Cranley.
Speaker 4: Sorry Cranly Cramby, Cranny all right, yeah, Cramby Crany Cranley,
Speaker 4: all right, thank you, Sheriff. I got it, and get
Speaker 4: my best to Emerson Calandris, will you get my best? Hey,
Speaker 4: you're the man. See your brother things you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more.
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham Cranley, Cranby, seven hundred, w ol, I've done
Speaker 2: a terrible job.
Speaker 7: I like Gaveners and he's a nice guy, but he's
Speaker 7: grossly incompetent. Everybody knows all you have to do is
Speaker 7: look at the little railroad he's building. It's about one
Speaker 7: hundred times over budget. We're putting a flag pole over there.
Speaker 7: Under budget. I owe it to under buddy. Oh oh hello, hell, hello,
Speaker 7: Yet I'm skulls, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Gosh.
Speaker 2: You know, segment railroad is supposed to cost sixteen billion,
Speaker 2: it's up to sixty billion. Now one mile truck's been
Speaker 2: laid fourteen years later.
Speaker 1: How the little sounds like around here? What are they
Speaker 1: going to do with that railroad money?
Speaker 3: Here?
Speaker 2: Let me ask you a questions taking the railroad money. Yeah,
Speaker 2: let's say that you have some frank as happening in
Speaker 2: downtown Middletown also known as Middle Tucky by the way,
Speaker 2: and uh, about one hundred cops line up behind the
Speaker 2: Middletown Police. Then you got the sheriff's Butler County got
Speaker 2: them lined up, and behind them, you got the National
Speaker 2: Guard lined up, and then you got the United States
Speaker 2: Marine Corps lined up. Seggy is standing there and you're
Speaker 2: thinking to yourself, you know, I was a peaceful guy,
Speaker 2: but when I saw that, I want to kill me
Speaker 2: a cop.
Speaker 1: I want to shoot fireworks out him. I'm want to
Speaker 1: throw a brick. Is that ever happened to you? See
Speaker 1: a cop and you want to you want to commit crime?
Speaker 6: No, No, because Middletown and Butler County the police would
Speaker 6: do it. And then you just had him on a
Speaker 6: little while ago, your k bingo because he's got you
Speaker 6: know what, maybe does he have a water cannon? Yes,
Speaker 6: that's what they need out there. You drenchs those people
Speaker 6: and they will yeah, thank you, it will be so well.
Speaker 6: The thing is, but you can't do that because I
Speaker 6: guess they got rights to protest and tear the hell out.
Speaker 1: Of protest, but you can't commit crimes against how.
Speaker 6: La mayor is an idiot and the and the governor.
Speaker 6: All he worries about is how much hair jel he's
Speaker 6: got in his head?
Speaker 1: Not enough?
Speaker 2: He used to date, by the way, Kimberly Guilfoil. In
Speaker 2: fact they were married. Kimberly Guilfoyle throwing with her? Well
Speaker 2: she dated jor was she were?
Speaker 4: You were?
Speaker 1: You see my picture with here? You her boyfriend on
Speaker 1: the rebounds of the governor. I want to see my
Speaker 1: picture with her? What a state? So you think cops
Speaker 1: calls crime? So see a cop you want to commit
Speaker 1: a crime? No, I don't. But the liberals is I
Speaker 1: see a cop there? I want to I want to attack,
Speaker 1: I want to loose. I want to go up against
Speaker 1: the foot locker and all the Nike stores and loot
Speaker 1: them because I see it. Those guys, those people know
Speaker 1: you have a fight, a deal in the fight here.
Speaker 1: Nothing segmented. Have you ever seen a Barnes and Noble
Speaker 1: being looted?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: I think the locker stores?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: How about library and all?
Speaker 5: And and what what?
Speaker 1: What are those poor folks gonna do now for for
Speaker 1: like a business?
Speaker 2: They're going sounds like a food desert. I dare you
Speaker 2: to have another food desert?
Speaker 1: Well, you know what, you know what it is. This
Speaker 1: is taking the headlines away from Musk V. That's over.
Speaker 1: That's over, Thank you. How about that was a good
Speaker 1: split for about a week. What exactly?
Speaker 2: Talking about the heavyweights against each other. You got on
Speaker 2: one side, I'm taking Trump in this matchup. But nonetheless, yeah,
Speaker 2: you got the Trump with the Marine Corps, the Air Force,
Speaker 2: got the Army, got the Trump Tower.
Speaker 1: He's got uh who can he bring in next? You
Speaker 1: got everybody? But on the other you got Elon Musk
Speaker 1: space X right, rockets, you got Tesla dealerships, you have
Speaker 1: ten other business He's worth eighty five billion dollars. You
Speaker 1: got the Trumpster v. Musk. Who do you like in
Speaker 1: that matchup? I'm taking the Trumpster? Me too, taking the Trumpster.
Speaker 6: Yeah. By the way, those contents. You think he's going
Speaker 6: to go out to LA and and arrest uh governor?
Speaker 6: Nowsh hope that great not be something? Oh you ever
Speaker 6: and put your hands around his back handcuff him. You
Speaker 6: got the right, you got the remains silent and please
Speaker 6: do yeah, because you're a loud mouth.
Speaker 1: What about you? And then what's your name?
Speaker 6: The congresswoman she was yelling and screaming at MAXI was
Speaker 6: related that Jesse Waters.
Speaker 1: I don't think. I don't think so. I thought maybe
Speaker 1: they are, but she needs a serious face transfer a woman.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: Are they still going at it out there? I hope so.
Speaker 6: I got the pomps shutting down. They're shutting down the
Speaker 6: one oh one, shut it down. They're throwing those scooters
Speaker 6: that you can rent for like a dollar. They're throwing
Speaker 6: them off overpasses, into the into the crowd of police
Speaker 6: and into their police car.
Speaker 1: Should America let California just die, so the hell with it?
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: According to one activist, though, it's we can't be illegal
Speaker 2: in their own country that we deserve to get back. California, Nevada,
Speaker 2: New Mexico, Greater Mexico, Mexico.
Speaker 1: We have to take it back. Segment.
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Speaker 2: I got a text here from Tony Bender. He says,
Speaker 2: how about using skunk water on the rioters? Have you
Speaker 2: ever been touched with skunk water? It's no, but I'm
Speaker 2: gonna say, get in your ear.
Speaker 1: Guess what you stink like a skunk? Of course for
Speaker 1: them that might improve.
Speaker 6: Things, well, that's yeah, they might think that's a shower
Speaker 6: purple hair, Willie. We also want to thank Penn Station
Speaker 6: East Coast Subs. It's all about good taste for our
Speaker 6: lunch today. That brought the subs, the fries and the lemonade.
Speaker 6: I love to get your lemonade man.
Speaker 1: Chocolate chip cookies. Let's see Red's update.
