Speaker 1: Today.
Speaker 2: It all happens. We may not have a result for Wednesday,
Speaker 2: Thursday or Friday, but nonetheless it happens on a week
Speaker 2: from today. Joining you and I now is Frank Lrose,
Speaker 2: who is the Ohio Secretary of State. He's in charge
Speaker 2: of all eighty eight county elections. And Frank LaRose, welcome
Speaker 2: again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all,
Speaker 2: I had on yesterday Sherry Poland, the excellent executive director
Speaker 2: of the Hamley County Board of Elections. She gave us
Speaker 2: some numbers, So can you give the American people some
Speaker 2: numbers about from the Secretary of State's perspective, how many
Speaker 2: have voted by mail at this point a week out,
Speaker 2: how many have walked in? How many ballots are out
Speaker 2: there not yet return I need all that information. Give
Speaker 2: me a full report.
Speaker 3: Yes, sir, and you're right. Sherry is one of the
Speaker 3: best in the business. We're honored to have her. And
Speaker 3: by the way, in Ohio, we will give you the
Speaker 3: results on election night. We brew a pot of coffee
Speaker 3: and stay up late and do our work avail. All
Speaker 3: this information is available on our website as well, which
Speaker 3: is ohiosos dot gov slash data we've got an all
Speaker 3: new data dashboard. And so what this tells us is
Speaker 3: that at this point, as of our last update several
Speaker 3: hours ago, one point one million Ohioans have requested an
Speaker 3: AST ballot, about seven hundred thousand have returned their asketee ballot.
Speaker 3: That means sixty five percent of people that have requested
Speaker 3: their ballot have actually sent it back in. So if
Speaker 3: if it's sitting on your dashboard or sitting on your
Speaker 3: kitchen table, make sure to get it in the mail.
Speaker 3: It's got to get postmarked by next Monday, but no
Speaker 3: reason to wait. Early in person voting has been strong
Speaker 3: as well. Nine hundred and forty one thousand Ohioans have
Speaker 3: taken advantage of early voting. And so when you combine
Speaker 3: early in absentee voting one point six to eight million Ohioans,
Speaker 3: one point six to eight million Ohiolands have already voted.
Speaker 3: But Lilly, here's the number that I think is really
Speaker 3: interesting as well. Republicans are outpacing Democrats in both early
Speaker 3: and absentee voting by by a lot. Right, five hundred thousand,
Speaker 3: five hundred and fifteen thousand Republicans have already voted early.
Speaker 3: Only three hundred and forty nine thousand Democrats have. Now,
Speaker 3: this is not the way it used to be.
Speaker 4: It used to be.
Speaker 3: If Republicans were not trailing by too much when the
Speaker 3: polls opens on election day, we felt pretty good about it.
Speaker 3: The fact that Republicans are leading Democrats by this number
Speaker 3: in early voting, I think says a lot.
Speaker 2: So you're saying that at this point, this Tuesday afternoon,
Speaker 2: and they got another week to go, that grossly more
Speaker 2: Republicans have early voted than Democrats, and that's quite unusual,
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 3: And by the way, that's registered Republicans, so that means
Speaker 3: you have to be the only way to be a
Speaker 3: registered Republican means you vote in the primaries, or a
Speaker 3: registered Democrat for that matter. And so of course there's
Speaker 3: a large number of what we call unaffiliated voters that
Speaker 3: just don't vote in spring primaries, so they don't show
Speaker 3: up with a partisan affiliation. But among registered Republicans it
Speaker 3: is one data metric. But among registered Republicans we are
Speaker 3: outpacing registered Democrats by well over one hundred thousand votes
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 2: So if one point seven million approximately have already voted
Speaker 2: either returned, there are ballots, which is about seven hundred thousand,
Speaker 2: and then those who vote in person, the numbers about
Speaker 2: one point seven million. By the end of business today,
Speaker 2: it'll probably be right out one point seven million. Can
Speaker 2: you extrapolate from that by Monday close of business how
Speaker 2: many Ohiglands would have voted early, either in person or
Speaker 2: buy the mail.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I'm not gonna hazard a guess on that, because invariably,
Speaker 3: if I'm a little low, then the mainstream media says
Speaker 3: he's predicting low turnout. And if I'm a little high,
Speaker 3: then people say, oh, he doesn't know what he's talking about.
Speaker 3: I will say this, the numbers are really strong. They're
Speaker 3: on par with what we've seen in past elections, and
Speaker 3: I think we're on pace to have another record breaking election.
Speaker 3: I'll say this too. Regardless, the boards of elections are ready.
Speaker 3: If people decide to wait and come on Tuesday, we'll
Speaker 3: be ready for that. If we have a large turnout
Speaker 3: this weekend, for example, there may be lines. You got
Speaker 3: to be smart about this. If you decide to show
Speaker 3: up on Saturday afternoon to the early voting center, that's
Speaker 3: the highest traffic time, so you're probably gonna wait line.
Speaker 3: If you go on Thursday afternoon, at three pm. You're
Speaker 3: not likely to see lines at the early voting location then,
Speaker 3: So again, whatever you do, we'll be ready to make
Speaker 3: sure that you have an honest vote and that it's
Speaker 3: convenient in Ohio.
Speaker 2: Now let's talk gross numbers. I like to deal with facts.
Speaker 2: Some deal with hyperbole. I deal with facts. There's about
Speaker 2: twelve million Ohioans alive right now, about twelve million, and
Speaker 2: I would assume there's about three million underage of eighteen.
Speaker 2: Hopefully they're not voting. So this election is similar to
Speaker 2: what happened in twenty twenty or a little bit more.
Speaker 2: What's going to be in your guestimation, the total turnout,
Speaker 2: the total number of votes casting this election is approximately what.
Speaker 3: Yeah, again, that's not a number that I like to pardicularly,
Speaker 3: but i'd saying I'll say this. We set a record
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty, the all time highest turnout election, by
Speaker 3: the way, an election where in Ohio Republicans did very well.
Speaker 3: So don't let anybody say that high turnout benefits the Democrats.
Speaker 3: When Ohio and show up in large numbers, actually usually
Speaker 3: votes well for Republicans. But we set a record in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty, we may break that record this.
Speaker 2: Year, which is what what's the record? Oh, gosh, have
Speaker 2: like seventy seventy five something?
Speaker 3: That was it was, it was something in that in
Speaker 3: that area.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's talk about lawsuits. I see in Virginia, Glenn
Speaker 2: Youngkin is being sued. They were about eighteen hundred to
Speaker 2: persons living in Virginia who self identified as not able
Speaker 2: to vote because they're not citizens. There's a federal law
Speaker 2: that says to vote, you have to be a US citizen. Now,
Speaker 2: in Virginia, he said, well, I got seventeen hundred so
Speaker 2: called human beings living in Virginia who admit they're not citizens.
Speaker 2: Therefore I'm taking them off the voter rolls. The federal
Speaker 2: government sued the governor, saying, wait a minute, you can't
Speaker 2: do that. You can't take off non citizens from voter rules.
Speaker 2: Tell me in Ohio what's happening in that regard.
Speaker 3: So in Ohio we have been working to remove non
Speaker 3: citizens as well. It hasn't gotten as much attention because
Speaker 3: they haven't sued US. I think that's probably because the
Speaker 3: way that we structured it in Ohio was narrowly crafted
Speaker 3: to make sure that we could remove non citizens from
Speaker 3: the voter roles without at the same time getting into
Speaker 3: the crosshairs of DJ Here's how we've done it. We
Speaker 3: do it on an individual basis. When we first of all,
Speaker 3: we work to prevent non citizens from ever becoming register,
Speaker 3: but if they do get registered within a week or two,
Speaker 3: we have removed them because we check the voter rules
Speaker 3: on the front end. As new registrations come in, we
Speaker 3: verify them against the Ohio BMV database, against the single
Speaker 3: federal database they let us choose. I'm trying to get
Speaker 3: access to the other ones, and if we flag them
Speaker 3: as a non citizen, we do further investigation, and then
Speaker 3: we individually investigate those and instruct the boards on a
Speaker 3: one on one basis to remove them from the rules.
Speaker 3: Since just the last couple of months, I've removed over
Speaker 3: seven hundred non citizens from the voter rules. And so
Speaker 3: when Democrats say that there's no such thing as non
Speaker 3: citizens attempting to register to vote, that's hogwash. We found it.
Speaker 3: Seven hundred out of twelve million is a relatively small number.
Speaker 3: But we're not going to just allow that kind of
Speaker 3: crime to accer in Ohio. We're going to identify it,
Speaker 3: remove them from the rules, and we been doing it
Speaker 3: in a way that I'm confident is consistent, although DJ
Speaker 3: is definitely sneaking around, sniffing around, if you will, Ohio,
Speaker 3: and trying to find me messing up so that they
Speaker 3: can file a lawsuit here as well. We're not going
Speaker 3: to give them that pleasure.
Speaker 2: Why would the DOJ not agree with you that non
Speaker 2: citizens shouldn't vote? So when you take them off, how
Speaker 2: come for Genuoue sued and you weren't sued.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I'll give you their public argument. They say, well,
Speaker 3: you may be accidentally ensnaring a small number that have
Speaker 3: recently become naturalized. Of course, we have safeguards in place
Speaker 3: to make sure that that doesn't happen. But you know,
Speaker 3: if one were a skeptic, they could say, perhaps that
Speaker 3: the same administration that has left our southern border completely
Speaker 3: unguarded and has resulted in a really national embarrassment and disaster,
Speaker 3: this invasion that's occurring on our southern border, one might
Speaker 3: draw the conclusion that folks in the Biden Harris administration
Speaker 3: want those people to vote. You know, that's a wild thing,
Speaker 3: but it's entirely possible. Idea, We're not going to allow
Speaker 3: that to happen in Ohio.
Speaker 2: And so at this point you're not been sued yet,
Speaker 2: but they're looking over your shoulder to find some reason
Speaker 2: to sue you. But is the statement accurate? If I
Speaker 2: would say this, non citizens in America cannot legally vote,
Speaker 2: is that accurate?
Speaker 3: That's correct, that's correct.
Speaker 2: So why wouldn't the federal government join with you and
Speaker 2: making sure your data who can vote is shared with
Speaker 2: you so that you get them off get them off
Speaker 2: their roles. Why doesn't that happen?
Speaker 3: Some things defy logic, Willy. I mean, here's the thing.
Speaker 3: I've been working to try to get access to better
Speaker 3: data from the federal government, and they have blocked me
Speaker 3: at every turn. For months now. I've been asking them
Speaker 3: for access to the other three databases. Typical federal government.
Speaker 3: They don't just have one database for non citizens, It's
Speaker 3: spread across four. They've only given me access to one
Speaker 3: of those databases, which is of course therefore incomplete. When
Speaker 3: I've been asking for months and months, they have stonewalled
Speaker 3: and ignored us. When we finally got our congressional delegation involved,
Speaker 3: my friend, Congressman Jim Jordan got involved and we were
Speaker 3: able to finally rattle their cage enough that they answered
Speaker 3: us and they said no, we will not let you
Speaker 3: access these databases. And so I had no choice but
Speaker 3: to file a lawsuit against DHS. That's what we did
Speaker 3: last week to get them to cough up this data
Speaker 3: which federal law says they must provide us.
Speaker 2: And they want to slow roll this until maybe Wednesday
Speaker 2: of next week.
Speaker 3: Well one with guess. But here's the thing. This is
Speaker 3: important regardless of whether we get the access to this
Speaker 3: before or after this election, because after the election, we
Speaker 3: go into enforcement mode and we want to look at
Speaker 3: the voter rules and if somebody has attempted to cast
Speaker 3: a ballot on behalf of a deceased Ohio and we
Speaker 3: want to make sure they face justice for it. If
Speaker 3: somebody's attempted to vote in Ohio and in another state,
Speaker 3: we want to catch them. And if a non citizen
Speaker 3: has in fact attempted to or even cast a ballot
Speaker 3: in Ohio, we need to detect that so we can
Speaker 3: turn that over to county prosecutors and to the Ohio
Speaker 3: Attorney General. Because when a law is not enforced, Lily,
Speaker 3: it's not a law, it's suggestion. And we will make
Speaker 3: sure even if it's small numbers that people face justice
Speaker 3: for those kinds of elections crimes.
Speaker 2: And when this issue arises, I hear Mary Garland or
Speaker 2: hear Kamala Harris talk about voter intimidation, that by you
Speaker 2: enforcing the law, you're intimidating voters. Can you respond to
Speaker 2: the voter intimidation argument.
Speaker 3: Well, I tell you who I intend to intimidate. I
Speaker 3: intend to I want to intimidate those who are attempting
Speaker 3: to break our law. And so if you are a
Speaker 3: non citizen and you're thinking about trying to cast a vote,
Speaker 3: I want you to be intimidated. If you are somebody
Speaker 3: who is planning to cast a ballot on or try
Speaker 3: to cast a ballot on behalf of a deceased person,
Speaker 3: I want you to be intimidated. And the Left and
Speaker 3: all of their handwringing about this is well, it's really nonsense.
Speaker 3: Ohioan's no. Americans know that it's easy to vote. My
Speaker 3: job is to also make sure that it's hard to cheat.
Speaker 2: Let's move on quickly to State Issue one. Can you
Speaker 2: briefly describe to the American people what is State Issue
Speaker 2: one and what it does it say and what doesn't.
