Speaker 1: By Billy Cunningham, the Great America, and welcome to this
Speaker 1: glorious Friday. Afterning in the tri State. Things appeared great today,
Speaker 1: but all hell's about the break loose tonight and tomorrow
Speaker 1: with rain and hailstorms and high winds and tornadoes and more.
Speaker 1: Better stay tuned for that. Keep your feet on the ground,
Speaker 1: but keep your eyes on the sky for the next
Speaker 1: two or three days. Joan, you and I now is
Speaker 1: Leland Vindered of News Nation every Monday through Friday at
Speaker 1: nine o'clock, Leland Villit welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And Leland. First of all, you did a segment the
Speaker 1: last couple of nights about about a wartime president, and
Speaker 1: I thought it was excellent because we may look back
Speaker 1: on the start of what's happening in the Ukraine. What's
Speaker 1: happening now Putin appears to of course, he likes peace,
Speaker 1: of course, but he has his certain conditions which make
Speaker 1: peace impossible. We're dealing with a maniacal mass murderer in
Speaker 1: Vladimir Putin. So before we talk about tariffs and Canada
Speaker 1: becoming our fifty first state, talk to the American people
Speaker 1: about the wartime president and your war notes dot com
Speaker 1: and why you think this could be a precursor to
Speaker 1: something much more dangerous in the world.
Speaker 2: You know, Bill, American has been through some pretty difficult times,
Speaker 2: and we forget that, right the Revolution, Civil War to
Speaker 2: World Wars, the Great Depression nine to eleven, and every
Speaker 2: time our president has rallied us together and has told
Speaker 2: us that the times that we are in our difficult
Speaker 2: these are the sacrifices that are going to be required,
Speaker 2: oftentimes the ultimate sacrifice by brave Americans.
Speaker 3: But it's going to be worth it in the end.
Speaker 1: And here's why.
Speaker 2: And that I think is what's missing from Donald Trump's
Speaker 2: rhetoric right now, is that we are very much a
Speaker 2: wartime country. He is a wartime president economically, trade, warwise,
Speaker 2: certainly when it comes to Ukraine. There is a real
Speaker 2: war that America is involved in the Middle East, and
Speaker 2: we haven't yet heard that kind of rhetoric from Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: American people are remarkably resilient and also remarkably accepting of sacrifice.
Speaker 2: Think about how Roosevelt getting re elected during World War
Speaker 2: Two when you know tens of thousands of Americans were dying.
Speaker 2: So America is will think about Nixon getting reelected. Americans
Speaker 2: are willing to sacrifice and to stick by their leader
Speaker 2: when their leader is telling them why they're sacrificing. I think,
Speaker 2: especially when it comes to the economy in tariffs, that
Speaker 2: is something really lacking right now from President.
Speaker 1: Trump, and including George Bush and twenty oh four. Bush
Speaker 1: forty three was not much of an order. He was,
Speaker 1: I think a failed president for all kinds of reasons.
Speaker 1: But he was able to rally the nation in twenty
Speaker 1: oh four with the Trilateral the Three Demons of deceit
Speaker 1: all over the Middle East and also in North Korea
Speaker 1: and China and Rondo. You know, he was able to
Speaker 1: do it. I think Trump has it in him. When
Speaker 1: I watched about half of the speech and the joint
Speaker 1: session about ten days ago, he had soaring rheteric at
Speaker 1: the end of his speech. But the character of Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is to punch and CounterPunch and keep punching and
Speaker 1: counterpunching until your opponent is gone. And I'm not sure
Speaker 1: he can be I suppose, but if you would ask
Speaker 1: the average person in New York, Atlanta, Cincinnati, or Las Vegas,
Speaker 1: hey are we on a wartime footing? I think ninety
Speaker 1: nine percent would say no, the American people don't feel
Speaker 1: like we're on the beginning of World War three, which
Speaker 1: the Trumpster has talked about. But the American people don't
Speaker 1: appreciate the trade wars in the southern border Ukraine and Israel.
Speaker 1: We got North Korea. How about this that China has
Speaker 1: these large barges they've put off their coast to have
Speaker 1: a to have like a D Day invasion of Taiwan.
Speaker 1: I saw the photographs on a satellite last night. I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: you got to be kidding me. These large barges are
Speaker 1: ready to launch against Taiwan with tens of thousands of
Speaker 1: Chinese soldiers and also tanks. Why would they do that
Speaker 1: if they weren't planning soon on invading Taiwan. And if
Speaker 1: that happens, then I'll hell breaks list. Why don't the
Speaker 1: American people recognize what we're going to war somewhere in
Speaker 1: a big way?
Speaker 2: I think the American people recognize that they're hurting you
Speaker 2: at the average American in any of the cities that
Speaker 2: you talked about, Hey does your paycheck last to the
Speaker 2: end of the month. Hey, are you better off now
Speaker 2: than you were before COVID? Do you feel do you
Speaker 2: feel economically more secure. Hey, how do you feel about
Speaker 2: the world right now? Feels kind of crazy, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: They may not articulate the wartime, they know, they may
Speaker 2: not like the connection, but that's how they feel.
Speaker 3: And that to me is.
Speaker 2: That the president needs to respond to how the American
Speaker 2: people feel, and he's not not.
Speaker 1: At this point. Not at this point. And I pray
Speaker 1: to God China does not invade Taiwan. I like to
Speaker 1: think Vladimir Putin say, you know what, a million Russian
Speaker 1: soldiers have been killed and mained. It's time to stop that.
Speaker 1: I would like to think Hamas would say, okay, unconditional surrender.
Speaker 1: We lost the war Israel, you one come in, we
Speaker 1: will surrender our hostages and give up. I don't see
Speaker 1: that happening. And on the southern border, we're about to
Speaker 1: deputize I think large numbers of private contractors to exact
Speaker 1: from this country illegal aliens, which is going to cause
Speaker 1: more of a frame.
Speaker 3: Are you talking about the Eric Prince plaint?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Eric Prince, Yeah, it's not gonna happen. I
Speaker 1: don't think so, but I know it's being discussed. But well,
Speaker 1: it's up to the leadership. Eric on this Eric on
Speaker 1: the show's not gonna happen, and I think that would
Speaker 1: cause turmoil. But at this point, we'll see. All I
Speaker 1: can say is we'll see what happens. Secondly, about Canada,
Speaker 1: you did a great segment on this, and I mentioned
Speaker 1: it about a week ago that why in the world
Speaker 1: would a Republican president ever went Canada to become the
Speaker 1: fifty first state when they're a little bit bigger than California.
Speaker 1: Give us the numbers if this happens, which I think
Speaker 1: would be fanciful, that what would happen if Canada became
Speaker 1: the fifty first state?
Speaker 2: So Canada gets fifty seven electoral college, fifty five members
Speaker 2: of the House, which ensures unquestionably no Republican ever wins
Speaker 2: the presidency and Republicans never control the House Representatives again period,
Speaker 2: and unlikely to control the Senate.
Speaker 1: Full stop right there, full stop.
Speaker 2: Look, math does not lie. So you can choose your
Speaker 2: own you can choose your own opinions, you can't choose
Speaker 2: your own facts. Those are the facts. It is perplexing
Speaker 2: to me. I guess the best argument Donald Trump could
Speaker 2: have if he wants to turn it into like a
Speaker 2: Puerto Rico, like a territory or a protectorate, which again,
Speaker 2: why would you want to protect it. The fact that
Speaker 2: they have universal healthcare up there, which is our guest
Speaker 2: point out last night, is not universal. Less to healthcare
Speaker 2: is universal access to a waiting room and to high taxes.
Speaker 3: But I think the bigger point here.
Speaker 2: Is the Donald Trump trolling of Canada. It's kind of funny,
Speaker 2: but it might be missing the larger issue, which is
Speaker 2: that it is doing the opposite of what Trump wants
Speaker 2: to have happened in Canada. Because what Trump wants to
Speaker 2: have happened in Canada it's.
Speaker 1: A worthy goal, is to get rid of.
Speaker 2: The liberal lunatic policies and government of Canada and replace
Speaker 2: it with a government that is more sane both on
Speaker 2: climate and therefore energy production, more willing to be an
Speaker 2: honest trading partner of the United States, more willing to
Speaker 2: commit to NATO, and more willing to have reasonable and
Speaker 2: tough immigration laws to stop the Chinese from exploiting Canada
Speaker 2: and from mass Muslim migration. Five very valid points. The
Speaker 2: problem is by continuing to call Canada the fifty first state,
Speaker 2: he is emboldening the liberal leadership in Canada. Canada was
Speaker 2: about ready to elect a conservative prime minister. Now they're
Speaker 2: back on the liberal train.
Speaker 3: So this we may have to figure.
Speaker 2: Out how the art of the deal, the weed is
Speaker 2: going to come back here.
Speaker 1: In fact, months ago it was an article of faith
Speaker 1: that liberalism had failed in Canada and that their ex
Speaker 1: prime minister was to the left of Gavin Newsom, and
Speaker 1: that Canada was ready to try like constitutional conservatism, republicanism.
Speaker 1: That's out, that's out completely. And now the Canadians have
Speaker 1: united against America. And I would also point out, relative
Speaker 1: to the tariffs of this place into Canada, that I
Speaker 1: looked it up that Canada produces every year about two
Speaker 1: million automobiles, two million light vans, trucks and cars. Two million,
Speaker 1: the great majority come to America. And so a US
Speaker 1: senator friend of mine, I talked to him a couple
Speaker 1: of nights ago about this. I said, is Donald Trump
Speaker 1: this smart? He said, what do you mean? I said, well,
Speaker 1: Canada produces two million vehicles, the great majority of which
Speaker 1: come to America, and that the two major imports into
Speaker 1: America from Canada are cars from four GM Stillanus and others,
Speaker 1: and the other thing is energy. And honestly, he wants
Speaker 1: those cars there's two million vehicles to be made here.
Speaker 1: And he also we have all the energy that we need. However,
Speaker 1: it's much cheaper to have it from Alberta than to
Speaker 1: have these new plants and pipelines, et cetera. I said,
Speaker 1: but long term, does he hold Canada's economic future in
Speaker 1: the palm of his hand? Referring to Donald Trump? And
Speaker 1: if you eliminate automobile production in Canada, which is a
Speaker 1: huge business two million cars every year, and on top
Speaker 1: of it energy production, Canada almost collapses. And that's not
Speaker 1: good either, to have a collapse failed state on our
Speaker 1: northern border. That's angry at us. So I would ask
Speaker 1: you Leland VENDERTI of News Nation, is Trump that smart?
Speaker 1: Or is he blundered into this blindly to something that's
Speaker 1: going to hurt us in the long run because we
Speaker 1: need a stable trading partner. But they've been taking advantage
Speaker 1: of us. But can you imagine the Canadian economy with
Speaker 1: two million less vehicles and all that entails plus no
Speaker 1: energy coming from Canada, What does Canada look like?
Speaker 3: What does Canada look like?
Speaker 2: It looks like a country that then looks to China.
Speaker 1: Well, they're begun that turned now that they're talking about
Speaker 1: having closer relations to China and maybe in the right
Speaker 1: and I'm thinking.
Speaker 3: What and they did all this.
Speaker 2: They did all this after Donald Trump started talking about
Speaker 2: wanting the fifty wanting him to be the fifty first state.
Speaker 1: Well, but.
Speaker 2: The problem with treating the presidency like a reality TV show.
Speaker 2: And We've done a lot of stories that the chaos
Speaker 2: theory in Donald Trump's way of doing business works.
Speaker 3: A lot of times.
Speaker 2: It yields results, and it does, but it comes at
Speaker 2: a cost, which is you turn something into a reality show,
Speaker 2: and sometimes you get these unintended consequences. You start talking
Speaker 2: about Canada the fifty first state, it sounds funny, It
Speaker 2: sort of galvanizes public opinion, It gets everybody a flutter,
Speaker 2: and it owns the libs in the United States and
Speaker 2: gets CNN, MSNBC all a gas, which is what Donald
Speaker 2: Trump likes.
Speaker 3: That's all fine.
Speaker 2: Sometimes it works, sometimes it yields big results. But in
Speaker 2: this case, what it's done I think is it's had
Speaker 2: an unattended consequence. And and clearly when you do the
Speaker 2: you know, ready fire aim routine, you missed, sometimes just
Speaker 2: appears to be a mess.
Speaker 1: And I would say that Trudeau is more popular now
Speaker 1: and Canada has ever been that the new premiere is
Speaker 1: one hundred percent organizing Canada against US, and maybe in
Speaker 1: the long run some deal will be struck, for they're
Speaker 1: going to lower their barriers a lot more of our
Speaker 1: products into Canada and vice versa. You also have picked
Speaker 1: a huge fight with the fight with the EU. You
Speaker 1: can't find a Chevrolet or a Ford anywhere in Europe,
Speaker 1: but BMW's and Mercedes are all over the all over
Speaker 1: the world. Here ferraris, they're here, And doesn't Trumpster have
Speaker 1: a point that reciprocal tariffs make sense and that we
Speaker 1: don't have reciprocity now, and that Europeans are now getting
Speaker 1: mad at them for all kinds of reasons. I don't
Speaker 1: care much about Europeans. It's basically Europe right now as
Speaker 1: a museum. It's not a compilation of countries that are functioning.
