Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great America. Welcome to somewhat rainy after
Speaker 1: the Tri State on this beautiful Wednesday. More storms are coming.
Speaker 1: The trades have all been completed. The Reds seemingly have
Speaker 1: got a little bit worse, not a little bit better.
Speaker 1: But the way they play against the Cubs may indicate
Speaker 1: the future. Who knows first pitch tonight about seven ten,
Speaker 1: and then we begin the coverage of the Cubs tonight
Speaker 1: about six ' ten with Lance McAllister and more. But
Speaker 1: until then, David Young is the Warren County commissioner mainly
Speaker 1: responsible to keep the Cincinnati ten is open in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Slash Mason and David Young, Welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. And David Young, how are you?
Speaker 2: Couldn't be any better? Willie? How you doing today?
Speaker 1: Great day to be an American. Great afternoon of the
Speaker 1: Tri State. A couple is ship are percolating. Number one.
Speaker 1: I'm starting doing commercials now for Western and Southern. In
Speaker 1: ten days, the Cincinnati open opens up, and it's one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty fifth year. About a year or two
Speaker 1: ago there was serious doubt whether this would happen. And
Speaker 1: can you tell the American people if they visit the
Speaker 1: Warren County Mason Tennis Center, the Carl Linder Tennis Center,
Speaker 1: what's going to be different this year than last year?
Speaker 1: If you can relate that to the American people.
Speaker 2: It is transformative what is going on there in Mason.
Speaker 2: So we couldn't be more thrilled that. You know, like
Speaker 2: we talked about last last summer, I think I was
Speaker 2: a guy out on an island stand amy are saying
Speaker 2: they're not gone, They're not gone. Everybody else in town
Speaker 2: it's gone. It's gone, and it's gone. Why are we
Speaker 2: even talking about this? People at the inquiry writing stories
Speaker 2: saying I don't know what I'm talking about. I'm like,
Speaker 2: I don't know what I'm talking about. You don't know
Speaker 2: what you're talking about. So we couldn't be more thrilled
Speaker 2: that Bimock made a choice that again we believe in
Speaker 2: free market capitalism, and they chose to invest their money
Speaker 2: here in our facility. So a couple of things that
Speaker 2: are going on. Number one, that is our facility that
Speaker 2: is going to be owned by Warren County. So some
Speaker 2: people thought, well, wait, you're just giving this money to
Speaker 2: some No, this is a Warren County facility with the
Speaker 2: good folks at Bemock Sports are hired to manage this facility.
Speaker 2: It's going to be so much more than a two
Speaker 2: week tennis event. There's going to be so many tournaments there.
Speaker 2: There's going to be so much pickleball activity. There's going
Speaker 2: to be concerts eventually. There's all sorts of stuff going on.
Speaker 2: They've already ripped out all the seats in that main
Speaker 2: stadium Willie and replace them with padded seats. And for
Speaker 2: the rich people down low like you, they're actually air conditioned.
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable what's going on there. So they're investing money,
Speaker 2: they're spending it. It's going to be phenomenal. There's going
Speaker 2: to be ten new courts. It's going to have ninety
Speaker 2: six players. Next year, it's going to have thirty one courts,
Speaker 2: up from twenty one courts. There's a fifty six thousand
Speaker 2: square foot two story player center that's going to be
Speaker 2: built immediately on the conclusion of this. It's going to
Speaker 2: be world class for the players that want to come here,
Speaker 2: you know, wellness stuff, locker rooms, recovery rooms, all that
Speaker 2: type of stuff. There's a new stadium going in so
Speaker 2: a fifth stadium is going to be on the venue
Speaker 2: two thousand seats. There's new luxury suites going in right
Speaker 2: now on the secondary stadium court. I mean, it's just
Speaker 2: going to be night and day.
Speaker 1: We're used to the Olympics. This year may mess with
Speaker 1: the field a bit because by the time they could
Speaker 1: get done playing, maybe the Joker, maybe Alcatrez, maybe he'll
Speaker 1: be there. I don't know sure. Maybe Coco Golf is
Speaker 1: going to become getting ready for the way. But long term, well,
Speaker 1: these facilities look like the Bengals locker.
Speaker 2: Room, hopefully on par if not better. That was very
Speaker 2: impressive what I saw that was very impressive. But this
Speaker 2: is going to be unbelievable. Will they put some lipstick
Speaker 2: on it last year? This year the real stuff is started.
Speaker 2: And at the conclusion of this year's tournament there's going
Speaker 2: to be heavy struction going on out there.
Speaker 1: Right So next year, this is like the transition year.
Speaker 1: Next year all hell is going to break loose. And
Speaker 1: I want to get your comment. We now learned from
Speaker 1: af to have puavol. You're a good friend the mayor
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati who's growing a beard. And by the way,
Speaker 1: next year I will present to him the Celtic of
Speaker 1: the Year. I was honored this year to get the
Speaker 1: Celtic of the Year award given to me by Chief
Speaker 1: Justice Sharon Kennedy. But next year I will give after
Speaker 1: haveb Pyrivol the Celtic of the Year award because of
Speaker 1: Dan Shay and Brian Redd and others. And when I
Speaker 1: whisper in his ear before I hand him the award,
Speaker 1: what should I tell him about increasing the income tax?
Speaker 1: Of course you got the Procter and Gamble, the Procter
Speaker 1: and God chairman and president that is telling the city
Speaker 1: don't do this. This is a bad thing. But according
Speaker 1: to media accounts in the inquiry afterbt pure of all
Speaker 1: wants to increase the city income tax and not charged
Speaker 1: for picking up garbage. It isn't free. Someone pays for it.
Speaker 1: As a Warren County official, that is bringing economic development
Speaker 1: to the scale over the next ten years of billions
Speaker 1: and billions. What impacts in the marketplace really increase income
Speaker 1: taxes meaning for the City of Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Everybody makes a free market choice, really, and that means
Speaker 2: we as individuals do it, businesses do it, and individual
Speaker 2: citizens doing it do it. So when government makes decisions
Speaker 2: that has sometimes adverse effects on citizens and businesses. Those
Speaker 2: businesses in a free market economy then make their own
Speaker 2: choices on where do they want to plant their flag,
Speaker 2: where do they want to live, where do they want
Speaker 2: to lay down their business and try to grow something.
Speaker 2: So those free market choices are really really important, and
Speaker 2: the taxation on those citizens and those businesses becomes a
Speaker 2: critical factor in making those determinations of where should we
Speaker 2: invest our money. There's no guarantees in this economy. So
Speaker 2: when people go and say I'm going to start a
Speaker 2: new business, I'm going to build a plant, I'm going
Speaker 2: to lay down my flag here. Yeah, if one of
Speaker 2: those factors is I know, all other things are going
Speaker 2: to be equal, but here everybody on staff is going
Speaker 2: to pay three or four or five percent more whatever
Speaker 2: that number is versus a competing employer might be in
Speaker 2: a township where there's no income tax, and that same
Speaker 2: employee that I'm competing for now says, wait, why would
Speaker 2: I go and work there pay three four five percent
Speaker 2: city income tax when I could go and work for
Speaker 2: an employer that's potentially in an Ohio township. So there
Speaker 2: are some cities where that calculus makes a heck of
Speaker 2: a lot of sense. I pay a small income tax,
Speaker 2: but look at all the city services I get, look
Speaker 2: at all the great.
Speaker 1: Stuff I get.
Speaker 2: So then it becomes a question of Okay, cities compete
Speaker 2: with townships, and that's great, this is the marketplace. But
Speaker 2: when a city starts raising taxes, then the calculus is more,
Speaker 2: is this really worth it? And I'm not saying it's
Speaker 2: not worth it in Cincinnati, I hope there is a
Speaker 2: vibrant urban hub to our community. I want downtown Cincinnati
Speaker 2: to win. It's critically important for them to win.
Speaker 1: No question.
Speaker 2: When you start doing things, when you start doing things
Speaker 2: like raising taxes on your employers and the employees that
Speaker 2: actually produce things and pay the tab there, it has
Speaker 2: to be for a very justified reason. And if people think, well,
Speaker 2: wait a second, is this just a redistribution of wealth,
Speaker 2: are they taking mind to give it to someone else
Speaker 2: or is it really going to be There's services that
Speaker 2: are involved, infrastructure is going to be fixed, it's going
Speaker 2: to be easier to get around. There's real rationale behind this.
Speaker 2: So again I'm no expert on what they're proposing, but
Speaker 2: those decisions have to be so well vetted because there
Speaker 2: is a free market and people have choices.
Speaker 1: David Young. Another issue percolating is this, and that is
Speaker 1: we've lost in several of the Fortune five hundred big
Speaker 1: companies headquarters or you're lost several over the past few
Speaker 1: years for all kinds of reasons. And Cincinnati and Mason
Speaker 1: Westchester Boone County cannot be a vibrant community without a
Speaker 1: heart in the center that's beating. And the heart of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati are is pill Hill, all the hospitals, all the
Speaker 1: doctors and nurses. The heart of Cincinnati is University of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati in Xavior. The heart of Cincinnati is Procter in God,
Speaker 1: it's the Joseph Automotive Group, It's Western Southern, It's Fifth
Speaker 1: Third Bank. And may God have mercy on the City
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati to go the way of Toledo, which lost
Speaker 1: its corporate giants. May God have mercy on us if
Speaker 1: you call upon the leadership of those business communities that
Speaker 1: disproportionately pay large bills and get them for a year
Speaker 1: and a half to study a problem. And here's what
Speaker 1: you have to do, City of Cincinnati, to come out
Speaker 1: of the situation financially you're in. And when you ignore
Speaker 1: what Fifth Third Bank, what Western and Southern what Carl
Speaker 1: Linder and his group, Joseph Automotive group, the Big Boys downtown.
Speaker 1: You know, the ocean is filled with way the big waves,
Speaker 1: the medium waves, and the ripples. All of us have
Speaker 1: an impact on the economy. There's ripples, medium waves, and
Speaker 1: large waves. When you tell those tsunamis a fit, Third
Speaker 1: Bank and Procter and Gamba. Hey, thanks for spending a
Speaker 1: year and a half on this and millions of dollars
Speaker 1: and telling us what needs to be done. We're going
Speaker 1: to ignore what you tell us to do and we're
Speaker 1: going to do just the opposite. Is that a.
Speaker 2: Problem, Willie? That it sounds easy? And again politicians that
Speaker 2: placate certain constituencies that say, you know what, you don't
Speaker 2: really have to produce. We're going to actually try to
Speaker 2: provide you a quote unquote free lunch here in America,
Speaker 2: which I don't believe really exists. Every lunch is paid
Speaker 2: for by somebody. Willie. There's a large metropolitan city on
Speaker 2: the East coast, perhaps called New York. Ben thought, you
Speaker 2: know what, this is pretty easy. Why don't we just
Speaker 2: tax people that make over a million bucks a year
Speaker 2: with an extra surcharge sounds great. Those are all the
Speaker 2: rich people. Let's go throw on an extra search charge
Speaker 2: on these people and let them pay more so we
Speaker 2: can then transfer that to other people that maybe aren't producing.
Speaker 2: Let's go. It's basically a transfer wall. So what happened
Speaker 2: in that situation, really, I'll tell you what happened. The
Speaker 2: people that made that kind of money have options. So
Speaker 2: when they got stuck with this surcharge, they left in droves.
Speaker 2: They literally moved out, which had the net opposite effect
Speaker 2: of what the politicians were trying to do, which was
Speaker 2: actually it cut revenue significantly because they lost so many people.
Speaker 2: So they're trying to, you know, get an extra five
Speaker 2: or ten percent out of these people that make a lot,
Speaker 2: and hey, let's just go and then we're going to
Speaker 2: do all this other neat stuff with the people that
Speaker 2: aren't necessarily producing, so we're going to offer all these
Speaker 2: new services or what have you. The people that were
Speaker 2: actually paying the tax then said this isn't fair. I'm
Speaker 2: not getting a direct compet out of this. I'm leaving.
Speaker 2: I'm going to Miami, where there is no even state
Speaker 2: income tax.