Speaker 3: It say yes.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 3: Issue one is a thirteen thousand word constitutional amendment that
Speaker 3: is being paid for by out of state special interests
Speaker 3: to the tune of over thirty million dollars. Eighty five
Speaker 3: percent of those dollars come from Washington, New York, California.
Speaker 3: And we even believe that six million of those dollars
Speaker 3: have come from a Swiss billionaire, literally, a guy from
Speaker 3: Switzerland that wants to tell us how our district line
Speaker 3: should be drawn. This thing, beyond being complex, takes away
Speaker 3: the power from the voters. It puts the power into
Speaker 3: the hand of fifteen unelected, unaccountable bureaucrats. And here's the
Speaker 3: kicker willing. You cannot fire these people. You cannot remove
Speaker 3: them from their job, even for malfeasance, for committing a crime.
Speaker 3: Nothing can take their ability to draw these lines away
Speaker 3: from them once they're appointed to it. And you're not
Speaker 3: even allowed to talk to them. I think this is
Speaker 3: a clear First Amendment violation. But the amendment literally says
Speaker 3: that if you discuss redistricting with one of these members
Speaker 3: of the redistricting Commission, that you violated the Law's crazy.
Speaker 3: So if you sit next to them in church and
Speaker 3: you have a comment to make you're not allowed to
Speaker 3: talk to them about the work that they do, that
Speaker 3: they're being paid for to do by the taxpayers. What
Speaker 3: they're really required to do under Issue one is to
Speaker 3: jerrymander the state to draw a certain number of democratic
Speaker 3: districts that they preconceive as their formula. I think this
Speaker 3: is really bad news for Ohio, and that's why we've
Speaker 3: been very clear about this. And that's why, by the way,
Speaker 3: also we drafted very honest, very blunt, but very honest
Speaker 3: language that's on the ballot. It has been approved as
Speaker 3: truthful by the Ohio Supreme Court.
Speaker 2: And so if you.
Speaker 3: Read the few hundred words on your ballots that describe
Speaker 3: what this thing does, I think you'll arrive at the
Speaker 3: same conclusion I have.
Speaker 2: All the polling indicates is going to be a yes
Speaker 2: vote because citizens respond, the term jerry mandering is used.
Speaker 2: The citizens respond, but stated briefly. They're seven members of
Speaker 2: the Reapportionment Board. They are the governor, the Secretary State,
Speaker 2: and the auditor, and two from the House, two from
Speaker 2: the Senate that we as lowly citizens actually vote for.
Speaker 2: We decide who's on the Reapporcement poard. This amendment would say,
Speaker 2: no more voting. You don't get to vote anymore. And
Speaker 2: there's going to be retired appellate judges like my wife,
Speaker 2: for example. If you won't take it, but nonetheless retired
Speaker 2: to pellate judges in Ohio will appoint five Republicans, five Democrats.
Speaker 2: They then appoint five independence fifteen get together that we
Speaker 2: don't vote for, and they will draw. You can't fire,
Speaker 2: and you can't fire them. You can't fire, you can't
Speaker 2: let them go.
Speaker 3: Did Trump as a smart executive, has said in the
Speaker 3: past that if you can't fire somebody, they don't actually
Speaker 3: work for you. And that's the problem with these unelected,
Speaker 3: unaccountable bureaucrats. You cannot bounce them from their jobs, no
Speaker 3: matter how bad of a job they do. If you
Speaker 3: don't like the way the governor and the auditor and
Speaker 3: I and the two members of the House and the
Speaker 3: two members of send, if you don't like the way
Speaker 3: we draw district lines, you can fire us. And guess what,
Speaker 3: Ohioans didn't do that In twenty twenty one, we drew
Speaker 3: new district lines and I got more votes than any
Speaker 3: secretary's has ever gotten in history. So people must like
Speaker 3: the work that we do in totality and decided to
Speaker 3: keep us around.
Speaker 2: But at least we vote. You know, I love you politically,
Speaker 2: that's great. But if Tony Bender is a left winger
Speaker 2: from Green Township and he says, I've had it with
Speaker 2: Frank LeRose, I've had it with Mike Dwaine. I want
Speaker 2: those guys gone. They got the opportunity to say I'm
Speaker 2: voting against that guy. If this thing passes, the voting
Speaker 2: is done, democracy dies in darkness and because of Swiss
Speaker 2: billionaires and a slick commercial run by a defroct Supreme
Speaker 2: Court justice named Ren O'Connor, who's as an effective ad
Speaker 2: but it's wrong. But nonetheless, if citizens are led to
Speaker 2: believe that democracy is alive by not voting, you can
Speaker 2: vote yes on Issue one and the voting is done,
Speaker 2: and then it becomes it's in the constitution and away
Speaker 2: we go and God help us all. Well, Frank, we
Speaker 2: got a run. But thanks for calling in today this afternoon,
Speaker 2: and we'll see what happens. But I often say we
Speaker 2: get the government we deserve, and at times that concerns
Speaker 2: me greatly. But we'll see what happens. Vote no in
Speaker 2: state Issue one because if you want to vote in
Speaker 2: the future for the members of this board. Vote no.
Speaker 2: If you don't want to vote anymore, vote yes. Democracy
Speaker 2: will live in darkness. But Frank la Russ, once again,
Speaker 2: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Maybe
Speaker 2: we'll check in next week as things are hot and heavy,
Speaker 2: and thank.
Speaker 3: You Frank, Thank you, sir. God bless and.
Speaker 2: God bless America. Let's continue with more very simple six
Speaker 2: million dollars in TV ads to convince Ohio ones it
Speaker 2: is time to quit voting what and maybe it's working?
Speaker 2: I hope not. Let's continue. My comments are next to
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Speaker 2: if possible. After one o'clock today is a great guest
Speaker 2: I have talking about media reaction, what the media is
Speaker 2: doing to you and twisting your mind. I would point
Speaker 2: out that, uh, the owner of the Washington Post, one,
Speaker 2: Jeff Bezos, has written the obvious, which is the media
Speaker 2: is not trusted in this country. He said, The Washington Post,
Speaker 2: New York Times, mainstream media is not credible nor accurate.
Speaker 2: What what is that possible that we the American people
Speaker 2: don't trust the mainstream media anymore. And that's why fere
Speaker 2: and Fere and fere are watching the mainstream media for
Speaker 2: news and or reading newspapers anymore, because it's not trustworthy.
Speaker 2: And the man who's saying that is not the great American.
Speaker 2: It's the owner of the Washington Post. Taking the Washington
Speaker 2: Post and the New York Times to task for not
Speaker 2: serving its readers. He said, it is time for us
Speaker 2: to respond, otherwise we will fade two irrelevance, fade too irrelevance,
Speaker 2: he said. Quote. While I do not and will not
Speaker 2: push my personal interests, I would also not allow the
Speaker 2: Washington Post to stay as on idle pilot and fade
Speaker 2: into complete irrelevance, overtaken by unresearched podcasts and social media barbs.
Speaker 2: Not without a fight. It's too important. The stakes are
Speaker 2: too high now more than ever. The world needs a credible, trusted,
Speaker 2: independent voice, and we're better for that voice to originate
Speaker 2: than the capital city of the United States of America.
Speaker 2: At this point, we don't have that voice. Somehow, an
Speaker 2: outsider coming into the news media business is spoken truth
Speaker 2: to power, and he went on to say criticism will
Speaker 2: be part and parcel of anything new. Of course, this
Speaker 2: is the way of the world. None of this will
Speaker 2: be easy, but it will be worth it, and I'm
Speaker 2: so grateful to be part of this endeavor. Many of
Speaker 2: the finest journalists you will ever find work here at
Speaker 2: The Washington Post, and they work painstakingly every day to
Speaker 2: get to the truth. They deserve to be believed, and
Speaker 2: right now they're not. According to polling, you know, we
Speaker 2: lawyers and used car dealers have been at the bottom
Speaker 2: of trusted American organizations. I would note that the Boy
Speaker 2: Scouts and Girl Scouts have also plummeted to below thirty percent.
Speaker 2: When you can't trust the Boy Scouts and can't trust
Speaker 2: the girl scouts. That's a problem. But nonetheless, the media
Speaker 2: at this point is a little bit below used car
Speaker 2: dealers and lawyers at nineteen percent trust. Put another way,
Speaker 2: about eighty percent of us do not trust what we see,
Speaker 2: what we hear, and what we read. Eighty percent. I
Speaker 2: don't trust it, do you? I'm surprised the number isn't
Speaker 2: a higher than eighty percent. I have a guest coming
Speaker 2: on tomorrow, Curtis Halk of a RealClearPolitics dot com media
Speaker 2: research center, who's going to talk about what's happening in
Speaker 2: the mainstream media that you're fed every night on the
Speaker 2: nightly news. Their expertise is recording ABC, NBCCBS and PBS
Speaker 2: every day and they recorded them for the last two
Speaker 2: months something in the range of six hundred hours of
Speaker 2: video six hundred hours, and they determined that ninety percent
Speaker 2: of the coverage of Kamala Harris has been positive, along
Speaker 2: with ninety percent of the coverage of Donald Trump to
Speaker 2: be negative. And this translates to real votes on behalf
Speaker 2: of liberal Democrats who without the media at their back,
Speaker 2: the win beneath their wings, there wouldn't be a Democrat
Speaker 2: anywhere in national politics. National Democrat wouldn't even exist if
Speaker 2: the media had the same scrutiny of Kamala Harris as
Speaker 2: they've given Donald Trump. And for those who only get
Speaker 2: self professed. If you're an American who says I only
Speaker 2: get my news from ABC, NBCCBS, PBS, the Washington Post,
Speaker 2: the New York Times, sixty five percent of those readers
Speaker 2: and viewers vote for Democrats. You know, garbage in, garbage out.
Speaker 2: If all you hear is one side of a story,
Speaker 2: you believe it's true because you hear nothing else. To
Speaker 2: the contrary, it's impossible to watch or read major newspapers
Speaker 2: or television news without coming away with the idea that
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is a fascist. He is Hitler, and if
Speaker 2: you're going to vote for him, you're like a Nazi,
Speaker 2: you're a socialist, You're a fascist. That's the current word,
Speaker 2: and each of the parties are calling each other fascist
Speaker 2: all the time. Fascism is simply authoritarian government control of
Speaker 2: the instrumentalities of a country's life, objecting to and imprisoning
Speaker 2: political opponents, which is exactly what Kamala Harrison Joe Biden
Speaker 2: have done. I read for you yesterday the list of
Speaker 2: Trump associates put on their indictment on process crimes, many
Speaker 2: of whom, like Steve Bannon, got out of jail yesterday.
Speaker 2: They lock you up. That's never happened before. One could
Speaker 2: imagine in two thousand and one if George Bush hadn't
Speaker 2: pandled special grand juries to go after Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 2: and all of their supporters and alcolites that made it
Speaker 2: possible for Bill Clinton to commit the sins and crimes
Speaker 2: in office that he committed. If that had been the case,
Speaker 2: the media would have had a conniption fit, especially after
Speaker 2: nine to eleven, because they said, we can't do that.
Speaker 2: There were dozens, if not hundreds, of Bill Clinton Hillary
Speaker 2: Clinton public officials who were involved in various conspiracies to
Speaker 2: hide the numerous romantic and sexual affairs of Bill Clinton,
Speaker 2: in which women were stashed all over Washington and no
Speaker 2: show up, government making six figures to keep them quiet,
Speaker 2: including the late Vernon Jordan, who was working in private
Speaker 2: business at that point. There was massive conspiracies afoot for
Speaker 2: the last five years of the Clinton administration, which would
Speaker 2: have been subject to criminal investigation. If George Bush forty
Speaker 2: three had said, all right, let's go back in time.
Speaker 2: Let's find out all the sins and crimes committed by
Speaker 2: all these people, beginning with Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 2: and let's lock them up. Could have happened, but guess what,
Speaker 2: it didn't. Nixon could have done the same thing with
Speaker 2: LBJ in sixty seven sixty eight on all the lies
Speaker 2: and deceptions he told about the war in Vietnam. But
Speaker 2: Nixon said his time to move on. Carter said his
Speaker 2: time to move on. Reagan said about Jimmy Carter, he
Speaker 2: probably committed no sins or crimes, but he wasn't going
Speaker 2: to go back in time. The only presidency ever to
Speaker 2: go back in time and attack your political opponents and
Speaker 2: try to imprison them was the current administration. Joe Biden
Speaker 2: and Kamala Harris wants to lock up Donald Trump and
Speaker 2: everyone associated with them unless you completely flip and turn,
Speaker 2: in which case they'll let you go. Dozens and dozens
Speaker 2: of lawyers who filed election request and Arizona have been
Speaker 2: indicted by Democratic prosecutors. He imagine a system We're in Washington,
Speaker 2: d C. In Atlanta, New York City, in Atlanta, and
Speaker 2: in Arizona controlled by Democrats in that county that they
Speaker 2: go after Republicans who have filed requests for documents from
Speaker 2: the Secretary of State's office and want to talk about
Speaker 2: a different slate of electors, which has happened repeatedly in
Speaker 2: American political history. But they're indicted and stripped of all
Speaker 2: their assets and told to plete guilty. Otherwise we'll keep
Speaker 2: charging you with crimes that you can't afford to defend against.
Speaker 2: These are all process crimes, and there's dozens beginning with
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, trials and tribulations against Republicans constantly by Democratic prosecutors.