Speaker 1: Europe is largely a museum for tourists to go and
Speaker 1: look at the glories of the past. But he's picking
Speaker 1: fights with everybody all over the world. And I go
Speaker 1: back to my conversation with his US senator. Is he
Speaker 1: that smart? Can he look ahead four or five moves
Speaker 1: and say, all of a sudden, the EU is going
Speaker 1: to lower their tariffs and our forge and Showy's going
Speaker 1: to be there with Canada. He's got them all riled up.
Speaker 1: At some point in next year or two, there's going
Speaker 1: to be a deal struck, and that we're going to
Speaker 1: have more farming products going there, more lumber going there,
Speaker 1: and that maybe a million cars we made in Canada
Speaker 1: instead of two million. And then on the southern border,
Speaker 1: we're going to have no illegal immigration whatsoever. And I
Speaker 1: hope Donald Trump is that smart, and I think maybe
Speaker 1: he is. If I had to vote today for him,
Speaker 1: I'd vote for him again ten times rather than the alternative,
Speaker 1: which was a disaster on the southern border. And whenever
Speaker 1: I argue with somebody who said, men, it looks like
Speaker 1: a lot of chaos, I said, imagine the other side.
Speaker 1: What would America look like if.
Speaker 4: What's that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Joe Biden, these always say, don't compare me to
Speaker 2: the almighty, compare me to the alternatives, and everyone that's
Speaker 2: really great.
Speaker 3: And people care.
Speaker 2: It did work for a while, and that was how
Speaker 2: he talked about, don't compare me to Donald Trump in
Speaker 2: the chaos.
Speaker 3: And it doesn't work because the American people don't think
Speaker 3: about the alternative.
Speaker 2: They think about their lives right now, and the.
Speaker 3: Blaming Joe Biden and the oh it could be worst line.
Speaker 2: It works on cable TV, and it is something that
Speaker 2: you know kind of right now because people still remember
Speaker 2: Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: Will have will be effective. It's not going to be
Speaker 3: effective in six months.
Speaker 2: It's just not That's not how the American people think.
Speaker 2: And Trump supporters can say it over and over and
Speaker 2: over again, but history tells us that that type of
Speaker 2: rhetoric just doesn't work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because Joe Biden didn't have the linguistic skills to
Speaker 1: overcome the arguments. And when Kamala Harris was talking about
Speaker 1: I promise to continue the policy. So Joe Biden, that
Speaker 1: was the death knell of her campaign. If we can
Speaker 1: look at it in six months and let's say it's
Speaker 1: the middle of September and we have a the tax
Speaker 1: cuts are in effect. He's worked out trade deals all
Speaker 1: over the world, that Vladimir Putin has stopped his advances
Speaker 1: on the Ukraine, that Hamas largely has surrender had been
Speaker 1: obliterated by the by the Israeli military and the Chinese.
Speaker 1: For those large barges off the east coast of their country,
Speaker 1: ready to invade Taiwan doesn't happen, and there and there's
Speaker 1: flourish and there's great economy, the markets back up. Uh,
Speaker 1: would you be surprised?
Speaker 2: I think that is a awfully lot of bounces on
Speaker 2: the pool shot on the pool table, boom boom?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: Is it? Is it possible that?
Speaker 2: And I would think, really we need to look to
Speaker 2: for a year, okay, and in that that Trump has
Speaker 2: brought about significant good change into your point, trade deals
Speaker 2: have have changed, that there's something different in Ukraine that
Speaker 2: the continuing meat grinder has stopped.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't. I would be surprised.
Speaker 2: I Vladimir Putin had been put in his place, really,
Speaker 2: that the Chinese, in one way or another, back down,
Speaker 2: and that Israel has wiped out her mind.
Speaker 1: Oh well, and and no illegal migration, that's all stopped.
Speaker 1: There's balanced budgets, he's.
Speaker 3: On the border, he's won the board. And why they're
Speaker 3: not talking.
Speaker 2: About that more? I don't understand. It's perplexing to me.
Speaker 2: Take your wins and celebrate your wins, which is rule
Speaker 2: number one in politics. He did what Joe Biden, he
Speaker 2: did in one month with Joe Biden said couldn't be
Speaker 2: done in four years. So that's an important point. But
Speaker 2: I think that the Donald Trump sort of legacy right
Speaker 2: is going to be written after for you and certainly
Speaker 2: after a year this all these like all the and
Speaker 2: I asked the Republicans yesterday, you know, the freak out
Speaker 2: in bed wedding for lack of a better term over tariffs,
Speaker 2: and that, you know, the the ten percent dip in
Speaker 2: the stock market and everything else, said get a grip,
Speaker 2: really like you may be right that this is going
Speaker 2: to be bad for the economy. You may be wrong,
Speaker 2: but we don't know right now.
Speaker 3: And the procrastinations are a lot. But the one thing that.
Speaker 2: I think is clear about Trump. If he has a
Speaker 2: he has a game plan. He's following to a line.
Speaker 3: You got it.
Speaker 2: You've got to see where this ends. And what is
Speaker 2: remarkable to me, and I think it's an undercovered story,
Speaker 2: is how Donald Trump has destroyed the Democrats.
Speaker 3: Democrats said Trump was going to destroy America. Trump has
Speaker 3: destroyed Democrats. They are right.
Speaker 2: Now You've got Democrats rallying around a pro Haamas Syrian
Speaker 2: and saying he can't be deported and refusing to vote
Speaker 2: for a bill that bans sports. That's pretty impressive.
Speaker 1: That's real impressive, because when you rally around that Khalil
Speaker 1: character and say that boy, we're going to take our
Speaker 1: future on Khalil and boys playing girl sports and men
Speaker 1: playing in Wimbledon against women, and you stake your political
Speaker 1: life on that hill, you're going to die on that hill.
Speaker 1: But all right, we got to run. But Leland vetter
Speaker 1: to Warnotes dot Com Monday through Friday every night on
Speaker 1: News Nation, and to begin, you believe the president is
Speaker 1: a wartime president, and we pray that he wins these wars.
Speaker 1: As America generally does not accept World War two, but
Speaker 1: Leland vedit once again. Thank you for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And Leland, you're a great American. Thank
Speaker 1: you very much. Always fun, God bless you. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more. If you would tap on the shoulder of
Speaker 1: the average American and say, you know what, are we
Speaker 1: in a wartime footing? No, we're not on a wartime footing.
Speaker 1: He's worried about prices, worried about the stock market, that
Speaker 1: kind of stuff. We'll see what happens. Bill Cunningham, News
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Speaker 1: Steve molloy will be here after one o'clock today. Because
Speaker 1: there's clear evidence that billions of dollars of your money
Speaker 1: was sent out to left wing causes, including a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of NGOs that spent money like drunken salors. The
Speaker 1: head of the EPA sent out an email, this is
Speaker 1: under Joe Biden about a year and a half ago,
Speaker 1: that he had one hundred billion dollars in walking around
Speaker 1: money from the Inflation Reduction Act that had not been
Speaker 1: spent yet. So he wanted to shovel out the door
Speaker 1: literally one hundred billion dollars of your money. And by
Speaker 1: the way, a lot of it was borrowed from bond
Speaker 1: holders around the world in order to fund left wing causes,
Speaker 1: including NGOs, because of the great need of immigration and
Speaker 1: other reasons. So Stacy Abrams, the failed gubernatorial candidate and
Speaker 1: Georgia was kind of told, why did you make an
Speaker 1: application form of five one, C three or C four
Speaker 1: quickly and we're going to funnel to you two billion dollars.
Speaker 1: You can take your management fees or whatever, and then
Speaker 1: you can talk about insulating homes in rural Georgia, or
Speaker 1: maybe voter registration in Mississippi or do something like that.
Speaker 1: And so she took the money. And now I know
Speaker 1: that Pam Bondi and others in the Department of Justice
Speaker 1: are looking about where the money went. Where are the receipts?
Speaker 1: Did you file that taxes on the money you received?
Speaker 1: What happened to that the Clinton Foundation received one hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety four million dollars in one tranch with a
Speaker 1: nineteen million dollar management fee. This is a way the
Speaker 1: Democrats for years have paid off their their sickophans and
Speaker 1: devotees to get them lots of money, your money, a
Speaker 1: lot of it borrowed to pay off. And there all
Speaker 1: their causes, including Columbia University and other colleges and universities
Speaker 1: that get billions of dollars from you for various studies
Speaker 1: and grants and and work of one type or another,
Speaker 1: exchanging papers back and forth at your expense. Some of
Speaker 1: the pillars of the Democratic Party are collapsing, which is
Speaker 1: a wonderful thing. We can't afford all this, Democrats. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine as Leland Vittert said, what would have happened
Speaker 1: if Kamala Harris had won the presidency in that great
Speaker 1: speech a couple of weeks ago by the President, it
Speaker 1: would have been Harris at the podium, and to her
Speaker 1: right would have been Hakeem Jeffries. To her left would
Speaker 1: have been Tim Waltz. Do you think those three would say,
Speaker 1: we got to be frugal when it comes to money,
Speaker 1: We got to crack down on the Southern border. We
Speaker 1: have to be hard as we can on hamas the
Speaker 1: answer all those questions of courses.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: And so when some of the national types say we're
Speaker 1: on a war footing, I don't know about that. But
Speaker 1: if it is the case that somehow we're in difficult waters,
Speaker 1: who do you want at the helm? Kamala Harris or
Speaker 1: Donald Trump? Thank god that trump'ster is there. The Southern
Speaker 1: Border is a great success. It's down to a trickle.
Speaker 1: In fact, one day, a couple days ago, on Wednesday,
Speaker 1: they had fifty people the apprehend of the Southern border.
Speaker 1: The numbers used to be fifteen thousand per day. That
Speaker 1: gave the human traffickers billions of dollars a year and
Speaker 1: free money and god knows what else. And now that
Speaker 1: whole industry has collapsed, the NNGO industry, non government organizations
Speaker 1: funded by the government are largely now collapsing because they
Speaker 1: don't have the house clothes and feed tens of millions
Speaker 1: of illegals from around the world and placed them in
Speaker 1: locales like Wyoming, Ohio, placed them in Springfield, Ohio, placed
Speaker 1: them where they should not be. And we're talking billions
Speaker 1: and billions of dollars that right now are not going
Speaker 1: to be spent. And so we needed this badly. So
Speaker 1: when some say that we weren't a war footing, if
Speaker 1: that's the case, thank god. We have Donald Trump and
Speaker 1: all the problems he's dealing with in the first two
Speaker 1: months of his presidency, none of which were created by
Speaker 1: him directly or indirect. Number one, the Southern border, a
Speaker 1: complete crisis in which we've been anywhere from twenty to
Speaker 1: thirty million illegals poor across the Southern border, paid for
Speaker 1: by you, ruining hospitals and emergency rooms and schools all
Speaker 1: over the country, to say nothing of the crime being
Speaker 1: committed by about ten to fifteen percent of the illegals.
Speaker 1: And it's going to take years, if not decades to
Speaker 1: encourage those here illegally to get the hell out. Would
Speaker 1: this have happened if Kamala Harris was the president, of
Speaker 1: course not. It was more chaos and confusion that the
Speaker 1: modern Democratic Party thrives on. What did Trump have to
Speaker 1: do with the problems on the southern border. Absolutely nothing, zero, zilch.
Speaker 1: He's solving them. It's a great resolution in the first
Speaker 1: two months, only to get better the trade wars. He
Speaker 1: didn't cause any of this stuff. It was caused by
Speaker 1: Democrats and Republicans like George Bush and Kamala Harris and
Speaker 1: Joe Biden and Barack Hussein Obama and others who wanted
Speaker 1: to open borders in NAFTA. That was a Clinton issue.
Speaker 1: That's how the middle of America emptied out because the
Speaker 1: jobs went north and south. NAFTA free trade. That's great,
Speaker 1: but we had free trade but not Canada. I did
Speaker 1: some a little bit of research to discover that Canada,
Speaker 1: mainly through American auto production companies like Stillanis and Ford
Speaker 1: and General Motors create make manufacture two million light trucks
Speaker 1: and cars every year to be shipped mainly to America,
Speaker 1: employing literally millions of Canadian workers. And there's thousands of
Speaker 1: small companies part of the deal. To make a brand
Speaker 1: new light truck or a car, thousands of companies supply
Speaker 1: the products. And so Donald Trump makes the point every
Speaker 1: year there's about seventeen million vehicles sold in America. Seventeen million.
Speaker 1: How come this two million made in Canada when it
Speaker 1: could be made in Ohio, Indiana, or Kentucky or Tennessee.
