Speaker 1: Hallelujah, deliverance has occurred.
Speaker 2: It's been exactly twenty four hours since order has been
Speaker 2: restored in Washington. Also last not Ohio state thirty four
Speaker 2: to twenty three.
Speaker 1: I'm waiting to talk to the Rock, the Rock, see
Speaker 1: if he comes out from under the rock on today
Speaker 1: about two point thirty.
Speaker 2: So much going on and so much more. Plus we
Speaker 2: have news out of Clark County that certain Bengal memorabilia
Speaker 2: seemingly stolen from the home. But Joe Burrow has been
Speaker 2: located in the hands of a gang from Chili. Chilean
Speaker 2: gangs are roaming around. There's like five or six groups
Speaker 2: of them breaking into multi million dollar homes like those
Speaker 2: held by Tony Bender in northern Kentucky and Boone County.
Speaker 2: But nonetheless joining you and I now is Chris Finnie,
Speaker 2: Lawyer Supreme Chris Finnie. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: And just as an overview, we watched at the end
Speaker 2: Joe Biden issue, really hundreds, so maybe thousands of pardons
Speaker 2: to all kinds of people, including family members. And then
Speaker 2: a few hours later we have Donald Trump giving pardons
Speaker 2: to Jay six and others. And I assume it's all
Speaker 2: very legal. It's a political matter, not something for the law,
Speaker 2: so to speak. It's political. But nonetheless, Joe Biden told
Speaker 2: us he was not going to pardon Hunter Biden his
Speaker 2: family members, and he did. On the other hand, Donald
Speaker 2: Trump told us exactly what he was going to do
Speaker 2: when he did do what he said he was going
Speaker 2: to do. So one are both those more or less
Speaker 2: than the same category that is presidential power and not
Speaker 2: much for the legal system or the political branch to
Speaker 2: do much about.
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, just to give you some perspectives,
Speaker 3: Donald Trump in his first term issued two hundred and
Speaker 3: thirty seven pardons. Barack Obama issued nineteen hundred. Bill Clinton
Speaker 3: issued four hundred and fifty nine. Joe Biden issued eight
Speaker 3: thousand and sixty two parts in his term, by far,
Speaker 3: by far, the greatest number ever in history. And he
Speaker 3: did something that is, except for the Nixon pardon by
Speaker 3: Gerald Ford, is unprecedented in the history of this country,
Speaker 3: which is a prospective, preemptive pardon before anybody's been charged,
Speaker 3: before anybody's been accused, before grand jury has been presented
Speaker 3: at anything. And it's a brave new world stuff that
Speaker 3: we are pushing the limits of the Constitution, And there's
Speaker 3: a great question legally about whether or not a president
Speaker 3: can issue preempted partons because if you think about it,
Speaker 3: back to jolly old England, which is where all this
Speaker 3: came from, the king had the right to charge, and
Speaker 3: the king had the right to issue pardons. But the
Speaker 3: king would never issue a preempted pardon because he just
Speaker 3: wouldn't charge. There was no separation of those functions. So
Speaker 3: I think there's a legal question that may not get answered,
Speaker 3: but possibly it should if the criminal activity by these
Speaker 3: people is uncovered, that the preemptive pardons may not be constitutional.
Speaker 2: So he gave his son, who was a drug addict
Speaker 2: and a user of young women for prostitution purposes. He
Speaker 2: hooked his dead brother's wife on cocaine. This is a
Speaker 2: thoroughly disreputable human being who was convicted in federal court.
Speaker 2: So instead of just pardoning him for the offense's committed,
Speaker 2: a prospective pardon means in the future, no matter what
Speaker 2: you've done, you'll be pardoned for that too. So in
Speaker 2: Hunter Biden's case, Joe Biden gave him the pardons for
Speaker 2: his criminal irs activities and the gun charges, but then
Speaker 2: he said for several years in the future, which was
Speaker 2: going from sometime about seven or eight years ago until
Speaker 2: January twentieth yesterday. He pardoned him for crimes the system
Speaker 2: does not know he committed or not and what those
Speaker 2: crimes are.
Speaker 1: So is that the argument?
Speaker 2: How can you pardon somebody prospectively when you don't know
Speaker 2: what crimes have been committed? He could have committed murder, mayhem,
Speaker 2: human trafficking, and he pardoned for all those two.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, it's it is unprecedented in our country's history,
Speaker 3: Like I say, except for the Ford pardon of Nixon,
Speaker 3: which he gave him kind of a blanket pardon for
Speaker 3: everything committed during his presidency. To do that, then there's
Speaker 3: a there's a serious constitutional question that that we're you know,
Speaker 3: we're pushing the limits of the constitution. So we're you know,
Speaker 3: going to find out. We may find out now eventually
Speaker 3: somebody may test that. But but just from a conceptual standpoint,
Speaker 3: kind of creepy, isn't it that we don't even know
Speaker 3: what Joe Biden's brother did or is alleged to have done,
Speaker 3: his sister, his sister in law, and so on. He
Speaker 3: pardoned all of them.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll see what happens in the future. One thing interesting,
Speaker 2: and this is brought up to me. Yesterday Anthony Fauci
Speaker 2: was given a pardon and and Mark Millie, the Chairman
Speaker 2: of the Joint Chiefs, was given a part on Fauci's case.
Speaker 2: I have brad Winstrom coming up in a day or
Speaker 2: two because he was out of the Select Committee, and
Speaker 2: he believes that Fauci he lied under oath repeatedly before
Speaker 2: a committee about all aspects many aspects of COVID, And
Speaker 2: so can Fauci now go when he's called before the
Speaker 2: Congress again and the next month or two and take
Speaker 2: the fifth claiming I can't give you testimony because I
Speaker 2: may incriminate myself.
Speaker 1: Does he have to get testimony?
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't think. I don't think he's essentially immunized
Speaker 3: for prior crimes, so I don't think he can declare
Speaker 3: the fifth. I think when Liz Cheney is called before
Speaker 3: Congress and asked her what she did to manipulate witness testimony,
Speaker 3: when Fauci is called before Congress to testify about all
Speaker 3: manner of things relating to COVID that may constitute crimes.
Speaker 3: When Millie is called to testify about his treason when
Speaker 3: he called the Chinese and said that he would turn
Speaker 3: on his own president in their favor. When those things happen,
Speaker 3: they cannot claim the fifth because they've been immunized from prosecution.
Speaker 2: I don't think this is well publicized because I think
Speaker 2: most American people don't about this little element. But the
Speaker 2: chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, a four star general,
Speaker 2: calls his counterpart in Beijing to inform him as to
Speaker 2: whether or not military action will be taken by US
Speaker 2: forces before they occur.
Speaker 1: Is that correct?
Speaker 3: That's in my understanding, he's he said that publicly, that
Speaker 3: he did that.
Speaker 1: Yes, well, how is that possible? How kind of an American
Speaker 1: military officer called the nation's hand to me, I'm going
Speaker 1: to tell you what's going is not a problem.
Speaker 3: I think it's a major problem, and I think it
Speaker 3: should be addressed. They took down his portrait in the
Speaker 3: Pentagon yesterday, thank god. But it's actually shameful what has
Speaker 3: happened between the law fair that was engaged by the
Speaker 3: Biden administration, the some of the work, not all of it,
Speaker 3: but some of the work of the J six Committee,
Speaker 3: and the uh, you know, the Millie and all these
Speaker 3: things that happened in the Hunter Biden stuff. I mean,
Speaker 3: it just goes on and on. I mean the idea,
Speaker 3: idea that we are manipulated, that there is a vast
Speaker 3: left wing conspiracy which includes many components of the establishment media.
Speaker 3: It's not a fantasy and it's not a conspiracy theory.
Speaker 3: It's the truth of what's going on in this country.
Speaker 3: And it's a problem.
Speaker 1: I think, I think it's a major problem. But the
Speaker 1: media itself.
Speaker 2: I pay attention to MSNBC and I read the New
Speaker 2: York Times, so you don't have to, and they live
Speaker 2: in some alternative universe. There was no mention yesterday an
Speaker 2: MSNBC about all the pardons that Joe Biden gave going
Speaker 2: out the door to family members retroactively, prospectively, and there
Speaker 2: was none of that was it wasn't even an issue
Speaker 2: at all. That Mark milly treason conducted by him was
Speaker 2: not covered by the mainstream media, continues not to be covered.
Speaker 2: And they're outrage that Mark Milly's portrait was taken down
Speaker 2: the Department of Defense. MSNBC analysts are outraged that the
Speaker 2: portrait was taken down.
Speaker 1: On top of that, the fifty one so called experts,
Speaker 1: head of the CIA, retired, head of DIA, retired, fifty
Speaker 1: one experts came forward and initiate a statement that the
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden laptop was simply Russian disinformation. And those are
Speaker 1: also lies too, And he pardoned most of those individuals
Speaker 1: and they can be called before the Congress because they
Speaker 1: lied and manipulated the election in twenty twenty to the
Speaker 1: benefit of Joe Biden. And you talk about election interference, now,
Speaker 1: that's election interference.
Speaker 3: But understand William conjunction with that. What happened when those
Speaker 3: experts said this maybe Russian misinformation that led Facebook, Twitter
Speaker 3: and all of these outlets to block a legitimate story
Speaker 3: from the most of the New York Post about the
Speaker 3: Hunter Biden laptop, which was explosive in the days leading
Speaker 3: to the election, the October Surprise, and the American public
Speaker 3: simply was blocked, literally blocked from reading about that. Anybody
Speaker 3: that linked to it was blocked on those social media platforms.
Speaker 3: So this pressure that Mark Zuckerberd has now testified to
Speaker 3: about how the administration was screaming at the Facebook people
Speaker 3: of the phone and threatening them to take things down.
Speaker 3: We were shamelessly manipulated in that Biden Trump election. Well,
Speaker 3: there's no question about it that it was beyond the
Speaker 3: pale of anything. And really that's you know, people want
Speaker 3: to point them to Donald Trump and say that he
Speaker 3: violates all the conventions of head in this history of
Speaker 3: this country. It's Joe Biden that that exceeded every level
Speaker 3: of decency and fairness that we've ever had with Starting
Speaker 3: with that continuing, somebody in the White House coordinated with
Speaker 3: Fanny Willis, coordinated with all of these prosecutors to to
Speaker 3: to reign hell fire on top of Donald Trump's head
Speaker 3: during the after he announced as president, and he endured
Speaker 3: all that, but that lawfair that that onslaught that came
Speaker 3: at him and really all those J six protesters, that
Speaker 3: was just a continuation of that theme that we have
Speaker 3: to throw every Joe Biden and if he was even
Speaker 3: conscious at the time, but his administration said, unleash everything
Speaker 3: we have on Trump and the Jay six protesters and
Speaker 3: throw everything we have about him because we know how
Speaker 3: tough this twenty twenty four election is going to be.
Speaker 3: And it didn't work. But that's what was going on.
Speaker 2: Mark Zuckerberger Facebook said on the Joe Rogan Show Initiative
Speaker 2: statement that in twenty twenty, previous to the election, in
Speaker 2: the summer and fall of twenty twenty, if there was
Speaker 2: something posted on Facebook by a user that was hurtful
Speaker 2: to Joe Biden, that all hell broke loose. That the
Speaker 2: Biden administration, the United States federal government called a private
Speaker 2: entity Facebook and yelled and screamed at them to take
Speaker 2: down that posting of that individual American because it was
Speaker 2: Russian disinformation and if they didn't do it, Mark Zuckerberg
Speaker 2: was told they'll be hell to pay. So the regulators
Speaker 2: of Facebook from the US government demanded the negative information
Speaker 2: about Joe Biden twenty twenty be taken down posted by
Speaker 2: a normal American, and Zuckerberg and Facebook and all the
Speaker 2: other social media sites complied they did it keeping from
Speaker 2: the American people necessary information. And then it's come out
Speaker 2: that Alvin Bragg had on his staff in New York
Speaker 2: City a guy named Colangelo, who was number three at
Speaker 2: the Department of Justice, to coordinate the attack on Donald
Speaker 2: Trump from New York City, and that Nathan Wade, the
Speaker 2: boyfriend of Fanny Willis, had two meetings in the White
Speaker 2: House with White House Counsel coordinating the attack on Donald
Speaker 2: Trump in Atlanta.
Speaker 1: So this you know, the head of the snake was.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden, we think or somebody in the White House
Speaker 2: coordinated legal attacks all over the place. And I would
Speaker 2: say this, it didn't just stop with Donald Trump. There
Speaker 2: were thirty to forty lawyers who represented Donald Trump that
Speaker 2: have had their licenses from Some of them were sued
Speaker 2: and lives were made miserable and indicted all over Georgia
Speaker 2: and New York, in Arizona because they were part of
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. That's how bad this was. And do you
Speaker 2: think the American people knew that or figured it out?
Speaker 2: Because this was unpresident. This makes Richard Nixon look like
Speaker 2: a parking ticket, for God's sakes.
Speaker 3: I do think. I do think all the lawfare, all
Speaker 3: the speech suppression finally got through to people because you
Speaker 3: were hearing not just Republicans say this, but either more
Speaker 3: libertarian people or Democrats that would have voted for Biden
Speaker 3: the first time through said there's a problem in this country.