Speaker 1: So when you tell the producers large and small, we're
Speaker 1: going to tax you more simply for existing and making
Speaker 1: money in this city. You have Boone County, unlike New
Speaker 1: York City when I spent five years there, and unlike that,
Speaker 1: Boone County, Sycamore Township, Green Township, Campbell County is all
Speaker 1: available right there. And I knew there was a big
Speaker 1: decision made by Carl Linder Junior about twenty years ago
Speaker 1: to relocate in Boone County, and he felt such a
Speaker 1: respect for the city of Cincinnati and his leadership at
Speaker 1: that point that he stayed. But when you tell the
Speaker 1: big time boys, this is what you have to do,
Speaker 1: and they spend thousands of hours and millions of their
Speaker 1: own dollars to say, Okay, here's the recommendation, then it's ignored.
Speaker 1: That's a problem. Now. Secondly, looking at your favorite newspaper,
Speaker 1: the Inquirer, here are the headlines. Quote Republicans have become
Speaker 1: the enemy of the environment. Quote trump assassination attempt is
Speaker 1: a result of the violence he promoted. I'm reading that.
Speaker 1: Then I go on to what's happening to my left CNN.
Speaker 1: Here's the headline I'm looking at now. Trump invite Bashed
Speaker 1: to speak to black journalist group, And I look at
Speaker 1: some of the other memes going around. Suddenly Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: is switching her positions on important issues, running towards the
Speaker 1: center from the radical left. And Kamala Harris is Bernie
Speaker 1: Sanders with lipstick. And so what she seeks to do
Speaker 1: is to change her positions on important issues that she
Speaker 1: truly believes in. Gets up every day to have to
Speaker 1: hide who she truly is to get elected. And I'm
Speaker 1: looking at the headlines. Ignore what the chairman of Procter
Speaker 1: and Gamble says to do that Republicans don't like the
Speaker 1: environment and that Trump caused his own assassination. This is
Speaker 1: the media, your reaction.
Speaker 2: It is a sad state of affairs. The society that
Speaker 2: we're currently in. The political environment is terrible. Really, it's
Speaker 2: as bad as I've seen it, and it's in large part, honestly,
Speaker 2: I hate to say it. Think about two thousand and one,
Speaker 2: such a terrible day on nine to eleven. Think about
Speaker 2: the aftermath of that. We were unified as a country.
Speaker 2: George W. Bush is hugging Tom Dashel on the floor.
Speaker 2: We had a common foe. We was defined as America.
Speaker 2: There was an outside enemy trying to attack all of us, white,
Speaker 2: black Republican Democrat. There was an enemy that really wanted
Speaker 2: us dead, and they wanted to destroy our way of life.
Speaker 2: So we together had maybe a little different vision of
Speaker 2: how we get there. But we are all on the
Speaker 2: same team. Now we're not on the same team. There
Speaker 2: are two dramatically different visions of what it even means
Speaker 2: to be an American. What does it mean to actually
Speaker 2: be a citizen, What does it mean to produce? What
Speaker 2: does it mean to live in a free market economy?
Speaker 2: What does it mean to be a responsible citizen? And
Speaker 2: to certain folks it's a polar opposite decision. Then, hey,
Speaker 2: I want to do my part. I want to be,
Speaker 2: you know, a cog in the wheel. I want to
Speaker 2: go out and play my role, you know, make some money. Now,
Speaker 2: build a life for me and my kids, and then
Speaker 2: hopefully my kids are going to have a better life
Speaker 2: than me. That was the American dream, and now it's okay.
Speaker 2: Population growth is down, birth rate is down, the ability
Speaker 2: to buy a single family home is almost non existence
Speaker 2: through two things. Number one, the increase of inflation, which
Speaker 2: was a direct correlation that you and I have talked
Speaker 2: about for years, of trillions of dollars of excess government
Speaker 2: spending on limited amounts of supply, which equals inflation. It's
Speaker 2: inflation is just a direct correlation between supply and demand,
Speaker 2: and that got out of whack. So now all of
Speaker 2: a sudden we were faced with record high inflation that
Speaker 2: we hadn't seen in forty or fifty years. And yet
Speaker 2: the rate has come down, but the prices haven't fallen.
Speaker 2: So the rate is still going up the two or
Speaker 2: three percent as opposed to nine percent, but the prices
Speaker 2: haven't come down, so you're still spending twenty percent more
Speaker 2: than you did. And so number one is inflation and
Speaker 2: interest rates, you can't buy a home. And number two
Speaker 2: is private equity. And I'm very concerned about this. Willie
Speaker 2: has been buying up single family residencies, right, and I
Speaker 2: don't think that's a healthy thing. And again i'm the
Speaker 2: biggest free market guy out there, but we've got to
Speaker 2: look at something in the tax code to prevent private
Speaker 2: equity from buying up all the single family starter homes
Speaker 2: and making our citizens and nation of renters. The way
Speaker 2: you build wealth in this country is going getting a job,
Speaker 2: making your own money, buying a home and putting equity
Speaker 2: in the house, and then again, maybe you're not going
Speaker 2: to be rich, but your kids have a thousand times
Speaker 2: better chance. My dad was a welder and a coal miner.
Speaker 2: He did that, came up here from the hills of Kentucky,
Speaker 2: bought a little house in Blue Ash, worked his whole
Speaker 2: career as a welder. You know, he did fine as
Speaker 2: a middle class guy. But he set me up where
Speaker 2: then I could go to college, I could start my
Speaker 2: own business, and then I did better my dad. And
Speaker 2: that's what I'm trying to do for my kids. That
Speaker 2: is the American.
Speaker 1: Way, David, David Young. We need more normal Americans like you,
Speaker 1: and I want to leave the American people with this thought.
Speaker 1: Brian Stelter, who used to be on CNN, is now
Speaker 1: appearing on MSNBC. He said two days ago that Donald
Speaker 1: Trump may be responsible for many more millions of deaths,
Speaker 1: more than Hitler, more than Stalin, and more than Mao.
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking, okay, Trump calls his own assassination. Republicans
Speaker 1: want to poison the air in the water, and now
Speaker 1: on MSNBC, I guess they handpick says Trump may be
Speaker 1: responsible for more many millions of deaths, more than Hitler,
Speaker 1: Stalin and Mao and I'm reading this political discourse. I
Speaker 1: don't like it. We got to run, David Young, Warren
Speaker 1: County Commissioner. Let's keep the lines of communication open. Let's
Speaker 1: make sure the tennis tournament's a great success. And May
Speaker 1: and David Young, thanks for your perspective, and thank you
Speaker 1: for being a great American. God bless you, Willie, and
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham with
Speaker 1: you every day you're home with the Reds. Can you
Speaker 1: smell with David Young? And the Great American is cooking
Speaker 1: on news radio seven hundred WLW. Now, Billy Cunningham, the
Speaker 1: Great American play the music, They've play the music. Dave
Speaker 1: Keaton on the board. Red S Baseball continuing tonight, storms
Speaker 1: allow and we'll see what happens. They've won the last
Speaker 1: two with the Cubs. They're firmly out of last place,
Speaker 1: still about ten games out of first. But nonetheless, we'll
Speaker 1: see what happens. Could they catch fire like the Diamondbacks
Speaker 1: did last year? Absolutely, so let's see what happens. All
Speaker 1: starts about six ' ten with Lance McAllister. Two or
Speaker 1: three issues are percolating it's good to hear from David Young.
Speaker 1: I love spoking speaking with Rob Sanders, I love speaking
Speaker 1: with those around the Triestay to get perspective on what's
Speaker 1: going on, and what's going on in the city of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati is not good. How are we looking? Is not good?
Speaker 1: And so the guest column of Todd Zinzer is an
Speaker 1: opinion contributor to the Inquiry. This is a smaller matter.
Speaker 1: I want to get onto Trump and his speech before
Speaker 1: the National Association of Black Journalists in about twenty five minutes.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, to raise income taxes and not have those
Speaker 1: who directly use city services pay for the services that
Speaker 1: they get for nothing and nothing is for nothing is
Speaker 1: a big mistake because right now the proposal of aft
Speaker 1: have purevol in city Council will be to increase income taxes,
Speaker 1: which is the worst thing to do in a time
Speaker 1: when many belts are being tightened, when we have a
Speaker 1: sense that there's a sense of dread on the horizon,
Speaker 1: that things are not good. In fact, things are getting bad.
Speaker 1: The world is on fire. We're as close to Ward
Speaker 1: War three as we've ever been. Without a president, without
Speaker 1: a vice president, without a secretary of state. My God,
Speaker 1: are we in trouble call upon God Almighty to help us,
Speaker 1: because it looks like we're not helping ourselves. Israel is
Speaker 1: on the state of being attacked repeatedly and now responding appropriately.
Speaker 1: And God only knows what's going to happen in the
Speaker 1: future to his representative in the Middle East, and that
Speaker 1: would be Israel. But in this part of the world,
Speaker 1: the last thing to do during difficult times is to
Speaker 1: raise taxes. You may know not well covered that the
Speaker 1: City of Cincinnati gave itself a seven percent budget increase
Speaker 1: between twenty three and twenty four, costing about eighty five
Speaker 1: million dollars. That was a seven percent increase generally across
Speaker 1: the board. There was no more additional money for public safety.
Speaker 1: There's eight different funds with social welfare spending on one
Speaker 1: type or another. And the commission, the Futures Commission, put
Speaker 1: together by the city, which is required as to have
Speaker 1: experts in the field, spend a year and a half
Speaker 1: really millions of dollars studying the multitude of difficulties every
Speaker 1: American city has, including Cincinnati Public schools, big problems and
Speaker 1: looking at it from afar. This is what we seriously
Speaker 1: and strongly recommend that you do because the city. If
Speaker 1: you're on city Council and you visit communities across the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati, about forty two of them, all you
Speaker 1: hear is gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme. They do not say. Well,
Speaker 1: they don't say we'll take more responsibility. We want to
Speaker 1: do more with less. They want to do less with more.
Speaker 1: And it's the way human beings are built. And so
Speaker 1: this November allegedly is going to be a ballot initiative
Speaker 1: to increase the income tax to maybe two percent or
Speaker 1: two point one, two point two percent, whatever you like
Speaker 1: to do, which is directly the opposite of what the
Speaker 1: Futures Commission said to do. Two of their main recommendations
Speaker 1: was number one, do not increase the earnings tax is
Speaker 1: going to chase away those earning money. And secondly, for
Speaker 1: those who use city services, make them pay for the
Speaker 1: city services they use. Because nothing is free, somebody pays
Speaker 1: for it. So garbage collection. I live in Sycamore Township, Kenwood,
Speaker 1: and that's something like sixty dollars a month or fifty
Speaker 1: dollars a month I pay for garbage collection. Other residents
Speaker 1: pay directly or indirectly for the same thing. All of
Speaker 1: us produce garbage. Whether you pay through the apartment building,
Speaker 1: the condo, whatever it is, everyone pays for it directly
Speaker 1: or indirectly. But we have a direct fee that generally
Speaker 1: offsets the great work that Rumpkies does collecting our garbage.
Speaker 1: In my case, every Wednesday or Thursday, the same guy
Speaker 1: comes around, he's got three little kids, gets up at
Speaker 1: four o'clock in the morning, works like a dog for
Speaker 1: a good paycheck, and goes home. And I respect that
Speaker 1: work tremendously. Most of my family are involved in those
Speaker 1: kind of activities. So to ask the residents receiving a
Speaker 1: direct governmental benefit to pay for that benefit makes sense.
