Speaker 1: Billy Cunning out the Great America and welcome with glorious
Speaker 1: Wednesday afternoon the tri State. Tomorrow is going to be
Speaker 1: the hottest day of the year, hotter than the hinges
Speaker 1: of Hell. And then by the weekend things are going
Speaker 1: to work out a little bit. REDS Baseball kicks off
Speaker 1: about five forty to night lost of course last night
Speaker 1: to one run the Oakland Athletics, too soon to be
Speaker 1: the Vegas Athletics. I guess we'll see what happens there.
Speaker 1: But number one, with all this stuff going on with
Speaker 1: the EEE virus and I supposed to get another COVID shot,
Speaker 1: Tony Benner tells me he's gonna line up for another
Speaker 1: COVID shot. Plus we have shingle vaccines going to help
Speaker 1: with Alzheimer's. So much going on. And Liz Bonus, the
Speaker 1: health reporter, of course at channel to twelve Local twelve.
Speaker 1: Where the fireworks will be on Sunday night? Liz Bonus,
Speaker 1: where will you be for the fireworks on Sunday night?
Speaker 1: The Western and Southern WEBN Fireworks the forty eighth edition.
Speaker 1: Where will you be if anywhere?
Speaker 2: Well? I have friends that have the ideal watching plate.
Speaker 2: They literally one of my girlfriends, uh purposely rents this
Speaker 2: apartment every year just to watch it right by the river.
Speaker 2: So I was down in Covington hanging out there, and
Speaker 2: everyone brings something, and there's like food that literally covers
Speaker 2: like four house fronts, you know, just to like feed everyone.
Speaker 2: So I brought like a veggie tray last year, and
Speaker 2: no one ate it.
Speaker 1: No chicken wings, Margarita's I'm not a vegete.
Speaker 3: You looked.
Speaker 1: You seem to me to be a veggie tray kind
Speaker 1: of a woman. Is that correct? You would not bring
Speaker 1: like meat loaf and ice cream, you'd bring a veggie tray, right, Well.
Speaker 4: So I would, because I like vegetables. Like even if
Speaker 4: I want a burger or something, I still want something
Speaker 4: like with it to balance it out.
Speaker 2: So I always make sure I bring something I would like.
Speaker 2: And then I'm amazed that no one else would like that.
Speaker 1: Nobody. What about Zips? You have ever go to Zips
Speaker 1: and Zips the best?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 4: I have been to Zips. Yeah, but I tried the
Speaker 4: meat burger. There they have that, now, do you know?
Speaker 1: There you go? There you go again, the non meat.
Speaker 1: If you go to Zips, damn it. Get a double
Speaker 1: chase burger with ketch, a onion and pickle fries on
Speaker 1: the side and a coke. Would that be possible?
Speaker 6: Well coke no, no cold power.
Speaker 1: Megan Ally, let's get on to this. I saw the
Speaker 1: other nine on Local twelve. The EEE virus. Explain that
Speaker 1: to the American people.
Speaker 2: Okay, so there is We've had the first death sadly
Speaker 2: in the United States. It was a New Hampshire of
Speaker 2: a forty one year old guy who died from ee E.
Speaker 4: And it is this equestrine.
Speaker 2: Equestrine which is you know, usually horse related we think
Speaker 2: of or equine, but it's a virus that you get
Speaker 2: from mosquitoes. And what we know is that we've been
Speaker 2: looking out for westn Allen all the rest and we've
Speaker 2: not really.
Speaker 4: Been paying attention to this and so what yeah, what
Speaker 4: it does.
Speaker 2: It's Eastern equine encephalitis is what they die. But it's
Speaker 2: something commonly called triple E. And sometimes you hear of
Speaker 2: it as like the sleeping sickness where you get bit
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden, all you want to do
Speaker 2: is sleep. But it's similar to something like West Nile,
Speaker 2: where a mosquito bites you. You don't know you have it,
Speaker 2: you start to get fevers and muscle pain, and usually
Speaker 2: the bad sign is when your mental status goes off
Speaker 2: and then your body just shuts down. And it's really
Speaker 2: sad because you don't even often know you have the
Speaker 2: virus until it's pretty advanced in your body.
