Speaker 1: Billy Cunning in the Great America, and welcome to glorious
Speaker 1: Tuesday Afternoon. The trice that after the great Bengals victory
Speaker 1: Bengals win at and t people are going nuts. We
Speaker 1: have our own Tailor Swift and Tracy Travis Kelcey situation
Speaker 1: going on with Kade York and Zoe Dale and so
Speaker 1: much more. Plus we got the gritty, we got the
Speaker 1: picking up the pieces, and the news conferences there after,
Speaker 1: in which Joe Burrow said, it appears that he's going
Speaker 1: to have his receiving core back, including t Higgins and
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase and everybody. That's the implication. I guess he's
Speaker 1: going to give back a bunch of money. I don't
Speaker 1: see Mike Brown reaching deep in his pocket. But until then,
Speaker 1: big big stuff's happening at Bobby Mackie's and Wilder and
Speaker 1: of course Brian Hambrick this afternoon is on the scene.
Speaker 1: And I know Tony Benner used to have his chops
Speaker 1: going over there and doing the two step quite often
Speaker 1: having too much to drink at an uber ride home.
Speaker 1: And now all of a sudden's being torn down and
Speaker 1: everyone has us upset about. So tell the American people
Speaker 1: Bobby Mackie's. You're there, Unseene this afternoon. What is happening
Speaker 1: at Bobby Mackie's and Wilder if anything?
Speaker 2: Well, hello again, mister Cunningham.
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 3: Well we have Well, there's a bacco that's been chewing
Speaker 3: into Bobby Mackie's for a couple of hours now, and
Speaker 3: a good portion of the building is down in just
Speaker 3: a pile of rubble, just just a pile of broken boards,
Speaker 3: some conduit walls that have fallen in. And it wasn't
Speaker 3: much to look at to begin with this place, but
Speaker 3: it did have a lot of memories for people who
Speaker 3: who ever went in. If you ever went in to
Speaker 3: Bobby Mackie, you would never forget it. I don't think
Speaker 3: there was a place like it in the entire country
Speaker 3: that was exactly like this.
Speaker 2: I couldn't believe it was open when I went in there.
Speaker 1: Well, describe what's happening because the original structure I was
Speaker 1: there once just a look got it. It looked like
Speaker 1: a flop house. I don't want to denigrate a business.
Speaker 1: It didn't look real good. So why is it good?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Well, I it was not real pretty. But on the
Speaker 3: inside that's where all the character was, but a little bit.
Speaker 2: Like Bobby Mackeie.
Speaker 3: You know, the outside don't look good, but the inside
Speaker 3: that's where all the character is. No, he was out
Speaker 3: here today and we talked to him. The yeah, the exterior,
Speaker 3: the problem with the building was. I mean, he told me,
Speaker 3: he goes, this just had leaky pipes, It had just
Speaker 3: all kinds of issues, and he.
Speaker 2: Said it was just time for the building go. He's
Speaker 2: owned his building since well he's yeah, he's owned it
Speaker 2: and operated Bobby.
Speaker 3: Mackie's Honky Tonks since nineteen seventy eight.
Speaker 2: And he opened it.
Speaker 3: And that's just about the time that Urban Cowboy came out,
Speaker 3: and he had a mechanical bull when that came out,
Speaker 3: one of the very few in the country, and the
Speaker 3: popularity of these honky tongs based off of that movie
Speaker 3: just skyrocketed. So it gave him a boost kind of
Speaker 3: that he needed. And he said, you know, I only
Speaker 3: ever wanted a place just so I could play, and
Speaker 3: you come in and Bobby Mackie will be playing. Almost
Speaker 3: every time I've ever been in there, he was playing,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 1: But the real marketing of Bobby Mackie's were all the ghosts,
Speaker 1: not the two step wasn't Urban Cowboy, right, it was
Speaker 1: explain how it got the reputation of being haunted and
Speaker 1: what happens to the ghost that the building's not there anymore.
Speaker 1: But how did they get haunted in the first place.
Speaker 2: Well, now I don't know. Nobody exactly knows.
Speaker 3: There's a number of stories that go about about lost heads.
Speaker 3: And this was a slaughterhouse at one time, and there's
Speaker 3: all the blood drained into this kind of well that
Speaker 3: went over into the Licking River.
Speaker 2: It really wasn't a well. It just just a pike
Speaker 2: that went into the Licking River and it just drained
Speaker 2: the blood of the dan animals into there. So I
Speaker 2: think it got it kind of a creepy red mutation
Speaker 2: to begin with.
Speaker 3: Yeah, with that, and then I think there were some
Speaker 3: murders and people had that to something that could have
Speaker 3: happened in the building.
Speaker 2: Maybe should have did you know? Nobody knows, but these
Speaker 2: ghost stories.
Speaker 3: And Bobby Mackie told me he didn't even know about
Speaker 3: it until he was he had bought the building, he
Speaker 3: was in the process of fixing it up. He goes,
Speaker 3: I didn't know about it, he goes. A neighbor says
Speaker 3: I'll tell you all about it. Because he starts telling
Speaker 3: him about this, he goes, well, don't tell anybody, because
Speaker 3: I don't want anybody to know this to come in.
Speaker 2: You know. And so he said.
Speaker 3: It wasn't until about ten years later that this started
Speaker 3: picking up, you know steam. And then after a while
Speaker 3: he said, for the record, I don't believe it. He goes,
Speaker 3: I never believed it. I never saw anything in here,
Speaker 3: he said. But I will say, he goes, I've softened
Speaker 3: on it over the years because over the years so
Speaker 3: many people believed it and saw things instead they saw
Speaker 3: things and and so so he's.
Speaker 2: Kind of embraced it. And you know, there have been all.
Speaker 3: These If there's a paranormal show that comes on or
Speaker 3: a documentary, this is like the first plate they come
Speaker 3: is over here. Well, now it's gone that they're in
Speaker 3: the basement of this place with the things.
Speaker 2: I think they called it Hell's Gate.
Speaker 3: Well, it was that tunnel, that pit where they I
Speaker 3: guess all the blood drained out into the Licking River.
Speaker 2: It was almost like a corridor down there. It's it's
Speaker 2: sort of collapsed.
Speaker 3: Apparently now, but but the tunnel was still there, and
Speaker 3: that's where all these you know, polker Geist or whatever
Speaker 3: we're supposed to come from or what you know, whatever
Speaker 3: happened was around that particular feature.
Speaker 2: Well, apparently he says, when they rebuild over here, because
Speaker 2: that's the plan. The plan is to rebuild this and
Speaker 2: hold totally new. Bobby Mackie's I don't know what's gonna
Speaker 2: look like yet. I don't know if they have renderings.
Speaker 2: And but the mayor of Wilder was even here and
Speaker 2: she's like, we can't wait for the next phase of
Speaker 2: Bobby Mackey.
Speaker 3: I can guarantee it's not gonna look any worse than
Speaker 3: building they're taken down, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: Well, in nineteen ninety two, I can recall you there's
Speaker 1: a reporter a Channel five named Michael Collins. It was
Speaker 1: really remember Michael Collins and I went there with them
Speaker 1: and we heard howling of banshees late at night, and
Speaker 1: big story was done. You couldn't see the ghost. We
Speaker 1: knew they were there, and it was because it was
Speaker 1: a it was a butcher shop, it was a slaughter.
Speaker 1: And then it became several human bodies were missing and
Speaker 1: the heads were located somewhere in the Licking River, floating
Speaker 1: down like bobbing like corks. And I'm thinking, and I
Speaker 1: thought that was a bad imagery for a bar restaurant,
Speaker 1: would you agree? But all of a sudden, in.
Speaker 3: That way, you could probably you know, you could probably
Speaker 3: put those head and sell T shirts with it on.
Speaker 3: You know, it just became part of the place. People
Speaker 3: embrace the ghosts, and the stories continue to build. And
Speaker 3: now in the new building, the plan.
Speaker 2: Is to highlight that. Actually he said he'd never seen
Speaker 2: it until I whatever year it was, and they uncovered
Speaker 2: the place and all that.
Speaker 3: But he says, in the new building they're gonna have
Speaker 3: that exposed. You'll be able to see the tunnel that
Speaker 3: goes down in.
Speaker 2: There or this well or whatever it is.
Speaker 3: And he said they're gonna put lights in it, and
Speaker 3: they're gonna have glass over it, so you'll be able
Speaker 3: to actually stand right there and I don't know, maybe
Speaker 3: the ghosts will come up and perform or something.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, it's uh, I would assume it's gonna be bigger.
Speaker 1: And is it actually I see the video you put
Speaker 1: together it's now gone. Is the new building going to
Speaker 1: be in exactly the same location.
Speaker 3: I think it's gonna be on the property, but I'm
Speaker 3: not sure exactly where it's gonna be. But the property
Speaker 3: kind of goes up the hill quite a bit from
Speaker 3: the original. So there were other things here. This was
Speaker 3: once It was a couple of bars before this the
Speaker 3: long history people say the mob owned it and they
Speaker 3: ran gambling and brothels out of his side and all
Speaker 3: kinds of like interesting history.
Speaker 2: Uh, there was I think it was one of the bars,
Speaker 2: or it was a complex I think called Primrose. At
Speaker 2: one time looked a little better than.
Speaker 3: You know, this building was sort of like an old
Speaker 3: hippie you know, it kind.
Speaker 2: Of it had better days.
Speaker 4: You know, talking about talking about Northern Kentucky, you take
Speaker 4: Beverly Hill Soccer Club throwing the Newport Strip clubs with
Speaker 4: Sheriff Raderman, that kind of stuff with April flowers, throwed
Speaker 4: all that stuff together and Bobby Mackie.
Speaker 1: What the hell happened in Northern Kentucky. It's now been
Speaker 1: paved over. Reminds me some scenes some good fellas. All
Speaker 1: the old casinos her down. Now it's owned by corporate America.
Speaker 1: That's what's happened to the Northern Kentucky.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, everything's illegal until you know corporate entity for
Speaker 3: the government gets involved, and then you know when they're
Speaker 3: gonna make money, all of a sudden, it's okay. Don't
Speaker 3: forget about all that morality business we gave you on
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 2: Gambling and all that we were out of her. We
Speaker 2: don't know what we were talking about. Forget about that.
Speaker 2: We're making money off it. It's all legal. But if
Speaker 2: me and you want to go out on the Ohio River.
Speaker 3: And take our canoe and and have a game of
Speaker 3: a poker and make money off of it, we're going
Speaker 3: to jail.
Speaker 1: That's all. That's awful. Smoking pot. You can't do that.
Speaker 1: Casino gambling, that's evil. Corporate America took over. I can
Speaker 1: remember some strip joined in Newport that Tony Bender dragged
Speaker 1: me over there many years ago, and there was this
Speaker 1: stripper on stage, so come out. She puts some liquid
Speaker 1: on her body. She light herself on fire as the
Speaker 1: music played, I Bring you Fire, Da, And I said, Tony,
Speaker 1: what the hell what are we doing here? This woman's
Speaker 1: on fire? And I thought those Corporate America has taken
Speaker 1: over a new part in the condominiums, all that stuff
Speaker 1: in the Beverly Hills. Bobby Mackie's all done, and now
Speaker 1: casino gambling's on the river, it's on everywhere you can go,
Speaker 1: it's on your phone. Corporate America is making a bunch
Speaker 1: of money and Bobby Mackie's has done unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, well well but he's coming back. You know,
Speaker 2: he's got the place he.
Speaker 3: Used to be mugsbes moty two, So he has that
Speaker 3: and he's going to reopen this.
Speaker 2: So he's there in the in the interim, so you
Speaker 2: can still get all the music and I think atmosphere,
Speaker 2: I don't know, it's hard. It was hard to match
Speaker 2: the atmosphere and that barn. Yeah, you went through that.
Speaker 2: It was literally like going into a portal of the past.
Speaker 2: I mean something like way back.
