Speaker 1: Glorious Wednesday afternoon in the Tri State. The weather is
Speaker 1: absolutely perfect, may rain a little bit. Tomorrow night, Reds
Speaker 1: Baseball kicks off. As Brian Hamrick knows about five forty tonight,
Speaker 1: first bitch about six forty last night, about a two
Speaker 1: hour game. Hunter Green is up for the Cy Young Award,
Speaker 1: even though he pukes on the mound. I say, if
Speaker 1: that's what gets it done, puke all you want and
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens tonight. And if the Reds win tonight,
Speaker 1: they are tied for second place, about three games out
Speaker 1: of the Wildcard, which is I told Tony Bender unbelievable.
Speaker 1: I'd say, keep hope alive. Get the paddles, Handy. There's
Speaker 1: still a heartbeat. But if the Reds can win. If
Speaker 1: if the Reds win tonight, they're going to be tied
Speaker 1: for second place with a bullet and Brian Hamrick, welcome
Speaker 1: again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Brian Hamrick, how
Speaker 1: are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good? Thank again, mister Cunningham.
Speaker 1: Have you ever done a stand up where just before
Speaker 1: you Sharie Paulo throws it to you, you vomit and
Speaker 1: then you're ready to go? Because once again last night.
Speaker 1: Hunter Green not related to Hunter Biden. I might add
Speaker 1: got sick on the again. It's a thing that he does.
Speaker 1: What would happen if you puked before you did a
Speaker 1: live stand.
Speaker 2: Up Well, I will tell you this years ago back
Speaker 2: when I get to do stand up comedy, I did
Speaker 2: that for a number of years. I tell people I
Speaker 2: got in the news because of two were so similar.
Speaker 2: But I was I had this guy and he had
Speaker 2: been David Cassidy. You remember David Cassidy, The Parker's family
Speaker 2: had a bunch of hits. I had this guy had
Speaker 2: been his like substitute manager, and he said that David
Speaker 2: Cassidy got so nervous before his performances. He would hurl
Speaker 2: every single time. And he said that there was a
Speaker 2: joke that that was who had David's bucket, and that
Speaker 2: was like a nightly thing. So some of these performers,
Speaker 2: there's some of these people that expect so much out
Speaker 2: of himself get so nervous before these things, and so
Speaker 2: it doesn't surprise me in a lot of ways.
Speaker 1: Well it's happening, and I'm thinking, go with it. He's,
Speaker 1: according to the experts, is one of the top three
Speaker 1: for the cy Young Award. And the last time a
Speaker 1: Retz Pitcher won the Say Young was Trevor Bauer. We
Speaker 1: know what happened to him, and he was screwed, blue
Speaker 1: tattooed and barbecued by a couple of ladies out in California.
Speaker 1: And it was all a bunch of bs. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: you can't get back. And let's talk about issues other
Speaker 1: than hurling, vomiting and puking, which is always a great
Speaker 1: topic on a Wednesday afternoon during the lunch our break.
Speaker 3: But I saw it.
Speaker 2: When you're when you're on the manager supposed to be
Speaker 2: hurling the ball, but.
Speaker 1: He says he is a nervous stomach, and I thought, I,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I mean, whatever works hurling. That's why
Speaker 1: you're a comedian. Hit the drums. But you did a
Speaker 1: story last night about marijuana, and Covington, close to your hometown,
Speaker 1: close to Boone County, has approved medical marijuana at some
Speaker 1: point in the future. We're going to try to get
Speaker 1: on the mayor Joe Meyer tomorrow, maybe the vice mayor
Speaker 1: who's in charge of vice. There's not much going on
Speaker 1: in Covington in the area of vice when Rob Sanders
Speaker 1: is around. But nonetheless, You did a really great story
Speaker 1: on Channel five about marijuana the first week. Tell the
Speaker 1: American people what you discovered.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what they're telling us. We went up
Speaker 2: to Ethos and Lebanon and the folks there and they
Speaker 2: let us in, you know, talk to us all about
Speaker 2: they they you know, this thing. It was kind of
Speaker 2: a slow start because the way they had to roll
Speaker 2: it out. They gave it, you know, the light and
Speaker 2: just came out and they got like forty eight hours
Speaker 2: notice and then boom, you're on, you know, And they say,
Speaker 2: so it's sort of a slow roll up. But every
Speaker 2: day they've gotten more and more and more people. And
Speaker 2: I talked to the folks with it was Cresco Labs,
Speaker 2: who run the Sunnyside outfit, and they say, the first
Speaker 2: day Ohio stores the one in Cincinnati, and they have
Speaker 2: them all over, to have them in Michigan and Colorado
Speaker 2: and places where they have already had this for years.
Speaker 2: He said, they outsold everybody. And I said, well, you
Speaker 2: think that'll back off, He goes, I think it is
Speaker 2: just going to increase. He goes, I think we're going
Speaker 2: to see visit levels that we haven't seen. He says,
Speaker 2: he expects Cincinnati and Ohio to be among their top
Speaker 2: selling stores in the country.
Speaker 1: Why, I would ask, why is it purity? Is it
Speaker 1: a sense I'm not violating the law. Is it a
Speaker 1: sense let's try it, after all, it's legal. Is it
Speaker 1: a sense that the pricing, understand is not good compared
Speaker 1: to the dark market. I talk to some people at
Speaker 1: EBN and they told me you can buy it on
Speaker 1: the street a lot cheaper than in these stores, and
Speaker 1: so what about the pricing.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the thing that I think, and I didn't, man,
Speaker 2: I you know, I thought I knew a little something
Speaker 2: about this growing up in the sixties and seventies. I thought, oh,
Speaker 2: I know, I probably know something. I knew people. No,
Speaker 2: I didn't know nothing about this. I mean, there are
Speaker 2: so many different levels of like the grams, the different
Speaker 2: mixtures that they have. They have them for you, we're
Speaker 2: going to go to sleep, you're going to go to
Speaker 2: the concert, you're going you know, they have all kinds
Speaker 2: of different things, and they have these different mixtures, which
Speaker 2: is really key. Like one of the big popular things
Speaker 2: with the gummy people, he needs gummies. Now, Well, somebody
Speaker 2: gives you a gummy and says, oh, man, it's all right. Well,
Speaker 2: the woman that I talked to, she says, look about
Speaker 2: two grams is where I'm at on this. You know. Well,
Speaker 2: I talked to somebody else in their fifty grams, somebody
Speaker 2: that I know. They said one of their friends was
Speaker 2: given a forty five. Didn't know said oh, here's a gummy,
Speaker 2: we'll take a gummy. Okay, Well, these guys said, it's cool.
Speaker 2: They took the gummy. It was a forty five, knocked
Speaker 2: them out like comatose walks, control their vows on the
Speaker 2: floor of the bar, and it was it was a mess,
Speaker 2: and it was like, okay, you do not want That
Speaker 2: was not the experience they were looking for when they
Speaker 2: took that thing. So there's a lot to know when
Speaker 2: you go in here or and if somebody says, oh,
Speaker 2: here's a gummy, you do not want to just take
Speaker 2: a gummy and start chewing on it. If this is
Speaker 2: you don't know, you know anything about it, or you're
Speaker 2: just new into it, uh, that is gonna be probably
Speaker 2: a mistake. I mean, if you're if you're thinking about
Speaker 2: going in and say, oh I'll try this, give it
Speaker 2: a try. I would go in and talk to them
Speaker 2: because they got people in there that'll talk you through
Speaker 2: the whole procedure and how much you might what you know,
Speaker 2: what you're looking for, and how they can make it
Speaker 2: a good experience instead of you know, passed out on
Speaker 2: the bar floor somewhere. You know, but there's way more
Speaker 2: to know than you would ever think.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm glad you brought that up because a lot
Speaker 1: of people thought, Okay, I'll go get some marijuana and
Speaker 1: try it a little bit. But if you walk in
Speaker 1: and say give me marijuana, it's kind of like walking
Speaker 1: into norsetums and say give me a pair of pants.
Speaker 3: I'll take it without try them on, and you have.
Speaker 2: No idea what you're getting. They're like, here's a pair. Well,
Speaker 2: it's not gonna be anything what you were thinking about.
Speaker 2: So yeah, you definitely, like I said, people new to this,
Speaker 2: and that's gonna be a lot of people in Ohio
Speaker 2: and Kentucky who are, you know, kind of new to
Speaker 2: the scene or whatever. They go else legal will see
Speaker 2: what it's about. They're gonna be you definitely want to
Speaker 2: go in and talk to them first before you you know,
Speaker 2: jump into it both feet, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: And as far as pricing of what is the average sale.
Speaker 1: I mean, Tony Benner wants to know if uses to
Speaker 1: start smoking marijuana, shows up a sunnyside walks in the store,
Speaker 1: how much money. I understand you can't use credit cards, right,
Speaker 1: you have to have cash.
Speaker 2: I think you're paying cash. I didn't get into the
Speaker 2: cost of all of it yesterday. I was just, uh
Speaker 2: should say, blown away by how much there was, you know,
Speaker 2: to know in terms of the in terms of the
Speaker 2: you know, amount of THHC no THC some you know,
Speaker 2: all of the different things and the things that they
Speaker 2: add into it. Uh, you know, there was a little
Speaker 2: there was a they had a little look like very
Speaker 2: miniature coke bottles that were had one hundred milligrams just
Speaker 2: in the tiny little coke. But it was like a
Speaker 2: miniature coke bottle, not smaller than the old ones from
Speaker 2: back in the back in the day. Little tiny. I mean, so,
Speaker 2: like I said, but that's what I so. I didn't
Speaker 2: get a lot on the pricing, so I'm not sure
Speaker 2: if they do it by dose. I do know they
Speaker 2: sell like the gummies were in like a little almost
Speaker 2: the size of like a skull can and and they
Speaker 2: were like, I don't know, a dozen or something or
Speaker 2: a couple of dozen in there. But uh, and I
Speaker 2: you know, I didn't even ask them what the prices were,
Speaker 2: So I'm not sure how much for how long that goes.
Speaker 2: I think it depends on the person, because they're saying,
Speaker 2: you know, if a gummy's ten grams and you're a
Speaker 2: two grand person, you're gonna want to break your gummy
Speaker 2: up into you know, three or four parts.
Speaker 1: So as far as as far as the line out
Speaker 1: the door, is it still when you when you survey,
Speaker 1: is it out the door still?
Speaker 2: No, it was. It was busy, well we were up
Speaker 2: in Levenon, it was busy, Uh, but it was not
Speaker 2: out the door. People weren't waiting and they said they
Speaker 2: did not have that. They had that at Sunny And
Speaker 2: I think that's kind of curtailed. I think that was
Speaker 2: just the initial rush when people found out. But these
Speaker 2: guys were saying, look, we hadn't been able to advertise,
Speaker 2: and we had just forty eight hours notice, and so
Speaker 2: we think when we're able, we're able to get the
Speaker 2: message out. Because they're restrained in the way they can advertise.
Speaker 2: There's certain things they can and cannot do, and so
Speaker 2: they're not going to be able to advertise, you know,
Speaker 2: like you would see something else like you it's going
Speaker 2: to be advertised, you know.
Speaker 1: Kind of what you said here is illustrative about these
Speaker 1: national companies. And if stores in Michigan and Colorado and
Speaker 1: then they say Cincinnati might be greater. And I would
Speaker 1: think that if medical marijuana, which has been voted in
Speaker 1: and Covington actually happens, almost anyone in Ohio that wanted
Speaker 1: a medical card could get a medical card. I could say, well,
Speaker 1: my back hurts me, my head hurts me, I got
Speaker 1: flat feet, I vomit when I get on the mound
Speaker 1: of whatever it is to calm you down. You can
Speaker 1: get the medical card. And I think that would hurt sales.
Speaker 1: Would that hurts sales? I think it would, wouldn't it?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I would think, But I think it'd just
Speaker 2: be easier for people to come over from Kentucky and go.