Speaker 1: Is that in the Tri State the EEE is had
Speaker 1: here along with the West Nile.
Speaker 4: Well, so here's what we did yesterday.
Speaker 2: We went out with Hamilton County Public Health and we
Speaker 2: had them show us how they track and trap mosquitos,
Speaker 2: and then they send them in the state Health Department.
Speaker 2: They say, hey, check these for West Nile. And we've
Speaker 2: got West Nile in most of our mosquito pools in
Speaker 2: just about every part of the Tri State.
Speaker 4: But they would have to specifically check those mosquitoes then
Speaker 4: for this EEE. And so far we've not had reports
Speaker 4: of this. Here's the problem with the EEE. It's that
Speaker 4: you can have Eastern equine. You can also have Venezualen equine.
Speaker 2: There's all kinds of different That same problem can be
Speaker 2: have several different types. And so I'm working with something
Speaker 2: really interesting that we're doing a story on later today.
Speaker 2: I'm Local twelve Velocity Clinical Research, which has a whole
Speaker 2: bunch of research studies. They did the COVID vaccines and
Speaker 2: all that. They're actually working out a vaccine for one
Speaker 2: type of this EE, and the military really wants it
Speaker 2: because you know, you're out in like swamps and stuff
Speaker 2: like that, and it's and they're using have you ever
Speaker 2: seen those air guns rather than injectables. Whether they'll put
Speaker 2: it right up against your arm and it shoots it
Speaker 2: into the muscle without you having.
Speaker 4: To have a needle. Yeah, they're testing it with air guns.
Speaker 4: Isn't that cool?
Speaker 1: Love it right now? I give myself a high cholesterol
Speaker 1: instead of taking satins. That was messing me up my muscles.
Speaker 1: You know, I have a six pack and eight pack,
Speaker 1: my bulging muscles everywhere. And the more satins I used,
Speaker 1: the more pain I felt. So carryokas game this injectable deal.
Speaker 1: I put an injectable deal in my thigh every other
Speaker 1: week and the pain is gone. It's unbelievable. So I
Speaker 1: like the injectable As long as talking about injectibles, well,
Speaker 1: what about these weight loss drugs that are injectable and
Speaker 1: many men and women are doing them? You know more
Speaker 1: about it than most is that something we know the results.
Speaker 1: I think a fen Fen in Kentucky, what happened with
Speaker 1: Hart Valves when someone used fen Fen? Are these injectable
Speaker 1: drugs for weight loss? Do we know the long term effects?
Speaker 4: So we do know a lot of them. They started testing.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've been following some of those what they
Speaker 2: call what they are is GLP ones and they delay
Speaker 2: the gut emptying. And I've been following that research, I
Speaker 2: have to tell you for more than a decade.
Speaker 4: So we have some.
Speaker 2: Idea of what will happen if you delay gastric emptying.
Speaker 2: And essentially usually it makes you feel less hungry and
Speaker 2: then you eat less and you will lose weight.
Speaker 4: But if you talk to people who just like.
Speaker 2: A shops, they were not prepared for the fact that
Speaker 2: if you look at there's what they call a number
Speaker 2: of side effects that we we don't know how or
Speaker 2: how many people get them or how bad they get them.
Speaker 2: They're kind of what they call, you know, side effects
Speaker 2: and numbers unknown, but they'll be things like shaking and
Speaker 2: fevers and like I feel like I'm going to pass out.
Speaker 2: There's very weird things that people will tell you that
Speaker 2: they'll find from the stomach glue, tide or any of
Speaker 2: those weight loss injections, And that's what we're just starting
Speaker 2: to see because we didn't know until half.
Speaker 4: The world went on them. The biggest thing is, you know,
Speaker 4: if you're going to stay on or if you're going
Speaker 4: to go on those, they have what they call rebound
Speaker 4: weight game. If you don't stay on them.
Speaker 2: Most people can't even keep it off. And I don't
Speaker 2: mean to get like.