Speaker 1: But not in the city of Cincinnati. Don't tax you,
Speaker 1: don't tax me, tax that fellow behind the tree. And
Speaker 1: so each city residence should be paying for their own
Speaker 1: damn garbage collection, which releases the general taxpayer picking up
Speaker 1: that price. But not in the city of Cincinnati, and
Speaker 1: I guess I'm concerned. I spent about seven years in
Speaker 1: Toledo when Owens Courting and or Owens Fiberglass were multinational
Speaker 1: companies headquartered in downtown Toledo and paid a lot of
Speaker 1: the bills We have lost over the last decade or
Speaker 1: two several fortune five hundred large headquarters right here in Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: taking with them tens of thousands of jobs. In nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy there were about five hundred thousand residents in the
Speaker 1: City of Cincinnati. Now we lost forty percent of population,
Speaker 1: it's about three hundred thousand, and the cost of government
Speaker 1: skyrockets with fewer residents. The price of government should decrease, No,
Speaker 1: it increases. And every year city Council comprised of socialist,
Speaker 1: communist and left wingers. And I had great hope for
Speaker 1: Scotti Johnson, but I think Scotti Johnson has completely lost
Speaker 1: his way. They want to continue to increase the price
Speaker 1: of government, increase services at someone else's expense and not
Speaker 1: your expense. That's a mistake. And I just hope that
Speaker 1: the Joseph Autumn Mootive Groups and the Western southerns and
Speaker 1: the Fifth Third Bank, and the Procter and Gamble and
Speaker 1: et cetera, they stay connected to our city. I know
Speaker 1: John Barrett is one thousand percent committed to the City
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati. I know that Joseph Automotive plan are one
Speaker 1: thousand percent committed to the city of Cincinnati. I hope
Speaker 1: Fifth Third Bank has the same attitudes and others. But
Speaker 1: the way to chase productive citizens away is to increase
Speaker 1: the cost or the price of living in the city
Speaker 1: because we can visit and leave, visit and leave. That's
Speaker 1: the way most cities work. Baltimore, Washington. You visit and leave.
Speaker 1: I don't want that to happen to my city. I
Speaker 1: was born here, i was raised here, and damnit, I'm
Speaker 1: going to die here, and I want this city to
Speaker 1: be successful. When the socialists and the left wingers on
Speaker 1: councils say let's increase earnings tax and not require city
Speaker 1: residents to pay for the services they use, that's a
Speaker 1: major problem. I'll put that off to the side now. Secondly,
Speaker 1: in about fifteen twenty minutes, Donald Trump is going to
Speaker 1: speak to the National Association of Black Journalists in Chicago, Illinois.
Speaker 1: I assume Kevin Aldridge of the Inquir is there, but
Speaker 1: maybe not. He has arisen of the top position in
Speaker 1: the Inquir. I met the guy a couple times. He's
Speaker 1: lost his way politically, but he's bright, intelligent, runs the
Speaker 1: Inquir with an iron grip, and I have respect for
Speaker 1: Aldridge in the leadership of the inquir don't care for
Speaker 1: their political viewpoints, but nonetheless they're producing a paper, which
Speaker 1: is very difficult. The whole model of growing trees and
Speaker 1: after thirty years, chopping him down and then milling him
Speaker 1: in a certain way and then producing print is as
Speaker 1: how we say, out of whack. And so like much
Speaker 1: in the media, including radio, television and print, it's a
Speaker 1: very tough environment. So Donald Trump, reaching out to different
Speaker 1: groups to get different viewpoints, accepted the invitation from the
Speaker 1: National Association of Black Journalists in Chicago to speak at
Speaker 1: one o'clock Eastern, and the president of the group has
Speaker 1: caught serious flack. His name is Ken Lemon, and he
Speaker 1: made it clear this is nothing out of the ordinary.
Speaker 1: For decades, the National Association of Black Journalists, he says,
Speaker 1: have invited presidential candidates from both sides of the aisle
Speaker 1: to come and speak. They invited Kamala Harris and she
Speaker 1: turned them down. I guess she has a conflict and
Speaker 1: from her political perspective, she can't do much more to
Speaker 1: engender black vote than she's already done. So there's not
Speaker 1: much growth there. But with Donald Trump, he speaks to
Speaker 1: air of American groups. He speaks to black groups speaks
Speaker 1: to anybody if the schedule allows. So now there's a
Speaker 1: scheduled walkout of the National Association of Black Journalists protests screaming, hollering,
Speaker 1: and shouting because Donald Trump's going to come speak to
Speaker 1: them and answer questions from three black journalists. And to
Speaker 1: look at some of the comments of the attendees relative
Speaker 1: to Donald Trump. Quote, what is the value of adding
Speaker 1: a thirty four time convicted felon and known liar. I'm
Speaker 1: glad I decided against attending this year from a black journalist,
Speaker 1: another one a Missus Bundridge. This is absolutely abhorrent to
Speaker 1: look at Donald Trump platforming a convicted felon, racist, and
Speaker 1: abuser of women, who could possibly what could possibly be
Speaker 1: the rationale? And one more comment you get the idea quote,
Speaker 1: It's embarrassing to see the amount of people who reflectively
Speaker 1: expect black journalists to be mouthpieces for the Democrat Party.
Speaker 1: This is on the other side. That's not how that's
Speaker 1: that's not how this works. Either Trump or Harris is
Speaker 1: going to be the next president. They should want black
Speaker 1: journalists to talk to both of them. And only Donald
Speaker 1: Trump accepted the invitation. So we'll see what happens in
Speaker 1: about twenty minutes, scheduled to speak after one o'clock Eastern time.
Speaker 1: There is a walkout plan and god knows what else.
Speaker 1: And Leroy Chapman, black journalist, said quote, here's what we
Speaker 1: need to know, normalized candidates for office standing before journalists,
Speaker 1: answering questions, looking forward to the Republican nominee coming to
Speaker 1: speak to us. Good luck Donald Trump. That comes from
Speaker 1: a black journalist. That is the last thing the mainstream
Speaker 1: media wants to hear, because they want to object, divide, object,
Speaker 1: to make Donald Trump an object of their scorn and hatred.
Speaker 1: They want to make them part of the so called other.
Speaker 1: I have some other quotes of other candidates, of other
Speaker 1: officeholders speaking about Donald Trump, and believe me, it's pretty bad.
Speaker 1: In fact, it's awful. In fact, I mentioned this with
Speaker 1: David Young, the Warren County Commissioner. Don MSNBC panel had
Speaker 1: the following quote that this is from Brian Stelter. You
Speaker 1: lied about the audio and you allowed a guest to
Speaker 1: say on your former show that Trump killed millions more
Speaker 1: than Hitler, Stalin and Mao. And it goes on to say,
Speaker 1: don't be this is Brian Stelter, don't be fooled by
Speaker 1: the social media freak show. The vast majority of Americans
Speaker 1: don't want this. We're not at each other's throats over
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and Biden go on and on and on
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump, how about this one? Trump, He's a
Speaker 1: Russian spy. Trump, He's a Russian spy. Trump, He's literally Hitler. Trump,
Speaker 1: He's Hitler. Goes on and on and so whenever Donald
Speaker 1: Trump may call Kamala Harris a bum, compared to what
Speaker 1: the left has done to Donald Trump is not even close,
Speaker 1: not even close. And on that front headline, Fox News
Speaker 1: Iran threat prompts questions about gunman's uncracked encryptions. Thomas Matthew Crooks.
Speaker 1: By the way, that name I seldom mentioned. Encrypted communications
Speaker 1: remain inaccessible to FBI investigators. Do I think Iran would
Speaker 1: directly or indirectly pick a twenty year old clown living
Speaker 1: in his mother's basement to conduct an operation to kill
Speaker 1: the next president of the United States? Not necessarily, but
Speaker 1: maybe they did. We don't know. There's got to be
Speaker 1: a way if it's a murder case, and this is
Speaker 1: a murder case, a serious criminal felony violation to be
Speaker 1: able to go into the encrypted nature of those communications
Speaker 1: and to find out whether or not there was some
Speaker 1: foreign connection to the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, which
Speaker 1: by the way, the left now says did not happen,
Speaker 1: that somehow Trump made it all up. So I have
Speaker 1: no idea, But my gosh, are we in trouble. So
Speaker 1: let's continue with more and if a line becomes available
Speaker 1: five point three seven four nine seven pounds seven hundred
Speaker 1: and new eighteen t we can look forward to the
Speaker 1: media protecting Kamala Harris, but she can't be protected from
Speaker 1: her previous comments, the number of stupid items she said,
Speaker 1: and including getting hit on the head by coconut from
Speaker 1: a coconut tree, and these memes about her dancing like
Speaker 1: a goofball and that's the president with the world on fire.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine her sitting across the table from the Moolahs,
Speaker 1: the Amans of Tehran, or Shijao Ping or Kim John
Speaker 1: Nunn Vladimir Putin to negotiate anything. My gosh, are we
Speaker 1: in trouble? And we hope that the American people can
Speaker 1: see through this, because if we normalize the policies of
Speaker 1: San Francisco, liberals for the next four to eight years,
Speaker 1: whether it's social welfare spending, disrespect for law enforcement, to
Speaker 1: fund the police, keep the southern border open, against fricking,
Speaker 1: against pipelines. Everyone's got to have an ev By the way,
Speaker 1: the electricity comes from generally coal and natural gas. But
Speaker 1: I bring up a sensitive point. Someone that represents San
Speaker 1: Francisco liberalism. You want that in Boone County? Do you
Speaker 1: want that in Lawrenceburg? You went that in Butler County
Speaker 1: or Westchester or Mason. I don't think so. The policies
Speaker 1: she advocates are popular in San Francisco. Do you want
Speaker 1: the look of downtown San Francisco to be in downtown Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Let's continue, coming up next to Steve who breaks down
Speaker 1: the Green New Deal and what Kamala Harris wants to
Speaker 1: do with everything that touches your life, and the Green
Speaker 1: New Deal would touch every aspect of your life. Let's
Speaker 1: continue twelve fifty five Home of your Reds playing tonight
Speaker 1: against the Cubs again, all in News Radio seven hundred WLW,
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham The Great America, of course. Steve gorm is
Speaker 1: the executive director of the Climate Science Polition of America.
Speaker 1: Author of many books on energy, climate change, and sustainable development,
Speaker 1: over one hundred thousand in print. His latest book, of course,
Speaker 1: is Green Breakdown, The Coming Renewable Energy Failure. We thought
Speaker 1: things were bad under Joe Biden. Fool you think it's over,
Speaker 1: just begone. I can only imagine if Kamala Harris wins
Speaker 1: the presidency and the power that she will have for
Speaker 1: the next four to eight years, what things look like.
Speaker 1: Steve gorm Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Steve,
Speaker 1: first of all, it's kind of odd that we have
Speaker 1: to introduce Kamala Harris to the American people because she's
Speaker 1: been in office for about four years. She's in the
Speaker 1: Senate for about four years' attorney general of California, she
Speaker 1: destroyed San Francisco. It's kind of odd we have to
Speaker 1: do this. But people have to know when they vote
Speaker 1: for Kamala Harris what they're going to get. Can you
Speaker 1: kind of vaguely and tell us in general what the
Speaker 1: policies of Kamala Harris would look like as the president
Speaker 1: should she win. Where does she stand on all of
Speaker 1: this green energy stuff?
Speaker 3: Hey, Bill, great to join you again. Yeah, she's a
Speaker 3: true green believer. She was one of the original supporters
Speaker 3: of Representative Acossio Cortes Green New Deal in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 3: which called for a lot of different things like getting
Speaker 3: rid of gasoline cars and transferring all of our electric
Speaker 3: power over to renewables and so and now she also
Speaker 3: was at that time was proposing to ban hydraulic fracturing,
Speaker 3: which actually is fairly environmentally friendly. It requires a much
Speaker 3: smaller land footprint than traditional methods of pulling up oil
Speaker 3: and gas. That she has since, I guess, reversed her
Speaker 3: position on that, and it is now not speaking out
Speaker 3: against fracking, but we have more of the same. And
Speaker 3: as you know, the federal government right now is spending
Speaker 3: vast amounts of money from the Inflation Reduction Act that
Speaker 3: mister Biden put into President Biden put into into practice.
Speaker 3: Cato instut is estimating eighty billion dollars this fiscal year
Speaker 3: twenty twenty five in subsidies and tax breaks to all
Speaker 3: sorts of things like of vehicle chargers and carbon dioxide
Speaker 3: pipelines and carbon dioxide capture and storage and green hydrogen fuel.
Speaker 3: Most of these industries would not exist without all this money.
Speaker 3: So it's a bad deal for the taxpayer isn't going
Speaker 3: to have any effect on global warming or the climate.
Speaker 1: You know, one thing I've noticed that when it's hot
Speaker 1: in the middle of summer, it's a big story. And
Speaker 1: according to the New York Times, we just went through
Speaker 1: the four hottest days ever on the planet Earth. We
Speaker 1: just can say it was hot. I live in Cincinnati
Speaker 1: right now, it's eighty one degrees. We've had a couple
Speaker 1: of ninety degree days, but mainly it's in the mid eighties.