Speaker 2: And to his credit, he has said different things on
Speaker 2: the same topic. But Donald Trump has said he's going
Speaker 2: to go after Joe Biden, Hunter Biden and all those
Speaker 2: associated with the money's pouring into the Biden hands from
Speaker 2: Chinese interests, as Jim Jordan often discusses. But now every
Speaker 2: now and then he says, let's go get him, Let's
Speaker 2: go get Hillary Clinton for lying under oath, Let's go
Speaker 2: get Bill Clinton, Let's go get them all. And I
Speaker 2: hope he doesn't. Hope he doesn't do it. The tit
Speaker 2: for tat's got to stop somewhere. It needs to stop.
Speaker 2: Next Tuesday. We need to move on to other problems
Speaker 2: in the country, et cetera. But to have the owner
Speaker 2: of the Washington Post say, quote, we are not credible
Speaker 2: and we are not believed. Well, now, what's been the
Speaker 2: reaction to that at this point looking left and right?
Speaker 2: Very little, because that's the main factor. Is the why
Speaker 2: podcast and talk radio continues to do well because you
Speaker 2: get on with me. If I say something, I'm going
Speaker 2: to take calls after two o'clock today. If I say
Speaker 2: something you disagree with, my airwaves are public airwaves and
Speaker 2: they're your airwaves. Come on, let's talk. But when the
Speaker 2: Washington Post goes hard left for years, refusing to do
Speaker 2: any research or reporting on the lack of mental alertness
Speaker 2: of Joe Biden for the past four years and simply
Speaker 2: give out a complete pass when Kamala Harris's sexual history
Speaker 2: and Tim Waltz's sexual history and the sexual history of
Speaker 2: the second soon to be they think first Gentleman Doug
Speaker 2: him off. There's no discussion whatsoever of the of the
Speaker 2: girlfriends that have been slapped, or the nannies that have
Speaker 2: been pregnated by the second Gentleman, or the certain peccadillos
Speaker 2: of Governor Tim Watts, which I will not discuss publicly
Speaker 2: until that actual victim comes forward to give a news conference.
Speaker 2: But it's all over the internet, stuff that he's pulled
Speaker 2: over the years. The vice president to be throw on
Speaker 2: top of that, the sexual peccadillos of Barak Hussein Obama
Speaker 2: never at never adequate. No one looks into it, but
Speaker 2: believe me, they're there. But what Trump if thirty two
Speaker 2: years ago he allegedly fondled and grouped a swimsuit model
Speaker 2: in the company of Jeff Epstein, her boyfriend. Thirty two
Speaker 2: years later, CNN puts it front and center about what
Speaker 2: the swimsuit model said, not without there was no objection
Speaker 2: from her at the time, but thirty two years later,
Speaker 2: guess what, there's now an objection. So it's rules for
Speaker 2: the goose, but not rules for the gander, and so
Speaker 2: it is instructive. I hope at some point the Washington
Speaker 2: Post and the New York Times and the Cincinnati Inquiry
Speaker 2: and the Columbus Dispatch and the Cleveland Plain Dealer don't
Speaker 2: become left wing rags, but instead do the kind of
Speaker 2: reporting you see from people like Share, from people like
Speaker 2: independent reporters who want to report simply the facts as
Speaker 2: they are and that's not the case going on right now. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't think it will change because in response to
Speaker 2: the obvious fact that Washington Post is not believable and
Speaker 2: not credible through on top of that, in the New
Speaker 2: York Times, mainstream media that there were about two hundred
Speaker 2: thousand supposed subscribers who quit their subscription to the Post,
Speaker 2: and there were dozens of staffers who have quit. They
Speaker 2: don't say, you know what, Jeff Bezos, you got a point.
Speaker 2: We don't cover democrats the way we covered Republicans. We
Speaker 2: have not done that in the past. Let's start being fair, independent, objective,
Speaker 2: and impartial. Let's do that. No, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 2: It's to go after Amazon, owned by Jeff Bezos. Go
Speaker 2: after the Washington Post itself that loses money, loses money
Speaker 2: every year. It's a losing venture. And Jeff Bezos, I think,
Speaker 2: put up one hundred million dollars to buy the Washington
Speaker 2: Post about ten years ago to save it. Now he's
Speaker 2: stating the obvious, and those who work there don't believe
Speaker 2: the truth. They think they're in thee an objective by
Speaker 2: not covering democrats in a negative way and only covering
Speaker 2: the Republicans. So the facts are out there. You can't
Speaker 2: watch a national television broadcast at six point thirty and say, man,
Speaker 2: that was fair and objective. None of it is. And
Speaker 2: they go at their harangue and go time, and now
Speaker 2: it's on the comedian. Oh, frankly, I never heard of
Speaker 2: this guy. Maybe you have on the Puerto Rico stuff.
Speaker 2: His name is Tony Hinchcliffe. Never heard of him. I'm
Speaker 2: told that he rose to Tom Brady in such a way
Speaker 2: was extremely personal and ugly Brazilian model that, of course
Speaker 2: Tom Brady married, who, by the way, is just pregnant
Speaker 2: with her third child allegedly, but nonetheless, the most vile,
Speaker 2: vicious things were said that Tom Brady roast about Brazilian women.
Speaker 2: And I would point out that George Lopez, who's a comedian,
Speaker 2: had his own show Mexican, showed up at some of
Speaker 2: the events of Kamala. Harrison talked about Mexicans in ways
Speaker 2: that were very insane to Mexicans, including well, I can't
Speaker 2: get into it, but Mexicans and the size of geniteely
Speaker 2: et cetera, and also having sex with black men, et cetera.
Speaker 2: And it's typical comedy that you don't see anymore from
Speaker 2: an Eddie Murphy or a Chris Rock in which ethnic
Speaker 2: groups are made fun of every ethnic group. But you
Speaker 2: can't do that anymore. And so at the big event
Speaker 2: on Saturday at Madison Square Garden there were maybe a
Speaker 2: dozen speakers. One of the speakers, Tony Hingecliff, said that
Speaker 2: he was roasting Puerto Rico by saying it was a
Speaker 2: floating pile of garbage a trump rally compared to what
Speaker 2: he has said this comedian at other events, that was
Speaker 2: somewhat tipping compared to what Eddie Murphy or Chris Rock
Speaker 2: or Comedy Central and a roast would do. It's rather genial,
Speaker 2: it's almost friendly. I've never heard of Tony Hinchecliff, doubt
Speaker 2: I ever will. I watched the clip. By today's standards,
Speaker 2: it was offensive. He shouldn't have said it. It was
Speaker 2: meant to be a joke. However, George Lopez and others
Speaker 2: have gone to Kamala Harris's event said nasty things about
Speaker 2: the pejorative matters involving Mexican's self effacing humor by George Lopezen.
Speaker 2: Media doesn't report on that because it doesn't fit, but
Speaker 2: who's coming to the aid of Tony Hitchcliff and indirectly
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. Who how about John Stewart. The Daily Show
Speaker 2: have this posting of Real Clear Politics. Headline is John
Speaker 2: Stewart defends Trump rally comedian Tony Hinchcliff. He calls him
Speaker 2: very funny. This is John Stewart, who's one of the
Speaker 2: apostles on the left. Goes on to say, bringing him,
Speaker 2: this is a quote from a Stewart, bringing him to
Speaker 2: a rally and having him not do roast joke. Come on, man,
Speaker 2: that'd be like bringing Beyonce to a rally in Houston
Speaker 2: not having her sing a song. So he goes on
Speaker 2: to say that he enjoys the Tony Hitchcliffe quote. There's
Speaker 2: nothing wrong with me. I find Tony funny. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: I don't know what to tell you. I think Hitchcliffe
Speaker 2: is a good comedian. That's from John Stewart. Now will
Speaker 2: that get play in the mainstream media? Absolutely not. All
Speaker 2: the news that fits the bias they print, and if
Speaker 2: doesn't fit the bias, they don't print it. So when
Speaker 2: John Stewart is defending Donald Trump, what seven days before
Speaker 2: the election, it's noteworthy except in the view of the
Speaker 2: mainstream media because the comedy on the left, it was
Speaker 2: part and parcel of poking fun at every ethnic group possible.
Speaker 2: And that's why college campus comedian tours have stopped completely,
Speaker 2: because the protest of the snowflakes at major colleges that
Speaker 2: don't want to hear from comedians talking about the ethnic
Speaker 2: matters that they've been taught by their professors are not funny.
Speaker 2: But when John Stuart defends Trump and Tony Hingecliff, maybe
Speaker 2: that's a good sign that maybe the First Amendment means something.
Speaker 2: But most importantly, Jeff Bezos admits that the mainstream media
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Speaker 2: Billy cunning into Great America. And one of the cries
Speaker 2: the radical left in this country presently is that Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: if he wins, should he win, he must win, somehow
Speaker 2: will use the Department of Justice to go after his
Speaker 2: political opponents, or he will engage, shall we say, in
Speaker 2: law fair against those he disagrees with one way or another.
Speaker 2: Thinking as an attorney myself worked in the Attorney General's office,
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, isn't that exactly what's been going on the
Speaker 2: past three or four years with various prosecutors coordinating activities,
Speaker 2: whether it's Atlanta, Washington, DC, or New York City against
Speaker 2: Donald Trump and also against those who support Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Joining you and now is George Picketto. He's a trial attorney.
Speaker 2: As the documentary out Chasing Trump too, and Georgio welcome,
Speaker 2: I think for the first time to the Bill Cunningham show.
Speaker 2: So kind of make the General premise of what Democrats
Speaker 2: coordinated between Atlanta, Washington, d C. And New York, and
Speaker 2: it goes back two or three years. Give us a
Speaker 2: general statement of what the Democrats did to weaponize the
Speaker 2: Department of Justice against Donald Trump and his supporters.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm not sure I can articulate it any better
Speaker 4: than you just did. That's exactly what's going on, from
Speaker 4: Letitia James prosecuting the so called fraud case to Alvin
Speaker 4: Bragg on the so called criminal case. You know, both
Speaker 4: of those officials ran for election on a campaign platform
Speaker 4: that said, if elected, we will get Trump. And that
Speaker 4: is completely inappropriate. You know, prosecutors are supposed to be fair, objective, neutral, Right,
Speaker 4: They're supposed to follow the facts, follow the law. Uh.
Speaker 4: You know, it's like baseball when when it's a tie
Speaker 4: at first base, the runner is safe.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: That's exactly the opposite of what's going on here. They
Speaker 4: have been out to persecute Trump in the most transparent
Speaker 4: and unsustainable ways possible.
Speaker 2: And George, this was not a secret conspiracy. I can't
Speaker 2: imagine if a state attorney general or Donald Trump himself
Speaker 2: would run a campaign saying elect me, and I will
Speaker 2: put Joe Biden and Hunter Biden and Kamala Harris and
Speaker 2: Bill Clinton. Hillary, I'm gonna put them in jail. You
Speaker 2: elect me, and I'll go directly after Joe Biden and
Speaker 2: all the bribes he took from China and elsewhere. Elect me.
Speaker 2: I'm going after Joe Biden. Now, if Trump would do that,
Speaker 2: he would lose a lot of Republican support because that's
Speaker 2: not the way the justice system is supposed to work.
Speaker 2: He also, the media would have a conniption fit. They
Speaker 2: bleed from their eye sockets and anger at Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Leaticas James ran As the Attorney General of the Empire
Speaker 2: State in New York State promising to lock up Donald
Speaker 2: Trump and the bankrupt them, and like in New York City,
Speaker 2: Alvin Bragg prosecutor did exactly the same thing, and that
Speaker 2: was no big deal, correct, no big deal at all.
Speaker 4: Well, apparently we're supposed to be okay with it. As
Speaker 4: abhorrant as it is and as outrageous as it would
Speaker 4: be for Donald Trump to run on that kind of
Speaker 4: a platform, I'm going to get my political opponents or
Speaker 4: I'm going to put Joe Biden in jail. That is
Speaker 4: exactly and precisely what some of these Democrat elected officials
Speaker 4: have done. And I suppose we ought to look past
Speaker 4: just those puppets and really get to the source of it,
Speaker 4: which of course is George Soros. And he's been funding
Speaker 4: these out for progressive prosecutors. He's been getting them elected
Speaker 4: to office with huge financial donations, and they and they
Speaker 4: have been twisting and perverting the criminal justice system to
Speaker 4: fit their political ends, and it's a disgrace.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Atlanta, Fulton County. Fanny Willis runs for office.
Speaker 2: She states explicitly and by implication that she's going to
Speaker 2: go after Donald Trump if she's elected. This is a
Speaker 2: county prosecutor in Ohio. There's eighty eight counties and there's
Speaker 2: about five thousand counties whose whose job is to handle
Speaker 2: the violation of state law. It's not federal prosecution. She
Speaker 2: has a may I use the term boyfriend or male
Speaker 2: friend named Nathan Wade that she hires, pays almost a
Speaker 2: million dollars. And talk about the coordination between Atlanta slash
Speaker 2: Fulton County and the Office of Council of the Presidency
Speaker 2: in the White House, and how those two explain to
Speaker 2: the American people what happened with Nathan Wade and Fanny Willis.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, it's just again a perversion of the
Speaker 4: way the criminal justice system is supposed to work. And
Speaker 4: they were bound and determined to try to promote some
Speaker 4: kind of criminal case on quote election fraud end quote,
Speaker 4: which is just such a topsy turvy, upside down presentation
Speaker 4: of what the criminal justice system is supposed to be
Speaker 4: all about. To make matters worse, the prosecutor, Fanny Williams,
Speaker 4: then hires her intimate relation, whom has no experience prosecuting
Speaker 4: rico claims or election fraud claims, and he's paid over
Speaker 4: a million dollars so that they can honeymoon together in
Speaker 4: various exotic locations. And it's it's just an affront to
Speaker 4: every decent, tax paying American.