Speaker 4: Kind of gross if you're eating lunch right now, but
Speaker 4: people will tell you that you start out on that
Speaker 4: and you get constipated for like you won't go to
Speaker 4: the bathroom for like nine day, Like it's so bad
Speaker 4: that a lot of them are like I can't stay
Speaker 4: on this.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Why, but things like you know this constipation, the stomach pain,
Speaker 2: hair loss, blistering, burning sensations, like all kinds of weird
Speaker 2: things that like we don't know really how prevalent they
Speaker 2: are because not everybody was on it until now.
Speaker 1: Tony Benner tells me about side effects and include flatulence.
Speaker 1: What can you tell me about flatulence at work? That's
Speaker 1: always an embarrassing.
Speaker 4: I know that is so true.
Speaker 2: We I grew up with brothers so We rarely had
Speaker 2: a meal conversation that somebody wasn't talking about passing gas.
Speaker 2: So I'm very comfortable talking about this. And there's there
Speaker 2: is a product that's still out there, but a lot
Speaker 2: of people don't know about it. Yeah, where it's called
Speaker 2: pino before quiet after remember.
Speaker 4: That after Okay, yeah, bino, And you take it with
Speaker 4: some of the foods that are gassy and.
Speaker 2: It will write, it'll break down.
Speaker 4: The gassiness that usually it comes from things like you know, brock,
Speaker 4: glee or fiber. And you know, I'm with you.
Speaker 2: It's not a pleasant side effect. But when you eat
Speaker 2: the way you should, you probably should have plenty of
Speaker 2: passing gas going on.
Speaker 1: Well, if nothing but fruit trays and salads, you probably
Speaker 1: have less flatulence than a double change burner from zips.
Speaker 1: Is that fair to say that salad doesn't produce flatulence?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 2: Sometimes it does though, because it has fiber in it,
Speaker 2: So you know, I wouldn't rule that out.
Speaker 4: And that's not a bad thing.
Speaker 1: All right, To go back to GLP DASH one side effects,
Speaker 1: aren't there a I've read somewhere that there may be
Speaker 1: positive side effects. In addition to losing weight, you've got
Speaker 1: to stay on it, maybe for the rest of your life.
Speaker 1: It was just something I read of the JAMA about
Speaker 1: positive side effects, much like Tony tells me about viagra,
Speaker 1: that it was it was developed for one reason and
Speaker 1: then it had the an effect that, shall we say,
Speaker 1: enhanced male performance on the other and didn't know about
Speaker 1: it until they went through it. And so yeah, and
Speaker 1: between GLP one and viager, I think Tony's trying everything,
Speaker 1: But what what can you tell me about a positive
Speaker 1: side effect of GLP one?
Speaker 4: Poor Tony, He's become our experimental person, like it. Let's
Speaker 4: Tony trying.
Speaker 2: Actually, there's a lot of them. There are sexual side effects,
Speaker 2: they think. Some people are reporting that it simulates the
Speaker 2: same center in the brain where you would have an orgasm,
Speaker 2: and they're better because of that. You'd have to talk
Speaker 2: to those people who say that, and why that happens,
Speaker 2: we don't know. There are some people who say they
Speaker 2: can quit drinking alcohol if they want, or they're drinking
Speaker 2: less because they don't have the same addiction.
Speaker 4: Yeah, usually you know, those two things you think about
Speaker 4: going hand in hand. So I thought I'd mentioned this,
Speaker 4: But and then there's some thought that there's a reduced
Speaker 4: risk for certain cancer, specifically looking at colon cancer right now,
Speaker 4: where they might see a difference in people who are
Speaker 4: on this drug. Now, whether that's because you lose weight
Speaker 4: and and weight we know influences hormones, and hormones influences cancer,
Speaker 4: we're not really sure, or whether there's actually something in
Speaker 4: the gut that gets your gut better balance, because gut balance,
Speaker 4: now we know, is really important. You know that, right,
Speaker 4: That's the whole I.
Speaker 1: Worry about my gut balance all the time. I had
Speaker 1: a pork chop last night from Montgomery, and I was
Speaker 1: thinking about my gut balance. But damn it tasted pretty good.
Speaker 1: So yeah, So on this sexual effect on GLP one,
Speaker 1: does that involve women in addition to men or just men,
Speaker 1: because you know, sometimes women need a little jump start,
Speaker 1: according to Tony Bender, So is this something that might
Speaker 1: get a woman all excited if you.