Speaker 3: I know he started in seventy eight, but I'm telling
Speaker 3: you it was like the fifties in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, it'll never come again. To let you and
Speaker 1: I make a date that if he actually opens again,
Speaker 1: if he actually opens, I'm going to look into the
Speaker 1: pit where the body and the dead cows were on
Speaker 1: their floating carcasses, down the licking into the Ohiver all
Speaker 1: the way down to the golf. Let's make a date
Speaker 1: to get back there. I'll get bender and get that
Speaker 1: old girlfriend of his from that strip club in Newport.
Speaker 1: I bring you fire. Holy God, I said, I said, Tony,
Speaker 1: she's hot. Literally, she's all right, let's make a date.
Speaker 1: We'll do it now. Secondly, I head on you. She's hot,
Speaker 1: she's really hot. I don't know how that was her actors.
Speaker 1: Set herself on fire, run around the stage. I said,
Speaker 1: what the hell is this? Then the fire went out
Speaker 1: and you saw whatever she had to present to the south. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Tony loved that stuff. I didn't care much for that myself.
Speaker 1: I did it for his sake. Nonetheless, that was his thing.
Speaker 1: He liked to watch women burn. That was his thing. Anyway.
Speaker 1: Yesterday I had and Joe Dieters came in his last
Speaker 1: day on the bench. He's gonna start again in about
Speaker 1: three weeks. And he brought this extensive order signed by
Speaker 1: Judge Roulme like about seven eight years ago when Mallory
Speaker 1: was the mayor, in which the city agreed never again
Speaker 1: to have homeless encampments. Had nothing to do with this
Speaker 1: their availability. It was a public health issue that it's
Speaker 1: not healthy for them, not healthy for us to have
Speaker 1: needles and poop and ure it all over the place.
Speaker 1: So everyone agreed to it. They sat down. It's like
Speaker 1: an eight page order. I got a copy right here,
Speaker 1: and the city agreed to never allow that again. So
Speaker 1: here we are seven or eight years later, and homeless
Speaker 1: encampments likely, although the city hasn't said this caused the
Speaker 1: fire and under four seventy one something happened. It wasn't lightning,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, people are saying, well, what
Speaker 1: are we going to do now? And so Joe Dieters
Speaker 1: makes the point, why doesn't someone go to court and
Speaker 1: actually hold the city in contempt, hold the city manager
Speaker 1: and the mayor in contempt, maybe lock them up until
Speaker 1: they comply with this court order. Do you see that
Speaker 1: ever happening.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know that that's going to happen. I
Speaker 3: know that you know they signed this, Uh they signed
Speaker 3: an I don't know it was an ordinance or an
Speaker 3: order or basically the rules they're going to play by
Speaker 3: at the city. And that was just several months ago,
Speaker 3: like over the summer. I think that if that they
Speaker 3: could not uh remove somebody, like tell them they have
Speaker 3: to move along unless they have a place for them,
Speaker 3: Like if they have a place for them. They can
Speaker 3: tell them, look, you got to move along, We're going
Speaker 3: to take you. We'll give you a spot. But if
Speaker 3: they don't have a place for them, they're The way
Speaker 3: the cities rules work is they have to allow them to.
Speaker 2: Stay where they are. They can't. They can't kick them out.
Speaker 2: So that's the that's the rule the city took off.
Speaker 3: And I think that's the one that Joe Dieters has
Speaker 3: an issue with, you know, in terms of like I'm
Speaker 3: not I think his point is.
Speaker 2: You can't. We've already got an order that covers this.
Speaker 2: You know, there's probably a middle.
Speaker 3: Ground where people could do both. You know, you could
Speaker 3: take care of the people and make it so because
Speaker 3: we've done this, I mean for a long time, a
Speaker 3: lot of cities have done this. You know, you've been
Speaker 3: able to, you know, take care of the homeless people
Speaker 3: and not have encampments out. You go to some of
Speaker 3: these other cities and it's amazing, you know. I was
Speaker 3: in Denver was about a year ago. It was unbelievable.
Speaker 3: I mean that the homeless encampments were just I mean
Speaker 3: they had taken over and in San Francisco about a
Speaker 3: year before that, I was there that you couldn't walk
Speaker 3: down certain streets that the entire sidewalk.
Speaker 2: I remember I was going to a sidewalk.
Speaker 3: I was walking through and this woman had I was
Speaker 3: almost like a permanent structure. She had carpet on the
Speaker 3: sidewalk where you had to walk, but you.
Speaker 2: Felt like you were walking through her living room. I
Speaker 2: mean he was like walking in and there was like chairs,
Speaker 2: and there was a like a bed tie was sleeping
Speaker 2: in and all this stuff.
Speaker 3: And it was on both sides, and she had stuff
Speaker 3: up over the that you know, you walk through and
Speaker 3: you're like, oh, I kind of I know it's like
Speaker 3: my public sidewalk.
Speaker 2: But I feel like I'm walking through this woman's house.
Speaker 1: You let me share with you. Let me share with you.
Speaker 1: The last sentence of this order. It is further ordered
Speaker 1: that this order be permanent and be enforced by the
Speaker 1: City of Cincinnati Police, the city health departments, and the
Speaker 1: Hammond County Sheriff at all times that space is available
Speaker 1: in shelters for the homeless. I am told that there's
Speaker 1: plenty of beds available for the homeless. So if there's
Speaker 1: no beds available, no facilities, this order is not in effect.
Speaker 1: But if there is availability of beds, which presently there is.
Speaker 1: Then this order is in effect, which means the city
Speaker 1: is in contempt of court. So I said to Joe, well,
Speaker 1: obviously the prosecutor's office will be controlled by Countie Pillach
Speaker 1: in about two weeks. She's a liberal Democrat, I think,
Speaker 1: but I'm not sure she's not going to enforce it.
Speaker 1: And then you're going to have the city itself is
Speaker 1: not going to enforce it against itself. So it's going
Speaker 1: to be up to a citizen who lives in the
Speaker 1: city to sue in court to enforce the order to
Speaker 1: hold in contempt and lock up those responsible who are
Speaker 1: the city manager Scottie Johnson, and they have to have
Speaker 1: pure revolve. So we'll see what happens. But Brian Hamrick,
Speaker 1: you have the most interesting job in America and how
Speaker 1: you presented is great. Bobby Mackie's will rise again along
Speaker 1: with the pit. I will go again with you when
Speaker 1: this opens to look down to the pit the will
Speaker 1: of souls to see what's there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we definitely got to check that out, like you said,
Speaker 3: assuming they get this open. And I asked him and said, well,
Speaker 3: how long you think it'll take to get the next
Speaker 3: place because well, it.
Speaker 2: Took me like eight months just to get it torn down.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because it took him a long time to get
Speaker 2: the permit. I guess everything. There were delays and everything else.
Speaker 1: So we'll see, well, we'll see what happens. Brian Hammrick,
Speaker 1: once again, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Brian, Thanks again, mister Cunningham, thank.
Speaker 1: You very much. Let's continue with or maybe the homeless
Speaker 1: could go to a wilder Kentucky look in the pit,
Speaker 1: or maybe I bring you fire on news radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW. Billy cunning in the Great American Great you
Speaker 1: havevy with me. It's rather cloudy, rainy type afternoon in
Speaker 1: the tri State. Cincinnati once again is the headquarters of
Speaker 1: all things happening in America. You kind of look at
Speaker 1: the game last night. Incredible victory by your Cincinnati Bengals.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't have happened, partially blunk punt that went past the
Speaker 1: line of scrimmage, which means if it's touched by the
Speaker 1: receiving team, it's it's a muff, similar to a fumble.
Speaker 1: Suddenly the brakes went the Bengals way. Of course, the
Speaker 1: Dallas Cowboy cheerleader dating may I use that term dating
Speaker 1: cade Yorke. He's the new kicker, taking the place of
Speaker 1: Moneymac that's issued some bad checks recently. In fact, he's
Speaker 1: got the pulled groin. But he's dating Zoe who's the
Speaker 1: Dallas Cowboy cheerleader. And every time York would make an
Speaker 1: extra point or kick a field goal, all the cameras
Speaker 1: went to Zoe Dale and she was going nuts on
Speaker 1: the sidelines representing the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders. And on top
Speaker 1: of that, last night and Jamar doing the gritty because
Speaker 1: of Braxton Woods, who's the young boy about he's six
Speaker 1: or seven years old. Leukemia treated and treated that little
Speaker 1: kid like it like a king, as he should have.
Speaker 1: So I guess we have our own Tailor Swift and
Speaker 1: Travis Kelsey situation with Cage York the kicker, and Zoe Dale.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable stuff. Bengals win. We'll see what happens Sunday in Tennessee.
Speaker 1: There's about a three percent chance if they won the game,
Speaker 1: they could get to the playoffs, and he served to
Speaker 1: get to the playoffs. We'll see what happens. And afterwards,
Speaker 1: it appears that Joey Burrow is going to give up
Speaker 1: some money or delay payment going into the future to
Speaker 1: get t Higgins's play. Higgins Bayden also jamar, so we'll
Speaker 1: see what happens down the road. Secondly, I listened with
Speaker 1: interest to comments of Jackie Brison, who's the leader of
Speaker 1: the Downtown Residence Council, who deals with this on a
Speaker 1: regular basis. And there's two or three precursors that calls
Speaker 1: this homeless crisis to metastasize. Number one, when I had
Speaker 1: on Rob Sanders the last few times, I asked him
Speaker 1: about the homeless problems there, and what Frankfort did was
Speaker 1: say to cities that if you don't clean up the
Speaker 1: homeless camps and get them care and treatment, the state
Speaker 1: of Kentucky will not give any more state aid to
Speaker 1: your city. So all of a sudden, Newport and Covington
Speaker 1: got serious with the homeless problem and said, Okay, we
Speaker 1: have a bed for you, and if you don't go
Speaker 1: into the homeless shelter, we're going to arrest you. Then
Speaker 1: we're going to convict you. Then we're going to put
Speaker 1: you in jail. And when you get out of jail,
Speaker 1: one of the conditions of getting out of jail will
Speaker 1: be probation doing clue treatment. And so what happened is
Speaker 1: there's a good chunk whether it's a third or a
Speaker 1: half of homeless or more, who are mentally ill the
Speaker 1: course and drug addicts and alcoholics that they don't want
Speaker 1: to play by the rules, They don't want to do that,
Speaker 1: they don't want to go to the homeless shelter. I'm told,
Speaker 1: correct me if I'm wrong. I'm told there's lots of
Speaker 1: beds available. But many who are mentally ill don't perceive
Speaker 1: the damage they're putting themselves in and the danger, and
Speaker 1: they also are ruining life for the rest of us.
Speaker 1: And so a very few can tear down large parts
Speaker 1: of our great American society. And that's what's going on
Speaker 1: with the homeless crisis. And I reference Luigi Maggione, one
Speaker 1: person who's caused complete havoc in the healthcare business. But
Speaker 1: I regress. And so when Jackie was on this Morning
Speaker 1: with Sloanly, she pointed out that the city fathers and
Speaker 1: mothers aren't paying attention because it's politically incorrect and they
Speaker 1: don't want to deal with it. They issue orders to
Speaker 1: the city cops like Ken kober To don't arrest someone
Speaker 1: committing crime in your presence. It's called a criminal trespass
Speaker 1: unless they do something else. So we're gonna tell the coppers.
Speaker 1: Will you will not do your job, You will violate
Speaker 1: your oath of office because we tell you to violate
Speaker 1: your oath of office. And I think Chief Fiji, she's
Speaker 1: between a rock and a hard place because her paycheck
Speaker 1: is signed by share along the city manager and have
Speaker 1: to have puerival. But she takes a note to enforce
Speaker 1: the law and they're not doing it, and that's wrong,
Speaker 1: and it's criminal by the police and by the city administration.