Speaker 1: Why is that? Well, it's because the establish Republican and
Speaker 1: Democrats and Mitch McConnell types had no problem with Canadians
Speaker 1: and or Mexicans building cars under NAFTA and bringing them
Speaker 1: into this country to sell. Our jobs are there, Our
Speaker 1: money is there, We're paying interest in the money that
Speaker 1: we borrow. The jobs are largely gone in the Midwest
Speaker 1: of small manufacturing companies. And guess what. We finally have
Speaker 1: a president that said not on my watch. How come
Speaker 1: American car makers make their Fords and GM products in
Speaker 1: Canada and Mexico and not in the United States. Well,
Speaker 1: it's because it's a little bit less expensive, and with
Speaker 1: free trade without tariffs, guess what, we might as well
Speaker 1: do it that way to make more profit. When now
Speaker 1: Honda has said last week they're going to move their
Speaker 1: construction facilities for their new civic hybrid to Indiana from Warres, Mexico.
Speaker 1: Many other thousands of small companies are saying, look, because
Speaker 1: of these tariffs, we may have to locate these shops
Speaker 1: and out of America. We are the market. And so
Speaker 1: did Donald Trump cause any of that? Of course not.
Speaker 1: He wants to solve the problem for middle class Americans.
Speaker 4: And so.
Speaker 1: I have a pretty good friend that's a US senator
Speaker 1: and we talk privately, and I'm not going to mention
Speaker 1: his name, but he says, I said to him, is
Speaker 1: Trump this smart?
Speaker 5: Can?
Speaker 1: He look six or seven moves ahead like he's playing
Speaker 1: vulcan blindfolded three dimensional chess and others are playing checkers.
Speaker 1: See that's smart at that he might be, because within
Speaker 1: a year of these policies, there's going to be thousands
Speaker 1: of businesses wanting to locate inside of America because the
Speaker 1: tariffs are so high they can't make products elsewhere and
Speaker 1: sell them here that we buy on borrowed money. Heck,
Speaker 1: the credit card debts are up to one point three
Speaker 1: trillion dollars. Most Americans have maxed out their credit cards.
Speaker 1: And why are two million American cars made in Canada
Speaker 1: and not an Indiana, Kentucky in Ohio. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Is Trump going to solve that problem. He's sure as
Speaker 1: hell going to try. And relative relative to the EU,
Speaker 1: I can't tell you how many European products are sold here,
Speaker 1: whether it's Volkswegen or Mercedes Benz, whether it's Ferrari, things
Speaker 1: of that character and BMWs Mercedes that they're sold here.
Speaker 1: We can't get Ford's and Chevies into Europe zero Zilt's
Speaker 1: noted because their tariffs are so high. The product to
Speaker 1: be purchased by a German or by a Frenchman is
Speaker 1: so high because of the tariffs that there's no market
Speaker 1: for American products in Europe. But we have no problem
Speaker 1: with little or no tariffs to them their products being
Speaker 1: sold here, putting to work Germans and French and the Italians. Now,
Speaker 1: why is that?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 1: Did Donald Trump cause that problem? I don't think so, No,
Speaker 1: he didn't. Does he want to solve it? Absolutely with
Speaker 1: reciprocal tariffs. Charge five percent twenty thirty forty percent for
Speaker 1: American products to be sold in your in your nation.
Speaker 1: We're going to charge the same thing for manufactured products
Speaker 1: there to be sold here, and I'm not sure the
Speaker 1: administration of Donald Trump has done a good job in
Speaker 1: actually selling that to the American people. How tariffs, which
Speaker 1: he talked about repeatedly during the campaign, are good for
Speaker 1: the American worker, Is it good for Canadians?
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: I know a few Canadians they're so angry at Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: They can't stand it. The kind of the jig is up.
Speaker 1: And he said, look, we don't need your energy, and
Speaker 1: we don't need your car manufacturers. We got all the
Speaker 1: energy we need right here. And secondly, we have all
Speaker 1: the car manufacturers we need right here. In fact, we
Speaker 1: could use more. And all the ancillary businesses supported by that. So,
Speaker 1: if you're a Canadian and you were extremely unhappy with
Speaker 1: the direction of the of the country under the previous administration,
Speaker 1: which was terrible, awful, Trudeau did allow see job liberal.
Speaker 1: In fact, till about four or five months ago, the
Speaker 1: Conservative Party was going to win in Canada for the
Speaker 1: first time in forty years because the policies of Trudeau,
Speaker 1: justin Trudeau were so left wing and liberal that you're
Speaker 1: the right to free medical care, you're the right to
Speaker 1: wait in a waiting room for free medical care. That
Speaker 1: often didn't come. It's a canard. And so now there's
Speaker 1: another liberal that's going to take over their prime ministership.
Speaker 1: There's an election happening in July, which Liberals are likely
Speaker 1: to win because they're fighting America. They're united against the
Speaker 1: outside enemy, which is the United States. Did Donald Trump
Speaker 1: calls any of those difficulties. I don't think so. In fact,
Speaker 1: he's the solver of these difficulties. How about this, ninety
Speaker 1: five percent of our pharmaceuticals, whether it's Tyland, oll or etc.
Speaker 1: Or fancy other drugs, ninety five percent or manufactured ware
Speaker 1: and red China and shipped here and large containers. And
Speaker 1: because it is much less expensive there to make them
Speaker 1: and ship them here than to make them here. Well,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump wants to change that. Is that his fault?
Speaker 1: Did he cause that problem? I don't think so. Blame
Speaker 1: him for that go ahead, But in reality, we have
Speaker 1: American first president in China. You can't sell an American
Speaker 1: product in China, especially a vehicle, a car, whatever, without
Speaker 1: the communist Red Chinese Party's permission. That doesn't happen too much.
Speaker 1: They don't want American products in China, they want Chinese
Speaker 1: products in America. And Also, they want to kill as
Speaker 1: many Americans as possible through drugs and fentanyl. That's a
Speaker 1: different story. So did Donald Trump cause the problems on
Speaker 1: the southern border. Did he cause the problems with tariffs?
Speaker 1: Did he cause the problems with communist red China? None
Speaker 1: of that. He wants to solve the problem. When it
Speaker 1: comes to the Ukraine, I believe that Trump was in
Speaker 1: the White House some four years ago that Vladimir Putin,
Speaker 1: who's a mass murderer and a liar, would not have
Speaker 1: invaded Ukraine. He took the advantage of Joe Biden's which
Speaker 1: aw from Anistan as evidence of the weakness of the
Speaker 1: American military and the weakness of Joe Biden. Now the
Speaker 1: war needs to end. Under who's watch did that war begin? Well,
Speaker 1: that would of course be Joe Biden, the feckless one
Speaker 1: who wasn't the president. An Auto Pen was the president.
Speaker 1: So he wants to solve that problem. Did Donald Trump
Speaker 1: caused the invasion of Russia and to the innocent people
Speaker 1: of the Ukraine. I don't think so. However, he wants
Speaker 1: to solve that problem. And then Israel Hamas October seventh,
Speaker 1: what happened there? The largest killing of jew since the Holocaust,
Speaker 1: in which thousands of paragliders and other soldiers of Hamas
Speaker 1: brutally murdered two thy one hundred civilians, including beheading babies,
Speaker 1: raping every woman they could find, and setting men ablaze
Speaker 1: tied to a rope like they were a dog and
Speaker 1: watch him burn to death. They also it took two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty hostages that here we are a year
Speaker 1: and a half later, can't get them back. Di Donald
Speaker 1: Trump calls that problem. No, Who's watch did that happen?
Speaker 3: Under?
Speaker 1: Of course, Joe Biden, the feckless one, the auto pen
Speaker 1: the man who allowed faceless, nameless bureaucrats to run the presidency,
Speaker 1: shoveling billions of dollars out the door to NGOs and
Speaker 1: liberal causes to spend willy nilly, and Trump calls none
Speaker 1: of those difficulties. So when I look at this idea
Speaker 1: that all hell's breaking loose in the first two months
Speaker 1: of the Trump administration, what it's happening because of the
Speaker 1: failure of Joe Biden and the Democrats until he took office.
Speaker 1: Of the last twelve years, there was eight years of Biden,
Speaker 1: four years of Trump, tied down by the Democrats now
Speaker 1: four years of Biden, so you go through twelve of
Speaker 1: the last sixteen years or the policies of the modern
Speaker 1: Democratic Party, and Donald Trump's trying to work his way
Speaker 1: out of it. That's what's going on, and the media
Speaker 1: objectively will not cover him because it's not in their interest.
Speaker 1: Everything is chaos, everything is ugly instead of the resolution
Speaker 1: of problems. Have you looked at the price of gasoline?
Speaker 1: Have you looked at the southern border? Have you looked
Speaker 1: at hundreds of thousands of federal workers that may get
Speaker 1: a pink slip? Have you looked at the cost The
Speaker 1: price of your four oh one K might be a
Speaker 1: two oh one K or a three on one k.
Speaker 1: Once these policies infiltrate into the American economy, that four
Speaker 1: oh one K is going to be a six to
Speaker 1: oh one K because it works. The policies of Ronald
Speaker 1: Reagan worked. The first two years Reagan was in bad shape.
Speaker 1: Nineteen eighty two was a terrible Republican year. But by
Speaker 1: the time eighty four rolled around, the policies worked, and
Speaker 1: Reagan won forty nine to fifty states, including California and
Speaker 1: New York and Massachusetts, unbelievable. These policies will work. They're
Speaker 1: human policies, they're an American policy, and Donald Trump will work.
Speaker 1: And if we're heading towards some sort of a war
Speaker 1: and that Chinese situation is serious, they have huge barges
Speaker 1: moored off the eastern coast of China ready to invade Taiwan,
Speaker 1: which will at the American economy. We might go through
Speaker 1: one or two years of a living hell. And if
Speaker 1: that happens, who do you want to be your commander
Speaker 1: in chief? Donald Trump or Kamala Harris. So for those
Speaker 1: who say that Trump is causing all this o contrere
Speaker 1: mon frere, what's happening clearly is that he's picking up
Speaker 1: the pieces of some twelve years of failed international policies
Speaker 1: to get things back to normal. Let's continue on that front.
Speaker 1: Start starting in about twelve minutes or so, Steve molloy
Speaker 1: will be here. He comes with the receipts of how
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party, using your tax dollars, paid for their supporters,
Speaker 1: not just a little bit of money, but literally billions
Speaker 1: and billions of dollars for the best of purposes. And
Speaker 1: now nngo's benefited through private contracts with Homeland Security to
Speaker 1: house clothed and feed millions of illegals and transport them
Speaker 1: by air all over the country at your expense. That
Speaker 1: gig is up plus later on, as Professor Yuri Kaufman's
Speaker 1: happening to our college campuses is pretty ugly, you know,
Speaker 1: when I take a look to my left of what's
Speaker 1: happening even now at Columbia, why some parent would send
Speaker 1: their kid to Columbia University is literally beyond my capability
Speaker 1: to understand. And it's a hotbed of left wing astro
Speaker 1: turf activism in which outside entities are paying professional agitators
Speaker 1: to cause chaos in New York City, including a Trump Tower.
Speaker 1: And so that's again an ugly, ugly situation that hopefully
Speaker 1: can resolve itself. But we're in trouble and Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is the antidote, He's not the cause. So let's continue
Speaker 1: with more plus later on. I guess we're not getting
Speaker 1: ready for much basketball till March Madness, and the final
Speaker 1: picks are in for Sunday. Allegedly, Xavier is going to
Speaker 1: play in Dayton in the tournament last four in according
Speaker 1: to Joe Lonardi, but we'll see what happens and that's
Speaker 1: better than going out to Las Vegas or maybe playing
Speaker 1: in the National Invitational Tournament. Now, of course, Xavier did
Speaker 1: win the NIT about four five years ago. The National
Speaker 1: Invitation Tournament was won by Xavier. There were sixteen points
Speaker 1: up and couldn't hold it against Marquette, which was sad,
Speaker 1: but nonetheless it is what it is. March madness is
Speaker 1: not so mad anymore. There's a good chance the Xavier.
Speaker 1: I don't think U see's going anywhere. Dayton, very unlikely, Miami,
Speaker 1: I guess possible, but unlikely. UK will be in. Louisville
Speaker 1: is going to be in because of Pat Kelsey and
Speaker 1: March madness isn't as mad as it used to be.
Speaker 1: But help is on the way. And of course, two
Speaker 1: weeks from yesterday, Reds Baseball starts, and hopefully this team
Speaker 1: is going to be as good as we think they're
Speaker 1: going to be. Twelve fifty six, Home of your Reds
Speaker 1: and March Madness. News Radio seven hundred wul of Yeah,
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great America. Of course, Steve malloy is
Speaker 1: an expert when it comes to government spending. He's an
Speaker 1: Institute fellow and former Trump EPA transition member. And he's
Speaker 1: also the headquarters of junk science dot com has a
Speaker 1: great story up about one of the reasons I voted
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump, about five or six of them, was
Speaker 1: maybe to break down the government spending, which is a
Speaker 1: complete waste. And now we've learned the Department of Justice
Speaker 1: has just launched an investigation into the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund,
Speaker 1: which received twenty seven billion dollar payout from Joe Biden's
Speaker 1: Inflation and Reduction Act. And the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund
Speaker 1: was distributed between eight groups and guess what, all are
Speaker 1: headed by former members of the Obama and Biden administrations,
Speaker 1: including Stacy Abrams, several of which were suspecially found. They
Speaker 1: were founded just after the opening of the Grand Application.