Speaker 4: Look up the research about what we know? Now, keep
Speaker 4: in mind, we don't know how.
Speaker 2: Frequent these are because we're just getting them. But both
Speaker 2: women and men.
Speaker 4: Report sexual side effects.
Speaker 2: Some say that it changes the libido, It can go
Speaker 2: up or go down.
Speaker 4: Some say that it increases the sensation. Some people say
Speaker 4: that their bodies have less energy, so they don't have
Speaker 4: as much dizaz in the bedroom. You know, you have
Speaker 4: to ask the person that's feeling that.
Speaker 2: I don't think we know enough, but we're definitely seeing
Speaker 2: it from both genders.
Speaker 4: I will have you know.
Speaker 1: So you need some research. We need some real life
Speaker 1: research on this. Is that correct? If you ever thought
Speaker 1: about going to Zips, get double cheeseburger and get some
Speaker 1: onion rings, maybe fries, and then have a coke, then
Speaker 1: drive around the corner, go to Greaters and get like
Speaker 1: a banana split as Liz Bonus ever done that.
Speaker 4: I have not done that. But now that you've planted
Speaker 4: the idea, maybe maybe I should dry.
Speaker 1: You're in great shape. I'm thinking maybe you need a
Speaker 1: cheeseburger and some malt now and then. But let's talk
Speaker 1: about the COVID vaccine. I've taken six versions because according
Speaker 1: to christ Hospital, I had to, and I'm in the
Speaker 1: mode now I'm not taking any more COVID vacs. Tell
Speaker 1: me why I'm right or wrong?
Speaker 2: Well, did you get it yet this summer, because but
Speaker 2: everybody else did not.
Speaker 1: To my knowledge, I don't know if I got a call.
Speaker 1: You know, I refuse to test anyway, and I don't
Speaker 1: want the vacuo. So I might have it, but I don't.
Speaker 1: I'd rather be ignorant than smart. So I don't know.
Speaker 1: You know, and I don't know. I don't know, and
Speaker 1: I don't care, so I don't. I don't know should I,
Speaker 1: should I get the vax or not.
Speaker 4: So you need to ask your personal position whether you
Speaker 4: should get it, and I'll tell you why. If you
Speaker 4: are a person of compromised immunity, we are so far
Speaker 4: away from the variants that were in the original vaccines.
Speaker 2: We're now into the kp ones, twos and threes, and
Speaker 2: those previous vaccines don't give you any coverage. The problem is,
Speaker 2: even if you had COVID before, you might not get
Speaker 2: any coverage either.
Speaker 4: There are people who say, I got COVID this summer
Speaker 4: with these new variants, and it was like I got
Speaker 4: it for the first time, right. And I have to
Speaker 4: tell you, I have a brother who's a complete no
Speaker 4: vaxed person, won't do it, and he just got out
Speaker 4: of the hospital. He at a lung clot.
Speaker 2: And the last time he had COVID he got clots.
Speaker 2: I mean, like we were looking for it this time.
Speaker 2: But it's be very serious. So I think you need
Speaker 2: to look at your risk profile. And if you're a
Speaker 2: person you know what happened to you when the first
Speaker 2: time you go did end up in the hospital, you
Speaker 2: might want to consider the vaccine. If you are like, okay,
Speaker 2: now that you've got your wonderful Heart team following you
Speaker 2: and they say you're gonna be all right, then you know,
Speaker 2: maybe you can go without it. But we have a
Speaker 2: summer surge, I mean, you know, a significant like numbers
Speaker 2: tripled now, nothing like they were when it first started.
Speaker 2: But we're going to get a winter surge we always do, of.
Speaker 4: Pretty much any virus that thrives when people get next
Speaker 4: to each other indoors. And you know, as you always say,
Speaker 4: like if you're kissing Tony, we're going to have some
Speaker 4: problems here because that's gonna spread.
Speaker 1: So you're saying, though the version of COVID now out
Speaker 1: are putting people in the hospital who otherwise would not
Speaker 1: have been there. But then if you get the vaccine
Speaker 1: and you still I know one guy who got the vaccine,
Speaker 1: he still went to the hospital because he was so sick,
Speaker 1: sick as a dog. So getting the new vaccine doesn't
Speaker 1: mean you won't go to the hospital. But it does
Speaker 1: mean you're like they have less effect. So it was
Speaker 1: up to you, would you get the vaccine yes or no?