Speaker 1: Doesn't appear to be here. But the forest fires that
Speaker 1: are happening, they lead every nightly newscast is demonstrating caused
Speaker 1: by global warming. We have a hurricane supposedly developing here.
Speaker 1: It is almost it's August, and we haven't had but
Speaker 1: one hurricane strike off to the side of Texas, and
Speaker 1: we've had none. Every time we're told it's the hottest
Speaker 1: it's ever been, how do you respond.
Speaker 3: Well, that's just wrong. They're talking about average global temperature,
Speaker 3: and we only have about fifty years of that data.
Speaker 3: But I can give you all sorts of exampless when
Speaker 3: it was when it was warmer in the past. The
Speaker 3: Roman Glad Glacier in Switzerland exists today in a valley
Speaker 3: that was ice free for most of the last ten
Speaker 3: thousand years. The men in All Glacier near Juno in
Speaker 3: Alaska is sitting on the site of what was a forest.
Speaker 3: They've gone down in ice caves and found trees with
Speaker 3: roots still in the ground a thousand years old. That
Speaker 3: used to be a forest. Now it's a glacier. There's
Speaker 3: a tree stump in Northwest Territory of Canada five thousand
Speaker 3: years old that is one hundred and fifty kilometers north
Speaker 3: of the tree line. I mean, there's just many, many examples.
Speaker 3: The win it was warmer in the past. But as
Speaker 3: you know, we get all this stuff in the media
Speaker 3: about how the United Nations says the planet is boiling.
Speaker 3: They're saying we're hating more hurricanes when we're actually getting
Speaker 3: less landfalls according to Noah's data. So there's just much
Speaker 3: there's much of this stuff, and it's driving the power
Speaker 3: powerful ideology of climatism, which basically says you have to
Speaker 3: ban everything that's a new the new favorite favorite policy
Speaker 3: of the climate change movement. Banning of cars, banning of appliances.
Speaker 3: One guy you mentioned e wants to banned campfires.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm looking to these stories. How about banning gas appliances,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris says yes. How about banning plastic straws? Harris
Speaker 1: says yes? How about banning campfires? Yes? How about banning
Speaker 1: cruise ship advertising? Explain that one to me cruise ship advertising,
Speaker 1: Harris has got to be banned.
Speaker 3: Why Well, I don't know if she's picked that up yet,
Speaker 3: but that's in Scotland. They want to ban ads because
Speaker 3: they think that cruise ships are hurting the climate. There's
Speaker 3: a lot of other people who want to ban any
Speaker 3: kind of ads for coal, oil and natural gas. I
Speaker 3: think she may be in favor of that as well,
Speaker 3: but that's the big thing. And there's some people whoven
Speaker 3: want to ban golf. They say, you know, golf courses
Speaker 3: are luxually you can't afford with climate change. That was
Speaker 3: the headline in the Salt Lake Tribune recently, and that's
Speaker 3: one of the sidebars in my book, Green Breakdown. But
Speaker 3: the new tool is banned. Let's ban everything by the way,
Speaker 3: gas stoves. Ohio has taken the position. Ohio is one
Speaker 3: of twenty four states that has passed the law saying
Speaker 3: that you can't prohibit certain types of energy in new construction.
Speaker 3: We now have twenty four states doing that. But the
Speaker 3: seven states that are banning natural gas or propane and
Speaker 3: new construction, those are the ones that get all the headlines.
Speaker 1: What about California, What does California do about natural gas
Speaker 1: and gas pipelines? Isn't that now banned?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, they tried to ban all that, but then
Speaker 3: the Ninth Circuit Court just overruled the city of Berkeley.
Speaker 3: There was a suit brought by the restaurant owners who
Speaker 3: want to cook with gas, and they challenged the Berkeley ban,
Speaker 3: which was the first in the nation twenty nineteen that
Speaker 3: would ban gas and new appliances, and that was overturned.
Speaker 3: So they to figure out another way to do it,
Speaker 3: you know, without having to say, well, we're gonna ban
Speaker 3: in construction. We're gonna do something on efficiency maybe. But
Speaker 3: you know the thing is this again, these are not
Speaker 3: going to have any measurable effect on global temperatures, which
Speaker 3: are dominated by natural factors.
Speaker 1: Such as because right now we can we can regulate
Speaker 1: ourselves in a non existence. Kamala Harris at one point
Speaker 1: said smart thermostats are a good idea because if you
Speaker 1: got your house too cool in the summer too warm
Speaker 1: in the winter. The government can override and say you
Speaker 1: can't do that. But what's happening in India, Pakistan, Russia
Speaker 1: and China. We can regulate ourselves into poverty and we'll
Speaker 1: go nowhere because of what they're doing. What's happening in
Speaker 1: most of the rest of the world outside of Europe
Speaker 1: and America when it comes to banning certain appliances, banning
Speaker 1: plastic straws, banning coal fired power plants, banning nuclear power plants,
Speaker 1: which is the greatest producer of electricity ever, what's happening
Speaker 1: in the rest of the world.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's well, China is the biggest user of coal
Speaker 3: today that uses more than half of the world's coal.
Speaker 3: India is a big user of coal. Actually, coal produces
Speaker 3: thirty five percent of the world's electricity right now. People
Speaker 3: don't realize that it is the biggest producer of electricity,
Speaker 3: and yet we still have a shortage. We have seven
Speaker 3: hundred million people without electricity. We have another two billion
Speaker 3: people in the world that every day or every other
Speaker 3: day have blackouts. As a matter of fact, if you
Speaker 3: have an air conditioner in Ohio that one applian says,
Speaker 3: uses more electricity than about a third of the world's
Speaker 3: people get to use. So we need more energy, not less.
Speaker 3: We need to take care of pollution. Of course, that
Speaker 3: means putting scrubbers on plants and dealing with other things.
Speaker 3: But this idea that we can get rid of coal,
Speaker 3: we get rid of gas, you know, that's just not
Speaker 3: going to occur, even in the United States. I think
Speaker 3: we talked about in the past how we have a
Speaker 3: coming shortage of electricity in the US because of the
Speaker 3: demands of AI and the demands of all these green
Speaker 3: programs they're trying to bush. We already see people that
Speaker 3: are extending the life of coal plants. That's happening in
Speaker 3: West Virginia. They want to reopen one of the three
Speaker 3: Mile Island nuclear plants in Pennsylvania. Utah is extending coal plants,
Speaker 3: Wyoming is extending the life of coal plants. Michigan is
Speaker 3: restarting a nuclear plant the Palisades. So they're going to
Speaker 3: restart all these plants because we're not gonna have enough
Speaker 3: electricity otherwise.
Speaker 1: And what's happening to the so called developing world. I
Speaker 1: look at the statistics out of the UN that says
Speaker 1: hundreds or thousands of children in Africa are being killed
Speaker 1: every year in cobalt and radio mines because of the
Speaker 1: demand for these fancy batteries that are built in China.
Speaker 1: And I would note that Chrysler has advised those who
Speaker 1: drive many vans which are plug in mini vans, not
Speaker 1: to plug them in and to keep the mini vans
Speaker 1: out of your garage because of there's a fear of
Speaker 1: explosion of these fancy batteries that you can drive. You
Speaker 1: can't plug him in. You got to keep them outside
Speaker 1: because of fires inside your house. And Cincinnati and Mason, Ohio,
Speaker 1: which is part of Cincinnati, we had some kid with
Speaker 1: a scooter that had one of these fancy batteries attached.
Speaker 1: He was firing it up in the garage, plugged it in,
Speaker 1: and it burned down the house and partially the house
Speaker 1: next door. Explain the dangers of these batteries.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we have touched on two problems. One is one
Speaker 3: is the uh, the environmental problem with batteries, but another
Speaker 3: is that they just ignite and yeah, uh e bikes
Speaker 3: are now the biggest source of fires in New York City.
Speaker 3: They're having over It climbed from nothing four years ago
Speaker 3: now it's over two hundred fires a year, and these
Speaker 3: things just self ignite on the first floor and end
Speaker 3: up bringing down a building. Australia is having a huge
Speaker 3: number of e bike fires as well.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: And that's why they don't you know, they don't want
Speaker 3: you to bring an electric battery in the baggage on
Speaker 3: your plane. They don't want it going up in the
Speaker 3: in the baggage area. But so we got we got
Speaker 3: issues with combustion. But as you say, people think that
Speaker 3: electric vehicles are very environmentally friendly, but they don't realize
Speaker 3: all the work that goes to produce metals for these batteries.
Speaker 3: Like the Democratic Republic of Congo, the biggest producer of
Speaker 3: cobalt in the world cobalt ore and they use a
Speaker 3: child labor and forced labor to get that ore out
Speaker 3: of the hills. Then it goes to China to produce
Speaker 3: cobalt metal for the battery, and there we have vast
Speaker 3: areas that are polluted. The most famous one is is
Speaker 3: Rare Earth Lake, which as far as you can see
Speaker 3: in every direction, has been polluted by metal waste. And
Speaker 3: that comes to the US. You can drive your Tesla
Speaker 3: and you think, wow, it's environmentally friendly because it doesn't
Speaker 3: emit carbon dioxide, But nobody sees the train of social
Speaker 3: and environmental damage all the way to get that car.
Speaker 1: In fact, the Democrats are proposing that more black kids
Speaker 1: in Congo be put into chattel slavery, causing hundreds of
Speaker 1: debts to mine the cobalt. And why doesn't I'd I'd
Speaker 1: be shocked if CBS, NBC, PBS would actually send a
Speaker 1: crew to the Congo and look at the lives of
Speaker 1: these thousands of kids in the minds being exploited, and
Speaker 1: the debts and the injuries being caused. Have you seen
Speaker 1: any story about that from CBS news.
Speaker 3: I have not, not recently. They're pretty disconnected. We also
Speaker 3: have issues with forced labor in China, as you know,
Speaker 3: to do a number of different things. I think there's
Speaker 3: Congress that has kind of frowned on that and is
Speaker 3: putting some restrictions on China. But the old Biden policy
Speaker 3: to shift from coal, oil and natural gas. We're the
Speaker 3: biggest producer of oil and natural gas in the world,
Speaker 3: the biggest exporter, and shift everybody to be dependent on
Speaker 3: China for all these metals, for wind turbines and solar
Speaker 3: panels and electric vehicles. That doesn't seem to make much sense.
Speaker 3: But if we get Miss Harrison there, we're going to
Speaker 3: get more of the same.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, can you imagine eight years of Tamala Harris and
Speaker 1: the White House? What would America look like? Energy wise?
Speaker 1: I look at all the UN reports to my right.
Speaker 1: In the last since eighteen eighty, since the days of
Speaker 1: gun smoke, the UN says that the average world temperature
Speaker 1: has gone up two degrees, which is probably a positive thing.
Speaker 1: Ten times more people die of cold than warm. But
Speaker 1: can you imagine eight years of Kamala Harris believing the
Speaker 1: American people want this imposed upon us. What does America
Speaker 1: look like after eight years of Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: Well, I do think that people are going to revolt.
Speaker 3: I mean, they're just they're just not going to take
Speaker 3: so much. I mean California, for example, prices have risen
Speaker 3: ninety six percent in the last fifteen years. They're going
Speaker 3: up ten or fifteen percent a year for electricity. And
Speaker 3: you read all these stories about people that have thousand
Speaker 3: dollars a month electric bills. If they're run their they
Speaker 3: run their air conditional, they get a thousand dollars bill
Speaker 3: for a month. I mean, that's just just something nobody
Speaker 3: can stand. Across the country, we have a tremendous amount
Speaker 3: of people that are opposing wind and solar. It's rising
Speaker 3: and rising. Robert Bryce is tracking this kind of stuff,
Speaker 3: and so I think people are going And by the way,
Speaker 3: we of course we have a installed market for EV
Speaker 3: now people can't charge them. Hertz just got rid of
Speaker 3: all their sixty sixty thousand electric vehicles because even EV
Speaker 3: owners have come to rent a car from Hurtz don't
Speaker 3: want to drive an EV. So no, I do think
Speaker 3: people are going to push back on this regardless of
Speaker 3: the election. But just a question the amount of pain
Speaker 3: that we have to go through to get back to
Speaker 3: sensible energy policies.