Speaker 6: Jake the Snake Freeley three hits, including a homer, the
Speaker 6: Reds of one four in a row. Yes, Wade Miley
Speaker 6: gets his first win since twenty twenty three. The guard
Speaker 6: Reds dumped the Guardian seven to four on Tito Francona's
Speaker 6: triumphant return to progressive field.
Speaker 2: What happened the last time Wade pitched in Cleveland? No
Speaker 2: hitter and now he really five innings got all out
Speaker 2: of me? Could the Reds look good? But I made
Speaker 2: a bet with Austin Elmo. Austin Elmo about a week ago,
Speaker 2: I said the Reds in the month of June will
Speaker 2: win six or more games.
Speaker 1: He jumped on it like a large mouth bass on
Speaker 1: a hook. He took the bet, only won four in
Speaker 1: a row. How are we looking?
Speaker 6: And then the most important thing, though Willie. After three thousand,
Speaker 6: nine hundred and fifty nine days. According to Moe, the
Speaker 6: Reds clinched their first Ohio Cups in twenty fourteen. It
Speaker 6: was president twenty fourteen. I don't make any difference. What's
Speaker 6: going to happen is what's gonna happen is the Reds.
Speaker 6: Better put that on display and the main entrance so
Speaker 6: people can get their picture with it.
Speaker 1: Have you seen it? The Cup is back?
Speaker 4: Have you seen it?
Speaker 1: Yes, I've never seen it. They were drinking beer out
Speaker 1: of it last night, like the Stanley Cup.
Speaker 2: Speaking of the Stanley Cup, what about the Panther, there's
Speaker 2: last night against.
Speaker 1: Kicks him you know what?
Speaker 2: And took names six to one, which in hockey's like
Speaker 2: forty eight to nothing. Game two of the series tonight
Speaker 2: in Cleveland, and say, I want to you all the
Speaker 2: time when I see a cop, I'm peaceful. I see
Speaker 2: a cop though, and I say it's time for me
Speaker 2: to riot.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Does that happen to you? Well,
Speaker 1: they know you riot on the air. They don't right you?
Speaker 1: Riot off you? No, don't riot off the air.
Speaker 6: Have no idea Sports doc RNL Carriers, Inside Pitch, Kelsey
Speaker 6: Chevrolet Extrading Show after the game?
Speaker 1: Now, Hunter Green, would you do this one? Hunter Green
Speaker 1: is in Los Angeles?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: No, is he rioting?
Speaker 6: He's getting a second opinion whether or not is on
Speaker 6: his groin more MRIs than Barbie with his pain and
Speaker 6: his hip in his back. I think he's out dancing
Speaker 6: at night. What I think he's out dancing around the
Speaker 6: town Bengals up. They brought to you by good Spirits
Speaker 6: at Party Town thirteen convenient locations in northern Kentucky, Mandatory
Speaker 6: mini campus underw with Ed McKay. What about Trey Hendrickson
Speaker 6: not there, won't attend subject to fines?
Speaker 1: What about TJ.
Speaker 4: Watt?
Speaker 1: He's not there either?
Speaker 6: Day one seventeen thousand dollars apparently, Day two fine thirty
Speaker 6: four thousand, the other and you're not one, and then
Speaker 6: you're not there for Day three fifty two thousand dollars
Speaker 6: fine one hundred and three thousand. Bingo first round pick
Speaker 6: Shamar Stewart, Oh Is attending camp but not working out
Speaker 6: because contract language.
Speaker 1: Got to get a better lawyer. Believe Mike Allen? Would
Speaker 1: you're gonna do this with Mike Calendar me? That's the key.
Speaker 2: You told Tony Bender you want Mike Allender to do
Speaker 2: the students report instead of me?
Speaker 1: Was that I told him not to say anything? Hi?
Speaker 1: He says?
Speaker 6: He says, By the way, the first lady's okay, got
Speaker 6: a hand thing done your finger because she slapped you
Speaker 6: again or something hit me right there right there across
Speaker 6: the shops. But for doing something I don't do. But
Speaker 6: the whole procedure was ten minutes. Yeah, we were there
Speaker 6: for four hours ever trigger finger fixed.
Speaker 1: And you said, you don't worry about the cop. You
Speaker 1: don't worry about her. You know when I see it.
Speaker 2: When I'm going down seventy one, about fifty miles an hour,
Speaker 2: and when I see a cop, you know what I
Speaker 2: want to do.
Speaker 1: I floor it to one hundred. I saw the cop.
Speaker 1: I was going to go on the speed limit, but
Speaker 1: when I saw the cop, I thought, you're going one
Speaker 1: hundred before that, knock it down to fifty. I'm lawful.
Speaker 2: I'm good until I see the cop. Then I commit crime.
Speaker 2: You see how democrats think. Yeah, I see what you mean.
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 1: And if you see Richard K.
Speaker 2: Jones in the uniform, you're peaceful, but you see him
Speaker 2: go and punch him right in the chops.
Speaker 1: Let's see what happened. Are you kidding? Let's see what happens. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've got this socialist.
Speaker 2: I asked the sheriff, are you are you persuaded by
Speaker 2: the Socialist of Cincinnati to change your position on I
Speaker 2: couldn't get the words the words out.
Speaker 1: He's into what he said, No.
Speaker 6: Okay, your and Pratt has been let go what officially
Speaker 6: ranked in the top ten in the National Football League
Speaker 6: last season in tackles and a team captain to Jermaine Pratt.
Speaker 1: Say your least wouldn't want to be he made that
Speaker 1: big interception against the Raiders.
Speaker 6: Apparently, I guess he may be headed to lou Anarumo
Speaker 6: in Indianapolis.
Speaker 2: Can't play here, but can be a cult. I guess
Speaker 2: how about the school teacher right about now, she's being sentenced.
Speaker 2: Me and missus Nutley, we got a thing going on,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying. And I don't know what
Speaker 2: you're saying.
Speaker 1: Oh you mean about the Saint X Lady rockies down
Speaker 1: there at sentencing providing background information on other days, but
Speaker 1: they had something yesterday with you being out.
Speaker 6: I guess some big shot or some big shots in
Speaker 6: North Carolina making some waves about the uh Bill Belichick.
Speaker 6: What's your name, Jordan Smith or Jordan's speech Jordan Hudson, whatever,
Speaker 6: it didn't segment of some of the big shots down
Speaker 6: there are kind of concerned about the relationship.
Speaker 2: All I'm telling you is that the bet I have
Speaker 2: with the rock stands. He will not coach one game
Speaker 2: for I'm just saying and Marty's angry about this too,
Speaker 2: isn't he?
Speaker 1: I got to report it to the show. Well, Marty's
Speaker 1: not happy. Well, I don't know.