Speaker 1: That's like me and Tony Benner getting together and say
Speaker 1: we'll put in the grant. Let's get a five OC
Speaker 1: five' one C three together, call it a Cleaner Environments
Speaker 1: in Ohio, and all of a sudden, literally hundreds of
Speaker 1: millions of dollars flow into our account and then we
Speaker 1: get to work that same that's same Malloy's with us now,
Speaker 1: and once again, it's unbelievable. I'd love this kind of story,
Speaker 1: this kind of Reporting, Steve Malloy tell the American people
Speaker 1: about what the Department of Justice is now investigating about
Speaker 1: this twenty seven billion dollar EPA green scheme.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, if you're only getting hundreds of millions of dollars,
Speaker 5: you're not very good at this bill So since Trump's
Speaker 5: been in office, an EPA A, you know, finally uncovered
Speaker 5: all these billions and twenty seven billion that went the
Speaker 5: EPA to establish this thing called a green bank, and
Speaker 5: you know it's part of the Inflation Reduction Act, spending
Speaker 5: a trillion dollars, and so EPA got twenty seven billion
Speaker 5: dollars to hand out to its friends in the environmental movement,
Speaker 5: and some of these groups got as much as like
Speaker 5: eight billion dollars. A group formed by Stacy Abrams got
Speaker 5: two billion dollars. And before she got the two billion
Speaker 5: dollars had they had one hundred dollars in that bank account.
Speaker 5: Because as you said, these are all pop up groups.
Speaker 5: As soon as they announced it ailability of money, all
Speaker 5: these groups were set up and the process was wired
Speaker 5: and they just got billions of dollars. So EPA and
Speaker 5: the Department of Justice are now in the process of
Speaker 5: trying to claw this money back. You know, it was
Speaker 5: parked at City Bank, which was literally thrown out, uh
Speaker 5: you know, as as Lee's Elvin's video showed. It was
Speaker 5: like gold bars thrown off the Titanic. And they went
Speaker 5: to City Bank for as a staging area or a
Speaker 5: parking place for all this money to go to these
Speaker 5: green groups. So the Department of Justice is now looking
Speaker 5: into the criminality ETA is trying to claw this money back.
Speaker 5: Last week, I was watching MSNBC because I'd like to
Speaker 5: see what they're saying, and Stacy Abram showed up to
Speaker 5: defend what she had done. And she told Chris Hayes,
Speaker 5: the MSNBC person, that what they were doing was they
Speaker 5: were buying appliances.
Speaker 3: For poor people.
Speaker 5: They had planned to buy appliances for poor puble So
Speaker 5: if you liked Obama phones, you remember the Obamas from like
Speaker 5: twenty twelve, you know they used to buy votes in
Speaker 5: Detroit or wherever you're gonna love Biden refrigerators and Biden
Speaker 5: air conditioners.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: Of course, none of this worked out for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 5: But you know, the Greens still have the money, and
Speaker 5: we still have to and now they actually they actually
Speaker 5: have the the hutzpot to sue the Trump administration to
Speaker 5: get the money right.
Speaker 1: In some federal judgment, some of them might order it
Speaker 1: to be paid. Because we have eight hundred federal judges
Speaker 1: six hundred district courts. I guess they have their own
Speaker 1: public policy arms in the federal judiciary, and they're gonna
Speaker 1: require Trump, like in USA, to give the money out
Speaker 1: even if they shouldn't. So going back to Stacy Abrams,
Speaker 1: this is the woman out of Georgia that trice twice
Speaker 1: ran against Brian Camp lost each time, and so she
Speaker 1: was looking for money. And so I would think someone
Speaker 1: in the Biden administration and the so called energy area
Speaker 1: got a hold of these eight or nine persons who
Speaker 1: worked for the Biden Obama administrations and said, we have
Speaker 1: some serious money to hand out, but you have to
Speaker 1: have a group to do it. And she also said
Speaker 1: she also did some insulation of homes in Georgia. She
Speaker 1: did insulation and bought them dishwashers and refrigerators with this
Speaker 1: two billion dollars. Is this criminal? I mean, you're not
Speaker 1: a criminal lawyer? Well did that?
Speaker 5: It sounds to me like a criminal criminal law in
Speaker 5: law school. So I have some idea, Well, the whole
Speaker 5: thing was a crime. I mean, you know this you
Speaker 5: got to keep in mind. And PLACI Reduction Act was
Speaker 5: rammed through Congress, only passed because Kamala Harris cast a
Speaker 5: tie breaking vote. You know, as soon as the law
Speaker 5: was passed, the EPA administrator I have them on tape
Speaker 5: bragging about getting one hundred billion dollars, you know, be
Speaker 5: a billion with a bee, one hundred billion dollars in
Speaker 5: walking around money, which of course is you know, of
Speaker 5: buying money, because it's that's the phrase you use, walking
Speaker 5: around money. And you know, during twenty twenty four head
Speaker 5: the election, sixty four billion dollars of that money was
Speaker 5: dumped into battleground states, obviously to help Kamala Harris win.
Speaker 5: Now it failed. I mean, so you know she didn't
Speaker 5: just waste a billion dollars of private donors money. She
Speaker 5: wasted sixty five billion dollars and still lost.
Speaker 1: It's I look at this and I'm thinking you it
Speaker 1: comes to mind, You've got to be kidding me that
Speaker 1: this is not criminal. And I'd like to track the refrigerators,
Speaker 1: track the dishwashers, see about the washers and dryers. Where's
Speaker 1: the insulation? Is a foam insulation. How did this happen?
Speaker 1: And this all happened in the past what year, sixteen
Speaker 1: months before I know.
Speaker 5: That she's I don't know that she's actually gotten any
Speaker 5: of the money to actually buy anything, but she was
Speaker 5: scheduled to get it. And look, I've been a federal contractor,
Speaker 5: I've gotten grants.
Speaker 3: You know, they crawl up your rear end.
Speaker 5: You need to have lawyers and accountants and they check
Speaker 5: your bona fides. You can't just have some Bogue Bank
Speaker 5: account with one hundred dollars in it like Stacy Abrams.
Speaker 5: And also Stacy Abrams has just no experience in installation
Speaker 5: or appliances or EPA or the environment or anything. You know,
Speaker 5: this was clearly just giving her money for whatever reason
Speaker 5: she wanted to spend it on.
Speaker 1: And this thing. Are you saying that you have hope
Speaker 1: that the Trump Start can recapture some of this money
Speaker 1: that went to these eight to nine groups, this twenty
Speaker 1: seven billion dollars shoveling money out the door before the election.
Speaker 1: Is there a chance the taxpayer can be repaid?
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, but it's gonna be hard, right because the left,
Speaker 5: I mean, they don't just you know, follow these lawsuits
Speaker 5: in any court. They follow the lawsuits in the court
Speaker 5: that they're going to win, you know, at the trial court,
Speaker 5: they're going to win at the appeals court, and stuff
Speaker 5: has to go to the Supreme Court, and then you
Speaker 5: have to hope that the conservative justices like are interested
Speaker 5: in taking the case. So yeah, I think Trump is
Speaker 5: going to try. Trump is gonna you know, I think
Speaker 5: he's got he sort of has a city bank by
Speaker 5: the short hairs, because unless they want to be regulated
Speaker 5: to death, they'd better cough up that money. So, you know,
Speaker 5: we'll see. But I mean this just goes to show
Speaker 5: how out of control our government is. And you know,
Speaker 5: I understand people are concerned about what's going on and
Speaker 5: you know, tariffs and stuff like that, but our government
Speaker 5: is out of control. We cannot afford it. You know,
Speaker 5: there may be some short term pain in fixing the situation,
Speaker 5: but the situation has to be fixed. We cannot have
Speaker 5: a government where no count people like Stacy Abrams just
Speaker 5: get two billion dollars to do whatever she wants with.
Speaker 1: We're sixty minutes, we'res CBS News, Where's NBC, ABC, Where's PBS?
Speaker 1: Where are they saying? Now, wait a minute, where are you?
Speaker 1: Why aren't they investigating.
Speaker 5: This because they're on her side, They're in on it. Yeah.
Speaker 5: When I was watching MSNBC with her on, Chris Hayes
Speaker 5: just like nodding, like, yeah, she's got a legitay, legitimplation,
Speaker 5: had a legit project. It's crazy. I mean, people don't understand,
Speaker 5: especially conservatives, don't really understand the dire shape we're in
Speaker 5: and how evil the other side is.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about EV's and Tesla for many years. Of course,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to buy an EV. I have a
Speaker 1: hybrid which I love, and I get like forty miles
Speaker 1: to the gallon. It's wonderful, and the electricity is produced
Speaker 1: by the tires, etc. It's wonderful. But the liberals loved Evs.
Speaker 1: They loved him so much that Tesla and Elon Musk
Speaker 1: was the patron saint of liberalism because he was bringing
Speaker 1: EV's to the roadways. The government shoveled out billions of dollars,
Speaker 1: I said, billions and billions of dollars to the EV
Speaker 1: industry and large, large amounts of money. And they did
Speaker 1: that in order to keep it going. So they gave
Speaker 1: the Afford and all the others these billions of dollars.
Speaker 1: Then they gave individuals seven thousand dollars each to buy
Speaker 1: an EV. But all of a sudden, evs are now
Speaker 1: in the crosshairs. Other day, when Donald Trump had Elon
Speaker 1: Musk on the driveway of the White House showing all
Speaker 1: these great evs, the coverage by MSNBC was disgusting. How
Speaker 1: come the liberals which loved evs, loved Tesla, and loved
Speaker 1: Elon Musk have done at Texas al Paso and now
Speaker 1: attacking him and trying to burn down Tesla dealerships, burning
Speaker 1: out these so called power stations for evs that costs
Speaker 1: US something like eight billion dollars. Explain that to me.
Speaker 5: Well, I just don't care about EV's. They don't care
Speaker 5: about the environment, they don't care about the climate. None
Speaker 5: of this is about that. This is all about political power.
Speaker 5: They're going after trying to intimidate Musk. You know, they
Speaker 5: want to threaten Musk's business, which you know, his ed business,
Speaker 5: Tesla is the bulk of his fortune, so that's what
Speaker 5: they're going after. You know, I just find it interesting.
Speaker 5: I worked in for an Ohio coal company during the
Speaker 5: Obama years, and Obama killed fifty thousand hot paining coal jobs,
Speaker 5: many of them were in Ohio, and hundreds of thousands
Speaker 5: of others support industry and local jobs. And you know,
Speaker 5: none of those people burned down anything. I mean, they
Speaker 5: just you know, they just went quietly into the good knight.
Speaker 5: Now Here you have these leftists, you know, Elon Mosk
Speaker 5: and President Trump are trying to fix the federal government,
Speaker 5: you know, get the spending under control. They don't like it,
Speaker 5: so they're going to burn down tesl dealerships.
Speaker 1: Bringing about what they seek to avoid. And so at
Speaker 1: one point, well, when Biden and Obama destroyed millions and
Speaker 1: millions of small manufacturing jobs and energy jobs, how about
Speaker 1: the pipeline. The first thing Biden did was canceled the pipeline.
Speaker 1: Did did sixty minutes saddle up next to pipeline workers
Speaker 1: in South Dakota and talk about how terrible it is
Speaker 1: the decision of Joe Biden to cancel the Excel pipeline
Speaker 1: and the impact that has. But if a federal worker
Speaker 1: loses his or her job, it's a national story.
Speaker 5: Yeah, nobody cared about all these coal miners. People were
Speaker 5: just glad to see you go, you know, glad to
Speaker 5: see it go away. These leftists are crazy. People don't
Speaker 5: understand the mindset of the leftists, and they're just they're crazy.
Speaker 5: They are going to destroy our country.
Speaker 3: They already.
Speaker 5: I mean, look, look how hard it is. Look at
Speaker 5: the situation we're in where Stacy Abrams is getting two
Speaker 5: billion dollars and tens of billions of other dollars are
Speaker 5: going out, and they tried to buy the election with
Speaker 5: Inflation Reduction Act money, and you know, where's the dollary.
Speaker 5: I've been talked about this since it happened. You know,
Speaker 5: the the e clip of the EPA administrator saying that
Speaker 5: he got one hundred million dollars in walking around money.
Speaker 5: I posted that after the Inflation Reduction Act was passed
Speaker 5: in August twenty twenty two. I talked about the dumping
Speaker 5: of the money that tens of billions into the battleground
Speaker 5: states last fall. But you know, I mean, finally people
Speaker 5: have dived into this. It's just outrageous.