Speaker 2: Don't I like individual Americans to think about their local
Speaker 2: county prosecutor. Imagine that person sending their lover to the
Speaker 2: Council's office inside the White House on multiple occasions to
Speaker 2: coordinate indictments of the political opponent of Joe Biden. Now
Speaker 2: that's one hell of a story. And the Washington Post
Speaker 2: sits there oblivious to all this occurring. But it gets worse.
Speaker 2: Matthew Colangelo was number three in the Department of Justice
Speaker 2: with Joe Biden's Attorney General, Mary Garland. He was that
Speaker 2: he had one of the top offices on the seventh
Speaker 2: floor of the Attorney General's office, and Matthew Colangelo was
Speaker 2: loaned out to Alvin Braggs to prosecute Donald Trump in
Speaker 2: a dirty, filthy New York City courtroom on made up charges,
Speaker 2: some thirty four counts up charges. No one's ever been
Speaker 2: prosecuted for that kind of thing before, involving not reporting
Speaker 2: in the right form payments made to a porn star.
Speaker 2: Explain Matthew Colangelo, and how unusual it would be for
Speaker 2: a top official in Washington to go into a local,
Speaker 2: little courtroom and prosecute somebody.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, it's it's remarkable. I mean, he literally
Speaker 4: was at the tippy top point of the criminal justice
Speaker 4: system as a federal prosecutor. To think that he was
Speaker 4: then sent to a neighborhood to prosecute a misdemeanor statue
Speaker 4: and somehow convert that into a federal felamy is preposterous.
Speaker 4: I've predicted and I stand by it. There's absolutely no
Speaker 4: way that conviction can withstand an appeal. It violates due process,
Speaker 4: It violates every notion of fair play and factual fairness
Speaker 4: one could imagine. And it's almost it's almost like that
Speaker 4: famous saying show me the man, and I'll show you
Speaker 4: the crime. This was just simply I'm going to go
Speaker 4: out and get Donald Trump and we will spur the books.
Speaker 4: We don't care if it's jaywalking. We're going to turn
Speaker 4: jaywalking into a federal crime, and we're going to prosecute
Speaker 4: the former president of the United States.
Speaker 2: Well, the goal was to make him a convicted felon.
Speaker 2: So at the DNC in Chicago and in campaign ads,
Speaker 2: I can run the fact he's a convicted felon, but
Speaker 2: of course he's the prize jewel. But the other of
Speaker 2: the Alkalites and the other of the officials of Donald
Speaker 2: Trump that were prosecuted by federal or state local officials
Speaker 2: to destroy those around Donald Trump may i aimes such
Speaker 2: as Steve Bannon, sent four months in jail for not
Speaker 2: supporting the Democrats and testifying before committees, Roger Stone, who
Speaker 2: received three and a half years in prison. Paul Manifort,
Speaker 2: Trump's campaign manager, got forty three months in jail. Elliott Broidy,
Speaker 2: the inaugural fundraiser, charged and lobbying scheme, but pardoned by
Speaker 2: Trump before trial. George Papadopoulos, Michael Flynn, Rick Gates, Rudolph Giuliani,
Speaker 2: Michael Cohne, Alan Weiselberg, Peter Navarro, Richard Spencer, the Mike Lindell,
Speaker 2: the pillow Guy. Throw in Jerry Folwell, Junior Enriqui Terrio.
Speaker 2: How about Stuart Rhodes, Alex Jones, how about the January
Speaker 2: sixth insurrectionist? How about Mark Meadow? How about Sidney Powell?
Speaker 2: How about Kenneth Cheesebro, how about Jenna Ellis? How about
Speaker 2: John Eastman and Jeffrey Clark and Christina Bobb and and
Speaker 2: the list goes on and on. So they didn't stop
Speaker 2: at the top. They began at the bom to build
Speaker 2: a case of dozens and dozens of Trump officials that
Speaker 2: they wanted to bankrupt and make the life miserable. I
Speaker 2: had on a year or two ago, General Flynn, who
Speaker 2: had about a million dollars in total savings. He was
Speaker 2: the White House National Security Advisor. They went after James Comy,
Speaker 2: went after him hard in the beginning, and he was
Speaker 2: at some point after a year and a half he
Speaker 2: couldn't take it anymore. He went through all of his savings,
Speaker 2: all of his pension. He finally went to defence and said,
Speaker 2: I can't take it anymore. Simply, what do you want?
Speaker 2: I'll do whatever you want. I can't continue my life
Speaker 2: like this. So it isn't just Trump. How about all
Speaker 2: the other ones?
Speaker 4: How about Bill And many of your listeners may not
Speaker 4: know this, but how about the organization that was formed
Speaker 4: with dark money on the Democratic side to file ethics
Speaker 4: complaints in every state in the nation against any lawyer
Speaker 4: that had anything to do with litigation having to do
Speaker 4: with election fairness. The machines were proper, whether voter id
Speaker 4: shoot or should not have been required, whether the mail
Speaker 4: in balance were legitimate or illegitimate. Any lawyer that had
Speaker 4: even the most tangential relationship to any one of those
Speaker 4: cases now has an ethics complaint filed against them with
Speaker 4: the Bar Association of their respective states. And the sole
Speaker 4: purpose of this path was to file such ethics complaints.
Speaker 4: They've raised tens of millions of dollars from dark democratic
Speaker 4: donors to do so, and talk about lawfare. Oh my goodness,
Speaker 4: the list of names that you just recited, every which
Speaker 4: one is correct. There's a double the sized list of
Speaker 4: attorneys who were being subjected to these ethics complaints. And
Speaker 4: what doesn't that complaint do? Well, ask Rudy Giuliani. They
Speaker 4: took his law license, they took away his ability to
Speaker 4: earn a living. Rudy Giuliani is now banquet. They took
Speaker 4: his watches, they took the television sets out of his
Speaker 4: living more. That's the degree to which this is preceded.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine I've had one or two friends of
Speaker 2: some note many US senator and others who've said he
Speaker 2: would not want to be part of the next Trump administration.
Speaker 2: All these activities by the Democrats which they accused Donald
Speaker 2: Trump maybe of doing, they've already done. They've already done.
Speaker 2: And he told me, look, I have no desire to
Speaker 2: go into the Trump administration at some point, all these ags,
Speaker 2: all these county prosecutors, and all Mark Elias and his
Speaker 2: crew that will raise millions of dollars of follow ethics complaints.
Speaker 2: My life's going to be ruined if I want to
Speaker 2: serve my country in some other capacity. Has in all
Speaker 2: these lawfare activities, the Democrats chilled the ability of Donald
Speaker 2: Trump to of those around him that he can work with.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's exactly what's taking place, Bill, and it's a
Speaker 4: shame to watch. But you know, those who pay attention
Speaker 4: can see it as plain as the nose on your face.
Speaker 4: That's exactly what's happening.
Speaker 2: And for those who don't know it, when a lawyer
Speaker 2: has an ethics complaint filed against them, the first thing
Speaker 2: you have to do is hire expensive counsel to defend yourself.
Speaker 2: And you can spend hundreds of thousands of dollars personally
Speaker 2: to defend yourself against specious ethics complaints. And that's if
Speaker 2: you win. And anybody can file an ethics complain against
Speaker 2: anybody for anything, And it's the activities of these liberal
Speaker 2: Democrats have had a chilling effect on those who want
Speaker 2: to serve. It's amazing that Donald Trump has put up
Speaker 2: with it. And if two years ago he said I'm
Speaker 2: not running. I've decided to go back into my private
Speaker 2: life and play golf, what is your sense of what
Speaker 2: the Democrats would have done at that point.
Speaker 4: Well, they for once they once they were done with
Speaker 4: their uh celebration at Disneyland. H if they ever heard
Speaker 4: that kind of an announcement they have they have then
Speaker 4: tried to find somebody else to try to go uh victimized.
Speaker 4: Maybe it would have been Rond DeSantis. Maybe it would
Speaker 4: have been uh, any other candidate, uh Tom Cotton, who
Speaker 4: might consider presidency, Who's who's a wonderful American human and
Speaker 4: and and and so dedicated to the to the values
Speaker 4: of this country. They have then turned their sights on
Speaker 4: somebody else. This is the playbook. Demonies Republicans, no matter
Speaker 4: who they put up.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 4: And, by the way, ship into swing states tens of
Speaker 4: thousands of illegal immigrants so that they can vote largely Democratic,
Speaker 4: so that we can shut the Republican Party out forever.
Speaker 4: That's the game plan, that's the blueprints. And if you
Speaker 4: don't understand that, and if you don't want to admit it,
Speaker 4: then you're not being honest with yourself.
Speaker 2: And the seven top states to receive these individuals are Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin,
Speaker 2: North Carolina, Georgia, Nevada, and Arizona are largely disproportionate. Hundreds
Speaker 2: of thousands or a few million paroles from Haiti and
Speaker 2: or illegal immigrants are occupying in those areas with this
Speaker 2: express purpose of flipping those states blue. And that's the plan,
Speaker 2: that's the goal. And Georgia baet Baketto, I'm watching it
Speaker 2: being exercised, and I'm amazed that they get away with it.
Speaker 2: But they get away with it because well, when Donald
Speaker 2: Trump gets in a second time, all hell's going to
Speaker 2: break loose. The same individuals are going to file numerous complaints.
Speaker 2: I have a story here out of Axios that says
Speaker 2: the following top Democrats won't commit to certifying a Trump victory.
Speaker 2: And the one leading the band is Jamie Raskin, the
Speaker 2: liberal Democrat from Maryland. Yeah, yeah, he will not guarantee
Speaker 2: he's going to certify a Trump victory. It's not in
Speaker 2: the national he says interest for that to occur. And
Speaker 2: he's the one complaining about election deniers, and he's going
Speaker 2: to lead the band to make sure Trump doesn't an
Speaker 2: electoral votes. Isn't that rich.
Speaker 4: Only in America? Hey, listen, you know all those folks
Speaker 4: that get shipped to these swing states, all those illegal
Speaker 4: immigrants and everything. If you ask them for an ID
Speaker 4: in order to vote, that means you're a racist, all right?
Speaker 2: George Baketto, where is the documentary Chasing Trump? Too? How
Speaker 2: can the American people get that.
Speaker 4: All they got to do is go to YouTube Chasing Trump,
Speaker 4: and they'll see it in full bloom. And I'm so
Speaker 4: proud to have been a part of it. And it's
Speaker 4: been an honor to be on your show.
Speaker 10: Bill.
Speaker 4: I've heard many good things about your show, but this
Speaker 4: is my first opportunity.
Speaker 2: Let's make it a second and third time. George, You're
Speaker 2: a great American, and thank you for coming on the
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham Show. I'm not going to give up this
Speaker 2: country goes to the radical left and the Soros crowd
Speaker 2: want to take over our judiciary. That whatever the Democrats
Speaker 2: accused Trump of having done, believe me, they've already done
Speaker 2: it in spades. They accused the Republicans of engaging in
Speaker 2: their behavior, and the documentary points that out Chasing Trump
Speaker 2: on YouTube and George piketto thank you for coming on
Speaker 2: the Bill Cunningham Show. You're a great American. Thank you, George.
Speaker 4: That was a pleasure. Bill, Thank you so much, God
Speaker 4: bless you.
Speaker 2: Let's continue with more there. It is law fair. Are
Speaker 2: you kidding me? That's exactly what's happened in the past
Speaker 2: three or four years, and it's going on constantly, and
Speaker 2: there's not much we can do to stop it because
Speaker 2: the Democrats are doing it and the media want. I'll
Speaker 2: cover it, of course, Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 9: Give me all sod strikes for the Orange and Blue
Speaker 9: NFC Cincinnati Ay one nil lead early in the second half.
Speaker 12: He Hello, Byett, I'm broadcasting bony guys.
Speaker 2: Let's go over the last few days in sports. Friday night,
Speaker 2: a disaster at Debacle Cole Rain gets drilled again. Derrick
Speaker 2: Park falls to the Mundi Mustangs. Yeah, on Saturday night
Speaker 2: in Colorado, the Bearcats go get prime time, Prime time,
Speaker 2: by prime time. Nothing good than Sunday. The kude to
Speaker 2: the Bengals ten ten at the first half. All of
Speaker 2: a sudden, they can't tackle anymore. They get drilled with
Speaker 2: thirty seven to seventeen or too many tush pushes. And
Speaker 2: then last night FC had the opportunity of continuing the
Speaker 2: failures of sports in this town.
Speaker 13: But Emil asad that was Tommy G with the action
Speaker 13: on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 2: I like Tommy g'st They got that, they got their one. Oh,
Speaker 2: they won one. Nill they're now one up on New
Speaker 2: York City FC.
Speaker 13: Game two of that series Saturday night, Big Apple City Field,
Speaker 13: five o'clock kick.
