Speaker 1: By Billy Cunningham, the great American back for my Oblasian
Speaker 1: and I want to thank doctor Ernest ern Ernest E.
Speaker 1: R Nst for putting eight needles in my back. He
Speaker 1: found the location of the pain. The only problem is
Speaker 1: I lift my right arm, my left foot begins to shake.
Speaker 1: The only problem I got. Hopefully we can resolve that
Speaker 1: in time. But Red's played not of course, in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1: I'm going to work with David Bell to teach Marte
Speaker 1: what to do in a pickle, because Gordon Veterino and
Speaker 1: I practiced a pickle for Burnett Pontiac for years and
Speaker 1: we would not have done what Martey had did, which
Speaker 1: what resulted in losing the game last night. They should
Speaker 1: have lost one to nothing, or maybe the game would
Speaker 1: have been played differently with one run. But Martey needs
Speaker 1: to go. Espinal needs to play third base. Either that
Speaker 1: or bring Pete Rose back. Brings somebody back. It can't
Speaker 1: be Marte. He stinks he's bad defensively and he can't hit.
Speaker 1: Other than that, he's good. Joan, you and I now
Speaker 1: is Alex trying to feelu Chair of the Republican Party
Speaker 1: about the doings of the last four or five days
Speaker 1: and Alex t welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. Alex,
Speaker 1: do you know what a pickle is?
Speaker 2: I sure do, Billy, And I also know what a
Speaker 2: pain in the backside is in the last four days
Speaker 2: of the pain in my backside, so I do know
Speaker 2: what a pickle is. Indeed, I've been caught in a few.
Speaker 2: I've even executed a few to a successful conclusion with
Speaker 2: a good out for the good guy.
Speaker 1: You throw the ball back to Ellie, who chases the
Speaker 1: runner between short between third and second, back toward third,
Speaker 1: the runners on third, and all of a sudden you
Speaker 1: can tag one of them or throw the ball to
Speaker 1: the catcher chases the runner back take them out. The
Speaker 1: pickle was not performed, well, yeah, give me your review.
Speaker 1: Let's take it from thirty five thousand feet. Tell me
Speaker 1: what the Republican convention in Milwaukee wanted to do. Then
Speaker 1: tell me, since you're a Republican, what the Democratic convention
Speaker 1: wanted to do in Chicago, and give me a grade
Speaker 1: for each. First of all, from thirty five thousand feet,
Speaker 1: what was the goal? You were there in Milwaukee going
Speaker 1: nuts doing the macarena. Tell me the Milwaukee goal, and
Speaker 1: then tell me the Chicago goal go from there.
Speaker 2: Well, the Milwaukee goal was to unite our party, which
Speaker 2: we did almost instantly. That had been going on for
Speaker 2: several months. Number one, Number two was to get our
Speaker 2: message out about American capitalism, the power of freedom, the
Speaker 2: power of a strong economy to lift up every single person,
Speaker 2: you know, American strength, to protect us internationally, securing our
Speaker 2: southern border. We got all of those messages out in
Speaker 2: our convention. And you know our convention. I know the
Speaker 2: left loves to talk about diversity. We had diversity.
Speaker 3: Everywhere I looked.
Speaker 2: We had people of every political stripe, frankly, every race, ethnicity, etc.
Speaker 2: They're supporting a message about why America is special and good.
Speaker 4: What are the Democrats the ability? Well, let's tell you what.
Speaker 2: They tried to convince you that we haven't had twelve
Speaker 2: of the last sixteen years with Democrat rule in the
Speaker 2: White House. It's amazing to me they're trying to distance
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris from Joe Biden. The American people are smarter
Speaker 2: than that. But they tried hard, boy, didn't they. She
Speaker 2: had a prescription for everything that ails us, and your
Speaker 2: bet you know everyone's left answering the same question, and
Speaker 2: that is why not the last three years, where have
Speaker 2: you been to solve these great American problems like inflation,
Speaker 2: like the immigration problem we have.
Speaker 3: So you know, they're trying to they're trying to.
Speaker 2: Resell, repackage Biden policies in Kamala Harris, and you know,
Speaker 2: try as they will, it's not going to work. But yeah,
Speaker 2: I give them a failing grade because the American people
Speaker 2: are smarter than what they're trying to sell us.
Speaker 1: Alex t look at this way Trawl. Over the last
Speaker 1: sixteen years, the Demos have controlled the country, and even
Speaker 1: the four years of the Trumpster, the last two years
Speaker 1: and the Congress, you had Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer
Speaker 1: in charge, and they weren't cooperating with the Trumpster at all.
Speaker 1: In the first two years, there was impeachment, false Affi
Speaker 1: Davids and Warren's investigations, lawsuits, and criminal indictments. The first
Speaker 1: two years was a cya with Donald Trumps two years
Speaker 1: was all about Nancy Pelosi and about Chuck Schumer. And
Speaker 1: so you take those twelve of the sixteen years, it
Speaker 1: sounds like more like fourteen of the last sixteen years
Speaker 1: plus and then you have the performances. I know you're
Speaker 1: a great fan of Pink and Stevie. Wonder you love
Speaker 1: Sheila E. Also DJ Cassidy was going nuts. I'm watching
Speaker 1: a party with a small p going nuts, and I
Speaker 1: can only imagine the after party what that looked like.
Speaker 1: And so the aspirational aspects of Democratic We're gonna do
Speaker 1: this for you, We're gonna do that for you. We're
Speaker 1: gonna tax all those evil rich people, and only the
Speaker 1: evil rich people.
Speaker 5: The ones talking.
Speaker 1: Oprah Winfrey's a billionaire, the Obama's are worth four hundred
Speaker 1: million dollars, the Clintons are worth four hundred million dollars,
Speaker 1: and I'm thinking the average low information voter doesn't look
Speaker 1: much beyond that. And so we had a situation again
Speaker 1: where the Democratic Party going nuts with all the music
Speaker 1: and all the fun and all the games. And then
Speaker 1: here comes Kamala Harris, who has all these aspirational goals
Speaker 1: going forward, which he's done nothing for the past four years.
Speaker 1: And so I would assume if twenty five thousand you
Speaker 1: give Tony Bender twenty five thousand dollars to go buy
Speaker 1: a new house, that means the price of the house
Speaker 1: will go up by twenty five thousand dollars and it's
Speaker 1: not going to help the inflation at all. You start
Speaker 1: taxing small business owners and corporations, raising the corporate rate
Speaker 1: and corporations. Every corporation is not like IBM or not
Speaker 1: like fifth third bankers intos. Most corporations are sub Chapter
Speaker 1: s is thousands and thousands of small businessmen and business
Speaker 1: and women. They're going to pay grossly more in taxes,
Speaker 1: which hurt the economy. There's nothing in the Democratic platform
Speaker 1: that helps small businesses. And the Republican platform dealt with freedom,
Speaker 1: and so did the Democratic platform, but it was the
Speaker 1: freedom's parson up by the government.
Speaker 5: Can you smell what I'm cooking?
Speaker 3: Well, totally in your ability.
Speaker 2: There's a point that needs to be made here that's
Speaker 2: somewhat serious, you know. And one of the many reasons
Speaker 2: I've tuned into your show for a long time is
Speaker 2: to use your words. You know, you talk to the
Speaker 2: working schleps of the world. I am one of those
Speaker 2: working slepts. My father was a union auto worker. He
Speaker 2: came from Greece, tried to build a better life for
Speaker 2: his family, but every day he was part of the.
Speaker 3: American middle class. That's what he was The Democrats have walked.
Speaker 2: Away from the middle class in this country. What you
Speaker 2: saw on display there with billionaire Oprah Winfrey. You know,
Speaker 2: these Hollywood leads and these musician types. These people are
Speaker 2: so totally out of touch with the needs of the
Speaker 2: working class. Here's what's really going on. And you and
Speaker 2: I know this, right, Money is the mother's milk of politics.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden left this race for one reason, and one
Speaker 2: reason only. The cash spigot from Wall Street financiers dried up.
Speaker 2: They stopped raising money, Billy that was going to crush
Speaker 2: the Democratic machine, crush Joe Biden and everybody down the ballot.
Speaker 2: This was not some great act of selflessness by Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: They the big elite money in this country is now
Speaker 2: in the Democratic Party, and they're trying to hold back
Speaker 2: regular Americans, middle class people with crushing inflation.
Speaker 3: So it's all really ultimately about.
Speaker 2: Control for middle class, regular folks. The Democrats have walked
Speaker 2: away from you.
Speaker 3: They've really walked away from you.
Speaker 2: We are the party now that is talking about American manufacturing,
Speaker 2: American energy production. We're talking about protecting our borders. So
Speaker 2: what did I see at our convention? I saw patriotism.
Speaker 2: I saw Lee Greenwood, right, That's what I saw, So,
Speaker 2: you know, a totally different show. The American experiment has
Speaker 2: worked pretty well. We're one of the greatest countries, really
Speaker 2: the greatest country in the world, the most powerful country.
Speaker 2: And the way to keep that alive, Billy, is to
Speaker 2: embrace those traditional American values of freedom and capitalism and
Speaker 2: equality for everyone and you know, creation of wealth for everyone.
Speaker 2: That's what we hope to restore and will restore if
Speaker 2: we push back on this left wing socialist garbage being
Speaker 2: sold to us by the Democrats.
Speaker 1: I'm liking the storian of sorts of vps do not
Speaker 1: do well. You might go back to possibly Eisenhower. When
Speaker 1: Nixon was the VP. He lost to Kennedy, and then
Speaker 1: after that you met your call Tony Benner's good friend,
Speaker 1: Lyndon Baines Johnson. His VP was Hubert h. Humphrey. Humphrey
Speaker 1: lost to Nixon in sixty eight, and then after that
Speaker 1: you had Mondale running in eighty four. He was the
Speaker 1: VP of Carter. He lost. The only Republican they're Democrat
Speaker 1: to do well was Bush forty one, and that was
Speaker 1: because of the glories of Ronald Reagan people wanted it.
Speaker 1: But then after that you had Bill Clinton for eight
Speaker 1: years and Al Gore running. He lost, and now you
Speaker 1: have the situation where you have another VP running because
Speaker 1: the VP takes on all the cloak of everything that's
Speaker 1: happened in the previous administration as if they're responsible for it,
Speaker 1: and then you move forward. And so it is very
Speaker 1: odd and weird and unusual for a VP. In fact,
Speaker 1: I don't think there's been a Democratic VP that's one
Speaker 1: at presidency since Truman, after FDR, it's been seventy years.
Speaker 1: It's quite unusual. And they want this moniker of hope
Speaker 1: and change. How can you have hope and change when
Speaker 1: you've been in charge for the past four years. Why
Speaker 1: haven't you done it? And the only reason that Biden
Speaker 1: got out of the race is, as you said, the
Speaker 1: big moneyed interest in America are now Democrats, and the
Speaker 1: high tech types like Mark Zuckerberg will donate over five
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars to get so called get out the
Speaker 1: vote in three Midwestern states and that's where the big
Speaker 1: money is. And you know that in politics. How much
Speaker 1: more money will the Democrats spend? Give me the overall
Speaker 1: view from the Republican, you're the chair. How much more
Speaker 1: money will the Democrats have to spend in this cycle
Speaker 1: than than the lowly Republicans, the cloth coat Republicans, not
Speaker 1: the country club Republicans, but the cloth coat Republicans, as
Speaker 1: opposed to the Democrats who picture themselves as working schleps,
Speaker 1: when in reality they're the elite. How much more will
Speaker 1: the Republicans be outspent?
Speaker 2: Well, we'll definitely be outspent. We'll be outspend here in Ohio.
Speaker 2: We're already seeing that again. If you're seeing ads for
Speaker 2: Sharon Brown, that's because outside special money interests are out there,
Speaker 2: you know, pushing money into Ohio. How much, Billy, I
Speaker 2: can't quantify that as we sit here, but when it's
Speaker 2: all said and done, will certainly be outspent because, as
Speaker 2: you've indicated, these elite typeywood you know, actor types, and
Speaker 2: these big banking types we again care very little about
Speaker 2: the day of the day working class of America. You know,
Speaker 2: that's who controls the Democratic Party. And they flood your
Speaker 2: television and your your your iPhone and your Facebook page
Speaker 2: and everything else with these ads, and they do it
Speaker 2: to try.
Speaker 3: To convince you.
Speaker 2: But listen, we have the better message of freedom and
Speaker 2: securing the boarder and actually doing something about inflation, which is,
Speaker 2: for one, driving down the cost of energy so it
Speaker 2: doesn't cost so much to deliver goods and services to people.
Speaker 2: So you know, Billy, I'm not worried about the money situation.
Speaker 3: We'll be fine. We're lucky.
Speaker 2: We've got a lot of small dollar donors and a
Speaker 2: lot of people that help us. But make no mistake
Speaker 2: about it, it's it isn't us versus them in this
Speaker 2: election cycle. And to them are these elitists who sit
Speaker 2: in New York and their ivory tower on these talk
Speaker 2: radio show excuse me, these talk TV morning shows and
Speaker 2: deliver this left wing garbage to you every day.
Speaker 1: So well, we'll see what happens down on the road.
Speaker 1: And other factor is the fact that you have a
Speaker 1: Democratic nominee, Kamala Harris, who will not do interviews because
Speaker 1: she can't defend her record. And between now and September
Speaker 1: the tenth, which will be bigger than Montana the Great Debate,
Speaker 1: she's going to do an interview with Oprah Winfrey or
Speaker 1: with Joe Scarborough or NBC News, something in that character,
Speaker 1: and then she'll be done and then the debate will
Speaker 1: take place, and she does well in debates, as does
Speaker 1: the Trumpster, and then after that she's likely not to
Speaker 1: do another debate. So how do you ferre it out?
Speaker 1: The lies, the distortion, the deceptions, the change in policy
Speaker 1: prescriptions from a candidate when that candidate, Kamala Harris, refuses
Speaker 1: to do an interview. So what is the role of
Speaker 1: the American voter to determine what these positions are and
Speaker 1: how the life's going to change under a left wing
Speaker 1: socialist government when that candidate will not be interviewed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's a failure of our press? And how do
Speaker 3: you do it?
Speaker 2: I mean, you have to press the message in different places.
Speaker 3: Frankly, this is one of the places.
Speaker 2: We're lucky to have people like you, Billy, all across
Speaker 2: the country who speak the truth every single day. So
Speaker 2: we need more of that. You know, your social media
Speaker 2: is a good place to spread the word to your friends, your.
Speaker 3: Family, So it's combating that messaging.
Speaker 2: But at some point, I just, you know, I'm holding
Speaker 2: out hope and maybe I shouldn't film.
Speaker 3: Maybe I shouldn't be holding out hope.
Speaker 2: I'm holding out hope that the press will do its
Speaker 2: job they'll do their job of forcing demanding that Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris come and answer the tough questions about our policies
Speaker 2: and especially about the decision making of the last three
Speaker 2: years she's been part of this administration. You know, they
Speaker 2: ignored the border bill for two years, and she was
Speaker 2: the border czar. They're trying to walk away from this
Speaker 2: responsibility that she had on the border. They need to
Speaker 2: ask your tough questions, and it can't be the softball
Speaker 2: interviews you've talked about. So again, don't get me started
Speaker 2: on the American press in twenty twenty four because that's
Speaker 2: an entirely different program here. But I got to tell
Speaker 2: you they have to demand more of her. It's only fair, frankly,
Speaker 2: to the American people that they get she gets scrutinized
Speaker 2: one iota of what Donald.
Speaker 3: Trump has been scrutinized, and that has an happened.
Speaker 1: Yet well, seventy percent of the American people save her
Speaker 1: on the wrong truck. Seventy percent, which includes the majority
Speaker 1: of Democrats, save were on the wrong track. And the
Speaker 1: person that put us on the wrong track is Joe
Speaker 1: Biden and Kamala Harris. And they want to ignore that
Speaker 1: with music from Pink and Stevie Wonder and Sheila E
Speaker 1: and the Dixie Chicks want to get you in some
Speaker 1: euphoric state of pleasure and joy in which you don't
Speaker 1: look at the policies of Tim Walls and God bless
Speaker 1: his special needs son. I mean, that was a good moment,
Speaker 1: but in reality, the way he ran Minnesota and the
Speaker 1: way he's run Minnesota is making Minnesota look like California.
Speaker 1: And one cannot imagine a worse place to live for
Speaker 1: any American than Chicago or Minneapolis that was burned out,
Speaker 1: or Portland or going to Cincinnati Public schools. I mean,
Speaker 1: which parent sends a kid to CPS if you have
Speaker 1: an option? And New York City, Atlanta, Washington, DC, Memphis,
Speaker 1: these are all areas our magnificent cities have been destroyed
Speaker 1: by the policies of the socialist Democrats, and at this
Speaker 1: point that's the policies they want to bring to Washington. Well,
Speaker 1: we got to run, Alex t I know you're studying
Speaker 1: hard in your ivory tower thinking about how to overcome this,
Speaker 1: But what final message would you want to give us?
Speaker 1: A chair of the Republican Party, The long suffering Americans
Speaker 1: living in the tri State and what their duties are
Speaker 1: between now and November the fifth.
Speaker 2: Well, very briefly, Billy, thanks for the chance. I want
Speaker 2: to urge people to vote early. I know that's a
Speaker 2: different topic, but I want people to look carefully, especially
Speaker 2: in Ohio, at voting and casting their ballot early in
Speaker 2: this election cycle.
Speaker 3: Keep the faith. This is a close race.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump has a winning message because his policies worked
Speaker 2: for the American people. Biden's policies and commalist policies have
Speaker 2: failed the American people.
Speaker 3: So keep the faith. Vote early. God bless America.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Alex T. I want to leave you with
Speaker 1: one thought. This is from the Biden administration. The gunmen
Speaker 1: who nearly killed President Donald Trump at O'Reilly in Butler,
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania last month used several in crypti messaging accounts on
Speaker 1: multiple platforms in Belgium, New Zealand, and Germany, according to
Speaker 1: a Congressional task force investigating the assassination attempt. And it's
Speaker 1: amazing to me that a nineteen year old loser living
Speaker 1: in is literally his parents' basement, who works at a
Speaker 1: nursing home would have multiple platforms encrypted in at least
Speaker 1: three foreign countries.
Speaker 2: What does that tell you, Well, I'm concerned, and I
Speaker 2: think American people should be concerned and we should be
Speaker 2: asking tough questions. I'm glad our congressional inquiry is ongoing
Speaker 2: and I'll watch very carefully to see what they come
Speaker 2: up with here on this thing.
Speaker 1: Billy and Alex t you're a great American and thanks
Speaker 1: for coming this Friday afternoon on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And keep Hope alive, Keep Hope alive. Thank you, Alex.
Speaker 4: God bless you, Billy, Thank you, God bless America.
Speaker 1: Let's continue to me it's amazing that a nineteen year
Speaker 1: old derelict working in a nursing home could do what
Speaker 1: he did with the indirect acquiescence of the Secret Service,
Speaker 1: with encrypted platforms and at least three foreign countries, and
Speaker 1: seemingly there's little mainstream media interest in this at all.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more. My comments are next and more.
Speaker 1: It's your Home of the Reds and I'm gonna work
Speaker 1: with David Bell on the pickle What to do in
Speaker 1: a pickle? If you're Marte on News Radio seven hundred WLW,
Speaker 1: hit the music, Dave, Dave Keaton, hit the music. I'm
Speaker 1: back loud proud and sasse. I'll talk about my experiences
Speaker 1: the past couple of days with the segment in about
Speaker 1: forty five minutes. All I can say is doctor Bob
Speaker 1: Ernst of the christ Hospital did miracles with my back.
Speaker 1: I felt like Simone Biles on the balance beam. And
Speaker 1: now I can touch my show. I've to touch my shoes,
Speaker 1: put my socks on, I can bend over and it's
Speaker 1: called an ablazion and it worked. So I got to
Speaker 1: send in some flowers for helping the quality of my life. Secondly,
Speaker 1: we have a situation here where the party, and I
Speaker 1: mean with a small p The party was on Monday, Tuesday,
Speaker 1: Wednesday and Thursday. Big party going on. And I'm not
Speaker 1: a big fan of DJ Cassidy. In fact, never heard
Speaker 1: of the guy or Pink. I've heard of her. She's acrobatic.
Speaker 1: Stevie Wonder is an oldie, but a goodie. He's done
Speaker 1: wonderful things with the disabilities that guy has. He's brilliant
Speaker 1: throwing a little Sheila. Not sure about Shilae. She's dancing
Speaker 1: at the xylophone. Had Al Sharpton, you had the Dixie Chicks.
Speaker 1: It was a party and here we are the day
Speaker 1: after the party, and we're left with the policies. Now
Speaker 1: the parties are one thing with a small p What
Speaker 1: a great party it was. I think my sister, you
Speaker 1: might know, Mary Diane Reddin is one of the electors
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump, and hopefully she'll go to Columbus in
Speaker 1: December and cast one of the seventeen electoral votes in
Speaker 1: Ohio to elect Donald Trump. The President tells me Milwaukee
Speaker 1: was unbelievable. Michelle Schneider was there, also said it was great.
Speaker 1: In fact, I think each convention put forth the policies
Speaker 1: so to speak, that each party considers valuable. But at
Speaker 1: the Democratic side, there weren't too many policies being discussed.
Speaker 1: They wanted to discuss Al Sharpton, the Dixie Chicks, Stevie
Speaker 1: wonder while where's Taylor Swift and Beyonce? Don't know, but
Speaker 1: I thought the speech which I forced myself to watch
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, I give her a C plus maybe a
Speaker 1: solid sea. And other than that, the policy failures remain
Speaker 1: this afternoon.
Speaker 5: You see, when an.
Speaker 1: Incumbent vice president or president runs for like in a sense,
Speaker 1: re election, it's all about whether or not the other
Speaker 1: four years have been good or bad. It's like a
Speaker 1: vote on do we want to continue with this team
Speaker 1: for another four years. It's like a report card, yes
Speaker 1: or no. Are you satisfied with the policies of the
Speaker 1: Biden Kamala Harris team the last four years? Do they
Speaker 1: you want to continue those policies and policies alone? The
Speaker 1: great bulk of the American people say hell no, we
Speaker 1: can't continue with these policies, and it's because they don't work,
Speaker 1: especially the important policies of the southern border, of crime,
Speaker 1: of inflation of the economy.
Speaker 5: They don't work.
Speaker 1: We just had a job of reallocation over the past
Speaker 1: three or four days ago. There was about eight hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety thousand jobs added that were false, and they
Speaker 1: took off about a million job creation the past year.
Speaker 1: I can only imagine if that had happened with Trump
Speaker 1: in office, it would be a major scandal. Of course,
Speaker 1: with the Democrats that has forgotten about, much like the
Speaker 1: report of the House Select Committee of recommending the impeachment
Speaker 1: of Joe Biden in office now because he and his
Speaker 1: family took forty million dollars from communists Red Chinese and
Speaker 1: they followed the money from China into the various LLCs
Speaker 1: twenty four LLC's then distribution of the Biden family, Hunter Biden,
Speaker 1: Jim Biden, Joe Biden, all the Biden's got a piece.
Speaker 1: The big guy got at least ten fifteen percent. In
Speaker 1: other words, we have a sitting president who took bribes
Speaker 1: from China, and that was reported out by Congressman Waltz
Speaker 1: and others four or five days ago, and atlanted with
Speaker 1: a complete silence from the mainstream media. So you have
Speaker 1: a sitting president taking bribes directly and indirectly beginning as
Speaker 1: the vice president when he was under Obama, and there
Speaker 1: was no reporting on it at all because it was
Speaker 1: so bad for Biden and Kamala Harrison didn't report on it.
Speaker 5: Unbelievable.
Speaker 1: And so, as I said to Alex trud Tefilu, it's
Speaker 1: up to you, as a discerning citizen, to look passed
Speaker 1: beyond what the mainstream media tells you what happened, to
Speaker 1: look to the policies. The policies are what matters, and
Speaker 1: the policies of open borders, the policy of defunding the police,
Speaker 1: the policy of more government programs paid for on borrowed money,
Speaker 1: the policy of abortion on demand through birth killing healthy
Speaker 1: onborn babies inside healthy mothers somehow, some way, also the
Speaker 1: policy as a prosecutor, you know, Kamala Harris, as a
Speaker 1: prosecutor incarcerator over one thousand black men from minor drug possession,
Speaker 1: despite her own recreational marijuana use at the time she
Speaker 1: was locking up black men, she was smoking pot. That
Speaker 1: ought to be a big issue. But of course you
Speaker 1: don't hear that from the mainstream media. You hear about
Speaker 1: honor and the truth and the politics of joy and
Speaker 1: optimism and inclusion. That's what you hear. But you don't
Speaker 1: hear about the policies that have failed. This is a
Speaker 1: referendum on whether or not you want to keep the
Speaker 1: policies in effect in Washington now, yes or no. Seventy
Speaker 1: percent of us say we live in the worst of times.
Speaker 1: Seventy percent of US say America is on the wrong track,
Speaker 1: including the majority of Democrats, say that the United States
Speaker 1: is on the wrong track. Well, if you're on the
Speaker 1: wrong track, why stay with the same conductor in the
Speaker 1: same train.
Speaker 5: You don't do that.
Speaker 1: And her role, Kamala Harris's role in an open borders
Speaker 1: policy has been catastrophic. It's been awful, yesterday, the Trumpster
Speaker 1: had numerous parents of teenage and young adult girls who
Speaker 1: were raped viciously. Every rape is vicious, but these were
Speaker 1: particularly vicious because of the number of gang rapes taking
Speaker 1: place before these women were murdered. And there's been upwards
Speaker 1: of ten to fifteen million illegals coming into the country,
Speaker 1: dispersed all over the nation, including in Lochland, Ohio, and Terrehoode, Indiana,
Speaker 1: with missing. Right now, three hundred and twenty thousand unaccompanied
Speaker 1: migrant children have been lost, and a staggering amount of
Speaker 1: money has been spent on this, one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: billion dollars at least diverted from your needs to people
Speaker 1: who have no legal right to be here.
Speaker 5: Is that an issue?
Speaker 1: And there is no answer to Kamala Harris when she
Speaker 1: says she wants an open border policy, she wants to
Speaker 1: decriminalize crossing into the southern border. She wants to give
Speaker 1: a legal immigrants access to a canopy of federal government
Speaker 1: benefits including Obama phones and free healthcare and free schools
Speaker 1: and free medicine and free food and free apartments. That's
Speaker 1: her policy. Do you want to continue that? I know
Speaker 1: that Dixie Chicks were big last night, or the Chicks
Speaker 1: they were wonderful, played some of their great hits.
Speaker 5: That was good. What about the policy.
Speaker 1: That has caused three hundred and twenty thousand unaccompanied migrant
Speaker 1: children to be lost over the past three years at
Speaker 1: a cost of one hundred and fifty billion dollars? Is
Speaker 1: that freedom? Is that respect? I don't think so. And
Speaker 1: you know, Oprah Winfrey is a multi billionaire. Obamas are
Speaker 1: worth one hundred and two hundred million dollars. They print money.
Speaker 1: At one point, Michelle Obama flew to a Germany to
Speaker 1: be paid seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars plus expenses
Speaker 1: for a two hour speech and flew back. Maybe she
Speaker 1: was wearing her five thousand dollars jumpsuit that she wore
Speaker 1: at the convention talking about coming up the hard way.
Speaker 1: And you know, the DNC speakers devoted a lot of
Speaker 1: their airtime to demonizing Donald Trump as caring about the rich.
Speaker 1: What when they're the rich? And of course you avoid
Speaker 1: discussions whatsoever of Tim Waltz and his policies in Minnesota,
Speaker 1: and the Vice President to be wants Minnesota to look
Speaker 1: like the state of California, including telling parents that you
Speaker 1: have no say if your child wants to transgender you're
Speaker 1: fifteen year old. It's illegal in Minnesota to tell parents
Speaker 1: what that kid is telling school officials, as if the
Speaker 1: school officials ought to be involved in transgender rights when
Speaker 1: they can't teach reading, writing, and arithmetic. Pretty weird stuff.
Speaker 1: And the governor's mansions windows are thrown wide open during
Speaker 1: the riots in Minneapolis so that the First Lady of
Speaker 1: Minnesota and the governor could smell the aroma of freedom
Speaker 1: of burning tires and burning businesses. Now that's weird. That
Speaker 1: is extremely weird. His policies in Minnesota have destroyed Minneapolis,
Speaker 1: and her policies in California have destroyed San Francisco. Away
Speaker 1: from the party, time, away from DJ Cassidy, and away
Speaker 1: from Pink and Stevie Wonder, away from all that stuff.
Speaker 5: Guess what.
Speaker 1: The policies don't work. My evidence, seventy percent of us
Speaker 1: say America is on the wrong track. And her previous
Speaker 1: philosophies of government tell us how she's going to govern
Speaker 1: in the future, which is much more taxes, much more
Speaker 1: government programs, wide open southern border, and that's the way
Speaker 1: it's going to be. Her medium size and small businesses,
Speaker 1: and if you can't pay your tax, he's got to
Speaker 1: sell your business. And that's happening all the time. So
Speaker 1: to me, it is absurd that the low information voter
Speaker 1: can be sold a bill of goods and lies and
Speaker 1: believe upon that because right now, in twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: there were more abortions reported and I'm sure many more
Speaker 1: are not reported because of ubiquitous abortion pills than there
Speaker 1: was in twenty nineteen. In fact, the dabbed decision, believe
Speaker 1: it or not, has caused more abortions goes now. It's
Speaker 1: gone back to the States, and the Supreme Court has
Speaker 1: ruled that these abortion pills can be popped like milk duds,
Speaker 1: and abortions now are unlimited and ubiquitous all over the country.
Speaker 1: And they act as if someone's taken away a woman's
Speaker 1: right to choose. By the way, if prenatal care is
Speaker 1: necessary for the unborn babies and the Department of Human
Speaker 1: Services says that prenatal care should start in the sixth
Speaker 1: week of pregnancy, maybe up to the tenth week, no
Speaker 1: later than that. What are you providing pre natal care
Speaker 1: for assist a callous, a tumor a growth, No it's
Speaker 1: a baby, it's pre natal at six weeks prenatal.
Speaker 5: That's rue.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable, skyrocking inflation, huge government deficits, wide open southern border,
Speaker 1: transgender rights all over public schools. In fact, the city
Speaker 1: of Chicago public schools shut down this week and did
Speaker 1: home study. And at the at the end of the
Speaker 1: last school year in April May, there were sixteen public
Speaker 1: elementary schools in the city of Chicago where not one
Speaker 1: student in the fourth grade was able to compute it
Speaker 1: to mathematical level of a fourth grader nor understand English.
Speaker 5: Not one. And so what are the schools do in Chicago?
Speaker 1: They shut down and this costing literally billions of dollars
Speaker 1: of failure. It's unbelievable. So I know DJ Cassidy and
Speaker 1: Pink and Stevie Wonder and Sheila E and the Dixie
Speaker 1: Chicks and Al Sharpton, all that stuff. And whether Taylor
Speaker 1: Swift would a pair or not a peer? What what
Speaker 1: about other superstars?
Speaker 5: Beyonce? Is she coming or shek not? I don't, I
Speaker 5: don't know.
Speaker 1: But today here we are, Friday afternoon, and the policies continue.
Speaker 1: This election is a referendum on the policies of Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris for the past four years. And if she wanted
Speaker 1: to do anything she crote about last night, she would
Speaker 1: have done it already. It's these are lies, deceptions, and distortions.
Speaker 1: This is a referendum of whether you want to continue
Speaker 1: these policies for the next four to eight years. If
Speaker 1: you want to continue the policies now, then vote for
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz, the most left wing ticket
Speaker 1: since George mcgovernor and Thomas Eagleton, extremely left wing, far
Speaker 1: left wing. Look at San Francisco, look at Minneapolis. Those
Speaker 1: are the left wing policies. If you want to go
Speaker 1: in a different direction, Donald Trump, and don't be dissuaded
Speaker 1: by the party with a small p that happened in Chicago.
Speaker 1: By the way, there was lots of robberies. There was
Speaker 1: twenty eight kids shot in the city of Chicago the
Speaker 1: last four days. Fortunately five were killed. Numerous delegates were
Speaker 1: victims of armed robberies. Just Chicago is melting down in
Speaker 1: every which way that it can. And if that's what
Speaker 1: you want for your hometown, then continue the policies that
Speaker 1: have collapsed the major cities in this wonderful country of
Speaker 1: ours in ways no one could really believe.
Speaker 5: Now, let's continue.
Speaker 1: We've scheduled the Leland Vitter to be here about five
Speaker 1: minutes after one later on. Also is Jesse Brewer of
Speaker 1: Boone County about that school bus that went off the road.
Speaker 1: And many are asking how come Boone County has explosive
Speaker 1: growth but the infrastructure two lane high way ways that
Speaker 1: are very narrow continue to exist when thousands and thousands
Speaker 1: of motorists are traveling tether and fro all over Boone County?
Speaker 1: Does the infrastructure support the growth? Jess you brew will
Speaker 1: be here later on to talk about that is so
Speaker 1: much more. Let's continue. We'll never stop. We simply continue.
Speaker 1: All I can say this, if you're happy with America
Speaker 1: today the course that it's on, vote for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: If you want to try something different and it's Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: Let's continue. Twelve fifty five at the Home of your Reds.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna teach David Bell what to do in a pickle.
Speaker 1: Marte has no idea. On news radio seven hundred w
Speaker 1: ol of you.
Speaker 5: I'm like a rich woman, babe, and I make a
Speaker 5: good woman steal, I make an old woman.
Speaker 6: Bless and to make a young girl squeeze. I'm I'm
Speaker 6: the bowl bad of.
Speaker 1: The bully cunning him. Let's continue with a reporter, a
Speaker 1: newsman and commentator live and both conventions for an overview.
Speaker 1: Leland Vender of News Nation, Leland Vinder of News Nation,
Speaker 1: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And may I
Speaker 1: bring up a different matter before we talk about the conventions, please.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at his story out of according the Biden
Speaker 1: administration officials, the headline is this Iran wants Trump eliminated
Speaker 1: by election day. Goes on to say the Islamic regime
Speaker 1: in Iran is trying to assassinate former President Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: with the hopes of doing so before November fifth. Multiple
Speaker 1: government agencies associated US allies across the Middle East have
Speaker 1: informed Donald Trump of the dangers. The Iranian regime has
Speaker 1: made it clear at once to kill or assassinate Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and must do so by November fifth. Then I'm
Speaker 1: looking at this other story that News Nation had a
Speaker 1: large part about, which is the Trump shooter had multiple
Speaker 1: encrypted accounts overseas. According to Representative Waltz of I Think
Speaker 1: of Florida, the government and nearly killed former President Trump
Speaker 1: at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, last month, using encrypted
Speaker 1: messaging accounts on multiple platforms based in Belgium, New Zealand
Speaker 1: and Germany. According to a House of representative pointed to
Speaker 1: investigate the matter, So on one hand, wet and he's
Speaker 1: been shot. Thank god, it was a it was a
Speaker 1: Grays type wound. But Congressman Michael Waltz of Florida, retired
Speaker 1: green Beray, is part of a thirteen member House bipartisan
Speaker 1: task force investigating the assassination. I would say there's not
Speaker 1: more than two or three nineteen year olds who live
Speaker 1: in there literally their parents' basement, that work in a
Speaker 1: nursing home, that have access to encrypted accounts in three
Speaker 1: different countries. Are these events at all related? Before we
Speaker 1: talk about the conventions?
Speaker 6: I always have a hard time believing fully in these things.
Speaker 6: Do we know everything about the assassination.
Speaker 4: Of Donald Trump?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: Do we need to learn more? Yes?
Speaker 6: I tend to try to deal in connected facts, not
Speaker 6: unconnected facts with a lot of leaps made. So is
Speaker 6: what you're saying possible? And is it possible it is
Speaker 6: all connected? Is it possible that the would be assassined
Speaker 6: for Donald Trump? Was somehow much more than what we
Speaker 6: know him to be right now, which is a very
Speaker 6: disturbed young man. Absolutely, but I don't think disproves that,
Speaker 6: nor do I think we can get to the point
Speaker 6: yet of saying that somehow he was influenced, which I
Speaker 6: think what you're suggesting by foreign actors.
Speaker 1: And the other thing that SIGRed service members have put
Speaker 1: on leave been put on leave. Several have been put
Speaker 1: on leave subject to more discipline. So you have federal
Speaker 1: government agencies leaving a wide open Donald Trump with a
Speaker 1: clear shot from like one hundred and forty yards away
Speaker 1: from someone who was in the scopes of the Secret
Speaker 1: Service and also state snipers letting him in a sense
Speaker 1: do what he did. Then you have an I don't
Speaker 1: know what an encrypted account is. Maybe you do, but
Speaker 1: I would say there's not more than one or two
Speaker 1: nineteen year olds with encrypted accounts overseas. And then throw
Speaker 1: on top of that the fact that heron very much
Speaker 1: so does not want Donald Trump to become the president.
Speaker 1: They like the policies of Kamala Harris. You pull all
Speaker 1: that together and I'm thinking, thank god, he missed by
Speaker 1: half an inch. Would tore off the right side of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's skull and we'd be in a different position.
Speaker 1: And I just and this thing is dead right now.
Speaker 1: This happened last month, and there's no discussion. The mainstream
Speaker 1: media doesn't cover the story anymore. And also before we
Speaker 1: talk about the convention, Leland Vindert, the US House Select
Speaker 1: Committee is recommending the impeachment and maybe the indictment of
Speaker 1: Joe Biden for collecting millions of dollars directly and indirectly
Speaker 1: from communist read China when he was the vice president.
Speaker 1: That may continue through now. So you have a compromised president,
Speaker 1: You have Kamala Harris who wants to I imagine, continue
Speaker 1: the failed policies for the past four years, put them on steroids.
Speaker 1: You have this this attempt at assass and this murderer
Speaker 1: who had encrypted multiple platforms overseas, and then on top
Speaker 1: of that, you have Iran announcing we're going.
Speaker 5: To kill the guy.
Speaker 1: All those events related, unrelated. What do you say, Leland Vindert.
Speaker 1: I'm not a conspiratorially guy myself, but this looks holly suspicious.
Speaker 6: Bill, Bill, I don't I think the House investigation into
Speaker 6: Joe Biden and what may or may not have transpired
Speaker 6: with his family business dealings in China, that we've been
Speaker 6: promised indictments in investigations and impeachment and all these things
Speaker 6: for months and for years that have not materialized. And
Speaker 6: the Donald Trump assassination is a heck of a reach.
Speaker 6: And that's sort of like trying to you're trying to
Speaker 6: leave the chasm in two bounds here, my friend and
Speaker 6: I just I think that there are real issues with
Speaker 6: the with the Biden presidency. I think there's real issues
Speaker 6: with President Biden's foreign business dealings. I think there's real
Speaker 6: issues with the investigation into Donald Trump's assassination attempt and
Speaker 6: how we don't know everything. And there's real questions about
Speaker 6: how this young man who seeming to lead to be
Speaker 6: a young complete screw up, who spent a lot of
Speaker 6: time online ends up with no digital footprint and one
Speaker 6: hundred and fifty yards away from the former president and
Speaker 6: Republican nominee for president. All of those things are good questions.
Speaker 6: I do not think they are related.
Speaker 1: All right, Let's move on to the conventions here, where
Speaker 1: A both and I watched a lot of your coverage
Speaker 1: News Nation talk about the Republican convention in Milwaukee, the
Speaker 1: Democratic Convention in Chicago. Did each of the parties do
Speaker 1: with the intended give me a full report.
Speaker 6: Both parties did exactly what they intended. Neither party will
Speaker 6: end up living up to how they were feeling on
Speaker 6: Thursday night, And by that I mean on Thursday night
Speaker 6: or Friday morning after the Republican Convention, they were all
Speaker 6: talking about putting Minnesota in Virginia in play, and Democrats
Speaker 6: leaving today think that Kamala Harris is going to sweep
Speaker 6: the Sunbelt and hold the blue ball. And this is
Speaker 6: Barack Obama two thousand and eight again, and it's not
Speaker 6: that either. So the conventions did what they're designed to
Speaker 6: do for the party faithful, and now we move forward.
Speaker 1: Is a capable? Is she possibly able to withstand an
Speaker 1: independent objective questioning from a news media type like yourself?
Speaker 1: Is it possible she can go the entire election without
Speaker 1: presenting herself, Maybe do an Oprah Winfrey or Joe Scarborough interview?
Speaker 1: Is it conceivable she can hide for the next seventy
Speaker 1: five days.
Speaker 6: Well, she's hidden for the past thirty four. I don't
Speaker 6: know whether I'm not going to pass judgment on whether
Speaker 6: or not she is capable or not. You know, they
Speaker 6: like to say in investing that past performance is not
Speaker 6: indicative of future results or proof of future results, or
Speaker 6: promise the future results. But in the past, when she
Speaker 6: sat down for interviews, even with relatively friendly or certainly
Speaker 6: not adversarial journalists, she's done quite She's done quite poorly.
Speaker 5: I E.
Speaker 3: Lester Hoold.
Speaker 6: Let me just play this out for you. She says,
Speaker 6: she's going to do an interview before the end of August,
Speaker 6: so let's take her her work. She does an interview
Speaker 6: next week. It's fairly pleasant. It's with Tim Walls, it's
Speaker 6: with Doug Emhoff, It's with Walls's wife. It's about their
Speaker 6: newfound joy in campaigning and how these two families, you know,
Speaker 6: one sort of the coastal liberal lead at m Hoff
Speaker 6: and Harris versus Walls and his wife, the teachers from
Speaker 6: Minnesota have found this common ground in this view of
Speaker 6: America that involves sunshine, unicorns and pots.
Speaker 3: Of gold, and they.
Speaker 6: All play bridge together or whatever it is in the
Speaker 6: interview that they set up at. The families now get
Speaker 6: along so well.
Speaker 3: Fine.
Speaker 6: Then you get to Labor Day. Everyone will have forgotten
Speaker 6: about the interview because it will have been something like
Speaker 6: the vanill Ice cream cone you had as you finished
Speaker 6: out summer. Then we get to Labor Day and the
Speaker 6: next week she can't do any interviews because she's got
Speaker 6: the debate. She does well in the debate, she won't
Speaker 6: have to do another interview. She does poorly in the debate.
Speaker 1: She might And the thing is always it's a referendum
Speaker 1: on the current administration. So in historically it is quite
Speaker 1: rare for a VP to come out of the shadow
Speaker 1: of the president and win. Just in racing history, you
Speaker 1: might go back to Isa Hour with Richard Nixon lost
Speaker 1: in nineteen sixty you were Humphrey after LBJ lost to
Speaker 1: Nixon in sixty eight. Later on you have Mondale, the
Speaker 1: VP of Carter losing in eighty four. The only successful
Speaker 1: one because it was a referendum on the administration of
Speaker 1: Ronald Reagan, was nineteen eighty eight with Bush forty one
Speaker 1: he won. Then after that VP Gore runs on his
Speaker 1: own and loses to Bush. And then you have, of course,
Speaker 1: this VP is running in the shadows of Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Isn't this going to be a referendum on the last
Speaker 1: four years whether Kamala Harris and Joe Biden did a
Speaker 1: good job and deserve more? Or can she can she
Speaker 1: get rid of can she shred the idea that I'm
Speaker 1: not Joe Biden, I'm not the old Kamala Harris. I'm
Speaker 1: the new Kamala Harris and I want to spend a
Speaker 1: lot more money. Isn't this a referendum on the last
Speaker 1: four years of Kamala Harris and the fact that seventy
Speaker 1: percent of us are so believe America is on the
Speaker 1: wrong course. Isn't that a millstone around her neck?
Speaker 6: Well, I'm going to reject the premise of your question
Speaker 6: and answer and answer in a way that I would like,
Speaker 6: which is to say that if you are correct, and
Speaker 6: it is a referendum on Joe Biden in the past
Speaker 6: four years, pauland tells us Kamala Harris will lose if
Speaker 6: it is a referendum on Donald Trump's temperament, and mean
Speaker 6: tweets Donald Trump will lose. So who defines the field
Speaker 6: of battle in politics? Defines the race?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 6: Tell me tell me And I'm trying to remember the
Speaker 6: name of the pollster that said this, but it's a genius.
Speaker 6: Tell me, tell me the field of battle. Tell me
Speaker 6: who defined my candidate? And tell me who defines the opposite,
Speaker 6: and I'll tell you who wins.
Speaker 7: That's what politics is about.
Speaker 6: So if Donald Trump and his supporters are able to
Speaker 6: hang the past four years as a millstone around Kamala
Speaker 6: Harris's neck, then Kamala Harris will lose. It's pretty simple.
Speaker 6: If Kamala Harris, as she tried last night, is able
Speaker 6: to shed that and somehow create And we wrote in
Speaker 6: war Notes, my subscription service, a free subscription newsletter email,
Speaker 6: that the Democrats with hope that America has a sense
Speaker 6: of amnesia. If you listened to her last night, it
Speaker 6: was as though Donald Trump was the incumbent, right And
Speaker 6: if that is how the race is framed, then she
Speaker 6: will win because people are unhappy and she's offering something different.
Speaker 1: The big issue is almost always the personal economy of
Speaker 1: an individual voter determines the ballot. So if this battlefield
Speaker 1: will be what is the status of the economy, what
Speaker 1: is the status of inflation that continues to be stubbornly high,
Speaker 1: especially when it comes to food and energy, And if
Speaker 1: it's the status of illegal immigration. If Donald Trump can
Speaker 1: fight on immigration, the economy, and inflation, and there's no
Speaker 1: Americans care about foreign policy, but not really. I think
Speaker 1: most of us could not locate Gaza on a map
Speaker 1: or Ukraine, but they're terribly important. But nonetheless, most Americans think,
Speaker 1: how's my personal circumstances, how's my job?
Speaker 5: How much? How bad is inflation?
Speaker 1: And do I perceive the southern border and collapse and
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris was in charge. Therefore, Kamala Harris can't win.
Speaker 1: On the other hand, if the media and Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: want to talk about the temperament of Donald Trump and
Speaker 1: mean tweets and insults, and then Kamala Harris can win
Speaker 1: and we continue on the same course for the next
Speaker 1: four years.
Speaker 5: I think it the end of the day.
Speaker 1: I hope that the American people look at their personal
Speaker 1: lives and say, we can't continue like this. There's a
Speaker 1: whole bunch of people living quite well. I think you
Speaker 1: and me include it. However, there's a whole tens of
Speaker 1: millions of Americans that worry about how much rent's going
Speaker 1: up and what it costs to buy a home, and
Speaker 1: interest rates that continue to be subbornly high. There's a
Speaker 1: perception that illegal immigration is destroying the fabric of our country.
Speaker 1: There's a sense that utility bills. I know and my
Speaker 1: Cincinnati utility bills have gone up thirty percent in the
Speaker 1: past three years, and the pass through effect. If you
Speaker 1: look at that, if people sit down around the kitchen
Speaker 1: table and say, am I better off today than I
Speaker 1: was four years ago? The majority Americans would say, no,
Speaker 1: I'm not better off. Your analysis please.
Speaker 6: All very fine points. Fifty percent of Americans tell polsters
Speaker 6: that they believe they're broke. Roughly two thirds say they
Speaker 6: live paycheck to paycheck, So that that's where you're walking
Speaker 6: into this. When it comes to foreign policy, I would
Speaker 6: say how people feel is quite important. Whether they feel safe,
Speaker 6: whether they feel America is strong. You're old enough to remember.
Speaker 4: I am not.
Speaker 6: The nineteen eighty election, there was both an economic component
Speaker 6: and a foreign policy component. Monday is the third anniversary
Speaker 6: of the Abbey Gate bombing in Afghanistan, thirteen Americans killed
Speaker 6: during the Biden Harris withdrawal from Afghanistan. Noteworthy that that
Speaker 6: was not discussed last night, right in terms of all
Speaker 6: the foreign policy things that Don Wal Harris talked about.
Speaker 6: But I would go one step further with you. You
Speaker 6: watched Donald Trump last night or yesterday break all the
Speaker 6: norms and have an event on the Thursday of the
Speaker 6: opposition candidate's convention, Right, you remember, back in the day
Speaker 6: the candidates took the Okay, he went down to the border,
Speaker 6: and this is where he was going to stake his
Speaker 6: claim that the border was where the Biden harrisdministration failed
Speaker 6: the most. And he was going to make the point
Speaker 6: that under Donald Trump, the border is going to be
Speaker 6: closed as opposed to the person he was running against it.
Speaker 6: And I will ask you, Bill Cunningham, the great American,
Speaker 6: how long did it take in Donald Trump's remarks at
Speaker 6: the border? All the network cameras were there, everybody was
Speaker 6: watching him. How long did it take for him to
Speaker 6: say Kamala Harris's name?
Speaker 5: About ten seconds?
Speaker 4: Nope, eleven minutes, eleven minutes.
Speaker 3: Minutes. He complained about Joe.
Speaker 6: He complained that he wasn't running against Joe Biden anymore.
Speaker 6: He complained about.
Speaker 3: How unfair it was.
Speaker 6: He had all sorts of grievances that had absolutely nothing
Speaker 6: to do with the issues that you just brought up
Speaker 6: that matter to Americans.
Speaker 1: Those are if he's but if he's unable to prosecute
Speaker 1: that case rather than prosecuting his own grievances.
Speaker 6: American Americans care about the future, They care about them else.
Speaker 6: They did not care about Donald Trump' scrupincs. And I
Speaker 6: think for Republicans, they've got to take a strong, hard
Speaker 6: look at the next seventy five days and say, you
Speaker 6: can say to miss candidate, which is what Donald Trump is?
Speaker 6: Can he meet Americans where they're at? And where they're
Speaker 6: at is not Donald Trump's scrievances. They're the issues you
Speaker 6: brought up.
Speaker 1: And I would have tied Kamala Harris from the get go.
Speaker 1: I didn't watch the whole thing. I watched some of it.
Speaker 1: I'm doing other stuff, but nonetheless, that's Kamala Harris's border.
Speaker 1: Those victims are Kamala Harris's victims. And I would have
Speaker 1: pointed out that she was smoking pot when she was
Speaker 1: prosecuting a thousand black men for smoking pot, and I
Speaker 1: would have stayed on. Kamala Harris completely ignored Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: and Kamala Harris gave an interview in what she said,
Speaker 1: I was in the room, the last person in the
Speaker 1: room when the President Joe Biden decided to do what
Speaker 1: he did in Afghanistan. I would have tie that around
Speaker 1: or two and he's got a prospecte ay, eleven minutes.
Speaker 1: It's got to be eleven seconds, got to be like
Speaker 1: this is Kamala Harris Border right here, because you're not
Speaker 1: running against Joe Biden anymore. Well, Leland, we got to run.
Speaker 1: It's great stuff. And uh, I guess we're blessed to
Speaker 1: live in interesting times, and I at times wish they
Speaker 1: weren't so interesting.
Speaker 6: But uh well, you know, you know what, Bill, The
Speaker 6: other way to look at it is, we live in
Speaker 6: the greatest country on earth. We all we all have
Speaker 6: the end of summer to look forward to. Yep, you
Speaker 6: wouldn't want to be anywhere else right now, I'll tell you.
Speaker 1: That now Labor Day weekend, next weekend, it's gonna be good.
Speaker 1: But Leland Vitter, thank you. I watched you last night
Speaker 1: with the analysis afterwards on News Nation, and once again
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 5: Leland, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Sure, thank you all.
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Speaker 1: So that's the opening of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
Speaker 1: They need a little bit of help there, a little
Speaker 1: little like like the woman at the All Star Game.
Speaker 1: She needed some help, thank you. She was drunk, she claims.
Speaker 1: Is she in rehab or she out of rehab? And
Speaker 1: you have no idea?
Speaker 5: Have you followed her career? No? Not nothing, could care less?
Speaker 5: Did you miss me the last two days?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: Ken Brew filled in adverably as the uh the what
Speaker 5: is a junior American filling in for the great American?
Speaker 5: And Sydney? So how's the back? Everything? All right?
Speaker 1: I feel like sim own vials on the balance beam.
Speaker 1: So I'll say it was interesting when they have an ablation.
Speaker 1: Wayne Kruchi's had several. Yeah, put the needle in. I
Speaker 1: had eight spots in my lower spine that doctor Bob
Speaker 1: Earns put the needle in and can't give you anesthetic
Speaker 1: because as you put the needle in, he wants you
Speaker 1: to tell him what you're feeling, to make sure he's
Speaker 1: got the right bundle of nerves. And I said, what
Speaker 1: make sure you get the right bundle there, doc, you
Speaker 1: know what. I was just like progressive insurance or something.
Speaker 1: So I got to sit. I'm laying down, flat down.
Speaker 1: He's got the big camera there on my back and
Speaker 1: I can barely see, and I'm looking crooked.
Speaker 5: So you got a lot of people in the room
Speaker 5: wait to see the celebrity of Bill Cunningham laying on
Speaker 5: his belly.
Speaker 1: A lot of young attractive women. I'll say that, but
Speaker 1: that's a difference. They saw the good, the good side
Speaker 1: of you.
Speaker 5: Then I had my.
Speaker 1: Pants down backwards, but nonetheless, the needle's in there. He said,
Speaker 1: what do you feel And I said, well, He said,
Speaker 1: let me know when you feel it down your leg
Speaker 1: and I said, there it is. D He said, then
Speaker 1: the catory destroys it. Catiie a burning flesh. I just
Speaker 1: go to the extent so they keep you awake, so
Speaker 1: you can tell doctor Bob Earns to wear the pain.
Speaker 5: Where is the pain? You should have got the doctor
Speaker 5: on to talk about it. Maybe I'll give him a call.
Speaker 5: So then what happened? He does how many times? Eight times?
Speaker 1: You got to search, got to search in your back
Speaker 1: for the right bundle of nerves. I said, make sure
Speaker 1: Doc hit the right bundle.
Speaker 5: I want to be able. They didn't work on your head,
Speaker 5: open up my head.
Speaker 1: But uh, I got off the got off the table,
Speaker 1: and uh basically I was like simone vials on the
Speaker 1: on the balance beam.
Speaker 5: I was going nuts. So she fell off and I
Speaker 5: ran out. She wasn't a man because she would have
Speaker 5: been talking like this for a while. So you have
Speaker 5: to say you were you able to walk like right away? Yes,
Speaker 5: I ran i, ran I ran Now was the first
Speaker 5: lady with you? Yes, except for that part. She wentn't
Speaker 5: in the in the she went in and she didn't
Speaker 5: get scrubbed up and go in and say here, here, doc, here,
Speaker 5: here's the spot you want to hit out right here,
Speaker 5: right between the eyes and the eyes. He didn't be there.
Speaker 5: But I feel not at all that need onto my back.
Speaker 9: No you no, it hurts right there, right right, said,
Speaker 9: there's thousands of nerves, and the width of these nerves
Speaker 9: are half the width of a piece of thread.
Speaker 5: Half of that, So we're not talking about a lot.
Speaker 5: So he's got the thing blown out it, he's got
Speaker 5: a camera on the.
Speaker 1: Camera on it, and he's looking to make sure he's
Speaker 1: got the right ones. He said, move your left foot
Speaker 1: move your right foot, man, and he moved, and all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, my left foot started doing the macarena.
Speaker 1: I figured, maybe that's the wrong bundle right there, Doc,
Speaker 1: But if you got a back problem, go to doctor
Speaker 1: Bob Ernst of christ Hospital. That guy gets it done.
Speaker 1: And I feel great.
Speaker 5: Right now.
Speaker 1: I can touch my toes, put socks on without pain,
Speaker 1: roll over in bed, get out in the morning.
Speaker 5: Nothing like Lee Trevino and is arthritis.
Speaker 1: It's a problem, but right now I feel good. That's
Speaker 1: all I can do.
Speaker 5: Well, what's this mean to the game? I'm gonna find
Speaker 5: out to Moro, friendly confines will fall again to your
Speaker 5: mighty boot.
Speaker 1: I'm not supposed to play for three days. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: push it a little bit. I gotta get out there
Speaker 1: and play. Yeah, I lost a lot of money to
Speaker 1: Mike Lane. Mike Lane five dollars and twenty seven cents.
Speaker 1: Last time we played, it was twelve dollars and fifty cents.
Speaker 5: I lost. Well, that'll that'll break you. And Mike Lane
Speaker 5: needs to go to the bank to get a loan.
Speaker 1: Twelve dollars and fifties and let me press on the
Speaker 1: last till I got out for half out for half
Speaker 1: bet the way you think it's gonna do for your game,
Speaker 1: then I don't. It doesn't hurt. I hope I can
Speaker 1: get the ball out of the cup. I got a
Speaker 1: suction cup on my putter to put it down. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna see if I get the ball out of
Speaker 1: the cup. Wouldn't that be something kinda? So I think
Speaker 1: I'll do much better. And Mike Lane's the only guy
Speaker 1: that paid off a bet. All my buddies I won
Speaker 1: things from, I get nothing but heartache.
Speaker 5: Give me. I like Rocky bet new hot fudge Sundays.
Speaker 5: I never see him. Will leave the stuot reporters a
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Speaker 1: Say there's a guy to your right trying to kill
Speaker 1: President Trump.
Speaker 5: There he is.
Speaker 1: You got Iran, which is sending over assassination teams to
Speaker 1: kill Trump. You have the assassin. The nineteen year old
Speaker 1: punk living in his father's basement has encrypted accounts in
Speaker 1: three foreign countries. Right, Yeah, the Secret Service leaves him
Speaker 1: wide open, and six of those men and women have
Speaker 1: now been suspended.
Speaker 5: Thank goodness. Do you see a connection between any of this? Slightly?
Speaker 5: Go ahead? Paul Skeen struck out nine and six innings
Speaker 5: and Brian de la Cruz no relation, three run double.
Speaker 5: The Pirates ripped those reds last night, Willie, as everybody knows,
Speaker 5: seven nil? What about the pickle? Nick Lodolo shut down
Speaker 5: the Pirates on one hit and four innings. What about
Speaker 5: the pickle? But he fanned nine. But it all came
Speaker 5: unraveled in the fifth with two outs and all you
Speaker 5: know what broke loose?
Speaker 1: Marte delivered the ball back to India to chase the
Speaker 1: runner to third.
Speaker 5: Trying to back to second, trying to be a superstar. Well,
Speaker 5: Marte is not. Get him out of there. Lodolo is
Speaker 5: one in four with a seven point three to eight
Speaker 5: e r A in his last ten starts. He went
Speaker 5: eight and two in his first eleven outings of the season.
Speaker 1: Where's Reese? Get him back up here?
Speaker 5: Why can't he he give me he's in Low, he's
Speaker 5: in Louisville. Get him up here. For what he's the
Speaker 5: player of the week? Oh what what was he? Gonna
Speaker 5: do Benson well, Benson Camp, I don't know, called Nick Krawl.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna talk about how about the pickle. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: get Gordon Vederino down there for the pickle.
Speaker 5: Oh, maybe maybe Marte ought to play pickle ball instead
Speaker 5: of throwing the pickle. I'm talking to pickle Game two
Speaker 5: Tonight five forty Sports Talk, Ralph's American Grill, Inside Pitch,
Speaker 5: Kelsey Chevrolet Extra Ding Show after the game.
Speaker 1: What about the fundamental segment? The fundamentals?
Speaker 5: Reds don't have him? Last fifty four games at PNC Park. Gosh,
Speaker 5: the Reds are seventeen and thirty seven. Not good. Triple
Speaker 5: A last night Gwinette over Louisville seven to two. But
Speaker 5: but Red's number two prospect, Rehet Louder aka Rhett Butler,
Speaker 5: made his Triple A debut for the Bats. Six shutout innings,
Speaker 5: three hits, seven K's get him up here, hit him
Speaker 5: on I seventy one.
Speaker 1: What about Lodolo, He's gone, he'll have a elbow problem.
Speaker 5: And then apparently tonight Buck Farmer is going in lieu
Speaker 5: of Andrew Abbott. So don't tell me now. Andrew Abbott
Speaker 5: might be hurt. Probably so then now we got the
Speaker 5: Big three. I guess Lodolo's deal is still the blister
Speaker 5: on his finger. He can't throw the curveball or something.
Speaker 5: Chop it off?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 1: How about from Bobby Cash Trucy, we were top Fundamentals
Speaker 1: by Gordon Veterino at Chamberlain Park, Burnett Pontiac would have
Speaker 1: made that play.
Speaker 5: Well, that's this is what spring training's for it. Well,
Speaker 5: of course Martine wasn't there because he was suspended because
Speaker 5: he was on drugs.
Speaker 1: That guy needs to be sent down immediately for being
Speaker 1: a climb.
Speaker 5: Well, they probably can't because it's probably some kind of
Speaker 5: rule or something. Who knows they got to play? Who
Speaker 5: they play? What are they gonna do? Yeah, then put
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Speaker 1: Hair frosted tips. Correct, What does that mean?
Speaker 5: Oh, it's like that the you know, like the highlights
Speaker 5: frosted highlights in his hair. I don't know about that.
Speaker 5: High school football, of course. Action Tonight school football. Tonight's
Speaker 5: show starts at six ESPN fifteen thirty, Fox Sports thirteen
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Speaker 1: Oh?
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Speaker 5: versus East Central, Well, East Central's pretty good in golf.
Speaker 5: They had media day. Oh wait a minute, hold on
Speaker 5: to MLS soccer tomorrow night. Apparently no MESSI inner Miami
Speaker 5: CF in town to take on FC Cincinnata at Miami
Speaker 5: Leeds FCC by five points in the Eastern Conference Battle
Speaker 5: seven o'clock ESPN fifteen thirdsuld it done with the cups
Speaker 5: in the Olympics and all this others back to MLS section.
Speaker 5: But but Pat Noonan will not be on the sidelines
Speaker 5: tomorrow night. He suspended because of an earlier incident against
Speaker 5: the Chicago FAYA, so he's not coaching tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: Matsuyama with draws from the BMW Classic with a back injury.
Speaker 1: He should go to see Bober and c Bober and
Speaker 1: thing go. You won't have a back injury anymore. Queen
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Speaker 5: Kroger. Queen City Championship is going to stay in Cincinnata, Willie.
Speaker 5: They announced the partnership today with the LPGA. It's going
Speaker 5: to run through twenty twenty six and remain at TPC
Speaker 5: River's Bend in beautiful Mainville. Go get him and out
Speaker 5: there this morning and enjoy looks great. Enjoy yourself, have
Speaker 5: at it place looks great. Two weeks from Sunday, at
Speaker 5: all happens. Are you ready for Joe Burrow and the
Speaker 5: New England Patriots. I don't think we have too much choice.
Speaker 1: And then after that they go to Kansas City. Yeah again,
Speaker 1: what do you think?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Just win, just win, that's all you gotta do. I
Speaker 5: worry about the defensive line. Am I wrong? I just
Speaker 5: want number nine to stay up, upright, upright? Please? Yeah? Please?
Speaker 1: Don't have the cap, don't have the knee, don't have
Speaker 1: the appendix, wrist, don't have the wrist.
Speaker 4: What else?
Speaker 5: Elbow?
Speaker 1: Got a shoulder to go, shoulder got.
Speaker 5: That and Miles Murphy's out some four to six weeks
Speaker 5: after suffering that knee sprain earlier the week, and the
Speaker 5: joint practice against the Colts on Wednesday. Give me out there.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna hear from the American people about the politics,
Speaker 1: because they've all watched what's going on. I want the
Speaker 1: American people to call in and give me your perceptions.
Speaker 1: Trump v.
Speaker 5: Harris. Well, this is Friday, eight August twenty third of
Speaker 5: twenty twenty four. We say happy twenty fifth anniversary at
Speaker 5: Local twelve to the vivacious Shila Gray. I like her,
Speaker 5: and also Sunday, I like her. Sunday Sunday, Happy Birthday
Speaker 5: Number ninety four two three four seven one one one one. Buddy,
Speaker 5: Buddy Lo Rosa turns ninety four Sunday, a living leg
Speaker 5: Happy birthday, living legend, right there, Amen, Thank him and
Speaker 5: Olga cool.
Speaker 1: And Buddy told me when Olga was younger, she was
Speaker 1: a looker. I'm not sure what a looker is, but
Speaker 1: she was a looker.
Speaker 5: We'll have to we say happy birthday to Buddy Lo
Speaker 5: Rosa and happy anniversary to Shila Gray.
Speaker 1: And the people are calling in now to be heard segment,
Speaker 1: Get me out of the students.
Speaker 5: Report Willie and Unter of a beautiful day here in
Speaker 5: the Tri State and go Reds, Go Bengals, go FCC,
Speaker 5: let go go have fun in high school football tonight
Speaker 5: deer Park v. Belmont. We leave you with the immortal
Speaker 5: words of the stood report.
Speaker 10: Well, Donald, I do hope you'll reconsider to meet me
Speaker 10: on the debate stage.
Speaker 5: What what as the saying goes?
Speaker 10: If you've got something to say?
Speaker 5: I walk to Willy Brown. Didn't she back out of
Speaker 5: the fox thing?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: So I guess she's not gonna say nothing. Yes, she's
Speaker 5: not gonna tell She's not gonna tell her to her face.
Speaker 5: I talked to Willie Brown about that segment. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Your calls are next seven four nine, seven pound seven hundred,
Speaker 1: the New AT and T seven hundred, wu Alder.
Speaker 5: Bring a thousand hats you, I'll break a thousand all
Speaker 5: be by and through.
Speaker 3: I want to be asked to be the.
Speaker 11: Im in half A little.
Speaker 5: Bad of the bowl, bad of the bone, bad.
Speaker 1: The all right, now, let's continue. I love taking telephone calls.
Speaker 1: At two o'clock. We have Kenny in Westchester, and we
Speaker 1: have David and Lovelan, the Home of the Tigers, and
Speaker 1: so much more. And we have three lines opened seven
Speaker 1: four nine, seven thousand or pounds seven hundred the New
Speaker 1: AT and T. And let me know what your thoughts
Speaker 1: are by whether or not the conventions change your vote
Speaker 1: kept it the same. If the election were held today
Speaker 1: or next Tuesday, who would you vote for?
Speaker 5: And why?
Speaker 1: Because in your name? I broadcast because of my advertisers,
Speaker 1: but mainly because of you. That's why I've been here.
Speaker 1: In fact right now, at the end of next week,
Speaker 1: I'll be beginning my forty second year at seven hundred WLW,
Speaker 1: which is a long time. Time flies when you're having fun.
Speaker 1: I'd willing I'll be here a few more years on
Speaker 1: top of that. So I want to get your reaction.
Speaker 1: Call now seven four nine, seven thousand or pounds seven hundred.
Speaker 1: We have three lines open. Let's go first to Kenny
Speaker 1: and west and Westchester, then David and Loveland the Home
Speaker 1: of the Tigers. And Kenny and Westchester. Give me a
Speaker 1: full report. You have about a minute, minute and a half.
Speaker 5: Give it.
Speaker 1: Tell the American people your thoughts on what's going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Commander, I'm coming the commander, I'm coming through shit sinnatty,
Speaker 2: and I'm voting for orange Man all the way.
Speaker 1: You like you like the Trumpster, no question about it.
Speaker 7: Yes, sir, orange Man all the way.
Speaker 1: Well you're the man. Kenny, God bless you and thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's go to David and Loveland and then Joey and
Speaker 1: Northern Kentucky. David and Loveland, the Home of the Tigers.
Speaker 1: Give me a full report.
Speaker 12: Well, I just want to know if you've heard heard
Speaker 12: Joe Kernan versus Elizabeth Warren today on squat Box.
Speaker 1: I did not, but I'd liked I may pod that
Speaker 1: up later on. Because Joe Kernan is a Cincinnatian. Elizabeth
Speaker 1: Warren is a left wing socialist from Massachusetts.
Speaker 5: That makes no sense. What happened?
Speaker 12: Basically, he read her the riot asked, even though she
Speaker 12: wouldn't let him talk, she had to finish, because she
Speaker 12: had to finish talking about what tools and toolbox she
Speaker 12: wanted the federal government to have.
Speaker 3: In regards to price.
Speaker 1: Controls, can you imagine setting prices, wages and prices, because
Speaker 1: that's been tried by Venezuela, Russia, and the United States
Speaker 1: tried it with Richard Nixon nine to dight freeze. It
Speaker 1: doesn't work. When I talked to Rodney McMullen, as you
Speaker 1: may know, the CEO of Kroger, there's about one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand products in each Kroger store, and the
Speaker 1: price is set about five or six or seven times
Speaker 1: before the package ever gets to the shelf at Kroger.
Speaker 1: That there's the rancher or the farmer or someone growing
Speaker 1: the product. There's a processor, there's a district, there's a
Speaker 1: warehouse men. All those costs are built in.
Speaker 5: He said.
Speaker 1: By the time we get a product, we'll make one
Speaker 1: percent profit on what we sell. So if you set
Speaker 1: low price controls, we can't buy the products. And down
Speaker 1: the line, the whole economy crashes, in which case is
Speaker 1: going to be breadlines and Kamala Harris, and look at
Speaker 1: it this way, David. She spent a long time and
Speaker 1: went through many rewrites to the speech about a week
Speaker 1: ago that talked about price controls to cure inflation, when
Speaker 1: her policies caused it in the first place. She's like
Speaker 1: an arsonist instead of building on fire, then comes back
Speaker 1: an hour later to put it out. Her policies create
Speaker 1: the inflation. Now she wants to have policies to correct it,
Speaker 1: which would make it worse.
Speaker 3: Corporate greed bad.
Speaker 12: Willy socialism good.
Speaker 1: That's all I got right, sell like a Democrat, Thank
Speaker 1: you very much. As go to Joey in northern Kentucky,
Speaker 1: then Paula in Westchester. And by the way, if you're
Speaker 1: voting for Kamala Harris, you have a receptive person here.
Speaker 1: If you want to vote for someone other than Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: I want to hear the reasons. Call in and your
Speaker 1: voice will be heard. I'm not going to attack you.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to go after you. You know where
Speaker 1: I stand. But there's going to be anywhere between forty
Speaker 1: five and fifty two percent of the American people who
Speaker 1: are going to vote for Kamala Harris. And if you're
Speaker 1: one of them, call in seven four nine, seven thousand
Speaker 1: and tell me why we have Joey and then Paula
Speaker 1: and many others Joey and nk Y.
Speaker 5: Give me a full report.
Speaker 11: Hey will thank you. I just want to say a
Speaker 11: couple of things real quick. I think remember the sif
Speaker 11: the crap's going to hit the fan for two reasons.
Speaker 3: And back up by some events will pool.
Speaker 11: But the one thing that's going to happen is I
Speaker 11: think that Trump is going to win no matter what,
Speaker 11: whether you like him or not, He's gonna win, and
Speaker 11: they're not gonna let e and.
Speaker 5: People have had enough.
Speaker 11: The other thing that's going to happen is they're very
Speaker 11: calculated and methodic, and they'll wait for the last minute
Speaker 11: so they can just go oops, sorry. They're gonna let
Speaker 11: all these millions of people coming into our country vote,
Speaker 11: and they're going to entice them the vote. They're going
Speaker 11: to give them a reason to want to vote, and
Speaker 11: even cheating vote. And the reason I say that, and
Speaker 11: I've been saying all along, but today I heard to
Speaker 11: support that. I heard that they're looking to get these
Speaker 11: people to be first time home buyers, and they're going
Speaker 11: to give them, I don't know if you've heard this
Speaker 11: yet or not, but they're going to give them, or
Speaker 11: trying to put it in progress, a twenty percent down
Speaker 11: payment on a new home inter free. And they're not
Speaker 11: only going to give them that loan, but they are
Speaker 11: also going to that loan is going to be forgiven
Speaker 11: up until the time that they sell the home. When
Speaker 11: they sell the home, the note's not going to be
Speaker 11: due until then with twenty percent down on any home.
Speaker 3: And the only thing that can.
Speaker 11: Supersede that is they accidentally didn't know anything about it,
Speaker 11: have another shot taking it Trump.
Speaker 1: Well, now, Joey, where's that money come from? Because you're
Speaker 1: talking to about trillions of dollars? Where does the money come from?
Speaker 4: Coming from?
Speaker 8: Me?
Speaker 11: And you for working so hard and being foolish to work.
Speaker 4: To day am Harden.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean I've said before that if the system
Speaker 1: knew Donald Trump was going to win in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: he never would have won. And they had time in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty to do all kind of chicanery in those
Speaker 1: three Midwestern states with dropboxes and no verification who's voting,
Speaker 1: They had round up of all the voting going on.
Speaker 1: I had terrible things, and by the time you determine
Speaker 1: what's wrong, it's too late, and the court system is
Speaker 1: not set up to have a trial, in which case
Speaker 1: you pass it through. And that's it. When I talked
Speaker 1: to my friends in Nevada, Nevada is a state that
Speaker 1: has a requirement that if you get a driver's license,
Speaker 1: you're automatically registered to vote. So they send your information
Speaker 1: to the registrar in Reno and they will send you
Speaker 1: then a ballot in the mail thirty days before the election,
Speaker 1: whether you're a citizen or not, assuming you have a
Speaker 1: driver's license. And in Nevada you can get a driver's
Speaker 1: license without being a citizen. So there's hundreds of thousands
Speaker 1: of illegals getting ballots in the mail. And if I'm
Speaker 1: an illegal from Central America and I get a ballot
Speaker 1: in the mail from the registrar, then Nevada Board of
Speaker 1: Elections telling me here's your ballot.
Speaker 5: Vote.
Speaker 1: I think a good chunk of those people vote, wouldn't you.
Speaker 11: Oh, oh, absolutely, you can count on it, and the
Speaker 11: fix will be in. You know, Trump's gonna win, but
Speaker 11: they're not gonna pull that enough Willie. I think we're
Speaker 11: gonna see some things out that we never saw before.
Speaker 11: How bad, I'm not sure.
Speaker 3: I'm sure the big cities they let.
Speaker 11: Them loot and burn to the ground because they want that,
Speaker 11: so they got a reason they have to step in
Speaker 11: and take control.
Speaker 3: That's no problem for them letting that happen.
Speaker 11: We've seen that witness that we know that's the fact,
Speaker 11: and they'll let that happen as well. You can count
Speaker 11: on it.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you for your call. Let is go
Speaker 1: to Paula in Westchester and then Trish and Paula in Westchester.
Speaker 1: Paula give me a full report.
Speaker 7: I could not, in a good conscience vote for Donald
Speaker 7: Trump because this is because of the kind of person
Speaker 7: he is. Have you ever read the book on Things
Speaker 7: you learned in kindergarten? You know, the basics of the humanity,
Speaker 7: be kind, do this?
Speaker 3: Do that.
Speaker 7: He has never read that book, obviously, And I just
Speaker 7: feel like he's afraid. The way he's attacking everybody. I
Speaker 7: feel like he's scared that he's not gonna win. He
Speaker 7: was all he was all sure before Kamala, when he
Speaker 7: was going against old Joe Biden. He had a lot
Speaker 7: of confidence. Now the Kamala is coming up. He just
Speaker 7: rips everybody anew and it's regardless of his policies. I
Speaker 7: would never vote for him just for that reason.
Speaker 1: Well, Paula, are you satisfied with the direction of the
Speaker 1: country today?
Speaker 7: Uh? Not really, But I don't think either of the
Speaker 7: candidates are going to solve all the problems. And the
Speaker 7: guy called before said he thinks that if he does win,
Speaker 7: you know they're not gonna let him have that. That's ridiculous.
Speaker 7: We don't live in Russia, you know, we have a
Speaker 7: democratic society. It will be done fairly. If he loses,
Speaker 7: it'll do exactly what I think I'll do, tear everybody up,
Speaker 7: go pat in the corner. But you know, I honestly
Speaker 7: I voted for him last time, and I wish he
Speaker 7: would have got him because we'd be done with them
Speaker 7: by now. That's exactly how I feel about it.
Speaker 1: Well, Paul, on that issue, if you're not satisfied with
Speaker 1: the direction of the country, which by about seventy percent
Speaker 1: of us are dissatisfied with the direction of the country,
Speaker 1: including Democrats, isn't this election a referendum on Joe Biden
Speaker 1: and Kamala Harris?
Speaker 7: Yes, it is to some degree. But you know it's
Speaker 7: funny everybody says Kamala did nothing. Everything's nothing nothing. How
Speaker 7: do they know what you did? I mean, Joe Biden
Speaker 7: did a lot. She's you know, she's not up in
Speaker 7: the front spotlight like he is. How do they know
Speaker 7: she did nothing?
Speaker 13: You know?
Speaker 7: And another thing, it's my if three I do have
Speaker 7: three adult children, if they acted anything like Donald Trump,
Speaker 7: I would be ashamed. I'm like, okay, guys, come on,
Speaker 7: you know, let's get get your ACKed together quick.
Speaker 6: Quick.
Speaker 7: Call a name. And it's like he's a kindergartener. I
Speaker 7: don't understand it. He can't. If he were, if he
Speaker 7: had some hoop about him in maturity, he'd go when
Speaker 7: in this launch versus the way he's going at it, I.
Speaker 1: Think thanks for your viewpoint. But she was the last
Speaker 1: person in the room for every big decision. She says,
Speaker 1: she was the last person in the room. In Afghanistan,
Speaker 1: they got thirteen of our brave soldiers killed and hundreds wounded,
Speaker 1: and she said, I'll take responsibility for that decision Afghanistan.
Speaker 1: She also was the deciding vote in the Inflation and
Speaker 1: Reduction Act, the so called IRA that caused inflation, and
Speaker 1: she was the deciding vote as the President of the Senate.
Speaker 1: So she leads us to believe that she was in
Speaker 1: accord with every major decision that Joe Biden made. So
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens. But thanks for your call. Let's
Speaker 1: go to Trician Cincinnati and then drew in Independence and
Speaker 1: Trician Cincinnati.
Speaker 5: Please give me a full report.
Speaker 14: My feeling is, Willie, that mess. Normal Americans will vote
Speaker 14: for Trump, and I feel like when I see they
Speaker 14: are the people just loving. But here's the thing. He's
Speaker 14: gonna win, but they will not let him step foot
Speaker 14: in that White House. They're just not They're They're gonna
Speaker 14: They're gonna do everything in their power, which they have
Speaker 14: already tried to do to keep him away. I just
Speaker 14: have that gut feeling. What do you think.
Speaker 1: I have a story that I'm gonna pot up here
Speaker 1: for you. This is from the UH. This is from
Speaker 1: the Biden White House. Headline is Iran wants Trump eliminated
Speaker 1: by election day.
Speaker 13: UH.
Speaker 1: The Islamic regime in Iran is trying to assassinate former
Speaker 1: President Trump, with hopes of doing so by November the fifth,
Speaker 1: or before or before the inaugural. Multiple US government agencies
Speaker 1: say that there's assassination teams from Iran traveling around this
Speaker 1: country looking for an opportunity to kill Donald Trump. And
Speaker 1: I'm looking at this, I'm going, well, it came close.
Speaker 1: And if Iran would be ten miles away from some
Speaker 1: Trump appearance and they had weaponized drones that could fly
Speaker 1: ten twenty miles away and dive into a location where
Speaker 1: the Trump's was located, Iran would do that in a heartbeat.
Speaker 1: And it worries me about his physical safety more than
Speaker 1: any person in politics. Because the NATO wants him gone.
Speaker 1: Most of the European countries want him gone. China wants
Speaker 1: Trump gone, Iran wants Trump gone, Russia wants Trump gone,
Speaker 1: North Korea wants Trump gone. They all want Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: to be the president. Now, why do you think that is?
Speaker 5: Why is that.
Speaker 14: Because they're getting what they want money, money, money, money,
Speaker 14: money from us.
Speaker 1: They want to maintain the status quo policies. And the
Speaker 1: only country, the only country country that wants Donald Trump
Speaker 1: to be in office as Israel, because the policies of
Speaker 1: Joe Biden and Kamala Harris has fund in Iran, which
Speaker 1: is given money to Hesbla Hamas, the Hoodies and Isis
Speaker 1: and Taliban all around the world. Islamic terror reigns supreme.
Speaker 1: And there's a good chunk of Arab Muslims that want
Speaker 1: Iran to be gone. Saudi Arabia, Cutter, the United Air
Speaker 1: of Emirates, the so called Sunny countries in the Middle
Speaker 1: East want that she is to be eliminated. They hate
Speaker 1: that she is more than they hate us, and that
Speaker 1: she is are headquartered in Tehran, Iran. So when the
Speaker 1: US government agencies tell us that there's assassination teams in
Speaker 1: America that kill Donald Trump, that concerns me greatly. Well,
Speaker 1: let's continue, maybe one more quick call, Drew and independence
Speaker 1: Drew go.
Speaker 3: Ahead, Hey Will, thanks for taking my call. Yes, sir,
Speaker 3: I want to say that, you know, they call him
Speaker 3: Hitler and everything else. And he's a New Yorker. He
Speaker 3: takes a swing back. You take a shot at him,
Speaker 3: He's going to take a shot back. He's not a
Speaker 3: bad guy. No, And I'll tell you why I'm voting
Speaker 3: for Trump. See, I made a mistake and voted for
Speaker 3: Obama in eight and in twenty twelve Obama stole my money.
Speaker 3: He did something called the net Worth Suite, where he
Speaker 3: took all the value of Fanny May and swepping into
Speaker 3: the treasury for perpetuity, and it never counts towards their debt. Well,
Speaker 3: in twenty nineteen, as soon as Trump was able to
Speaker 3: get rid of their regulator, put his own regulator in.
Speaker 3: He stopped the steal. But then he ran out of
Speaker 3: time to make me hold again.
Speaker 1: Jud Look at this right, Look at the status of
Speaker 1: major cities controlled by Democratic Party officials for decades, and
Speaker 1: they're the worst places in the world to live. You
Speaker 1: don't want to live in Washington, d C. Or Austin, Texas.
Speaker 1: Or you don't want to live in Atlanta or Chicago
Speaker 1: or Minneapolis or San Francisco. They're terrible places to live
Speaker 1: because of the policies of the Democratic Party, and they
Speaker 1: want those policies implemented in independence. They want those same policies.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your call of thousands on hold stay there
Speaker 1: will to you on Monday or Tuesday two twenty five.
Speaker 1: Home are your reds who have to learn how to
Speaker 1: conduct a pickle on news radio seven hundred Wow.
Speaker 13: Fucking anticipation here and elsewhere that there may be a
Speaker 13: special guest. I am told by Democrats that Kamala Harris
Speaker 13: was their guest. They did not want a celebrity at
Speaker 13: the end of this convention to essentially compete with her.
Speaker 13: One senior advisor telling me, this is a deadly serious election.
Speaker 13: And if you looked at the end of this program,
Speaker 13: having a Leon paneticom on the former Defense secretary really
Speaker 13: presenting Vice President Harris as a plausible commander in chief.
Speaker 13: That is one of the reasons I'm told that there
Speaker 13: was not a celebrity performance at the end a bucket.
Speaker 15: Oh hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 5: Did you watch Pink? Did you watch Sila? Did you
Speaker 5: watch I was asleep. You were about the Dixie Chick.
Speaker 5: I have been in the past four days about about
Speaker 5: how big a breath is Chicago taking, Like, well, get
Speaker 5: these you know what's out of town.
Speaker 1: There were twenty seven people shot in Chicago during the convention,
Speaker 1: six murdered and many arm robberies of the delegates.
Speaker 5: Now that wasn't well covered. No that does know it. No,
Speaker 5: it doesn't know.
Speaker 1: But you have more news about the Reds pitching staff,
Speaker 1: which shall we say, is now in shambles, not good.
Speaker 1: How about Hunter Green?
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Speaker 5: Red's update. Will he another one goes on the il
Speaker 5: This time it's a scheduled starter tonight. Andrew Abbott on
Speaker 5: he is on the injured list with a left shoulder string.
Speaker 5: So you got hunter Hunter green with this with an
Speaker 5: elbow he had. He had a second opinion in La
Speaker 5: on Monday. You don't know anything about that. Shut him down.
Speaker 5: Lodolo is a mess because he is what is he?
Speaker 5: He was all right last night for about four innings
Speaker 5: and then all of a sudden, whammo until the pickle. Uh,
Speaker 5: he's one in four in his last ten. Starts with
Speaker 5: the blister, Graham Ashcraft with the elbow? Or is he?
Speaker 5: And now who knows? And Andrew Abbott left shoulder strain,
Speaker 5: Buck Farmer out of the bullpen starts tonight. There he
Speaker 5: got Rhett Louder, You got uh bring him Rhett Butler,
Speaker 5: and you got Connor Phillips down there in Triple A.
Speaker 5: Bring him all up.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you have to wait to after September because
Speaker 1: the rules, right, But I'd say this, Remember that one year,
Speaker 1: about twenty twelve or twenty thirteen, the Reds had five
Speaker 1: starters correct and every one of them Bingo pitched every
Speaker 1: start exactly unbelievable.
Speaker 5: Now you'd have none, hardly. I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 5: if you're Derek Johnson and David Bell, what do you do?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Did you say Hunter Green come back in September? I
Speaker 1: don't think so. I mean they can't be messing with him.
Speaker 1: He's what fifty million bucks?
Speaker 5: Fifty three mil? So what if he goes away? Still
Speaker 5: got to pay him?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: Done? With an elbow? Yes, bring it all.
Speaker 1: We got elbows, knees, blistered, fingers, toes. They'll be starting
Speaker 1: a man from Moler Brett Souiter here soon.
Speaker 5: Isn't he on the DL? He's in Lowville, Matt and
Speaker 5: right now with a rehab who isn't on the DL?
Speaker 5: I mean, I ell, excuse me.
Speaker 1: I got a text here from Jeff Beckham bring back
Speaker 1: Doc Hollywood?
Speaker 5: What about that? I don't know, don't mean Doc Hollywood,
Speaker 5: probably under the can't say probably underground right now. I
Speaker 5: don't know what to do, but the Reds have some
Speaker 5: serious problems. Well, they play the Pirates again tonight. Thankfully
Speaker 5: Paul skeans we won't see him for a while, hopefully.
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Speaker 3: After the game.
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Speaker 5: the men of the Bombers of PEP talk they needed.
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Speaker 5: over since he the action at seven on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 5: What about the Bengals last night? Bengals drop at twenty
Speaker 5: seven to fourteen to the Colts Willie, so they finished
Speaker 5: zero to three in the preseason. Now, those players that
Speaker 5: are on the bubble have an agonizing weekend ahead because
Speaker 5: they have to wait till Tuesday by four o'clock to
Speaker 5: see if they're in or they're out.
Speaker 1: Remember the story of Rocky Boyman who said he was
Speaker 1: in his eighth year at Tennessee, right and there was
Speaker 1: some hamstring pull of a wide receiver that worked his
Speaker 1: way down to the rock and he was let go
Speaker 1: by Tennessee in his eighth year. He was either going
Speaker 1: to make a million dollars or zero came out to
Speaker 1: be zero.
Speaker 5: Well that he hooked up with Indianapolis and look what happened.
Speaker 5: Super Bowl champions. He said he's seen Peyton Manning Nate
Speaker 5: more naked than his wife.
Speaker 1: I've heard that before about that's what he said, got
Speaker 1: a very attractive wife. I guess something. Peyton Manning's attractive.
Speaker 5: What do you say? I don't know. I see being
Speaker 5: Manny naked more than I see my wife naked. There
Speaker 5: you go right there, see him naked. You can't get
Speaker 5: that out of your mind, can you? I guess not
Speaker 5: not for him?
Speaker 1: All right, say get me out of the Studge Report.
Speaker 1: We have a Jesse Brewers coming up next from Boone County.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about the crash of the bus and why
Speaker 1: Boone County has so much growth and the roads are
Speaker 1: narrow and not properly maintained, and who's responsible. Jesse Brewer
Speaker 1: is about to tell you get another reds pitcher on
Speaker 1: the il, the d L and Moore abbit gone shut
Speaker 1: them all down?
Speaker 5: Segment. Get me out of the Studge Report? Will he
Speaker 5: everybody have a good weekend. We leave you with the
Speaker 5: immortal words of the Stude Report.
Speaker 3: See Highway Patrol again next week.
Speaker 2: Until then, remember breakfast driving doesn't determine who's right, only
Speaker 2: who's left.
Speaker 3: This is Roderick Crawford saying, see you next week.
Speaker 1: Thank god that school bus did not go. Watch Brian
Speaker 1: Hamrick four more inch to the right and the bus
Speaker 1: would have gone down to Culver would have been serious injuries.
Speaker 1: Then go, let's continue with more state tuned Jesse Brewers.
Speaker 1: Next in the news on news Radio seven hundred, w
Speaker 1: Aldifer Hi, Billy Cunningham, the great American. Of course, a
Speaker 1: couple of days ago there was a terrible incident in
Speaker 1: Boone County in which the school bus was in a
Speaker 1: sense forced off the road. The driver perceived and an
Speaker 1: animal was in the roadway, and he made a quick
Speaker 1: turn and he came within a few inches of an
Speaker 1: absolute catastrophe. There were some minor injuries of the school kids,
Speaker 1: but not many. And I've had many of my friends
Speaker 1: in Boone County tell me that there's explosive growth. A
Speaker 1: lot of these two lane highways can't handle the growth
Speaker 1: or whatever it might be. So let's go to the
Speaker 1: man in charge, Jesse Brewer, who runs Boone County Commissioner
Speaker 1: with an iron grip, and Jesse, first of all, tell
Speaker 1: the American people what happened, what occurred a couple of
Speaker 1: days ago without school bus?
Speaker 15: Was this an erratic driving by another risk on a
Speaker 15: school bus?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 15: And you get out in these some of these roads
Speaker 15: out in the western part of the county. When you
Speaker 15: get down by River Road, especially which is about where
Speaker 15: this occurred, you get a lot of two lane highways,
Speaker 15: and like you said, we've had some population growth and
Speaker 15: the highways and the county infrastructure needs to catch up,
Speaker 15: and which is what we're working on. But you get
Speaker 15: these folks that have been driving either distracted driving, complacent driving,
Speaker 15: or just i hate to say it, plain idiot driving,
Speaker 15: and you have unfortunate accidents. You know that headline. When
Speaker 15: I saw it, initially my heart sank and then I
Speaker 15: was relieved that there was no serious injuries. But that
Speaker 15: could have very easily have been a different headline really quick,
Speaker 15: and it could have been a national potastal the story instead,
Speaker 15: and thank god it wasn't, but just reminded me just
Speaker 15: it could be very easily had then such well when.
Speaker 1: I Brian Hamrick did great reporting on that from Channel five.
Speaker 1: They got down in the ditch and the kids are
Speaker 1: about three inches away from falling over a creek culvert.
Speaker 1: What you would have caused the bus to flip over
Speaker 1: a few times, in which it would have been a catastrophe.
Speaker 1: And so many say the explosive growth in Boone County
Speaker 1: is such that you have to redo the roads and
Speaker 1: the infrastructure. What do you say about that.
Speaker 4: We got a lot of infrastructure needs in the county.
Speaker 15: You know, Boone County has four hundred and fifty five
Speaker 15: miles of county roadway that we have to maintain. That's
Speaker 15: not the state roadway, that's the county roadway. It's four
Speaker 15: hundred and fifty five lane miles of roads that we
Speaker 15: have to maintain, and it's our county job responsibility to
Speaker 15: take care of that. You get out in the western
Speaker 15: part of the county where it's not as developed, a
Speaker 15: little more rule, and you get a lot of these
Speaker 15: two lane roads are not straight, they are on coils,
Speaker 15: they are you know, near larger ditches and things like that,
Speaker 15: and the accedents happen, you know every year, you know,
Speaker 15: we lose motors, it seems like on these roadways. And
Speaker 15: then these are our neighbors, these are our friends, these
Speaker 15: are our neighbor's kids, and it's something that needs to happen.
Speaker 15: You know, we are a great county to live in.
Speaker 15: We've got you know, through a lot of good controlled growth,
Speaker 15: you know, through our fiscal responsibility and management in new
Speaker 15: good leadership that we've had the past several years. People
Speaker 15: want to live there, but at the same time we've
Speaker 15: got to balance that out with our roadway.
Speaker 1: So as some residents have said to me that because
Speaker 1: Amazon coming and the airport explosion, that explosion of growth,
Speaker 1: that the utilities, the infrastructure is not kept up with
Speaker 1: the needs. Are you telling me Frankfort needs to give
Speaker 1: you millions and millions and more dollars?
Speaker 4: So Frankfort.
Speaker 15: So, Frankfort, like Kentucky, has an operation of the formula
Speaker 15: of fifths gas TAT and it's as confusing as the
Speaker 15: irs tax code. It stuff it is, it's archaic, it's confusing,
Speaker 15: and frankly been kind of gets screwed every year on it.
Speaker 4: Uh, just give you an example.
Speaker 15: In two thousand and fourteen, Willie, we got just shy
Speaker 15: of one point two million dollars from Frankfort for county roads.
Speaker 4: Two and twenty four.
Speaker 15: Now you would think ten years have gone by, we've
Speaker 15: had growth andation's gone up things, and ever we got
Speaker 15: eight hundred and twenty grand we're getting when you index,
Speaker 15: when you index that against inflation, it's about a seven
Speaker 15: hundred thousand dollars less. So a couple of years ago,
Speaker 15: we're you know, right now this time of year where
Speaker 15: we're in our.
Speaker 4: A advlearm tax rates.
Speaker 15: You know, we're a property tax assessment. So a couple
Speaker 15: of years ago, when we had that, you know, through
Speaker 15: our fiscal management, through you know, property growth values coming
Speaker 15: through payroll taxes and things like that and other revenues
Speaker 15: for you to fund county services, we uh, we had
Speaker 15: a chance to roll the property tax rate down and
Speaker 15: still have additional revenues came coming in from the new growth.
Speaker 4: And so I, just being a physical conservative.
Speaker 15: What I am, I said, let's take the revenue, but
Speaker 15: let's restrict it. And this is unheard of a county
Speaker 15: government said, well, what do you mean restricted?
Speaker 4: I said, we're going to do.
Speaker 15: You know, you have certain pots of money that are
Speaker 15: already restricted for like certain things like you know, if
Speaker 15: you bring in break, we collect the school tax, we
Speaker 15: have to send that to the school. But generally speaking,
Speaker 15: when money comes in from this, it kind of goes
Speaker 15: to a general pot. And I wanted to hold more
Speaker 15: accountability to our constituents and our tax persons. I want
Speaker 15: to restrict funds within our fund that's county road money,
Speaker 15: nothing else needs started.
Speaker 1: Doing that needs it badly because the explosive growth from
Speaker 1: Boone County is great.
Speaker 15: But Frankfurt's response Frankfurt, Well, Frankfort doesn't listen to us.
Speaker 15: So we restricted those funds a couple of years ago.
Speaker 15: First time we did it was utility fund and that's
Speaker 15: what started to lead the way for us to be
Speaker 15: the first county in the United States to wire the
Speaker 15: entire county for broadband internet one gigafiber. Regardless of where
Speaker 15: you live in Boom County, regardless of your house is
Speaker 15: a mile off the road or not, you can get
Speaker 15: one giga fiber. And now we were the first confirmed
Speaker 15: county United States to do that. The next year we
Speaker 15: did it, we restricted it on county road date. That's it.
Speaker 15: This is for our county roads. So now this year
Speaker 15: we're going into our tax uh time again. We are
Speaker 15: at currently a nine point six tax rate nine point
Speaker 15: six pennies per one hundred sess value. We're going to
Speaker 15: roll it back so we have a tax rate decrease
Speaker 15: the nine point two. But because of Boom Counties continued,
Speaker 15: you know, people wanting to live here, property values and invest.
Speaker 15: You know, people that have invested their properties. You go go,
Speaker 15: and you know, continue to climb up. We are able
Speaker 15: to roll it down to nine point two and we're
Speaker 15: still going to bring in about six hundred and fifty
Speaker 15: thousand more in revenue right and be in the fiscal taxpayer.
Speaker 3: I M.
Speaker 15: We need to restrict that money and add it to
Speaker 15: our county roads because Frankfort's not giving us the money.
Speaker 15: No Frankfort, Frankfort, John's Northern Kentucky. We're the Wh're the
Speaker 15: red headed step child.
Speaker 4: They want our money. We'll take our tax dollars.
Speaker 3: But they won't.
Speaker 4: They won't.
Speaker 15: They won't reinvest where they need to. You know, they'll
Speaker 15: they'll build roads all over eastern Kentucky in the middle
Speaker 15: of nowhere.
Speaker 4: They give a dame about us up here.
Speaker 1: Well, Jesse, what has to happen is either you or
Speaker 1: Rob Sanders have to run for political office state wide
Speaker 1: and then you can redirect the resources. But Jesse, up
Speaker 1: against the clock, we got to go. Understand what you're saying,
Speaker 1: but until something changes, nothing changes.
Speaker 5: But I think you ought to run state wide.
Speaker 15: Well I appreciate that, but you know we're going to
Speaker 15: do what Boom County does. You know, we're going to
Speaker 15: say thanks Frank for for nothing. We're going to give them,
Speaker 15: you know that, you know what, and we're going to
Speaker 15: take that of our own problems up here and we're
Speaker 15: going to fix our own damn roads.
Speaker 1: Great idea, Jesse Brew, You're a great American. Every great weekend.
Speaker 1: Thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Jesse.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more news coming up next. That's Home
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