Speaker 1: So the EPAID director under Biden said, and this was
Speaker 1: in the media, I have one hundred billion dollars in
Speaker 1: walking around money. And the messages, calls were made, text
Speaker 1: were sent out. You got to put together a five
Speaker 1: on one C three call it insult in Georgia or
Speaker 1: dishwashers in South Carolina, and we're going to give you
Speaker 1: two billion dollars. So the city Bank got the money
Speaker 1: from the federal government and then it's sitting there getting
Speaker 1: great interest. And then when the bureaucrats say it's good
Speaker 1: to release the money now to this group. Do you
Speaker 1: know the name is Stacy Abrams group, but that you
Speaker 1: put together some fictitious name to get the money.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, all the groups are new. They just made
Speaker 5: up stuff. I think only one of the groups had
Speaker 5: like more than a year's of you know, existence before.
Speaker 5: And the really awful part about all of this is that,
Speaker 5: you know, Republicans. Donald Trump wants to repeal all this spending,
Speaker 5: the whole Green new scam. He wants to repeal it,
Speaker 5: but he can't because Republicans in Congress are blocking him.
Speaker 5: They sent him a letter last week saying that we'd
Speaker 5: like the Green New Scam spending.
Speaker 1: In fact, explain this to the American people that you
Speaker 1: would think this is liberal and Democrats, as this is
Speaker 1: Elizabeth Warren. But there many Republicans telling the Trumps to, hey,
Speaker 1: let's get into the action. Ourselves. We put together our
Speaker 1: own five O one C threes. We can do something
Speaker 1: on the other side and get the money. Unbelievable.
Speaker 5: Yeah no, but we can't afford it.
Speaker 3: The government is broke.
Speaker 5: We just we can't afford anything.
Speaker 3: We've got to stop this.
Speaker 5: We got to stop this now. We spent a trillion
Speaker 5: dollars in interest payments last year. We're thirty six trillion
Speaker 5: in debt. Who's got money for this? None?
Speaker 1: And the big money's in the Defense Department. I can
Speaker 1: imagine there's one hundred billion dollars a year in the
Speaker 1: Defense Department. How about this? The GAO under Biden said
Speaker 1: that every budget cycle between two hundred and fifty the
Speaker 1: five hundred and fifty billion dollars is misspent, waste, fraud,
Speaker 1: and abuse, and or can't be tracked. And the Defense
Speaker 1: Department's not passed on audits since seventeen eighty seven. They
Speaker 1: have no idea where the money is. Tony Bender's great
Speaker 1: grandparents are one hundred and fourteen years old. Each of
Speaker 1: them are getting fact checks in the mail from Social Security,
Speaker 1: and God help you if you want to look into this.
Speaker 1: Something's wrong. Republicans don't want you to look into this this,
Speaker 1: this is truly a scam. This is out of steved
Speaker 1: in five years from now. This is another thing I
Speaker 1: said a lot of conservatives. If jd. Vance or some
Speaker 1: other conservative doesn't win the presidency in twenty twenty eight,
Speaker 1: we go back to the policies of Obama and Biden.
Speaker 1: The EO is issued by Trump will be put to
Speaker 1: the side unless it's law, and we're back to where
Speaker 1: were before. Is that fair to say that this has got.
Speaker 5: To be institentally, But I mean, you know, we've got
Speaker 5: to get past twenty twenty six. I mean, the Democrats
Speaker 5: were to take over Congress or even one House of
Speaker 5: Congress again, you can only imagine what they would try
Speaker 5: to do. But certainly twenty twenty eight, boy, if we
Speaker 5: lose the White House, oh my god. You know we
Speaker 5: are in deep, deep trouble. I mean, the government is
Speaker 5: twenty five percent of our economy. That is outrageous. We
Speaker 5: cannot have that. That's why you know, there's so many
Speaker 5: people upset about not getting their checks because the government
Speaker 5: just gives everybody checks except for the hard working people.
Speaker 1: It used to be seventeen eighteen percent of the economy
Speaker 1: was federal government spending now it's twenty five percent schedule
Speaker 1: to go up, and the other thing even though the
Speaker 1: CRS I guess going to happen. Nonetheless, we're in the
Speaker 1: middle right now of the Biden budget, which started October
Speaker 1: first of twenty twenty four. It goes to October first
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty five, and unless those changes in the law,
Speaker 1: this will all be temporary. In America will rush again
Speaker 1: toward bankruptcy. With Steve molloy, I tell you a great website,
Speaker 1: he's junk science dot com. But to give Stacy Abrams
Speaker 1: two billion dollars, they have the federal government seek out
Speaker 1: administrators from the Obama era in order to give them
Speaker 1: hundreds of billions? Did the EPA directors say, I got
Speaker 1: one hundred billion dollars in walking around money? Who wants it?
Speaker 1: That's the level of thing crazy. I don't know what
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Speaker 1: Why are they investigating this?
Speaker 5: Well, they're defending them, right, That's that's how I came
Speaker 5: across the Stacey Abrams clip. They're defending her. I'm speechless, and.
Speaker 1: That's hard for you and I to say. But Steve
Speaker 1: molloy Junk Science dot Com. Thanks for putting light on
Speaker 1: these cockroaches. Maybe they'll go into the boards. We'll see,
Speaker 1: Steve malloy, Thank you all. Let's continue with more one
Speaker 1: hundred billion dollars walking around money. Who wants it do?
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Speaker 7: Basketball seventy five percent free throw shooter on the year,
Speaker 7: holds it on his hip as he looks at his
Speaker 7: target left tander lets it go and it is good.
Speaker 7: Every single free throw that they've made byron yep has
Speaker 7: been nothing but rim and then net.
Speaker 4: But they've not missed.
Speaker 7: That's housed off the back of the rim, in the
Speaker 7: front of the rim, and that'll give Marquette a four
Speaker 7: point lead with two point eight seconds ago, eighty eight
Speaker 7: eighty four second free throw on the way.
Speaker 4: That is good.
Speaker 7: I'll make it eighty nine eighty four, and all Kyle
Speaker 7: weapon do is bring it across the timeline, launch.
Speaker 1: The three mag city bank it in.
Speaker 4: Hey.
Speaker 7: That'll just adjust the final score. It's a two point
Speaker 7: loss for the Musketeers in the corner finals to Marquette
Speaker 7: eighty nine eighty seven. And Marquette shot brilliantly from the
Speaker 7: outside of the second half. They were nine of eighteen
Speaker 7: from three point range, nineteen to thirty one from the field,
Speaker 7: sixty one percent of their shooting.
Speaker 4: Next their shooting.
Speaker 7: Proudness knocks off the Musketeers and out of the Big
Speaker 7: East Tournament. The final score Marquette in the nine Xavier
Speaker 7: eighty seven.
Speaker 8: Oh hello, quiet spokes, I'm broadcasting, all right, said man.
Speaker 1: At least you see lasting one more DA than Xavier.
Speaker 1: You see you see e Xavier lasted one more Dathan's
Speaker 1: U see? Did how about madness? Are you mad? I'm mad? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm maddess. Hardly anybody's gonna make it now. But a
Speaker 1: few years ago, what everybody ten fifteen rebounds around here? Man, hey,
Speaker 1: you made it. We didn't have enough reporters to go everywhere.
Speaker 1: Seg man with Will Atkins. Will Atkins is the state
Speaker 1: wrestling champion. He loved mister Fuji, he loved the Ultimate
Speaker 1: Warrior and Will Atkins welcome, I think for the first
Speaker 1: time to the Bill Cunningham Show. Correct, thank you, yep,
Speaker 1: first time, And tell me about the state match. What
Speaker 1: was the key move that you had? Was it the elbow,
Speaker 1: was it the what was that the pile driver. What
Speaker 1: did you do?
Speaker 9: I was trying to get to my pile driver, but
Speaker 9: you know I had to go a little bit more
Speaker 9: more old fashioned technicol Yeah.
Speaker 1: Do you wish they had the rope so you could
Speaker 1: come off the rope like and.
Speaker 9: Just oh yeah, for sure, that would definitely be tried
Speaker 9: for a chair if I was the commissioner.
Speaker 1: What if you had a chair chair?
Speaker 9: Any really blunt force object psyching magic dust like the sheep?
Speaker 1: Remember him, he had that dusty thuid and remember that line.
Speaker 4: Him maybe like a snake.
Speaker 1: He was born in twenty oh six segment or twenty
Speaker 1: oh seven. I'm not sure he remembers all about these
Speaker 1: guys and Dick the Bruiser. I don't think so. But
Speaker 1: tell me now, you're a wrestler, and when I played
Speaker 1: college hoops, I didn't like the rest at all because
Speaker 1: they had garbage bags on him constantly they ran around
Speaker 1: to lose weight. How much pain did you go through
Speaker 1: as a state wrestling champion?
Speaker 9: I mean, it's just honestly pain every day, you know,
Speaker 9: just going into practice and just grinding, grinding, it's every day,
Speaker 9: you know, you're just going in there.
Speaker 1: And everybody stinks. Yeah, for sure, what happens if you're like,
Speaker 1: like at the state tournament and you were like two sixteen, Oh,
Speaker 1: you get disqualified.
Speaker 4: You just don't miss. That's what comes down to it, right,
Speaker 4: I mean, you get your doing what everybody you're doing
Speaker 4: whatever you can.
Speaker 1: And then did you have your last big mac?
Speaker 4: It's been a while, it's been a while.
Speaker 1: Did you got a big course? They went out, call
Speaker 1: him a big dolly, A big dolly. Yeah.
Speaker 9: I had a lot more big boys in football season,
Speaker 9: for sure. I haven't really touched one since. I mean,
Speaker 9: the one right by my house just closed.
Speaker 1: So wait a minute, now, the one in Plainfield opened, playfield.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm over in love and so off warts corner.
Speaker 1: That's close. That one closed right now, I drove by
Speaker 1: a big Dolly. And you know, big Boy, when he
Speaker 1: was younger, he used to date Dolly. Have you heard
Speaker 1: the story? No segment's got a coloring book. A big
Speaker 1: boy was dating a woman named Dolly in the coloring
Speaker 1: book and they split up, and now they're down in
Speaker 1: federal court with the divorce. Big boy is suing Dolly
Speaker 1: Burgers and shakes to get back the big boy. And
Speaker 1: how many big boys could you eat if you had
Speaker 1: to Will, I mean, if you had it.
Speaker 4: Usually I go for the super big boy.
Speaker 9: How Menna, I think I could probably get two or three,
Speaker 9: like my biggest, a big.
Speaker 4: Probably two.
Speaker 1: Usually couple onion rings, maybe cherry coke and a hot
Speaker 1: fudge game.
Speaker 9: We were throwing in some sides. Definitely, probably too went
Speaker 9: some onion rings, but onion rings, yeah, probably not maybe three.
Speaker 9: I think I'm my best day, probably three.
Speaker 1: So why did you choose wrestling? You're a football player.
Speaker 1: Mueller had a great year and football lost in the finals.
Speaker 1: I think, is that right?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: That was ugly. Nonetheless, the quarterback's coming back, but you
Speaker 1: won't be there. Well, I do decide to wrestle.
Speaker 4: I've been kind of restling my whole life since I
Speaker 4: was five years old.
Speaker 9: My dad and my grandpa wrestled and on my uncles,
Speaker 9: so it's just kind of the family tradition, you know,
Speaker 9: go to Moler, play football and wrestle, So it's kind
Speaker 9: of just always been mine. I I almost destined the
Speaker 9: Ioulza wrestled for Molas, so that's how I kind of
Speaker 9: got into it.
Speaker 1: So when you have babies and children years from now,
Speaker 1: they're going to go to Muller and maybe get into
Speaker 1: Deer Park High School? Possibly? Do you admire the graduates
Speaker 1: of Deer Park? Do you know what deer Park is?
Speaker 4: Yeah? My grandpa's from Deer Park.
Speaker 1: Oh good, yeah about that. He was a great guy.
Speaker 1: He got out though, didn't he?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he got out he went to ye he really Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, do you get a ring when you're the state
Speaker 1: champ and no one can beat you?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I got a I'm good. I probably get the
Speaker 4: ring next year.
Speaker 1: Got the ring, got the money, got the girls, you
Speaker 1: got everything.
Speaker 4: That's dash for anything more.
Speaker 1: Honestly, now you're talk got a point there, got a
Speaker 1: point right there. Segment get us graduate. Not only Will,
Speaker 1: but Redding's a gage. Murphy went fifty five, and oh
Speaker 1: he's a state champ. Saint xas Caane Shaugar is a
Speaker 1: state champion. And the ladies Lakota East Cameron Gresham and
Speaker 1: Lakota West Kelsey King. Let's get him in segment wrestling champions.
Speaker 1: I got a text here from Jeff Beckham, one of
Speaker 1: Mahler's finests, who says that the kid you beat was
Speaker 1: nationally ranked. So you were not ranked, You were unranked, untied, unscored.
Speaker 9: On so I was I was number two in Ohio.