Speaker 2: Now, what about the next game? If the if the
Speaker 2: FC he wins this one, then they move into the
Speaker 2: second round. If they look, what if they look? What
Speaker 2: if they lose this one.
Speaker 13: Well, then they got to come back here and play
Speaker 13: the third game is then it's winner go home like
Speaker 13: the Yanks.
Speaker 2: Tonight, Well, Friday I'm sorry. In February they started soccer
Speaker 2: right February pretty much, it's now November and they're starting
Speaker 2: the playoffs. Who has a longer season the mL nascars
Speaker 2: soccer because SASCAR goes almost to Thanksgiving. Are they done yet?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: Some got Martinsville and Phoenix yet. Someone needs to tell
Speaker 2: them that because nobody's going on well, the MLS, I
Speaker 2: think is going to go longer. MLS is going to
Speaker 2: go into December, starting in February. They're off January, then
Speaker 2: back at it. I don't know, I don't know what
Speaker 2: to tell you, but it's soccer and everybody's going nuts.
Speaker 2: Give me some sports.
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Speaker 13: night for FC Cincinnati, and as I said, they go
Speaker 13: Saturday night for.
Speaker 2: Game two Bengals.
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Speaker 13: Bengals are back at work tomorrow, up against those Raiders
Speaker 13: one one groove. I don't know who it is, but
Speaker 13: early the Bengals are an early eight and a half
Speaker 13: point favorite, really over the Raiders, the Raiders think, but.
Speaker 2: They come to town with Marvin Lewis, Desmond Ritter, and Trey
Speaker 2: Tucker two former Bearcats right there? What happens if Desmond
Speaker 2: Ridder lights up? The Bengals with Marvin Low.
Speaker 13: And Minshew would have to be getting hurt and then
Speaker 13: Desmond Ridder would probably work as a former UC magic
Speaker 13: whatever hopefully, whatever can goes wrong often goes wrong. Are
Speaker 13: you aware of that? Yeah? Let's see Freddie Freeman homered
Speaker 13: in his third straight game. LA pitching combines on a
Speaker 13: five hitter Dodgers over the Yanks four to two. LA
Speaker 13: now up three games to none and Aaron boone Game
Speaker 13: four tonight winner go home at eight? What does Paul
Speaker 13: O'Neill say about this, probably not happy, not good. Probably,
Speaker 13: I bet you Paul O'Neil right now could be hitting
Speaker 13: better than Aaron Judge.
Speaker 2: He's like ninety and he's got like seventeen strikeouts in
Speaker 2: a run. I could strike out. Could you strike out?
Speaker 2: Of course? Yes, yeah, I'd look good doing then. Judge,
Speaker 2: he'll never live this one down, except with the hundreds
Speaker 2: of millions he already has. Red's update.
Speaker 13: I have reinstated off the sixty days injured list infielder Ces.
Speaker 13: That's Christian and Carnassi owned strand to you, mister Matt
Speaker 13: McClain is back after left shoulder surgery.
Speaker 2: I have hope.
Speaker 13: They designated for assignment Dfaid, pitcher Brandon Lee Brandt and
Speaker 13: infielder outfielder Ahmad Rassario.
Speaker 2: Now what happened?
Speaker 13: Those two guys will probably, I don't know, they may
Speaker 13: become free agents or they'll be put on the TA Ross.
Speaker 2: And here's a big question. Can they stay healthy for
Speaker 2: one season? Is it possible the Reds pitching staff and
Speaker 2: McClain and Ces can stay healthy? Is that possible? I
Speaker 2: have hope this year only your hairdresser nose for sure.
Speaker 2: I have hope Major League Baseball what.
Speaker 13: According to Commissioner Rob Manfred talking on the Yes Network
Speaker 13: in the World Series, they are going to experiment with
Speaker 13: the strike zone challenge system during next year's spring training.
Speaker 2: Explain that to the American people.
Speaker 13: Challenge system differs from the automated ball strike system as
Speaker 13: each team has afforded three contested calls per game that
Speaker 13: are quickly checked against technology without any lengthy pauses. Why
Speaker 13: not just use length pauses? Lengthy pauses are in quotes?
Speaker 13: Why not just use the strike zone?
Speaker 2: Mister Manfred said that the league moved to the challenge
Speaker 2: I don't either, thanks said something. I believe it because
Speaker 2: he's that kind of guy.
Speaker 14: Yes he is.
Speaker 2: That's Jim Kelch and Doug Flynn, the glue. Kelch called
Speaker 2: in to support you. Well, it's about time, Manfred said
Speaker 2: the league moved to the challenge system approach after he
Speaker 2: spent the last few years traveling from clubhouse to clubhouse
Speaker 2: asking the players about their preferences. Why not just use
Speaker 2: the automatic strike sound like in tennis, for example, a
Speaker 2: ball in the line out of line? I don't know.
Speaker 13: I mean, it's this will now, this, this will back up.
Speaker 13: I guarantee you this will be a mess. Like everything else.
Speaker 2: Everything's in chaos, correct, And it's probably more millions of
Speaker 2: dollars for technology to be poured into a into a
Speaker 2: baseball ballpark. What happened to ball striking out?
Speaker 13: So now you go V low this, vlow that spin rate,
Speaker 13: spin rate, spin this inn launch agle. The ball came
Speaker 13: off the bat at one hundred and ninety five miles
Speaker 13: an hour. It was caught by a kid at a
Speaker 13: left field at one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 2: The automatic strike zone says that if you take the
Speaker 2: six inches around the zone, thirty five percent of the
Speaker 2: time the umpires are wrong, so you can ball in
Speaker 2: the dirt, ball over the head. I think take six
Speaker 2: inches around the strike zone about one third at the
Speaker 2: time the umpires are wrong, and that's critical to baseball.
Speaker 2: You know what I say, call Randy marsh He's the
Speaker 2: best in the Brandy say give me the spike zone.
Speaker 2: We'll call him up.
Speaker 13: College basketball, Xavier the regular season opens Monday.
Speaker 2: Night or the brand believe that Monday night.
Speaker 13: The Xavier Musketeers open Monday night against Texas Southern with
Speaker 13: a brand new team. Get the latest on The Sean
Speaker 13: Miller Show seven o'clock on fifty five KRC, the home
Speaker 13: of Brian Thomas.
Speaker 2: And the Bearcats are ranked twentieth in the nation. Exhibition
Speaker 2: action tonight, it's Miller times Minnesota State. That that team
Speaker 2: that the show coach. They got Minnesota State as playing
Speaker 2: the UK Wildcats at exhibition play tonight at Rupp Arena.
Speaker 2: Have you ever heard of Minnesota State? You know they
Speaker 2: run that show coach? Remember that with that, I forget
Speaker 2: who that actor was. No, Tim Waltz is from Minnesota. Now,
Speaker 2: that's all I know. I don't know what to tell you,
Speaker 2: but the fact is, once again Rocky Boyman is not here.
Speaker 13: Well, he's got a game. He's got a game he
Speaker 13: does tonight. I think it's Louisiadam Monroe or something.
Speaker 2: How about Anthony Richardson, the quarterback from Cole Oh wait
Speaker 2: a minute, I gotta I gotta tap out, But he
Speaker 2: did not. I'm tapping out. Of the rest of the
Speaker 2: huge report, Rocky says, I'm too tired. I gotta I
Speaker 2: gotta go, I gotta, I gotta, I gotta rest. You
Speaker 2: got a team meeting, You got a team meeting somewhere.
Speaker 2: You gotta tap it out. Don't talk. I'm sorry. I'm
Speaker 2: tapping out lastly, Evan McPherson. Uh huh was money Mac
Speaker 2: money in the bank, couldn't kick me through the goal post.
Speaker 2: These days, money Mack has issued some bad checks. Something's
Speaker 2: going on down there. About ten of the last eighteen
Speaker 2: field goals fifty yards and longer, he's missed ten of eighteen.
Speaker 2: Ten bucks, it's the turf. He claims he's hitting the
Speaker 2: ball now better than ever, and that his warm ups
Speaker 2: are great.
Speaker 13: Second, man, what you need to do is go down there,
Speaker 13: down there and teach him your golf swing on how
Speaker 13: to kick the ball with no fade or draw, and
Speaker 13: one last or right is right down the middle like
Speaker 13: you hit the golf ball.
Speaker 2: And one on Sunday, one hard. In fact, a friend
Speaker 2: of mine said, it's not money Mac, it's money Hack.
Speaker 2: I can't give the name of this base. You know
Speaker 2: what now, money Hack, you know what now? I guarantee
Speaker 2: you Sunday he'll hit the game winner from sixty five
Speaker 2: yards away and everybody'll be happy. Well, and probably doesn't
Speaker 2: come down to that with the conditions, right, he kicks
Speaker 2: him from seventy yards and in pregame, thank you seventy
Speaker 2: he could hit one front. I guarantee you if you
Speaker 2: go outside up on this building, Willie, and you hold
Speaker 2: it and you're the holder for a field goal. He
Speaker 2: could kick the ball and a field goal good from Kenwood,
Speaker 2: except when it matters. That's like, I don't know. That's
Speaker 2: like a golfer tells me, like Mike Lane tells me
Speaker 2: from six feet on the putting practice turf money. Money
Speaker 2: he gets on the actual field of honor, makes about
Speaker 2: half of the putts he needs to make. He's tapping out,
Speaker 2: tapping out, just.
Speaker 13: Like I haven't heard anything with Anthony Richardson, and I
Speaker 13: haven't heard anything about that idiot from the Chicago Bears.
Speaker 2: How about that that was taunting, the taunting the fans. Oh,
Speaker 2: I better get in there.
Speaker 13: And then he tips the ball to Noah Brown to
Speaker 13: win the touch for the game winning touchdown on a
Speaker 13: hail Hail Maryland.
Speaker 2: I'm watching this morning on Fox Sports Ohio. Yes, the
Speaker 2: play before they know it's fan, it's now fan dual sports.
Speaker 3: Norm.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Network, I'm sorry, mister the play before the
Speaker 2: writer Rufus is going to get mad at you. There
Speaker 2: was a completion for like ten yards fifteen yards when
Speaker 2: that was going on the same player was in the
Speaker 2: corner of the end zone mocking the fans during that
Speaker 2: play too. Right now, that guy for the Bears needs
Speaker 2: to be cut. No, something, something's got to happen. I'm
Speaker 2: just saying things are not normal. Would you agree? Are
Speaker 2: things normal or not? And by the way, allegedly in
Speaker 2: forty minutes, huh, we have in the studio Justice Joe
Speaker 2: Deaters another another state visit by JJ Judge Dan Hawkins
Speaker 2: h and Megan Shanahan. The three Supreme Court justices will
Speaker 2: be here to make a state visit, wanting the students
Speaker 2: report you're kidding? And I say, do they know what
Speaker 2: they're getting into? And I'm going to give you a
Speaker 2: question to ask about they rule in Shelley's Can I
Speaker 2: guarantee in the Supreme Court they haven't seen anything what
Speaker 2: we do no obvious to this? Can they indict us?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Oh okay, but Missy Powers can so be careful. You
Speaker 2: know what I'm going to write her name in in
Speaker 2: Butler County. Please do. And also, if you want counseling
Speaker 2: at Santax High School, you know where to go. Just
Speaker 2: saying segment, do you need counseling? I got to get
Speaker 2: back to my counseling. Here in my bed on teams.
Speaker 2: There was a teacher that must go nameless at Deer
Speaker 2: Park High School who was twenty four years old, who
Speaker 2: was teaching me English. And if miss miss I won't
Speaker 2: use her last name, said to little Willie, how about
Speaker 2: some counseling back in my office. Little Willy would have
Speaker 2: been there at a heartbeat, I mean less than a heartbeat.
Speaker 2: Listen to you. I'm just saying, listen to you, just saying,
Speaker 2: what kind of action would that have been? In the
Speaker 2: name live actions would have been a turtleman, live action. Wow,
Speaker 2: I'm just saying. But now, well, last night every stand
Speaker 2: up of the news babes in town were right there
Speaker 2: in front of Saint Axe on North Bend talking about
Speaker 2: our name's out there now Missus Nutley counseling a seventeen
Speaker 2: year old boy, which included the passage to the boy
Speaker 2: of naked photographs of Missus Nutley appropriate name. I'd say,
Speaker 2: seg man, your reaction is that happened to cold rain?
Speaker 2: To your knowledge, I don't know what would you have done.
Speaker 2: I'm pleading the fifth and drinking one. What would you
Speaker 2: have done if that had occurred.
Speaker 13: That I don't know, Willie, I don't know what I
Speaker 13: would have done, tell you the truth.
Speaker 2: I just got a text here for you. Have Beckham
Speaker 2: from Indianapolis Colts just announced richardson his benched Flaco is starting.
Speaker 2: Really there you go, right there, Beckham News service. Tap
Speaker 2: it out, I tap out. I'm tired, tired. I can't
Speaker 2: twenty two years old. What's he making thirty million a game? Well,
Speaker 2: he made thirty four million over over four years, so
Speaker 2: only make eight million dollars. He's now tapped out. I
Speaker 2: bet you, I bet you he's a tap out. The
Speaker 2: guy the defensive back for the Bears, he'd be tapped
Speaker 2: you think like a J.
Speaker 13: Foyt would have tapped out a halfway through for Indianapolis
Speaker 13: five hundreds tapping too tired or drimore. And he wore
Speaker 13: the Colts uniform and he tap out in the super
Speaker 13: Bowl right here.