Speaker 1: But it gets worse. I'm holding in my hand the
Speaker 1: order signed by Judge Ruelman David August sixteenth, twenty eighteen,
Speaker 1: what a little more than six years ago, in which
Speaker 1: the city was sued by Joseph TNT. Dieters how Many
Speaker 1: County Prosecutor City of Cincinnati Body Politic, which is an
Speaker 1: entity responsible for maintaining public health and safety in the
Speaker 1: City of Cincinnati, including on public lands, sidewalks, right of ways,
Speaker 1: and existing public news ordinances, and also by allowing on
Speaker 1: private property not intended for that purpose for homeless encampments
Speaker 1: to flourish. So you put that all together. Number one,
Speaker 1: Northern Kentucky is sending their homeless to Cincinnati. We had
Speaker 1: a report out of Indianapolis that Indianapolis has bus tickets
Speaker 1: one way from Indianapolis to Cincinnati because Cincinnati is taking
Speaker 1: a hands off approach when it comes to the homeless
Speaker 1: who are mentally ill, drug addicted, and drunk. And so
Speaker 1: we have anywhere from three to five hundred individuals tearing
Speaker 1: down the liveability of the city, hurting themselves in the process.
Speaker 1: I'm holding in my hand the actual order signed by
Speaker 1: Judge Ruman and by the way, the successor of Judge
Speaker 1: Rulman is Judge Patrick Tinkelocker. The entry says, in particular part,
Speaker 1: by signing this judgment entry in order, the City of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati submits to the jurisdiction of this Court and agrees
Speaker 1: the entry of judgment entry and pursue it. There too,
Speaker 1: goes on to say that illegal encampments are mobile and
Speaker 1: are a moving nuisance that constitutes a hazard of the
Speaker 1: health and safety of the general public, including those living
Speaker 1: in the encampments. It's for their sake. Also goes on
Speaker 1: to say, in order to abate this moving nuisance, this
Speaker 1: Court Common Police Court, State of Ohio Hamlin County is
Speaker 1: exercising its county wide jurisdiction over encampments on public property
Speaker 1: and privately owned unlicensed parks camps, park camps located anywhere
Speaker 1: in Hamlin County. So the dozens and dozens and dozens
Speaker 1: of drug addicted homeless who sits on the steps of
Speaker 1: Saint Francis Seraph are a violating this court order. And
Speaker 1: the City of Cincinnati is violating this court order. Goes
Speaker 1: on to say, I have a call into Chris Finny's
Speaker 1: going to call me back a little bit about this.
Speaker 1: Goes on to say, it has further ordered this court
Speaker 1: that the illegal encampments be cleared through any lawful means necessary,
Speaker 1: including a rest for obstruction of official business and execution
Speaker 1: of this lawful order. Further that the how Many County
Speaker 1: Sheriff and the Cincinnati Police Division shall maintain those areas
Speaker 1: against their use as illegal encampments. Goes on to say,
Speaker 1: and this is this gets to the germane part. I
Speaker 1: think the last order says the following. It is further
Speaker 1: ordered that this order shall be permanent and being forced
Speaker 1: by the City's Cincinnati Police Department. The city and county
Speaker 1: health departments, and the how many county sheriffs at all
Speaker 1: times that space is available and shelters for the homeless
Speaker 1: quote unquote, space is available for the shelter of the homeless.
Speaker 1: With cold weather, rainy weather, wet weather, snowy weather, freezing weather,
Speaker 1: this is not good for them, and it's not good
Speaker 1: for the city. It doesn't happen, by the way, in Kenwood,
Speaker 1: doesn't happen in Dent, doesn't happen in Green Township, Anderson
Speaker 1: Township a little bit in a city of Cincinnati. Only
Speaker 1: even Mount Washington has the same problem. And so when
Speaker 1: the City of Cincinnati, which is a body politic ongoing
Speaker 1: the personality of the mayor doesn't matter, the city itself
Speaker 1: is ongoing, violates a court order. There's the availability of
Speaker 1: individual citizens like the fine woman that was on with
Speaker 1: Sloaney this morning, who's President of Council, Jackie Brison, to
Speaker 1: on her own to file a rid of mandamus against
Speaker 1: the City of Cincinnati for its obvious failure to follow
Speaker 1: the law in several areas. Number One, Cobs cannot be
Speaker 1: told by any city official not to arrest criminals who
Speaker 1: commit acts like criminal trespass. They can't say, well, you know,
Speaker 1: for the time being, don't arrest individuals who commit criminal
Speaker 1: trespass in your person. And by the way, we don't
Speaker 1: think that drunk driving thing is really that serious matter.
Speaker 1: Don't arrest people for drunk driving, and don't pull people
Speaker 1: over for speeding violations. We'll put speed bumps on Madison
Speaker 1: Road and take care of that. The city can't do that,
Speaker 1: And one might ask, we've had a string of pretty
Speaker 1: good mayors going back to Charlie Lucan and even Mark
Speaker 1: Mallory had a lot of lucid moments. So John Cranley
Speaker 1: and right now it happens to be after pure of all,
Speaker 1: who's violating the law, and what happens when a city
Speaker 1: official or anyone violates the law. You get arrested or
Speaker 1: you have to show calls why you should not be
Speaker 1: held in contempt to court. So I have calls into
Speaker 1: civil rights attorneys to see which one will take up
Speaker 1: the cause of seeking an order holding a to have
Speaker 1: pure of all, shryl Long and Chief Fiji in contempt
Speaker 1: of this order. There obviously are in contempt. The punishment
Speaker 1: could be anywhere from incarceration to personal fines. Because this
Speaker 1: thing cannot be allowed to continue. Jackie Brice and another said,
Speaker 1: over by Montgomery and boat House, over and overpass Columbia Parkway,
Speaker 1: there's fire set, there's homeless tents. They're there, and the
Speaker 1: city knows they're there. This city knows it. According to
Speaker 1: Ken Kobra and Dan Hills, the city knew underneath four
Speaker 1: seventy one there was a large homeless encampment that was
Speaker 1: encouraged to be there to clear out downtown because of Blink,
Speaker 1: and they allowed it to continue. In fact, according to
Speaker 1: Sergeant Dan Hills, there was a notice put up you
Speaker 1: have foot you seventy two hours to vacate, and they
Speaker 1: weren't vacating and this was like a protest instead of fire. Unbelievable.
Speaker 1: So how can we, as Schlep citizens be required to
Speaker 1: follow criminal and civil laws, rules and ryculations when the
Speaker 1: city refuses to do so on their own. How's that possible?
Speaker 1: So we'll see what happens. Here's the order, its ternalized
Speaker 1: and file stamped entered August sixteenth, twenty eighteen. The city
Speaker 1: is under a clear legal duty to clean out the encampments.
Speaker 1: Giving seventy to our notice is fine. Clean out the encampments,
Speaker 1: and if individuals will not go and stay and taxpayers
Speaker 1: support it and charitable homeless shelters, then they'll be arrested,
Speaker 1: put in the HEMNY County Justice Center, charge with a crime,
Speaker 1: go to court, be sentenced, maybe time in jail, and
Speaker 1: be ordered to get treatment for their mental health, or
Speaker 1: for their drug addiction, or for their alcoholism or something.
Speaker 1: This cannot continue as it's continued, and now almost every
Speaker 1: other major city controlled by the Democratic Party's part of
Speaker 1: their deal. That's what they do. You heard Brian Hamrick
Speaker 1: about forty five minutes ago talk about going to San Francisco,
Speaker 1: and you can't walk the streets of Portland, San Francisco, Chicago,
Speaker 1: New York City, you can't go to airports. All hell
Speaker 1: breaks loose, all right, So let's continue with more if
Speaker 1: a line becomes available five one, three, seven, four nine
Speaker 1: seven pounds seven hundred new at and T. We have
Speaker 1: coming up later we have Steve molloy who's part of
Speaker 1: the Trump transition team about energy and those kinds of things.
Speaker 1: Also later on as the Great Wayne Allen Root. But
Speaker 1: I would hope at some point sometimes someone we'll say, now,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, the city, the city must follow the law.
Speaker 1: They must follow this order of the court. And secondly,
Speaker 1: they cannot tell their cops not to arrest criminals, which
Speaker 1: is what they've done in writing I have I have
Speaker 1: a copy of that. Also, do not arrest someone for
Speaker 1: criminal trespass unless they unless they commit some other offense.
Speaker 1: Does that apply to you or me? Can you pass
Speaker 1: one bad check? Can you drive drunk one time? No problem?
Speaker 1: I don't think so. The city cannot it cannot pass
Speaker 1: laws unless they're willing to follow the ones they've already passed.
Speaker 1: Something must be done and must come to a head.
Speaker 1: And by the way, it is not good for the
Speaker 1: homeless to live in these conditions, because only those who
Speaker 1: are mentally ill, are drunk or drug addicted could live
Speaker 1: like this. And it's a combination generally of all three.
Speaker 1: And if you don't comport yourself with the violation sub statutes,
Speaker 1: why have a police department at all? And the coppers,
Speaker 1: by the way, ken Kober tells me of the FOP
Speaker 1: that the coppers are more than willing, more than willing
Speaker 1: to absolutely follow the law and to arrest these individuals,
Speaker 1: put them in court, get them under court orders. And
Speaker 1: if it continues on and on and on. Then there's
Speaker 1: other action that must be taken. But more cities cannot
Speaker 1: be cannot bridges cannot be burned down. Let's continue. Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: the Great American, Live at your home of the Cincinnati Bengals,
Speaker 1: America's Hottest team on news Radio seven hundred Wow. Bill
Speaker 1: cunning into Great American. One of the great effects of
Speaker 1: what happened the Remember the fifth, is that we're going
Speaker 1: to have sane energy policies, not pursuing left wing politics,
Speaker 1: but the functionality of the American economy and also the
Speaker 1: economies of the entire world. In fact, I read online
Speaker 1: that there's efforts by Europe itself, the Homo Socialism, to
Speaker 1: get rid of many of their so called green energy
Speaker 1: products because it is crashing their automobile industry, including Volkswagen,
Speaker 1: and that they've had tepid agreements now with Russia to
Speaker 1: resupply some evil natural gas to fuel the European economy
Speaker 1: with the fall of Assyria. God knows what that's going
Speaker 1: to mean, good or bad. It looks good on paper.
Speaker 1: And right now when I checked the pump and at
Speaker 1: least gasoline in the Midwest is down to about two
Speaker 1: dollars and seventy five cents a gallon, and anticipation of
Speaker 1: what's happening beginning January the twentieth through about halfway through
Speaker 1: the process, and now the appointees of President Trump appear
Speaker 1: to have on all of the above, and in just
Speaker 1: either or it's all of the above, whether it's winding solar,
Speaker 1: but mainly natural gas and coal and oil and those
Speaker 1: things that fuel the American economy, in fact fuel the world.
Speaker 1: Without that, we'd be back in the Middle Ages. Joining
Speaker 1: you and I now is Steve malloy. He's a junk
Speaker 1: science dot com he writes quite often. He's also a
Speaker 1: Legal Institute fellow and former Trump EPA transition team member.
Speaker 1: Steve mlloy. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Steve,
Speaker 1: do you have any interesting going back into the administration
Speaker 1: in some way or another? Are you happy working from
Speaker 1: the outside?
Speaker 5: Hey, Bill, thanks for having me. No, I'm not interested
Speaker 5: in going to the government. I've had my experience in
Speaker 5: the government. It wasn't all that pleasant. I'd as soon
Speaker 5: just let younger people do it, and I'll give them
Speaker 5: all the advice they need.
Speaker 1: All let's talk about the current energy I'd be remiss
Speaker 1: if I didn't say I noticed that cost of gasoline,
Speaker 1: at least in the Midwest is going down. And it's
Speaker 1: because I think in anticipation is something else at play.
Speaker 1: Isn't just the glory of handle having Donald Trump back
Speaker 1: on office. There's something else going on.
Speaker 5: Bill, That's exactly what it is. It's the glory of
Speaker 5: having Donald Trump back and knowing that the US is
Speaker 5: going to produce all the oil and gas it needs
Speaker 5: to be energy dominant in the world. That's the thing
Speaker 5: that Joe Biden gave up when he became president. He
Speaker 5: signaled to the world that we weren't going to produce
Speaker 5: oil and gas anymore and h so the world took
Speaker 5: that as okay, opeck, we're back in charge. But of
Speaker 5: course that is no longer the case. So, you know, Trump,
Speaker 5: the world now knows that America.
Speaker 2: Is going to unleash its energy resources.