Speaker 2: And I think they're gonna have their bait because there's
Speaker 2: gonna be a lot of these things. I think it's
Speaker 2: gonna kind of eat settle out into one after another.
Speaker 2: I didn't know there's one over where all right behind
Speaker 2: hard Rock Cafe there. I think it's called a sin,
Speaker 2: there's one over there, there's uh, they're kind of all
Speaker 2: over but because they can't advertise, you don't really know
Speaker 2: where they're but people are gonna find them here and
Speaker 2: then I think it'll kind of even out. I think
Speaker 2: there'll be a certain number of people. I don't know
Speaker 2: that they're the market's going to go through the roof,
Speaker 2: But I think people are going to like the idea
Speaker 2: that use it, that it's controlled, it's it's you know,
Speaker 2: done in a lab, that there's oversight, and they're not
Speaker 2: just getting it from Vinnie down the street who says
Speaker 2: it's pretty good, you know. I think the people that
Speaker 2: use this are going to be more you know, like
Speaker 2: you go into a liquor store and you see, you know,
Speaker 2: it's a hundred proof or it's you know whatever, you know,
Speaker 2: And so I think they're gonna like the idea that
Speaker 2: they're not getting some you know, rot gut thing that
Speaker 2: came out of whim corn squeezing, you know, of Brian Hemrick.
Speaker 1: If somebody had said, you know a few years back
Speaker 1: that we're gonna have casino gambling, we're gonna have sports
Speaker 1: betting on the Reds and the Bengals, We're gonna have
Speaker 1: bet GM signs on the field at the Great American Ballpark.
Speaker 1: They have casino, they have sports betting right there. You
Speaker 1: can go walk across the street by the in the
Speaker 1: banks and you can bet on anything you want to
Speaker 1: bet on now. And on top of that, marijuana ubiquitous everywhere.
Speaker 1: I never would have I would have thought, Okay, that's
Speaker 1: what's next. Legalized prostitution. I don't know, And it's his
Speaker 1: old government needs money and they keep making things legal
Speaker 1: and taking their cut.
Speaker 2: Well that's the key. You know. It's fun because if
Speaker 2: me and you want to have a casino, and we
Speaker 2: decided we're going to put our little boat out in
Speaker 2: the Ohio River, which is exactly where I am right now,
Speaker 2: by the way, in the middle of the Ohio River.
Speaker 2: If we want to put our boat and have a
Speaker 2: card game and charge people, we'd be criminals. We'd be
Speaker 2: hauled off and taken to jail because we can't do that.
Speaker 2: You know, it's always a bad idea. It's always for
Speaker 2: the criminal element. It's always illegal, immoral everything else to
Speaker 2: the government wants to get their hands on it, and
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, that's okay, that's okay.
Speaker 4: We got got to take earlier.
Speaker 1: There's excise taxes like ten to fifteen percent on top
Speaker 1: of the sales tocks. And right now, if Tony Bender
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati would want to get his pals together and
Speaker 1: have a high stake poker game and the house would
Speaker 1: take ten percent of the chips in the middle on
Speaker 1: each in each hand, maybe five percent put it off
Speaker 1: to the side, he'd be committing a felony. But if
Speaker 1: Hard Rock Cafe does exactly, or if Tony Bender wants
Speaker 1: to set up a book making operation and say, you
Speaker 1: know what, we're gonna take some bets here, and they
Speaker 1: and the Feds found out with wiring things and using
Speaker 1: the Internet and using he'd be charged with federal felonies
Speaker 1: and be at Leavenworth. But if the government gets a cut,
Speaker 1: that's okay, don't worry about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's all right. Yeah, it's okay. That's the that's
Speaker 2: always amazed me. I mean literally from the beginning when
Speaker 2: all this started. I will tell you ago and so
Speaker 2: I was there about five years ago, and this is
Speaker 2: just from my own observations, and I was there just
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks ago. And when I was there
Speaker 2: before marijuana wasn't legal, and I smelled it everywhere you
Speaker 2: go to the beach and go anywhere you went. This
Speaker 2: last time I went, I didn't smell it half as much.
Speaker 2: Is I didn't smell as much as I did Here
Speaker 2: when I'm driving down the interstate and the guy in
Speaker 2: front of me is lighting up or something, I can't
Speaker 2: imagine being in one of those cars. I mean, even
Speaker 2: if you love the smell, it's just a little too much,
Speaker 2: you know. I mean, uh, you can if you've been driving,
Speaker 2: you smell the car in from here, maybe yes, I'm
Speaker 2: likely and and some of the stuff now, you know,
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess the major part of it smells
Speaker 2: to me. It's got like kind of a skunk smell
Speaker 2: to it. And I'm like, here's an animal that has
Speaker 2: worked for uh a bazillion years developing a weapon to
Speaker 2: guard against predators that smells like this, And all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, folks are smoking and smoking is in a
Speaker 2: car and they go around smelling like that. I'm like,
Speaker 2: this is taking Mother Nature generations to develop as a
Speaker 2: weaponized sense, and it smells just like it. I don't know,
Speaker 2: you know, it didn't use to smell like that, And
Speaker 2: you know what. I didn't ask them, But I bet
Speaker 2: you can get different I bet there's different kinds of
Speaker 2: smells you can.
Speaker 3: I would think I wouldn't think skunk want that.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I had Melissa Powers on the other day.
Speaker 1: And the only way to judge the level of ta
Speaker 1: sea in your blood when you're driving a car is
Speaker 1: either a urine or blood. And many cops don't want
Speaker 1: to take urine at the scene, and and to take
Speaker 1: blood they have to go to the hospital and do it,
Speaker 1: and they don't want to do that. And so unless
Speaker 1: it's a serious accident, they're just saying, the hell with it, Uh,
Speaker 1: move on, because they don't want to deal with taking
Speaker 1: Tony Bender's urine at the scene of a Uh. You know,
Speaker 1: if it's an accident, that's one thing, but uh, you know,
Speaker 1: it's like permissive. And now they want to develop a
Speaker 1: test shrub. You get the doctor, get out the get
Speaker 1: out the little test tube. Let's have Tony Bender p
Speaker 1: in a bottle here, And I I don't see that happening.
Speaker 1: The cops are saying, just the hell with it, just
Speaker 1: go we don't care.
Speaker 2: So yeah, even the doctor doesn't want.
Speaker 4: To do that, you know, that's right.
Speaker 3: Skanky but all right.
Speaker 1: But Brian Hammrick, once again, good luck you on an
Speaker 1: assignment there on you onn assignment in.
Speaker 4: The High River.
Speaker 2: Yeah, before I go on to tell you, I'm out
Speaker 2: here in the middle of the Ohio River. We're going
Speaker 2: to doing a grill with bb riverboats. I'm out with
Speaker 2: the Indiana Conservation Officer Chris Steve Kenney gave me a
Speaker 2: ride allowing me to go out so we can see
Speaker 2: what's going on out here. They've got tactical team, swat
Speaker 2: teams everybody else going up on the bab You see
Speaker 2: that during the day. If that's what they're doing, it's
Speaker 2: a drill, but they're learning, you know, what can they
Speaker 2: do and how can they better if there's an incident
Speaker 2: on one of these these boats that sort of thing.
Speaker 2: So well, yeah, it's pretty interesting.
Speaker 1: Hon assignment. But once again, be careful. Smell the skanky
Speaker 1: odors of a skunk and somebody will pay four hundred
Speaker 1: dollars on a trip to the marijuana store to get it.
Speaker 1: But Brian Hamrick, once again, good luck on the boat
Speaker 1: and thanks again for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Brian, Thanks.
Speaker 2: Again, mister Cunningham. We're all in the same boat when
Speaker 2: it comes to that.
Speaker 3: Comedy and news are very close. So thank you.
Speaker 1: Just don't puke on the mound. That's all I ask.
Speaker 1: And Brian Hammrick, thank you very much. Let's continue with
Speaker 1: more your reaction to five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. If you got a puke on the mound
Speaker 1: to pitch like that, I may start. You can while
Speaker 1: I'm on the air on news radio seven hundred WLW the.
Speaker 4: Hold the booms like never before. Hit the music, Liam,
Speaker 4: hit the music.
Speaker 1: Another great afternoon and broadcast supermody is now beginning. Hopefully
Speaker 1: we'll continue until at least three o'clock and beyond, of course,
Speaker 1: I'll be with Eddie and the Rock at five oh seven,
Speaker 1: brought to you by Joseph Chevrolet and Coleraine, to pick
Speaker 1: up the pieces of all that was and all that
Speaker 1: is and all that can be. I wouldn't know one
Speaker 1: item that the Reds, the Reds who were dead and
Speaker 1: gone about a week ago. If they win tonight, and
Speaker 1: they're favored to win, by the way, they will be
Speaker 1: tied for second place, three games out of the wild card.
Speaker 1: And if the Reds can get to the wildcard. With
Speaker 1: the way Hunter Green is throwing the ball and Lodolo
Speaker 1: and Abbott, who knows what happens. So Hope Springs Eternal,
Speaker 1: don't give up yet. And if Hunter Green wants to
Speaker 1: puke and his glove during the game, I'm okay with that.
Speaker 1: Whatever it takes to pitch like he pitched last night.
Speaker 1: This could become like a putter or a putt, a golfer,
Speaker 1: maybe like a Nick Likins who has the yips and
Speaker 1: can't putt. So we'll see what happens there. But whatever
Speaker 1: it is, it is. And Hunter Green is now in
Speaker 1: the running for the Say Young Award, one of the
Speaker 1: top he's in the running. He's in the top three
Speaker 1: pitchers in the league. And we'll see what happens in October.
Speaker 1: But the reports of the red demise are somewhat premature,
Speaker 1: so we'll see what happens tonight. Then Kansas City comes
Speaker 1: to town, then they go to Toronto, and away we go.
Speaker 1: So keep Hope alive. Plus, as you know, schools are
Speaker 1: open today beginning today tomorrow Friday, based upon school districts,
Speaker 1: and then high school football starts this weekend and next
Speaker 1: weekend and tomorrow for the first time I have on
Speaker 1: the vice mayor of Covington, my hometown where I was born,
Speaker 1: where I was raised. I kept all my yesterday's Covington
Speaker 1: Saint E's and the vice mayor with me tomorrow about
Speaker 1: noon and more, and I would pick up the pieces.
Speaker 1: Now have you noticed I have a guest coming on
Speaker 1: after one o'clock from New Orleans. Jeff crue Air is
Speaker 1: an author, radio talk show host wrote a great column
Speaker 1: in townhall dot com, and he didn't bring up in
Speaker 1: his column. I'm gonna bring it up to you now
Speaker 1: that there appears to be a movement beginning now to
Speaker 1: get Joe Biden out of the presidency in September, but
Speaker 1: only if the polls indicate after the first debate September
Speaker 1: the tenth, that things are still packed and stacked and
Speaker 1: quiet and Kamala Harris needs a push or God forbid
Speaker 1: from their perspective, that the Trumpster comes back and is leading.
Speaker 1: I mean, poles don't count except the one on November
Speaker 1: the fifth. Polls are interesting, but they don't matter. But
Speaker 1: at this point the media loves the fact that Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: who they despised about a year ago, is now leading
Speaker 1: in the three battleground states that matter, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: The top Democrats have now concocted a plan to usher
Speaker 1: Joe Biden out of the presidency and install Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: under the twenty fifth Amendment after the debate. If it
Speaker 1: is Germaine, if it's important, now, that's risky, very risky,
Speaker 1: because put her behind the resolute desk and she'll have
Speaker 1: to make policy decisions. God knows how that's going to transpire.
Speaker 1: Right now, we have the six Fleet steaming into the Mediterranean,
Speaker 1: we have nuclear powered submarines announced to where they are.
Speaker 1: We're telling Iran that if you launch a massive attack
Speaker 1: against Israel, there will be consequences, which I can tell
Speaker 1: you what the consequences will be.
Speaker 3: And who's making those decisions?