Speaker 1: And right now there's great pain because right now we
Speaker 1: need to double energy production over the next ten years
Speaker 1: because of all the AI centers. We have fifty million
Speaker 1: immigrants coming in, using devices, using the roadways, actually living
Speaker 1: in places, driving up all the cost of housing, cost
Speaker 1: of medical care. And if we get an additional fifty
Speaker 1: million people in these AI centers all over the place,
Speaker 1: and the next ten years, we have to double energy
Speaker 1: production without using nuclear, without using natural gas, using coal,
Speaker 1: and these windmills aren't working, and the solar panels come
Speaker 1: from China. And I look at this, Steve Gorm. I
Speaker 1: hope the American people put this in the mix when
Speaker 1: you consider that Jade Vance said four or five years ago,
Speaker 1: Cat Ladies that somehow trumps Kamala Harris's energy policies, which
Speaker 1: will cost average Americans literally thousands of dollars every month
Speaker 1: in additional expenses. And when you talk to energy experts,
Speaker 1: they want to use coal, they want to use natural gas,
Speaker 1: they want to restart nuclear power plants. We need the
Speaker 1: more energy to function as a democracy, and without that,
Speaker 1: there will be more and more people dependent upon China
Speaker 1: for batteries that don't work. You might recall that the
Speaker 1: energy produced by these so called five hundred million dollars
Speaker 1: was spent to have these chargers all over the country.
Speaker 1: And Pete Bootah Judge admitted about a month ago that
Speaker 1: for the five hundred million dollars, we got eight chargers
Speaker 1: and two of them don't work. The whole thing is
Speaker 1: a farce. And I hope we figured it out. You know, economically,
Speaker 1: we can figure this out. Well, we got to run
Speaker 1: Steve Gorm, what is your website if any people need
Speaker 1: more information about the facts, and there's nothing wrong with
Speaker 1: temperatures going up a degree or two. In fact, it
Speaker 1: feels better. Please give the American people that information. How
Speaker 1: do we get ahold of it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's Steve Gorham g O R e h M
Speaker 3: dot com. And they can order all of my books.
Speaker 3: I'll send them signed copies and they can learn about
Speaker 3: all the crazy things going on with climates. Like the
Speaker 3: professor in Sweden who says people out of eat human
Speaker 3: flesh to control global warming.
Speaker 1: I saw that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and there are ebooks as well. It's on Amazon,
Speaker 3: of course. But people need to educate themselves and push
Speaker 3: back in our political leaders and say, why do you
Speaker 3: want to raise energy prices? Why do we have to
Speaker 3: get rid of this car? What is that going to
Speaker 3: do in terms of global temperatures, Because it's not going
Speaker 3: to do any measurable thing.
Speaker 1: We have the cleanest environment in America we've had for
Speaker 1: the past one hundred years right now, and every year
Speaker 1: it gets better because of technology. And that one professor
Speaker 1: in Switzerland said human remains makes me think about Joe
Speaker 1: Biden's uncle who was eaten by cannibals. Maybe they were
Speaker 1: onto something. But once again, Steve Gorm, thank you for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill cunning and Bill, Steve, You're a
Speaker 1: great American. Thank you. All right, let's continue with more
Speaker 1: if a line becomes available. You know the routine. Imagine
Speaker 1: a world dominated by the socialistic viewpoints of Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: and AOC. Do you want that? Bill Cunningham, the Great
Speaker 1: American on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: Here's a list of all of the castiano's home run
Speaker 5: during significant events.
Speaker 1: You ready, we all remember.
Speaker 5: The after the apology for the homophobic slur on the
Speaker 5: broadcast that happened in the middle of the apology. There's
Speaker 5: a deed drive to left and I don't think I'm
Speaker 5: coming back here again. Career threatening injury for Fernando tatis Hue,
Speaker 5: a eulogy for a World War II veteran, a nine
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Speaker 5: of opposing team's coach getting a DUI ten minutes after
Speaker 5: Will Smith slapped Chris Rock right after Dwayne Haskins's death,
Speaker 5: the eulogy for the just deceased PA announcer for the stadium,
Speaker 5: the cancer announcement for his own team's owner, The Vince
Speaker 5: Scully death announcement an hour after the death of Queen
Speaker 5: Elizabeth was announced. A bridge collapsing, the Ocean Gate submarine explosion,
Speaker 5: three other celebrity deaths, two home runs on the anniversary
Speaker 5: of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the assassination attempt on Trump and
Speaker 5: Biden withdrawing from the race.
Speaker 1: He's a witch.
Speaker 4: Hello, quiet, I'm broadcasting, Sega.
Speaker 1: How about a goal for the American team the Olympics.
Speaker 6: They just scored wellie US women's team for the first half,
Speaker 6: one nil over Australia.
Speaker 1: Are they're supposed to win this game or not? Do
Speaker 1: you know? I would say so, yes, Segn'll get you,
Speaker 1: are right? Trump speaks at Black Journalist convention. I'm sure
Speaker 1: Kevin Aldridge of the inquir Audrey's wants to fashion himself
Speaker 1: to be somehow of a victim. But he's one of
Speaker 1: the most powerful men in town. But nonetheless, Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: would not attend. But Donald Trump is attending any minute now.
Speaker 1: Allegedly there's a protest underway. They're unhappy with the First Amendment.
Speaker 1: Don't like that. They say, hey, Kamala is not coming.
Speaker 1: We shouldn't let Donald Trump. Were they mad at him
Speaker 1: for because he showed up. Oh at the Black Journalist Convention.
Speaker 1: They're mad? How they be mad at her? No? No,
Speaker 1: she's fine. Oh okay, she's fine for not coming. Oh
Speaker 1: he's in trouble for coming. You know what I'm saying.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, now the officials are getting their
Speaker 1: rock heads together to determine if that was really a
Speaker 1: goal or not? Va R What do you think? I
Speaker 1: don't know what I mean, somebody was off side? Do
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying? That off side? There was
Speaker 1: fifty players in the box. I don't know.
Speaker 6: I mean, what's this Australian? This Australian guy winds more
Speaker 6: than Chicago Cubs manager Craig Council.
Speaker 1: You like him a lot, don't you. He should have
Speaker 1: stayed in Milwaukee. Why can't the Reds play like this
Speaker 1: all year? Can you tell me? Ask me? They go
Speaker 1: for the series?
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Speaker 1: Well, then Australian coach got case of the goo goos.
Speaker 1: The must be good for the Americans. Oh, I guess
Speaker 1: it's gonna the goal stands. I don't know what he's
Speaker 1: complaining about. The woman's standing right there. He just knocked
Speaker 1: in the rebound. I think it's I think it's off
Speaker 1: sides every time something happened.
Speaker 6: Everything, it's off every everything in soccer, off side, off
Speaker 6: side every time.
Speaker 1: With Jeff Berding about two weeks show when they beat
Speaker 1: the Miami team six to one. Yeah, they were off
Speaker 1: sides two times. They scored more goals. But the Americans. Yes,
Speaker 1: it was outside the Stowells that let it. Just let
Speaker 1: him cherry pick on them.
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Speaker 1: What about him? He's not out there to no action?
Speaker 1: We have a plan. What's the plan. What if this
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Speaker 1: without the daldal Oh boy, he wants thirty six million
Speaker 1: a year like Jefferson.
Speaker 6: We got action. Now wait a minute, and we got
Speaker 6: referees looking at it again. What's what's the deal here? Well,
Speaker 6: so somebody got a yellow car. The coach gets a
Speaker 6: yellow car. Good, I give the damn guy redcar wins
Speaker 6: more than Craig Council.
Speaker 1: Shut the hell up, know your role and shut your mouth.
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Speaker 6: Will he had five cents over Serbia? And of course
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Speaker 1: I think the coach said a foul word beginning with
Speaker 1: F and ending with K.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure you can't say that that could get
Speaker 6: thrown that could I think you had to throw him out?
Speaker 1: What if you get a yellow card? How about Lance
Speaker 1: mcgallister for what he said about the opening ceremony of
Speaker 1: the Olympics. Will Lance mcgaalister get a yellow card? What
Speaker 1: did he say? He liked it, Rocky Boyman didn't like it.
Speaker 1: I didn't like it either. I'm with rock He said
Speaker 1: it was fabulous to have the Christ pictured as a
Speaker 1: young Lance. Lance, have the Christ pictured as a drag queen.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, here we go.
Speaker 6: Now they're gonna look at it the officials now now
Speaker 6: see the USA laying him in the field. The US eight. No,
Speaker 6: he's gonna var video review. Now the USA guy out
Speaker 6: to go nuts. If they disavow this goal and go
Speaker 6: over and punch that coach from Australia, you might get
Speaker 6: a red card for that.
Speaker 1: I don't care. Just punch right ahead. Here it is boom.
Speaker 6: I mean it's right there. How can that be off side?
Speaker 6: There's fifty players in the box. It's a rebound and
Speaker 6: all she did was tip it in like a like
Speaker 6: a like a in hockey. Yeah, that's a goal. He
Speaker 6: made a picture sign. What's that?
Speaker 1: That means? V A R is good? The v A R?
Speaker 1: What's the v A R? What's that video review or something?
Speaker 1: I don't know. The game of stupid, it's stupid. Let's see.
Speaker 6: Also today men's basketball US A Lebron James and company
Speaker 6: will take on South Sudan That don't wait to help
Speaker 6: laugh That South Side is led by Aikens and Cincinnati's
Speaker 6: own Carlic Jones. They lost to the United States by
Speaker 6: one point. A couple of weeks ago in an exhibition,
Speaker 6: you go from Aikin to the South Sudan. I guess
Speaker 6: I guess they you know, how do you do that?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I guess he just called him up
Speaker 1: and said, hey, you want to play? He said sure.
Speaker 1: If if we lose to South Sedan, I.
Speaker 6: Would suggest that we might invade him.
Speaker 1: I don't get it. By the way, Trump's about to speak,
Speaker 1: and I'm waiting for the riots to protest. People are
Speaker 1: gonna throw tomatoes and potatoes at him, and they're angry
Speaker 1: that Trump is. I guarantee you one thing.
Speaker 6: If they throw something in him, that's the last thing
Speaker 6: those people will do on Earth. And so Kamala Harrison
Speaker 6: he hadn't need tomatoes, And no, he's already had a bullet. Bullet, No, no,
Speaker 6: not really. According to Google, that was oh yeah, the
Speaker 6: Secret Service guy said he didn't. He didn't get hit.
Speaker 1: By the bullet, didn't get hit at the top of
Speaker 1: his ear, didn't get ripped off. He had like a
Speaker 1: little razor blade in his shorts, like Rick Flair, Rick Flair,
Speaker 1: he tip it cut him. He cut him like Kamala
Speaker 1: a Ugandan headhunter. There you go again with uh with
Speaker 1: that's the best. Thank you, George the animal Steel. That's
Speaker 1: the best.
Speaker 6: And there and uh, Kamala is let out by uh
Speaker 6: what the h the minister from Reverend Slick. Reverend Slick
Speaker 6: from Fort Worth, Texas.
Speaker 1: By the way, by the way, they're angry at the
Speaker 1: convention in Chicago that Kamala did not attend. Now they're
Speaker 1: saying the Trumpster should not attend because Kamala turned. Here
Speaker 1: we go, here we go, here we go. The drums
Speaker 1: beating way by.
Speaker 2: Who could stick?
Speaker 1: It's still Carter?
Speaker 7: No, that's that.
Speaker 1: Oh he's ringing the dinner bell.
Speaker 7: Ther godden giant, the mighty come Bala, assisted by Reverend Slick,
Speaker 7: the pastor of the Mountain from Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Texas,
Speaker 7: has become the advisor Kamala.
Speaker 1: Look at the follow run right to work on you.
Speaker 1: Rowler setting up Kamala.
Speaker 7: Trisy yankee back, he's not going anywhere.
Speaker 1: Come the one come on gets another wrong? Oh the
Speaker 1: theater of the mine. Second man, better than that. That's
Speaker 1: the best. George the animal Steel biting the turnbuckle, then
Speaker 1: eat it, eating it. Yeah, well those two didn't have
Speaker 1: Neither one were very loquacious. Would you agree, I would. Well,
Speaker 1: they were pretty good at interviews. They were all that
Speaker 1: there was grunt. And by the way, Kamala's last name
Speaker 1: was James Arthur or something it or Harris Harris. Okay,
Speaker 1: do you see James Arthur. I think he's played Hawaii five.