Speaker 5: No longer will OPEC and Russia and all these bad
Speaker 5: actors Venezuela controlled the global price of oil is you know,
Speaker 5: it's US. And so that that's why the election was
Speaker 5: so important, because everyone knew Trump was going to win,
Speaker 5: and now these one energy production is never going to
Speaker 5: stop at.
Speaker 1: Your website junkscience dot com. That's a posting about the
Speaker 1: fake climate fact check of President Trump. When I watched
Speaker 1: some of the I kind of think this is the
Speaker 1: law before the storm. At some point the green lobby
Speaker 1: will the empire will strike back. Things are kind of
Speaker 1: quiet right now, but I'm thinking in February, March, April,
Speaker 1: all hell is about the break loose, and that the
Speaker 1: college kids are going to be on campus. It'll get warmer. Well,
Speaker 1: what are some of the fake climate fact checks that
Speaker 1: you have on your website?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I don't even know where to start.
Speaker 2: You know, where do you look?
Speaker 5: The most important thing Bill for the last ten years.
Speaker 5: I think the last ten years has completely busted what
Speaker 5: I call the climate hoax. You know, between twenty fifteen
Speaker 5: and twenty twenty three, there was global cooling going on.
Speaker 5: Then over the past two years we've had this inexplicable
Speaker 5: spike in global warming. And you know, it was not
Speaker 5: predicted by any climate model. It was not predicted by
Speaker 5: any climate you know, quote unquote scientist, is completely unexpected.
Speaker 5: And what it was was, of course, was the El Ninos,
Speaker 5: and these aninos have been causing all the warming we've
Speaker 5: seen since nineteen eighty. So that's really all you need
Speaker 5: to know. I mean, plus the fact that you know,
Speaker 5: no climate apocalyptic prediction has ever come true, not a
Speaker 5: single one. And they've been making these things for more
Speaker 5: than fifty years.
Speaker 1: And so when a climate prediction like by twenty oh one,
Speaker 1: Florida's going to be under three feet of ocean water,
Speaker 1: when something doesn't occur, they simply move on to ten
Speaker 1: to twenty years out keep the funding coming. In fact,
Speaker 1: Steve molloy, I have read that the industry of green
Speaker 1: environmentalists is worth about eight billion dollars a year and
Speaker 1: grants and money from the government and employment hiring on
Speaker 1: college's universities, almost many companies. In fact, the Secretary of
Speaker 1: Defense and Lloyd Austin, who's a clown, thank god he's leaving,
Speaker 1: said about two years ago that the two biggest problems
Speaker 1: facing America today military is number one white supremacy and
Speaker 1: number two climate change mitigation. That we have like eight
Speaker 1: hundred military bases, and they have climate change mitigators in
Speaker 1: the Department of Defense that goes to every military base
Speaker 1: and does an analysis. That industry is worth billions of
Speaker 1: dollars in payments. That's going to be hard for people
Speaker 1: to be unemployed. They're going to fight back.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, the Inflation Reduction Act has got a trillion
Speaker 6: dollars worth of spending so far, about one hundred and
Speaker 6: forty billion of that has been spent since twenty twenty three.
Speaker 5: And inter just in case you missed it, about half
Speaker 5: that spending, almost seventy billion dollars went into five battleground states. Yeah,
Speaker 5: to purchase the election, of course, you know it fortunately assailed.
Speaker 5: But I mean, and then globally, this is a trillion
Speaker 5: dollar in the street, big right between the researchers and
Speaker 5: all the you know, wind and solar and eat crap,
Speaker 5: a multi trillion dollar industry.
Speaker 1: And have you noticed every time there's wildfires in California
Speaker 1: going on now, or there's a hurricane, and it is
Speaker 1: a prediction in the future, we're all about to die.
Speaker 1: How common are wildfires in California over the past, say,
Speaker 1: five hundred.
Speaker 5: Years, Well, wildfires are a natural occurrence, and over the
Speaker 5: past one hundred years they have declined dramatically, to the
Speaker 5: extent there's been a little tick up, you know, over
Speaker 5: the last few years. It's because forty years ago we
Speaker 5: stopped cutting down trees, and we just allow forests to
Speaker 5: you know, develop all this undergrowth, which of course makes
Speaker 5: the problem of dryness even worse because you know, there's
Speaker 5: there's just more more things growing. And when it gets
Speaker 5: warm and someone comes and pushes a burning car into
Speaker 5: a ravine, like happened in California last summer, yeah, I'll
Speaker 5: forests go up. So there's no there's no evidence that
Speaker 5: emisis you know, don't warm the planet. If you look
Speaker 5: at where all these wildfires happen, there's actually no warming
Speaker 5: going on in any place. There's no dryness going on.
Speaker 5: It's just you know, we get into you know, a
Speaker 5: short drought as someone you know sets the fire someplace,
Speaker 5: and that's how they go up. In you know, Canada,
Speaker 5: they planted forests thirty years ago with these trees that
Speaker 5: the firefighters called gas on a stick. So when these
Speaker 5: forests go up, I mean, it's just you know, it's
Speaker 5: a conflagration.
Speaker 1: Now, one thing that I've read is that CO two,
Speaker 1: which is the evil gas produced by by engines, is
Speaker 1: about zero I'm sorry, point zero four percent of the
Speaker 1: of the of the atmosphere, which is insignificant. And as
Speaker 1: far as whether that goes up or down. Isn't a
Speaker 1: little CO two in the atmosphere more because it moderates temperatures.
Speaker 1: Might that be a good thing to have more CO two?
Speaker 5: Well, of course new Without CO two, life on Earth
Speaker 5: comes to an end. And we were in a CO
Speaker 5: two drought really before the industrial era. And so, you
Speaker 5: know the industrial era, we've put a lot of fossil fuel,
Speaker 5: a lot of CO two into the atmosphere, and that's
Speaker 5: been great for plant grip because CO two, you know,
Speaker 5: it's plant food. It's not pollution. People call pollution. That's crazy,
Speaker 5: it's plant food. The Earth has been greening dramatically, and
Speaker 5: that in itself is putting CO two into the atmosphere
Speaker 5: because we just have a we've juiced the carbon cycle,
Speaker 5: I mean, between the natural warming plus you know the
Speaker 5: CO two, plants are growing and this is all good.
Speaker 5: I mean, this is how we produce the food that
Speaker 5: keeps eight billion of us alive. You know, before the
Speaker 5: Industrial Revolution, there were fewer than a billion people on
Speaker 5: the planet. Now there's more than eight billion, living longer, healthier, wealthier,
Speaker 5: feer lives than ever before, all thanks to fossil fuels
Speaker 5: and CO two emissions.
Speaker 1: Let's stay on that. So about one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: years ago, there was about one billion human beings. Now
Speaker 1: with the industrial revolution, there's eight billion, I mean, eight
Speaker 1: times the number of people in this environment. Yeah, Which,
Speaker 1: how's that possible? How impossible?
Speaker 5: So given that fact, how is it that the Obama
Speaker 5: EPA concluded that carbon dioxide emissions are a threat to humanity?
Speaker 1: Because someone's getting paid to offer that opinion and they
Speaker 1: have industries built up to fight something which is natural.
Speaker 1: People have to be paid.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and the Supreme Court in two thousand and seven, Yeah,
Speaker 5: that's reasonable. I mean, it just makes you scratch your head.
Speaker 1: So in the future, of course, look ahead, Steve molloy
Speaker 1: of junk scigence dot com. Look ahead ten to fifteen
Speaker 1: years with AI and all the rest. Do we look
Speaker 1: forward to a time when almost nuclear power in a
Speaker 1: suitcase will produce all the electricity we need and the
Speaker 1: oil and natural gas might not be used as much
Speaker 1: as this ten years from now because of nuclear power.
Speaker 1: Is that certainly on the horizon.
Speaker 5: Well, it's gonna be very difficult to get nuclear power
Speaker 5: going again, mainly because the nuclear power industry sucks at
Speaker 5: pr I mean, you know, there's this incredible junction. If
Speaker 5: you go to my website, junk science dot com, I've
Speaker 5: got everything you need to know about nuclear power in
Speaker 5: a video series. It's all science fraud. It's all been
Speaker 5: made up. We should have had nuclear powered a long
Speaker 5: time ago. We can't because of you know, science fraud
Speaker 5: going on at EPA. This should be six, but it's
Speaker 5: not gonna be six because the nuclear industry is like
Speaker 5: they were, like retarded. So we're gonna be using fossil
Speaker 5: fuels for the foreseeable future. We're gonna be using fossil
Speaker 5: fuels for the rest of my life, and I hope
Speaker 5: to live another you know, forty to fifty years.
Speaker 1: Lastly, the islands are sinking around Amelia air Hard. Of course,
Speaker 1: they're still trying to find the plane. CBS had a
Speaker 1: reporter she was up to her knees in the Pacific Ocean.
Speaker 1: Are the islands sinking around the remains of Amelia Earhart's plane?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so this is one of my favorite stories. You know,
Speaker 5: we keep hearing about how these Pacific islands are going
Speaker 5: to sink because of global warming sea level rising. Well,
Speaker 5: in fact, eighty nine percent of Pacific islands are actually
Speaker 5: growing in size the mid twentieth century. And I've got
Speaker 5: a story on Amelia. If you go to junk science
Speaker 5: type in Amelia Earhart, you'll get to my story that
Speaker 5: shows the Marshall Island where you know, some people think
Speaker 5: her plane crashed. She actually crashed on beach and now
Speaker 5: it's jungled because these islands are growing.
Speaker 1: You can't report that that goes over to hurt the industry, right,
Speaker 1: you can't report that.
Speaker 5: Well, they've been trying to shut me down for a
Speaker 5: long time. But you know, thanks to Elon Musk, you know,
Speaker 5: Twitter is now a free, free speech place. The rest
Speaker 5: of the media is not. But that's okay. There is
Speaker 5: one place and that's enough.
Speaker 1: Now. When I see these end trails on a clear
Speaker 1: sky in Ohio, I see these jet exhaust coming out.
Speaker 1: You have a posting on the folly and front of
Speaker 1: airline emissions. Explain why the environmentalists want the I guess
Speaker 1: the airlines. They should go to solar power or maybe
Speaker 1: wind and get rid of that nasty jet fuel. But
Speaker 1: is the residue some sort of evil plot to contaminate
Speaker 1: the no.
Speaker 5: Camp trails contrails? This is water vapor, not a big deal.
Speaker 5: The environmentals have been targeting the airline industry. They want
Speaker 5: people to stay home, staycations, not vacations. There's not any
Speaker 5: there's not any magical sustainable jet fuel. And when you
Speaker 5: think about its way, kind of silly. You know, jet
Speaker 5: fuel there is a certain amount that comes out per mile,
Speaker 5: and it's much greater than any uptake by trees. So
Speaker 5: there's no you know, the airlines like to say, oh,
Speaker 5: we're offsetting our missions, not even close, never happening. Let's
Speaker 5: just move on from the whole climate hoax.
Speaker 1: Now, lastly, i'd say this that Joe Biden who fell
Speaker 1: asleep and gone it. He fell asleep a week ago. Literally,
Speaker 1: our president fell asleep, as the president of ghan has
Speaker 1: once the award him something. He tries to read something,
Speaker 1: you can't read it. He's asleep. It looked like Professor
Speaker 1: Irwin Corey. But nonetheless, he also pledged one billion dollars
Speaker 1: to Africa to make up for the climate change that
Speaker 1: we've inflicted on Africa. If Africa had its way, wouldn't
Speaker 1: they have more electricity with natural gas and coal and
Speaker 1: oil instead of giveaways in the Western democracies.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, I've just read today there's an article
Speaker 5: in the Associated Press about how the Congo has given
Speaker 5: China the ability to mine gold and diamonds in the Congo.
Speaker 5: It occurred to me, like, why doesn't the Congo do
Speaker 5: this for itself and then make its whole country wealthy?
Speaker 5: And Africa has all these resources, yet the Africans don't
Speaker 5: want don't seem to want to develop them, and of
Speaker 5: course Westerners don't want Africa to develop either, and the
Speaker 5: Chinese are coming in and exploiting all this. You know,
Speaker 5: I think it's time for Africa to take responsibility for itself.