Speaker 1: Some have said, and I certainly agree, this is the
Speaker 1: most complicated foreign policy issue and theater of operations we've
Speaker 1: had since nineteen eighty nine, when the old Soviet Union
Speaker 1: opened up the walls and all hell broke, and we
Speaker 1: had somebody who was an expert in foreign policy at
Speaker 1: that time, Bush forty one. One thing he was great
Speaker 1: at was foreign policy in charge, and we ushered through
Speaker 1: about a ten to twenty year period of relative peace until,
Speaker 1: of course, nine eleven, when Islamic terrorists do what Islamic
Speaker 1: terrorists do. At this point, do you have some doubt
Speaker 1: as to who's in charge of the executive branch of government?
Speaker 4: I know those in Washington do. Who's making decisions?
Speaker 1: Who dispatched the sixth Fleet and nuclear submarines in and
Speaker 1: around Israel? Well, that would have been Lloyd Austin made
Speaker 1: that decision. And Anthony Blincoln, the Secretary of State, is
Speaker 1: running around the Middle East trying to stop a larger war.
Speaker 1: And who's making the decisions of what Blincoln should do
Speaker 1: and can't do, Well, that would be Anthony Blincoln. There's
Speaker 1: nobody in Washington who believes that Joe Biden is mentally
Speaker 1: competent to be the president. Now they know that, and
Speaker 1: they want to keep that from you, because if you
Speaker 1: find out that the Democratic Party, who said about three
Speaker 1: and a half weeks ago, Joe Biden, you can't run
Speaker 1: for re election, but you can still stay as the
Speaker 1: president making these important decisions at a critical time, you
Speaker 1: may have some angst against Kamala Harrison. The Democrat Party
Speaker 1: and the media will not allow that. So One of
Speaker 1: the top stories at Fox News is Biden remains bitter
Speaker 1: a top Democrats as they planned to formally usher him
Speaker 1: out the door. The biggest story in the world ought
Speaker 1: to be at least for the last two or three years,
Speaker 1: that Joe Biden has not been the president. He's on
Speaker 1: a beach, he's checked out. He's taking out more mortgages
Speaker 1: on his three homes. New York Post has a story
Speaker 1: that he's taken out thirty four second mortgages and the
Speaker 1: home equity loans, hopefully through McKinley Mortgage over the past
Speaker 1: several years because he has a cash problem. He doesn't
Speaker 1: know he has a cash problem, but you know, Hunter
Speaker 1: Biden can't do with Biden did for a decade or
Speaker 1: two with bags of cash dropped in Joe's lap. So
Speaker 1: now he's got a maybe because Hunter Biden's under all
Speaker 1: these indictments, that Joe Biden has to support himself. And
Speaker 1: so we have a presidency now during a critical time
Speaker 1: when the world's most evil powers in North Korea, Russia, China,
Speaker 1: Iran are making decisions knowing there's no one in charge
Speaker 1: of the executive branch of government in the White House.
Speaker 1: No one is in charge of the White House, and
Speaker 1: Biden himself remains extremely frustrated with Barack Hussein Obama, who
Speaker 1: was the instigator of getting him out of the out
Speaker 1: of the candidacy business and soon out of the White House.
Speaker 4: And he used Nancy.
Speaker 1: Pelosi as the fall woman to deliver the message to
Speaker 1: Biden that they had She had the votes in the
Speaker 1: House and in the Senate with Chuck Schumer to impose
Speaker 1: the twenty fifth Amendment, and Kamala Harri would sit immediately
Speaker 1: behind the resolute desk if you did not agree not
Speaker 1: to run for reelection this Sunday. The decision was made.
Speaker 1: On that Sunday morning. A guy named Cedric Richmond, who's
Speaker 1: the campaign chairman for Joe Biden when he was still running,
Speaker 1: was on CBS a Sunday morning and said, there's no
Speaker 1: way he's leaving the race. He's there for good, he's
Speaker 1: doing the job. He's a great president. And within about
Speaker 1: six hours the plug was pulled. As I predicted a
Speaker 1: course that Joe Biden would not be the nominated the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party. So at that point the Democratic Party, mainly
Speaker 1: consisting of Barack Hussein Obama and Nancy Pelosi, pulled the
Speaker 1: plug on Joe Biden. And now things have been so
Speaker 1: bad for Joe Biden's appearances in public, they're going to
Speaker 1: wait until after the debate the Democrats, those who run
Speaker 1: the White House, to determine whether to install Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: who received zero Democratic primary votes to be the president.
Speaker 1: He appeared at a function yesterday in New Orleans. I'm
Speaker 1: going to bring this up with my guest at one
Speaker 1: oh five, Jeff crue Air, and he was he was
Speaker 1: alternating between yelling, screaming on one hand and whispering on
Speaker 1: the other. And at one point, Joe Biden forgot the
Speaker 1: name of Barack Hussein Obama. He said, among other things,
Speaker 1: I started this back during the administration a president, no joke,
Speaker 1: I started this thing.
Speaker 4: He forgot the name of Obama.
Speaker 1: So when more and more Americans and the media will
Speaker 1: not call him out until it's politically necessary, understand that
Speaker 1: we have an incompetent, mentally ill president in office as
Speaker 1: I speak, nothing's going to happen. He also in New
Speaker 1: Orleans told the false story about traveling seventeen thousand miles.
Speaker 1: Was Hijao Ping, the leader of China seventeen thousand miles?
Speaker 1: He started off speaking very softly with his eyes half shut.
Speaker 1: He seemed to have no energy, almost like he was
Speaker 1: half asleep. He then said, quote, you know, I.
Speaker 4: Traveled seventeen thousand miles with was she the president of
Speaker 4: the President of China?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 1: And then he talked about one point. He said, quote,
Speaker 1: we're mobilizing a whole country, a whole I'm going to
Speaker 1: quote his words. This is Joe Biden. We're mobilizing a
Speaker 1: whole country effort to cut American cancer deaths and half
Speaker 1: by twenty twenty. He said this yesterday. He don't know
Speaker 1: what year he's in. We have to quote, we have
Speaker 1: to mobilize a whole country effort to cut American cancer
Speaker 1: deaths in half by twenty twenty.
Speaker 5: What.
Speaker 1: So, Kamala Harris is going to be write this down
Speaker 1: along with my prediction that that Joe Biden will not
Speaker 1: run for reelection if it appears in September or October,
Speaker 1: the Kamala Harris has headed toward a defeat, which with
Speaker 1: the media support is unlikely. But if that appears the case,
Speaker 1: they will usher Joe Biden off the stage completely and
Speaker 1: install Kamala Harris into the presidency so she can run
Speaker 1: for reelection as the incumbent, having received not one vote
Speaker 1: in the Democratic primary or in twenty twenty for the
Speaker 1: presidency or in this particular race, sixteen million Democrats voted
Speaker 1: for Joe Biden, not one voted for Kamala Harris. That's
Speaker 1: what's coming.
Speaker 4: And it's all about politics, not about the survivability of
Speaker 4: the country, not about what's happening in Russia, not about
Speaker 4: what's happening with food and energy prices.
Speaker 1: None of that matters. What matters is keeping holding and
Speaker 1: dispensing power. That is what really matters. And so we'll
Speaker 1: see how that plays out over the next several weeks.
Speaker 1: But his performance New Orleans was a concern to everyone,
Speaker 1: and you probably didn't see it, Am I right about that.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 1: You didn't see it because the media did not want
Speaker 1: you to see it. If you had seen that. He
Speaker 1: seems to be going down here more sharply than June
Speaker 1: twenty seventh for the presidential debate. This has been what
Speaker 1: another two months or so. He is getting worse. He
Speaker 1: can't remember the name of Obama. He called his Secretary
Speaker 1: of Defense Lloyd Austin quote, you know that black guy.
Speaker 1: He's a black man. Right, doesn't know who his secretary
Speaker 1: of Defense is, doesn't know under whose presidency he was
Speaker 1: the vice president?
Speaker 3: He doesn't know.
Speaker 1: And about a year ago when he sat for a
Speaker 1: deposition with an assistant to ag Robert Hurr, on his
Speaker 1: keeping classified documents and showing them to others, which is
Speaker 1: a felony. He asked the Robert Hurr, by the way,
Speaker 1: what years was I the vice president? Can you tell
Speaker 1: me he did? A year ago? He didn't know he
Speaker 1: was VP. Between twenty eight and twenty sixteen, he didn't know.
Speaker 1: And it's getting worse. But the media knows what's going on.
Speaker 1: The one hundred people men and women who control ABC, CBS, NBC, NPR,
Speaker 1: New York Times, Washington Post, New Yorker Magazine that might
Speaker 1: be one to two hundred total people, they understand what
Speaker 1: I'm saying is absolutely accurate, but they don't want to
Speaker 1: tell you it's accurate because it makes them look bad.
Speaker 1: And secondly, it means it'll help Donald Trump. The main
Speaker 1: reason is they can't help Donald Trump. Anything that helps
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is something they will not cover. They will
Speaker 1: cover stories about JD. Vance maybe having sex with a couch,
Speaker 1: which is a lie, or JD. Vance dressing with a
Speaker 1: female rig wig about when he was in college. They'll
Speaker 1: make that a big story, right, But the fact that
Speaker 1: we have American forces on the edge of World War III,
Speaker 1: controlled by commander in chief who's on the beach is
Speaker 1: not an important matter for you to know about. According
Speaker 1: to Jeff Krueir is coming up in about fifteen minutes,
Speaker 1: you could not have watched Joe Biden and New Orleans
Speaker 1: come away thinking that guy's mentally alert, mentally competent to
Speaker 1: make big decisions at a critical time. No one's making
Speaker 1: the decisions except those in charge of the agencies. They're
Speaker 1: marching without orders of the so called quote commander in chief,
Speaker 1: and that is scary. And if you know about these things,
Speaker 1: if the occasional low information a voter discovers these things,
Speaker 1: they might start blaming the Democrats for the circumstances in
Speaker 1: which we currently find ourselves. But I guess they don't
Speaker 1: want you to know that we don't have a president
Speaker 1: and the vice president knows exactly By the way, she
Speaker 1: said she was the last person in the room. Every
Speaker 1: big decision Joe Biden ever made. Last person she said
Speaker 1: she personally met with him at least once a week,
Speaker 1: sometimes twice a week in person, and found him going
Speaker 1: to be sharp as a knife, asking inquisitive questions on
Speaker 1: top of his game until the course it was not
Speaker 1: on top of his game, which was June twenty seventh.
Speaker 1: And no one can ask her that question because she
Speaker 1: won't do news conferences because there's no one home. The
Speaker 1: light's on, but nobody's home, and nor will she do
Speaker 1: news conferences.
Speaker 4: What she's going to do is.
Speaker 1: Do an interview with sixty minutes or at Joe Scarborough
Speaker 1: and that'll be it. Then she can say, look, I've
Speaker 1: already done the news conference. I'm on a bus tour
Speaker 1: and I don't have time for all this. So she
Speaker 1: will pick a friendly venue and hide herself from the
Speaker 1: reality of her ability to do the job. The press
Speaker 1: is hoping you will not notice that they're covering Biden
Speaker 1: and Kamala Harris by not covering her record on real
Speaker 1: issues such as inflation, immigration, education, city crime, taxes, and
Speaker 1: so on. They're hoping that you understand they don't have
Speaker 1: to cover it because, after all, she's a person of color,
Speaker 1: and she's a female, and she'd be the first female
Speaker 1: person of color to be the president, and that's what's important.
Speaker 1: In the traditional presidential campaign, there's discussions of actual issues
Speaker 1: and like the economy, immigration, taxes, healthcare, foreign policy, not
Speaker 1: in this one. It's been disastrous for four years and
Speaker 1: it's going to get a lot worse.
Speaker 3: So let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: Coming up after one o'clock today is Jeff crue Air
Speaker 1: wrote a column from town hall dot com about Biden's
Speaker 1: appearance in New Orleans. How disastrous it was, Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more.