Speaker 2: All I can say is also saying we want to
Speaker 2: acknowledge that ACR Gunna pulls and spas since the official
Speaker 2: sponsor of the students report, according to Tony Bender and
Speaker 2: also McKinley Mortphage.
Speaker 1: Is that correct? Tony says, yes, yes, Willie.
Speaker 6: We also want to say we want to wish happy
Speaker 6: ninety fifth birthday and retirement. This lady just retired from
Speaker 6: working forty hours a week at the Anderson Kroger on Saturday. Wilma, congratulations, Wilma, Wilma,
Speaker 6: Happy ninety fifth birthday and happy retirement.
Speaker 1: Why's she quitting? What's up with that? Well, forty hours
Speaker 1: a week at ninety five, keep it going. I think
Speaker 1: you're going to be here. Then it's up to Tony Bender.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. He says, no, Well there you go.
Speaker 2: When you get older, segment, you need to give up
Speaker 2: your work and let younger people take the job.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying? Yes, maybe maybe we'll leave
Speaker 1: when Lapham leaves.
Speaker 6: I thought, well, he's got to get in the when
Speaker 6: are they got to announce a ring of honor thing.
Speaker 6: I told Joe next, I'll leave when you leave. He said, okay,
Speaker 6: he left.
Speaker 1: What happened? You stayed? I told Marty, when you leave,
Speaker 1: I leave. You know what happened? You stayed. I told
Speaker 1: Jim's guy, I'll leave when you leave. You know what happened?
Speaker 1: You stayed. I told Gary Burbank, when you leave, I leave.
Speaker 1: You know what happened? You stayed. I told Mike McConnell,
Speaker 1: when you leave, I leave. You know what happened. Well,
Speaker 1: you almost left.
Speaker 2: I almost did, got close to the fire, to the flame,
Speaker 2: but I backed away. He backed away from shy Town.
Speaker 2: And Mike McConnell took the millions a year and ran
Speaker 2: with it.
Speaker 1: Yes he did. And then he's got a big deal
Speaker 1: at the end to come back, and we paid him
Speaker 1: even more to come. Okay?
Speaker 3: Is that it?
Speaker 1: In sports?
Speaker 2: I have Senator John Houston coming up. Oh, talk about
Speaker 2: the big beautiful Billain about the La Riots. Get the
Speaker 2: popcorn and get the coke. Watch tonight, see what happens, Willie.
Speaker 6: It was on this Ja Dude June tenth, nineteen forty four,
Speaker 6: six days after the invasion of d Day.
Speaker 1: Speaking of the old left hander. That's right.
Speaker 6: He pitched for the Reds at age fifteen at Crasey
Speaker 6: Field against against Saint Louis not good the Cardinals two
Speaker 6: thirds of an inning, five runs, two hits, five walks,
Speaker 6: and a wild pitch becoming the youngest player in Major
Speaker 6: League Baseball history on this day in nineteen forty four
Speaker 6: at Crosley Field.
Speaker 1: The old left hander, I think Jim Scott throughout the
Speaker 1: first pitch. Now they're together with God and heaven, with
Speaker 1: God above, amen, two good men. Segment has had it
Speaker 1: in sports, I think, so give me out of the
Speaker 1: student's report, please. And by the way, when you see
Speaker 1: a cop, don't commit a crime. And this presence, okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's good advice.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Willian Hotter of a uh, this is Tuesday. We leave
Speaker 6: you with the immortal words of the Stood.
Speaker 2: I think there's a disconnect among the real people who
Speaker 2: live in America and the coastal elites. I can go
Speaker 2: weeks and weeks and never get a telephone call from
Speaker 2: anyone criticizing the Trumpster. We love Donald J.
Speaker 4: Trump.
Speaker 2: Sag your reaction, Trumpster. I want to see him at
Speaker 2: Rest Avenue Center and maybe mayor Bass. The rest of
Speaker 2: the Marines are there. They only got six hundred, but
Speaker 2: they're not deployed. They're hanging around just waiting. Oh but
Speaker 2: when the Marines show up, that's when the degenerates will
Speaker 2: start committing crime. Incentivized by the Marines, the Highway Patrol,
Speaker 2: the Sheriff's Department LAPD, and the National Guard. That's when
Speaker 2: they're going to commit crime when they see a cop. Okay,
Speaker 2: until then, they're peaceful.
Speaker 1: You got that. Okay, Let's continue with more Bill cunning
Speaker 1: into Great American Live and show them of the reds.
Speaker 1: They gonna roll down tanks in LA. I'm not sure the.
Speaker 2: Road's gonna handle it, but we'll see throw the rocks
Speaker 2: at the tanks. To watch what happens on seven hundred
Speaker 2: WLW Bill Cunningham The Great America.
Speaker 1: Of course, many.
Speaker 2: Issues are happening with a big, beautiful Bill, and also
Speaker 2: the rioting taking place in LA. And by the way,
Speaker 2: there was also many riots happening in Austin and Dallas, Texas,
Speaker 2: and other cities including Minneapolis and Chicago. And of course
Speaker 2: when the car, when police cars are fire bombed, when
Speaker 2: police are assaulted, when cement bricks and others. Objects are
Speaker 2: thrown at police, including commercial fireworks. It looks like a
Speaker 2: peaceful demonstration to me, joining you and I now Senator
Speaker 2: John Houston of the Great State of Ohio and Senator
Speaker 2: to Houstad, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 2: John Houston, first of all, give me your reaction to
Speaker 2: what's happening in Los Angeles.
Speaker 4: It's a shameful.
Speaker 3: We have.
Speaker 8: People who work here illegally. Many of them are criminals.
Speaker 8: They're they're harming citizens around this country and particularly in
Speaker 8: sanctuary states in the city like Los Angeles, California, and
Speaker 8: ICE was there to do its job to arrest these
Speaker 8: criminals and there was a violent protested in due and
Speaker 8: just proving that this you know that we've had an
Speaker 8: invasion that we we need to respond to, the need
Speaker 8: to report how hard it is for these men and
Speaker 8: women of law enforcement to deal with these issues and
Speaker 8: sanctuary cities and states. And then what did Gavin Newsom
Speaker 8: and the mayor of Los Angeles do? They sided with
Speaker 8: the criminals instead of law abiding citizens. They sided with
Speaker 8: illegal aliens. They sided with the vandals of the small
Speaker 8: businesses they I mean, it's it's just stunning to me
Speaker 8: how they just seemed to pick the wrong side of
Speaker 8: the argument. They're not for American citizens, They're for people
Speaker 8: who are here illegally.
Speaker 2: As far as this morning, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth
Speaker 2: was in an oversight hearing in the House, and I'm
Speaker 2: sure you're busy there in Washington not paying much attention
Speaker 2: to the House. But the Democrats went after him hard
Speaker 2: because he's saying the Democrats are saying Marines are being
Speaker 2: used as political pawns, that this is illegal, it was unconstitutional.
Speaker 1: I would point out that.
Speaker 2: They are no federal court as we sit here this
Speaker 2: Tuesday afternoon is declared this is somehow illegal what the
Speaker 2: President is doing. But are you okay with the president
Speaker 2: in a sense sending in the federalizing the National Guard,
Speaker 2: which has happened many times in American history, or when
Speaker 2: the local governor or mayor refuses to act to save
Speaker 2: their own citizens, are you okay with that?
Speaker 4: Well? I am.
Speaker 8: If frankly, Gavin Newsom should have done this on his own,
Speaker 8: it shouldn't have come to the President having to do this.
Speaker 8: If we had those kinds of If we had those
Speaker 8: kinds of riot in Ohio, Governor DeWine would have called
Speaker 8: out the National Guard to help protect the property, not
Speaker 8: to perform a law enforcement function, but to protect the
Speaker 8: federal state institutions, to protect businesses from the violent rioters.
Speaker 8: I mean the number one job of somebody in ownership
Speaker 8: or a mayor at to protecture citizens. And when they
Speaker 8: refused to do it, this is something that I feel
Speaker 8: like President Trump Seldy had no other options.
Speaker 2: And the other issue, you know, in the nineteen sixties
Speaker 2: and fifties, there were Democrats in cities and counties and
Speaker 2: states all over the South, and they refused to enforce
Speaker 2: federal law. Whether it was George Wallace and Alabama or
Speaker 2: Governor Orville Fobas in Arkansas.
Speaker 1: They said to the Fed stay out.
Speaker 4: We got this.
Speaker 1: We're not going to have you come in here.
Speaker 2: But there was federal law that had to be imposed
Speaker 2: upon the South in order to make sure that black
Speaker 2: children educated in public schools. And the Democrats of that
Speaker 2: era said, you know what, federal law doesn't apply. It's
Speaker 2: all about states rights. And here we are sixty years
Speaker 2: later and we're in the same circumstance. Now we're local
Speaker 2: democrats refused to shall we say, enforced federal law, which
Speaker 2: is relative to illegal immigration.
Speaker 1: So do you see history repeating itself?
Speaker 8: Yeah, who would ever thought that Gavin Newsom would have
Speaker 8: like George Wallace Bill. I mean, it's it's stunning to
Speaker 8: me that they have not been willing to protect their
Speaker 8: own and in their own business and businesses. And it
Speaker 8: looks that's I got to come back to this because
Speaker 8: that's what government's job is is protected citizens from criminals.
Speaker 4: In this case, these are people who are not fellow Americans.
Speaker 8: They're illegal, They're illegally here committing crimes, running through the
Speaker 8: streets of La burning Americans flags between Mexican flags, and
Speaker 8: and you know who.
Speaker 4: You know harmed by this.
Speaker 8: The most are legal, the people who legally came here
Speaker 8: from Mexico, the people who who legally came here from
Speaker 8: other countries. Those are the people who are being tarnished
Speaker 8: by the terrible image that these illegals and people who
Speaker 8: shouldn't be here arenishing, turnishing the image of the people
Speaker 8: who did it right. And and you've got to protect
Speaker 8: the citizens.
Speaker 1: That's job number one of government.
Speaker 2: John houstaid, let's talk briefly about the big beautiful bill.
Speaker 2: Some of the Democratic Party don't want it to pass.
Speaker 2: If it's a positive, they don't want it to hell
Speaker 2: with the middle class.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: And of course, what's your feeling now sitting there in
Speaker 2: the Senate. I listen to Tom, Senator Tom Cotton, who
Speaker 2: is a great American. I listened to Senator Ron Johnson
Speaker 2: of Wisconsin, and he's willing to stand up to the
Speaker 2: President to say, you know what, we can't continue with
Speaker 2: these deficits. The deficit is completely out of control. And Uh,
Speaker 2: and I imagine for the next five years we're gonna
Speaker 2: have a deficit of two trillion dollars a year, which
Speaker 2: is ten more trillion. We're gonna be close to fifty
Speaker 2: trillion dollars. Where does Senator John Euston stand on increasing
Speaker 2: the deficit?
Speaker 8: Well, first of all, the reason that we have to
Speaker 8: do the beautiful bill is that the American people will
Speaker 8: see a four trillion dollar tax increase on them if
Speaker 8: we fail to get it accomplished, which means for a
Speaker 8: family of four making eighty thousand dollars a year, you'll
Speaker 8: see a seventeen hundred dollars increase on their tax bill.
Speaker 8: So we can't let that happen. If we need a
Speaker 8: pro growth, pro family tax policy in this country. And
Speaker 8: this is exactly what it will be. And remember this
Speaker 8: isn't a new for the most part, this isn't anything.
Speaker 4: This is just preserved plan that.
Speaker 8: Some very tax policy that we're living under today. So
Speaker 8: we'll see it go up by four trillion if we
Speaker 8: don't get it done.
Speaker 4: But we should be pushed. Bill.
Speaker 8: I don't being pushed to say, hey, we need to
Speaker 8: find more savings. We need to make sure that we
Speaker 8: don't make this that we put America back on a
Speaker 8: sound fiscal footing. I keep pushing this process that I'm
Speaker 8: part of here to try to find more savings, you know,
Speaker 8: and where can we find savings? Well, first of all,
Speaker 8: how about we don't pay for illegal immigrants who are
Speaker 8: using the SNAP program or the Medicaid program. How about
Speaker 8: we say, hey, for those of you who are healthy,
Speaker 8: able bodied adults, that you should work in return for
Speaker 8: the generous benefits your fellow taxpayers are providing for you
Speaker 8: under the medicaid system.
Speaker 4: All of those kinds of things will help.
Speaker 8: Broad down the cost of providing services, will shrink on
Speaker 8: the size of the deficits. But I'm always in for
Speaker 8: doing more. I think there's more that we can do
Speaker 8: in the Senate, I'll be pushing this, pushing the process
Speaker 8: to try to find more savings where we can so
Speaker 8: we put America back on a more sounds little footing.
Speaker 2: All right, Satatra, John Houston, thanks for coming on the
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham Show. Will continue to monitor the events, not
Speaker 2: just in California but locally. And I would say that
Speaker 2: when you're a big blue city and a big blue state,
Speaker 2: whether it's New York City or Chicago, or Los Angeles
Speaker 2: or San Francisco, there's nothing but difficulties, nothing but problems.