Speaker 5: I mean, there's enough technolog gee, there's enough education out there,
Speaker 5: you know, if they choose not to develop or they
Speaker 5: can't get rid of their you know, corruptocrats and tyrants.
Speaker 5: Well I don't you know, it's not my fault anymore.
Speaker 1: Well right now the fault. It's not your fault. But
Speaker 1: there's thousands and thousands of little black kids in the
Speaker 1: Congo mining the materials for EVY batteries that are taken
Speaker 1: by the Chinese to sell US EVS, which is collapsing.
Speaker 5: We you know, look, we have our own problems. Biden
Speaker 5: is out giving hundreds of billions of dollars to other countries.
Speaker 5: And you know, we have a disaster in our country
Speaker 5: in North Carolina with Hurricane Helene. What they were giving
Speaker 5: them seven hundred dollars?
Speaker 2: Are you kidding me? Right? Joke?
Speaker 1: We're givin Ghanese a billion and Congo is getting hundreds
Speaker 1: of billions and materials given to the Chinese. But you know,
Speaker 1: God helps those that help themselves. And once again, Steve
Speaker 1: molloy Junk Science dot Com. I have the website up.
Speaker 1: It's a great one. Facts will set us all free.
Speaker 1: And once again, Steve, thank you for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show and sank you Christmas? Can you say that?
Speaker 1: Can you say Christmas?
Speaker 2: I can?
Speaker 5: Well, trum Trump has been re elected.
Speaker 1: A Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas. God bless you.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Let's continue with more and once
Speaker 1: again that's at junk Science dot Com and more. Bill
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Speaker 7: Last night, we had victory over Dallas at they bought.
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Speaker 1: What about Zoe Dale, She's the girlfriend of Cade York.
Speaker 1: Every time they made it on you an extra point
Speaker 1: or whatever. She made it on TV more than Trump's
Speaker 1: been on TV lately. Was she in trouble nowt for
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Speaker 8: It's rolling forward. The cowboys may have touched it. If
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Speaker 8: so mistake by the Dallas Cowboys. They just needed to
Speaker 8: get out of the way after blocking that punt. One
Speaker 8: of their players touched it and the Bengals recovered a
Speaker 8: colossal blunder by Dallas, and the Bengals are going to
Speaker 8: get the ball near.
Speaker 1: Midfield and then a cowboy that did it is a
Speaker 1: former Bengal. No, No, the former Bengal blocked the block
Speaker 1: the punt. The other thing he did though, if it
Speaker 1: didn't blocked the punt, then wouldn't have had the football
Speaker 1: that looked to throw fires a pass caught by Joe
Speaker 1: Ja down the sideline. Twenty fifteen ten.
Speaker 8: Touchdown Bengals.
Speaker 1: One on one to go under forty yards strike to
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase. Unbelievable. Oh man, I'll tell you he made
Speaker 1: he made plan, Miss Sagan. How about Joe Burrow's home
Speaker 1: getting broken into last night? What can you tell the
Speaker 1: American people about the burglary at Burrow's home?
Speaker 7: We got the we got a burglary last night, Willie
Speaker 7: at number nine's home and Anderson that's from the Hamilton
Speaker 7: County Sheriff.
Speaker 1: I've been at all there saying I've been there, but
Speaker 1: I'm not giving any locators whatsoever. But this is a
Speaker 1: common event segment. And also it's happy birthday to number
Speaker 1: number nine today. He's twenty eight years old. Happy birthday,
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow.
Speaker 7: Really yeah, nice birthday president to win and you get
Speaker 7: your house broken into?
Speaker 1: Have we look it?
Speaker 2: Not?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 7: College basketball? Will He's Xavier with a final tune up
Speaker 7: before this Saturday Big Game segment Musketeers at Morgan State
Speaker 7: Tonight at Centas Center. Coverage begins six thirty. Big guy
Speaker 7: here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Look at Luigi's yelling at the crowd and the cops
Speaker 1: are hustling him in for the man handling manside, they're
Speaker 1: man handling him. Is that woman handling or man handling?
Speaker 1: That's probably person handling. I guess we better be no
Speaker 1: no person son son. That's gender. Got to say like
Speaker 1: birthing people, you can't say birthing persons, after all, can
Speaker 1: have babies, you know that?
Speaker 7: Also, Willie, let's see, former Bengal wide receiver Trent Irwin
Speaker 7: has signed on the Carolina Panthers practice squad. Good Bearcat's
Speaker 7: running back Corey Kinder, the pride of Roger Bacon, Yes,
Speaker 7: has accepted an invite to play in the one hundredth
Speaker 7: East West Shrine BOWLD January thirtieth, and big deed.
Speaker 1: That's Dallas. I wish that young man well.
Speaker 7: Soccer will find out tonight after seven who the first
Speaker 7: Champions Cup opponent will be for FC Cincinnati. The MLS
Speaker 7: Expansion list or list is an expansion draft has set
Speaker 7: for tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: What about women's soccer?
Speaker 7: FC Cincinnati has protected sixteen players, including Luke cho Acosta.
Speaker 7: What about women Borrow, Barrial, Roman Celtano and Matt Mioska.
Speaker 7: He said those names pretty well. What about the women's soccer?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I heard of USL. I haven't heard
Speaker 1: anything yet. What about Joe Burrow is one of many
Speaker 1: athletes attacked at home gangs out of Venezuela and Chile. Oh,
Speaker 1: they're here at the Tri State someplace. You know how
Speaker 1: it works, seg Man, A jam, cell phone, et cetera.
Speaker 1: So as they break in, generally a second story window,
Speaker 1: cut it out, go in in within ten minutes, an out,
Speaker 1: and Joe Burrow lost significant assets. And it's because of
Speaker 1: no one's fault other than bad immigration policies of Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Please continue.
Speaker 7: Also today, will he get the latest on Norse basketball
Speaker 7: The NKU Coaches Show Live from dead Low brewing at
Speaker 7: six Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 1: Red's Update.
Speaker 7: Mark Sheldon MLB dot com reports at Nick Lodolo, what
Speaker 7: is throwing during this offseason? Challenging twenty twenty four for
Speaker 7: the Reds left hander landing on the IL four separate
Speaker 7: times of course, Lodolo season ended in August with that
Speaker 7: strained left middle finger on his pitching hand. I feel
Speaker 7: that sometimes he was telling everybody their number one and
Speaker 7: other problems too, to any other than the finger they had,
Speaker 7: the blister he had, the yeah he had, he had
Speaker 7: all kind of yeah, he had bad prostate exam. He
Speaker 7: had more problems than a magazine stand.
Speaker 1: When's the last time the Reds had his starting pitcher
Speaker 1: that wasn't on the d L twenty thirteen, probably around
Speaker 1: Joey j or Jim Maloney's time. It's been a while.
Speaker 1: Remember twenty thirteen, the Reds pitching staff did not Mitch
Speaker 1: miss the start. No think about that now, Well, maybe
Speaker 1: Terry Francono will come in and the magic will be back.
Speaker 1: Kick a little ass with what mister ass with a
Speaker 1: hunter Green and his dog Lodolo and his middle finger
Speaker 1: ass Craft Ascraft Brady a singer dude? They got from
Speaker 1: what about what about Ashcraft? I remember I said him,
Speaker 1: I guess Martinez, Martinez, twenty million bucks better be doing
Speaker 1: something that's that's a pittance compared to what other ballplayers
Speaker 1: are getting.
Speaker 7: And then tonight is the the lottery. Find out where
Speaker 7: the reds go. By the way, is Mario Soda related
Speaker 7: to Jan Soto? Are then related?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Are you sure about that? Yes, because he's one of them.
Speaker 1: Is getting six seven hundred and seventy six million, that's
Speaker 1: like money, even to youth.
Speaker 7: They should have paid that money to Mario Soto years ago.
Speaker 7: That's more money number thirty six than.
Speaker 1: The Pirates over ten years correct done on the entire teams.
Speaker 7: Unbelievable. One guy and an organization. The Pirates have spent
Speaker 7: seven hundred and fifty seven million dollars over ten years,
Speaker 7: and they get one on some of the Mets.
Speaker 1: But the Yanks.
Speaker 7: Fans apparently don't like I would say that there's probably
Speaker 7: going to be a mass burning of number twenty two
Speaker 7: Yankees jerseys because wait till that guy ends up in
Speaker 7: the Subway series.
Speaker 1: Speaking of the subway, Eli Manning issued a statement yesterday
Speaker 1: apologizing for saying the following. Okay, when I was the
Speaker 1: New York Giants quarterback, by contract barred me from entering
Speaker 1: the subway system in New York City because of the danger present.
Speaker 1: Eli Manning could not ride the subway. It was like
Speaker 1: skydiving or something. And he said, I that's just they
Speaker 1: put it in the contract because it was dangerous for
Speaker 1: me to go in the subway system. Have you ever
Speaker 1: been in the New York subways. I've been there one time.
Speaker 1: I talked to you. Didn't write it. When the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham shows in order to cook it, I told O'Neil.
Speaker 1: He got me tickets. I said, look, I talked to
Speaker 1: two of my young producers and I said, would you
Speaker 1: come with me to go to a Yankees game and
Speaker 1: sit in a private booth? You know what they said,
Speaker 1: absolutely correct to the bronx. I said, you guys know
Speaker 1: your way in the subway system. I go down with
Speaker 1: these guys. Urine, defecation, urination, I want occasion. It was
Speaker 1: so healthy down there, right, very healthy, and I can
Speaker 1: see why now stay out of the subway system unless
Speaker 1: you have to go. If you gotta go, you gotta go.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's what this city needs, is a subway. Tried that,
Speaker 1: We tried that. It's now called Central Parkway. But segment
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow, throw in the gritty with Jamar Chase and
Speaker 1: the kid with leukemia, Throw in the cheerleader on the sideline,
Speaker 1: throw in the quote, block punt that wire past the
Speaker 1: line of scrimmage and then Bart beat Homer do that
Speaker 1: with the donuts, then throw in Joe Burrow's home burglarized
Speaker 1: along with many other pro athletes because they know who's
Speaker 1: doing this. Guess what, Joe's not there, and they put
Speaker 1: up cameras outside to watch to make sure no one
Speaker 1: else is there. Then they break in ten minutes and
Speaker 1: they're gone, so very sophisticated, and they jam they jam
Speaker 1: any signals out of the house. Now, what do you do?
Speaker 1: It sounds like we're at war. Oh, we are in
Speaker 1: a sense with the southern border, that's for sure. And
Speaker 1: I'm told by Indian hill rangers and deputy sheriffs and
Speaker 1: otherwise that some of these young men doing this have
Speaker 1: to do it or else they are killed and their
Speaker 1: families are killed. So if you don't don't want to
Speaker 1: participate this scheme, there's eighty to ninety of these teams
Speaker 1: operating in the country, five or six in the tri State.
Speaker 1: And if don't want to participate in this team, guess
Speaker 1: what a bullet in your head at a high rate
Speaker 1: of speed and your family back home. Now that is
Speaker 1: a problem, I would say, so, ye, it's happening all
Speaker 1: over the place. But segment. Middletown's not been yet hit
Speaker 1: by these high end burglars. Is that fair to say?
Speaker 1: I would?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean if they went after Burrow, he's brought
Speaker 7: as high brow as anybody.
Speaker 1: Right, Well, they don't break into too many cape CODs.
Speaker 1: That's all I can tell you. I mean, but it
Speaker 1: is what it is. And uh, Joe Burrow has been
Speaker 1: victimized by the Biden immigration policies and lacks law enforcement
Speaker 1: in general, and blue cities and blue states because what
Speaker 1: you lax, No, what you said Biden? Is he still?