Speaker 2: I tell you what. I hope Rocky ripped him a
Speaker 2: new one. When he gets back. Is he coming back
Speaker 2: to me? He's coming back him here tomorrow. I can't
Speaker 2: tell you what they hear the rock talk about this. No,
Speaker 2: I got more text tired for my buddies. I'm tired.
Speaker 2: I'm tired. I gotta sit out. And if you've seen
Speaker 2: the reporting on Lockland, Ohio, park's going on there. Three
Speaker 2: thousand male Mauritanian Arab Muslims are marching in around Lochland, Ohio,
Speaker 2: which is next to Wyoming and writing looking for work.
Speaker 2: They have no work for mets can't speak of the English.
Speaker 2: It's a disaster. Any local media cover that, do you think?
Speaker 13: I don't think so. Wise house for the lochlb split.
Speaker 13: Baby that's going away. You never now men, give me
Speaker 13: out of the students report, please.
Speaker 2: Willian Utter of FC Cincinnati taken in the first step
Speaker 2: to the MLS Cup title, We leave you with the
Speaker 2: immortal words of the stud report. It is a.
Speaker 1: Fastball, it's ripped down the line.
Speaker 2: It is gone. A fifth consecutive World Series game with
Speaker 2: a Freddie Freeman hom run and the Dodgers whore on
Speaker 2: the board first ship Game three. Paul O'Neil didn't like
Speaker 2: to hear that. On seven hundred LW.
Speaker 9: Meanwhile, in the intent forest, look out, Heady and Rocky,
Speaker 9: the big bad wolf is right behind you.
Speaker 2: We know, dude, the wolf is with us.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we have a little unfinished business with the three
Speaker 11: little picks.
Speaker 2: Last night was poker night. Yeah, time for those little
Speaker 2: angers to pay.
Speaker 9: I hope you'll be done in time to entertain the
Speaker 9: millions of loyal listeners who count on your three hours
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Speaker 2: up your call. You'll ask you for your first name
Speaker 2: and where you're calling from, and then your votes will
Speaker 2: be heard. Up to this point, we're exactly one week
Speaker 2: away from D Day, Decision Day on Tuesday, November the fifth.
Speaker 2: It has said we're not going to have the final
Speaker 2: selections until November sixth or seventh, but sometime next week
Speaker 2: we're going to find out if Kamala Harris has won
Speaker 2: the presidency or Donald Trump regains the presidency. It was
Speaker 2: a Columnrade as USA today that said something the effect is,
Speaker 2: what's going to happen if your candidate loses? At someone
Speaker 2: just stop me in the hallway? What are you gonna
Speaker 2: do if Trump loses? I guess the announcement will be
Speaker 2: made on Wednesday or Thursday. First, we have Mike and Newport,
Speaker 2: and we have a gym and Dayton three lines open,
Speaker 2: five one, three, seven, four, nine seven thousand, where's your
Speaker 2: vote and why? In May, this secondary question might be
Speaker 2: why what will you do if your candidate doesn't win?
Speaker 2: As an American. What I'm gonna do the next day
Speaker 2: or the day after, the day after is get back
Speaker 2: to work. I'm gonna come here with you. I'm still
Speaker 2: gonna go home. I'm gonna have dinner with my family.
Speaker 2: I'm still gonna play golf on the weekends thither and fro.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna live my life the best I can under
Speaker 2: the restrictions the government will put upon me. I ask you,
Speaker 2: if you're a Kamala Harris supporter, if you think we
Speaker 2: need more control of the government of the means of
Speaker 2: productions in this country. We need more government control of
Speaker 2: what's happening. We need a more open border. What's happening
Speaker 2: in Lockland, Ohio with the Tanians. We need that. Maybe
Speaker 2: in Middletown, maybe in Covington. We might need that. In
Speaker 2: Green County, might need that in Columbus suburbs. We need
Speaker 2: more and more and more immigration. If that's your vote,
Speaker 2: so be it. We're gonna get it. Fox News is
Speaker 2: doing a story about Lockland, Ohio on a wheel every
Speaker 2: two or three hours, which the mainstream media in this
Speaker 2: town largely will not cover because it doesn't fit the narrative.
Speaker 2: And I give props to the mainstream media in this town,
Speaker 2: I think five, nine, twelve, and nineteen generally try to
Speaker 2: be fair and impartial. I like watching Sharie and Tanya
Speaker 2: and Tricia, no problem there at all. It's okay now.
Speaker 2: And then Paul Tooti, it's okay. Of course I know
Speaker 2: them personally and largely I know their political leanings, but
Speaker 2: it doesn't bleed into their newscast. That's not the case
Speaker 2: at ABC, NBC and CBS. I want to get to
Speaker 2: the calls in about thirty seconds, we've got Nancy and
Speaker 2: Anderson township. Lastly, when the guy that owns the Washington Post,
Speaker 2: of course you know him quite well, and when he
Speaker 2: tells you in a that the Washington Post has a
Speaker 2: danger of fading to irrelevance. And when Jeffrey Bezos says
Speaker 2: about the mainstream media, he admits, the mainstream media has
Speaker 2: no credibility nor accuracy. When he puts that out there
Speaker 2: as a matter of truth, my answer is absolutely. He says,
Speaker 2: the lack of credibility isn't unique to the Washington Post.
Speaker 2: Our brethren newspapers have the same issue. And that's a
Speaker 2: problem not only for the media, but also for the nation.
Speaker 2: Many people are turning off, Turning two, Off the Cuff podcast,
Speaker 2: in accurate social media posts, and other unverified news sources
Speaker 2: because they don't trust the mainstream media. And there's no
Speaker 2: bigger part of the mainstream media than the Washington Post
Speaker 2: that you can't trust. I have a guest on tomorrow.
Speaker 2: About ninety percent of the stories about Kamala Harris are positive,
Speaker 2: and about ninety percent of the stories about Donald Trump
Speaker 2: are negative. And about thirty five percent of us rely
Speaker 2: upon the mainstream media to decide how to vote, garbage
Speaker 2: in and garb reach out. And for those who only
Speaker 2: get their news from PBS, ABC, NBCCBS and reading newspapers,
Speaker 2: you don't get a fair reporting of what's happening in
Speaker 2: the Kamala Harris campaign because it doesn't fit the media
Speaker 2: and they're in their images of themselves. But when the
Speaker 2: Washington Post owner says we can't be trusted, take his
Speaker 2: words to heart. Let's continue.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: We have thousands on hold all over the Fruited Plain
Speaker 2: and the number, once again is seven four nine seven thousand.
Speaker 2: Here's my chart. I've kept going for the last month.
Speaker 2: The last count was sixty five votes for Trump and
Speaker 2: four votes for Kamala Harris. So I'm not sure that's
Speaker 2: completely accurate relative to what's gonna happen, but it gives
Speaker 2: you some idea where the great Americans listening and talk
Speaker 2: radio are. Let's continue now with Mike and Newport, then
Speaker 2: Nancy and Anderson and thousands of others. Mike and Newport,
Speaker 2: give me a full report, Willie.
Speaker 15: I'm gonna vote for Trump, Willie, And I got two
Speaker 15: questions for you. I mean, here's where's say Ratless? Why
Speaker 15: is the only one in the morning.
Speaker 2: I like him.
Speaker 15: I think I want to hear from him all day.
Speaker 2: I like him. Let me write that down. Number one.
Speaker 2: I like Javes's voice. His voice is clear and concise.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna call him and see. Normally I get him
Speaker 2: on when there's an aircraft or an airplane issue, and
Speaker 2: fortunately for the last several years there's not been a crash.
Speaker 2: But nonetheless, I like Jay Ratliff because of you, Mike.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna call him and find out what we got.
Speaker 15: More to offer, He's got more to offer? And then
Speaker 15: what's up with all the ed commercials. I'm trying to
Speaker 15: listen to the show with my kids in the car.
Speaker 15: They're asking about performance in the bedroom.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know, there's too many. All
Speaker 2: I know is the advertising is a difficult market, and
Speaker 2: that I see. Now you can advertise tequila. It used
Speaker 2: to be you couldn't advertise a booze, Budweiser, Miller, you
Speaker 2: couldn't advertise tequila. Now you advertise ed and maybe uh
Speaker 2: age appropriate to talk about it. But otherwise I keep
Speaker 2: a low profile and hopefully we continue to succeed. But
Speaker 2: ed is only a problem. I think if you're life
Speaker 2: isn't particularly hot, what do you think? I think you're right, Willie?
Speaker 2: Thank you God bless America. And I love Edie products
Speaker 2: because they pay the bills. Let's continue now with Nancy
Speaker 2: and Anderson and Gary and Sidney and Nancy and Anderson.
Speaker 2: I got my vote, give me your vote, and give
Speaker 2: me a reason if any Trump I'm married that dam.
Speaker 14: My reason being is I've grew up Democrat my entire life.
Speaker 14: My mother's probably rolling around in her grave right now.
Speaker 14: But I don't believe the Democratic Party is the party
Speaker 14: that we were.
Speaker 1: Used to.
Speaker 14: I believe Joe Biden got in because they came off
Speaker 14: as a moderate, and he was anything but a moderate.
Speaker 14: He was a puppet, and I believe that Kamalo would
Speaker 14: be a puppet.
Speaker 2: All though, who who would actually be the president now?
Speaker 2: Many have asked the question, who's the president now? Because
Speaker 2: Joe Biden obviously can't discharge the duties of the office.
Speaker 2: It's an eighteen hour day job. Who's the president now?
Speaker 2: I don't know, But if Kamala gets in, who's the
Speaker 2: president then it's not going to be her.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 14: I don't know if it's Barack, I really don't know.
Speaker 14: I voted for Barack and I felt as though he
Speaker 14: was polished and was intelligent and all those wonderful things
Speaker 14: that people are saying that Kamla is. But it's a
Speaker 14: wolf in sheep's clothing. He went around and gave an
Speaker 14: apology tour all over all over the world. And this
Speaker 14: is our country and we need to take care of
Speaker 14: the people in our country first. And that doesn't mean
Speaker 14: that we are not you know, we want to be
Speaker 14: isolationists in any shape. But I do believe that that
Speaker 14: if you vote socialism in, you will never get socialism out.
Speaker 2: You know, there's no country in the world that's gone
Speaker 2: to socialism or fascism that's gone back the other way,
Speaker 2: because those in charge, those in power, will squelch by
Speaker 2: one means or another different voices. So if we put
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz in charge, they're not going
Speaker 2: to say, you know what, we believe in a constitutional republic.
Speaker 2: We believe in states having their own separate laws. We
Speaker 2: believe that we ought to enforced the federal law on
Speaker 2: the southern border. The country's going to change fundamentally. And
Speaker 2: I would also say this that the worst thing Trump
Speaker 2: would do is stop or delay the inevitable, which is
Speaker 2: a march towards socialism. And the best thing he could
Speaker 2: do is begin a different course, the course that was
Speaker 2: taken by President John F. Kennedy, the course that Democrats believed,
Speaker 2: and in fact, if you look at the speeches of
Speaker 2: Barack Hussein Obama in twenty seven to twenty eight about immigration,
Speaker 2: it sounds like Donald Trump today. And if we allow
Speaker 2: this to continue for the next four to eight years,
Speaker 2: we're going to have as many as fifty million illegals
Speaker 2: and paroles in the country. They will give those individuals
Speaker 2: the right to vote through the Congress, in which case
Speaker 2: we're done. It's gonna we can't recover from that and
Speaker 2: and I hope especially women. You sound like a woman
Speaker 2: type person. I want women to understand what's at stake
Speaker 2: in this election, for their children and for their grandchildren,
Speaker 2: and the pass on of the country a better nation
Speaker 2: given to us by our parents and grandparents. And she
Speaker 2: promises more of the same. She said repeatedly that I
Speaker 2: can't think of anything different I would have done than
Speaker 2: happened the past four years. And I'm thinking, wow, continuing
Speaker 2: these policies. How about afghan Yeah, well, you know, she said,
Speaker 2: I agree with that. When even the generals said, don't
Speaker 2: do it this way. We should get out of Afghanistan,
Speaker 2: but not this way. There's a different way, but Biden
Speaker 2: and Harris said no, do it at once thirteen soldiers
Speaker 2: were killed, I say murdered, hundreds more wounded. And right
Speaker 2: now women are chattel slaves and sexual slaves in Afghanistan,
Speaker 2: as women are in most of the Middle East. They
Speaker 2: have no life at all. And Kamala Harris said that
Speaker 2: was good. Yeah, that was a good thing. So we're
Speaker 2: in trouble, Nancy if this, if things don't go right
Speaker 2: in the week, and the media will use every wedge
Speaker 2: issue to paint Donald Trump in the most negative life possible.
Speaker 2: But they would never play the same game with the Democrats. Nancy,
Speaker 2: thanks you. I'm gonna give her two votes. I'm giving
Speaker 2: Nancy two vote votes because she made so much sense.
Speaker 2: Let's continue now with Judy and Dayton and then Gary
Speaker 2: and Sidney. Judy and Dayton, Welcome to the from the
Speaker 2: Gem City and welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Judy,
Speaker 2: how are you.