Speaker 9: Uh yeah, he was number seventeen in the country. I
Speaker 9: hadn't been nationally ranked yet just because good an injury. Yeah,
Speaker 9: I had an injury and a dournet. We went to
Speaker 9: the national tournament Powerade in Pittsburgh and lost to the
Speaker 9: Florida state champ and the Pennsylvania runner up, and so
Speaker 9: I kind of fell out of the rankings with that.
Speaker 9: But you know, hopefully I'm up for Big Boy, like
Speaker 9: Big Boy, Big Boy Nationals.
Speaker 1: Now your mother, Stephanie to get to the Blue ash Dolly,
Speaker 1: don't say big Boy. They're in a divorce court right
Speaker 1: now and Big Boy is saying you can't use the
Speaker 1: Big Boy. You can't use hot fudge cake, you can't
Speaker 1: use cherry coke. They call it dolly Burgers. Get a
Speaker 1: couple of large dolly burgers and see what you think.
Speaker 1: They open up About a week ago. I tried to
Speaker 1: go there and I couldn't get in head line around that.
Speaker 1: Just go there and eat like a condemned prisoner. Are
Speaker 1: you bulking up right now to go to Ashland College?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm gonna try to go about two forty.
Speaker 1: What position do you play, if any defensive line you
Speaker 1: look kind of mean and nasty. See you like Bengals.
Speaker 1: They need somebody they need to Can you rush the
Speaker 1: quarterback at all?
Speaker 4: Yeah? At seven sacks this.
Speaker 1: Year and half the line Drey Hendrickson put him in.
Speaker 1: Not bad. Did you play deer Park in football or anything?
Speaker 1: How do you know?
Speaker 4: I think we just missed deer Park in.
Speaker 1: The finals or something.
Speaker 4: I think they were on the other side of the bracket.
Speaker 1: And they were lost D six. I think they are
Speaker 1: D six by the way, Yeah six or seven seven?
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Speaker 1: on Spectrum and d Alexander was kicking ass like misters.
Speaker 1: Did you like mister ass as a pro wrestler?
Speaker 4: I can't say I know that one.
Speaker 1: No, that was That was in the nineteen nineties. This
Speaker 1: is a long time ago. Andre the Giant. Could you
Speaker 1: defeat Andrea the Giant.
Speaker 4: It'll be close.
Speaker 9: I think uh probably got gottaa from the power bomb there.
Speaker 1: Try to pick him up. Yeah, segment, please continue. We
Speaker 1: also want to thank market.
Speaker 4: The Man, and I'm saying, whoa right here.
Speaker 9: In Nashville, Tennessee, pal.
Speaker 1: The man, Will Atkins is the man, the man, the Man.
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Speaker 1: would go to Dolly's, he'd put it like a large
Speaker 1: double big boy in each of his jowls. Just keep
Speaker 1: him there and then throughout the day just feed on him.
Speaker 4: Really, I can't see that from him.
Speaker 1: I feel like maybe you two ought to get on
Speaker 1: the floor somewhere and see who gets up. You say, garantee,
Speaker 1: I won't. You could bench press three fifteen, so you
Speaker 1: could bench owe me through this Segmentrobably, have you seen
Speaker 1: the Pete Rose event in which Pete Rose is piled
Speaker 1: driven by the Undertaker. Have you seen that?
Speaker 4: I cannot say I've seen that.
Speaker 1: And who's in the Ard Rustling Hall of Fame Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and Pete Rose. But as a classic matchup of
Speaker 1: Pete Rose getting piled driven into the mat by the
Speaker 1: Undertaker segment, Please continue? Will you? High school basketball today,
Speaker 1: the Division three state championship in Dayton. Right now at
Speaker 1: the half of Prison Mary, looks like they're going to
Speaker 1: roll the number four in a row. The Cavaliers leading
Speaker 1: Avon Lake. The Shore goals forty five twenty one at
Speaker 1: the break. Well, let's get to Alexander in here immediately.
Speaker 1: If not sooner, then we we say good luck later
Speaker 1: today to Alter and then Winton Woods in the girls
Speaker 1: state finals Princeton and Portsmouth tomorrow. The boys semi finals
Speaker 1: today coming up Wyoming in Maysville and Summit Country Day
Speaker 1: is in action Lakota West and Aiken on Sunday. Now
Speaker 1: to the Reds, let's talk about it. Let's see three
Speaker 1: thirty five hornel carriers inside pitch here on seven hundred
Speaker 1: WLW against Andrew Bennettendi in the White Sox. Is he playing?
Speaker 1: I don't know? Please continue. Red's catcher Tyler Stevenson has
Speaker 1: been diagnosed uh oh with a low grade oblique strain.
Speaker 1: He will open the twenty twenty five season on the
Speaker 1: injured list. Have you ever had a low grade oblique strain?
Speaker 4: Saving?
Speaker 6: What is that?
Speaker 1: It's not good?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 1: Well? You can't really do anything. You just gotta let
Speaker 1: it heal. I think it's north of your testicles. Isn't everything? Almost?
Speaker 1: Joe career best nineteen home runs last year. So now
Speaker 1: it's Jose Travino and well, I guess we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: Maybe Johnny Bench can come back. Number five, seventy five,
Speaker 1: he'll be on the disabled list. Let's see what else.
Speaker 1: MLS soccer Tomorrow night, FC Cincinnati at Charlotte FC at
Speaker 1: seventy SPN fifteen thirty. You need to win a game.
Speaker 1: College basketball Miami RedHawks in the Maximi Finals tonight in
Speaker 1: Cleveland against ken State, Kentucky and Alabama tonight at nine
Speaker 1: to thirty, roll tied Tega otaga away the hero last
Speaker 1: night for UK and their and their game winning baskets.
Speaker 1: What's his name? Otagua Oway? Will you know him?
Speaker 4: Nope? S mouthful?
Speaker 1: Though Louisville plays Clemson to night. The Dayton Flyers play
Speaker 1: in the quarterfinals against Saint Joseph tonight in the A ten.
Speaker 1: How does the football team look next year?
Speaker 4: Dan's craventally.
Speaker 1: Honestly, you don't care anymore. No, we're just kidding. They
Speaker 1: just reloaded. Guess how's the baseball team. A good friend
Speaker 1: of mine, Wally Sweeney, and his grandson plays baseball. He says,
Speaker 1: they're pretty good. I'm gonna go batting practice. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: pitch him. I'm gonna pitch to him.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we should be good. I'm going to bring it
Speaker 9: home this year.
Speaker 4: That's planned.
Speaker 1: I think last year got close. I think with the
Speaker 1: Mason beat Mueller at the end.
Speaker 9: Yeah, lost to and they were top five in the
Speaker 9: country all year and then got UPSat here there at
Speaker 9: the end.
Speaker 1: Oh, it takes one bad game and you're out of here.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, you favored to win your match in the state finals.
Speaker 1: Were you the underdog?
Speaker 4: I was the underdog.
Speaker 9: They they have like a statistics website, and they gave
Speaker 9: me a twenty percent chance to win the match.
Speaker 1: Seventy nine percent chance. You're gonna lose to this guy, yep,
Speaker 1: but you kicked his ass, like mister ass. Yeah, have
Speaker 1: you tried the four figure leg lock. If you got
Speaker 1: somebody in the four figure leg lock, what would happen?
Speaker 1: You can't do that tap out.
Speaker 4: I think they banned it a few years ago to
Speaker 4: make it sound.
Speaker 1: Honey, how do you pin somebody got pick him up
Speaker 1: and just hold him down to them? How do you
Speaker 1: do that?
Speaker 4: Arm bars?
Speaker 1: Oh, I've seen that, Ronda Rowsi that was her specialty.
Speaker 1: Do you do arm bars?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Would you like to date Ronda Rolsi?
Speaker 4: I could do it?
Speaker 1: Please continue? Well, the Bengals today re signed unrestricted free
Speaker 1: agent defensive end Joseph o'saigh? What about Trey Hendrickson? Have
Speaker 1: no idea? What about him? Segment? His his They say
Speaker 1: his worth is going down by the minute in the
Speaker 1: National Football League house, it's worth going down in mart
Speaker 1: the Bengals, Well, everybody else is signing guys and he's
Speaker 1: being left out in the cold. The Bengals won a
Speaker 1: first and second round pick, apparently one and two. Right,
Speaker 1: No one's going to give him second and third, but
Speaker 1: one and two? You know they draft so badly. Why
Speaker 1: not give him the draft picks? You have no players
Speaker 1: from there, anyway, one might ask. I don't want to
Speaker 1: be negative, you know me better or not? And former
Speaker 1: reality TV star Jesse Holmes, will he we congratulate him
Speaker 1: won the Iditarod Trail slog sled dog race. Yes today
Speaker 1: and Noma, Alaska. Well you know what the Idita Rod
Speaker 1: isn't can't say I do. And a lack of snow
Speaker 1: in Alaska, that's all grace July one thousand miles, but
Speaker 1: the dogs went eleven hundred and twenty nine miles, finished
Speaker 1: ten days and fourteen hours. That's tough duty right there.
Speaker 1: Good luck to him. Think, I don't know what to
Speaker 1: tell you. I think you want a car and one
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars or something, but there's no snow in Alaska.
Speaker 1: What it says, I got to get something from here.
Speaker 1: We've had plenty until about two weeks ago, for sure.
Speaker 1: Now it doesn't stop. Now it's like Boca Ratona around here. Now, Well,
Speaker 1: are you going to wrestle or just play football at Ashland?
Speaker 4: I just played.
Speaker 9: Football on it one end on the high note, will
Speaker 9: go out on top, and that's a play.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 4: Good luck to you.
Speaker 1: You have a night. I thought your mother was your sister.
Speaker 1: When I saw Stephanie here, I think you're dating her
Speaker 1: from my Notre Dame High school. That's a different story.
Speaker 1: But congratulations, will thank you, Segon. And we want to
Speaker 1: thank Dave from Wings and Rings in Monroe, Rings and
Speaker 1: Wings in Monroe for bringing in He lived behind me
Speaker 1: when he was a kid. Is that correct day he did?
Speaker 1: Was I mean and nasty? He took me down in basketball.
Speaker 1: That's why I don't like him anymore. So that's the guy.
Speaker 1: That's the guy right there, right there, that's the guy
Speaker 1: right there. Wow, he's the envy of Bobby Brannon Byron
Speaker 1: Iron Larkin And well, you lost to that girl at
Speaker 1: Saint ext Stacy Land. Forget about her. You forget about her.
Speaker 1: And you lost to the pro golfer and forget about
Speaker 1: her too. Forget about her. I only play women in
Speaker 1: the Nancy Lopez. I beat Nancy Lopez. Well, congratulations, you
Speaker 1: live a good life and make your parents proud. That's
Speaker 1: a plan segment. Thank you very much. On seven hundred
Speaker 1: WLW Bill Cunningham, the Great America. Of course, what's happening
Speaker 1: now in the Middle East? And the electricity has been
Speaker 1: turned off? And thank god that maybe hamas come under
Speaker 1: more pressure and then these events continue to transpire now
Speaker 1: and over the next several months, campus debates around Israel
Speaker 1: Godza conflict continue to make headlines, including student on a
Speaker 1: green card or visa acting up in such a way
Speaker 1: as to call for the murder of Jews and also
Speaker 1: the death of Western civilization. By the way, no one
Speaker 1: has a right to be here from Syria. Don't have
Speaker 1: that right. You're granted permission to enter under certain requirements.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless. Uri Kaufman is the author of American Intafada
Speaker 1: the Left, Learn to Hate Israel and Love Hamas and Uri, welcome,
Speaker 1: I think for the first time to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And first of all, can you tell the American people
Speaker 1: the historical context of campus activism and what's happening right now?
Speaker 6: Well, first of all, thanks so much for having me.
Speaker 6: It's a great privilege to be here. The genesis of
Speaker 6: this is really quite simple. In fact, a study was
Speaker 6: done for god who did it, and what they showed
Speaker 6: was that the more elite the college becomes, the more
Speaker 6: likely it is to have protests of this nature. So
Speaker 6: where I went to college, I went to city college
Speaker 6: at night. I had to work my way through school.
Speaker 6: You know, we never had protests like this. But then
Speaker 6: when I got to a liberal law school, all of
Speaker 6: a sudden, This is back in the nineteen eighties, all
Speaker 6: of a sudden, we were seeing protests for all sorts
Speaker 6: of liberal causes. And at the time we used to
Speaker 6: call it sixties envy. It actually had a name. Nowadays,
Speaker 6: what we're seeing is that in the elite colleges, places
Speaker 6: like Columbia, like Yale, like Harvard, you're seeing protests of
Speaker 6: this nature. I point out that in Harvard University, right
Speaker 6: after the FAMAS attack, which butchered twelve hundred people, two
Speaker 6: hundred and fifty hostages, dozens, perhaps hundreds of women raped,
Speaker 6: before Israel even responded, thirty four groups in Harvard signed
Speaker 6: on to a petition saying that they blamed Israel for
Speaker 6: everything and that we needed an immediate cease fire. And
Speaker 6: again this is even before the response, So obviously something
Speaker 6: really strange is happening.