Speaker 1: Oh do you dan that's MacArthur whatever. But what about
Speaker 1: the last name of Kamala the headhunter is Harris Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. Maybe there's a connection.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. I have no idea. But you look
Speaker 1: something like George Animal Steel. If people told you that
Speaker 1: you look like he's all Harry and everything, I'm not
Speaker 1: as Harry as him. Look like looked like a beast
Speaker 1: from some laboratory. No segment is ated in sports. Yeah,
Speaker 1: us a up.
Speaker 6: Let's see will either in extra time in the first
Speaker 6: half one nil over Austrolia.
Speaker 1: So examining off sides, off sides, you gotta be kiff
Speaker 1: sides side. Open the game up a little bit, open
Speaker 1: it up, you'll make the gold bigger. It'd be more scoring, right,
Speaker 1: do something two feet higher, three feet longer. They have
Speaker 1: three goalies and have a bunch of goalies. Segment get
Speaker 1: me out of the Stuge report.
Speaker 6: Will thee an honor of a hot day here in
Speaker 6: the tri State.
Speaker 1: More rain and go Reds. By the way, your buddy
Speaker 1: the wild Man will be here tomorrow, mister Positive, along
Speaker 1: with the mayor of Deer Park, John Donalan. That means
Speaker 1: it's festival time. That's right. We leave you with the
Speaker 1: immortal words of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 8: Well, Donald, I do hope you'll reconsider to meet me
Speaker 8: on the debate stage, because, as the saying goes, if
Speaker 8: you've got something to say.
Speaker 1: He will believe it. Reaction believe it. He will believe it, brother,
Speaker 1: he will. I dare you come to this convention of
Speaker 1: Black journalists? If kom lives in't here, you can't come.
Speaker 1: Do they believe in the First Amendment? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Talk to Kevin Aldridge, okay on seven hundred WLW. Now
Speaker 1: let's continue. We never stopped. We simply continue, still waiting
Speaker 1: for the Trumpster to speak at the Black Journalists Convention.
Speaker 1: Schedule to be about an hour ago, and the chairs
Speaker 1: are up there and the discussion will be had. Many
Speaker 1: are going to protest, allegedly believing not the First Amendment,
Speaker 1: but in some other artifact. They're going to claim there's
Speaker 1: going to be a as of walkout in Chicago of
Speaker 1: the black journalist. Kamala Harris is not attending, and she
Speaker 1: doesn't feel as if she needs to attend because they
Speaker 1: have that group. She has that group and her back
Speaker 1: pocket are in her purse. And the Trumpster shows up
Speaker 1: to entertain the questions, make a presentation and many do
Speaker 1: not want to hear it. They made up their minds.
Speaker 1: And these are journalists, they're supposed to seek truth independently.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, we'll see what happens there. Also, I would
Speaker 1: note that Mark Kelly or Josh Shapiro, one of those two,
Speaker 1: most likely Josh Shapiro, is going to be selected as
Speaker 1: the vice president sometime maybe Monday Tuesday, with the Democratic
Speaker 1: Convention in Chicago beginning about a week later. The goal
Speaker 1: is to stay on the teleprompter, don't sit down for
Speaker 1: any media interviews. If you're Kamala Harris, simply read the
Speaker 1: teleprompter in front of adoring crowds. Have the vice presidential
Speaker 1: pick carry you for about a week or eight days.
Speaker 1: You've been told by the media through gas lighting techniques,
Speaker 1: that the race is tied, which by the way it
Speaker 1: is not. And then when Shapiro or Mark Kelly are picked,
Speaker 1: they're going to campaign together beginning in Philadelphia for about
Speaker 1: a week or ten days leading into the convention. They
Speaker 1: want the convention to be a made for TV production,
Speaker 1: and that'll carry through Labor Day, the glow, the wonderful thing.
Speaker 1: Sometime after Labor Day, there's going to be an agreement
Speaker 1: somewhere to have the great debate between Kamala Harris and
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. The Trumpster does not want it to be
Speaker 1: with ABC News, who he is suing for a false
Speaker 1: reporting on him, George Stephanopolis, etc. And the judge did
Speaker 1: not grant summary judgment, which means the case might go
Speaker 1: to trial sometime next year. So he wants some other
Speaker 1: outlet to conduct the debate and not to give to
Speaker 1: ABC News literally tens of millions of dollars in benefits.
Speaker 1: He don't want to do it, so he wants some
Speaker 1: other outlet to do that debate. But you have a
Speaker 1: sense right now, if you watch listener, read the media
Speaker 1: the past week or ten days, that this race is tied,
Speaker 1: that is really close to Kamala Harris has the wind
Speaker 1: beneath her wings, and the winds at her back that
Speaker 1: everything's good, and I'm reading this and I'm thinking that's
Speaker 1: not the case. I'm looking at poll released this morning
Speaker 1: that's so called Harvard Harris poll, and Kamala Harris, after
Speaker 1: the last ten days of absolute positive media coverage, is
Speaker 1: still losing. And the DNC Democratic National Committee, through leaks
Speaker 1: some has gotten access to some of the internal emails,
Speaker 1: and the DNC is very much concerned about the candidacy
Speaker 1: of Kamala Harris as by the way, Barack Hussein, Obama
Speaker 1: and Michelle are very concerned about her candidacy because she
Speaker 1: is a lousy retail politician. I've been around good ones
Speaker 1: and I've been around bad ones. Some of the best
Speaker 1: I've ever been around are Jerry Springer and Donald Trump. Now,
Speaker 1: they could not be more different than their political viewpoint.
Speaker 1: But I was not ever an occasion when I walked
Speaker 1: in a room with Jerry that there wasn't a sense
Speaker 1: that someone specialist here. We would all to debate in
Speaker 1: private and in public about the great issues that confront
Speaker 1: confound us. But to be with Jerry Springer, one thought
Speaker 1: that was a good day. No matter what your politics are.
Speaker 1: He was and I think he's in the arms of
Speaker 1: God Almighty. He was one of the most magnetic, charismatic
Speaker 1: politicians I've ever been around. The other one has been
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. I walked down Fifth Avenue with him about
Speaker 1: nine or ten years ago, and you would have thought
Speaker 1: that John Lennon had not been shot. It was cab drivers,
Speaker 1: it was waitresses, it was stopping him. He couldn't walk
Speaker 1: down the street. This was like in twenty thirteen, twenty
Speaker 1: fourteen when we scheduled a golf game in Bedminster with
Speaker 1: Hannity and Kasik, and I watched this guy and this
Speaker 1: is unbelievable. When he walks into a room, heads turned
Speaker 1: because there's something about that person. And when it comes
Speaker 1: to big time retail politics, never underestimate the ability of
Speaker 1: a great retail politician to change the debate and to
Speaker 1: make people think that guy's really special. I'm told that
Speaker 1: John F. Kennedy Junior had it, Ronald Reagan had it.
Speaker 1: A few local politicians might have it, but I guarantee
Speaker 1: you Kamala Harris does not. She's not in a situation
Speaker 1: where and many women recognize that she is a man's woman.
Speaker 1: By that, you know it, ladies, what I mean, And
Speaker 1: by that I mean that she doesn't have the magnetism,
Speaker 1: the charisma that you want to find in a politician,
Speaker 1: and many have little or none and they succeed. For example,
Speaker 1: Bush forty one and Bush forty three, by most estimates,
Speaker 1: did not have much charisma whatsoever, but they somehow succeeded.
Speaker 1: And Barack Hussein Obama, whether you liked him or not politically,
Speaker 1: I didn't care for him one bit. But the guy
Speaker 1: had walk into a room, Bill Clinton walk into a room,
Speaker 1: and my gosh, you just send someone's importantness here. None
Speaker 1: of that applies with Kamala Harris. So I'm reading a
Speaker 1: headline Harvard Harris poll sinks Kamala Harris's ship, and it
Speaker 1: goes on to break down the seven or eight states
Speaker 1: that matter, and a couple other factoids. Ninety one percent
Speaker 1: of Republicans plan on voting for Donald Trump won. Only
Speaker 1: seventy one percent of Democrats plan on voting for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: So with the base, Donald Trump is extremely popular. Talk
Speaker 1: to Chip Hart, talk to those who live in the
Speaker 1: eighty counties, not urban counties in Ohio. They'll tell you
Speaker 1: the county chair and others will tell you there's never
Speaker 1: been an American history, any politician that connects to the
Speaker 1: heartland like Donald Trump does so at least ninety one
Speaker 1: percent of Republicans say we want Trump. What about thirty
Speaker 1: percent of Democrats say we don't want Kamala Haha. So
Speaker 1: they break down the polling in Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia, Nevada,
Speaker 1: and Arizona. And in those seven states where the election
Speaker 1: will be determined, Kamala Harris is not up in any
Speaker 1: of them, zero, none, not part of it whatsoever. She's
Speaker 1: losing in all those seven states after the last ten days.
Speaker 1: In the last ten days, my gosh, she could out
Speaker 1: to received more positive treatment and uh, Kamala wins. How
Speaker 1: about this one? This is out of the DNC. Due
Speaker 1: to the plummeting of Donald Trump's poll numbers, many on
Speaker 1: the Trump campaign are panicking and now considering dumping jd
Speaker 1: Vance off the ticket. The Trump campaign is imploding. That
Speaker 1: comes from the DNC that has no relationship to reality.
Speaker 1: It is simply not true. In fact, jd Vance is
Speaker 1: a positive for the Trump campaign where it matters. And
Speaker 1: one other thought came to mind, and that is that
Speaker 1: Kevin o'larry a Canadian mister wonderful on Shark Tank was
Speaker 1: on Fox News one or two nights ago and said,
Speaker 1: please don't let happen to America what happened in Canada
Speaker 1: and which entrepreneurship is discouraged. That the constitutional rights, freedom
Speaker 1: of expression, etc. Do not apply. And he made the
Speaker 1: point that at some point in the next two weeks.
Speaker 1: I don't think it will be two weeks. I think
Speaker 1: it'll be some time after Labor Day. Sometime after Labor Day,
Speaker 1: the happy talk's going to have to stop, and someone's
Speaker 1: going to have to sit down and actually ask Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris real questions about the circumstances of which she discusses.
Speaker 1: In other words, you're going to have to answer questions,
Speaker 1: and it can't be from a teleprompter in front of
Speaker 1: adoring audiences. It's going to have to be a real
Speaker 1: interview with a real journalist. And I think Kevin o'larry
Speaker 1: is wrong. I do not think that Kamala Harris will
Speaker 1: ever sit down with the real journalists for like thirty
Speaker 1: minutes to an hour and answer questions. It simply will
Speaker 1: not happen. She's gonna have to answer for something like inflation,
Speaker 1: and she understand inflation? Does she understand that when you
Speaker 1: dump two to three trillion dollars of unfunded money out
Speaker 1: of printing presses, just dump that into the economy, chasing
Speaker 1: fewer products. Did you understand at the time in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one, twenty twenty two that there'll be massive inflation
Speaker 1: as predicted by Clinton economists? And where did the inflation
Speaker 1: come from? And why did you do that? She's gonna
Speaker 1: have to talk about someone will sit down and say,
Speaker 1: let's talk about the border. Whether the word czar is
Speaker 1: used or not. She was in charge of the southern border,
Speaker 1: according to Joe Biden, and the video and the cuts
Speaker 1: are legendary about the number of times she has said
Speaker 1: she's going to get to the root coutes of immigration
Speaker 1: and the Luster Whold interview of about three months ago
Speaker 1: was very illustrative. Leuster Hold of NBC News, not exactly
Speaker 1: a conservative, ask her questions about the southern border, like
Speaker 1: why have you not gone to the southern border? Her
Speaker 1: answer was, well, I'm not going to Europe. Why have
Speaker 1: you not met with the border chiefs Well, I didn't
Speaker 1: need to. Why do you spend time on southern border issues?
Speaker 1: You say, which involved flying over the top of the
Speaker 1: country looking down to the southern border. She can't answer
Speaker 1: those questions, can she? Of course not, She's done nothing.