Speaker 16: I'm fine, Thank you, Bill, and I am good because
Speaker 16: I'm listening to you. I say God bless you because
Speaker 16: you are a great American. Also, thanks for having the
Speaker 16: Secretary of State on. I hope he gets on this
Speaker 16: and stays on it. And you were talking about the
Speaker 16: mainstream media. Are you familiar with the Epic Times a newspaper. Yeah,
Speaker 16: E K O H yes, yes, yes, it's great. It
Speaker 16: saves it saves my sanity. And I didn't know if
Speaker 16: many other people knew about it. It's very cheap. I
Speaker 16: hope they can subscribe. They just go to Epic Times
Speaker 16: dot com. I'm tired of being insulted by the Dems,
Speaker 16: and I'm scared of sores. Of course, I will vote
Speaker 16: for President Trump. I'm an eighty five year old mom
Speaker 16: and grandma and great grandma, and yes, I fear for
Speaker 16: the future for our kids at grandkids, Well.
Speaker 2: Give me your vote. Are you voting for Trump? Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: let me write that down Trump ten times now. I
Speaker 2: was asked by a high school kid in the class
Speaker 2: that I spoke to about four months ago, if I
Speaker 2: want to develop a conservative viewpoint, a libertarian conservative viewpoint
Speaker 2: of life, how do you do it? Because you can't
Speaker 2: watch PBS, CBS, NBCABC and read the newspapers and get that.
Speaker 2: I said, Okay, if you get up every day and
Speaker 2: go to Newsmax dot com or go to Epic Times
Speaker 2: dot com, or go to Breitbart dot com, or go
Speaker 2: to RedState dot com or go to RealClearPolitics dot com,
Speaker 2: you can pick and choose the coverage of the news
Speaker 2: and a completely different way. That makes sense absolutely.
Speaker 16: And so that was a great answer for that.
Speaker 2: And I said, until you do that every day and
Speaker 2: then come back to me and tell me you're not
Speaker 2: armed with ideas to confront those you run into that
Speaker 2: disagree with you. And that's how I was a Democrat.
Speaker 2: I ran twice as a Democrat. I ran for a
Speaker 2: state House of Representatives against Helen Fix in nineteen seventy
Speaker 2: eight as a Democrat. I ran for Madera City Council
Speaker 2: as a Democrat, and all times I lost. And by
Speaker 2: the time I got on the radio and Ronald Reagan
Speaker 2: took over, I developed my own philosophies about life and
Speaker 2: as from reading different sources. You can't watch the evening
Speaker 2: news and say, man, they're giving me impartial information. And
Speaker 2: my source for that is the guy that owns the
Speaker 2: Washington Post. Jeff Bezos said yesterday, you can't rely upon
Speaker 2: the mainstream media for impartial information. And that's a terrible thing.
Speaker 2: But thanks for calling in, Judy, and you're a great American.
Speaker 4: Thank you well.
Speaker 16: And you are too, Bill, Thank you so much. In
Speaker 16: God blessed, take care America.
Speaker 2: We got Russell in the Florida Russell Russell and Florida.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Russell, how are you wonderful?
Speaker 15: I'm vording for Trump.
Speaker 2: Let me write this down. I guess five more right?
Speaker 3: Why he's the best?
Speaker 2: Well, what's going to happen? Say ten days from now,
Speaker 2: it's announced on Thursday or Friday. Now Kamala Harris has
Speaker 2: won the presidency. What happens? What happened.
Speaker 17: All the people in Ukraine that are homeless, that's where
Speaker 17: they're coming.
Speaker 2: They're going to be let in along with Yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: I kind of wish, you know, I pray each not
Speaker 2: for the survivability of Israel. By the way, again, yesterday
Speaker 2: on Monday in Chicago, there was a Jew going to synagogue.
Speaker 2: He was gunned down by a Palestinian extremists who was
Speaker 2: shouting alah achbar, alah akbar and so. And look at
Speaker 2: college campuses with massive Ohamas demonstrations not covered by the
Speaker 2: mainstream media because it doesn't fit their ideology to cover
Speaker 2: it at this time. Can you imagine the status of
Speaker 2: this country if the policies of Kamala Harris, as she
Speaker 2: expressed until about sixty days ago, were put into place
Speaker 2: good last sixty days, she's flipped on everything.
Speaker 17: You know.
Speaker 2: She was favor of open borders, now she's against it.
Speaker 2: She was in favor of sanctuary cities, now she's against it.
Speaker 2: She was in favor of reparations and she's still in
Speaker 2: favor of that. She is now in favor of price controls.
Speaker 2: She says, no cash bonds for criminals, let them get out.
Speaker 2: She was on an ev mandate requiring an ev mandate.
Speaker 2: Now she says no. She has been and continues to be,
Speaker 2: against vouchers for students out of failing public schools. She
Speaker 2: wanted to stop energy production and require individuals to have
Speaker 2: the thermostat set at seventy eight degrees in the summertime
Speaker 2: and sixty four degrees in the winter time. She wants
Speaker 2: to stop energy production. She abortioned on demand through birth,
Speaker 2: she still believes in. She wanted to eliminate private insurance.
Speaker 2: Now she says not so fast. She won. She was
Speaker 2: against a border wall, now she's in favor of it.
Speaker 2: So every I don't know which Kamala Harris you're gonna
Speaker 2: vote for. Is the one who sounds like a Donald
Speaker 2: Trump today or the one that sounded is she sounded
Speaker 2: for most of all of her adult life. Let's take
Speaker 2: two or three more calls than we've got to get going.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Dale and Waynesville, to the home of
Speaker 2: the Skydivers and Dale. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show
Speaker 2: and Dale. What do you got?
Speaker 4: Thanks? Willie?
Speaker 2: I just want Mike comment.
Speaker 17: You have one of the other uh uh, one of
Speaker 17: the other people on the on the radio here and
Speaker 17: he says he's telling people not to vote, and I
Speaker 17: think that is that he says he's not voting. So, uh,
Speaker 17: you know, I think that that you guys have a
Speaker 17: lot of influence over people. Uh you know, I mean
Speaker 17: you're you're worldwide. And to say that on WLW that
Speaker 17: you're not going to vote, how many thousands or hundreds
Speaker 17: of thousands of people wouldn't vote just because it was
Speaker 17: on WLW.
Speaker 2: Give me a name who did that?
Speaker 4: Flony?
Speaker 2: I me write that down.
Speaker 17: He said, he says he's not going to vote for president.
Speaker 17: So I mean, I don't care, you know who who
Speaker 17: people vote for.
Speaker 4: That's not that's none of my concern.
Speaker 17: That's their own opinion. But to to to tell people
Speaker 17: and basically preach that you're not going to vote, uh
Speaker 17: you know, that's that's just that's just wrong because uh,
Speaker 17: you guys have a lot of influence. WLW has a
Speaker 17: lot of influence, I mean worldwide. So to say that
Speaker 17: you're not going to vote, how many thousands or hundreds
Speaker 17: of thousands say, well, WLW says not to vote?
Speaker 2: Well, I I say, you know, what I say is
Speaker 2: that voting as thee civic duty and no one needs
Speaker 2: to become informed on the issues. I think a state
Speaker 2: issue one that multi billionaires around the world want to
Speaker 2: take away our right to vote on State Issue one.
Speaker 2: If you vote yes on State Issue one, it means
Speaker 2: the voting for members of the Reapportionment Board are finished.
Speaker 2: And that means we're done voting for those members, and
Speaker 2: that this elite group are you going to get together
Speaker 2: and draw lines? And the problem is I looked at
Speaker 2: some numbers those the yes side on State Issue one
Speaker 2: has sixty eight million dollars and the no side has
Speaker 2: six million, ten to one. And so if you rely
Speaker 2: upon commercials to decide how to vote, you're stupid. Don't
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 17: We should, we should decide to make those decisions, not
Speaker 17: not some elite group. Yeah side, And you know who's
Speaker 17: who's doing We know better.
Speaker 2: We know better than we know better than Dale and
Speaker 2: from Waynesville. After all, we're the we're the rich elitist
Speaker 2: and we're the where the urbane, sophisticated crowd. And I
Speaker 2: can tell you who's going to make important political decisions
Speaker 2: in your life. And if you vote yes on statushe one,
Speaker 2: it means that the no more voting will take place
Speaker 2: for members of the Apportionment Board, and it's going to
Speaker 2: be selected by retired appellate judges, who will then select
Speaker 2: five people in the Democratic side, five on the Republican side,
Speaker 2: they select five independence. They draw the lines for you.
Speaker 2: No more voting. They will decide for you what district
Speaker 2: you live in, and who's going to vote, and how
Speaker 2: you're going to vote, who's going to hold office. How
Speaker 2: stupid is that? How stupid they rely upon your stupidity
Speaker 2: to pass status you won Don't be stupid, and the
Speaker 2: only proper vote on status you want is a no.
Speaker 2: In fact, a hell no. I don't mind mistakes are
Speaker 2: made politically, but once that mistake is made, it's in
Speaker 2: the constitution. You'll never vote again whatsoever for members of
Speaker 2: the apportionment boarder or the governor, Secretary of State, the auditor,
Speaker 2: and two from the House, two from the Senate. You
Speaker 2: vote for those. And Maren O'Connor is a clown and
Speaker 2: others spend all this money convincing you that a lie
Speaker 2: is the truth. Don't rely upon commercials or even a
Speaker 2: radio talk show host to cast your ballot. Rely upon
Speaker 2: your own determination, your own investigation. I say, let's keep voting.
Speaker 2: Vote no on state Issue one. All right, once again,
Speaker 2: I apologize to the thousands on hold. We'll get to
Speaker 2: you maybe tomorrow or the next day. And I'm keeping
Speaker 2: a running tally right now, and so far it is
Speaker 2: seventy one votes for Trump and four for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: Should should be a walkover. We'll see what happens. Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 2: the Great American live at some of the Reds and
Speaker 2: the Bengals News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 9: Hey, they're American voter. Uncle Sam says it's time for
Speaker 9: an election.
Speaker 2: It's time for an election. Jump and by gully he's right.
Speaker 9: Federal, state and local candidates issues, amendments, levies, and other
Speaker 9: votable junk like that.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, your thumbs up? Lord yow, isn't that cool?
Speaker 9: For heaven's sakes, make sure you know who and what
Speaker 9: you're voting for.
Speaker 2: Don't vote well, stupid.
Speaker 9: Fill your patriotic nuggin with the latest election us an
Speaker 9: info on seven hundred w l W.
Speaker 2: We'll hear the radio ads about the I R s.
Speaker 2: They tell you to be afraid to be scared, and
Speaker 2: they try to frighten you into calling I'm not here to.
Speaker 3: Frony Freeman he look at whoever.
Speaker 9: Taska carry you down there?
Speaker 2: Helennox here? Yeslo say, can you interpret police sounds like?
Speaker 2: The Supreme Court of Ohio there talking, it's like a
Speaker 2: state visit. I was gonna say, I mean, is that
Speaker 2: I'm the late e vent a? They're live? Wait a minute,
Speaker 2: who's here? Justice Joey is brought in Meghan Shanahan running
Speaker 2: for the Supreme Court currently a judge, and Dan Hawkins
Speaker 2: running for the Supreme Court currently a judge and Dan
Speaker 2: tell the American people what exactly you're doing now? What
Speaker 2: do you want to do? And what lies ahead?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Sure, thanks for having me.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 10: I'm currently a judge at Quarter Common please in Franklin County, Ohio.
Speaker 10: Been a judge for eleven years now, as a prosecutor
Speaker 10: for thirteen What.
Speaker 2: Kind of prosecutor were you? Tough and no nonsense? Where
Speaker 2: you hang them high, where you're like letting everybody going probation, tough,
Speaker 2: no nonsense. I was specific.
Speaker 10: I was headed the Special Victims Unit like the TV
Speaker 10: show did the sex crimes, child abuse cases, human trafficking.
Speaker 10: So really we're the tough cases. Wor's the worst cases.
Speaker 10: But you'll twenty three twenty four years in the justice
Speaker 10: system on the front lines. I want to take that
Speaker 10: experience of the hot Spring court.
Speaker 2: Oh, you're up in the polls by wide margins. Justice
Speaker 2: Joe tells me, what do you think about a prosecutor
Speaker 2: giving a code read on a large ape at the
Speaker 2: Cincinnati Zoo named Harambei, and whether or not that was
Speaker 2: a good or bad dog?
Speaker 10: A prosecutors, we have to make tough call sometimes, so
Speaker 10: I wouldn't second guess.
Speaker 2: Are you embarrassed yet about that?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: Do you behave yourself?
Speaker 18: Okay, these are trying to learn of judges, and I
Speaker 18: brought them in, told him this was a serious show.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 2: You just go on also joining us as Megan Shanahan
Speaker 2: has been in Hamilty County Common Police Court for many years.
Speaker 2: And Megan, tell the American people your background and what
Speaker 2: you're running for if anything, Well, it's.
Speaker 8: Very similar to Judge Hawkins. Bill, and thanks for having
Speaker 8: me back here eleven years as a hang them high
Speaker 8: prosecutor and now fourteen years on the bench.
Speaker 2: Twenty five years. Yeah, you're not that old.
Speaker 8: Twenty four years. Yeah, so give it a few more
Speaker 8: months in twenty five high school exactly, And I absolutely
Speaker 8: love Ohio. So I am going to represent us well
Speaker 8: up there in Columbus.