Speaker 1: Is he still? What's he doing? Nothing? Supposedly he's the president. Oh,
Speaker 1: I got it. I don't know. I got a text
Speaker 1: from a friend of mine here at Indian Hill who said,
Speaker 1: you don't know half of it, and I said, what
Speaker 1: wait a minute, No, I'll read this later segment. But uh,
Speaker 1: you don't have to worry in Middle Tucky. Believe me,
Speaker 1: you're okay, okay. And one rule is, do not hurt
Speaker 1: anyone because there's too much attention. Correct, don't hurt anyone,
Speaker 1: But you never know who might be sleeping somewhere unbeknownst
Speaker 1: to those that have those deer cameras up. I identifying
Speaker 1: what's happening in the house. And you watch Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: on TV. You know who's not in that home, but
Speaker 1: you're not sure who is in those homes. So you
Speaker 1: got to buy private security to have a presence in
Speaker 1: the house, in which case they move on to the
Speaker 1: next one segment. It's a problem, that's for sure. I
Speaker 1: know you think everything's okay. Things are not okay. Got
Speaker 1: two of my friends send me text from Indian Hill,
Speaker 1: one from the other Villa Hills. You have no idea.
Speaker 1: I said, Well, that's what's happening. And Joe Burrow's next
Speaker 1: and it's sad, it's it's ridiculous segment, Get Me out
Speaker 1: of the Stuge Report. Coming up next is Wayne Allen
Speaker 1: Root Root for America dot Com. He lights him up
Speaker 1: segment Get Me out of the Studge Report? Please? Well,
Speaker 1: you a matter of a victory for Who Day Nation,
Speaker 1: Who Day?
Speaker 2: Who They?
Speaker 1: Who? They think gonna be Den Bengals at least last night, newbody?
Speaker 1: What about Tennessee on Sunday? They're the next victim. Good.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the Steward Report. Yeah,
Speaker 1: does Burrough have insurance? Maybe through Alvin Rower? Put the
Speaker 1: roll in insurance. Call Alvin today. He'll be calling Alvin today.
Speaker 1: Maybe he's got it with Flow Progressive. I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: For all states, he's in good hands. Tennessee, Denver, Pittsburgh,
Speaker 1: all coming up long and the Cross Done shootout this weekend.
Speaker 1: Any maxim will be here on Sunday segment. Thank you, Yes,
Speaker 1: sir seven d Wui Billy Cunningham to Great America and
Speaker 1: then US or damas of our time is Wayne Allen
Speaker 1: Root headquartered in Las Vegas. He's on the Las Vegas
Speaker 1: Walk of Fame, one of the great CNBC gambler, is
Speaker 1: one of the great prognosticators of all time, and turned
Speaker 1: his attention now to so much more stuff than just
Speaker 1: betting lines, which includes radio shows and TV shows and
Speaker 1: commentaries and podcasts and books and so much more. Wayne Islande.
Speaker 1: I don't know how this has happened. It's been about
Speaker 1: five weeks since the election, and somehow, somehow we've not
Speaker 1: been on and I don't know why. But I apologize,
Speaker 1: You apologize, I say, you know what, I keep reading
Speaker 1: your columns. The mainstream media is clue is what happened
Speaker 1: on November the fifth, And I think there's still voting
Speaker 1: taking place in California to make sure that one digression
Speaker 1: will see there's still counting. Tell me from the way
Speaker 1: Lina Root perspective. Why did the Trumpster win? And make
Speaker 1: God bless America and God bless Saint Michael, the archangel
Speaker 1: with the evil crawling the earth to dispose of souls?
Speaker 1: Why did the Trumpster win?
Speaker 2: He's funny. Well, first of all, let me say that
Speaker 2: I wrote a column about it, but I didn't mention
Speaker 2: in the column the real reason Trump won because Trump's great.
Speaker 2: He's one of the greatest promoters and marketers and salesmen
Speaker 2: of all time. And on the other side, you know,
Speaker 2: they deluded themselves. They picked the single worst candidate in
Speaker 2: the history of mankind, which you know, I will brag
Speaker 2: a little bit. I said it again and again and again.
Speaker 2: I tried to predict who they replaced Biden with. You said,
Speaker 2: I'm the greatest nostre dominant picture of my time. Well,
Speaker 2: for two years I kept writing columns saying Biden will
Speaker 2: never be the nominee. They will replace him before the convention.
Speaker 2: So I was right. What I was wrong about was
Speaker 2: I kept saying who could they replace him with? And
Speaker 2: I kept saying, it's got to be Michelle Obama, or
Speaker 2: it could be Gavin Newsom, it could be Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 2: it could be one of several Democrats senators and governors.
Speaker 2: It could be Joshapirou as an example. It could be
Speaker 2: what was it, Gretchen Whatever of Michigan. So there were
Speaker 2: other people on my mind. Never did occur to me
Speaker 2: that they would go with Kamala, who was the most
Speaker 2: unpopular and incompetent, lazy vice president in the history of mankind.
Speaker 2: People didn't like her, Her polls were worse than Biden,
Speaker 2: her reputation. I don't know a single man in America
Speaker 2: who's ever spoken to me that has not said that
Speaker 2: she screwed her way to the top. She got there
Speaker 2: by having sex with Willie Brown and god knows how
Speaker 2: many other powerful men who gave her her positions a power.
Speaker 2: Everybody knew she was a choke and a literally a
Speaker 2: bomb ready to explode. So, I mean, the first reason
Speaker 2: they lost is we had a great candidate. They had
Speaker 2: a horrible candidate. And by the way, I will remind you,
Speaker 2: I wrote the book Trump Rules back in twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: and in the you know, in the book I put
Speaker 2: the rules of Trump that have led to him being
Speaker 2: the most successful human being in business, in politics, Commander
Speaker 2: in chiefs g O of the economy, you know, reality
Speaker 2: TV show, producer and hosts. He's the most successful human
Speaker 2: being in multiple fields of anyone who ever existed. And
Speaker 2: I wrote that book right after he lost. So people said, Wayne,
Speaker 2: you're crazy, and in every interview Bill I said, the
Speaker 2: same thing is in twenty twenty. So I am no
Speaker 2: stre diamonds because I said, listen, you think he lost.
Speaker 2: First of all, he won and they cheated him. But
Speaker 2: number two, he will be back in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: He will win the biggest victory ever. It will be
Speaker 2: a landslide, and he will be the biggest comeback kid,
Speaker 2: greatest comeback kid in the history of America four years
Speaker 2: from now. So I was so on the money. But
Speaker 2: the column I wrote was about the fact that the media,
Speaker 2: the liberal media, gives credit for Trump's victory to Joe
Speaker 2: Rogan and a bunch of young podcasters in their twenties
Speaker 2: and young rappers and young influencers, and they got young
Speaker 2: males to vote for Trump, and all that's great. I
Speaker 2: love them and I appreciate all of them. Thank you,
Speaker 2: Joe Rogan, Thank you young podcasters. Baron Trump found all
Speaker 2: these young podcasters for his father and got him on
Speaker 2: their shows. All that's great, but I think everybody's forgetting
Speaker 2: who brung him to the dance. When a woman brings
Speaker 2: you to the dance, you don't immediately dumper and move
Speaker 2: to another woman. Yes, your Rogan helped, and sure the
Speaker 2: young podcasters helped. They got Trump and extra maybe two
Speaker 2: three million votes, and that put him over the top.
Speaker 2: But I'll tell you what they didn't do. They didn't
Speaker 2: get him his base of sixty to seventy million conservatives
Speaker 2: MAGA and so who won the election the MAGA voters
Speaker 2: and the conservative talk shows like Bill Cunningham and Wayne
Speaker 2: Allen Root, who went on the air every day, hours
Speaker 2: a day touting Trump, pushing Trump, promoting Trump, celebrating Trump.
Speaker 2: I did the math since the day came down the escalator, Bill,
Speaker 2: I've been on TV and radio twelve thousand hours promoting
Speaker 2: Donald Trump every hour, almost every minute of every hour,
Speaker 2: with me telling people why Trump was the greatest for
Speaker 2: twelve thousand hours, over nine and a half years, since
Speaker 2: he came down that elevator, escalator and that's why Trump
Speaker 2: won repetition of thousands of conservative radio hosts, TV hosts, podcasters, influencers.
Speaker 2: All of us were the army for Trump since two
Speaker 2: thy fifteen, almost a decade. Not the Johnny Cume lately's
Speaker 2: that supported him like Joe Rogan the night before the
Speaker 2: election and a bunch of young podcasters that thought of
Speaker 2: Trump maybe a week before the election. We've been doing
Speaker 2: it for nine years. You and I conservative talk radio,
Speaker 2: TV and podcasters won the election for Trump, and the
Speaker 2: MAGA voters who are the base won the election for Trump.
Speaker 1: Wayne, you know, if you take twenty sixteen, twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four, that this is an incredible number. Two
Speaker 1: hundred and ten million Americans voted for Donald Trump total
Speaker 1: in sixteen, twenty and twenty four. Now think about that,
Speaker 1: two hundred and ten million votes for Donald Trump, and
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, how's that possible? And it's possible because of
Speaker 1: the of the win on the roots, the Hannities, the
Speaker 1: Glenn Becks, the the News, maxsney Well, I'm in me,
Speaker 1: Mark Levin over and over again, convincing people we can't
Speaker 1: take this anymore. That at the end kind of the
Speaker 1: cherry on the Sunday. But without the scoops of vanilla,
Speaker 1: without the hot fudge, without the whipped cream, there wouldn't
Speaker 1: have been time to put the cherry on the top,
Speaker 1: which was the Rogans and the podcasters. But we did
Speaker 1: it for no personal benefit. In fact, each of us
Speaker 1: have had some difficulty with the federal government over the
Speaker 1: past seven or eight years, targeting individuals who support Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: and we ought to do a victory at LAP. But
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, damn it, it's the American people that over
Speaker 1: two hundred million and three presidential elections voted for him,
Speaker 1: the greatest turnout of any candidate.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I thought Abraham Lincoln was important and maybe FDR at
Speaker 1: least the way he conducted the war, not the Great Depression,
Speaker 1: but nonetheless Jefferson. But Donald Trump is the most remarkable
Speaker 1: American politician in American history, bar none goes right now,
Speaker 1: We're at the precipice with what's going on in Syria,
Speaker 1: what's happening in Iran, what's happening in Ukraine, Taiwan, and
Speaker 1: they're loading up to take care of Taiwan quickly, and
Speaker 1: word War three is being advertised by some is already underway.
Speaker 1: And that's why we needed Donald Trump. Can you imagine
Speaker 1: if Kamala Harris was sitting in the White House, now,
Speaker 1: what's what's happening in Syria? Can you imagine that?
Speaker 2: Well, it's more than that, because I got to tell
Speaker 2: you I have premonitions. You called me no, shehr damis, Well,
Speaker 2: I have premeditions, I have dreams, I have nightmares, I
Speaker 2: have gout instincts, and I'm telling you it ain't over yet.
Speaker 2: In other words, do I think they're going to stop
Speaker 2: Trump from being president? Though They're going to try, though
Speaker 2: I think there's gonna be nationwide riots. I think that
Speaker 2: they decided. First, they were in shock right after Trump
Speaker 2: won by a landslide and repudiated them, so they didn't
Speaker 2: They weren't able to get together and do something right away.
Speaker 2: Second of all, I think that they want to get
Speaker 2: through Christmas and Christmas Week and New Year's and the
Speaker 2: holidays because they don't even they're not dumb enough to
Speaker 2: ruin American holidays and burn the country down during Christmas
Speaker 2: and New Year's. But I think from the moment of
Speaker 2: January second or third through the inauguration of January twentieth
Speaker 2: is the target for riots across this country and especially
Speaker 2: around the inauguration, around the country and in Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: During the inauguration, which I will be there. I'm telling
Speaker 2: you they're planning something very bad. It's way too quiet.
Speaker 2: My gut instincts that something's wrong. It's way too quiet.
Speaker 2: They're being quiet. They're surrendering. And no communist in history,
Speaker 2: no communist government, has ever given up without a fight.
Speaker 2: And this is don't don't mistake it. This is a
Speaker 2: communist government. So something's gonna happen. Second ball, one of
Speaker 2: the biggest doctor fauci Accolades. I can't remember his name.
Speaker 2: I think it's Hozel or Hotel. I can't remember his name.