Speaker 1: At some point, you're gonna have to sit down and
Speaker 1: talk about energy. She's now saying, I think I support
Speaker 1: fracking in Pennsylvania for political purposes, but we know once
Speaker 1: the election is over, it's going to return to water
Speaker 1: level on the whole issue of energy. How's it in
Speaker 1: our interest to shut down pipelines in which there are
Speaker 1: thousands of middle class union workers maintaining and creating such pipelines,
Speaker 1: when there's one hundred thousand miles of pipelines all over
Speaker 1: the country as we sit here now. Can she answer
Speaker 1: questions about promising by twenty thirty, which, believe it or not,
Speaker 1: it's only five and a half years away, that the
Speaker 1: gasoline powered cars will not be allowed to be built
Speaker 1: in this country. She's going to make sure you must
Speaker 1: have an electric vehicle. Can she answered to the fact
Speaker 1: that hundreds or thousands of Congolese children working in minds
Speaker 1: to give us a cobalt and other exotic materials that
Speaker 1: go to China, that they're killed and mortally injured every
Speaker 1: year because of her fascination with electric vehicles. And if
Speaker 1: that's the case, why do you support that, Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: staying back on energy. The price of gasoline since twenty
Speaker 1: twenty end of twenty twenty has gone up thirty seven percent.
Speaker 1: Now you notice right now it's about three and a
Speaker 1: half dollars a gallon. At one point it was five
Speaker 1: dollars a gallon. What is your plan to lower the
Speaker 1: cost of gasoline at the pump? Her answer would be
Speaker 1: more electric vehicles and more power stations that don't work.
Speaker 1: And talk about foreign relations and foreign affairs. As I
Speaker 1: sit here this afternoon of two to twenty, the world
Speaker 1: is on fire. I cannot imagine the circumstances in which
Speaker 1: Israel currently finds itself with a well funded HESBLA in
Speaker 1: the north with the one hundred and twenty five thousand
Speaker 1: rockets supplied by Iran, and on the south is Hamas.
Speaker 1: And when you look at this support of Amas in Gaza,
Speaker 1: it is ubiquitous. Palestinians and Gaza residents want Hamas to
Speaker 1: be their rulers because of their hatred for the Jew
Speaker 1: Surrounding Israel, some of the most vicious enemies on Earth
Speaker 1: and Kamala Harris's policies with Joe Biden have certainly supported
Speaker 1: that that's what she wants. The world is on fire
Speaker 1: right now. Israel has taken out hamas leaders in downtown Tehran, Iran,
Speaker 1: angering the Mulahs and those who control Iran, and taken
Speaker 1: out hamas leaders in Beirut Lebanon, which is controlled by
Speaker 1: basically she of Malitias. Between the two of them, I
Speaker 1: can't imagine a more dangerous neighborhood to be. When Trump
Speaker 1: was in office, there was Abraham Peace Accords coming together
Speaker 1: of a resolution to that conflict, and now the Trump
Speaker 1: left office, the world is on fire, to say nothing
Speaker 1: of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and what North Korea
Speaker 1: is doing with their missile technology. At some point, sit
Speaker 1: down and talk to Kamala Harris about the border, about
Speaker 1: the energy policy, about foreign affairs, and get her vision
Speaker 1: on those things untethered to a teleprompter. And I don't
Speaker 1: think the answers are going to be very good. In fact,
Speaker 1: I predict the answers are going to be terrible because
Speaker 1: she's never had to run a campaign. The one time
Speaker 1: she ran a campaign, which was Iowa in the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty trying to defeat Joe Biden. She was bounced out
Speaker 1: before the first vote was cast. She was perceived as
Speaker 1: being child We said, not up to the job or
Speaker 1: running for the presidency. She wasn't taken serious by the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party. In fact, last year in twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: many stories in New York Times, Washington Post, etc. Many
Speaker 1: stories about Kamala Harrison needs to be replaced as a
Speaker 1: vice president. She's not helping, she's hurting, and she's not
Speaker 1: a bridge to the next ideas in the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: She's the opposite. So the same party that wanted to
Speaker 1: get her off the ticket as vice president now is
Speaker 1: cot and the idea of her being the nominee. They
Speaker 1: have to hide her. Every day she gets up in
Speaker 1: the morning thinking to herself, I'm Kamala Harris. I'm a
Speaker 1: San Francisco Liberal and I believe in those principles in
Speaker 1: San Francisco that's destroyed that formerly great city. And I
Speaker 1: have to keep from you the truth. I can't get
Speaker 1: up and be myself because if I'm myself, I'll get
Speaker 1: forty percent of the vote. She can't say I'm Bernie
Speaker 1: Sanders with lipstick. I can't say that because if I
Speaker 1: say that, I can't get elected. So now we find
Speaker 1: her saying things such as, well, I've changed my position
Speaker 1: on fracking, We've got to get tough on the southern border,
Speaker 1: and we have to exert more power overseas than the
Speaker 1: wars that are taking place. None of that means a
Speaker 1: damn thing. I love Kevin o' larry who said, at
Speaker 1: some point she's going to be exposed. Will a media
Speaker 1: cover it? What is confident as Kevin Larry and the
Speaker 1: coverage of that by the mainstream media because they've chosen sides.
Speaker 1: They've called Donald Trump everything but a white man, including
Speaker 1: a Nazi, and the Hitler like called him a racist,
Speaker 1: called him a thief, called him a fraud, and then
Speaker 1: when he refers to Kamala Harris as a bum, that
Speaker 1: becomes racial and sexual immediately. I don't get it. I
Speaker 1: don't understand it. But Kevin o' larry is a good man.
Speaker 1: At some point where the mainstream media turn and objectively
Speaker 1: report on facts about where Kamala Harris wants to take
Speaker 1: this country, they cannot do that because where she's going
Speaker 1: to take the country is not a place where you
Speaker 1: want to go. So the truth must be kept from you.
Speaker 1: So for those who say, at some point in September
Speaker 1: or October is going to come to Jesus meeting with
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, I predict it won't happen because the media
Speaker 1: doesn't want it to occur. Let's continue blind becomes available
Speaker 1: five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand the headline
Speaker 1: Harvard Harris poll DNC leaks sink that Kamala Harris ship
Speaker 1: that will out be reported. Two other items before we
Speaker 1: take a short break, No tax on tips. How many
Speaker 1: servers and bar backs, bartenders and waitresses earn money from tips?
Speaker 1: I would say several million I put on my checks.
Speaker 1: No tax on tips, per Donald Trump. If when you
Speaker 1: have a check from a server in a restaurant or bar,
Speaker 1: please say that. No tax on tips, says Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And the other thing he wants to do is no
Speaker 1: tax on social Security benefits. Those moneys have our ready
Speaker 1: been put in and already taxes have been paid. Imagine
Speaker 1: the status of this country if we have no tax
Speaker 1: on tips for waitresses, servers, bar backs, and bartenders, and
Speaker 1: no tax on social security benefits you've already paid for.
Speaker 1: Does that make sense? That's where the nation has headed.
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Speaker 8: He does win in twenty twenty and we're gonna do
Speaker 8: it again in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Well, that's a.
Speaker 9: Great way to get started. And I haven't even won
Speaker 9: all my games yet. It's a great night to be
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Speaker 9: so excited to be in the great state of Louisiana,
Speaker 9: but more importantly.
Speaker 1: To be with you great fans. Hello bye, I'm broadcasting
Speaker 1: you know Rocket. Seems that when you get these high positions,
Speaker 1: just get that Country Twain, who did it best? Brian Keller,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris or Hillary? So that was the show? Is
Speaker 1: she ome like? And we set off the air rock
Speaker 1: If after all this, I don't feel good about fas.
Speaker 1: I don't feel good. I'll be back tomorrow. I'm a
Speaker 1: genuinely positive guy, but I'm watching Kamala Harris. If that
Speaker 1: guy right there cannot be Kamala Harris, We're done. That's it.
Speaker 1: That's it. Yeah, that's what you got to say.
Speaker 10: Well, by the way, did did the assassination attempt happened
Speaker 10: to that happened?
Speaker 1: Okay, because you wouldn't know what even happened, it didn't happen.
Speaker 1: Go to Google by said it happen.
Speaker 10: And people are saying, well, people only showed up at
Speaker 10: Kamala's rally because of making the stallion. Yes, exactly, but
Speaker 10: it doesn't matter. It's optics. Most people, especially young people,
Speaker 10: they're on their phone. They're kind of lucidly and they're like,
Speaker 10: oh wow, look at that crowd she got. Oh that's great,
Speaker 10: that's great energy. Nothing, it'd be one hundred percent media positive.
Speaker 7: Rock.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you don't going back tomorrow. I'm a little downward,
Speaker 1: I'll be honest. Maybe maybe you're having like a little
Speaker 1: period or something. Yeah, well, I choose not to gender myself.
Speaker 1: So absolutely, what are your gender pronouns?
Speaker 2: Does and Z?
Speaker 1: I told you yesterday? What are yours? I don't know mine?
Speaker 2: Is he?
Speaker 1: And dumbass? Those are mind? Can you call me? We
Speaker 1: can't stand democracy. Thank you? Do you think I dressed terribly?
Speaker 1: I don't look right. My hair is awful. I should
Speaker 1: color my hair shade more often, change my outfit completely.
Speaker 1: What do you think I said? No, I'm happy the
Speaker 1: way I am. What's wrong with this? The ladies will
Speaker 1: Bill Wilder, you start doing all that stuff. Don't have
Speaker 1: too many fashion plates around here. You're telling me we've
Speaker 1: got the wild Men coming in to Mars segment of
Speaker 1: one thirty. You don't when I miss the wild Man,
Speaker 1: he's a fashion plate. Can't wait.
Speaker 6: He's like classy Freddy Blassi, Hollywood fashion plate. Now you're
Speaker 6: telling me white Slick from Fort Worth, Texas, the advisor
Speaker 6: to Kamala the Uganda headhunter.
Speaker 1: You're telling me white women are the problem, white educated,
Speaker 1: non white family.
Speaker 10: When this country is destroyed, it won't be the barbarian horde.
Speaker 10: It won't be the North Koreans, it won't even be
Speaker 10: the elites that do this country in. It's going to
Speaker 10: be white women. White women are gonna sink this boat.
Speaker 10: They're gonna are Then, when I say that white women,
Speaker 10: you're damn right they will because they're all under their feelings.
Speaker 1: Feelings and emotions and what.
Speaker 10: They think should happen is different than the reality of
Speaker 10: what happens when you don't have police.
Speaker 1: And you know, my family's not seem like to me.
Speaker 1: We need to take it seriously.
Speaker 10: Well, when we imagine police work out, but it doesn't
Speaker 10: in the real world, it doesn't work out that way?
Speaker 1: How to defund the police? After all, we have to
Speaker 1: rely upon the good intentions of.
Speaker 10: What would happen if Donald Trump UH hosted a White
Speaker 10: Dudes for Trump Zoom call.
Speaker 1: Well, well you on it, Sega? I heard reports that
Speaker 1: Richard K Jones was on it White Dudes for Kamalo?
Speaker 1: Was that it were you there? I was, oh yeah.
Speaker 1: And Pete Budajet says that white guys support abortion because
Speaker 1: when you knock up your girlfriend, pay or some money
Speaker 1: and she gets she kills your unborn baby. Right by
Speaker 1: the way, said out of the white he's a white
Speaker 1: male and he said it his one of his presentations
Speaker 1: a couple of nights ago that he said white men
Speaker 1: support abortion because and handle some problem. He's a decent man.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, is it having a baby is out a
Speaker 1: problem that needs to be aborted? And by the way,
Speaker 1: what does abortion do to a healthy baby? Kills it.
Speaker 1: You can't say that, I dare you say, women's health,
Speaker 1: women's sege's women. You got to redefine that, Okay, it's.
Speaker 10: Going to redefine and make ourselves feel better about the
Speaker 10: reality of this situation.
Speaker 1: What happens to the baby during an abortion? It ceases
Speaker 1: to existical? Yeah, torn apart. Don't say that it's about
Speaker 1: don't say that, Okay, what does abortion do to a
Speaker 1: healthy baby? Sag.
Speaker 10: I'm just telling you men out there, talk to your wives,
Speaker 10: sit them down and say, look, this is no time
Speaker 10: to be emotional. There's no time to talk about feelings
Speaker 10: and this and that. We've got to deal with hard
Speaker 10: reality and react right now. It is a fact fact
Speaker 10: that the grocery store you're a pain, fact between five
Speaker 10: and twenty percent higher for everything. It is a fact.