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Speaker 1: Pins also an author of many books. He has to
Speaker 1: call him up at town Hall dot com, which kind
Speaker 1: of nails at. Kamala Chamillion has no principles, only ambitions,
Speaker 1: and Jeff crue air. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: In one section you have on it, it's a small
Speaker 1: item about morphing in and now a fiscal conservative that
Speaker 1: wants to have no tax on tips, and she's acting
Speaker 1: as if it's an original idea. Plus or column have
Speaker 1: the comments of her dad talking about marijuana use in Jamaica,
Speaker 1: plus other information just on that point. Are you kind
Speaker 1: of shocked at this idea? Here?
Speaker 3: We are getting ready.
Speaker 1: I guess for the Democratic National Convention that according to
Speaker 1: the polling, she's up three to five points in all
Speaker 1: the battleground stake she can't lose given no interviews. And
Speaker 1: when she does give an interview, Jeff, it's going to
Speaker 1: be with sixty Minutes or with Jeff, Joe Scarborough and
Speaker 1: Zika Prazinski, so it.
Speaker 3: Won't really be an interview.
Speaker 1: Can't explain just that no tax on tips and how
Speaker 1: this shape shifter is likely to win the presidency according
Speaker 1: to the experts.
Speaker 5: You know, Bill, thanks for having me. You're you're exactly right.
Speaker 5: I mean, she is doing nothing. She's saying nothing. There's
Speaker 5: nothing on her website. She's done no news conferences, no interviews.
Speaker 5: She's saying the same caned speech in her quote unquote rallies.
Speaker 5: The media is just boosting her because they say she's joyful,
Speaker 5: they say she's got a good vibe. They're they're going
Speaker 5: all out. I mean, Bill, I've never seen me. I know,
Speaker 5: the media is horrible and they're left wing and they're
Speaker 5: they're always pushing Democrats, but they have gone above and
Speaker 5: beyond this time because they're taking some one who is
Speaker 5: VP in a failed administration and trying to turn her
Speaker 5: into a female version of Barack Obama. They're trying to
Speaker 5: say that she's got the same kind of political magnetism
Speaker 5: that Barack Obama had, and I'm sorry she doesn't. I mean,
Speaker 5: she's the word salad queen. She can't talk with that
Speaker 5: a teleprompter. She's gotten herself into all kinds of problems
Speaker 5: throughout the Biden administration. Everything he gave or she failed at.
Speaker 5: So I mean, I'm hoping and praying that the American
Speaker 5: people are not going to fall for this.
Speaker 1: Bill Well, I fear they will, because it is hard
Speaker 1: for any Republican to win the White House. Seven of
Speaker 1: the last eight elections for the President, the Democrats won
Speaker 1: the popular vote, So for the Republican to win, you
Speaker 1: got to have to kind of thread the need it
Speaker 1: will not make any mistakes, and that's unlikely. I think
Speaker 1: the odds are her winning the popular vote are pretty good.
Speaker 1: That means the Trumpster's got to thread the need on it.
Speaker 1: And I just love the comment you have in your
Speaker 1: college about her father, Donald Donald J.
Speaker 3: Harris. This is beautiful.
Speaker 1: He is an emeritus professor of economics at Stanford, and
Speaker 1: he did not feel the joy when his daughter joked
Speaker 1: in the interview about about Jamaican smoking pot. Now this
Speaker 1: arises when she prosecuted like two thousand people in the
Speaker 1: city of San Francisco were smoking pot. Then she goes
Speaker 1: on an interview like in nineteen twenty twenty says, yeah,
Speaker 1: I smoked pot all the time, and I inhaled, showing
Speaker 1: herself to be and she said, you know, my father's
Speaker 1: from Jamaica. On as if the Rafasarians are smoking pot.
Speaker 1: And the father said, this is if this was happening
Speaker 1: to the Trumpster, it'd be major stories.
Speaker 3: But this is Professor Harris.
Speaker 1: Her dad referring to half my family is from Jamaica,
Speaker 1: which means they're pot heads. He said, quote my dear
Speaker 1: departed grandmothers who's extraordinary legacy described in a recent essay
Speaker 1: on this website, as well as my diseased parents must
Speaker 1: be turning in their grave right now to see their
Speaker 1: family's name, their family's reputation, and proud Jamaican identity being
Speaker 1: connected in any way, jokingly or not, with the fraudulent
Speaker 1: stereotypes of pot smoking joy seekers and the pursuit of
Speaker 1: identity politics. Speaking for myself and my immediate Jamaican family,
Speaker 1: we wish to categorically disassociate ourselves from this travesty quote unquote,
Speaker 1: and that's the father of Kamala Harris. Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: and you have the quote there, which I hadn't seen before,
Speaker 1: And is that a recent quote? Can you imagine if
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's father, of course Fred's been dead for ready
Speaker 1: here would disassociate himself from his son who's running for president.
Speaker 1: That'd be a big story. So when did the father
Speaker 1: make this make this quote?
Speaker 5: So the father made this quote when she was running
Speaker 5: for president. And you know she went on the Breakfast
Speaker 5: Club this show and talked about how she was a
Speaker 5: big Snoop Dogg fan, and you know she smoked inhaled
Speaker 5: and this all is about joy it's all about joy
Speaker 5: Bill and the father was just so insulted that she
Speaker 5: dragged Jamaica into it and impumed you know, all Jamaicans.
Speaker 5: So you know, he lashed out. And you know this
Speaker 5: how she doesn't talk about her father much. She doesn't.
Speaker 5: You don't see him at the events. There's obviously and
Speaker 5: a strange relationship there between the father and Kamala Harris
Speaker 5: even five years later. So I thought it was interesting
Speaker 5: to bring it up because of course, if it were Trump,
Speaker 5: the media would make a big deal about it. You know,
Speaker 5: they've had these disgruntled Trump niece all over the place
Speaker 5: because you know she's got a problem with Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: To give her a lot of attention.
Speaker 2: But where's the father?
Speaker 5: I mean, I haven't seen anything with the father ever
Speaker 5: since she became the coronated queen of the Democrat Party.
Speaker 1: Well, the media will not beat a door, beat a
Speaker 1: path to his door Stanford, because that doesn't fit the
Speaker 1: Dye tribe of joy and happiness and the glory she
Speaker 1: can bring. And I another party column involves racism of
Speaker 1: Joe Biden's school bussing. For those who may not recall,
Speaker 1: in twenty nineteen, she was at one of those one
Speaker 1: of those great democratic debates, and she called Joe Biden
Speaker 1: a racist. Quote there was a little girl in California
Speaker 1: who was part of the second class to integrate her
Speaker 1: public schools, and she was bussed to school every day,
Speaker 1: and that little girl was me. And in effects you say,
Speaker 1: Harris called Joe Biden a racist and then on twenty
Speaker 1: twenty was more than happy to accept his invitation to
Speaker 1: the VP. And so in during her tenures VP, Harris
Speaker 1: often praised Biden and vows for his mental acuity and
Speaker 1: highlighting her very strained relationship with the truth. So explain,
Speaker 1: how do you call media reporting? Is that Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: Jill Biden, the first lady, so to speak, as a
Speaker 1: serious case of the go gou ta Kamala Harris. But
Speaker 1: he promised to appoint a black female to be the
Speaker 1: vice president. But I dare you to bring up the
Speaker 1: idea that she's the queen of DEI I dare you
Speaker 1: to bring that up, Joe Biden. I dare you to
Speaker 1: say that the Supreme Court Justice Jackson Katanji Jackson was
Speaker 1: picked because she was a black female.
Speaker 3: I dare you to do that.
Speaker 1: Of course, Joe Biden himself said, you know what, I'm
Speaker 1: going to pick a black female identity politics.
Speaker 3: And nobody brought that up.
Speaker 1: So she was able to matriculate herself through that with
Speaker 1: the library, and it worked and the media went along
Speaker 1: with it.
Speaker 5: You know, it's so phony. She blasted Joe Biden more
Speaker 5: than anybody else in that debate, and then of course
Speaker 5: he winds up picking her all part of probably what
Speaker 5: he had to promise James Clyburn to get Cliburn's support
Speaker 5: in South Carolina. Remember that candidacy was dead. Cliburn saved
Speaker 5: him in South Carolina, and then when he went one
Speaker 5: in South Carolina big time, he just raced to the
Speaker 5: nomination after that. So he owed Cliburn. So of course
Speaker 5: he picks Kamala Harris, he picks the Supreme Court justice,
Speaker 5: and you know that they were both DEDI selections.
Speaker 1: Don't I dare you to say that? Come on, come on,
Speaker 1: I mean, how can you say such things? When Joe
Speaker 1: Biden himself said, I dare you just bring that up?
Speaker 1: That's really unkind of you to do. So that's terrible,
Speaker 1: that's terrible, right, And how about last year I had
Speaker 1: the headlines from Newsweek New Yorker magazine. ABC News had
Speaker 1: a story a year ago they were all saying, if
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is going to succeed for a second term,
Speaker 1: he must get rid of Kamala Harris as his VP.
Speaker 1: She's a drag on a ticket because she's not mentally competent,
Speaker 1: doesn't do any chores well, she can't. She has no
Speaker 1: electoral strength at all. A year ago the media was saying,
Speaker 1: get rid of her, and now she's doon of Mark's.
Speaker 3: It's a wonderful metamorphosis. Have you have you observed that.
Speaker 5: You know, Bill, it's what TDS will do, see you
Speaker 5: Trump arrangement syndrome. They are so afraid of Donald Trump
Speaker 5: getting elected. They're gonna turn Kamala Harris into the Second Coming.
Speaker 5: They're going to make her out to be the best
Speaker 5: politician of all time. That she's so smart, got the vibe,
Speaker 5: got the joy, got everything going with her, had a
Speaker 5: great VP selection, even though we know the guy is
Speaker 5: a super radical leftist communist. Uh, they're going to turn
Speaker 5: them into you know, the I mean, the best political
Speaker 5: pairing of all time, and I want it's all about
Speaker 5: their their hatred of Trump. Bill.
Speaker 1: In fact, I watched Morning Joe a couple of days ago,
Speaker 1: so you don't have to. And he made the reference
Speaker 1: that that this is like peanut butter and jelly, This
Speaker 1: like chocolate and nuts. You get him together and these
Speaker 1: two Kamala Harris and uh and Walls, Tim Walls are like,
Speaker 1: this is like jelly. Saloa to peanut butter. Her she's
Speaker 1: by the way, chocolate, say hello to nuts. And these
Speaker 1: two come together and they just glow.
Speaker 5: I think it's more like Stalin. And now I think
Speaker 5: that's what we're looking at more likely, Bill.
Speaker 1: Now another issue is that the world appears to be
Speaker 1: on the edge of World War three, and this is
Speaker 1: the time we need a president in office who's on
Speaker 1: top of his game, can make the telephone calls, make
Speaker 1: the promises. Look at all the difficulties in Ukraine. When
Speaker 1: Ukraine has invaded Russia and there's two hundred thousand Russians
Speaker 1: heading east.
Speaker 3: To get out of the way.
Speaker 1: There have thousands of Russian soldiers are surrendering to Ukraine.
Speaker 1: And on top of that, somebody dispatched the six fleet
Speaker 1: and nuclear submarines in and around Iran, and Anthony Blink
Speaker 1: and his Secretary of States running around the world trying
Speaker 1: to tamp it down. Who's the commander in chief, who's
Speaker 1: conducting American foreign policy? Lloyd Austin, who, by the way,
Speaker 1: Biden calls you know that black man. He can't recall
Speaker 1: the name of his secretary of Defense about two weeks ago.
Speaker 1: You know, you know that black man, that's Lloyd Austin, says,
Speaker 1: anyone and think that the president is in charge. He
Speaker 1: is on the beach somewhere in Delaware getting his legs
Speaker 1: up like crab legs.