Speaker 2: But he's a big pro vaccine guy, and he loved
Speaker 2: the COVID vaccine. I know he tried to tell you
Speaker 2: the Yeah. So that guy gave an interview of the
Speaker 2: on liberal media, and you know what he said in
Speaker 2: that interview. He said there's going to be not one,
Speaker 2: but two pandemics starting after January twenty first. Now, how
Speaker 2: would someone know the date of a pandemic and why
Speaker 2: would it be the day after Trump's dedauguration? So I
Speaker 2: already know what they have planned. Then maybe it won't
Speaker 2: be January twenty first, Maybe they'll you know, maybe they'll
Speaker 2: be like February tenth, February twentieth, March first, but somewhere
Speaker 2: after the order at the start of Trump's presidency. I
Speaker 2: believe they're sending something horrible our way, a germ, a
Speaker 2: disease that will scare people to death and will cause
Speaker 2: screams for lockdown's masks and more vaccines. I also think
Speaker 2: that they're trying desperately. I don't have to think all
Speaker 2: of you know it that they start trying to start
Speaker 2: World War three. They want Putin to nuke Ukraine, and
Speaker 2: I'm afraid he's going to do it because he won't
Speaker 2: nuke America. Let's not be silly. He won't nuke Western
Speaker 2: Europe yet. But I believe that he wants to and
Speaker 2: needs to show the world because Biden has given these
Speaker 2: missiles to Ukraine, and they're talking about giving nuclear weapons
Speaker 2: to Ukraine, and they're going to bomb inside and they
Speaker 2: have bombed inside Russian territory. They're almost begging Putin a
Speaker 2: man with a ug ego, who obviously I'm not a
Speaker 2: fan of. He's evil, he's a bad guy. He's not
Speaker 2: a good guy. He is going to have to prove
Speaker 2: to the world that he means business. So I think
Speaker 2: there's going to be a small targeted nuke that he's
Speaker 2: gonna shoot into Ukraine, and I think it's gonna wipe
Speaker 2: out some village of ten thousand people. That's his gonna
Speaker 2: be his warning to the world. And then we're gonna
Speaker 2: be in the thick of it because there may be
Speaker 2: NATO troops on the ground, there may be American troops
Speaker 2: on the ground. So these are the things that they're
Speaker 2: trying to saddle Trump with from the first day. A pandemic,
Speaker 2: a deadly pandemic, a lockdown, and World War three, which
Speaker 2: could be nuclear World War III from the first day.
Speaker 2: Trust me, they have a bag of tricks they have
Speaker 2: not unleashed yet. Now am I pessimistic what Trump can accomplish.
Speaker 2: Absolutely not. I think the sky's the limit. I think
Speaker 2: he'll do great things, but they may hurt the very
Speaker 2: beginning of his ingenda by throwing these things at him
Speaker 2: and causing a lot of, you know, turmoil in America
Speaker 2: and the world at the very start. So a lot
Speaker 2: of things bother me. But I do think he's gonna
Speaker 2: go on to be one of the great is not
Speaker 2: the greatest president of all time because of the very
Speaker 2: things you mentioned, Everything that he's faced, the deep state
Speaker 2: that he swamped, the media in bed with all of them,
Speaker 2: all the people trying to indict him, arrest him, put
Speaker 2: him in jail for life, and all the colleges brainwashing
Speaker 2: the students, and he overcame all of it, all the
Speaker 2: fake polls that made you think he was losing, He
Speaker 2: overcame all of it. Nobody in history. I don't care
Speaker 2: if it's a Kennedy. I don't care if it's Washington.
Speaker 2: I don't care if it's Jefferson, I don't care if
Speaker 2: it's sdr. No one has ever faced well Donald Trump's
Speaker 2: faith can come out of head. He is the most
Speaker 2: incredible historical figure in history of a human He's not Jesus,
Speaker 2: but of a human being walking this earth. He is
Speaker 2: the most incredible person that has ever lived. I'm so proud.
Speaker 2: I wrote the book Trump Rules and predicted he'd be
Speaker 2: the greatest comeback kid of all Timeause he was.
Speaker 1: He is way on the route I saw this morning.
Speaker 1: The bird flew has been located in eighteen states in Milk.
Speaker 1: You wrote a column about ten days ago about who's
Speaker 1: running the country, and you have the president in Ghana
Speaker 1: who looks like he's out of a retirement center, can't speak,
Speaker 1: can't talk, doesn't know where he is right now. We
Speaker 1: have serious problems all over America, all over the world.
Speaker 1: I mean serious problems. So if I would ask Wayne
Speaker 1: Allen Wroote, who's running the country now, because we have
Speaker 1: another five weeks or so six weeks until Trump's running
Speaker 1: the country, I guess in a sense in abstentia, he
Speaker 1: was the one pecked by Macron to go to the
Speaker 1: opening of the Notre Dame Cathedral and he's talking to
Speaker 1: world leaders. But if something would happen Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Speaker 1: who's running the country to make these decisions? Who is it?
Speaker 1: It's not Biden, it's not Kamala Harris. Who is it?
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, Trump has no say from now
Speaker 2: thon Jandred twenty zero. And of carry's president elect. He
Speaker 2: is not running the country, and they will not let
Speaker 2: him run the country. He's a president elect, but he's
Speaker 2: not just sitting president of United States. He doesn't get
Speaker 2: to make decisions. And that's why I've been arguing that
Speaker 2: the deadly period for all of us, the scary period
Speaker 2: in our lifetime, is between the day Trump wins. And
Speaker 2: I said this way before the election. He's gonna win
Speaker 2: by landslide. But the problem is the election and January twentieth,
Speaker 2: he's not in charge. So if they choose to have
Speaker 2: BLM riots burning the country down, Trump isn't the one
Speaker 2: that gets to respond with the National Guard, and they're
Speaker 2: gonna just let the country burn. If we get hit
Speaker 2: with a nuclear, he isn't the one to respond. If
Speaker 2: Ukraine gets hit with a nuclear, he isn't the one
Speaker 2: to respond. If Kaiwan gets invaded by China, he isn't
Speaker 2: the one to respond. If a pandemic hits. I don't
Speaker 2: want to be locked down. I don't want mass I
Speaker 2: don't want vaccine. He isn't the one to make those decisions.
Speaker 2: So that's the trouble. And who do I think is
Speaker 2: running the country. I don't think he's any question. Barack
Speaker 2: Husain Obama is running the country. He is the guy
Speaker 2: that's given all the orders for all these years to
Speaker 2: go after Trump, to perscue Trump, to broscu Trump, to
Speaker 2: spy on Trump, to destroy Trump, and I believe he's
Speaker 2: the guy to blame for ordering Joe Biden to send
Speaker 2: his son out to the world, you know, the scam
Speaker 2: of shaking down and extorting world leaders. I don't think
Speaker 2: that money went to the Biden crime family. I think
Speaker 2: a peace went to the Biden crime family. I think
Speaker 2: a large larger piece went to Barack Obama. But he
Speaker 2: made sure his hands were never on it. Just like
Speaker 2: a mafia leader, right. The capos do all the criminal activity,
Speaker 2: and they kicked the money back up to the guy
Speaker 2: at the top, the Chucci to copy. But that guy
Speaker 2: does not ever put his singer prints on anything, so
Speaker 2: he can never go to jail. Obama is that mafia
Speaker 2: leader who is running this country and running the Biden
Speaker 2: Kryst family, the Clinton Kryt family, and the and the
Speaker 2: Clinton Jimmy and the Biden crime family. All of them
Speaker 2: are run I think, and even the Kerry Kryst family,
Speaker 2: who I believe took payoffs from Iran for the Iran deil.
Speaker 2: He's so excited about the Iran deal. He's getting a
Speaker 2: piece of the action. All these guys were kicking up
Speaker 2: to the Kapajachucchi, which is Barack Hussein Obama. That's my opinions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks Wayne all I can say as you called
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Speaker 1: A guy gets over two hundred million votes and three
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Speaker 1: What if we need more? Looking at your your website,
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Speaker 1: Nothing. All right, Wayne, Allen Roy, you're the best. Let's
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Speaker 1: Went on a route. You're a great American and thanks
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Wayne.
Speaker 2: Merry Christmas and God bless.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Wayne.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham seven hundred w lb, fourth.
Speaker 8: Down and seven officially Dallas in its own forty eight.
Speaker 1: The Bengals have two.
Speaker 8: Safeties playing deep stone and battle shotgun snap rush dropping
Speaker 8: way back fires, a pass too oh hi, and complete
Speaker 8: too high for Ferguson and that is coffin.
Speaker 1: Now I am bam.
Speaker 9: How about the Bengals coming down to Dallas one in
Speaker 9: seven in Dallas? Before this football game, they had lost
Speaker 9: five straight down here and that all ends today.
Speaker 1: Hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting. According to moeger Rock, the
Speaker 1: odds of the Bengals gaming the playoffs are now about
Speaker 1: three to four percent. So they got Tennessee, they go undefeated, untied,
Speaker 1: unscored on they can get to the playoffs along with
Speaker 1: the Dallas cowboy cheerleader. She got her own takes what
Speaker 1: you represented last night podcast? See these television companies, and
Speaker 1: I know because I work for one, they don't. They'll
Speaker 1: miss opportunities like this is an opportunity.
Speaker 10: Yes, let's talk about the real stuff, the real issues,
Speaker 10: what people really want to see.
Speaker 1: That is a tie in cheerleader to a Dallas cowboy cheerleader.
Speaker 1: Not bad either, now speaking user, Yes, yes, and there's
Speaker 1: our guy. What about money Mac? Will he be released
Speaker 1: in the money Mack money back? Is he shoot some
Speaker 1: bad checks, got a bad groin? If you get we
Speaker 1: gotta get back. He dated that cheerleader, he wouldn't have
Speaker 1: bad growing Hey, I'll say that. Would you agree if
Speaker 1: Bangal was cure? Now doesn't have a bad groin? Right now?
Speaker 1: What about uh Joe Burrow, big story nationally now Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow ho'nbroken into right here?
Speaker 2: What do you know?
Speaker 1: And when did you know it? So on getting a
Speaker 1: rocky show. We're always like a little bit ahead of news.
Speaker 10: So we had a guest a couple of weeks ago
Speaker 10: talking about how high profile people are the target of
Speaker 10: foreign gangs, organized crime, foreign gangs, venezuela and you know
Speaker 10: the whole deal and say, sounds like a maybe possibly
Speaker 10: a similar situation Lamps Gary Jeff Gary Jeff Walker's home
Speaker 10: or maybe segments Cape Cod and Middle Tucky. Look, you
Speaker 10: know where you know Joe Burrow you got Monday night
Speaker 10: is not going to be home. He's in Dallas.
Speaker 1: I'm watching, you know it.
Speaker 10: And then everybody's on social media these days, so between
Speaker 10: the schedules and people posting everything, you know when someone's
Speaker 10: home or won their notes.
Speaker 1: But he was notified ahead of time. And I'm told
Speaker 1: there was a woman who made the nine on one
Speaker 1: call inside the house. A woman CAN'TI burglary was going
Speaker 1: on while it's happening. Someone inside the house while the
Speaker 1: burglar was going on, and you got a sheriff out
Speaker 1: the driveway. According to a source at Channel five, it
Speaker 1: appeared they head quotes security present. Why didn't they arrest
Speaker 1: the guy or shoot him or something? Shoot him? Shoot
Speaker 1: shoot him, shoot him. I don't know. I this is
Speaker 1: developing now as we speak, and Joe Burrow is very unhappy.
Speaker 1: Is that correct, seg Man? I would say so, Rock
Speaker 1: coming off the big game, Big Game, birthday today, number
Speaker 1: twenty eight donuts in the game, ripped off, whole deal,
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Speaker 1: always finds a way no matter what. Love cannot be done.
Speaker 1: A wonderful thing, wonderful seg Man, Give me some sports.
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Speaker 1: What about Joe Burrow's knee? What about his knee segment?
Speaker 1: What can you tell me about his knee that.