Speaker 1: What is it? Because I went to a little place
Speaker 1: called Zavor University in Cincinnati, we had none of that
Speaker 1: crap going on, but Ohio did, and Kentucky did, and
Speaker 1: Chicago school. What is it about elite colleges that make
Speaker 1: these individuals think they need to be involved in something
Speaker 1: larger than themselves, that they feel as if they're the
Speaker 1: voice of the oppressed when they's so called oppressed. Those
Speaker 1: kids at community colleges all across this great country don't
Speaker 1: feel that at all. But if you're a Columbia or
Speaker 1: Barnard right now, all hell's break and lose. Can you
Speaker 1: get underneath the psyche of those Harvard Yale kids and
Speaker 1: see how it's so much different than may I say,
Speaker 1: community colleges.
Speaker 6: It's real simple. First of all, I have to respectfully disagree.
Speaker 6: I think kids who go to community colleges and city
Speaker 6: colleges like I did, and I went at night, I
Speaker 6: think we're just as involved as everyone else. I think
Speaker 6: we care at least as much as you know, the
Speaker 6: elite kids in Harvard care. I think what it all
Speaker 6: comes down to is it's real simple.
Speaker 3: In these elite.
Speaker 6: Colleges, and this has been shown in studies, people tend
Speaker 6: to be much more liberal. The professors are much more liberal,
Speaker 6: and the kids are much more liberal. Now, what does
Speaker 6: it mean to be a liberal today? What it means
Speaker 6: today is they want to fight racism. That is their
Speaker 6: clarion call. That it's almost at the level of a religion,
Speaker 6: and then you get into something called cognitive dissonance. This
Speaker 6: is something that psychologists identified in the middle of the
Speaker 6: last century. When people have deeply held beliefs and then
Speaker 6: facts appear that contradict the beliefs, people change the fact,
Speaker 6: they don't change the beliefs. These kids want to believe
Speaker 6: that people of color are being oppressed by white people.
Speaker 6: You suddenly have this high profile conflict Israel, which is
Speaker 6: of course a Jewish state. They perceive Jews as a
Speaker 6: white group of privilege Palestinians who are people of color,
Speaker 6: and so you got the white group of privilege in
Speaker 6: one corner, the people of color in the other. They're
Speaker 6: back in the people of color. That's just the way
Speaker 6: they're wired. That's their deepest health, core value. The trouble,
Speaker 6: of course, is that in this context the people of color,
Speaker 6: the Palestinians, are trying to commit genocide. They regularly are
Speaker 6: through to Jews, apes and pigs. They want to do
Speaker 6: what Hitler did. If you don't believe me, go on Google.
Speaker 6: You don't even need chat GBT for this type. In Jews,
Speaker 6: apes and pigs or Palestine apes and pigs.
Speaker 3: Scroll with your mouth.
Speaker 6: You'll see that what I'm saying is true, but there
Speaker 6: they don't like those facts, so then they change the
Speaker 6: facts to the narrative. And that's why you see forget
Speaker 6: about kids on college campuses. The New York Times, Barack Obama,
Speaker 6: Jimmy Carter when he was alive, regularly said things about
Speaker 6: Israel that were just patently false.
Speaker 1: I guess, sitting here in the Midwest, I got to
Speaker 1: be thinking about this. If somebody had told me there's
Speaker 1: going to be a citadel of racism and sexism, anti Semitism.
Speaker 1: And I spent many years in New York City on
Speaker 1: my TV show, and I'm thinking to myself, that's not
Speaker 1: the place it's going to be, because there's little or
Speaker 1: no institutional racism in New York. There's little or no
Speaker 1: anti Semitism except expressed by the college students in New York.
Speaker 1: And so the one place where you have a melting
Speaker 1: pot of different philosophies on the left, it's always New
Speaker 1: York City. I can't imagine Columbia or Barnard College having professors, etc.
Speaker 1: Who are racist in Anisemites, but that's exactly what they are.
Speaker 1: But these are bright, intelligent people. Yuri Kaufman, what is
Speaker 1: it about. Is that New York City or Yale, or
Speaker 1: UCLA or Ohio State. By the way, Ohio State University
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati received letters from Trump's Department of Education threatening
Speaker 1: to pull funding until they defund the HAMAS chapters out
Speaker 1: of Ohio State or UCLA or even University of Houston
Speaker 1: has gotten the letter. So I'm looking at this thinking
Speaker 1: what is there about Jews that send people off into
Speaker 1: racial stratosphere when Jews objectively have enriched every society in
Speaker 1: which Jews have arrived. Look at America as about one
Speaker 1: and a half percent of its population is Jewish and
Speaker 1: they succeed famously, I met. I might add, much like
Speaker 1: Indian refugees who here do great work. Nigerians do great
Speaker 1: work in America when they're here legally or conglese they
Speaker 1: do very well. So what is it in the water
Speaker 1: about New York City that these privileged individuals act as
Speaker 1: if that they're combating something that exists only in their mind.
Speaker 3: It's a great question.
Speaker 6: Again, it all gets back to cognitive dissonance. When people
Speaker 6: have deeply held beliefs and then facts appear that contradict
Speaker 6: the beliefs, people change the fact they don't change the beliefs.
Speaker 6: And again, even senior people, even really smart people, say
Speaker 6: what you want about Barack Obama.
Speaker 3: You're a real smart guy. I think anybody would agree
Speaker 3: with that.
Speaker 6: Yes, Right after the Kamas attack, Barack Obama tweeted that
Speaker 6: we must conceive that there are unclean.
Speaker 3: Hands on both sides. So why are their unclean hands
Speaker 3: on both sides?
Speaker 6: Well, he said why, he said, because of what he
Speaker 6: termed the quote unbearable occupation.
Speaker 3: Well, there was just one problem.
Speaker 6: Israel didn't occupy Gozo. Israel had withdrawn from God eighteen
Speaker 6: years before, so there was no occupation at all. But
Speaker 6: you see, Barack Obama doesn't like those facts because that
Speaker 6: means the white group of privilege are the good guys
Speaker 6: and the people of color are the bad guys. And
Speaker 6: that's just not the way he thinks. So he changes
Speaker 6: the facts to fit the narrative. The problem is the occupation,
Speaker 6: which doesn't exist.
Speaker 3: The New York Times did the exact same thing.
Speaker 6: They wrote that Israel was occupying Gaza even though they
Speaker 6: withdrew from Gaza. They actually said this in his story.
Speaker 6: They said there was a quote draconian blockade of Gaza.
Speaker 6: I looked up the numbers. In twenty twenty two, the
Speaker 6: last full year before the Kammas attacked, Israel supplied Gaza
Speaker 6: with five point seven billion gallons of water, sixty seven
Speaker 6: thousand trucks filled with supplies, two thirds of Gaza's electricity
Speaker 6: all it's fuel. Seventeen thousand gozen Palestinians were working in
Speaker 6: Israel under license.
Speaker 3: Taking a paycheck.
Speaker 6: Came. Now you've got the only war in the history
Speaker 6: of the world, literally where one side is supplying the
Speaker 6: other purely on humanitarian graph. The New York Times called
Speaker 6: it a draconian blockade. And this wins the poem Surprize
Speaker 6: again because it fits the narrative that liberals like to
Speaker 6: believe that white people oppressed people of color. And I'm
Speaker 6: not going to say there's no place on earth where
Speaker 6: that doesn't happen or didn't happen, you know, one hundred
Speaker 6: years ago.
Speaker 3: Or something like that.
Speaker 6: But in this context between the Palestinians, who again, what
Speaker 6: did you have to say about hamas candor is their
Speaker 6: only virtue, they come right out and say we want
Speaker 6: to commit genocide, we want to kill everyone, and we
Speaker 6: will commit any atrocity to do so. On the other side,
Speaker 6: you've got in Israel, which is agreed to every compromise propose.
Speaker 6: It's nineteen thirty seven. But they don't like those facts,
Speaker 6: so they flip it around and they've got this crazy
Speaker 6: narrative and they make up facts that don't exist.
Speaker 1: Well, let me give you a little vignette. When I
Speaker 1: was in Israel for about two weeks in May of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty three, about six months before the vicious attack
Speaker 1: by hamas they are, he was a retired IDF A captain.
Speaker 1: Told us the story about this eight year old girl.
Speaker 1: He said, I'll give you the depth of danger that
Speaker 1: we exist, that exists here in Israel. I said, like,
Speaker 1: tell me the story. He said, an eight year old girl.
Speaker 1: She's in her kitchen somewhere in the West Bank and
Speaker 1: there's a there's a fire explosion of one type or another,
Speaker 1: and she is severely burned. And the medical authorities in
Speaker 1: the West Bank, largely supplied by the Israelis, knew they
Speaker 1: couldn't handle it, and so that they took her to
Speaker 1: the border, to one of the working areas. And her
Speaker 1: father was one of the seventeen thousand that worked in
Speaker 1: Israel every day, and so the ambulance took him there.
Speaker 1: They went into Israel, and for the next four to
Speaker 1: five months, this little girl was nursed back to health,
Speaker 1: but she had to come back every ten days to
Speaker 1: two weeks for more treatment. So this went on for
Speaker 1: dozens of times. And after about three or four months
Speaker 1: of treatment in Israel, this Palestinian girl, little eight year
Speaker 1: old girl, was doing quite well, and so all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, what happened is that one day she appears
Speaker 1: from more treatment with her father, and the guards of
Speaker 1: Israel thought something's wrong, something's amiss here, something's not going right,
Speaker 1: and so they took her off to the side, and
Speaker 1: what they found that the father had strapped suicide bombs
Speaker 1: to her body and that her mission was to go
Speaker 1: into the hospital where she was being treated for the
Speaker 1: last three to four months of these severe burns and
Speaker 1: to blow up the hospital and kill the Jewish doctors.
Speaker 1: And at that point she was arrested. The father was arrested,
Speaker 1: and then they had a problem. They had to unarm her.
Speaker 1: And then when they kept her in the hospital, and
Speaker 1: I never found out what happened to her, but they knew.
Speaker 1: The IDF captain retired told us that if she was
Speaker 1: returned to the West Bank. Her family would kill her.
Speaker 1: Her father was arrested, but the mentality was, no matter
Speaker 1: what it is, if it takes a thousand years, we're
Speaker 1: going to kill Jews. And that story told me all
Speaker 1: I needed to know about the conflict, which is the
Speaker 1: Jews are willing to reach out to live in peace.
Speaker 1: When I was in tv Or in Jerusalem, I saw
Speaker 1: Catholic churches, I saw mosques. I saw about twenty five
Speaker 1: percent of the population were era of Muslims. But the
Speaker 1: deep seated hatred of Hamas has blood, Palestins and godsins
Speaker 1: is so strong with the Jews that they would kill
Speaker 1: doctors saving this man's daughter's life. Your reaction, well, it's.
Speaker 6: Not an unusual story, though it actually pains me to
Speaker 6: say that.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 6: There was a woman named Vivian Silver, a Canadian Israeli.
Speaker 6: She moved to Israel many many years before. She lived
Speaker 6: in the kibbutz right along the Gaza border. She was
Speaker 6: a very very left wing liberal individual. She drove Palestinian
Speaker 6: children who were thick to Israeli hospitals to be treated.
Speaker 6: Let's just stop and think about that one for a moment.
Speaker 6: I mean, during World War Two, we were not opening
Speaker 6: our hospitals to Germans and Japanese. I mean, these things
Speaker 6: are all completely unprecedented. But anyway, Vivian Silver who it
Speaker 6: was a big piece activist and drove Palestinians regularly to
Speaker 6: Israeli hospitals to be treated at. When the attack occurred,
Speaker 6: the moths terrors knew where she lived because of this activity.
Speaker 6: They drove straight to her house, got her dead, and
Speaker 6: then they burned her house to the ground. And they
Speaker 6: knew what they were doing. They were making a statement.
Speaker 6: They were saying, we will never accept you. We don't
Speaker 6: care what you do for us, we don't care about anything.
Speaker 6: We're just going to keep killing you because we think
Speaker 6: we can eventually kill every one of you. We think
Speaker 6: our number can come up one day and then we're
Speaker 6: going to commit genocide like Hitler. The level of evil
Speaker 6: that we're seeing here, I can almost say it's unprecedented.
Speaker 6: We've heard it many times that more Jews died in
Speaker 6: this one attack than any other single day since the Holocaust.
Speaker 6: But now let me tell you the difference. When I
Speaker 6: was growing up, about half the grown ups were Holocaust survivors.
Speaker 6: It was I don't have to tell you what the
Speaker 6: Holocaust was all about. But a lot of people did
Speaker 6: come back with stories of humanity. The you know, the
Speaker 6: peasant woman who hid people. That's actually how my brother
Speaker 6: in law's father was saved.
Speaker 3: There was a.