Speaker 2: At least here in Ohio. We have about eight counties
Speaker 2: that have lost their way. The other eighty are in
Speaker 2: pretty good shape. But Senator John Houston, thanks for coming
Speaker 2: on the Bill Cunningham Show, and Senator will do it again.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Thank you, Bill, God bless Let's
Speaker 2: continue with more and if line becomes available five one
Speaker 2: to three, seven four, nine, seven thousand or pounds seven
Speaker 2: hundred and new at and T Bill Cunningham with you
Speaker 2: every day A news Radio seven hundred WW by Billy Cunningham,
Speaker 2: the Great American. And some of the reception of John
Speaker 2: Houston wasn't the best. That we're going to hook up
Speaker 2: with him later on to clean things up. But one
Speaker 2: thing the sheriff brought up earlier, Richard K. Jones, and
Speaker 2: that is the argument of the radical left is don't
Speaker 2: call in the National Guard, don't call it the US Marines,
Speaker 2: don't call an LAPD, don't bring in the county sheriff,
Speaker 2: don't bring in chips because, after all, the presence of
Speaker 2: law enforcement may cause somebody to commit crime.
Speaker 1: Who believes that crap?
Speaker 2: Can you imagine if you would see a police officer
Speaker 2: and National guardsman and suddenly you say, you know what,
Speaker 2: I'm a peaceful, quiet person, but having seen that, I'm
Speaker 2: going to start throwing things at them?
Speaker 1: Does that make sense to you? I pray not.
Speaker 2: One other issue to bring up is General Keen, one
Speaker 2: of my favorites on Fox News. His issue a warning
Speaker 2: this morning about China conducting the most comprehensive penetration of
Speaker 2: US society and our two hundred and fifty year history,
Speaker 2: believe it or not, two hundred and fifty year history
Speaker 2: kind of begins in July fourth of next year, which
Speaker 2: is going to be a great military parade and more.
Speaker 2: He laid out several things the communist red Chinese are
Speaker 2: doing that is below the radar, which will cause profound
Speaker 2: harm to the American people. The newest is a bio
Speaker 2: weapon called a crop killing, a virus that when released
Speaker 2: into fields would kill corn, barley, oates, etc. And also
Speaker 2: secondly the drugs in the fentanyl. One hundred thousand Americans
Speaker 2: die every year through the importation of precursors and other
Speaker 2: drugs from communist Red China. At this point, even the
Speaker 2: New York Times had to acknowledge a couple of weeks
Speaker 2: ago that they can't understand why ventanyl deaths are so
Speaker 2: low in the country right now. And the reason they're
Speaker 2: so low, of course, is because of Donald Trump. He's
Speaker 2: making it more difficult for the communist Red Chinese to
Speaker 2: infiltrate the Southern market with drugs and fentanyl, saving maybe
Speaker 2: as many as fifty thousand lives per year in the
Speaker 2: area of colleges and universities. Can you believe there's three
Speaker 2: hundred thousand or so Chinese students every year educated in
Speaker 2: America patrolled by Chinese police stations. You may know there's
Speaker 2: three or four American cities that have located Red Chinese
Speaker 2: communist police stations that keep an eye to three hundred
Speaker 2: thousand students and others that are here. And on top
Speaker 2: of that, TikTok, you know, the TikTok generation is now
Speaker 2: fully engaged. And TikTok means they sweep up all the
Speaker 2: private information of numerous Americans, especially young Americans, to be
Speaker 2: used against them later in life. The trade deals are
Speaker 2: one way. I've had many friends tell me. I have
Speaker 2: a small business owner friend of mine who had a
Speaker 2: process to create a medical appliance that cost nineteen dollars
Speaker 2: for each one, and he sold them at eighty nine dollars,
Speaker 2: making about eighty dollars in each one. The communist red
Speaker 2: Chinese came in and said, instead of you paying nineteen
Speaker 2: dollars to create this medical apparatus, how about we're making
Speaker 2: them for you for one dollar and then you can
Speaker 2: make that extra profit. For a year or two, he
Speaker 2: was able to make significantly more profits that he used
Speaker 2: to expand the business. But at some point the communist
Speaker 2: red Chinese went to the suppliers that he developed over
Speaker 2: years of that medical appliance and they undercut him, put
Speaker 2: him out of business. And where does he go then
Speaker 2: to get trademark infringement and communist red China. The answer
Speaker 2: is nowhere. The Beijing government does not recognize trademarks, trade names,
Speaker 2: and proprietary information. So he lost his business. Hundreds of
Speaker 2: American jobs went away, and the Chinese took the whole
Speaker 2: damn thing over. And on top of that the fact
Speaker 2: that communist red Chinese want to wait out Donald Trump
Speaker 2: for the next liberal Democrat to come into town, in
Speaker 2: which case the drug importation will continue. The military will
Speaker 2: keep flying balloons over the top of this great country
Speaker 2: of ours. They will continue to buy up the land
Speaker 2: around US military basis, importing more Chinese college kids into
Speaker 2: America colleges, universities, increased TikTok, and also do the trade
Speaker 2: deals most amenable towards the Chinese government itself. So when
Speaker 2: General Jack Keene of Forstar says that China is conducting
Speaker 2: the most comprehensive, unbelievable penetration in US societal history getting
Speaker 2: ready for our two hundred and fiftieth year history, believe it.
Speaker 2: The funding for Antifa and the funding for the anarchists
Speaker 2: fueling many the rights in American cities today are coming
Speaker 2: through directly indirectly the communist red Chinese. So whether it's
Speaker 2: the military, whether it's the drugs. Pharmaceutical drugs.
Speaker 1: How about this.
Speaker 2: Ninety percent of legal American pharmaceutical drugs are made in communists.
Speaker 1: Retch Shauna, not made here. Put it all together.
Speaker 2: This is a dagger aimed at the heart of the
Speaker 2: American system of government, the American military, and also our
Speaker 2: children through TikTok, through drug use trade deals that are
Speaker 2: one way police stations located inside of America, and more.
Speaker 2: They're hoping for one thing, a short presidency of Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: then Brigan Gavin Newsom as the forty eighth President of
Speaker 2: the United States, and then happy days will be here
Speaker 2: again for the communist red Chinese two thirty Homing Your
Speaker 2: Reds and more kicking off tonight about five point forty
Speaker 2: on news radio seven hundred WLW, Cincinnati. If this thing works,
Speaker 2: I will crawl every foot between Fountain Square and Frimily
Speaker 2: Market on my hands and knees.
Speaker 1: I will crawl up Vine Street. If this thing works.
Speaker 1: I will crawl on my knees, hands and belly. If
Speaker 1: this thing works, and Mayor Mark Mallory can ride me
Speaker 1: all the way up to Findley Market. Hello, quiet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 4: God.
Speaker 1: If this thing works, I will crawl every foot between
Speaker 1: Fountain Square and Findley Market on my hands and knees.
Speaker 1: I will crawl up Vine Street. If this thing works,
Speaker 1: I will crawl on my knees, hands and belly. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure if this thing works, and Mayor Mark Mallory
Speaker 1: can ride me all the way up to Findley Market.