Speaker 1: Liz Bonus, you're the man. You make it happen, and
Speaker 1: the new vaccine, yes or no.
Speaker 4: Okay, I've had three. I did not get the fourth
Speaker 4: one just be hounce, and I just didn't. I felt
Speaker 4: like I wasn't at risk in that I might get
Speaker 4: this next one moving into the October time, just because
Speaker 4: I think we're gonna, if it's anything like summer, we're
Speaker 4: going to have this kind of nasty season of it.
Speaker 2: So I'm kind of considering it. And it's mainly just
Speaker 2: because think about where I go. I go into all
Speaker 2: the hospitals to interview people I go, and you know,
Speaker 2: some of it is about me saying well, and some
Speaker 2: of it is like, man, I feel really bad I
Speaker 2: gave it to you know, one of the people that
Speaker 2: I'm interviewing that has some kind of compromised immunity, and I,
Speaker 2: you know, I feel some sense of responsibility for all that.
Speaker 1: I don't feel any responsibility, So that's good. Tony Bonner
Speaker 1: feels no responsibility. So and and the other thing is, uh,
Speaker 1: this is going to be around for the rest of
Speaker 1: our lives. And uh, some people I know got the
Speaker 1: vax and the vaccine made them sick as a dog immediately.
Speaker 1: And someone very close to me, a woman got the
Speaker 1: vaccine three times, and each time she was in bed
Speaker 1: for a week after getting the vaccine, and she's now saying, look,
Speaker 1: I'm not getting any more vaccines. And what do you
Speaker 1: say about that person?
Speaker 2: There are people who say that they get flu like
Speaker 2: symptoms when they get that, and that usually means that
Speaker 2: you have actually a pretty strong response to the vaccine,
Speaker 2: which isn't all bad. It's your body making into bodies
Speaker 2: to fight back.
Speaker 4: But you know, I didn't.
Speaker 2: I have had very few people tell me that they
Speaker 2: got so thick that they had to stay at BET.
Speaker 2: Most people just steel kind of achy and have a
Speaker 2: sore arm and that kind of thing. And that's why
Speaker 2: they do a lot of those studies. They can measure
Speaker 2: that you build up immunity. But some people when they're
Speaker 2: building that up, you know, you feel kind of crummy, right,
Speaker 2: So I wouldn't tell you not to get.
Speaker 4: It for that reason.
Speaker 2: I'd tell you that you probably had a pretty good
Speaker 2: response to it, which means that you should be better protected.
Speaker 4: Are pretty well protected compared to some this winter. But
Speaker 4: like you said, it's going to be here every year.
Speaker 2: So just like you make a decision about the flu vaccine, right,
Speaker 2: And you know, if you ever had the flu and
Speaker 2: you got to crawl downstairs to try to give a
Speaker 2: glass of water, you get a flu shot.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I had the flu ten years ago and I
Speaker 1: never had a flu shot every year. I now get
Speaker 1: it at Adrian Pharmacy and madeir I get it because
Speaker 1: I don't want to feel like my body has died.
Speaker 1: And I thought, oh, and I haven't had the flu
Speaker 1: since I got it, But I will see what happens.
Speaker 1: But Liz Bonus, I'm glad you're there. And I guess
Speaker 1: the number one piece of advice is have trust in
Speaker 1: your doctor. And if your doctor says yes, do it.
Speaker 1: If he says no, don't do it. If he says maybe,
Speaker 1: it's up to you. I always tell my accountant, I
Speaker 1: want a one armed accountant. Don't tell me on this
Speaker 1: hand you can do this and on that hand you
Speaker 1: can do that. I'd like a one armed doctor. Tell
Speaker 1: me yes or no. Don't put it on me to
Speaker 1: make the decision. You tell me what to do, and
Speaker 1: I'll do it. But Liz Bonus, once again, thank you,
Speaker 1: and we'll be watching Thursday night for the fireworks. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Sunday Night for the fireworks is going to be a
Speaker 1: great evening. Liz Bonus, once again, thank you for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show. And Liz Bonus, you're a
Speaker 1: great American.