Speaker 6: Peasant Poland who hid them, or you know, someone who
Speaker 6: would give them papers to help them get out, things
Speaker 6: like that. There were stories of humanity. So far, not
Speaker 6: one Israeli hostages come back with one single story of kindness,
Speaker 6: of humanity, of the story of you know, someone who
Speaker 6: brought them, you know, some sort of food or pharmaceuticals
Speaker 6: to help a lot of these hostages were wounded, a
Speaker 6: lot of them were in pain. Nothing, not any one.
Speaker 6: Is just unbelievable, evil incarnate and right now it just
Speaker 6: seems very, very depressing that liberals in our country would
Speaker 6: get behind these people just because they judge people by
Speaker 6: the color of their skin, not the content of their character.
Speaker 1: Liberal democrats will go out of their way to act
Speaker 1: as if those of us who feel differently that we're
Speaker 1: the racist, when reality they are as you say. They
Speaker 1: changed the facts to fit their opinion. Jews, apes and
Speaker 1: pigs are all lumped together. And I don't know how
Speaker 1: over the next five days, five months, five years, five
Speaker 1: hundred years, that's going to change. The only way to
Speaker 1: do it then is to win the war. The only
Speaker 1: way to win is to defeat the enemy. And I'm
Speaker 1: not sure that's possible, but it must be done. Whatever
Speaker 1: Israel must do to clean out Hamas and Hesbala and
Speaker 1: Isis and boc a Ram and Taliban, whatever ideation, it
Speaker 1: must happen because they want the downfall, They want the
Speaker 1: destruction of Western civilization. They want to kill Christians Catholics,
Speaker 1: but they especially want to kill Jews. And the name
Speaker 1: of the book, it's wonderful, Uri Kaufman, You're the best.
Speaker 1: And it's entitled America into Fada. How the Left learned
Speaker 1: to hate Israel and love Hamas, which is truly unbelievable,
Speaker 1: especially in New York City. But Uri, once again, thanks
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And as I
Speaker 1: often say, the truth will set you free and the
Speaker 1: idea that you can live in peace. And one of
Speaker 1: the best things you said, of course was to Barack
Speaker 1: Hussein Obama on the day of the attack. With hundreds
Speaker 1: of rapes, two thousand plus murders, two hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: hostage is taken, wanted to have well, well, I wanted
Speaker 1: to have equalization between the Jews and a moss, and
Speaker 1: there is no equalization. The Jews want to live in
Speaker 1: peace and a moss wants to kill apes, pigs and
Speaker 1: Jews and that's their heart and soul. But Ury Kaufman,
Speaker 1: you're a great American, and thanks for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Uri, Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Let's continue with more historian legal expert
Speaker 1: Uri Kaufman. You can see him on many of the
Speaker 1: news Max, Bloomberg, Fox, Business, et cetera. And that's the idea.
Speaker 1: And that little eight year old girl whose life was
Speaker 1: saved by Jewish doctors, her mission and her family's mission
Speaker 1: was to blow up the hospital where she was being treated.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more Bill cunning under Grand American Live
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Speaker 1: fifteen thirty. Louisville and Clemson Attorney play Red's Update, Reds
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Speaker 1: on the Diamondbacks. What about Stevenson? He is Tyler Stevenson
Speaker 1: is going to go start the season on the injured list.
Speaker 1: Of course. He has been diagnosed with a low grade
Speaker 1: oblique strain. What's that grade obleique strain? It's right there
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Speaker 1: he's out for a while. I guess do they go
Speaker 1: get a do they go get a catcher? Now they
Speaker 1: hired a catcher, and I don't know if there's a
Speaker 1: backup of Stevenson's kind of important, but not as important
Speaker 1: as the red starting pitching, would you agree? Correct? Not
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Speaker 1: What about Marte? So far, so good? What about McLain?
Speaker 1: Bengals up to a free agent defensive vent Joseph Osai
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Speaker 1: Five segment. Lastly, Yes, the Red start a week from Thursday,
Speaker 1: which is like thirteen days away. Are you prepared for this?
Speaker 1: If we need the Red like it was six months ago.
Speaker 1: Now all of a sudden, it's a week away, and
Speaker 1: with Ted McKay and the start strong and get better.
Speaker 1: Amended that I don't want to have more excuses. Nobody's
Speaker 1: on the d L. No one has has a problem
Speaker 1: with this or that I went the Reds to win
Speaker 1: two out of three from the Giants, go wire to
Speaker 1: wire a new manager. I believe in Tito, I believe
Speaker 1: in Francona. But it's like in nineteen ninety when the
Speaker 1: Reds brought in pot Rose lou Right I believe in Lou.
Speaker 1: I believe in Tito me too. Would you agree or not? Yes? Segment,
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Speaker 1: good weekend and go Reds and good luck to all
Speaker 1: the teams in the state tournaments. How about well winning
Speaker 1: the state wrestling title for Malor Plus we have more
Speaker 1: coming in after next week. I want to see Purcell
Speaker 1: here once again with De Alexander. I taught her how
Speaker 1: to shoot. By the way, we leave you with the
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Speaker 1: next week.
Speaker 2: Until then, remember it isn't what's your drive, but how
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Speaker 4: This is Roderick Crawford saying, see you next week.
Speaker 1: Segment. Thank you, Yes, sir, Let's continue with them more.
Speaker 1: We never stop. We simply continue. Reds Baseball begins in
Speaker 1: about forty five minutes. Will at Trump of the Reds
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred you elder, I'm Bill Cunningham, the
Speaker 1: great American, and of course Lori Kalani is the chief
Speaker 1: Responsible Gaming Officer of DraftKings. And then put in some
Speaker 1: perspective what March Madison is no better person that has
Speaker 1: information on that than Lorie Coloney of DraftKings and Laurie Colanney,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all,
Speaker 1: can you tell the American people the extent of legal
Speaker 1: gambling happening and how it's changed over the past three
Speaker 1: or four years, because I think it's quite dramatic.
Speaker 10: Sure, So just to give you a sense, Bill, and
Speaker 10: thanks for having me. The American Gaming Association just today
Speaker 10: put out an estimate that three point one billion dollars
Speaker 10: will be legally gambled.
Speaker 2: On March Madness.
Speaker 10: So that's a whole lot of money and a whole
Speaker 10: lot of people having a lot of fun. And that's
Speaker 10: really at DraftKings the way we think about this, this.
Speaker 3: Is really.
Speaker 10: Pairing the passion for sports with the love of the
Speaker 10: game and really exploding the fun and entertainment experience. And
Speaker 10: so it's my job at DraftKings to make sure that
Speaker 10: everything we do, all of our players know that responsible
Speaker 10: gaming is a top priority for us, and we want
Speaker 10: every player to play responsibly, and we know that means
Speaker 10: different things for different players, but we want people to
Speaker 10: play responsibly and we've given them a whole host of
Speaker 10: tools and.
Speaker 5: Ways to do that.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, March is a problem gambling awareness a month.
Speaker 1: And I look at some of these statistics. Americans about
Speaker 1: one hundred and forty eight billion dollars in sports and
Speaker 1: the year twenty twenty four. I would anticipate that those numbers,
Speaker 1: you have some estimate in the year twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: how big that number is going to get above almost
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty billion. How much will we bet
Speaker 1: in the year twenty twenty five.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I anticipate as jurisdictions continue to legalize sports betting
Speaker 10: and other gaming, that those numbers will go up because
Speaker 10: game's been around forever and people enjoy doing it. And
Speaker 10: you know, again are our priorities to make sure people
Speaker 10: do it in a responsible way.
Speaker 1: And as far as the state's benefiting. I live in
Speaker 1: the great state of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, where my program
Speaker 1: has heard that. I have an anticipation that there are
Speaker 1: serious revenues to the states, so they take their small
Speaker 1: cut of the piece of the pie which funds roads
Speaker 1: and bridges and highways. In fact, Governor Mike Dwine, when
Speaker 1: he has State of the State address about three or
Speaker 1: four days ago, talked about the important role that online
Speaker 1: gaming and also the casinos having the state of Ohio
Speaker 1: and do it responsibly. Isn't it fair to say that
Speaker 1: people were gambling anyway, and why not do it legitimately
Speaker 1: in which a lot of people win, some people lose,
Speaker 1: and the state gets his tax revenue. So the governor
Speaker 1: of Ohio said, this is an important part of the
Speaker 1: state budget. How does that make you feel?
Speaker 10: Well, I'm glad it's legalized and that there's the opportunity
Speaker 10: to have a legalized, regulated market because I think that's
Speaker 10: good for consumers, and as you said, it's good for
Speaker 10: the state to fund things that the state might have
Speaker 10: not otherwise been able to fund. And so I think
Speaker 10: of us as partners to some extent with the states
Speaker 10: in which we operate, And you know, I think it's
Speaker 10: I think it's the right way to go because look,
Speaker 10: I grew up in Las Vegas, oh And I've been
Speaker 10: around gaming my entire life, and everywhere I went when
Speaker 10: I left Las Vegas, people were gambling, whether it was
Speaker 10: legal or not. So I'm just really glad to see
Speaker 10: the states catching up with you know, creating a real
Speaker 10: legal market.
Speaker 1: Many times in March madness, that's the first time someone
Speaker 1: has bet. What advice would you give to players who
Speaker 1: are betting on March Madness for the very first time.
Speaker 1: The great majority of Americans, I think bet on a
Speaker 1: directly or indirectly, but there are millions and millions of
Speaker 1: Americans who bet for the first time. What advice would
Speaker 1: you give to these individuals? Lori Koalani, Chief Responsible Gaming
Speaker 1: Officer of DraftKings, what advice would you give for the
Speaker 1: first time gambler?
Speaker 10: Yeah, Bill, I mean for me, the cardinal advice is
Speaker 10: this should be for fun, and so in order to
Speaker 10: keep it fun, everybody who decides to bet needs to
Speaker 10: set a budget. So only betting what you can afford
Speaker 10: to lose is the key, and sticking to that budget,
Speaker 10: and so thinking about things like not doubling down all
Speaker 10: losing bets, you know, which we call chasing your losses,
Speaker 10: and taking breaks when you feel like you need a break,
Speaker 10: and really understanding that responsible gaming is for everybody, not
Speaker 10: just for some people. It's just good playing habits for
Speaker 10: everybody who decides to gamble.
Speaker 1: And like anybody else in life, sometimes people have an
Speaker 1: addiction to get stuck. And what resources are available with
Speaker 1: Drafkings if some person finds themselves in such a way
Speaker 1: that they need help.
Speaker 10: So that's what Problem Gambling Awareness Month is all about.
Speaker 10: It's really a national campaign to highlight and increase awareness
Speaker 10: around problems gambling and to make sure people understand what
Speaker 10: that means and how to spot it and where they
Speaker 10: can get support. And in honor of a Problem Gambling
Speaker 10: Awareness mon in twenty twenty two, Draft Teams established the
Speaker 10: State Council Fund where we were the first operator to
Speaker 10: commit to support thirty four state council funds with financial
Speaker 10: help every year. It was an initial three year program
Speaker 10: and we just renewed that program again this year. We
Speaker 10: just announced that and through the millions of dollars we've
Speaker 10: provided various state councils, we have been able to support
Speaker 10: the work that those clinicians and support and advocate groups
Speaker 10: are able to be for the people who need the support.
Speaker 10: And of course if somebody is on our website and
Speaker 10: looks in our RG center, there's support phone numbers and
Speaker 10: websites and information that are specific to each jurisdiction, so
Speaker 10: we make sure people who need support are getting sent
Speaker 10: in the right direction to take very seriously.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, and I would not know that eighty five percent of
Speaker 1: players consider deposit limits effective. Seventy percent endorse time limits.
Speaker 1: Seventy seven percent support wager limits as ways to encourage
Speaker 1: responsible playing. It's not the end of the life. If
Speaker 1: your team loses or wins, it's not the end of
Speaker 1: the tomorrow. There's another day, next week's another March. Madness
Speaker 1: is big, But then coming up, we're going to have
Speaker 1: Major League Baseball starting and they have connections through DraftKings
Speaker 1: and others. We've got the NBA Playoffs coming and all
Speaker 1: this stuff happening, and the great majority of Americans enjoy it.
Speaker 1: They like it, they do it responsibly. But there's some
Speaker 1: that need some help, and the help is there. So lastly,
Speaker 1: give a website if someone that needs some help through DraftKings.
Speaker 1: What can be done to assist someone having some gambling difficulties.
Speaker 10: Sore So our Responsible Gaming Center, which could be found
Speaker 10: at RG dot DraftKings dot com has a link on
Speaker 10: it or support and if somebody clicked on that, they
Speaker 10: would be able to access phone numbers and websites for
Speaker 10: support hanging to what they need. Also, we have a
Speaker 10: new RG AD coming out in collaboration with the NFL
Speaker 10: and the NBA, and it's a really great engaging ad
Speaker 10: and we really are trying to amplify our message to
Speaker 10: use these tools, play responsibly and keep the game fun.
Speaker 1: Sounds great to me. Lauri Kialani, chief Responsible Gaming Officer
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