Speaker 1: Street car segment. I made a comment at the time,
Speaker 1: and I like to like to withdraw and some of
Speaker 1: my comments. Some I think it was AI.
Speaker 2: Hey, that was say, that was Rockey, that was AI
Speaker 2: generated the street car twelve long before AI was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm pretty sure I want to revise and extend
Speaker 1: my remark. Can I Can I do that? Go ahead
Speaker 1: right now?
Speaker 2: No thing, I'm well, I'm not sure that thing's working anyway.
Speaker 2: It's free, right, you don't have to pay, But I
Speaker 2: had to pay to go, it'd be different. But I
Speaker 2: crawl on my belly and let Mark Mallory ride me
Speaker 2: and whip me on my flanks, which I might like
Speaker 2: a little bit. That's a different story. But nonetheless, twelve,
Speaker 2: you know you gotta do that.
Speaker 1: Have af Tab do it. He's got he's got yet,
Speaker 1: you got some serious issues.
Speaker 2: Got a guy walking around O tr with a butcher,
Speaker 2: a bloody butcher knife. People saying nothing.
Speaker 4: Wrong with that.
Speaker 5: Cut off the ankle, monitor, got it off, got four yesterday?
Speaker 5: What Mike say if anything not good?
Speaker 4: Not good?
Speaker 1: It's typical a rock you wearing sand X boxing I
Speaker 1: watch I listened to yesterday during my four hours at
Speaker 1: christ Hospital my wife's hand surgery. That's a different that
Speaker 1: go by the way. It's the whole procedure was ten minutes.
Speaker 2: Got like a trigger finger it gets stuck or something
Speaker 2: to do that right there, ten minutes, but it took
Speaker 2: four hours start to finish.
Speaker 5: So it's released now release can open hands slash. See
Speaker 5: right here, I see that there's a little red there.
Speaker 1: That was a punch.
Speaker 5: That's either a hickey or act wasn't okay, all right,
Speaker 5: blame me for the record, for the record, that was
Speaker 5: a punch. She got it now her she can't she
Speaker 5: only could make a fist.
Speaker 2: Now she can release her fingers and really attack me,
Speaker 2: which I kind of like, different issue anything.
Speaker 5: Going on with saying next, well, they of course they
Speaker 5: just won the lacrosse Stage championship.
Speaker 1: Brought that up up.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 5: They're coming in Friday. So and how about the story
Speaker 5: two years in a row. The previous two years they
Speaker 5: were runner ups. Okay, they lost in the state final games.
Speaker 5: This year they marched Glory, stronger, secretary ass and took
Speaker 5: names Levian and the ladies are coming in the Division
Speaker 5: one champs are coming in Thursday.
Speaker 1: Maybe the Bombers are coming and win, right nice?
Speaker 2: Have you thought about changing bombers one of the Indians names?
Speaker 2: You know, it's kind of like militaristic kills a lot
Speaker 2: of innocent people along with those that are responsible and
Speaker 2: the bombers.
Speaker 1: Is this in a name that really fits the weast?
Speaker 1: You know the history of the name.
Speaker 8: You'll know this.
Speaker 1: I know that from Charlie Wolf. I knew it Charlie
Speaker 1: Wolf for his throwing bombs and Charlie Wolf was catching them.
Speaker 2: And this is like in the late nineteen forties, early
Speaker 2: nineteen fifties, and the inquir did it and it kind
Speaker 2: of stuck.
Speaker 5: Now they're the Bombers. It's a very unique name. How
Speaker 5: many other Bombers mascots are out there? None what Mason Mason.
Speaker 6: Should have had the transmitters, that was what they should
Speaker 6: have done, or the towers, Yeah, something like thatthing like that.
Speaker 1: When we have like an explosive device, and when when
Speaker 1: the bombers?
Speaker 4: What is that?
Speaker 1: Some somebody runs around with that date and bomber and
Speaker 1: it might stuck to him. What kind of mascot is
Speaker 1: the bomber?
Speaker 5: But the good news is Saint Axe has been mentioned
Speaker 5: in nothing but positive news here as we stand today
Speaker 5: after the glorious win in the state title game.
Speaker 1: Gentlemen, the sentencing hasn't happened yet. Rock, We'll see what occurs.
Speaker 1: Prove guilty or something. Nothing about the futures. Right now,
Speaker 1: we're parents Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Well, we got an update on him. Jordan Hudson's got
Speaker 2: some problems. Here we go, Rock, you ready for this
Speaker 2: one segment. Get me into the student's report, telling them
Speaker 2: I got something, that I got something.
Speaker 5: I'm going to I'm going to make a claim of
Speaker 5: how this whole Bell Belichick's thing is going to play out.
Speaker 1: Here we go back down. I want you to mark
Speaker 1: this date.
Speaker 6: Mark mark June eleventh, eleventh market Willie the Student Reporter
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Speaker 1: Spot Where did Keaton find that cut of mine? It's
Speaker 1: gotta be Matt Reese again doing something willy. Let's see
Speaker 1: Red's update.
Speaker 6: Reds look for their fifth winning a road tonight and
Speaker 6: two in a row over those Guardians they went last
Speaker 6: night seven four They clinched the first Ohio Cup since
Speaker 6: twenty fourteen.
Speaker 1: Who was president in twenty fourteen?
Speaker 6: Tell them zag guess you are already Nurse Rock already
Speaker 6: go first, Go ahead, take a wild guest segment.
Speaker 1: H Barack Obama's right there.
Speaker 6: At game two tonight, Andrew Rabbit double A goes up
Speaker 6: against Slade Seconi sounds like a hit man. Coverage begins
Speaker 6: at five point forty Sports Doc RNL carriers Inside Pitch,
Speaker 6: Then what Kelsey Chevrolet Extrading show after the.
Speaker 2: Game segment talk about a long time UNC supporter, Marty Brenneman,
Speaker 2: by the way, has complained to the school, explained what's
Speaker 2: going on?
Speaker 1: Uh oh yeah, I told you Y'allahoo Sports Bill Belichick
Speaker 1: doesn't represent tar Hill values. Here's what's gonna happen. You ready,
Speaker 1: I'm ready?
Speaker 3: He is.
Speaker 5: He's going to start the season he's going to coach
Speaker 5: this season. He's going to lead them to eight wins,
Speaker 5: and somewhere around December, the New York Giants are going
Speaker 5: to fire Brian Bayball and he is then going to
Speaker 5: take the job as a New York Giants head coach
Speaker 5: after a successful coaching tenure one year at North Carolina.
Speaker 1: Right down, hit the right there.
Speaker 2: We're going to be foolish. He'll never begin coaching one game.
Speaker 2: These supporters were saying he doesn't represent Tarhel values, but they're.
Speaker 5: Gonna leave him in place just to see how this
Speaker 5: plays out. And guess what, He's gonna win some games.
Speaker 5: He's got the schedule to do it, he's got the
Speaker 5: personnel to do it. He has the pelts on the
Speaker 5: wall if you will to do it. He is going
Speaker 5: to coach that team. They're gonna win some games, win
Speaker 5: eight games, and then he is going to in December,
Speaker 5: the Giants fire their head coach and he takes over
Speaker 5: of that job. Quote on long that's my prediction.
Speaker 2: I'm a long term UNC fan, cannot believe we're stuck
Speaker 2: with a coach who's clearly being run by a woman
Speaker 2: young enough to be great granddaughter dominating football that's his
Speaker 2: own personal business.
Speaker 1: His own personal business is personal business.
Speaker 6: It won't end well, it makes us look foolish almost
Speaker 6: like that doesn't make any difference today.
Speaker 1: Well, he's got the ability now, Just win, baby, just win.
Speaker 1: Given his ability, by the way, Belichick can pay them
Speaker 1: one million dollars.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 5: He will pay them the one million dollars to get
Speaker 5: out of the contract and go and take over for the.
Speaker 6: New York Football Giants. Also, Willie, let's see back to
Speaker 6: the Reds reliever of bred Souiter. The man of Mueller
Speaker 6: is on the bereavement list now. So the Reds have
Speaker 6: called up left handed pitcher Joel Sarsa, who has been
Speaker 6: called up from Triple A.
Speaker 1: About three o'clock. Rocky may be on the bereatman list.
Speaker 1: Bengals up.
Speaker 6: They brought to you by good Spirits at Party Town,
Speaker 6: thirteen convenient locations in northern Kentucky. Mandatory mini camp opened today.
Speaker 6: And no, Trey Hendrickson not going to show up?
Speaker 1: Why not, I say?
Speaker 5: And TV TJ wat's not showing up. And see what
Speaker 5: the difference is. Pittsburghs pay him like forty million dollars
Speaker 5: a year. Okay, the Bengals are not going to pay
Speaker 5: Trey Henderson more than the what twenty eight the rumored
Speaker 5: they want to give him. It's pretty nice payday on
Speaker 5: the wrong side of thirty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's older than Hendrickson.
Speaker 5: What he's younger and he that's not what this story, well,
Speaker 5: that's the same. I'm reading from the truthful news and
Speaker 5: he is younger. Online dot com, well know, National Inquire
Speaker 5: dot com.
Speaker 4: You get your.
Speaker 6: First round picturemar Stewart attending but not practicing due to
Speaker 6: the contract situation.
Speaker 1: What about that one? Rock? What kid?
Speaker 5: The bang was just just do what the thirty one
Speaker 5: other teams do when it comes to this sort of
Speaker 5: thing and just give them the guarantees and let's go.
Speaker 6: No Dax Hill and arguing over Nichols here, the Hills
Speaker 6: aren't there, either Dax Hill or b J.
Speaker 1: Hill are not there. Why, I don't know. The Athletic
Speaker 1: put out a pointless Bill Belichick Jordan Hudson expose which
Speaker 1: did nothing for sports. M just reading the headlines. That's
Speaker 1: all I do.
Speaker 5: Read a headline, street headlines, I'm doing random headline.
Speaker 1: Athletic dropped an in depth hit piece on Bill Bellichi.
Speaker 5: By the way, I want my my ice cream Sunday.
Speaker 5: I want it from Graders. Okay, Greaters, I'm gonna win.
Speaker 5: You're going to get it from the other day. I
Speaker 5: want that would be a good idea, I mentioning that
Speaker 5: the cone.
Speaker 2: Yes, And according to w r a l dot com,
Speaker 2: what is Jordan Hudson learning from Bill Belichick.
Speaker 1: That to be a real estate mogul? What's he getting
Speaker 1: from her? I don't understand. Okay, you're correct. Please, the
Speaker 1: thing that's undefeated, the lapok was not a bad trade off.
Speaker 5: I mean, when you think about it, undefeated, untied, unscored
Speaker 5: on literal wars, war throughout the human history have been started,
Speaker 5: fought and won and lost over such things.
Speaker 1: And gravitational pull, birth, the sun, the moon, stars make
Speaker 1: men do crazy things. Really throughout through human history. Yes,
Speaker 1: I've noticed that.
Speaker 2: I don't know what today tar He'll say, chance to
Speaker 2: play for the team, and Bill Belichick is what causing
Speaker 2: the program to take off to places here before unknown.
Speaker 1: That's the that's the goal.
Speaker 5: If he was in the SEC, I'd say, Okay, this
Speaker 5: is gonna end poorly. But he's in the a SEC,
Speaker 5: which is a very very winnable conference.
Speaker 1: TCU to start the year. Not Bet, he's used good
Speaker 1: team and you're start from forty one to two. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean, we can do this all day long. But
Speaker 1: I'm saying he's gonna coach, He's gonna win some games. Bet,
Speaker 1: how about a bar already got one? Got me a
Speaker 1: banana split?
Speaker 6: No, I want a high parch Sunday No, courtesy of
Speaker 6: the Savannah Bananas coming to town this week.
Speaker 5: By the way, Eddie and I will be live along
Speaker 5: with Mo will be live from the Holy Grail three
Speaker 5: to six pm to talk about the bananas.
Speaker 1: Nothing better banana than the hardam Globe. Shodders of baseball sold.
Speaker 6: Out the seven hundred WLW Cincinnati VA Medical Center. Banana
Speaker 6: Bash starts Friday at three oh five with you clowns,
Speaker 6: we'll see live in the Holy Grail.
Speaker 2: We'll sell everything, sell it all, sell it all. My
Speaker 2: pen Is sponsored, my eyebrowser sponsored Unbelievable Andy Mack.
Speaker 1: What else you got, Oh, we got we.
Speaker 2: Got red at Thuneberg. She's now a hostage. Supposedly, No,
Speaker 2: they threw her out of Israel and they said you
Speaker 2: go back the other way.
Speaker 1: But just telling her how badly she's being treated.
Speaker 5: The picture I saw she's like got like warm clothes
Speaker 5: and a hat and like eating potato chips is craziest
Speaker 5: thing ever.
Speaker 1: I got a question for you here. Here's a big question.
Speaker 1: Give me a question.
Speaker 5: All the rioters in La Yeah, okay, they are they
Speaker 5: are illegal immigrants saying they belong in America.
Speaker 1: Correct?
Speaker 5: Why are they flying Mexican flag? Shouldn't they be flying
Speaker 5: American flags? No, if Mexico is so bad that they
Speaker 5: don't and they don't want to go back there, why
Speaker 5: are they flying Mexican flags?
Speaker 1: To answer this question, answer the question, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Don't answer the experts, because that is the Mexican flag
Speaker 1: is the flag of where they are.
Speaker 2: I saw this activist on MSNBC last night. I was
Speaker 2: watching this morning about one am, and they said California
Speaker 2: is part of Mexico because it was wrongfully taken.
Speaker 1: This is our indigenous land. So the American flag is
Speaker 1: the enemy, and the Mexican flag is the hometown flag
Speaker 1: of Los Angeles. There's a clue, Sherlock, Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Speaker 1: it's all Hispanic. You took it wrongfully, Rock. The Mexican
Speaker 1: plague is the American flag. I dare you to think differently. Also,
Speaker 1: they want Texas, Nevada, Arizona coming to Colorado. War We
Speaker 1: kicked their ass. Yes, Zachary Taylor spoiled, not really indigenous lands.
Speaker 1: The Mexican flag is the indigenous flag of the indigenous people.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Segment U smeil what I'm cooking.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And lastly, have you seen a cop in uniform? And
Speaker 2: you were a peaceful guy, but once you saw the
Speaker 2: police officer, so Segment told me, he's going up seventy
Speaker 2: five to get home.
Speaker 1: He's going about fifty miles an hour. He saw a
Speaker 1: highway patrol and he said, damn, he used a bad word,
Speaker 1: four to one hundred. He wasn't going to speed until
Speaker 1: he saw the cop. When he saw the cop, that's
Speaker 1: when he's committed a crime. Does that make sense to.
Speaker 5: You that this the will of the most American people.
Speaker 5: The logic is on the side of Gavin Newsom is
Speaker 5: horribly wrong. California is a war zone. Trump has every
Speaker 5: right to go in and do what he's hopefully eventually
Speaker 5: going to do. You're making me he's kicking ass and
Speaker 5: taking name. You're making those by the way, so right
Speaker 5: out of the gate, at three o'clock, we have Pete
Speaker 5: Family college football senior writer for ESPN, but talks about
Speaker 5: I'm not going to ask him about that, Okay him,
Speaker 5: we're gonna talk about that. We're going to talk about
Speaker 5: the settlement, the NCAA settlement. So now athletic departments moving
Speaker 5: forward will have twenty point five million dollars to pay
Speaker 5: nil or not not pay an ile to pay money
Speaker 5: to players.
Speaker 1: But that goes across all the sports. So what sports
Speaker 1: are going to get the money? What sports aren't going
Speaker 1: to get the money? And softball and women's soccer, what's.
Speaker 5: Gonna happen to those If we're in a world where
Speaker 5: it's come down to if this is a true business,
Speaker 5: and those sports already lose money by hundreds, if not millions,
Speaker 5: hundreds of thousands of millions of dollars a year, you
Speaker 5: think they're gonna stay, You think they're gonna keep them,
Speaker 5: or are they gonna go away?
Speaker 1: You have to pay across estimates.
Speaker 5: I saw there could be five thousand college athletes and
Speaker 5: these peripheral sports that get axed, like the rowing team
Speaker 5: goes bye by the gymnastics team because they don't make
Speaker 5: any sense. You can't be you don't have any money
Speaker 5: to pay them in an eye on they don't generate
Speaker 5: any revenue anyway. It's a bad thing, not a good thing.
Speaker 5: I predicted all this in like twenty fifteen has thirty
Speaker 5: six men's and men and women's sports combined. Why would
Speaker 5: they keep all thirty six of them if they're not
Speaker 5: generating a revenue. In a world where you got to
Speaker 5: pay the athletes, not paying your way, you get cut,
Speaker 5: by the way, I mean twenty a half million dollars.
Speaker 5: I mean, some guys are gonna have to take pay cuts.
Speaker 5: Ohio State's roster last year, their football team that the
Speaker 5: national title right against Thundre Dame mission is twenty.
Speaker 1: Two million dollars twenty two in just a football program.
Speaker 5: Well now, entire athletic departments have twenty point five million
Speaker 5: dollars to pay athletes. So the basketball coacher say, well, wait, man,
Speaker 5: we need you know at least eight to ten of that,
Speaker 5: And the football coaches aid, no, no, no, no. So
Speaker 5: the schools that have great football programs but no basketball program,
Speaker 5: they're looking pretty good right now. But what if you're Florida.
Speaker 5: You have a great basketball team and a great football team.
Speaker 5: Now what what does that do to each You could
Speaker 5: say it brings them both down to a level of mediocrity.
Speaker 2: So there's so many more questions than answered. So, well,
Speaker 2: how you can spend the same amount of money as Alabama?
Speaker 4: Correct?
Speaker 1: Does that make sense? You segment?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 6: How about how much would you be worth rock if
Speaker 6: you were out of Notre Dame now playing at Notre
Speaker 6: Dame and they were rolling in this dough?
Speaker 1: I would just be willing to just give me one
Speaker 1: hundred bucks. Does I didn't even get that. I didn't
Speaker 1: get five bucks. Nothing.
Speaker 6: Take you good and buy a kid McDonald's hamburger around
Speaker 6: fifteen years ago.
Speaker 5: You couldn't take my girlfriend for a cheeseburger after the game,
Speaker 5: try to impress.
Speaker 1: Guess what hold the pickle? I got a degree from
Speaker 1: Notre Dame. Some of the best years of my life.
Speaker 1: I'll take it. I got a pickle for that. Drugs
Speaker 1: on that. And then four o'clock we have Kevin Euculus
Speaker 1: joining the show. Yes, how about that?
Speaker 5: Yes, he's a guy been somewhat active politically, right, we're
Speaker 5: going to get into that today, but just catch up
Speaker 5: with him.
Speaker 1: He's got a I got a beer company. He's got
Speaker 1: a coffee company and local hero Kevin Eucles. Can I
Speaker 1: join yo? You something that's he's a good guy.
Speaker 3: I like you.
Speaker 8: I like him.
Speaker 1: Good guys. Gonna join the show at four o'clock.
Speaker 2: I need some hair though he's kind of bald rocky,
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Thank you still using I'll crawl
Speaker 2: on my knee all up Pine Street, but Mark Maller around.
Speaker 1: My back, whipping you like a rented mule, which I
Speaker 1: might like. Segment Get me out of the Stude Report.
Speaker 6: Willie and Otter of a great day here in the
Speaker 6: Tri State and go Reds number five tonight and the
Speaker 6: Ohio Cup champs. Yeah we now they got got Now
Speaker 6: they're going to go for the second trophy that comes
Speaker 6: up in October.
Speaker 1: What that Stanley Cup.
Speaker 6: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stood Report,
Speaker 6: and God bless our beloved President Barack Obama.
Speaker 1: Now that was right right there. He's from Kenya and
Speaker 1: it was twenty ten, Dave Keaton, A I I didn't
Speaker 1: say that time stamped on seven hundred w U L
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