Speaker 3: Even Robert F. Kennedy Junior and his running mate were
Speaker 3: very articulate on this suppression issue. And remember, will you
Speaker 3: take this all the way back to Donald Trump's presidency
Speaker 3: where there was clear evidence of crimes by Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 3: There's no question the sledgehammer to the BlackBerry that was
Speaker 3: under a subpoena, that is a crime. And Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: taking the high road in his first term, took a
Speaker 3: pass on all of that. Nobody got indicted, There were
Speaker 3: no political persecutions under his administration. He took the highroad
Speaker 3: to avoid any accusation of that. And then we turn
Speaker 3: around in the Biden administration and like I said, they
Speaker 3: just let the floodgates open and they attacked everybody, thousands
Speaker 3: of prosecutions to try to suppress the will of the
Speaker 3: people in this thing, the lies by the intelligence community.
Speaker 3: I think one of the greatest things that Donald Trump
Speaker 3: did yesterday was revoked the security clearances of every one
Speaker 3: of those complete liars to the media that participated in
Speaker 3: that misleading of the American public with their special security clearances.
Speaker 3: The only shame is that the ship is in the
Speaker 3: Senate now. Who really was leading the charge in the
Speaker 3: House at the time lying to people shamelessly about what
Speaker 3: they were learning about the Russia hoax and Trump. I
Speaker 3: hope Trump takes the high road. That doesn't mean not
Speaker 3: prosecute anybody, but only the clearest and most compelling crimes.
Speaker 3: But these preempted pardons were a continuation of, like I say,
Speaker 3: everything they accused Trump of is what Biden was doing,
Speaker 3: the abuse of the Justice Department, the law fair and
Speaker 3: with the j six pardons and with the action you
Speaker 3: know what Biden did with his family, with Liz Cheney
Speaker 3: at Fauci. To me, you know, he has cost this
Speaker 3: country much more than money by shutting down the economy
Speaker 3: for two years. He cost us the credibility of the
Speaker 3: public health authorities. Nobody believes them anymore.
Speaker 2: No, we got to run, but I got all these
Speaker 2: other issues to talk about, the Modell Rule, the Bengals
Speaker 2: Lease I four seventy one bridge, the lack of the
Speaker 2: city's ability to remove snow. I would lastly say to you,
Speaker 2: Chris Finny, Attorney, that Joe Biden fashions himself, coins himself
Speaker 2: as a more than fifty year dedicated public servant, making
Speaker 2: no more than one hundred and seventy five thousand dollars
Speaker 2: a year in any one year. How did he get
Speaker 2: his multi millions of dollars to build mansions on the
Speaker 2: Atlantic Ocean If he just used his public salary. One
Speaker 2: might ask how did he become rich? How did he
Speaker 2: become a multi millionaire. Maybe he was the big guy
Speaker 2: getting money through Hunter Biden from Ukraine to affect American
Speaker 2: policy there in China. That's a different issue.
Speaker 3: But takes it's unprecedent in our country to ever issue
Speaker 3: prospective pardons. But just think about what he did. He
Speaker 3: pardoned every one of his family members that was accused
Speaker 3: or suspected in this money laundering scheme from foreign governments
Speaker 3: to influence our policy.
Speaker 2: It's frightening and largely once again like Hillary Clinton, I
Speaker 2: guess he'll get away with it, and all right, we
Speaker 2: got to run. Can you give me thirty seconds? Tony
Speaker 2: Bender wants to know if he can sue everybody on
Speaker 2: the four seventy one bridge debackle.
Speaker 1: He travels to Boon County.
Speaker 3: Here's the question of the hour for that or the month,
Speaker 3: which is, why doesn't may Or have to have somebody
Speaker 3: down there at the foot of the Taylor's out Gate
Speaker 3: Bridge directing traffic and pushing that through every day at
Speaker 3: rush hour and doing something to solve that problem. It's
Speaker 3: embarrassing that the governor of Kentucky, the governor of Ohio,
Speaker 3: and the mayor of this city, and candidly the mayor
Speaker 3: of Newport, have done nothing to try to alleviate the
Speaker 3: problem for citizens, businesses that are suffering. It's really embarrassing.
Speaker 2: Thank god, we don't have a fire problem here like
Speaker 2: in La Cincinnati would burn because we have an incompetent
Speaker 2: mayor and we have a city manager there.
Speaker 3: Because do you think Fpev even knows about the bridge problem?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Call him and let him know because I've seen nothing
Speaker 3: out of the city hall on that at all.
Speaker 2: Nothing. All right, we got to run. But Chris Finnie,
Speaker 2: we'll get to the other issues later. But thanks for
Speaker 2: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. But Joe Biden eight
Speaker 2: sixty two pardons, But that's not the news today. It's
Speaker 2: all about Donald Trump. Thank you, Chris Finny, Thanks you will,
Speaker 2: God bless. I'll continue with more line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 2: seven thousand, Destroy the documents, repeatedly, hide the money, and
Speaker 2: pardon yourself. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred ww Roy
Speaker 2: Dave Keaton hit the music. Here we are once again,
Speaker 2: twenty four hours after our nation has been delivered. This
Speaker 2: wasn't so much a renaissance by Donald Trump. It was
Speaker 2: a Lesser's type resurrection. He was beyond dead politically, and
Speaker 2: he came back magnificently, beaten all his enemies and the
Speaker 2: nation's enemies in order to win win the prize of
Speaker 2: the presidency. In the last twenty four hours, I think
Speaker 2: have been fabulous. I think the next four years are
Speaker 2: going to be better. I have great optimism. We'll see
Speaker 2: what happens later today he's got some major announcement to
Speaker 2: make at four o'clock with the Rock. We'll see what
Speaker 2: happens there. In any fingers, and the Elon Musk doze
Speaker 2: has been sued. The ACLU and other liberal lawyers have
Speaker 2: been raising millions and millions of dollars from the Ford
Speaker 2: Foundation and elsewhere George Soros to completely sue everything Donald
Speaker 2: Trump does. To go to federal court, and they pick
Speaker 2: a federal judge appointed by Obama or by Biden in
Speaker 2: the first instance, in order to hear the case. And
Speaker 2: once get to federal court on a civil matter, heck,
Speaker 2: it can be years before it's resolved. So in a sense,
Speaker 2: the ability to sue is going to stop Donald Trump
Speaker 2: from enacting what the American people want to a large
Speaker 2: extent in these cases, there's a lots of maybe one
Speaker 2: hundred to one hundred and fifty executive orders eeos that
Speaker 2: have been issued, and of the eos, each one's going
Speaker 2: to be subject to large numbers of lawsuits by liberal
Speaker 2: leftists ACLU types and to be hurt in front of
Speaker 2: compliant judges and try to stop everything going on. It'll
Speaker 2: take a while, it won't be immediate, but I know
Speaker 2: that how I feel this afternoon, compared to how I
Speaker 2: would have felt if Kamala Harris had won the presidency,
Speaker 2: the same old, same old would continue, and we're down
Speaker 2: the tubes. The America America, I know, doesn't exist much
Speaker 2: anymore today, but give it, Give her and maybe ten
Speaker 2: Waltz four to eight more years on top of this,
Speaker 2: and we're done, absolutely finished. At least we have someone
Speaker 2: who cares about America, cares about the southern border and
Speaker 2: about economic expansion.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Secondly, I knowed it with interest, and we have dealt
Speaker 2: with this several times over the past year. That there's
Speaker 2: large numbers of South American criminal syndicates who have sent
Speaker 2: through Joe Biden's open border, large numbers of gang bangers,
Speaker 2: and others to commit burglaries and robberies, commit mayhem in
Speaker 2: not just Hambleton County or Boone County, but all over America.
Speaker 2: And there were four Chilean nationals arrested two weeks ago
Speaker 2: in Clark County and they're going to be back in
Speaker 2: court today at two o'clock. They're all, shall we say,
Speaker 2: from Chile. And specifically they were found in possession of
Speaker 2: an old LSU shirt and a Bengals hat believed to
Speaker 2: be taken from the December nine, twenty twenty four burglary
Speaker 2: in Hamley County of Joe Burrows's home, and they were
Speaker 2: found in the groups of Black Cherry Blazer. It's an
Speaker 2: ongoing investigation. And one thing caught my eye in the
Speaker 2: story from Cameron Knight of the inquiry, and that is
Speaker 2: in Clark County documents, the investigator of the FBI states
Speaker 2: there's at least six different South American burglary groups. Some
Speaker 2: have been arrested, five of which are Chilean nationals. The
Speaker 2: documents did not state where the other rest were made.
Speaker 2: They in this case, investigator said all four rested. We're
Speaker 2: here illegally, though of course they're here illegally. Because of
Speaker 2: Joe Biden. Their names are Jordan, Francisco Sanchez, Bastionian Morales,
Speaker 2: Sergio Cabella. They're twenty two, twenty three, and thirty eight.
Speaker 2: You might recall about a month or two ago there
Speaker 2: were two Venezuelan nationals arrested. They did not speak, they
Speaker 2: would not give any comments to anything. They got sentenced
Speaker 2: to eight years in state prison, and they were stopped
Speaker 2: outside the hotel.
Speaker 1: And that's what they do. And what happens is that
Speaker 1: there may be as many, according to the FBI, of
Speaker 1: one hundred groups containing six to ten men each running
Speaker 1: around the country surveying properties and determine which ones to
Speaker 1: break into, which ones not to break into. And young
Speaker 1: athletes are prime target a because you know where they are.
Speaker 1: For example, you knew where Travis Kelsey was, or Patrick
Speaker 1: Mahomes or Joe Burrow. You know exactly what they're on TV.
Speaker 2: And the security is pretty good, but it doesn't match
Speaker 2: the attempts by the South American criminal syndicates to burglarize
Speaker 2: homes because that's where the money is. They put deer
Speaker 2: cameras in around bushes or trees to monitor the property
Speaker 2: remotely on their cell phones. They determine who's coming, who's going,
Speaker 2: who's president of the house, who's not. They do internet
Speaker 2: research as far as who the person is, what are
Speaker 2: their habits, what kind of things did they buy, and
Speaker 2: also their age, and who's president in the house. In
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow's house, there was a twenty three year old
Speaker 2: influence her who made the first call to police. Who
Speaker 2: was there, I think to influence Joe Burrow about something.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure exactly what it was, but she was
Speaker 2: influencer and she called the police. They were in possession
Speaker 2: of a criminal tools. They had seven burn heer cell phones,
Speaker 2: two automatic center punch tools used by the South American
Speaker 2: Theft Group to break glass and under houses. You put
Speaker 2: this tool up against the house and it's a punch.
Speaker 2: You hit the button and all of a sudden, the
Speaker 2: glass shatters. They also had the parts of their resume
Speaker 2: included the ability to cut out the glass, the charge
Speaker 2: with all kinds of crime, and the judge in Clark County.
Speaker 2: And I believe Clark County, correct me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 2: It's north of north it's in the Dayton area. I
Speaker 2: think I've been to Clark County. I think Chris Smitherman
Speaker 2: took me there one day. That it's in more or
Speaker 2: less around a little north of Butler County, near the
Speaker 2: Dayton area Clark County, And I bet you a dollar
Speaker 2: to a donut. These individuals do little or no talking,
Speaker 2: and the reason is if they talk, their loved ones
Speaker 2: back home can be killed. So these gangs are making
Speaker 2: millions and millions of dollars burglarizing our homes because of
Speaker 2: the immigration policies of Joe Burrow of Joe Biden, much
Speaker 2: less what happened to Lincoln Riley. By the way, the
Speaker 2: Lincoln Riley Act passed a couple days ago in the Senate.
Speaker 2: So that means when someone who has a serious felony
Speaker 2: conviction and ice puts a detainer on them, that the
Speaker 2: local authorities will honor that detainer and after they serve
Speaker 2: their sins to get the hell out of Dodge. So
Speaker 2: this thing's going to continue to proliferate. Think of one
Speaker 2: hundred groups, six to ten men each all over the
Speaker 2: country burglarizing homes and doing the most professional thing imagine,
Speaker 2: which is surveying the property from deerstand type of cameras
Speaker 2: to determine who's there, who's not what kind of cars
Speaker 2: are present, etc. When the lights on, one of the
Speaker 2: lights off. One does the person come in? Where are
Speaker 2: the children? One thing they're told, according the FBI is
Speaker 2: to not engage the homeowners. By that we mean if
Speaker 2: you get caught, get out, do not use a knife,
Speaker 2: to not use a gun, don't come in any physical assaults.
Speaker 1: That ups it quite a bit. So that's where we
Speaker 1: are with that.
Speaker 2: Secondly, and thirdly, a note with interest that Donald Trump
Speaker 2: yesterday pardon many many and connected to January sixth, and
Speaker 2: he did that, and one of the canards and I,
Speaker 2: according to a friend of mine who watches the View,
Speaker 2: which I don't, that's one thing I can't do. I
Speaker 2: may watch MSNBC now and then to get some laughs
Speaker 2: and report to you what goes on. But the view
Speaker 2: began by saying that four police officers were killed on
Speaker 2: January the sixth. If that was the case, the individuals
Speaker 2: who did it would have been charged with killing a
Speaker 2: police officer. And in which case, if that happened, they're
Speaker 2: looking at the death penalty, and the Feds will give
Speaker 2: you the death penalty if you kill a police officer.