Speaker 5: Jill Bill, he was right here in New Orleans yesterday
Speaker 5: and he was talking about cancer research that they're funding
Speaker 5: and doing university. And he gave a speech and again
Speaker 5: he said it was twenty twenty, so he got his
Speaker 5: date wrong. And then again he did this whispering followed
Speaker 5: by yelling. You know, that's his combination. He whispers and
Speaker 5: then starts yelling. I mean, for no good reason, he
Speaker 5: just started yelling. And this is at a cancer research event,
Speaker 5: nothing you should be getting angry about. But the man
Speaker 5: obviously is ill, and you get angry. You know, in
Speaker 5: that kind of condition that he's in, he's not leaving anything. Bill,
Speaker 5: He's no commander in chief. We have a world in crisis.
Speaker 5: We don't know who's in charge.
Speaker 2: That's the real question.
Speaker 5: Who is in charge of our country?
Speaker 2: We don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, I've had some political pundits say to me that
Speaker 1: after the convention and sometime in about two weeks and
Speaker 1: sometime in September, Joe Biden's going to finally recognize that
Speaker 1: he's mentally incompetent. Somebody would tell him that you're mentally
Speaker 1: incompetent and you're not going to be the president anymore,
Speaker 1: like just like Nancy Pelosi and the King, Jefferies and
Speaker 1: Barack Hussein Obama told him, You're gone a bloodless coup.
Speaker 1: That this ought to be one of the biggest stories
Speaker 1: in the world. When the Democrats say he's competent enough
Speaker 1: to stay in the presidency, but he's so mentally incompetent
Speaker 1: he can't run for office. I don't know how you
Speaker 1: scare those two things, but at some points he can't.
Speaker 1: And some say Kamala Harris will become the acting president
Speaker 1: before the election if the poll numbers go down. What
Speaker 1: about that idea president acting president Harris?
Speaker 5: I agree with you. I think that is likely to
Speaker 5: happen because that will give her a boost. Then she's
Speaker 5: going to be running as a quote unquote incumbent, and
Speaker 5: now I'll make it even more difficult for Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: You laid it out perfectly as to what Republicans are
Speaker 5: facing in this election. I mean, the popular vote is
Speaker 5: going to be won by Kamala Harris. We just got
Speaker 5: to win these battleground states and win the electoral college
Speaker 5: like we did, you know, in in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 7: So we've got a tall order.
Speaker 5: And you know, it looks like we're only going to
Speaker 5: have one debate on ABC. There might be another one
Speaker 5: on the twenty fifth, hopefully, but those are going to
Speaker 5: be the only chances. She's not going to do. I mean, Bill,
Speaker 5: she's not going to do news conferences and interviews, see
Speaker 5: very limited media exposure. Why should she. She's gained all
Speaker 5: this traction in the polls by doing nothing, so it's working.
Speaker 2: He's going to keep doing nothing.
Speaker 1: Well, like Joe Scarborugh said about a week ago, she's
Speaker 1: running a perfect campaign. Hasn't done a thing wrong. And
Speaker 1: I'm thinking after the debate, guess who won the debate
Speaker 1: already September tenth, Kamala Harris was wonderful. She held Donald
Speaker 1: Trump up the public's rutiny. She's now identified who Trump is.
Speaker 1: And then after the polls come out and they say
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris won the debate and she's still up. Why
Speaker 1: would she agree to any second or third debate? That
Speaker 1: would be stupid.
Speaker 2: She won't. She won't. She won't.
Speaker 5: You're right, she won't. The only reason she would is
Speaker 5: if she had a catastrophe and needs to recover and
Speaker 5: had some kind of a major dip in the polls.
Speaker 5: Otherwise that's going to be it. That'll be the one
Speaker 5: and only debate.
Speaker 1: Well, I think we're in trouble. And Kamala Chamillion has
Speaker 1: no principles, only ambitions, and she's a shape shifter. When
Speaker 1: she was in San fran San Francisco, she ran left
Speaker 1: of the liberal Democrats and that's not much room out there.
Speaker 1: And now that she's running to get moderate vote. She's
Speaker 1: in favor of energy production, she's in favor of more jobs.
Speaker 1: It's a great economy, the inflation numbers look great. And immigration.
Speaker 1: We're going to really focus on immigration.
Speaker 2: Yay.
Speaker 3: We're going to help the middle class, yay.
Speaker 4: I tell you what.
Speaker 1: On day one, I'm gonna lower the price of groceries yay.
Speaker 3: And that's it.
Speaker 1: And at this point, Jeff, we get the government we deserve,
Speaker 1: and that worries me greatly. With Tim Waltz half a
Speaker 1: beat heartbeat from the presidency and then Kamala Harris conducting
Speaker 1: the presidency with Barack Hussein Obama looking over her shoulder.
Speaker 1: But Jeff, I know things are good in Louisiana. Can't
Speaker 1: say much about New Orleans, but things are good in Louisiana.
Speaker 1: And once again, I read your stuff all the time,
Speaker 1: but ever thought about it, Ever thought about leaving New
Speaker 1: Orleans and maybe go north in the northern parts of
Speaker 1: Louisiana and get away from that mayor.
Speaker 3: Every think of that all the time, all the time,
Speaker 3: all the time.
Speaker 5: But you know, New Orleans is one of those unique
Speaker 5: places in the world. It's got attractions that north the
Speaker 5: city has, and even a mayor like LaToya Cantrell can't
Speaker 5: desploy that. So there's still things about New Orleans that
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Speaker 3: Good luck.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens in the Democratic Convention, and I'm
Speaker 1: with the great debate and after that the elect and
Speaker 1: is locked in for the next two months, and away
Speaker 1: we go. Jeff crewe Air, once again, thank you for
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Speaker 5: Thank you, Thank you, Bill much appreciate it.
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Speaker 4: When went up to the Cincinnati Open this morning, Willie,
Speaker 4: the place is packed. Uh. Paula Bedosa of Spain defeats
Speaker 4: Cincinnati's Peyton Sterns among the ladies six two, seven six.
Speaker 3: Can you pronounce the female tennis players' names? No, go ahead?
Speaker 4: Number nine on the men's side, Number nine Stefanos Sissypas,
Speaker 4: Sissy Paus with eighteen aces knocks off Yon Leonard Struff
Speaker 4: in three sets.
Speaker 3: Can you spell Sissy pass without looking down?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 8: And you all know, just win in twenty twenty and
Speaker 8: we don't do it again in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 4: Can't take it right now? Men's top seedy onic Sinner
Speaker 4: is an action at Mason tonight, Cinner is seated above
Speaker 4: Alcatraz Alcarez. Why because he's better? I don't know right now.
Speaker 4: He's better. That's that is a good question.
Speaker 1: I asked a good mim, you mean to tell me
Speaker 1: that Carlos Alcatraz is below a guy named Sinner?
Speaker 4: Right, so's Djokovic?
Speaker 5: Pot?
Speaker 4: What So's joking? He's not there?
Speaker 1: But well, but Cinner mean didn't Alcatraz win Wimbledon this year?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I can't remember if he did. He beat Joe, he
Speaker 1: beat the Joker in straight sets.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying I don't know. I mean, I'm just saying,
Speaker 4: why number ones? You need to know. This is the
Speaker 4: number one seed here he's saying two is Alcatraz?
Speaker 3: Correct?
Speaker 4: Go ahead, he's in action. And then tonight the women's
Speaker 4: top seed, Ego Swaytech will be on court and Daniel Medvedev,
Speaker 4: the fourth seed, who is Tech playing? I want to
Speaker 4: try see if you can pronounce, have no idea, And
Speaker 4: Francis Tafoe is in action tonight. Hunter Green puked on
Speaker 4: the mound again last night, and he only allowed to
Speaker 4: run and seven innings in a route to his ninth win.
Speaker 4: He can do that all day long. So Red's beat
Speaker 4: the Cardinals four to one. How does it? He puked
Speaker 4: through the webbing of his glove, so the umpires don't
Speaker 4: see that.
Speaker 1: Second base umpires looking at him and night. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: don't you put then the ball in the glove?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: What the vomit is? And then he pitches?
Speaker 4: Maybe that's the key.
Speaker 9: Game.
Speaker 4: Game lasted last night an hour and fifty nine minutes.
Speaker 4: You could have went to the baseball game and saw
Speaker 4: the second half of FC Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: When he steps in the box, he's unrecognizable. He's like
Speaker 2: you talked about.
Speaker 4: He's completely erect. Seven fastest, second fastest game at Great
Speaker 4: American Ballpark. The reds Now have won twelve of their
Speaker 4: last twenty. They're third of the NL Central fifty nine
Speaker 4: and sixty one, two under five hundred for the first
Speaker 4: time since July thirteenth.
Speaker 1: Win tonight and they're tied for second place, three out
Speaker 1: of the wild card.
Speaker 4: And then Kansas City, here we come. Look on some
Speaker 4: win Saturday and Sunday. They're coming here to get some
Speaker 4: pretty women.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: Let's see six five forty Sports Talk, Ralph's American Grill
Speaker 4: Inside Pitch and at Kelsey Chevrolet Extra Inning Show after
Speaker 4: the game.
Speaker 1: You know you don't play a lot of golf segment,
Speaker 1: but every now and then a golfer will get the
Speaker 1: yips right.
Speaker 3: In which he just can't put the ball.
Speaker 1: Something happens mentally and there's a disconnect between your hands
Speaker 1: and the ball. When your hands get disconducted from the ball,
Speaker 1: you got a problem. It's called the yips. Does Hunter
Speaker 1: Green have the yips? But it involves puking on the mountain.
Speaker 1: We if he does that, I mean he allowed a
Speaker 1: run in seven innings? Will he allowed what four hits
Speaker 1: and struck out eight? He can puke all he wants,
Speaker 1: as far as I'm concerned. Did he change gloves?
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't think so. I don't know. Oh,
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Speaker 4: The Bengals are headed for the windy city of Chicago,
Speaker 4: not to go to the Democratic National Convention, but they're
Speaker 4: going to be having a couple of practices tomorrow against
Speaker 4: the Chicago Bears. Over and under at least a half
Speaker 4: a dozen fights in the practices over the next couple
Speaker 4: of days. We may play on it.
Speaker 1: Only have one practice because it's too much fighting right off,
Speaker 1: and they play at local time at noon on Saturday.
Speaker 4: When I like O never heard of the Bengals playing
Speaker 4: an afternoon game in preseason. I can't remember the last
Speaker 4: time that happened.
Speaker 2: I think you and I really need to sit down
Speaker 2: and have a chat with Willy. Willy start to sound
Speaker 2: more and more and more like a Democrat every day.
Speaker 3: That had a band.
Speaker 4: I have to have purevoll. That's Ai right there, that's Ai.
Speaker 4: I thought it was. I thought that was Sheriff Jones.
Speaker 1: You know, Barry Larkin is one of those characters that
Speaker 1: the all time great shortstop Barry Larkin, right, one of
Speaker 1: the few reds ever to be born here? Right to
Speaker 1: have an MVP here, I have ninety five World Series
Speaker 1: ring here to be in the Hall of Fame here.
Speaker 1: Only player to do that, I think is number fourteen.
Speaker 3: Is that correct?
Speaker 4: Here?
Speaker 1: Because Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, Jose Rio not here. Right,
Speaker 1: So you got Larkin born here here. I went to
Speaker 1: Saint John to play for the Eagles. He then goes
Speaker 1: to uh Mueller and couldn't get into the Deer Park,
Speaker 1: and then Michigan, then out to the Denver Bears. Then
Speaker 1: he's brought up with still remember Kurt still willing him
Speaker 1: fighting it out. Yes, but here's Larkin, MVP right, ring
Speaker 1: World Series, right, hometown boy, many, many time All Star
Speaker 1: and the Hall of Fame. So when he gives when
Speaker 1: he says on the air last night, you don't win
Speaker 1: playing five hundred baseball, he kind of went out that
Speaker 1: there needs to be a sense of urgency and passion
Speaker 1: that the club. He talked about loop Panella lighting them up.
Speaker 4: Lou Panella said the Inquirer that he put that uniform
Speaker 4: on to kick her.
Speaker 1: You know what you mean, donkey, correct, So I'm saying
Speaker 1: right now. Larkin went on to say, these guys need
Speaker 1: to be pushed.
Speaker 4: I know that.
Speaker 1: I'm sitting here just thinking about myself and Eric Davis
Speaker 1: and what he did for my career. What he did
Speaker 1: is challenged me. He went after me. He didn't let
Speaker 1: me just go out there and play. He told me,
Speaker 1: it's unacceptable for you to be a five hundred ball player.
Speaker 1: That is unacceptable.
Speaker 8: And I'm talking about the significance of the passage of time,
Speaker 8: oh boy, the significance of the past.
Speaker 4: They don't need her. I guarantee you.
Speaker 8: That when you think about it, there is great significance
Speaker 8: to the passage of time in terms of what we
Speaker 8: need to do to lay these wires, what we need
Speaker 8: to do to create these jobs. And there is such
Speaker 8: great significance to the passage of time when we think
Speaker 8: about a day in the life of our children.
Speaker 4: When is her economic plan? Is that on Friday that
Speaker 4: she's going to announce that. She says that, but we'll
Speaker 4: see what happens. It'll be I can't wait for that.
Speaker 4: That it'll be a block. Well, the media will say
Speaker 4: it's similar to the Magna Carta. It'll be the greatest document.
Speaker 1: Ever put our CNN will and I'll say this is
Speaker 1: Can you watch CNN anymore?
Speaker 3: No, I can't do it.
Speaker 4: And then and then the Trumpster talks about economics today.
Speaker 4: What he needs to do is get off quit thinking
Speaker 4: about like I got I got this many people, She's
Speaker 4: got that many people at rallies. He needs to stay
Speaker 4: on point.
Speaker 1: Economy, economy, inflation, inflation, immigration, immigration, that's it, and and
Speaker 1: uh war war Yeah whatever. I got a text here
Speaker 1: from Jeff Beckham, David David, that's right, he says, listening
Speaker 1: to her, I started puking two weeks ago.
Speaker 4: Now can you imagine that for the next four years plus. No.
Speaker 1: No, I'm just well, is this are these comments by
Speaker 1: Barry Larkin? I may move to Saskatchewan.
Speaker 3: An attack on David Bell, a faller, a fellow or grant.
Speaker 4: I'm thinking what David Bell ought to do is get
Speaker 4: Larkin and bran cowboy to get the cowboy, get the
Speaker 4: coaches out of there, let them go, Let the close
Speaker 4: the doors and let Larkin and the cowboy Jeff Brantley
Speaker 4: do it.
Speaker 3: Talk to him about World Championship Baseball.
Speaker 4: They won't. They won't need the doors open. They'll they'll
Speaker 4: run through them when those two get done with them.
Speaker 4: Did not see that? Thank you?
Speaker 3: Well, that's what Brantley said. He didn't see it coming.
Speaker 4: Soccer Will he? Philadelphia Union stops the run of the
Speaker 4: FC Cincinnati in the League's Cup, the Orange and Blue
Speaker 4: losing last night, so the FCC will now their next
Speaker 4: match and the MLS will be on Saturday, August twenty
Speaker 4: fourth at Inner Miami. CF. Will he or won't he
Speaker 4: Messy play? I'd say no, but I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 4: I don't know. Isn't he playing one of those other things?
Speaker 4: I don't know. I think he's been hurt. So I
Speaker 4: don't know. I don't know what to say. But as
Speaker 4: Larkin going after David Bell, no, I don't think so
Speaker 4: he's just tell him like it is, says Louke.
Speaker 1: Panelo went out there and said, we're going. Lou was
Speaker 1: interviewed about a week ago, and what did you say.
Speaker 4: I put that uniform on and I'm going to the gas.
Speaker 4: Now that's the guy right there. That's what the Reds
Speaker 4: need to do. Start getting medieval on somebody's you know what.
Speaker 1: When you're tied down like a goat, and that guy says,
Speaker 1: give me the blow torch and the Plyers bingo, you're
Speaker 1: gonna have a bad day, would you agree. Bruce Willis
Speaker 1: comes down with the sword medieval on your he gets
Speaker 1: the shotgun right boom. The bad guy's lying there and
Speaker 1: he says, give me the blow torch and the Plyers correct.
Speaker 1: You know it's gonna be a bad afternoon.
Speaker 4: Not you don't need any more you we're not gonna
Speaker 4: get any morphine.
Speaker 1: So I don't know when Hunter Biden's got to quit puking. No,
Speaker 1: Hunter Green, I'm the Hunter Biden. He's en gonna be
Speaker 1: pukeing too. In a few weeks.
Speaker 10: He's gonna cut in the sun of President Joe Biden,
Speaker 10: who was a former crack attic.
Speaker 4: Let's just call it.
Speaker 2: What it is.
Speaker 4: Yes, he was on crack. I said it that way
Speaker 4: about lam them. I can see it that way about
Speaker 4: the son of the President of the United States. He
Speaker 4: was on crack, stephen A.
Speaker 10: They recently found cocaine in the White House, by the way,
Speaker 10: no evidence that it was his. Nothing, Although in old
Speaker 10: the years I've been alive, I've not heard of cocaine
Speaker 10: being in the White House.
Speaker 4: This is the first time. Tell you, I don't know.
Speaker 1: We have chaos everywhere we look at all the way
Speaker 1: chaos everywhere.
Speaker 3: Every inch of the of the earth is in chaos.
Speaker 1: And you told me the finals of the Western Southern
Speaker 1: Cincinnati Open is Monday, Monday.
Speaker 3: Why is it Monday?
Speaker 4: Because John Barrett wanted it that way. No, it's because
Speaker 4: of the Olympics. It's the Olympics thing or something. Does
Speaker 4: that mean it was the aftermath of the Olympics. I
Speaker 4: don't I don't know. I don't care.
Speaker 3: Let him play, Let them play.
Speaker 4: Be packed. It's packed out there. Anyway.
Speaker 1: I'll take Altis over Jackson or Big Mason I don't
Speaker 1: like a man named Sinner.
Speaker 3: I don't like that I like Alcatraz Carlows.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I can't believe it's not right Number one.
Speaker 4: I don't make them up. I don't make up the rankings.
Speaker 3: Nine segment. Be prepared to get me out of the
Speaker 3: student's report.
Speaker 4: But I'd like to have a pow wow if I
Speaker 4: can meet with Barry Larkin, Jeff Brantley, Jose Rio, Todd Benzinger,
Speaker 4: and a sweet lou Panella and Ron Oster.
Speaker 1: Put those guys together, go in the room and say, guys,
Speaker 1: you've got a chance right here. Oh, you're gonna win
Speaker 1: the night. Be three games out of the wildcard. We
Speaker 1: got one hell of a pitching stand.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: They go into a short series and guess.
Speaker 4: What what happened to the d Backs the Snakes last year?
Speaker 3: Remember that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, they march to glory and they're still hot. The
Speaker 4: d Backs are playing well. Yeah, and look at the Phillies.
Speaker 4: The Phillies have just dropped off the map.
Speaker 1: They can't win. No, But Barry Larkin knows what it
Speaker 1: takes to be a winner. He says, Saint John Eagle,
Speaker 1: He's a Red, He's an All Star, He's a Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame, man of Mueller. He's an MVP, a man
Speaker 1: of Moeller. Right, try to get into Deer Park. We
Speaker 1: said no. Then he goes to Michigan place three years,
Speaker 1: then goes to the Denver Bears there and then comes
Speaker 1: here with Kurt Stillwell and kicks ass like mister ass correct,
Speaker 1: and he's saying, this team has to have a sense
Speaker 1: of urgency.
Speaker 4: You got to win tonight or or you send in
Speaker 4: Kamala the Ugandan Giants along with George anymore, George the
Speaker 4: animal Steel. They can get those two together for a match, right,
Speaker 4: put them into Red Reds clubhouse. They coming out with
Speaker 4: Rick Stowe and Mark Stowe.
Speaker 3: I like those guys.
Speaker 4: Two o seven.
Speaker 1: Today we got the Attorney General David Yosta on to
Speaker 1: talk about First Energy and the Milford City manager that
Speaker 1: what here's to be a PERV what the guy named
Speaker 1: dos Doss, Milford city manager soliciting sex from a fifteen
Speaker 1: year old in the Dayton area and he's like forty
Speaker 1: two years old and is now he's looking at a
Speaker 1: hard time, Daddy, hard time. I think that was the
Speaker 1: first time. And my dad segment, please get us out
Speaker 1: of the student's report. Mister ag is standing.
Speaker 4: By Willie and utter of a hot day here in
Speaker 4: the tri State and the tennis tournament, and the reds
Speaker 4: are hot too. We leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 4: of the Student Triple.
Speaker 11: We all sing happy tunes. And when we all sing
Speaker 11: happy tunes and sing Merry Christmas and wish each other
Speaker 11: Merry Christmas, these children are not going to have them
Speaker 11: merry Christmas. How dare we speak merry Christmas? How dare we.
Speaker 3: Santa Claus? He's gonna lose.
Speaker 1: I would play that thedess and with Sata every twenty
Speaker 1: minutes for the rest of the campaign. And she's claiming
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Speaker 4: He was at the ten this tournament last night.
Speaker 1: I saw that with oushat and protection. Check them checking
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Speaker 4: Thank you for your involvement and try try to be relevant, Okay,
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Speaker 1: I'm the great American based in which the Ohio Jurney
Speaker 1: General David Yost has agreed to settle the largest bribery
Speaker 1: and money laundering scandal in state history. It appears and
Speaker 1: on behalf of the state of Ohio. David Yost as
Speaker 1: agreed to a settlement from a First Energy to the
Speaker 1: tune of about twenty million dollars. This is on top
Speaker 1: of the two hundred and thirty million dollars that the
Speaker 1: FEDS charged First Energy for a bribery scheme that puts
Speaker 1: several in jail and a couple of bullets in people's
Speaker 1: heads through suicide. And David yos to welcome again to
Speaker 1: the bill Cunningham shows, our Attorney General. Can you give
Speaker 1: those living in the tri statea capsule of what this
Speaker 1: settlement means with the First Energy?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'd be glad to. But let me begin by
Speaker 7: telling you that because of the political ramifications of this
Speaker 7: case and my aspirations for the next gubernatorial election, I
Speaker 7: recused myself from this case some months ago, and I
Speaker 7: am in the blind about I found out when you
Speaker 7: did about the settlement, which was actually negotiated by the
Speaker 7: Deputy Attorney General for Law Enforcement, Carol O'Brien, who is
Speaker 7: leading that task force. Now that being said, I obviously
Speaker 7: have since seen the settlement agreement. It calls for a
Speaker 7: twenty million dollar cash payment. Five hundred thousand dollars of
Speaker 7: that is going to be spent for a consultant who
Speaker 7: is going to go through First Energies new policies, and
Speaker 7: make sure that the reforms that we think are there
Speaker 7: are actually there and working. In addition to that, they
Speaker 7: have pledged their continuing cooperation with the criminal prosecution, which
Speaker 7: courses the that's the mothership here. We're going after the
Speaker 7: guys that actually did the bribing, actually came up with
Speaker 7: the corrupt scheme. They're currently under indictment, Mike Dowling and
Speaker 7: Chuck Jones. We used to have Sam Ren Dazzo, and
Speaker 7: as you mentioned, he tragically committed suicide after he was indicted.
Speaker 7: But First Energy has been cooperative, it is going to
Speaker 7: continue to be cooperative. I guess one other thing that
Speaker 7: I would say, Bill, that is really important here is
Speaker 7: you can't put the corporation in jail. You could certainly
Speaker 7: charge them, and you can convict them, but you can't
Speaker 7: put them in jail. And none of the people that
Speaker 7: were involved in this are still at First Energy. Every
Speaker 7: one of them has been sacked, they have turned their
Speaker 7: board over. So prosecuting the corporation at this point would
Speaker 7: be basically penalizing the rate player payers and penalizing the
Speaker 7: people that work there that literally have nothing to do
Speaker 7: with Chuck Jones and his dirty deal.
Speaker 1: All right, Dave, you know assistant a generic way, because
Speaker 1: First Energy, like Douke Energy, which is unconnected to this,
Speaker 1: as a corporation, if the Feds find First Energy two
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty mil and the state find them twenty mil,
Speaker 1: and that's like a quarter of a billion dollars, And
Speaker 1: someone in the newsroom said to me, what doesn't that
Speaker 1: mean they take that quarter of a billion dollars that
Speaker 1: they paid and fined and simply incorporated into rate increases
Speaker 1: that ultimately the customers are going to pay the money,
Speaker 1: because if the if First Energy completely goes out of business,
Speaker 1: there's be an energy problem, especially northern Ohio. But is
Speaker 1: it true that they can build that into a rate
Speaker 1: increase that the taxpayer rate payer actually pays it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's not true. Now, It's true in the sense
Speaker 7: that without rate payers there is no company. But look,
Speaker 7: this is an investor owned corporation. It's a for profit corporation,
Speaker 7: and the investors get payouts in the form of dividends
Speaker 7: or they sell their shares, but they've got an equity
Speaker 7: there and the company makes a profit. So this is
Speaker 7: not something that under Ohio law they can pass along
Speaker 7: to the rate payers and say, look, we have to
Speaker 7: pay a quarter billion dollars, so guess what your rates
Speaker 7: are going to go up. This comes out of their dividends,
Speaker 7: their profits.
Speaker 1: So in reality, those who are making the money from
Speaker 1: First Energy will be paying the bill and not those
Speaker 1: who pay the bills directly or indirectly. Because I would
Speaker 1: think at some point I saw I'm wrong in being
Speaker 1: somewhat jaded and saying the rate payers are going to
Speaker 1: pay this, you're saying they're not.
Speaker 7: Again, these are for profit companies. The regulatory process does
Speaker 7: not allow this to be passed back to the rate payers.
Speaker 7: This has got to come out of their profits.
Speaker 1: Now, who's continuing the criminal prosecution of the executives and
Speaker 1: First Energy? Is that you or someone else?
Speaker 7: That's Carol Hamilton O'Brien. You know there are political repercussions
Speaker 7: potentially from this case, and I didn't want to have
Speaker 7: the integrity of the case questioned because I might be
Speaker 7: a candidate in the future. So I've taken my hands
Speaker 7: off the wheel. I was obviously involved through the early
Speaker 7: part of the case, and as time has gone on
Speaker 7: and facts have developed, it was the ethical thing to do.
Speaker 7: It was the right thing to do, because the most
Speaker 7: important thing here is to get justice, to hold these wrongdoers,
Speaker 7: these criminals accountable in the court of law.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: Secondly, here in Cincinnati, we have a fine community called Milford,
Speaker 1: the home of the Fighting Eagles, and I used to
Speaker 1: play them in basketball all the time when I was
Speaker 1: at Deer Park, and it says here that you would
Speaker 1: you win? You know, we did win. We won the
Speaker 1: league title that year. They had good players named Little
Speaker 1: John and my burs but we took him down. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: it says here that you, the state Attorney General was
Speaker 1: caused to be indicted Michael Doss. Doss Doss of Milford,
Speaker 1: haven't met the guy. Don't want to meet the guy.
Speaker 1: And seemingly he was undercovered. He was undercover activities of
Speaker 1: the Miami Valley Human Trafficking task Force discovered that he
Speaker 1: tried to buy sex from a person he believed to
Speaker 1: be a fifteen year old girl. And I seen the
Speaker 1: photo of this guy. He appears to be forty something
Speaker 1: years old. Tell me about the Miami Valley Human Trafficking
Speaker 1: Task Force and why you cause the indictment of mister Doss.
Speaker 7: So, the Miami Canty Human Trafficking Task Force is one
Speaker 7: of the task forces that our office has set up
Speaker 7: around the state. We work with local agencies, so everything
Speaker 7: from the local police up to the fads are part
Speaker 7: of his task force. And one of the things this
Speaker 7: particular group does. One of their tactics is they will
Speaker 7: put up an ad for sex for hire and see
Speaker 7: who answers it, and then you know, they'll play it
Speaker 7: out from there. This particular fellow thought he was answering
Speaker 7: an ad to have sex with a fifteen year old
Speaker 7: girl who was engaging in prostitution. He had multiple lengthy
Speaker 7: conversations over time, they discussed possible sex acts. I mean,
Speaker 7: his stuff would turn your stomach, Bill and ultimately it
Speaker 7: ended up in his arrest. So we will prove up
Speaker 7: the case in.
Speaker 5: The court.
Speaker 7: He's currently charged with importuning and I think that there
Speaker 7: may be additional charges forthcoming.
Speaker 1: I would anticipate this wasn't his first rodeo. That perverts
Speaker 1: that do this don't do it one time when they're
Speaker 1: forty two years old. Probably it's happened before. Is that
Speaker 1: what you're talking about? In fact, if you can just
Speaker 1: notify the American people, if someone as a child or
Speaker 1: someone under age that had relations with mister DAWs come forward,
Speaker 1: but you anticipate there may be additional charges.
Speaker 7: I think there will be additional charges in this case,
Speaker 7: but let's let the facts play out. And of course,
Speaker 7: if anyone recognizes this guy's photograph as somebody who's hanging
Speaker 7: around their kids or whatever, please contact the Miami Valley
Speaker 7: Human Trafficking Task Force. We would love to hear about that.
Speaker 1: And lastly, Attorney General David Yost, it's one thing if
Speaker 1: someone's twenty five or thirty years old and they're doing
Speaker 1: these activities, they should be held to account. But when
Speaker 1: a public official, he was making one hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 1: a year plus benefits representing the City of Milford, I'm
Speaker 1: sure I got statements served from the City of Milford.
Speaker 1: They're shocked that this happened. They had no clue whatsoever
Speaker 1: was engaged in such activities. Do you lean into it
Speaker 1: if it's a public official.
Speaker 7: Well, the question becomes whether the under the law, whether
Speaker 7: the person's profession or position of trust facilitated the crime.
Speaker 7: If it does, that's a factor that enhances sentencing for
Speaker 7: the court. But look, we do we have these kinds
Speaker 7: of cases unfortunately all over the state. And we've caught
Speaker 7: college professors, at high school teachers, we've caught city councilmen,
Speaker 7: we've caught clergy people who are in positions of respect
Speaker 7: and leadership. And yeah, I think there's a special place
Speaker 7: in hell for those, particularly upon our children for sex.
Speaker 7: It's just.
Speaker 4: Beyond the pale.
Speaker 1: It's awful, all right, Attorney General David Yoas, good luck
Speaker 1: on all your future political activities. And thanks for letting
Speaker 1: us know about the first energy settlement that you were
Speaker 1: not directly involved in, and for mister Doss that you
Speaker 1: were directly involved in. And David Yos, I wish you
Speaker 1: nothing but the best, and thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. Mister Attorney General, thank.
Speaker 3: You very much.
Speaker 4: Good to talk with you.
Speaker 7: Bill.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with more, and haven't met
Speaker 1: the guy. Milford's a great community and it's fine place
Speaker 1: I read, and I haven't spoken to someone in Claremont County,
Speaker 1: but they are shocked that their city manager of great
Speaker 1: note would involve himself in such activities. And I would
Speaker 1: assume these behaviors have been performed by Michael Dass on
Speaker 1: more than one occasion. I guess it could be a
Speaker 1: one off, but I doubt it. And the men that
Speaker 1: do and it's probably ninety five present. Men who do
Speaker 1: this thing should should be put in the bowels of
Speaker 1: the prison. Let's continue with more Bill Cunning under Grand
Speaker 1: American Live. It's Rome of the Reds playing tonight starting
Speaker 1: about five point forty And as far as I'm concerned,
Speaker 1: Hunter Green can puke in his glove all he wants,
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Speaker 14: Meanwhile, in the Intended Forest, Eddie and Rocky are rocking
Speaker 14: her grandma's house.
Speaker 3: She's a big fan of the show.
Speaker 4: Even better, she loves baking as cookies.
Speaker 14: However, as they approached Grandma's cottage, they sense trouble.
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Speaker 1: Rock Before we get into the formal aspects of the
Speaker 1: students report, Yes, I want you to comment something the
Speaker 1: segment talked about about an hour ago. That is Hunter
Speaker 1: Green in the second inning turned around, put his glove
Speaker 1: up to his mouth and vomited through the through the
Speaker 1: glove on webound the webbings. It is the third time,
Speaker 1: at least the third time, and the second bason I'm
Speaker 1: part was looking at him, didn't do a thing, turns
Speaker 1: it around and throws the next pitch.
Speaker 4: Sike's becoming an involuntary reflex.
Speaker 3: What about does it?
Speaker 4: I know, I'll tell you what if he can. If
Speaker 4: he does it and he pitches like Bengo, seg Bengo,
Speaker 4: throw up every time, maybe that's our ritual.
Speaker 3: Do it every batter, do it every batter.
Speaker 4: What that's it.
Speaker 16: I'm a results driven kind of guy. So whatever, however
Speaker 16: we get to the point where we win, is fine
Speaker 16: with me.
Speaker 4: I mean, some of your teammates had probably quirky things happened,
Speaker 4: you know, before a game or something like that. He
Speaker 4: has the thing, Steve McNair took a nap before every game.
Speaker 16: He would go out, we'd get to the stadium, he'd
Speaker 16: be on the first bus, he'd be the first one
Speaker 16: out there throw passes, and then he'd go take a
Speaker 16: nap for forty five minutes and then wake up about
Speaker 16: an hour. Forty five minutes want to physical sleep woke
Speaker 16: up the.
Speaker 4: Players, And yeah, Steve, that was his thing, and he
Speaker 4: could argue with it. That was awesome, you do.
Speaker 16: I got to a point where I was eating pancakes
Speaker 16: with cinnamon sugar on because I had him had it
Speaker 16: before one game, okay, and then I played good, so
Speaker 16: I just kept doing it. You only times I've had
Speaker 16: pancakes with cinnamon sugar on since zero. Some players I
Speaker 16: would always eat an omelet with ham, tomatoes and cheese
Speaker 16: and the night before sounds terrible.
Speaker 4: And some players won't step on the line.
Speaker 1: You can't touch the line when you leave the field.
Speaker 1: You have to go walk over the line.
Speaker 3: And so.
Speaker 4: But have you ever had like football players pukan before
Speaker 4: the game.
Speaker 16: You have known guys that that throw up four mini games.
Speaker 16: I wouldn't say it's common, but it's not unheard of.
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Speaker 3: Us.
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Speaker 4: was like a contest, yes okay. The motto was we
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Speaker 16: Bless at olo Saturday, one o'clock. Okay, should they leave today?
Speaker 16: Do we have a lookout there is Jamar Chase on
Speaker 16: the bus or the plane? Because if he's not, this
Speaker 16: is now a big problem.
Speaker 4: Don't know? Because yes, what do you say? Corleone? Hit it?
Speaker 9: I want to make them off?
Speaker 4: Mike Brown?
Speaker 1: Is that Mike Brown? Or was that that was? How
Speaker 1: big of a problem is it now?
Speaker 16: So to recap, Jamar Chase was staging a hold in
Speaker 16: where he was showing up and everything's fun. We're gonna
Speaker 16: work through this. Well, yesterday he wasn't there. We don't
Speaker 16: know why, but he wasn't there. If he's not there
Speaker 16: today and he's not get on the team bluss and playing.
Speaker 16: That means his agent or he have declared we're willing
Speaker 16: to go into this for.
Speaker 4: The long haul and hold out. That is not good.
Speaker 3: Isn't it something?
Speaker 4: Do we have any people down there? We have people,
Speaker 4: we have tracking the No, Tony Pikes out at the
Speaker 4: talking about the tennis tournament. What about Austin? Get Austin
Speaker 4: out there now he's not there pane the plane. No,
Speaker 4: they don't divulge that due to security concerns.
Speaker 16: Well, somebody will find out if he's not on that plane.
Speaker 4: But you know, I'm watching your Vikings rookie quarterback JJ
Speaker 4: McCarthy Michigan the twenty twenty fourth season after surgery on
Speaker 4: his tournamentiscus revealed that he repair it's necessary. JJ McCarthy done.
Speaker 16: The little rock is highly upset. That is his favorite player.
Speaker 16: JJ McCarthy Michigan not feverite. But is they have his
Speaker 16: backups there? Well, Sam Darnal will be the quarterback. Now
Speaker 16: I don't know the backup it former jet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's signed around for ten million dollars deal for
Speaker 1: one year. And now you got Justin Jefferson up there
Speaker 1: catching balls from Darnald and not.
Speaker 4: Thirty five million a year. That's a lot of that's
Speaker 4: a lot of cash. So what happens if Jamar Chase
Speaker 4: and what happens if the T Higgins things, yeah, turns
Speaker 4: completely around. They signed him and not.
Speaker 3: Number one.
Speaker 7: Sake.
Speaker 16: I've never I've never even thought of that. My head
Speaker 16: just exploded when you said saying, I'm just I mean,
Speaker 16: I'm shaking right now.
Speaker 4: How unbelievable would that be for that situation to happen.
Speaker 3: He's shaking, Let him get his composure.
Speaker 4: Don't puke. We wrap my head around them. Don't puke
Speaker 4: in your glove. That's all I'm asking between your fingers.
Speaker 16: What if they say to be a power move by
Speaker 16: the Browns, but I'm just program if they go to
Speaker 16: T Higgins in a week and says, okay, Jamar and
Speaker 16: T here's the thirty five million a year deal or
Speaker 16: no deal, and Jamar said noah blah blahnah, and then
Speaker 16: T says tee it up for tea?
Speaker 1: Then what happens? Then you got the XFL guy and
Speaker 1: some others. And I'll say, what was the bags of cash?
Speaker 1: T Higgins as good as or better than Jamar Chase? Anyway,
Speaker 1: I don't think I would say that it's close, but
Speaker 1: I think Jamar Chase is probably better a little more versatile.
Speaker 3: What if you lose T.
Speaker 1: Higgins next year and Jamar Chase, I can't think about
Speaker 1: Joe R. Chase didn't going to go anywhere, because that's
Speaker 1: Burrows got.
Speaker 4: You ain't got the answers, man, You ain't got the answer.
Speaker 4: You ain't got the You ain't got the answers. He's
Speaker 4: not on that plane.
Speaker 16: He's not up there, and he's not there witnessing the
Speaker 16: joint practices and at least on the sideline for the game.
Speaker 16: That's a big problem because then it no matter what
Speaker 16: even if he is at some point, if he does
Speaker 16: not practice, season starts in like three weeks, right, less
Speaker 16: than three weeks, and they look the offense looked terrible
Speaker 16: yesterday because Joe Burrow is throwing the guys that are
Speaker 16: probably not going to be on the team. He's throwing interceptions.
Speaker 16: Now he's all pissed off. His offensive line is hurt.
Speaker 16: So he's pissed off about that. What are we doing here?
Speaker 16: The season is un Now the rocks man upset, you.
Speaker 4: Got hurt, is pressed. His breast is pressed. It's left breast.
Speaker 3: I I don't understand.
Speaker 4: I'll tell what's going on?
Speaker 16: Is I think this is more Jamar Chase's agent getting
Speaker 16: into a pissing contest with the Bengals instead of saying, hey,
Speaker 16: he's my client, We're gonna do what he wants to do.
Speaker 16: But I think the agent is like, no, we're we're
Speaker 16: not going to bow down to them.
Speaker 4: We'll show him. We'll sit We're prepared to sit out
Speaker 4: the first week.
Speaker 16: I hope Jamar is on board with that, because if not,
Speaker 16: his agent is not doing any justice and B that
Speaker 16: would be a terrible move for him. Regardless of the
Speaker 16: contract situation. He would lose so much good will that
Speaker 16: he's built up in this city, all the little rocks
Speaker 16: and the Rockets and all the little kids Jamar Chase
Speaker 16: running around and stuff, and all the people and the
Speaker 16: moms and the days that love Jamar Chase. If he
Speaker 16: would sit out two years before he deserves a contract,
Speaker 16: I think people would be highly upset.
Speaker 4: Don't hear no, Jez shut up. I eat no for breakfast.
Speaker 4: Don't hear no. We got this person, We got this
Speaker 4: person going nuts on us a mess.
Speaker 8: Always believe in what can be unburdened.
Speaker 16: By what has been there we go, let's cut the cross,
Speaker 16: be unburdened by this stooge report here.
Speaker 3: I'm unburdened.
Speaker 1: Put another Van diagram up. We've got to have a crisis.
Speaker 1: In a year, Tea is gone, Jamar has set out
Speaker 1: a year, he set out his senior year at LSU.
Speaker 3: Then what now we got a full blown.
Speaker 16: Christ You predicted, you predicted that Joe Burrow would not
Speaker 16: play half the games.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm predicting. I got a bet with something
Speaker 4: that I got a bet with you.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm always looking for a complete total disaster, chaotic breakdown.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm after, and I'm looking right now Jamar
Speaker 1: Chase May. He's got two years to go. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's not like Jefferson who was a year away. He's
Speaker 1: two years away.
Speaker 4: But he's only gonna make a million dollars this year supposedly, I.
Speaker 16: Think four by the time it's all said and done,
Speaker 16: which is not bad, but okay, it's not deserving.
Speaker 3: It's not thirty five million.
Speaker 4: That's the way.
Speaker 16: Sometimes sometimes in life, you have the leverage and sometimes
Speaker 16: you don't. He's got no leverage. When you got the leverage,
Speaker 16: you you don't have much leverage. Right now, you got leverage.
Speaker 16: I got no leverage. When Mike Brown, I don't think
Speaker 16: the average I don't feel the average Bengals fancy.
Speaker 4: Like we got to pay this guy. This is complete
Speaker 4: bull crap. I think they're like that, two more years
Speaker 4: paid and we can give we franchised tag T Higgins. Okay,
Speaker 4: twenty two mil. Right, we paid for some free agents.
Speaker 4: So look next year we'll be up in there. Well,
Speaker 4: got a bad peck and we got a picture that's puken.
Speaker 4: We got mends with a bad peck and Jamorrow won't play.
Speaker 4: I see chaos the greatest one of another great day
Speaker 4: and sits there beyond what If he's on the plane
Speaker 4: the playing, and.
Speaker 16: That's better, I mean, but if he's not, then this
Speaker 16: is turned into a like def Con two. Whereas now
Speaker 16: the agent and Jamar Chase are saying we're gonna start
Speaker 16: playing hardball here, which to me means you're willing to
Speaker 16: sit out, possibly sit out into the season, and even.
Speaker 4: If you're not, you're you're a couple of weeks away
Speaker 4: from the season.
Speaker 3: At some point in time.
Speaker 16: Every athlete, no matter how good you are, there's timing,
Speaker 16: there's you know, steps, and there's your what yard do
Speaker 16: you break the route or all these sort of things
Speaker 16: need to be worked out in practice.
Speaker 1: Once does the ring announcer say before a UFC fight
Speaker 1: doesn't get it all?
Speaker 3: I think he says it's time.
Speaker 4: Is that it?
Speaker 3: I don't know, I've seen you watch it. I don't
Speaker 3: know I'm watching.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying this is a shocker that could derail
Speaker 1: the whole deel and you're rooting for it, and there's
Speaker 1: no I love chaos and confusion, and right.
Speaker 4: Now we got chaos and government government chaos in Middle East.
Speaker 3: Here there we go, who's this?
Speaker 4: Nothing? There we go? Just the giants coming in.
Speaker 8: And in this campaign, I will proudly, I will proudly
Speaker 8: put my record against his.
Speaker 1: One Tatar boy there, that's right there, trumps what is
Speaker 1: her record?
Speaker 4: How about you know for someone that he stands for nothing?
Speaker 8: A bit of a history lesson. Do you know that
Speaker 8: women were not the women's teams were not allowed to
Speaker 8: have brackets until twenty twenty two? Think about that and
Speaker 8: what that talks about podcasts that are late than never,
Speaker 8: but and what that has done because of course, when
Speaker 8: you know I had a bracket, it's not broken completely.
Speaker 4: But I won't talk about my bracket brackets. But you
Speaker 4: know what, just how we love, we love.
Speaker 8: March madness and even just now allowing the women to
Speaker 8: have brackets and what that.
Speaker 4: Does twenty twenty encourage people to.
Speaker 8: Talk more about the women's teams, to watch them now
Speaker 8: they're being covered, you know, and this is the reality.
Speaker 8: People used to say, oh, women's sports, who's interested. Well,
Speaker 8: if you can't see it, you won't be. But when
Speaker 8: you see it, you realize, oh.
Speaker 3: We've had bractice.
Speaker 16: Trump in the beginning said that, you know, the NC
Speaker 16: Double A women's tournament hasn't had a bracket format. They've
Speaker 16: only had it for two years, and then not just
Speaker 16: said it, but actually doubled and tripled down on you.
Speaker 16: Imagine what the media would say.
Speaker 1: The next old frail eld women hates women, hates every America.
Speaker 1: By the way, they've had brackets since the beginning. It's
Speaker 1: going back forty forty five years. They've had brackets. But
Speaker 1: someone told her women's teams don't have rackets till therefore
Speaker 1: it's true. By what's on the What's on the Big
Speaker 1: Show Today with You and You and Eddie.
Speaker 16: Right out of the gate, we have Patty Newberry on
Speaker 16: to talk about, uh, will Metro leave the Government Square
Speaker 16: downtown where they switch areas on that. That's something kids
Speaker 16: are not gonna like that one, are they? We know
Speaker 16: we've got Tony Pike three twenty.
Speaker 2: Is he in.
Speaker 3: Chicago getting ready?
Speaker 4: We don't know he isn't. Let's find out.
Speaker 16: Let's find David McDonald, the executive director of moufon, which
Speaker 16: is the I forget what stands for, but basically the
Speaker 16: Alien network.
Speaker 4: They're based right here in Ohio.
Speaker 1: You mean from Nicaragua or from Alpha Centauri Alpha Centauri
Speaker 1: the alien segment?
Speaker 4: Are they here breeding with our women?
Speaker 16: Well, we're gonna ask you, and then you're joining us
Speaker 16: at five o'clock for more power pack bluffs.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what afternoon right there, Baby Joe Biden packed,
Speaker 1: But Joe Biden belongs to Mount Rushmore. That's fun, Phil too,
Speaker 1: It's so Kamala Harris too, and Jimmy Carter's segment, give
Speaker 1: me out of the do report please? Wille and Hot
Speaker 1: are of the Red Hot Reds and Hot to Tennis
Speaker 1: and Mason and puking to victory.
Speaker 4: We leave you with the Immortal and is Chase on
Speaker 4: the plane? On the plane? Is the yes or no?
Speaker 4: We need to know right now. We leave you with
Speaker 4: the immortal words of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 9: ALESSI is a rough week. I set my kid down.
Speaker 9: I told them all about the birds and the bees.
Speaker 9: He told me about my wife and the butcher.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 9: You didn't help either. I told my old man, you
Speaker 9: never took me to the zoo. He said, if they
Speaker 9: want you, they'll come.
Speaker 4: And get you.
Speaker 9: Well, my psychiatm has told me I'm going crazy. I
Speaker 9: told it, if you don't mind, like a second opinion,
Speaker 9: he said, right, you're ugly too.
Speaker 16: Don't make them like him anymore. Classics. It stands the
Speaker 16: test of time.
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Speaker 1: you didn't puke today, so that's good. Thank you yet
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