Speaker 2: And Sharon Kennedy at one point, I know she is
Speaker 2: the Chief Justice, and she said you might call anybody
Speaker 2: have a korm. I don't know if that's legal or not.
Speaker 2: But when you met with her, what did Sharon Kennedy
Speaker 2: tell you you had to do to be elected?
Speaker 8: Well, she told us we had to get out and work.
Speaker 8: And that's exactly what we've done. We've covered the state
Speaker 8: of Ohio, shaking hands, knocking on doors, meeting every single
Speaker 8: person and letting them know that we genuine when they
Speaker 8: care about their safety.
Speaker 2: And their future. What is though a top one or
Speaker 2: two when you knock on a door somewhere and Lanchester
Speaker 2: somewhere in Bell Fountain, somewhere in Sydney, maybe blue Ball
Speaker 2: when you talk to a voter, what are the top
Speaker 2: one or two things they say? At the Supreme Court
Speaker 2: of Ohio A lot to be doing, if anything, they're.
Speaker 8: Very concerned about the Supreme Court keeping them safe. And
Speaker 8: what we saw just a few years back in that
Speaker 8: Deboe's decision gave our voters a clue of what would
Speaker 8: be coming this year as far as the justices that
Speaker 8: are running. My opponent, Mike Donnelly, offered that opinion and
Speaker 8: Justice Steeters, Judge Hawkins, and I traveled the state to
Speaker 8: educate the public on an amendment so that we can
Speaker 8: and shall consider public safety when setting bonds.
Speaker 2: So right now, if Liberals, etc. Take over, it'll be
Speaker 2: like Detroit, or be like a New York city, in
Speaker 2: which case anyone who commits a vicious offense like Dan
Speaker 2: Hawkins prosecuted, like a child sex rape, would be eligible
Speaker 2: to get an easy bond to get back out in
Speaker 2: the streets. And the devosed decision said, well, you have
Speaker 2: to consider the safety of the community.
Speaker 8: That's the debos decision said, you shall not. It was
Speaker 8: the constitutional amendment that the three of us and other
Speaker 8: folks like Attorney General Yost got on the ballot to
Speaker 8: ensure that judges shall consider public safety when setting bonds.
Speaker 2: And you agree with that or disagree. Oh, absolutely.
Speaker 10: That's why when the decision came down it really took
Speaker 10: me back. I didn't believe it at first till we
Speaker 10: read it, because you know, as a prosecutor, as a
Speaker 10: trial court judge, and Megan tell you the same thing.
Speaker 10: You know, you consider a bunch of factors when you're
Speaker 10: setting bail, public safety being one of the key ones.
Speaker 10: So to say, we weren't allowed to consider, you know,
Speaker 10: public safety when setting bail. We just had to ask
Speaker 10: the guy, you know, how much can you afford to
Speaker 10: get out? That was a that really overthrew over one
Speaker 10: hundred years of jurisprudence.
Speaker 17: In this bill.
Speaker 18: It's indicative of the difference in judicial philosophy when they're
Speaker 18: willing to set aside that much precedent in the state
Speaker 18: of Ohio where safety should be considered when they set
Speaker 18: up bail. They just tossed it up quarter to three,
Speaker 18: four to three, quarter to three. It was Marin o'connoren
Speaker 18: and the three Dems voted that way, and we and
Speaker 18: it's interesting we all came together on that issue, got
Speaker 18: a constitutional amendment passed. I think seventy six percent of
Speaker 18: Ohioan's voted that judges should do that considered.
Speaker 2: The safety of the community. And now we're all run
Speaker 2: for Supreme Court. And then important thing is it doesn't
Speaker 2: mean a bond has to be of a certain limit
Speaker 2: or not, but it must be considered and the devosd
Speaker 2: decisions set A judge does not have to consider the
Speaker 2: safety of the community was setting a bond. So you
Speaker 2: and others put on the ballot, let the people decide
Speaker 2: whether that should be considered, and then if the judge
Speaker 2: still sets a low bond, there's an appellate process. We
Speaker 2: could be considered.
Speaker 18: Sure, but this is just we were having cases in
Speaker 18: Room May after the DeVoe's decision, where judges were in
Speaker 18: Room May saying I can't consider the safety of the community.
Speaker 18: I know this guy's been arrested fifteen times, but my
Speaker 18: instructions from the Supreme Court right now are that we
Speaker 18: can't consider it. So how much can you afford, sir,
Speaker 18: to get to come back here next week? It just
Speaker 18: doesn't work.
Speaker 2: Sech get us into the studs report and all these
Speaker 2: three judges will rule on the acceptability of your comments.
Speaker 2: Hit it segment will leave.
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Speaker 13: Game four of the World Series tonight in the Big
Speaker 13: Apple Game. Time is just after eight. Those Dodgers can
Speaker 13: win it all tonight with a sweep. They're up three
Speaker 13: games to none.
Speaker 2: Am I right to say? I want neither team to win?
Speaker 2: I don't like the Dodgers, I don't like the Yankees.
Speaker 2: I like Paul O'Neil, but no part of either team.
Speaker 2: Do you agree or not? Segment Bengals Update brought to
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Speaker 2: ready to face those raids on Sunday at pay Course Stadium.
Speaker 2: And segment. If Trump loses next Tuesday, I'll be a
Speaker 2: part of town getting bags of tequila. Yes you will.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. Well, I'll be right there
Speaker 2: with you. What would George Soro goold say? Will be
Speaker 2: you and I will be drinking alone. Please continue.
Speaker 13: Indianapolis Colts are benching Anthony Richardson, turning to Joe Flacco
Speaker 13: as their starting quarterback. According to ESPN, benching comes two
Speaker 13: days after mister Richardson asked to come out of Sunday's
Speaker 13: game against the Texans for one play because after, as
Speaker 13: he later told reporters, that was a lot.
Speaker 2: Of runner up there, and I did, and I don't
Speaker 2: think I was gonna be able to go that next place.
Speaker 2: So I just, uh, you know, I'm just told I
Speaker 2: didn't need to work right there. Twenty two years old, Megan,
Speaker 2: if you get tired, you get you have my grand headaches,
Speaker 2: you know all kind of problems. Are you going to
Speaker 2: tap out on the Supreme Court bench? Hit your head
Speaker 2: and say, Marine, I'm sorry, Sharon Kennedy cheesels, Oh my god,
Speaker 2: tap your head and say, Sharon cass actionable, that's actionable.
Speaker 2: I can't go any further. Will you tap out?
Speaker 8: There isn't a snowballs chance, build.
Speaker 2: Dan Hawkins. You tap out if the decision is too tough,
Speaker 2: too many difficult issues.
Speaker 5: Fight fight fight?
Speaker 2: What about you?
Speaker 17: John?
Speaker 2: I might rule. I'm not ruling anything. I might Sharon.
Speaker 2: By the way, I'm tapping out, I'm out of sem
Speaker 2: Can you imagine tapping out during the game when you're
Speaker 2: twenty two years old saying I'm tired, I can't take
Speaker 2: a hike on the next ball. I'm making thirty four
Speaker 2: million dollars. No, I'd stay in the game. I would too.
Speaker 2: Please continue.
Speaker 13: Uh, let's see what the college basketball Xavier opens its
Speaker 13: exhibition season or the regular season. Excuse me a Monday
Speaker 13: night against Texas Southern. Preview of the game and season
Speaker 13: tonight Sean Miller show at seven on fifty five k RC.
Speaker 2: Never heard of Texas Southern. No, but I'm excited about
Speaker 2: Xavier this year. They got a brand new team, right
Speaker 2: they do? They have nobody back.
Speaker 18: I saw the coach about two months ago and I said,
Speaker 18: how are you going to be? Because I think we
Speaker 18: would be pretty good. And coming from Sean.
Speaker 2: Miller was like, pick the finished third in the Big East.
Speaker 2: That's pretty good, zech man, please continue. And I think
Speaker 2: UC's going to be pretty good too.
Speaker 13: So a shootout skyline Chili Crosstown shootout and coming up
Speaker 13: in a.
Speaker 2: Couple of months, stan Off Ohio State plays you see
Speaker 2: who do you like? Ooh? This year might be you
Speaker 2: see he's in Cincinnati and the Columbus. This guy's got
Speaker 2: a future on the bench. Vote for him. Segment what
Speaker 2: about the Reds? You got more about Cees and also
Speaker 2: McLean Yeah, Willie, let's see, Uh, mister Cees, Christian and
Speaker 2: Carnassi O and Strand is back from his hand fracture.
Speaker 13: Two or three of them. Matt McClean is back from
Speaker 13: his left shoulder injury. They're back on the roster and
Speaker 13: they're both at least having some pretty good seasons so
Speaker 13: far in the Arizona Fall League with the Desert Dogs.
Speaker 2: You have more faith in the Reds with the Francona
Speaker 2: than the Bengals. Call. The Bengals have to do is
Speaker 2: win seven of the next nine games and maybe get
Speaker 2: to the playoffs. They have to beat, of course, the
Speaker 2: Raiders this Sun and then the four days later, got
Speaker 2: to beat the Ravens there we had to go to
Speaker 2: and then the bye week and then the l A
Speaker 2: Chargers out West. How we look? And then come home
Speaker 2: to the Steelers. Steelers, I thought they were no good
Speaker 2: this year. Right, Well there's six and two after last night.
Speaker 2: Oh well, Steelers are back in. The Bengals are in trouble. Joe,
Speaker 2: your reaction to this If San X played Deer Park,
Speaker 2: who would you like in that matchup? I'll go with
Speaker 2: X on that one. Megan, what X, Dan? I guess X.
Speaker 2: I take to your park all the way segment. Thank you,
Speaker 2: But once again, Joe Dieters, you're here. You're well known
Speaker 2: in this community, as is Megan Shanahan. But you have
Speaker 2: hoped that people will forget about Harambe, is what you're saying.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping, so hoping. So you've got code rooted in reality,
Speaker 2: you had nothing to do with that. I had nothing.
Speaker 2: You will never ever ever right there.
Speaker 18: I think it was in sixteen the head of the
Speaker 18: Board of Elections called me and said that I got
Speaker 18: nine write in votes for President of the United States.
Speaker 2: Really, but Romby got twelve right in votes. Wow, that's
Speaker 2: that's a fact. Did you laugh or not? Sherrypoll on that?
Speaker 2: Just briefly, Why didn't you call a code red on
Speaker 2: Harambe when you had the chance. The little boy could
Speaker 2: have been dismembered and you didn't do it. Which way
Speaker 2: to the little boys? Uh blessed to have a nice
Speaker 2: mother and they're all they're all safe there. Megan Shanahan,
Speaker 2: would you have called a code redd Harambe?
Speaker 8: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Dan Hawkins, absolutely, Corambe tough call. I said. If they
Speaker 2: would have kept him, maybe stuffed him and put them
Speaker 2: in the entrance of the zoo to welcome people, how
Speaker 2: big would that have been? There'd be protests from here
Speaker 2: to forever. There always are, there is always protests segment.
Speaker 2: Give me a you know who saved zoo?
Speaker 13: Fiona, Tucker baby and Fritz big hippo who is now
Speaker 13: close to two thousand pounds As a young kid, I
Speaker 13: was like.
Speaker 2: You, what about looks like me? How big is Fiona?
Speaker 2: Gotta be seven thousand pounds of a womanhood there if
Speaker 2: she had a baby yet? Can you say, baby, it's
Speaker 2: just a hippo. Come on, can't say that. Babies they
Speaker 2: have no rights.
Speaker 17: We know that.
Speaker 2: Phoebe and Tucker looking over him like regular pant.
Speaker 4: Bet.
Speaker 2: I bet that's a big girl right now. I'd say,
Speaker 2: what do you think? No idea, let's call the zoo.
Speaker 2: Why don't we do the show up and retired that
Speaker 2: hippo lounge or something whatever they call it? Would you
Speaker 2: would you drive it into the hippo pool?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: You first, Joe, you go first. You got to stay
Speaker 2: out of the ape range too, because you got a
Speaker 2: they got a contract out fandom Mark Man there, Mark Man,
Speaker 2: I stay away from that. But Joe Eaters, thank you
Speaker 2: very much, Billy. Thanks. I'm betting you to beat Joe Eaters.
Speaker 2: Is that a good bet or not? You're not running
Speaker 2: against each other separate races. But I says Shan, as
Speaker 2: long as we get fifty percent plus one, that's all.
Speaker 2: You's better name than theaters. And Dan Hawkins. Congratulations. I'm
Speaker 2: sure you'll be a good judge on the High Supreme Court.
Speaker 2: But don't pay attention to these two. Oh no, I can't.
Speaker 2: I can't thank you. I agree with you. Remember us,
Speaker 2: Remember you started to the your career right here. Don't
Speaker 2: forget so many forget that's a little people that made
Speaker 2: your life possible. Okay, that's right. I always come back,
Speaker 2: don't I always amen to that. I'm like a Herpe's infection.
Speaker 2: He always comes back. All right, Joe, get me out
Speaker 2: of the Stude's report, Willie and hounter of uh go
Speaker 2: vote a one week from today. We leave you with
Speaker 2: the immortal words of the Stooge Report. That's a whole
Speaker 2: lot of skyline, baby, I got that right, So lot
Speaker 2: of skyline here, Dan Hawkins, you know what skyline is?
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely, thank you, Thank God, making congratulations show good
Speaker 2: luck to you. Thanks Bill, don't be killing any apes
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