Speaker 10: The streets are less safe, is a fact. The southern
Speaker 10: border is in chaos.
Speaker 1: Is that a fact? It's a fact.
Speaker 10: Par pain for migrants and pain and the money that
Speaker 10: should be going to our people.
Speaker 1: These are facts. You can't you got you gotta use
Speaker 1: your head on this. Nine your emotions, do you What
Speaker 1: will you say to the white women of America segment?
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Speaker 1: Thinking of women. The women just scored another goal to
Speaker 1: to nail now over us. They're supposed to beat them. Yes,
Speaker 1: they are supposed to be there. They're supposed to just
Speaker 1: run through the whole thing. So white women's I think
Speaker 1: you're right, White women, I am absolutely. That's the large
Speaker 1: atholect and it's the one thing I'm actually certain of
Speaker 1: right now. White women women are going to do this country.
Speaker 1: They're going to say, I don't feel right about this.
Speaker 1: It shouldn't it shouldn't be that way. I'm sorry. What
Speaker 1: can we do to educate women?
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Speaker 6: Serbian in a five set marathon today. The Americans meet
Speaker 6: France on Sunday. As we said in Women's football aka
Speaker 6: soccer USA two Australia nil in the seventy eighth minute.
Speaker 6: What about Rose what about Rose, he's out there. Men's
Speaker 6: basketball coming up USA, the South Sudan.
Speaker 1: South Sudan, Yes, well, is there a North Sudan, he's
Speaker 1: got to be If there's a South, he's got to
Speaker 1: be a North. They were favored by forty seven points
Speaker 1: and run by one. And some kid from Aiken A Jones,
Speaker 1: South Sudan.
Speaker 6: Cincinnati native out of Acon High School, Carlic Jones is
Speaker 6: with that team.
Speaker 1: Team. I don't know. Ross he playing in the NBA
Speaker 1: or anything? Probably nil? Who does he play for? I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't guess he didn't play for anybody.
Speaker 1: How do you play for South Sudan from Apen?
Speaker 6: I get, well, I don't know. They just they just
Speaker 6: call you up from Africa and say, hey, you want
Speaker 6: to play?
Speaker 1: I don't know. How about this toy right here? Two
Speaker 1: male boxers identify as females. What now they're going to
Speaker 1: fight females. Let's go back to talking about white women.
Speaker 1: That that's the issue right there, that you think the
Speaker 1: white would.
Speaker 10: Say whoa wha, whoa wa wait a minute, now, we're
Speaker 10: not gonnaider and allow men to beat up on women.
Speaker 1: But they don't.
Speaker 10: They go along with that too, because I don't want
Speaker 10: to be offensive, feeling poor person.
Speaker 1: All they wanted was a shot. No, a woman is
Speaker 1: getting her face beat in.
Speaker 6: So boxers who are now women are going to face
Speaker 6: women in the Olympics.
Speaker 1: Right, Yes, that is sick.
Speaker 10: But not before one male beats up on a female,
Speaker 10: not before that happens. Maybe eventually, eventually they do, they
Speaker 10: beat up on each other. That would at least be fair.
Speaker 10: I don't know you think that would be the issue.
Speaker 1: Lady, Stop you want teenage boys in your daughter's locker room? Now,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna allow my my my daughter to.
Speaker 10: Get her head beat in or get a volleyball spiked
Speaker 10: in her face by a boy and get her teeth brom.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to do that about you. I bet
Speaker 1: Mason high school mothers vote for Kamala Harris am I right, Mason.
Speaker 1: And you might ask why, I don't know, because their feelings,
Speaker 1: you know what emotions, your feelings hurt. I just can't
Speaker 1: do it. He's loud, he's probably crude, he had sex
Speaker 1: with playmates and all this stuff. And you know, after all,
Speaker 1: I didn't fill out the right forms on his election and.
Speaker 10: Therefore, and actually I really don't even know much about him,
Speaker 10: But you know, the Internet says he's a convicted felon,
Speaker 10: so it's probably not good.
Speaker 1: And whoopee.
Speaker 10: Goldberg this morning said that he's a threat to democracy
Speaker 10: or so. I took history class in high school. I
Speaker 10: think democracy should be protected. That's how it happens. No,
Speaker 10: what was I actually paying attention? It's just like a
Speaker 10: little bit of flying by as a scroll on an Instagram.
Speaker 1: Have you seen Kamala Harris dance? Yes? Dance is better
Speaker 1: than Trump? Yeah? Isn't that important? Got to be able
Speaker 1: to dance, to be able to say, why don't you
Speaker 1: speak to the women in your life? All the women begin,
Speaker 1: all of them on you? Are you doing something with
Speaker 1: Sarah Elise? I'm just saying, why don't you speak to
Speaker 1: the women in your life and say, get your minds
Speaker 1: out of the emotional torment of what you're seeing reading
Speaker 1: and actually think about the country as a whole and
Speaker 1: where we are, and do we want to keep doing
Speaker 1: this for the next we get four years of Biden
Speaker 1: Harris and eight years of Harris Shapiro and we're done.
Speaker 1: That's twelve years. And do you want boys teenage boys
Speaker 1: in the girls' locker room? At Mason High School. Of course, not.
Speaker 10: What's the issue. Let's say tomorrow, Not that I would
Speaker 10: want this to happen. Let's say tomorrow Trump and the
Speaker 10: Republicans came out and said, you want all abortion, We're
Speaker 10: fine with it, whenever the hell you want to do it.
Speaker 10: Would that turn the election? I think that's the biggest
Speaker 10: issue facing women.
Speaker 1: It can't be because I don't think it so. But
Speaker 1: I seventy women live in a state where it's a
Speaker 1: sacrament you can get an abortion, and the other thirty
Speaker 1: percent get pills in the male. It's not an issue
Speaker 1: at all because it's not an issue, but it attracts females.
Speaker 1: They want to act as if it's an issue when
Speaker 1: it's not. A nation. I'm saying, but is there a
Speaker 1: way to change that? That narrative? Good luck? White women
Speaker 1: will be the bane of our instance. You heard it here. First,
Speaker 1: The largest demographic group voting in America are women, and
Speaker 1: the largest group of them are white women. That's the problem, seg,
Speaker 1: what will you do to change that? Bengals update, welly,
Speaker 1: let's see good.
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Speaker 1: I'm glad you brought there are jam Tomorrow tell me
Speaker 1: about Jamar Chase segment is going to report on this soon.
Speaker 1: He still has the word around the campfires.
Speaker 10: He's prepared to hang out this for the for the
Speaker 10: long haul here and.
Speaker 1: He backed this games and he backed down Mike Brown.
Speaker 1: So his leverage is that.
Speaker 10: Okay, the Bengals already signed t Higgins into it to
Speaker 10: the or you know, he signed the franchise tag, so
Speaker 10: they're all in. This is all the chips in the middle.
Speaker 10: This is the year we're gonna go after this thing.
Speaker 10: And he says, well, you're gonna go after this thing
Speaker 10: without me, So this is the This is the cat
Speaker 10: and mouse game going back and forth. But he his
Speaker 10: agent must not know much about Mike Brown, because Mike
Speaker 10: Brown doesn't seem to be moved by such petty things
Speaker 10: as holdouts.
Speaker 1: He begins with Jim Brown and Bobby Mitchell and Mike
Speaker 1: Brown goes back a while, and Mike Brown is the
Speaker 1: immovable object. But in Tamar Chase the irresistible force.
Speaker 10: But seg as you know, precedent doesn't even even help
Speaker 10: Jamar Chase here because if you look at kJ Jefferson,
Speaker 10: he wanted a new deal last year, but he was
Speaker 10: he was another year into his contract.
Speaker 1: He won't.
Speaker 10: He threatened to hold out before, but then eventually said,
Speaker 10: you know what, I'm gonna come back, I'm gonna play,
Speaker 10: and then he wound up getting his big deal. This
Speaker 10: is two years before the Bengals actually would have to
Speaker 10: pay Jamar Chase.
Speaker 1: No matter what happens, he gets like four million this year,
Speaker 1: a million plus the three million he gets four million
Speaker 1: this year, and then next year the Bengals still have
Speaker 1: to pay him more money the average salary of the
Speaker 1: top five or whatever. So we're talking about twenty twenty
Speaker 1: six or twenty twenty seven. Will Mike Brown be backed
Speaker 1: down for the first time in his life by Jamar Chase.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: Again, if you talk about precedent, the answer would be no.
Speaker 1: But what are your feelings about this? I've perfect example
Speaker 1: of you.
Speaker 10: I feel Jamar Chase should get paid the biggest contract
Speaker 10: of a wide receiver in the NFL. And I also
Speaker 10: feel that Joe Burrow should get another contract. And you
Speaker 10: Trenton Irwin got such a nice story. He should be
Speaker 10: paid in the top five of wide receivers.
Speaker 1: And you know what that that offensive? Mary's guy. I
Speaker 1: just love him. We should just sign him to a
Speaker 1: big behind him. This is but this is the mentality.
Speaker 1: It's just about your life. Why do you talk to
Speaker 1: the women.
Speaker 10: My wife is my wife. Kelly is to the right
Speaker 10: of me, so that's where she stands. Where's the baby?
Speaker 10: There's enough side of us. Seg What about the women
Speaker 10: in your life? Are they normal or do they want
Speaker 10: feelings to dominate public policy?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I want your wife and your mother
Speaker 1: to join my wife's cliff diving team in Mexico. Could
Speaker 1: you see Denise doing a backflip from ninety feet? No?
Speaker 1: How about your mom?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: If that happened, would you be surprised? Then I would
Speaker 1: do it? Could you do a backflip one time? I've
Speaker 1: been to a.
Speaker 6: Three sixty two and a half twist with a cannonball
Speaker 6: right into the ocean.
Speaker 1: I like this, I like like a tsunami in Japan
Speaker 1: would go across? Correct? Sega? Are you going to the
Speaker 1: Bengals training camp practice on Friday. I don't think so,
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase, are you gone? I am alp the fam going.
Speaker 10: Your middle son, Bronson, whose face is all sworn be
Speaker 10: got stung by a wat But he wants Jamar Chase's autograph.
Speaker 10: I said, well, he's probably not going to practice, buddy.
Speaker 10: He didn't understand we signed autographs yesterday with a little
Speaker 10: with a little push. Well, oh he needs someone needed
Speaker 10: to tell him, hey, look you're not doing much for us,
Speaker 10: so at least go to.
Speaker 1: Her son's monographs. Bengo, it's tomorrow, cheery sake. That's some breaking,
Speaker 1: new breaking news segment. Good John, Well, Jamar Chase being
Speaker 1: uniform for the first game. We've been to another hot
Speaker 1: fudge of Sunday on this and the only guy that's
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow's guy though.
Speaker 6: I mean, he said, if Joe Burrow's going to sit
Speaker 6: there and say sign something, but we're doing something.
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase is going to go in and say.
Speaker 10: Look, it's easy for you to say, man, you already
Speaker 10: got your money, So what about what about old Jamar here?
Speaker 1: Thirty five million dollars? Just what he's missing every year
Speaker 1: thirty five thirty five million dollars. Write that down, seg
Speaker 1: get me out of the Suitu Report. White women are
Speaker 1: the bane of our existence? Will he an utter of America?
Speaker 6: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 4: And there is precedents what's going on here? I ask
Speaker 4: everybody to look north to Canada. When a young Justin
Speaker 4: Trudeau swept in, nobody cared about his executional skills or
Speaker 4: what he'd ever done or anything. They just thought he
Speaker 4: was the it guy. Look at the country now, it's
Speaker 4: it's wiped out. And because it turns out the guy
Speaker 4: had no executional skills, it would be important to leave
Speaker 4: aside the politics and ask what has Kamala Harris actually done?
Speaker 1: Ants? I dare you bring that up? Laster? Wonderful? That's
Speaker 1: hurt mild, that hurts my feelings. That hurts my feelings.
Speaker 1: I may become a Democrat again, Easer. It's much easier,
Speaker 1: much easier to be a democrat. Go back to your roots,
Speaker 1: back to my roots as a great Democrat with Jerry Springer.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, Thank you. On seven hundred w
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