Speaker 7: It's sore at he'll he's gonna keep on playing. Don't
Speaker 7: make any difference. They can put Humpty. They're gonna put
Speaker 7: Humpty Dumpty back together again and put him.
Speaker 1: Out there, chew it off and keep playing right. Gotta
Speaker 1: win in Tennessee. How about if Jamar Chase wins the
Speaker 1: Triple crowd in Receiving, They're gonna thenend the bank.
Speaker 7: And then he comes to calling mister Brown, Mikey boy,
Speaker 7: I'm here, Mikey back, I'm here to negotiate.
Speaker 1: Thirty five a year. It's gonna be it's gonna start
Speaker 1: with a. It's gonna be like the price is right.
Speaker 1: Should have signed him. He's gonna win. He's gonna win
Speaker 1: the show. Yeah, I don't sign. The guy was along,
Speaker 1: he should have signed the deal. And what about Joey
Speaker 1: b saying last night about very kript Yeah, it sounds
Speaker 1: like he knows something that we all don't. Possibly they're
Speaker 1: going to clear out some of the money due to
Speaker 1: Joey B. The out he is by restructuring burrows contract.
Speaker 1: Deferred money, deferred money, take a little more guarantees, move around,
Speaker 1: put bo get T, Higgins, Chase and Burrow. What about
Speaker 1: the donuts in the face last night? Rock Cincinnati once
Speaker 1: again it is the epicenter of the world. Chase and
Speaker 1: Burrough exchanged donuts. Did you see that one at the
Speaker 1: end of the game. You were probably sleeping, I was
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow took a big old doughnut and stuffed it
Speaker 1: in the face of Jamar Chase and he rejoined some
Speaker 1: sort of Bart Simpson deal. I'm not sure what that was.
Speaker 1: So I know some people that live out there by
Speaker 1: Burrow's house. I know it's a zoo. What can you
Speaker 1: tell me? I bet? I bet the FBI right now
Speaker 1: got the drones. Yeah, yeah, NYPD, FBI c I A
Speaker 1: speaking of the drum Special Forces. I think Steal Team
Speaker 1: six is out there? How about then get the drones
Speaker 1: C I s yes, I mean it is, and there's
Speaker 1: only one way back in there, and I would imagine
Speaker 1: it's packed and stacked. And Sarah Elise is also involved
Speaker 1: in the investigation. It's only I can't say more who
Speaker 1: she had the house? I can't say.
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Speaker 7: Here on seven hundred W WELW. After six thirty, the
Speaker 7: show goes to fifteen thirty Down and Dirty.
Speaker 1: What about Zoey Dale? What can you tell me? Have
Speaker 1: you seen her in the Cowboy Outfit site rock? Have
Speaker 1: you seen on TV? Every ten seconds they kept going
Speaker 1: to her solely for show research. I want to see
Speaker 1: that I had.
Speaker 10: I was forced again my will seg as you go
Speaker 10: on her Instagram page and check it out, just to
Speaker 10: make sure I knew the tie ins and side with
Speaker 10: a club that's exactly right.
Speaker 1: The story. Yeah, I don't want to do this, but
Speaker 1: somebody has to sake. What can you tell me about her?
Speaker 1: She was on more than last night on a scale
Speaker 1: at twelve twelve, it's a twelve plus.
Speaker 7: Trent Irwin, former Bengal signs with a practice squad of
Speaker 7: the Carolina Panthers today. Okay, let's see college football running
Speaker 7: back Corey Kinder, the pride of Roger Bacon and the
Speaker 7: Bearcats gonna play in the East West Shrine Bowl in Dallas.
Speaker 1: Nice I played, I played, It was in San Francisco
Speaker 1: at the time.
Speaker 7: But college basketball is aver and Morgan State at Centas
Speaker 7: Saturday night coverage at six thirty right here on seven
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Speaker 1: Well it quick force me to look at pictures of
Speaker 1: Zoe please. Okayd York's my guy. That's all I can
Speaker 1: tell you. Is he from where I guess he's from Texas?
Speaker 1: Or did he play in Baylor or somewhere? Cowboys from
Speaker 1: Delboy covin Dallas and just happened to hook up with
Speaker 1: a cowboy? How many of those. Did you date? I
Speaker 1: can't say a pro football player. God, that never happened
Speaker 1: in your life?
Speaker 2: Did it?
Speaker 1: Sports? Go ahead? Rocket? He asked me a question. You answered,
Speaker 1: That's what this show is all about. Just when you
Speaker 1: start limitation is the Question's say? What is the question?
Speaker 1: What is the question? Get you a fifth?
Speaker 7: Drinking fifth the fifth? Here's your guy going into jail.
Speaker 7: Watch yes, what he yells at the media yelling at him.
Speaker 1: He's giving him the old uh look face, playing right
Speaker 1: up against the stone wall. Get out of here here.
Speaker 1: I have an odd thing. A lot of people were
Speaker 1: happy about it, very odd. Of course, he didn't fit
Speaker 1: the profile of some needy, underprivileged dude. I always thought
Speaker 1: it was.
Speaker 10: My bet was it was some guy with like a
Speaker 10: terminal illness that wasn't going to be covered, and the
Speaker 10: bills are going to go to his family or you know,
Speaker 10: his daughters.
Speaker 1: You know, that's what I want to guess.
Speaker 10: Not a ivy multi million auditorian valedictorian turned anti capitalist
Speaker 10: extremist ANTIFA member.
Speaker 1: They own nursing homes, country clubs, hotels. He's a multi
Speaker 1: zillionaire himself, and he decides just to kill someone on
Speaker 1: behalf of the people, kind of like, uh, you know
Speaker 1: Patty Hurst situation into the closet with it's a gun
Speaker 1: smoke out. I don't know what it is, but doll
Speaker 1: Hell's everywhere I look. I see donuts, Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders,
Speaker 1: I see Bengals winning on a muffed punt that got
Speaker 1: to the individel. That's a hell of By the way,
Speaker 1: the former Bengal blocks now tell the rule. If the
Speaker 1: punt is blocked before the ball gets to the line
Speaker 1: of scrimmage, you dive on whoever gets a dumbing ending.
Speaker 10: But if it goes past the line, it's the same
Speaker 10: as if it got punted, So you can't touch it
Speaker 10: if you're on the receiving team unless you actually retain
Speaker 10: possession of it.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows.
Speaker 8: And it's blocked. Can you believe it? No, it's rolling forward.
Speaker 8: The Cowboys may have touched it. The case the Bengals
Speaker 8: would get.
Speaker 1: The coloss so much steak by the Dallas Cowboys, they
Speaker 1: just needed to get out of the way.
Speaker 8: After blocking that punt, one of their players touched it
Speaker 8: and the Bengals recovered a colossal blood by Dallas, and
Speaker 8: the Bengals are going to get the ball near.
Speaker 9: Midfield, Darren Simmons is like going crazy when it gets
Speaker 9: blocked and then going on the field.
Speaker 11: On a kick play, the ball was touched by the
Speaker 11: receiving team beyond line and then recovered by the kicking team.
Speaker 11: As soon as they recover the ball, it is dead.
Speaker 11: We ruled on the field that Cincinnati's ball first out.
Speaker 1: That's a situation you must go over as a team.
Speaker 1: Don't touch the ball, even if it's twice a year.
Speaker 1: You got to touching. Here's what happens if the pun
Speaker 1: is blocked and it's before the line of scrimmage. Here's
Speaker 1: what you do. Here's what you don't do when it
Speaker 1: goes beyond the line of receiving team.
Speaker 2: Let it go.
Speaker 8: Let it go.
Speaker 1: That guy's going to be a future Bengal. I assume
Speaker 1: the guy who touched the ball with the cowboy. I
Speaker 1: blocked two punts in my NFL career. By did you block?
Speaker 1: Did the ball go forward or backwards? Went backward? That's
Speaker 1: a good recovery. That's good. Did you know what to do?
Speaker 2: I did?
Speaker 1: No matter who recovered it, though, you recover them, did
Speaker 1: you recovery? Tank Williams did? Just got the block. Thanks
Speaker 1: for a football player number fifty. What's on the big
Speaker 1: show today? Anything about Joe Burrow and anything, Joseph Williams
Speaker 1: right out of the gate. You better talk about about
Speaker 1: the game, what about the knee and the growing and
Speaker 1: talk about.
Speaker 10: The press conference afterward, where as we just talked about
Speaker 10: Joe seems to know something that we all don't.
Speaker 1: Maybe there is a possibility. Better call him up. I've
Speaker 1: always said this, Peyton Manning. They always found a way
Speaker 1: to keep it.
Speaker 10: Reggie Wayne and Marvin Harris him now the rest of
Speaker 10: them rotating around there, Joseph and Dye Rock, James.
Speaker 1: Dallas Clark at tight end.
Speaker 10: Before that it was Marcus Pollard, ben utech you know,
Speaker 10: so those always are are always rotating around a little bit.
Speaker 10: But Marvin Harrison was on the left, Reggie Wayne was
Speaker 10: on the right, and that's how you went.
Speaker 1: Her vice versa. But yes, you got to keep your aces, Yes,
Speaker 1: keep your aces, because they don't make many aces. Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow is Joe. Where's Joe now?
Speaker 2: Is?
Speaker 10: I just wonder if they would have kept tea already
Speaker 10: if the only thing with him is is the injury
Speaker 10: situations getting Jamar Chase is never hurt.
Speaker 1: Never, He's tough. He's the hop receiver in all of football.
Speaker 1: Right now, I think, yeah, knock on wood, I just
Speaker 1: changed him. But he'll never get hurt. He'll play somehow something.
Speaker 1: But right now, Cincinnati's in the forefront of social, economic
Speaker 1: political development. Right here in Burglary of the South, American
Speaker 1: gangs hit Joe Burrow's home, but seemingly security press with
Speaker 1: a woman inside, and they no one was injured. Though,
Speaker 1: did you ask Sarah Elise she.
Speaker 5: Is?
Speaker 1: You know where she is? Your home might be nice.
Speaker 1: Your cape caught in Middle Tucky might be next. Okay,
Speaker 1: what about your house? Yeah? What about steal that wreath
Speaker 1: the reef staying up until March? I said, once that
Speaker 1: thing's up. You know she's injured. Now she's not moving much,
Speaker 1: but right talk about that. I can't say a word
Speaker 1: about that. So she's sitting like right near the wreath.
Speaker 1: She's staring at the wreath on the couch already. He
Speaker 1: looks at the wreath. I love that wreath, I said, well,
Speaker 1: I love that wreath too, honey. If you like it,
Speaker 1: I like it.
Speaker 10: Whatever you will need for the money I did it,
Speaker 10: I will come over early January and I will take it.
Speaker 1: She wants to read down in February or March. Can
Speaker 1: you do that? I we'll do that. I'll be over.
Speaker 1: Just tell her say the word and I will be there.
Speaker 1: Hopefully she'll be off the couch by January or February
Speaker 1: to talk about that. I'm sorry? Can I delete you?
Speaker 1: You cannot help yourself. I can't help myself. You've been
Speaker 1: told specifically to not talk about that, and yet you do.
Speaker 1: I can't. Well, you brought it up with the wreath,
Speaker 1: not mean yes you did? Yes you did. Would you
Speaker 1: date a Dallas cowboy cheerleader? If you could kick field goals? Probably?
Speaker 1: If I couldn't kick field goals? Say, get me out
Speaker 1: of the stuge report. Well, the honor of a rainy
Speaker 1: day here in the Tri State. And two more fishes
Speaker 1: big boys have closed, but two I went there to close.
Speaker 1: The next of justice. Parafax closed all of them. All
Speaker 1: that is going on with America. We got all hell
Speaker 1: breaking loose. Donald Trump will save the big boy. He
Speaker 1: will save he is. I want to get that replic
Speaker 1: got big boy in my front yard. We leave you
Speaker 1: with the immortal words of the stood. When do we
Speaker 1: beat Mexico at the border. They're laughing at us.
Speaker 2: They're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime.
Speaker 1: They're rapists, and they're also breaking into Joe Berrah's house.
Speaker 1: What the possibly? I don't know what to say. On
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW