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Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham, the great American. Of course, Ryan Walker is
Speaker 2: the executive vice president of Herita Jackson with an heritage Foundation.
Speaker 2: And much is going on, and there's some great columns
Speaker 2: by experts in the Wall Street Journal, etc. Carra Rove
Speaker 2: and others about what's going to affect this election. We
Speaker 2: know there's an October surprise coming and whatever it is
Speaker 2: is going to be negative for Donald Trump, because if
Speaker 2: it's negative for Kamala Harris, it's not going to be published.
Speaker 2: But nonetheless, Ryan Walker, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: And Ryan, first of all, you may recall it during Katrina,
Speaker 2: which I think was twenty oh five, there was a
Speaker 2: classic photo of a Bush forty three looking out the
Speaker 2: window of his plane as there was great suffering in
Speaker 2: the bowl called New Orleans, CIVI. Amount of aid flew in.
Speaker 2: There was a guy named Nagan or whatever, the mayor
Speaker 2: who's now in federal prison for stealing so much of it.
Speaker 2: And now there's another photo that was out briefly of
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris looking out the window of her plane down
Speaker 2: at the devastation, and also the president so to speak,
Speaker 2: Joe Biden is in the helicopter looking out the window.
Speaker 2: And here we are about a week after those terrible events.
Speaker 2: There's tens of thousands, maybe up to one hundred thousand
Speaker 2: or more without homes Asheville, North Carolina. Normally it looks
Speaker 2: to be wiped off the map. There's small towns and
Speaker 2: villages all over Florida, Georgia, north of Atlanta, South Carolina
Speaker 2: absolutely devastated, and as of now, there's some aid getting in.
Speaker 2: But the problem is the bridges are out, the highways
Speaker 2: are out, Interstate twenty six and forty will be years
Speaker 2: before they're properly repaired. And politically, this is not being
Speaker 2: used by the mainstream media to attack George Bush, nor
Speaker 2: is it being used by the mainstream media to attack
Speaker 2: Biden if he's the president. And Kamala Harris, my question
Speaker 2: to you is why.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not sure other than the left controls the
Speaker 1: media apparatus in this country. We had when Katrina hit,
Speaker 1: the media ripped George W. Bush to shreds for going
Speaker 1: three days after the hurricane happened down to New Orleans,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden didn't get down to North Carolina until five
Speaker 1: days after the hurricane landed. The same is true for
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. Their FEMA organization, the apparatus that they control,
Speaker 1: is unwilling and unable to help the people of North Carolina, Tennessee,
Speaker 1: and Georgia. In fact, they are turning away supplies. They
Speaker 1: are threatening arrest of private citizens who are running rescue
Speaker 1: operations to citizens in the hills and hollers of Appalachia,
Speaker 1: which is where I am from, and so this hits
Speaker 1: very close and personal to home for me. And so
Speaker 1: the abject dereliction of duty that these people are are
Speaker 1: committing in real time, and the media's lack of focus
Speaker 1: on it or even discussion around it is appalling. And
Speaker 1: if this were to be again, if this were a
Speaker 1: Republican president, just for President Donald Trump, oh, it would
Speaker 1: have been, you know, the end of the world, our
Speaker 1: next nine to eleven, Katrina two point zero. I mean,
Speaker 1: the parallels would have been unending.
Speaker 2: And it's not happening, and it's not going to happen
Speaker 2: because the media, which is the mouthpiece for the Democratic Party,
Speaker 2: looks for issues that they can attack Republicans over and
Speaker 2: ignore serious issues, But do the voters. I read something
Speaker 2: from Carl Rove and the Wall Street Journal that said,
Speaker 2: don't know how this is going to turn out, but
Speaker 2: this hurricane is attacking largely Republican areas. Now Ashville, North
Speaker 2: Carolina is a Democratic stronghold. It's like seventy percent Democrats.
Speaker 2: So I don't know how this is going to play,
Speaker 2: but because there has to be at some point the
Speaker 2: American people who live in Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina,
Speaker 2: especially in North Carolina, are they going to figure out
Speaker 2: that the federal government is not going to help you
Speaker 2: and that the media will not help you. I read
Speaker 2: some reports that Starlink is the last salvation of Elon
Speaker 2: Musk's organization to provide some sort of communication. There's no electricity,
Speaker 2: there's no water, there's no homes, there's no grocery stores.
Speaker 2: There's nowhere to go. There's no way to get in,
Speaker 2: no way to get out except through helicopters. And now Biden,
Speaker 2: who supposedly the president, says there might be a thousand
Speaker 2: US soldiers going in to do something. We have thousands
Speaker 2: of helicopters, maybe hundreds of thousands of military helicopters who
Speaker 2: could drop in all the supplies necessary this afternoon tonight.
Speaker 2: And I would assume that if Donald Trump was in
Speaker 2: the White House, he would order the second, the third,
Speaker 2: and fourth or regiments that take every helicopter, every truck,
Speaker 2: every availability right now and go in there and solve
Speaker 2: those suffering problems. But is not happening, and the party
Speaker 2: in power, In fact, Biden said a couple of days ago,
Speaker 2: he's done all that they can do. You're on your own,
Speaker 2: and politically, the mainstream media is so committed to one
Speaker 2: party and so committed to the destruction of the other.
Speaker 2: It's not happening. And my roots are in Kentucky. I
Speaker 2: can't imagine if Trump was in the White House with
Speaker 2: Jada events right now, there would be a massive airlift
Speaker 2: of supplies to the people in North Carolina. But they're
Speaker 2: the wrong color and they're the wrong party. So Biden
Speaker 2: Ham Harris does not care. Think about that. Ryan, that's awful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And further to your point, Fort Bragg Pope Air
Speaker 1: Force Base, there are a litany of military assets that
Speaker 1: surround that area and could get there in under two
Speaker 1: hours full of supplies and air drop them in. This
Speaker 1: is Furthermore, the North Carolina National Guard, it has a
Speaker 1: station in Charlotte. In fact, they have Sea one thirty
Speaker 1: transport planes that they could drop supplies into these communities
Speaker 1: from the tail gate of that plane. There are options,
Speaker 1: And if you are determined and you care, you will
Speaker 1: break processes and rules as the president of the United
Speaker 1: States to make sure that things are done and aid
Speaker 1: is delivered. You get rid of these preferred vendor lists
Speaker 1: for FEMA, you get the supplies to the people. And
Speaker 1: so you're you're absolutely right. If Donald Trump were president,
Speaker 1: that was that would be the action he's taken. And
Speaker 1: that's the action he has already taken, just as a
Speaker 1: private citizen and a political candidate. He has flown in
Speaker 1: supplies to Georgia. Ivanka Trump was on the ground yesterday
Speaker 1: handing out food, water, gasoline, hot meals. These people care
Speaker 1: about the country, they care about the people, and I
Speaker 1: think it's showing out right now.
Speaker 2: Ryan Walker. The other issue is that those those people
Speaker 2: need help immediately. And I look at the FEMA website
Speaker 2: that the two top missions of FEMA. I thought the
Speaker 2: Federal Emergency Management Agency would be food and water and relief. No,
Speaker 2: the number one issue with FEMA is equity. That everything
Speaker 2: we do in that organization is about equity, putting the
Speaker 2: right kind of person in the right positions. And number
Speaker 2: two is climate change. I'm thinking, okay, now, equity and
Speaker 2: equity and inclusion and climate change are one and two
Speaker 2: by the FEMA website. Do you think that people in
Speaker 2: North CAROLINAO care about at this point the effects of
Speaker 2: man made climate change? Do they care about diversity, equity
Speaker 2: and inclusion or do they want to have a pot
Speaker 2: to pee in? They? Do they want food? Do they
Speaker 2: want winners coming? Do they need some cover? And think
Speaker 2: about FEMA's mission as equity and climate change? What does
Speaker 2: that mean?
Speaker 1: Yes, I think there's even a more nefarious purpose of FEMA.
Speaker 1: So FEMA is run by Alejandro Mayoricus, who has opened
Speaker 1: the southern border. FEMA has spent nine hundred million dollars
Speaker 1: housing and transporting illegal immigrants. FEMA has nine hundred million
Speaker 1: dollars transporting and housing illegal immigrants all around this country
Speaker 1: for the past three years, three and.
Speaker 2: A half years.
Speaker 1: That nine hundred million dollars could be spent in North Carolina.
Speaker 1: Harris just announced that the immediate cash benefit that FEMA
Speaker 1: can potentially hand out after a long, lengthy process to
Speaker 1: people so that they can get a hotel room, if
Speaker 1: there are any food, if there is any, it's seven
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty dollars. Now when you think about that
Speaker 1: compared to the nine hundred plus million that FEMA has
Speaker 1: spent again housing and transporting illegal immigrants. I think the
Speaker 1: American people, particularly those in Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, parts
Speaker 1: of Virginia, they're seeing that. And it's after again three
Speaker 1: and a half years, especially over the last year of
Speaker 1: consistent and constant news to say that our schools are
Speaker 1: being taken away from us by illegal immigrants. Our classrooms
Speaker 1: are now overcrowded, we have to hire more ESL teachers.
Speaker 1: Our hospitals are overcrowded, and we can't provide care because
Speaker 1: illegal immigrants are taking.
Speaker 2: Up most of the beds.
Speaker 1: The list goes on and on and on. It is
Speaker 1: a dereliction of duty. It's a rejection of the American
Speaker 1: people and everyone I think in this country needs to
Speaker 1: hear that and wake up to the realities of what
Speaker 1: we're seeing. The government's not going to be there to
Speaker 1: save you.
Speaker 2: Well. I saw on Monday and Tuesday there were some
Speaker 2: excerpts of Milania Trump's book coming out, and she has
Speaker 2: a section in there about abortion. To a Democrat, abortion
Speaker 2: is a sacrament and the mainstream media David Muir ABC
Speaker 2: News Lester Holt led on Tuesday and Wednesday with the
Speaker 2: report that Milania Trump supports abortion. That's the big story
Speaker 2: among the Democratic press. It's about abortion, as people are
Speaker 2: living and dying, who are Americans? But the big story
Speaker 2: of courses abortion and January sixth, those are the main
Speaker 2: stories the Democrat media cares about. The actors who pretend
Speaker 2: to be newsmen who work for the mainstream media. It's
Speaker 2: all about abortion and January sixth. And I would say
Speaker 2: that people in North Carolina could care less about abortion
Speaker 2: and climate change, couldn't care less about equity and inclusion,
Speaker 2: couldn't care less about those issues. They don't want to
Speaker 2: be fed, they want to be housed, they want to
Speaker 2: be clothed. And Kamala Harris comes in, maybe we'll get
Speaker 2: you seven hundred and fifty dollars. See, you would not
Speaker 2: want to be ya. And it's a disgrace that our
Speaker 2: media does not objectively report facts. It's about abortion and
Speaker 2: January sixth, it's about Jack Smith releasing a one hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy five page dossier in argument as to what
Speaker 2: Donald Trump did or did not do four years ago
Speaker 2: instead of what's happening today. That should have been under seal,
Speaker 2: by the way, because it's a prosecutor's brief. They're not facts.
Speaker 2: It's a prosecutor's brief, and the Obama appointed Judge Chunkin
Speaker 2: wanted to get that out like poot up in the
Speaker 2: punch bowl a month before the election. That kind of
Speaker 2: smear Donald Trump even further. So what's important is January sixth,
Speaker 2: Judge Chunkin and abortion. That is outrageous, No, it is.
Speaker 1: It's absolutely outrageous. It's outrageous. So they believe that those
Speaker 1: are the top stories of the day when people are dying.
Speaker 1: But I think even furthermore, they're highlighting the Department of
Speaker 1: Justice's own election interference, legitimate election interference in Donald Trump
Speaker 1: and prosecuting him and releasing these documents in the timeline
Speaker 1: that they have done. This is purer and abject election
Speaker 1: interference in the department on the part of the Department
Speaker 1: of Justice. But to your point, yes, the people of
Speaker 1: this country can't afford to put a gallon of milk
Speaker 1: in their fridge or a tank of gas in their car.
Speaker 1: They do not and are increasingly less likely to care
Speaker 1: about things like diversity, equity, and inclusion. The only time
Speaker 1: that you can dream up those ideas and pretend to care,
Speaker 1: it's all fake altruism at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: is when you're very wealthy and things seem to be
Speaker 1: going fine, or you're an elitist in this country and
Speaker 1: you're totally isolated and bubbled off from the rest of us.
Speaker 1: That's what they believe, That's what they think every day.
Speaker 2: Ryan Walker of the Heritage Foundation Heritage Action, Give me
Speaker 2: your thoughts on the pickup of the vice presidential debate.
Speaker 2: Tim Wallas, who calls himself a knucklehead who said he
Speaker 2: supports school shooters, came off looking somewhat poorly and JD Vance,
Speaker 2: who attends the same church that I do in Cincinnati, Ohio,
Speaker 2: came off rather strong. Give me your analysis of Vans
Speaker 2: versus Waltz and is Waltz a marshmallow man? Yes?
Speaker 1: I think JD looked very well composed on that stage.
Speaker 1: He looked presidential. He looked like the person many people
Speaker 1: thought after the debate. Wow, this guy would be great
Speaker 1: at top of the ticket too, which is I think
Speaker 1: a great thing for Republican I think that he spoke
Speaker 1: to the American people for the first time, he was
Speaker 1: able to dispel this again fake narrative that the last
Speaker 1: has been spreading that he's some sort of monster and
Speaker 1: doesn't care about women. In fact, the complete opposite is true.
Speaker 1: He's a well articulated man, a deeply thoughtful and introspective person,
Speaker 1: and he cares about the people of this country and
Speaker 1: his background lends to that. And I think that came
Speaker 1: through on the debate stage more than anything. I thought
Speaker 1: his answer on the abortion question and how we as
Speaker 1: a country need to focus on the care of those
Speaker 1: women through the process, through their pregnancy, childbirth, and then
Speaker 1: importantly continue to care about them and support them as
Speaker 1: they raise that child and in a family home setting.
Speaker 1: So I thought the debate looked very good for JD.
Speaker 2: Vance.
Speaker 1: He walked away with a tremendous gain I think in
Speaker 1: popularity and name id and things of that nature. And
Speaker 1: on the other hand, you had Governor Wall from Minnesota
Speaker 1: fumble through questions. He admitted to lying to the American
Speaker 1: people on multiple occasions about being in Tianeman's Square for
Speaker 1: the Democracy protests in nineteen eighty nine, despite the fact
Speaker 1: that he wasn't there until four or five months after
Speaker 1: those protests occurred. It's just blatant Falsehood's just like his
Speaker 1: military service and the way that he describes that, just
Speaker 1: like how he describes that he got an award from
Speaker 1: the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce, which he didn't and was
Speaker 1: issued a legal letter demanding that he stopped saying so.
Speaker 1: So this guy, I think came off as a nervous,
Speaker 1: scared liar on stage, and I think the American people
Speaker 1: will see that at.
Speaker 2: The end of the day, No, he feared being exposed.
Speaker 2: And I hesitate to bring this up, but it's in print.
Speaker 2: The Daily Mail on Tuesday published an exclusive report that
Speaker 2: Second Gentleman, also known as mister Kamala Harris, that's Doug Emoff,
Speaker 2: the husband of Kamala Harris, has been accused again of
Speaker 2: physically assaulting both his ex girlfriend and his ex mistress.
Speaker 2: And this is on top of paying off the babysitter
Speaker 2: to remain quiet that he impregnated. When you impregnate your babysitter,
Speaker 2: that's kind of a bad thing to do. But then
Speaker 2: to beat up women is even worse in this story,
Speaker 2: which I would encourage people to go to the Daily
Speaker 2: Mail or Catholic vote dot org. And I'm not saying
Speaker 2: it's true or false, but I'm saying it's it's being
Speaker 2: reported and in legitimate publications. The Catholic vote dot org
Speaker 2: is a legitimate publication. Can you imagine if the shoe
Speaker 2: was on the other foot and let's see, uh, let's
Speaker 2: say Jade Vance is being accused of beating up multiple
Speaker 2: women and impregnating a nanny watching for looking out for
Speaker 2: his children. Do you think that might be a big
Speaker 2: story nationally? What do you think?
Speaker 1: Yes? I do. I mean, you know, the if those
Speaker 1: those stories are true, obviously that is a that's a terrible,
Speaker 1: terrible thing. But you know, I think it speaks to
Speaker 1: this idea that the Left doesn't cover these stories for
Speaker 1: the for their themselves. They protect their own, they make
Speaker 1: sure they're isolated and things like this don't ever reach
Speaker 1: the American public, especially if it's their candidates. If this
Speaker 1: were JD. Vance, it would be.
Speaker 2: Wall to wall coverage.
Speaker 1: As you said, no, no ink would be available to
Speaker 1: buy in the world. I mean, these people would write
Speaker 1: on it for years well.
Speaker 2: Jen Saki, former Press secretary, now an MSNBC hostess. She's
Speaker 2: one of the few that has hair by the Way
Speaker 2: on MSNBC as a woman. She recently stated that Doug
Speaker 2: Emoff has quote reshaped the perception of masculinity in America
Speaker 2: today quote unquote. I'm not sure. I don't know too
Speaker 2: many men beating up women, impregnating babysitters. But according to
Speaker 2: Jen Saki, he's quote re shaped the perception of masculinity.
Speaker 2: All right, we gotta run, Ryan Walker, I'll leave that
Speaker 2: out there. Where neither one of us are saying this
Speaker 2: is accurate, I do not know, but legitimate news organizations
Speaker 2: under the surfaces are reporting it, and I would be
Speaker 2: anxious to find out whether it's true or not. And
Speaker 2: they have names in these stories, and they have the
Speaker 2: eighty thousand dollars payment to one woman in the story.
Speaker 2: And I'm wondering if ABC, NBCCBS will pursue this. I
Speaker 2: think the answer is not no. The answer is hell no,
Speaker 2: because it's too bad for mister Kamala Harris. But once again,
Speaker 2: Ryan Walker, your website is Heritage Acson. Once again, thank
Speaker 2: you for coming on The Bill Cunningham Show. And Ryan
Speaker 2: you're a great American.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, thanks for having me on.
Speaker 2: God bless you. Let's continue with more. The truth will
Speaker 2: set us all free. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred
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