Speaker 2: Not one was charged with killing a police officer in fact,
Speaker 2: none were charged with any filonious assault on a police officer.
Speaker 2: There were four officers who died later of various medical conditions,
Speaker 2: but none of their death certificates contained the knowledge that
Speaker 2: they're the victim of a homicide. According to those who
Speaker 2: know the best, that is the doctors, the pathologists, the corners.
Speaker 2: Of the four Capitol police officers who died in the days, weeks,
Speaker 2: and months later, none of them determined that it was
Speaker 2: caused by what happened on January the sixth. What doesn't
Speaker 2: justify it at all? If you kick a police officer,
Speaker 2: ort a police officer, I think four years in jail
Speaker 2: was sufficient, having caused no serious injuries. That if serious
Speaker 2: injuries were caused and it could be proven, they would
Speaker 2: have been charged with that, right, they weren't charged with that.
Speaker 1: You think the.
Speaker 2: Federal prosecutors would have loved to prosecute who killed a
Speaker 2: police officer or calls felonious assault serious physical harm, They
Speaker 2: would have done it. That doesn't justify what did happen.
Speaker 2: It was bad, and those who have already served four
Speaker 2: years in jail, four years in prison, would you know?
Speaker 2: I'm not sure if that's right or wrong.
Speaker 1: Good or bad.
Speaker 2: But when you heard a cop, you need to go
Speaker 2: to jail, you need to go to prison. You must
Speaker 2: be stopped. Great majority of those January sixth were simply
Speaker 2: invited in by the Capitol police. Much video to show that.
Speaker 2: And they're still doubt is whether the FBI infiltrated the groups,
Speaker 2: because they had shall we say, informants in all these groups.
Speaker 2: And lastly, it is clearly visible on the documentary tape
Speaker 2: of Nancy Pelosi herself saying I'm responsible for this. Nancy
Speaker 2: Pelosi on the afternoon of January sixth said, I am
Speaker 2: responsible for this.
Speaker 1: That's Nancy Pelosi. She was in charge of security. That
Speaker 1: doesn't obviate the criminal behavior of many that day, but
Speaker 1: it also it indicates to me that those responsible have
Speaker 1: taken responsibility, that is Nancy Pelosi. That the security defense
Speaker 1: was not put up, and the FBI knew or should
Speaker 1: have known, what was going to happen. But those who
Speaker 1: actually committed crimes inside the capitol, like that clown that
Speaker 1: sat at Nancy Pelosi's desk and put the feet up,
Speaker 1: and the fool, the criminal that broke into a window.
Speaker 2: There was one million dollars of damage. You damaged something
Speaker 2: in there, absolutely, But is four years in jail enough?
Speaker 2: My answer generally is yes. So I'm told in the
Speaker 2: next couple of days, I'm going to have on one
Speaker 2: of the January sixth rioters to talk about what's happened
Speaker 2: to him the past four years. He's been awaiting trial
Speaker 2: in the DC Goulog for the last four years, no trial,
Speaker 2: many many, many weeks were spent in solitary confinement in
Speaker 2: the dark. So that's the way they treated those individuals,
Speaker 2: and I think to a large extent for them, justice
Speaker 2: was done by that. I mean, they committed crimes and
Speaker 2: the great majority got probation in a fine, and their
Speaker 2: lives are ruined, every one of them. Their lives are ruined.
Speaker 2: The fifteen hundred men and women that did that, their
Speaker 2: lives are ruined. Maybe that's the punishment, but whatever it is,
Speaker 2: we move on. I'm going to have on a guest
Speaker 2: either on Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday who's getting out as
Speaker 2: I speak to talk to you about his experiences. It
Speaker 2: doesn't justify it. It's not good, it's bad. They paid
Speaker 2: a price. This guest I have coming on has spent
Speaker 2: four years in jail and the DC jail, which is
Speaker 2: like a gulag. Never got a trial, and he's still
Speaker 2: waiting for trial, and he thinks he's getting out today.
Speaker 2: I had him on about six months ago when he
Speaker 2: was in the visitor center in the jail, and let's
Speaker 2: hear his story. But if you would line up the
Speaker 2: top ten reasons some were voted four or against Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: I would say not one of the top twenty involved
Speaker 2: January sixth. There were many other issues. And lastly coming
Speaker 2: up in about fifteen minutes, person that has written a
Speaker 2: great book on what's happening in Israel with the Jihat, etc.
Speaker 2: His name is Israel Ellis has a new book out
Speaker 2: called Wake Up. Spends a lot of time in the
Speaker 2: book talking about college campuses and now the infiltration, the
Speaker 2: indoctrination of kids happening on college campuses, funded by college
Speaker 2: professors and by the Soros Foundation otherwise is a clear
Speaker 2: and present danger in this country. I could not imagine
Speaker 2: a circumstance or some group would call for the lynching
Speaker 2: of black men and the rape of white women and
Speaker 2: get away with it.
Speaker 1: Would that justify?
Speaker 2: Would college administrators administrators do anything about that? If some
Speaker 2: groups said we need to lynch black men. We need
Speaker 2: to rape white women. Let's get that done. How far
Speaker 2: would that go on college campuses. I would think not
Speaker 2: very far at all, that they would never college campuses
Speaker 2: allow demonstrations groups of college students who favored lynching blacks
Speaker 2: and raping women. But that's exactly what Hamas does to
Speaker 2: Jews and the Jewish women. They kill them and they
Speaker 2: rape them. And the college campuses are alive and alert
Speaker 2: with students in these various college campuses urging support for Hamas,
Speaker 2: who's in the business of killing. Hamas is a terrorist group.
Speaker 2: They're murderers. They love death and they askew life. We
Speaker 2: in the West, Jews, Americans, we love life and seek
Speaker 2: to live. If you're with Hamas Hezbeala the hoodies, you
Speaker 2: love death and you want to die. And I say
Speaker 2: many times, let's set up the meeting. And Iran is
Speaker 2: the head of the snake. And so when I saw
Speaker 2: a few days ago when there's three women came out,
Speaker 2: which was a good thing, absolutely great, I saw around
Speaker 2: them a bunch of Hamas murderers with their AK forty
Speaker 2: seven shooting guns in the air as if they had
Speaker 2: some great victory. How does Israel allow Gaza to continue
Speaker 2: with Hamas in charge when they are the murderers, they're
Speaker 2: the rapists, they're the ones destroying Gaza by themselves because
Speaker 2: they put their military equipment and they're controlling command centers
Speaker 2: inside hospitals, under schools and apartment buildings. And that means
Speaker 2: in order to win the war to go after Amas,
Speaker 2: Hamas encourages the Jews to kill Palestinians. All it would
Speaker 2: take is for a Mass to say, we lost, we surrender,
Speaker 2: come in, lay down our arms, come please help us.
Speaker 2: But all these aid trups going in will be used
Speaker 2: by Hamas. It's not going to be used by Palestinians
Speaker 2: to dole out to others that they favor. But as
Speaker 2: long as a Mass is in charge of Gaza, there
Speaker 2: will be no peace in the Middle East. And by
Speaker 2: the way, Gaza is the beautiful it should be a
Speaker 2: beautiful piece of real estate on the Mediterranean. But as
Speaker 2: long as murderous gangs and thugs are in charge i e. Hamas,
Speaker 2: and they continue to exist, there can be no peace.
Speaker 2: It would be ridiculous for Israel to entertain peace with
Speaker 2: Hamas still the major factor in Gossip, because you're delaying
Speaker 2: the inevitable by five or ten years.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more.
Speaker 2: Also later on, we scheduled Kevin Jackson, the Kevin Jackson
Speaker 2: Network of the Black Sphere, and so much others, and
Speaker 2: we'll see what happens down the road. I love the
Speaker 2: comments of Chris Finney when he compared what Joe Biden
Speaker 2: has said, and by the way, Joe Biden said in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty when he came up repeatedly whether Donald Trump
Speaker 2: should pardon his family members, and whether it was the
Speaker 2: view or Nancy Pelosi or Adam Shiftless or Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: they all said the same thing. No one offers and
Speaker 2: accepts a pardon unless you're guilty of the crime. Does
Speaker 2: that principle apply today to Joe Biden's family.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: And this whole January sixth thing needs to be put
Speaker 2: completely behind us, and let's move on because there's a
Speaker 2: lot to be said about it, and it's time to
Speaker 2: deal with the problems of twenty twenty five. Not the
Speaker 2: fact that a few hundred clowns and low level criminals
Speaker 2: committed crime, property crimes and the capitol and there were
Speaker 2: no police officers killed. If there was the Feds would
Speaker 2: have charged murder. They would have loved to have done
Speaker 2: that if that was the case, but they couldn't prove
Speaker 2: it because it didn't happen that way.
Speaker 1: Terrible assaults took place.
Speaker 2: Absolutely those that did it went to jail, absolutely, four
Speaker 2: years in jail for the assaults, probably about right, four
Speaker 2: or five years. I'm okay with that, you know. I
Speaker 2: support law enforcement. I love firefighters, you know that. But
Speaker 2: at some point enough is enough.
Speaker 1: And I wonder what happened to the thousands of criminals
Speaker 1: who burned down large American cities, killing twenty seven cops,
Speaker 1: causing billions of dollars in property damage in the so
Speaker 1: called George Floyd Roberts George Floyd Riots. And how did
Speaker 1: the Blue Cities and the Blue States deal with that?
Speaker 1: It was like a right full protest, sick of it.
Speaker 1: Bill cunning in The Great American Live at Jerome of
Speaker 1: the Bengals is Radio seven hundred WLW. Bill cunning In
Speaker 1: The Great American, of course, is the new sheriff in town.
Speaker 1: His name is Donald John Trump.
Speaker 2: And the failure of the Biden administration policies in the
Speaker 2: Middle East, where we put to the side.
Speaker 1: We hope and joining you and I now is.
Speaker 2: Israel Ellis they wake up call global jihad and the
Speaker 2: rise of anti Semitism in the world gone mad. And
Speaker 2: this author is a father of an idf reserve is
Speaker 2: called up to duty in October the seventh and Israel Ellis,
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And my first question
Speaker 2: is this. I spent time in Israel. I was up
Speaker 2: against the fence, and before we talk about the terrible
Speaker 2: horror inflicted upon Israel by Hamas and how Trump may
Speaker 2: assist it, how much of a shock was it to
Speaker 2: the Israeli people that Hamas could have done this the
Speaker 2: way they did it at a time that there was
Speaker 2: a sense of peace coming. How much of a shock
Speaker 2: was this to the psyche of the Israeli people.
Speaker 5: I think, you know, Bill, I think that's pretty obvious.
Speaker 5: It was one of the greatest shocks in seventy five
Speaker 5: years of Israel's entire history. No one was prepared for this,
Speaker 5: and no one could have imagined this. And if you
Speaker 5: would have told me as a lay person that you know,
Speaker 5: sutchs and such is going to happen, I would have,
Speaker 5: you know, said, there's absolutely no way.
Speaker 4: And that's really what the wake up call is about.
Speaker 6: The book was written because of the question that I'm
Speaker 6: coming up in every conversation, and that is the bewildered
Speaker 6: look on people's eyes, asking how how did this happen?
Speaker 2: And when I was there, I had a sense of
Speaker 2: great security. I spent time in the West Bank, went
Speaker 2: to Massada, got up against a border fence and I
Speaker 2: was told if retiree, who was a great guy, a
Speaker 2: major with our little group providing analysis, and he talked about,
Speaker 2: you know, the Gaza strip is hunker down, we have satellites,
Speaker 2: we have infiltrated parts of a moss, we have this
Speaker 2: fence up. It's it's impossible for this to occur. Paragliders
Speaker 2: wasn't a factor. It wasn't going to happen. IDF would
Speaker 2: quickly respond. On October the seventh, about one two hundred
Speaker 2: innocent men and women and children were murder hunters taken hostage.
Speaker 1: And my correct to state.
Speaker 2: Israel elis that the beginning of this, the genesis of this,
Speaker 2: and the funding of this came because of the Joe
Speaker 2: Biden policy of funding Iran, the head of the snake.
Speaker 2: Then they took those moneies from us, from Americans gave
Speaker 2: it to Hesbela Hamas and through the hooties, and except
Speaker 2: for the policies of Joe Biden providing the money in
Speaker 2: the arms to Ron to attack Israel, this likely would
Speaker 2: not have happened in the first place.
Speaker 5: Well, I wouldn't say you're completely correct, nor are you
Speaker 5: completely incorrect.
Speaker 4: I don't think I could go ahead and.
Speaker 5: Place the blame on any one particular person, especially in America.
Speaker 5: I don't think anyone wanted something like this to have happened.
Speaker 4: However, I will.
Speaker 5: Tell you that the complacency and the funding of UNRA
Speaker 5: and of the biggest scam that has existed since the
Speaker 5: Second Gold War, since the.
Speaker 4: Establishment of the State of Israel, this UNRA.
Speaker 5: And the United Nations, that's where the blame squarely, you know,
Speaker 5: falls squarely on.
Speaker 4: And it's this sort of this.
Speaker 5: Ignorance and not recognizing and realizing.
Speaker 4: What global GAD is about.
Speaker 5: Yes, Bendings, the need to rand has got to be
Speaker 5: also the most stupidest thing that we could do to
Speaker 5: undermine our own security and safety, especially knowing it's just
Speaker 5: been bizarre. I mean, we know that they're developing nuclear capabilities,
Speaker 5: we know what they're at it is. These people are
Speaker 5: marching in the state, calling death to America, and yet
Speaker 5: we continue to fund proxies that will ultimately fund it.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'll tell you the absolute irony bill is
Speaker 5: having my son an active duty assigned to protect the
Speaker 5: humanitarian coronor leading into Gaza to provide humanitarian needs to
Speaker 5: gas as much in need of these things, and those
Speaker 5: goods are being hijacked by a mus who fuels themselves,
Speaker 5: and we're funding these goods that are coming in so
Speaker 5: that I must could refuel itself so that they go ahead
Speaker 5: and they could try to attack my son.
Speaker 4: And it's just totally bizarre and.
Speaker 5: Ironic and dissonance and everything you can imagine. And hopefully
Speaker 5: with this new administration coming in that nonsense when we
Speaker 5: put to bed and we're going to see a very
Speaker 5: different face of the Middle East.
Speaker 2: Israel elis author of the book Wake Up Call. When
Speaker 2: I watch the of those three female hostages, I'm so
Speaker 2: happy those ladies were released. I saw dozens and dozens
Speaker 2: of Hamas fighters, murderers and terrorists dressed up appropriately. With
Speaker 2: AK forty seven's shooting in the air, I have no
Speaker 2: doubt that Hamas will reconstitute itself and will do exactly
Speaker 2: the same thing of given the opportunity in a year,
Speaker 2: five years or ten years. Can Israel ever be at
Speaker 2: real peace if Hamas controls Gaza.
Speaker 4: No, it must must be, There can be.
Speaker 5: There can be no exception over here, and there is
Speaker 5: no opportunity for flexibility. It must needs to be completely decimated.
Speaker 5: A must needs to cease to exist.
Speaker 4: And I mean, you know, our.
Speaker 5: New president, God bless them, because it's.
Speaker 4: The divine intervention that he is in power today.
Speaker 5: He knows very well and better than anyone else the
Speaker 5: art of the deal and the the idea of having
Speaker 5: to be put into the impossible situation where israelly are
Speaker 5: forced to negotiate with terrorists and to repatriate.
Speaker 4: Nearly nineteen hundred murdering.
Speaker 5: Terrorists out of prisons who've been put away and put
Speaker 5: out of arm's way, and then put them back into
Speaker 5: gass and a must and rearm themselves.
Speaker 4: It is shameful and is terrible that we're.
Speaker 5: In that situation. But she knows something, Bill, And then
Speaker 5: you've been to Israel, and you know this. The Jewish
Speaker 5: people in Israel, we are lovers of life, and we
Speaker 5: see three souls and we see that worth almost any cost.
Speaker 4: We do not leave people behind. And so let's get
Speaker 4: our hostages out.
Speaker 5: And then we'll deal with these animals secondary.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: The other issue is the disproportionate numbers. I don't know
Speaker 2: how many of the hundred are left alive. I assume
Speaker 2: more than half for debt. I pray to god they're
Speaker 2: all They all look like there's three hostages that came
Speaker 2: out that they look actually better than I thought they
Speaker 2: would look.
Speaker 1: But how do you come up with numbers? You give
Speaker 1: us maybe thirty forty fifty, and we'll give you back
Speaker 1: two thousand murderers. How come it's always like one hundred
Speaker 1: to one or fifty to one, And who negotiates that deal?
Speaker 5: There is no negotiation over here, and there's just you know,
Speaker 5: the outside world doesn't see, sir, of what happens on
Speaker 5: the inside. It is absolutely disproportionate. And what really disgusting,
Speaker 5: more than anything else, Bill, is when we take human
Speaker 5: lives and we commoditize them and turn them into negotiations
Speaker 5: and turn them into ponds.
Speaker 4: These are human beings, They're innocent people.
Speaker 5: They kidnapped them, they took them, They walked into a
Speaker 5: sovereign state across a border, and they brutally murdered people
Speaker 5: and kidnapped innocent women, children of all ages, men, And.
Speaker 4: Here we are, we're playing.
Speaker 5: We're playing with people's lives like chips on a poker table.
Speaker 5: It is disgusting, demoralizing, and it just shows that how
Speaker 5: far like the entire situation has assigned we. This should
Speaker 5: not be allowed to happen. This cannot be allowed to
Speaker 5: continue to exist.
Speaker 7: And it is.
Speaker 4: Painful and it's painful for the world to watch. It's
Speaker 4: painful for Israel. It is shameful that a.
Speaker 5: Moss can still inflict this kind of harm.
Speaker 4: We are feeding right into them.
Speaker 5: And it is painful for those families, those poor families
Speaker 5: that are on this roller coaster of emotions. I gotta
Speaker 5: tell you, I am really grateful that there is call
Speaker 5: it a deal if you want in place, but you
Speaker 5: said it, you know, you know, the art of a deal,
Speaker 5: to any deal that's going to be successful is when
Speaker 5: both sides feel that they're getting value from it. Unfortunately,
Speaker 5: I just don't see that here, and I.
Speaker 4: Just don't see.
Speaker 5: This having success into you're talking about thirty three hostages
Speaker 5: in Phase one are supposed to be released over thirty
Speaker 5: three over over six weeks, over a six week period,
Speaker 5: so they've forced Israel constantly negotiating.
Speaker 4: Where are they negotiating. They're negotiating in Qatar.
Speaker 5: Who's funding terrorism, who's funding Iran?
Speaker 4: And Ran is involved in all of this.
Speaker 5: So it's this is dime, you know, biacle, diabolical plan,
Speaker 5: that's crazy. And this is all what global she had
Speaker 5: is about. And this is what she had ism about.
Speaker 5: And it's not just in the streets of Israel. This
Speaker 5: is in the streets of America as well.
Speaker 4: When you talk about hamas, and yes.
Speaker 5: It's very scary what you see there, but what do
Speaker 5: we see here in our streets on the encampments and
Speaker 5: the protests in New York. It's disgusting that it's allowed.
Speaker 5: And I know that we allow free speech, but this
Speaker 5: is this is what's This is the abuse of what
Speaker 5: we allow, the abuse of the privilege that we give
Speaker 5: people the freedom to.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, and they use it against us.
Speaker 5: And I don't know what the answer is that I
Speaker 5: can tell you that these people marching down our streets
Speaker 5: clad in their cafeas and their face is hidden and
Speaker 5: intimidating with slogans of genocide, on it. That's got to stop.
Speaker 5: We got to figure out how toy you know, those
Speaker 5: people they're they're here and they're.
Speaker 4: Doing that thing should be sent back home.
Speaker 5: Let them do it over there. It's it's really as scary,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 2: Israel ellis author of the to me Uh. Most of
Speaker 2: militant Islam is a culture of death, and many Western
Speaker 2: democracies are cultures of life. We value human life from
Speaker 2: the moment of conception to natural death, and we look
Speaker 2: forward to an award, hopefully in heaven later. However, and
Speaker 2: militant Islam they worship death, that you succeed in life
Speaker 2: by killing Jews, Christians, Catholics and Americans, and they're have
Speaker 2: any two versions in heaven waiting for you. So we
Speaker 2: celebrate life, Hamas and Has celebrates death, and they want
Speaker 2: to be killed to get to heaven and jihad. And
Speaker 2: I think we should arrange the meeting. If that's the case,
Speaker 2: let's get it done.
Speaker 4: Bill, you're you're you're very right about that.
Speaker 5: But I want to point out to you that they're
Speaker 5: indiscriminate in terms of who is caught in the crossfire.
Speaker 5: They don't care whether it's Jews, Christians, or Muslims.
Speaker 4: And they and I talk about this in my.
Speaker 5: Book, and this is a very big part of the
Speaker 5: book is in the wake Up Call, I talk about
Speaker 5: the fact that what.
Speaker 4: We are dealing with this global.
Speaker 5: Gad is is the lovers of life versus the lovers
Speaker 5: of death.
Speaker 4: And that is why the subtext.
Speaker 5: Of the book is in a world called MAD and
Speaker 5: that's capitalized to stand for the acronym of mutually assured
Speaker 5: destruction because we've always we've grown up and a culture
Speaker 5: of cold warfare where we knew that what we were
Speaker 5: dealing with on each side were people who valued life
Speaker 5: or who had some value of their own lives, maybe
Speaker 5: not our lives. But the fact is that that leverage
Speaker 5: does not exist when you're dealing with chiet. And yet
Speaker 5: yet the left side of the political spectrum continues to
Speaker 5: bend their knee and they continue to, you know, sort
Speaker 5: of operate this and disillusionment that there is something here.
Speaker 4: To negotiate with. There is, as you.
Speaker 5: Said, it, nothing to negotiate with when you're dealing with
Speaker 5: the lovers of death, because they haven't left us anything
Speaker 5: to negotiate with.
Speaker 4: And it really is painful.
Speaker 5: Because our moral compass is all about preservation of life.
Speaker 5: So for us to go ahead and to take out
Speaker 5: the lovers of death, even though what we're doing is justifiable,
Speaker 5: it is still a morally corrupt affair if you think
Speaker 5: about it.
Speaker 4: It is against everything we stand for.
Speaker 5: And this is what they are doing to us, even
Speaker 5: at the cost of their own lives and tarnish our souls.
Speaker 1: You know, I love the media's game of playing these
Speaker 1: terrible pictures of Muslims being killed by Israeli armaments in
Speaker 1: the Gaza, when in reality.
Speaker 4: You know, that's that's all.
Speaker 2: Of course, Hamas is killing their own people. They locate
Speaker 2: command and control centers, arms depot underneath hospital, schools and
Speaker 2: apartment buildings. So the Israelis in a war mustard and
Speaker 2: they so Hamas is in the business of killing Muslims,
Speaker 2: of killing Jews, of killing Westerners, because that's what they do.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 5: And that's the dissonance of of sort of different the
Speaker 5: political spectrum that you know, goes ahead and and and
Speaker 5: and feeds that that into that media h sort of frenzy. Hey,
Speaker 5: you know, Golden my year said achieves Israel's prime minister,
Speaker 5: and I think she was a third prime minister and
Speaker 5: fourth Prime Minister, and she said it very clearly. She
Speaker 5: doesn't blame the Arabs for fighting a war with Israel,
Speaker 5: but she blames the Arabs for turning our Israeli young
Speaker 5: men into killers. And that's what it's all about, because
Speaker 5: that's what the jihadists do. Kihadism in itself is a martyrdom.
Speaker 5: It's a philosophy of martyrdom, and it is really true
Speaker 5: evil and we have to.
Speaker 4: Deal with that evil.
Speaker 5: But I don't believe that violence and war is necessarily
Speaker 5: the long term answer. You can take out the current
Speaker 5: situation which we must neutralize, and I completely agree with that,
Speaker 5: but we must find what is the underlying long term
Speaker 5: opportunity here for us to have an everlasting peace, and
Speaker 5: that bill has got to be the syllabus of.
Speaker 4: Education we must.
Speaker 5: It is an impossible situation, especially for the God given
Speaker 5: write a freedom of speech and for the ability.
Speaker 4: That we believe that we had, that there is a
Speaker 4: peaceful way, and that there is.
Speaker 5: A democratic way in the Judea Christian beliefs to have
Speaker 5: the opportunity to be able to speak and practice and
Speaker 5: and be as you are. But what do you do
Speaker 5: when people use that against you? What do you do
Speaker 5: when they use that as a tool to subjugate, as
Speaker 5: a tool to dominate, and as a tool to use
Speaker 5: against you, that results in being and being murdered, and
Speaker 5: and and and and being uh uh.
Speaker 4: They're they're abusing that, and what do we do with that?
Speaker 5: These are the questions that I deal with in the
Speaker 5: wake Up Call, and they're.
Speaker 4: Important, very very important.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately present day issues that we all must confront.
Speaker 2: And thank god Donald Trump's in charge now. Israel ellis
Speaker 2: the book is the wake up call. Global gihad and
Speaker 2: the rise of a Semitism in the world gone man.
Speaker 2: One result we have to run. But one result can't
Speaker 2: be the Hamas still controls Gaza, accepting arms from Iran,
Speaker 2: and then here we go again. Hamas must be totally
Speaker 2: obliterated and defeated. Gaza is a great piece of real
Speaker 2: estate on the Mediterranean.
Speaker 4: Not just a must, but a ran ran the head
Speaker 4: of the state. They gotta go. They gotta go, Bill, And.
Speaker 5: Thank you, by the way, I'm on behalf of myself
Speaker 5: and the Jewish people. I want to thank you very
Speaker 5: very much for going to Israel. Please everyone visit Israel.
Speaker 4: It is safe.
Speaker 5: It is the envelope of love, and you will not
Speaker 5: feel threatened over there. You're gonna feel a lot safer
Speaker 5: than you feel.
Speaker 4: Here with all the protests and everything.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much, Bill, And please if people can
Speaker 5: purchase the book on Amazon. You know Amazon has censored
Speaker 5: any marketing to do with ten seven, So it's extremely
Speaker 5: important that your listeners go out and purchase the wake
Speaker 5: Up Call, and by Israel Ellis and leap reviews to
Speaker 5: let Amazon mill that that is unacceptable, not to shut
Speaker 5: us down, not to censor as a silence US Israel.
Speaker 2: Thank you, and may God bless Israel. And thanks again
Speaker 2: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you Israel,
Speaker 2: Thank you Bill, thank you. Care God bless you, bless God, blessure.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more Bill Cunningham on News Radio seven hundred.
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Speaker 1: W Then they played I think the Ducks. How are
Speaker 1: the Ducks? They got a dub.
Speaker 2: And then the third game I think was in the
Speaker 2: Cotton Bowl in Dallas, and there the Longhorns. How they
Speaker 2: do with it against the long Horn? They got themselves
Speaker 2: a dub? And how about Captain Jack.
Speaker 1: Then they beat Notre Dame, the home of Rocky Boyman.
Speaker 1: By the way, and if he's listening, you and him,
Speaker 1: owe me a hot fudge. Sunday because you both picked.
Speaker 1: Of course he's a homer and gonna go with the
Speaker 1: Irish because he went there. I agree with that, but
Speaker 1: you you you went on? Will you I turned your back?
Speaker 1: I flipped on Ohio and yes, I flipped. I hope
Speaker 1: that I hope that Mike the Wine knows about this.
Speaker 1: But Rocky Boyman owes me a hot fudd Son, Well,
Speaker 1: then Rocky can buy one for you, and he buys
Speaker 1: one for me. Not that's it. Not, I'll be very
Speaker 1: disappointed in one hour. Will he be here at some point?
Speaker 9: The foolishness has got No, it.
Speaker 1: Doesn't because I want a hot fudd Sunday today because
Speaker 1: the Bucks are the national champs. And then we don't.
Speaker 1: How come we don't hear the themes of the fight
Speaker 1: song from Ohio State today? I don't know, Like we've
Speaker 1: heard seventeen times, there we go, you say it, we
Speaker 1: play it two Wednesday. I'm not sure that's oh what
Speaker 1: you play in Michigan's for hell? It was this for
Speaker 1: Tom Weaedman because he's a fig shot in Sycamore Township.
Speaker 1: Well it's the Oregon the national champions. They'd be the highest. Stupid,
Speaker 1: Get this off get this off the way, get it out.
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Speaker 1: basketball Tonight Big twelve battle right there. In Clifton, Texas Tech,
Speaker 1: the Red Raiders, the home of Joe Walter Big Game,
Speaker 1: will take on the Bearcats at six point thirty on
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Speaker 1: RedHawks and Travis Steele have won seven in a row.
Speaker 1: Travis Steele move up the ladder of basketball greatness. Could
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Speaker 1: Dayton number twenty five. Louisvels into snow at SMU Ohio
Speaker 1: State at do Also Willie Tomarronknight in Red's The Red's
Speaker 1: Caravan visits beautiful Wilmington tomorrow night at six point thirty
Speaker 1: at the Roberts Center, which is owned by RNL Carriers.
Speaker 1: I love RNL Carriers. Let's see college football. Ohio State
Speaker 1: transfer quarterback Devon Brown has signed with cal how much
Speaker 1: doesn't say, can't say? How much he got Ohio State
Speaker 1: is number one in the final AP Top twenty five
Speaker 1: College football poll of the season. Notre Dame is number two.
Speaker 1: What about will Howard? Will Howard, I don't know. I
Speaker 1: guess he's is he stay in or going? Oregon, Texas
Speaker 1: and Penn State the top five. Indiana ended up tenth
Speaker 1: at eleven and two. Let's see. Also, congratulations to those
Speaker 1: young men from Cincinnati that are now national champions. Hucari
Speaker 1: Miles junior out of Lakota West, Dorian Williams out of Princeton,
Speaker 1: the home of the Vikings, Jermaine Matthews junior from Winton Woods,
Speaker 1: Tegra Sabora out of or Sabola out of Lakota West,
Speaker 1: Austin Seerveld from Lakota East, maleak Hardford the Lakota West,
Speaker 1: Eli Riggs of Indian Hill, Jupe Mitchell out of Wyoming
Speaker 1: the home of the Cowboys. And Reese Stocktail from Little Miami.
Speaker 1: They are national champions in college football? How about that?
Speaker 1: How about that? That's good? They get the rings, they
Speaker 1: get everything right. I think I think they get a
Speaker 1: national championship ring. I saw him the other day, the
Speaker 1: actual championship. And then I guess the Buckeyes are going
Speaker 1: to get another ring. We need to get a hold
Speaker 1: of Paul Keels. Do you have his number? Former former
Speaker 1: wl WL Loveness, the voice he's got, He's got more
Speaker 1: rings now, I think than maybe, uh Tom Brady, let's
Speaker 1: check it. Well, I don't know about that. Well close
Speaker 1: to it. Patrick Mahomes said, they cheat to give the
Speaker 1: game to the Chiefs, the referees. I don't know. I'm
Speaker 1: just I'm tired of that segment. I'm tired of that.
Speaker 1: I'm tired of that too. What about t t I'm
Speaker 1: tired of it. She's going to go to New Orleans?
Speaker 1: You know they're gonna make it. What about Caitlin Clark?
Speaker 1: Why where's Beyonce at the Beyonce this Sunday? I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 2: So, but speaking of that, how about New Orleans under
Speaker 2: five inches of ice and snow?
Speaker 1: And the super Bowl is going to be there in
Speaker 1: a month less than that, I think, I mean, what
Speaker 1: are you want to do? They don't they have no
Speaker 1: like Cincinnati, they have no snowplows, they got nothing. We
Speaker 1: Houston shut down, they got snow, and the beaches in
Speaker 1: Florida destined Pensacola beaches under snow. How about that. Those
Speaker 1: people have got to be going crazy. There's no snow
Speaker 1: removal equipment, believe me. No, It's like Cincinnati. All I
Speaker 1: can say it was snow in a half an hour ago.
Speaker 1: In the city they don't have it. But in the
Speaker 1: county and the state they got it. They got township.
Speaker 1: The weed man gets it done about time. The weed
Speaker 1: man performs pretty good stuff. I guess he's pretty happy
Speaker 1: today too, Yes he is. O. Hi, oh, I'm just saying, yeah,
Speaker 1: they come up with some subterfuse and uh. Sunday the
Speaker 1: celebrate for the National Championship celebration is Sunday in Columbus
Speaker 1: at Ohio Stadium at noon. I think there's already people
Speaker 1: lining up, you know, I'm just I'm just saying happy
Speaker 1: that the championship is here. The big teams in college
Speaker 1: football now are Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Penn State.
Speaker 2: That's three of the four. Where's the SEC when you
Speaker 2: need him again? You know, they suddenly doesn't school. They
Speaker 2: are paying. They took a hit. SEC paid, that's what
Speaker 2: they're and now everyone's paying.
Speaker 1: Everybody's joined the bad all of a sudden the sec.
Speaker 1: I read this morning that that the Ohio state has
Speaker 1: a twenty million dollar payroll for Ni l on their team.
Speaker 1: Twenty million, twenty million total. I bet that's going on.
Speaker 1: That's a little less than the Oakland A's have in baseball.
Speaker 2: And if you can, like a star running back from Mississippi,
Speaker 2: you make two million dollars and get it, get the
Speaker 2: ring right, That's that's important.
Speaker 1: Right. The rich get richer and the poor get poor.
Speaker 1: That's why I know that that's the way it is.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: Segment is edit in sports. But don't you have like
Speaker 1: a little bit of a different feeling on day two?
Speaker 1: I'm happy, Yes, wake up with the smart JB and
Speaker 1: KH in the house. Can you mention Kamala Harris right
Speaker 1: now because be embarrassing if you vote for her, you
Speaker 1: should apologize, apologize.
Speaker 7: He wouldn't be.
Speaker 1: Sitting here because you and I were on a You
Speaker 1: and I were going to be on a play's list
Speaker 1: to the capital of Madagascar to start the Comodo Dragon
Speaker 1: Trading camp. You have a choice either Tim Waltz is
Speaker 1: the vice president or j D. Who do you like?
Speaker 1: I'm going with j D. The pride of Middle town
Speaker 1: for Tim waltz Amen. How about Donald Trump or Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris going with the Trumpster? You gotta be kidding me either.
Speaker 1: Are you know the vice vice president? You know who
Speaker 1: had ought to be Sheriff Richard K. Jones ought to
Speaker 1: be the vice vice president? You ought to be in charge.
Speaker 1: Maybe the FBI may be in charge of the border
Speaker 1: and get something done. Believe me, this guy's going to
Speaker 1: get something. Are they better? I better see a lot
Speaker 1: of people going the other way than our way in
Speaker 1: afford it correct.
Speaker 2: Talk to Lake and Riley's family about that. Thank you,
Speaker 2: not good segment, No, not good, fine segment. Get me
Speaker 2: out of the student's report. And as the reds Pitchers
Speaker 2: and catchers report, is that like February tenth.
Speaker 1: Pretty close right around of Valentine's Day? I believe not
Speaker 1: bad segment about three weeks there, William, it was on
Speaker 1: this day, January the twenty first, nineteen seventy four. Let
Speaker 1: me write that down. January twenty first night, nineteen seventy four.
Speaker 1: The Cincinnati Reds Hire thirty one year old Marty Brenneman
Speaker 1: really to replace Al Michaels to do the play by
Speaker 1: play alongside the old left hander Joe knoxall Marty forty
Speaker 1: six years at a radio booth Red's Hall of Famer
Speaker 1: Baseball Hall of Famer not Bad January twenty first, nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy four.
Speaker 2: Joe told me early on that he thought Marty would
Speaker 2: make it because he had an attitude and he was
Speaker 2: spunky and he was fun to sit next to. I said, well,
Speaker 2: how is al Michael? He said the same way, al Michael. See,
Speaker 2: Marty could have been like the Al Michael of our time,
Speaker 2: do national stuff.
Speaker 1: But he liked being here. Right.
Speaker 2: He did some Kentucky basketball, as you might record. Yes,
Speaker 2: he did Kentucky with ky Wood Letford. Yes that's a
Speaker 2: name not heard for a while. Kay Wood Letford say
Speaker 2: the name talking about a couple of legends right there.
Speaker 2: I tell you what Rob Sanders like to hear that name,
Speaker 2: kay Wood. That guy was bigger than Montana and can.
Speaker 1: Didn't you bet with Rob Sanders? Yes? I did. This
Speaker 1: was dinner at Waltz Walt's hitching post. Yeah. What I
Speaker 1: see all this is you see we're we're we're we
Speaker 1: won that one. We want to get paid off now
Speaker 1: I won that one? Yeah? I think so.
Speaker 2: He had notre Dame. I took Ohio State well about
Speaker 2: the points. The point was eight and a half. They
Speaker 2: were eight points. All of a sudden they kicked the
Speaker 2: extra field goald go.
Speaker 1: And that was the other That was the other day
Speaker 1: when Saquon Barkley, Yes he didn't slid, didn't didn't score
Speaker 1: and he slid or the betters went nuts.
Speaker 2: Well, here the betters are happy. Ohio State was giving
Speaker 2: eight and a half, they're up by eight. All of
Speaker 2: a sudden the field, last second field goal makes it
Speaker 2: up by all it add to it. That's pretty good.
Speaker 2: And it was certainly the over DraftKings sports book. All right,
Speaker 2: I think most people better in the nation. Most people
Speaker 2: bet on Notre Dame and took the points.
Speaker 1: I would say, so they.
Speaker 2: Were in good shape until the last what twenty seconds
Speaker 2: to go? Yep, SEGM man give me out of the
Speaker 2: stud's report. Please come on coming up next?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's uh doctor Allen. And that next
Speaker 1: up is Kevin Jackson, Kevin Jackson of the Black Sphere
Speaker 1: about a black man's reaction to Trump's victory. Kevin Jackson,
Speaker 1: will he and otnor of the cold and the tri
Speaker 1: state and stay warm out there again? We leave you
Speaker 1: with the immortal words of the Stood Report. Cincinnata is
Speaker 1: a place to come. Thank you, Marty nineteen seventy four.
Speaker 1: It's been a while segment, that's for sure. That's along
Speaker 1: he had changed a bit. I think he's changed a
Speaker 1: little bit. I don't know about that. I don't know
Speaker 1: about that segment. Thank you very much, Yes, sir, fifty
Speaker 1: one years ago, seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham, The Great America. One of my great guests
Speaker 2: is Kevin Jackson of the Kevin Jackson Network dot com.
Speaker 1: He's an author, he's a public speaker, he's a great American,
Speaker 1: has his own radio program, et cetera.
Speaker 2: And once again, Kevin Jackson, welcome. I think for the
Speaker 2: first time this year the Bill Cunningham Show. And how
Speaker 2: do you process? We set off the air. Maybe it's
Speaker 2: the age of reason has come back and you set
Speaker 2: off the air to me that maybe Democrats are happy
Speaker 2: with Donald Trump. Explain what kind of breathing. I had
Speaker 2: tears in my eyes during the inaugural I'm looking at it.
Speaker 2: I loved it. I stuck with it most of the time.
Speaker 2: Every now and then I'd go over to MSNBC in
Speaker 2: order to get a dose of I couldn't believe what
Speaker 2: I was hearing on MSNBC. They live in some alternative universe,
Speaker 2: but kind of in general, how good is it that
Speaker 2: Donald Trump has been a returned to office because of
Speaker 2: the American people?
Speaker 7: I got to tell you it is the worldwide jubilance
Speaker 7: of his returning. Look, I'm looking at guys like Mike Pinkus,
Speaker 7: a billionaire that was partnered with Ree Hoffman, who's a
Speaker 7: you know, vapid leftist. And this is the guy that
Speaker 7: donated in twenty twenty three millions of dollars to Biden
Speaker 7: and Harris and two days before the election he announced
Speaker 7: on Twitter that he's voting for Donald Trump. You're looking
Speaker 7: at look at the number of people that Donald Trump
Speaker 7: has who are either Democrats or independents, never Trumpers didn't
Speaker 7: like him, that now worked for him. And I'll use Steve.
Speaker 7: I think his last name is he's a Treasury guy.
Speaker 7: That last name starts with the ambassador or something like that. Anyway,
Speaker 7: that guy used to work for George Sorow. This guy
Speaker 7: was a hardcore leftist who in twenty twenty four started
Speaker 7: working for the Trump campaign and became an ardent. Trump
Speaker 7: supporter Donald Trump's own VP did not like him and
Speaker 7: transitioned over. RFK Jr. Did not like Trump and now
Speaker 7: it's part of AJHS and has people actually thinking about
Speaker 7: their health again. Bill Tolsey Gabbert, Democrat came over. Wasn't
Speaker 7: a Trump fan, wasn't a Maga fan per se, now
Speaker 7: a Maga fan. I forget this billionaire Indian guy last
Speaker 7: name like Palli Daya may to comment. You know what,
Speaker 7: we got to stop demonizing these guys. I could go
Speaker 7: down a list of literally twenty hardcore leftists who are
Speaker 7: now in the Trump corner. And when I went to
Speaker 7: military school, they define leadership as the ability to gain
Speaker 7: willful cooperation. Look at what Donald Trump has done with
Speaker 7: guys like Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, who wouldn't let the Washington
Speaker 7: Post endorse Kamala Harrison now donate it to the Transition Fund.
Speaker 7: And I could go down the list, and yes, some
Speaker 7: of it's to do with their business, but most of
Speaker 7: it has to do with gaining sanity. Zuckerberg falling on
Speaker 7: the sword about social media and what it did to
Speaker 7: thwart Trump in twenty twenty. Now, let's fast forward look
Speaker 7: at what Trump is doing they the Democrats are acting
Speaker 7: like it wasn't a mandate because Kamala Harris got seventy
Speaker 7: five million, there wasn't as big of a big a
Speaker 7: loss as we thought. It's huge. They still cheated. But
Speaker 7: look at what Trump's doing. He's still pursuing the twenty
Speaker 7: twenty election. They lied, Joe Biden was never supposed to
Speaker 7: be in office. He's still pursuing. January sixth, with the
Speaker 7: release of all of the people that were in prison wrongly,
Speaker 7: he's still Now we get vindication through Joe Biden's pardons
Speaker 7: that he knows he's guilty, and then we're going to
Speaker 7: get to the to the bottom of that stuff. Because
Speaker 7: he didn't pardon Vinman, he didn't pardon Crapper, he didn't
Speaker 7: pardon you know, John Brennan. Many of these people are
Speaker 7: going to be in big trouble because the people coming in,
Speaker 7: Pam Bondi good friend of mine, Nash of Patel, good
Speaker 7: friend of mine. These people are going to go after
Speaker 7: this and not to be vindictive Bill, but to go
Speaker 7: after the truth. That's what we're seeing. And so I
Speaker 7: think a lot of the Democrats who left and are
Speaker 7: wanted to leave that party because it's a party of
Speaker 7: pedophiles and crazy people. They now have an excuse to say,
Speaker 7: you know what, the sanity's back. We told you so,
Speaker 7: this is why we left. I think a lot of
Speaker 7: them are still going to leave as the truth starts
Speaker 7: the leak out, Billy, these guys are going to come
Speaker 7: over and Drove.
Speaker 2: And Kevin Jackson that the best part of this is
Speaker 2: going to be a thorough investigation. Now that Anthony Fauci
Speaker 2: has his so called pardon, he can't take the Fifth
Speaker 2: Amendment anymore. So when the congressional hearings continue, he's going
Speaker 2: to have to provide documents that there's no self incrimination involved.
Speaker 2: I still would like to know how did Joe Biden
Speaker 2: become a multimillionaire. He coins himself as being a fifty
Speaker 2: four year politician, never making more than two hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars a year, but he's got multi million dollar mansions
Speaker 2: up and down the East Coast.
Speaker 1: Where did Joe Biden get his money from?
Speaker 7: Yeah, well we know where he got it. And yeah,
Speaker 7: and I'm looking at you know, all these people that
Speaker 7: talked about you know, let's let's just go back in
Speaker 7: the memory machine here with Joe Biden said, I never
Speaker 7: did any business with my son. I never involved myself
Speaker 7: in his business dealings, none of my family took any money.
Speaker 7: And suddenly we get this rash of pardons that excludes
Speaker 7: him not only for the you know, a particular issue,
Speaker 7: but excludes him from bad dated you know, twelve thirteen years,
Speaker 7: like they did with Hunter. So what we're witnessing is
Speaker 7: what everybody called, you know, conspiracy theories and.
Speaker 4: All this other stuff.
Speaker 7: And you gotta love it. As a conservative who's look,
Speaker 7: you'd have to sleep under a rock. You'd have to
Speaker 7: be a moron to not know that Joe Biden was
Speaker 7: guilty the minute he started lying about this stuff. You
Speaker 7: have to be I know people don't don't want to
Speaker 7: admit it, but you'd have to be crazy if you
Speaker 7: think Joe Biden got eighty one million votes in twenty
Speaker 7: twenty and then what about the bigger lie. Joe Biden
Speaker 7: was not fit. I don't know when it happened, but
Speaker 7: I know that it happened. Joe Biden was not fit
Speaker 7: to be president of the United States. He had access
Speaker 7: to nuclear secrets, the things that never should have been divulged.
Speaker 7: He was already compromised by the Chinese and the Ukrainians,
Speaker 7: which is why he was donating all this money to Ukraine.
Speaker 7: So again, I'm not trying to make a policy decision.
Speaker 7: I don't know. People can debate whether they think it
Speaker 7: was good to have a in Ukraine or not. I
Speaker 7: personally think we should be taking care of people here.
Speaker 7: But whether you do or you don't, what you do
Speaker 7: have to look at is was he compromised, right? And
Speaker 7: the short answer is yes. So you look at all
Speaker 7: these things that we're talking about and what Trump is addressing.
Speaker 7: And by the way, Billy, this is going to be
Speaker 7: the year of reveals. This is where we're gonna learn
Speaker 7: all about this, all the things that have been cooking
Speaker 7: and brewing at Alex Jones. You know, got beat up
Speaker 7: about that, Guys like me, conservatives that were looking at
Speaker 7: things logically, and people going, oh, you're just crazy.
Speaker 4: You don't like them.
Speaker 7: No, I don't care. Look, I don't have to philosophically
Speaker 7: like you. But if you're competent and you get the
Speaker 7: job done, I will tolerate you.
Speaker 2: I'll give you a perfect example of the president's a
Speaker 2: lack of mental attendance to his duties. I can only
Speaker 2: imagine if we had a more serious problem, like a
Speaker 2: nuclear attack, who would make the decision to hit the button?
Speaker 2: Be goes Joe Biden was asleep. Speaker Mike Johnson about
Speaker 2: six months ago one in a meeting with Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: It took a week to get one. He finally got
Speaker 2: the meeting, and the because Johnson is from Speaker of
Speaker 2: the House from Louisiana, he wanted to know why Biden
Speaker 2: is banning exports LNG exports to Europe when that means
Speaker 2: Europe is going to get their liquified natural gas from Russia.
Speaker 2: He goes into the meeting. He's talking to Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: The age are standing around and he said, mister President,
Speaker 2: I like to know, not just the speaker, but I'm
Speaker 2: a congressman from Louisiana. I want to know why you
Speaker 2: banned LNG exports to Europe. And he said I never
Speaker 2: did that, and a couple of the age look around
Speaker 2: hand Joe a piece of paper that he supposedly signed
Speaker 2: about two weeks earlier.
Speaker 1: He didn't know what he signed, and he said, well,
Speaker 1: I don't know about what is this. He has no
Speaker 1: clue what he was doing.
Speaker 2: And you think about Richard Nixon when he went through
Speaker 2: a third rate burglary and the cover up. That's a
Speaker 2: parking ticket compared to what Joe Biden is and he
Speaker 2: got away with it.
Speaker 1: He got away with it.
Speaker 7: Kevin Jackson, Yes, yeah, to mention Watergate, I mean Watergate
Speaker 7: is so watered down compared to take any one of
Speaker 7: these scanned and you know, and Watergate is nothing. And
Speaker 7: you know what's funny. You watch these guys Bill and
Speaker 7: they want to propagate this lie, you know, the lie
Speaker 7: of Jay six. They want to propagate the lie that
Speaker 7: Biden didn't do anything wrong. They want to propagate, Well,
Speaker 7: we kind of knew, but you know, no, you knew,
Speaker 7: you knew Joe Biden was not functional. And not only that,
Speaker 7: did they not And they threatened him with the twenties
Speaker 7: at amendment, but they didn't invoke it. And then they
Speaker 7: let him stay in office until the last even when
Speaker 7: the jig was up. Billy, they let this man stay
Speaker 7: in office. And you ask yourself, why did they do that?
Speaker 7: And you know what everybody's answer is because of Kamala Harris.
Speaker 7: Oh wait a minute, but the woman you said was
Speaker 7: the most pope, who was the worst vice president. But
Speaker 7: then became the best possible candidate ever, and you didn't
Speaker 7: want to let her have the office. It's so wrapped
Speaker 7: in contradiction, and I love it because this is what
Speaker 7: the public needs to see. They need to see that
Speaker 7: these guys are liars that and they have not told
Speaker 7: the truth about anything. So whenever I'm talking to my audience,
Speaker 7: I'll tell him this. If I'm talking about Joe Biden's
Speaker 7: cognitive you know, dissonance and inability to function. That's also
Speaker 7: his border policy. That was his Afghanistan, that was his
Speaker 7: inflation policy, that was his Ukraine pay whatever you do.
Speaker 7: Look at anything that he did, and it just apply
Speaker 7: to everything that the man touched. Everything he touched, as
Speaker 7: I Joe turned a turd. There's nothing Joe Biden did
Speaker 7: that you can look at and say, boy, you know,
Speaker 7: I'm really happy with the outcome of that.
Speaker 2: And of course Obama in twenty sixteen said Joe, you
Speaker 2: can't run, and then give it to Hillary. She lost,
Speaker 2: and then Obama's campaign for him Michelle Obama.
Speaker 1: I never did get her act. I never did understand
Speaker 1: why she is so popular. She's supposedly next to Oprah Winfrey,
Speaker 1: the most popular woman in America. I never didn't understand that,
Speaker 1: and she won't show up at various functions, and now
Speaker 1: we have really a functional policy. The main reason that
Speaker 1: I want Donald Trump to be the president, The main
Speaker 1: reason is the legal immigration, which has sown in its
Speaker 1: seeds the destruction of this country. We talk about the
Speaker 1: ending of birthright citizenship under the fourteenth Amendment. That'll be
Speaker 1: decided by the courts. But targeting the Cineloa Cartel in
Speaker 1: Mexico as a terror group means the Cineloa Cartel is
Speaker 1: similar to al Qaida, that American special forces can be
Speaker 1: used to decimate Cineloa. It's just like they decimated ISIS
Speaker 1: and also American troops on the border. In your mind,
Speaker 1: Kevin Jackson, how big of a policy shift is the
Speaker 1: idea we're going to enforce American law by making sure
Speaker 1: in this country we have those we want to come
Speaker 1: into this country and keep out those who don't. Isn't
Speaker 1: that the best thing that Joe the worst thing Joe did,
Speaker 1: and the best thing that Donald Trump can do?
Speaker 7: Absolutely? And you know it's a new day. I mean, look, people,
Speaker 7: and I'm going to speak for the black community. We
Speaker 7: want to walk out of our house and enjoy parks
Speaker 7: and enjoy safety of streets the same way it is
Speaker 7: in the suburbs, in the so called white communities, which
Speaker 7: you know, I live in a white community, so I
Speaker 7: can't say that there are those, but you know what
Speaker 7: I mean. And when people go to the grocery store
Speaker 7: and they can afford their groceries, when they can afford gasoline,
Speaker 7: when they can afford vacations again, when they can start
Speaker 7: talking to one another again, when they can feel safe
Speaker 7: that we're not going to get into useless, stupid wars,
Speaker 7: when they see our citizens being taken care of before
Speaker 7: we send the dime outside of this country, it is
Speaker 7: going to be a new day. And everything you outline,
Speaker 7: and especially the one with the cartels, people don't understand
Speaker 7: how thick the cartails are in this country. If you
Speaker 7: want to do yourself a favor, watch the show land
Speaker 7: Man and you'll get an idea of how big it is.
Speaker 7: These people own governments. They are larger than our largest corporations.
Speaker 7: And we think we can you throw something at it.
Speaker 7: What Donald Trump did by essentially letting unleashing the special
Speaker 7: forces on them is going to decimate the drug industry
Speaker 7: throughout the world. So it's a big deal. And Joe
Speaker 7: Biden compromised in every way, compromised by the cartels. That's
Speaker 7: why we had such a leaky, porous border, compromised by China,
Speaker 7: compromised by the Middle East. Everywhere this man touched, anywhere
Speaker 7: Hunter Biden went, they went to make a buck for themselves,
Speaker 7: and they sacrifice for American citizens. And you couldn't have
Speaker 7: done a better job of showing the dichotomy between then
Speaker 7: and now. Tom Holmand, good friend of mine, grey buddy,
Speaker 7: I'm gonna be with him soon, is cracking down. I
Speaker 7: love the sanctuary city, he says. Think you're a sanctuary city,
Speaker 7: I'll come and I'll arrest you. I will put you
Speaker 7: in jail. Mister mayor, Ms governor, you think you're going
Speaker 7: to treat your state of sanctuary city. It's a new day.
Speaker 7: So to your point, enforce the laws. Look at what
Speaker 7: happened with crime. They started that the largest spent in
Speaker 7: the bus in Mexico days after Trump got elected. They
Speaker 7: are now cracking down on illegals in all these major cities.
Speaker 7: And they're starting Billy with this idea, We're going to
Speaker 7: get rid of the criminals. They're all criminals, they're taking
Speaker 7: money from American citizens. Get in line like the legal folks,
Speaker 7: and let's move forward. And that's true of every policy
Speaker 7: that Trump implements. It's common sense. And now people are
Speaker 7: paying attention. Donald Trump did something believed that nobody else
Speaker 7: has done in modern politics. He reached into the gut,
Speaker 7: into the comments that that guttural thing that we feel
Speaker 7: as American citizens, and he tapped into the psyche of
Speaker 7: this country better than any other candidate, including Bill Clinton.
Speaker 7: And finally, we're at a point where we can look
Speaker 7: proudly on this country and say, you know what, we
Speaker 7: got leadership and it's impacting the world. Look at all
Speaker 7: these elections that happened over the past few months, look
Speaker 7: at who got elected, who's taking powers? Everybody thinks like Trump.
Speaker 2: And lastly, I would say this, Kevin Jackson has at
Speaker 2: the fires in California, have laid bared the idea that
Speaker 2: Democrats can be confident when running government. I look at
Speaker 2: the disaster in Chicago with Brandon Johnson. I look at
Speaker 2: New Orleans with LaToya Cantrell and their failure to act.
Speaker 2: I look at Jacob Fry in Minneapolis, or of course
Speaker 2: Karen Bass or Mike Johnston and Denver, and if they
Speaker 2: do not, look at the Nero Newsom and I look
Speaker 2: at the failure of liberal democratic politics. There's not one
Speaker 2: American city control by the Democratic Party that is functional.
Speaker 2: Public schools, have good public safety, good job creation. Every
Speaker 2: one of them have been destroyed. Our magnificent cities lay
Speaker 2: in ruin at the feet of liberal Democrats. And I
Speaker 2: often ask this question, Kevin Jackson, one will black folks
Speaker 2: figure it out that they're being used by the Democratic Party.
Speaker 2: How much longer will it take?
Speaker 7: It's happening. Look look at the number of people that
Speaker 7: voted for Donald Trump. Look at the heat that all
Speaker 7: those people you mentioned, especially guys. You know, the Chicago mayor.
Speaker 7: I mean, he's in trouble. You got Karen Bass, She's
Speaker 7: in trouble, all these places, the DC mayor. She finally said,
Speaker 7: you know what, I'm gonna stop talking smack. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 7: gonna stop talking smack about Trump and get on the
Speaker 7: t Trump wagon because I know, you know, I'm innfl
Speaker 7: not for long if I don't stop. So it is happening.
Speaker 7: But look at what Trump did. He says, you're gonna
Speaker 7: get measured by meritocracy. No more DEI. ME and a
Speaker 7: bunch of Special Forces guys, some seals and Delta Force
Speaker 7: guys are starting an organization to go root out d
Speaker 7: you know, to help companies decommission DEI and go back
Speaker 7: to meritocracy. And we've got Trump guys that were working
Speaker 7: with us. We're gonna be working with the with the
Speaker 7: administration to help get this done. But look at what
Speaker 7: that did across the country where people are finally are
Speaker 7: waking up and saying, you know what, what happened in
Speaker 7: California where the Me Too movement met the LGBT movement
Speaker 7: met DEI and the trifecta of failure. Look at what
Speaker 7: happened there and ask you so, is that what you want?
Speaker 7: More of that? Or do you want people with sanity?
Speaker 7: By the way, all managed by Davin Newsom, you know
Speaker 7: who doesn't know you know, the deer seed from I mean,
Speaker 7: he doesn't know deer droppings from milk does And so
Speaker 7: we're only get is a point where the country's waking
Speaker 7: up and say, you know what, no more in this nonsense.
Speaker 7: We're not I don't want to hear about your your
Speaker 7: cross dressing. You know, a transsexual Guatemalan midget and you
Speaker 7: want special details, special distansation for whatever your deal is.
Speaker 2: Meritocracy Colin Palell said it fifteen twenty years ago, and
Speaker 2: the military is the one place you can go whatever
Speaker 2: race or color or sexual orientation, you will be judged
Speaker 2: on merit got to get back to that once again.
Speaker 2: The Kevin Jacksonnetwork dot Com a great interview. And I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what, Kevin Jackson, let's do it again. You're
Speaker 2: a great American. There's a new day in America. Trump
Speaker 2: is Lazarus come from the dead and now he's going
Speaker 2: to rule for a thousand years. Kevin Jackson, thank you
Speaker 2: very much.
Speaker 1: Have you new year, buddy, You're the best.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Let's continue with more. And that's Kevin Jackson.
Speaker 2: Look at the stuff at the Kevin Jacksonnetwork dot Com.
Speaker 2: It's great stuff. Let's continue. Bill cunning in with you
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Speaker 1: The whole town's back about Incinnati. What a team? What
Speaker 1: a team?
Speaker 5: He?
Speaker 1: What a team? Hello? Buyet and I'm broadcasting. So you
Speaker 1: had a doubt whether the Rock would show up today,
Speaker 1: but he was going.
Speaker 4: To be here.
Speaker 1: I do win or lose win or lose. He was
Speaker 1: going to be here.
Speaker 9: It was a good game.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 10: Yeah, we got beat by the better team. We've got
Speaker 10: beat by a team with a roster better than ours.
Speaker 10: Is this is the case with most football games, whether
Speaker 10: you're seven years old, seventeen or twenty four. Usually the
Speaker 10: team with the right this down, the team with the
Speaker 10: best players usually wins the.
Speaker 1: Game, usually wins the game.
Speaker 10: And Ohio State had a roster of twenty two million
Speaker 10: dollars this year of players more than the Oaks pasbro so,
Speaker 10: so the better, better team won. Not sure, it ain't
Speaker 10: twenty two millions. You can't say ten or fifteen and
Speaker 10: but that's that's that's the way it works. That's what
Speaker 10: you gotta do. Yeah, well, the good news is Notre
Speaker 10: Dame acquired a bunch of money this year, rubbers of
Speaker 10: twenty million from winning, you know, for for advancing as
Speaker 10: far as they did, of which they will share with
Speaker 10: nobody and like it. That's right, and so and more
Speaker 10: more people will be fired up. That means more big
Speaker 10: wigs will give money to get player. You got to
Speaker 10: get the players. You got to get the players. Got
Speaker 10: to get the players, got to get the players.
Speaker 1: Is that good or bad? Yeah? Is that? Is that
Speaker 1: good or bad? For college fool They used to be
Speaker 1: put onto school collers. Do it for a ra.
Speaker 10: It's a good question because on one hand, no, I
Speaker 10: mean when does it stop? Is does somebody yes, somebody
Speaker 10: gonna thrown a hundred million dollars in the pot? And
Speaker 10: just now the other side of it is the the
Speaker 10: dominance of the SEC, I don't think is any longer
Speaker 10: because they used to pay the players under the you know,
Speaker 10: under the table on to the But but these teams
Speaker 10: in the Big ten and you know Notre Dame are
Speaker 10: much richer alumni base, as much richer areas of the country,
Speaker 10: you know, Northeast, you know d C, you know all.
Speaker 9: That sort of thing. So the balance of power is swayed.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: This year for the first time, you had teams from Pennsylvania,
Speaker 2: team from Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana right across the Midwest
Speaker 2: and the final four and that's.
Speaker 10: SAC and Texas was in it. They're in the SEC.
Speaker 10: This is their first year in the SC. They're not
Speaker 10: really and they're an outlier because they got the Texas oil.
Speaker 10: They're like a outlier of the SEC because they got
Speaker 10: the Texas Oil money. Auburn doesn't have that kind of
Speaker 10: money base. Alabama doesn't have that kind of LSU doesn't
Speaker 10: have that kind of base.
Speaker 1: No Florida, maybe Florida. This may be a reshuffling of
Speaker 1: everything in college.
Speaker 10: That's that's my one of my takeaways, one of my
Speaker 10: many takeaways.
Speaker 2: You have to change the top four seeds can't be
Speaker 2: the top four conference champions.
Speaker 1: You can't. Can't have Arizona State as a seeded team
Speaker 1: when you're going up against these other teams. You can't
Speaker 1: do it.
Speaker 10: Side note, they need to find a way to shorten
Speaker 10: the season too. It'll never happen, but they need to
Speaker 10: get rid of the conference title games because that don't
Speaker 10: mean anything. It helped the higher states, and not playing
Speaker 10: in the conference title game right week off, you don't
Speaker 10: get a benefit to it other than in fact it
Speaker 10: makes money. So they got to They got to shorten
Speaker 10: the season. That means start either start earlier. It seemed
Speaker 10: drawn out, it was right in the middle of and
Speaker 10: whoever made the championship game on the night of an autoration.
Speaker 10: I haven't seen the numbers yet, but I imagine that's
Speaker 10: going to hurt that night. Tuesday night would have been perfect. Right,
Speaker 10: it should be January first, at like six o'clock.
Speaker 9: That's what it should be.
Speaker 10: Because everyone's sitting around, there's nothing going on, there's no
Speaker 10: NFL games, and let's turn it on not anymore. You
Speaker 10: get the hardcore fans and you get the casual fans saying, well,
Speaker 10: we're sitting around. There's Christmas presence everywhere, there's nothing to do.
Speaker 10: Let's talk again. Yeah, correct?
Speaker 1: I think Alabama they don't have the alumni base of
Speaker 1: a Notre Dame. Somebody rich like you could say, I'll
Speaker 1: give Notre Dame ten million dollars in Alabama.
Speaker 9: That's just happening.
Speaker 1: I am not one hundred million people. I'll do what
Speaker 1: I can, but I ain't gonna be ten millions facility.
Speaker 1: By the way, can I go through mister Fairweather fan
Speaker 1: over here? Can I give her our text interaction last night?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 1: Oh, now the truth comes out? Huh so right, let
Speaker 1: me let me guess he flip flops like a democrat.
Speaker 7: You think?
Speaker 4: So where it is?
Speaker 9: So at?
Speaker 1: Give me the time. Let's give me the time lapse.
Speaker 9: So the game started at seven thirty No names.
Speaker 10: First drive lasted basically the whole first quarter At eight
Speaker 10: oh two, he texted me I knew ND would dominate,
Speaker 10: to which I say, what a drive.
Speaker 9: One hour later, at nine to nine pm, as I.
Speaker 10: Predicted ND in big trouble, I said, oh my god,
Speaker 10: stop it.
Speaker 1: I'm just giving you what I'm feeling at that point.
Speaker 1: That's all I can tell you. And at the end
Speaker 1: of the game, I'm gonna send you a text that
Speaker 1: I knew this. I didn't want to flip flop and
Speaker 1: then flip and then flop and flop. No, you never
Speaker 1: do that.
Speaker 7: You never do that.
Speaker 1: I stuck with him flop flipping.
Speaker 2: Now, this is the story about Ryan Day USA today
Speaker 2: today that says he's making ten million or so, got
Speaker 2: a million dollar bonus, and he should quit right now
Speaker 2: coaching Ohio State because of the kirk Herb Street factor,
Speaker 2: that you can't stand it there if you don't win.
Speaker 1: They had security guards around.
Speaker 10: His house for three weeks. Was a fair conversation in
Speaker 10: that regard. I felt really good for the guy. I
Speaker 10: wanted to notre d him to win, but I felt
Speaker 10: good for him because I've always felt I've interacted him
Speaker 10: the little bit, always felt he's a phenomenal coach. Anybody
Speaker 10: who's a great coach, will tell you he's a phenomenal coach,
Speaker 10: but unrealistic fanatic fan bases like like Ohio State just
Speaker 10: made his life, So do you know, go to the
Speaker 10: NFL and live like hell with it.
Speaker 2: And according to missus Day, there were security guards. The
Speaker 2: kids were harassed at school. Uh last night when they won,
Speaker 2: they broke into the horseshoe and celebrated on the field,
Speaker 2: like broke down the iron gage, crawled over the top.
Speaker 10: This is like some kind of say, I guess that's
Speaker 10: the good side of it is. It's bad, but the
Speaker 10: good side is these people care. They really care. So
Speaker 10: that's you know that there's there's some positive about that.
Speaker 10: The worst thing is for no one to give a
Speaker 10: damn if you want. Okay, this year, they certainly give
Speaker 10: a dam in Ohio State and they had a fantastic roster.
Speaker 2: Kirk Kirsty was run out of Ohio State, run out
Speaker 2: of Columbus. He said, I couldn't take it anymore. Moved
Speaker 2: to n Asheville because the kids, he said, It's I'm okay.
Speaker 2: My wife and my children couldn't take it anymore. This
Speaker 2: kid's going to Michigan about how's that going over not good?
Speaker 1: Thank you? Not good? Is he gonna make it?
Speaker 4: Though?
Speaker 5: Is he?
Speaker 1: Can he play a little bit?
Speaker 9: See what happens?
Speaker 1: I know them go to my back up. What's his name?
Speaker 1: Derek Brown at Ohio State? He signed with cal today?
Speaker 1: Did I see that sake? Well, they got what Julian's saying,
Speaker 1: he's a big time recruit and they got another five
Speaker 1: star kid. They get, they got Howard gone? Is he
Speaker 1: gonna go to the go to the show? I don't
Speaker 1: know if, I don't know if I'll make it the show,
Speaker 1: but I don't think so. But he's I mean, he'll
Speaker 1: never pay for another meal and Columbus ever, No, it
Speaker 1: was like now about Captain Jack? Yeah, that guy?
Speaker 9: Story? Wow, great story.
Speaker 2: That's the reason because you know, in the semifinal game,
Speaker 2: if if they didn't intercept and Texas scored, kicked the
Speaker 2: maybe gone for two. And now we're talking something different.
Speaker 2: But but how about Jack Sweer?
Speaker 10: He he beat Michigan zero times in his college career,
Speaker 10: but he's walking away with a national championship.
Speaker 1: Would rather have done?
Speaker 10: Would be the answer to that? Is a non rabid
Speaker 10: Buckeye fan is is very very ring. Give me the
Speaker 10: national championship in Ohio State fan will say, I kind
Speaker 10: of would like to beat.
Speaker 1: Michigan champs, but they didn't. They they didn't beat Michigan.
Speaker 9: It's a little bittersweet. Austin Elmore said it.
Speaker 10: He's you know, is a huge Ohio was saying, and
Speaker 10: I love him to death, but I'm like, after they
Speaker 10: lost that game, I'm like, you know, everybody needs to
Speaker 10: hang in there, because, from my eyeballs, they got I
Speaker 10: think they got the best roster in college football. They're
Speaker 10: gonna make the playoff and they're gonna be a dangerous
Speaker 10: team because they're gonna learn a lot from this loss.
Speaker 10: And I said, but but you know that don't make
Speaker 10: things better, right And his answer was, I'm just gonna
Speaker 10: be a little bit bittersweet. Though I don't know what
Speaker 10: are you talking about?
Speaker 4: You want to.
Speaker 10: So good for Ohio State. I got a lot of friends,
Speaker 10: our high estate fans that SEC is done. Do you
Speaker 10: agree They're done? But they're gonna have to get it
Speaker 10: together quick. They don't have the money. I mean, so
Speaker 10: what they used to do is, you know, they would
Speaker 10: pay the players on the table, and from other things
Speaker 10: I've heard, they would you know, all of a sudden
Speaker 10: to get a top recruit, you know, all of a sudden,
Speaker 10: their mom as a manufacturing job at a plant making
Speaker 10: two hundred grand, or their dad gets appointed to some
Speaker 10: board of something. That's how it used to work now,
Speaker 10: but now it's just above board. We're gonna love board
Speaker 10: and they don't have the dollars to keep it.
Speaker 1: And they don't go to class.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: They said it in the study hall online, sitting in
Speaker 1: the football building and take all the classes online.
Speaker 4: That's what.
Speaker 1: I believe.
Speaker 9: It's the same thing too.
Speaker 2: The head coach is Avir had me keep an eye
Speaker 2: on Luther Rackley. He was a six foot eleven basketball player,
Speaker 2: and I had to take his test and help him study.
Speaker 2: Luthor Rackley help him study, and I never helped him study.
Speaker 2: I said, give me the test, so we'd be in
Speaker 2: classes together. I'd answer the question. Give him to him,
Speaker 2: I'll take his answer him back.
Speaker 1: Luther Rackley, Hey, well you need to help them, your
Speaker 1: amateur athletes, okay, maintain. Yeah, they had to pass, that's all. Now,
Speaker 1: Notre Dame did they go to class.
Speaker 4: They do.
Speaker 9: They actually go to class. So there's something to be
Speaker 9: said about that.
Speaker 10: Some people may not value that but the fact you
Speaker 10: actually have to go to physical classes, take a real curriculum,
Speaker 10: I think.
Speaker 1: Does take your test for you.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: I always say I'd be sitting around the NFL locker
Speaker 1: rooms during my career and guys, you know, you're talking
Speaker 1: about stuff and they'd be talking about, you know, some
Speaker 1: class they never took, or some all the tests will
Speaker 1: be taken by some.
Speaker 10: Female, you know student or something. I had none of
Speaker 10: those stories. I don't have any of them, Like I
Speaker 10: actually had to go to all my classes.
Speaker 9: Kind of boring.
Speaker 1: What about today though? What about today at Notre Dame?
Speaker 9: I don't know, but from what I understand, they still
Speaker 9: got to do the.
Speaker 1: Class unusual segment. Give me some sports and make it fast.
Speaker 4: Well.
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Speaker 1: Al Golden tomorrow Wednesday about the defensive coordinators job. Now,
Speaker 1: a lot of people are saying, you know, this is
Speaker 1: an indict been on Al Golden and the game plan.
Speaker 9: I thought the game plan was good.
Speaker 10: They didn't get any takeaways untill very late, and it
Speaker 10: can't Like, how do you stop Jeremiah Smith? You don't
Speaker 10: have the horses to do that playing and play out
Speaker 10: not Smith, you know Mecha Buca.
Speaker 9: You know Henderson and Judkins.
Speaker 10: I mean those four guys all had over a thousand
Speaker 10: yards on the season. Will Howard had over four thousand
Speaker 10: yards on the season.
Speaker 1: It's dude's what.
Speaker 2: About Charles Shall Joe Burrow memorabilia being located Clark County, Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 10: Now, the the female bishop that gave Trump that read
Speaker 10: the rides, you hear about this, He's in there in
Speaker 10: the masks and she goes on this big spiel about
Speaker 10: you got to, you know, make sure your presidency you
Speaker 10: accept the transgender kids, and and make sure that the
Speaker 10: legals that are here they're not all criminals.
Speaker 1: What about them? What about the well the ones all
Speaker 1: of them are here illegally a criminals. If you hear illegally.
Speaker 1: That's a crime. So get the hell out now.
Speaker 10: And if you are part of can we all agree
Speaker 10: that the ones that are here illegally but also commit crimes,
Speaker 10: they should go.
Speaker 1: Is that not party?
Speaker 9: That's not what the vote said the other day. No,
Speaker 9: there's only two Democrats that they're vote for it. Stop
Speaker 9: just stop, lady, you had your your time, that's over.
Speaker 9: Get out of the way.
Speaker 1: Sports, do some sports. College basketball tonight? Will you a
Speaker 1: big East battle in Clifton? Those Red Raiders the home
Speaker 1: of Joe Walter, Texas Tech in town to take on
Speaker 1: the Bearcats six point thirty right here on seven hundred
Speaker 1: W well W Bowling Green in Miami. Louisville and s
Speaker 1: m U and Ohio State basketball takes on Purdue. They're
Speaker 1: gett they're ripped into the stadium. The party think is
Speaker 1: going to be on Sunday. But that is a Rabbit
Speaker 1: fan base.
Speaker 9: It's good and bad.
Speaker 1: You gotta take them.
Speaker 9: Take the good with the bad, but the bad as
Speaker 9: can be ugly real.
Speaker 1: How about the kids be incapable of going to school
Speaker 1: because they're being harassed in school by other kids.
Speaker 10: I mean that's and a lot of people say, oh,
Speaker 10: he makes ten million dollars a year. He should be
Speaker 10: Come on, I mean that's no one should have to
Speaker 10: deal with the Three Rocks being harassed because you dropped
Speaker 10: a pass or something.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: That's not right. It shouldn't be there Herb Street and
Speaker 1: Herb Street cried after the game, did you see that?
Speaker 1: No story is that? I saw it live. He was
Speaker 1: tearing up and choking up about Ohio State and how
Speaker 1: much Ohio State means to him during the At the
Speaker 1: end of the broadcast, I thought it was a human elemating. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm good to look it up. Good, look it up.
Speaker 1: And he lives here a little bit, doesn't doesn't Kirk
Speaker 1: live in Cincinnati? Yes, a little bit? How much longer?
Speaker 2: But see not much longer. Probably go back to Nashville.
Speaker 2: So we'll see what's on the big show today Rock
Speaker 2: if anything.
Speaker 10: Rather, Gate, Eddie and I are going to discuss the
Speaker 10: National Championship Tosster on some of the things we just
Speaker 10: discussed right now At four o'clock. Way have Sidney Franklin
Speaker 10: of Cincinnati Inquiry are going to talk about the subway
Speaker 10: underneath downtown.
Speaker 9: I've been to the nineteen twenties.
Speaker 1: Luken took me down there and I said, this is unbelievable.
Speaker 9: It's still a whole world underneath it.
Speaker 1: It's right there, and I'm thinking Central Parkway goes for
Speaker 1: three or four miles. So they're trying to figure out
Speaker 1: some ideas to maybe keep it, keep it going. What
Speaker 1: was the reason they stopped the Great Depression of nineteen
Speaker 1: twenty nine? The funding ford came. It started after the
Speaker 1: New Yorker started their subway. It's like the Brooklyn Bridge,
Speaker 1: the you know our bridge, suspension bridge. They said, well,
Speaker 1: let's build a subway, and they started building it and
Speaker 1: building it and building it with at least you see
Speaker 1: some of the photos the guy got with shovels.
Speaker 9: I was just say, how do they do that in
Speaker 9: nineteen twenty build a tunnel system like, however.
Speaker 10: Many feet underneath the street, It'll be fifteen feet with
Speaker 10: not modern equipment, ventilation, the whole deal.
Speaker 1: And it just died after the Great Depression. Off and
Speaker 1: Harry as men they were.
Speaker 7: There.
Speaker 2: Weren't any women there where. It was all harys manos.
Speaker 2: That's what I say, because I've seen the photos. I
Speaker 2: saw the photos, you saw them, I saw them.
Speaker 1: And whenever it rained or snowed, guess what and mud
Speaker 1: in the summertime, it was hotter than the hinges of hell.
Speaker 1: You had mules and horses with fleas and flies and
Speaker 1: mosquitoes du everywhere, v sas and just pick it up
Speaker 1: and smear it on your face. That's just eat it.
Speaker 1: Those guys are hairy, asked men. And then it got Colts.
Speaker 1: You know, Colts got too.
Speaker 9: Yeah, okay that that rumor was out yesterday, but now
Speaker 9: it's confront firm.
Speaker 1: He signed.
Speaker 9: Colt is a good organization, yea, Colts, because.
Speaker 2: I did segment. But you don't feel too bad about
Speaker 2: Notre Dame. You lost some bets. We're still waiting to
Speaker 2: be paid. But it's a different issue. I know we
Speaker 2: did hot fut Sundays. I don't know you hot fut Sunday.
Speaker 9: You took another dame.
Speaker 1: Well, I switched though at one point I took give
Speaker 1: me one day one Look at your left, who do you?
Speaker 1: Who do you owe?
Speaker 9: All right, well, let let's talk about that. Now there
Speaker 9: was a Sunday.
Speaker 1: I'm like the Trumpster.
Speaker 9: Bring it in?
Speaker 1: What about you owe one?
Speaker 10: Bring it in about my hot fudge Sunday bet that
Speaker 10: was paid by you that you ate so by my account,
Speaker 10: and you tell me will a fair's fare at hour
Speaker 10: does not cancel echos and arbitration.
Speaker 1: I say, Rock, You're good to go. Everything's paid. That's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. It's all gone.
Speaker 9: You are talking.
Speaker 1: You are not a serious person. You are not a
Speaker 1: serious person, neither one of you. If I show up
Speaker 1: tomorrow on this show and I'll say this seg yeah,
Speaker 1: you do not need a hot fudge Sunday, Well, I'll
Speaker 1: go get myself one good give me out of the
Speaker 1: stud's reports segment. I'm not gonna do it. Maybe Scott
Speaker 1: Springer can do it. Willy and utter of a cold
Speaker 1: day here at a tri State and or wild Man.
Speaker 1: I was with the wild Man the other night in
Speaker 1: the real high school.
Speaker 2: He did the play by, he did the announcing, and
Speaker 2: I handed out the awards, and in high school hall
Speaker 2: of Fame for the athletes.
Speaker 1: And there's the vile man. He said, tell segment, get tape,
Speaker 1: get taped. We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 1: the stood Report.
Speaker 7: At some point, the foolishness has got to stop.
Speaker 1: Thank your governor, Thank you governor. He needs a lieutenant governor.
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