Speaker 4: Back at you, Willie.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with more flatulence, viagra and
Speaker 1: more at your home. Of the Reds playing tonight. Hopefully
Speaker 1: they'll win by one or two runs. Unlike last night.
Speaker 1: They called another one up on news radio seven hundred Wlwright,
Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, Let's get things organized. Red's Baseball kicks off
Speaker 1: about five forty tonight. You see bearcut football this weekend.
Speaker 1: Lots of other football going on week From Sunday, of course,
Speaker 1: is the Bengals home opener against the Patriots, then on
Speaker 1: to Kansas City. It's an exciting time. Plus the fireworks,
Speaker 1: the Western Southern WEBN fireworks Sunday night. These are amount
Speaker 1: the best times to be in River City. It's fabulous. Also,
Speaker 1: I want to acknowledge that Sandy Manning who's been with
Speaker 1: Alvin Rohor for forty one years. Sandy Manning is her
Speaker 1: last day of work today. She's in the insurance business
Speaker 1: and she's a great American. So if you know Sandy
Speaker 1: Manning of the Roar Insurance Agency, gives Sandy a call
Speaker 1: and tell her she's the Bill Cunningham Citizen of the day.
Speaker 1: Worked hard, work, smart, did her job, kept her nose
Speaker 1: to the grindstone, her foot to the pedal, showed up
Speaker 1: for work every day, and she set the standards of
Speaker 1: insurance excellence. So if you know Sandy Manning, give her
Speaker 1: a call and tell her she's the cod under the
Speaker 1: leadership of Alvin Roar and so much more. Secondly, Secondly,
Speaker 1: the debate, of course is allegedly September tenth. Then tomorrow
Speaker 1: night at nine o'clock there's going to be a replay
Speaker 1: of an interview involving Dana Bash of CNN with both
Speaker 1: of the Democratic nominees, Tim Wallas and of course Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: And I thought it would be a live interview, but
Speaker 1: it is not CNN. It leaked through Axios dot com
Speaker 1: a sometime earlier in the day. Tomorrow, CNN is going
Speaker 1: to do the interview and CNN wanted to do one
Speaker 1: hour with Kamala Harris in thirty minutes with Tim Waltz,
Speaker 1: that would make sense. It should be. I would hope
Speaker 1: a hard hitting interview, but Dan and Bash is an
Speaker 1: anti Trump bigot. It's unlikely Dan and Bash is gonna
Speaker 1: put herself out there of making Kamala Harris look so bad.
Speaker 1: You could play on the issues, whether it's the open
Speaker 1: border or sanctuary city, sanctuary states, the riots in Minneapolis
Speaker 1: as she bailed out the murderers and the rapists. Talk
Speaker 1: about racial reparations, or how about her price controls or
Speaker 1: no cash bonds if you're charged with the crime, no
Speaker 1: matter what it is, get out of jail. Maybe one
Speaker 1: of those ankle monitors. We know how great they work.
Speaker 1: The EVY mandates that she wants, and no vouchers for
Speaker 1: public education kids. That means Ohio passed a voucher system
Speaker 1: that said that if you're in a failing school or
Speaker 1: a public school you don't like, here's the voucher. Put
Speaker 1: it in the parents' hands. Then the parent can take
Speaker 1: that to a Catholic school or a monatssory or some
Speaker 1: charter school. And Kamala Harris has given many statements in
Speaker 1: the past that needs to be eliminated. You can't send
Speaker 1: your kid with a voucher that you've paid for indirectly
Speaker 1: through taxes to a different school. Or also EV's she
Speaker 1: has said repeatedly she loves EV's. There has to be
Speaker 1: an ev mandate by twenty thirty, or DEI training for corporations,
Speaker 1: for companies and for public employees, or stopping energy production.
Speaker 1: The military has fourteen ships that cannot equip with sailors,
Speaker 1: abortion on demand through birth and beyond. So those are
Speaker 1: just some of the issues coming off the top of
Speaker 1: my head. You could run the tape of Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: talking about open borders, decriminalizing the border, spending literally hundreds
Speaker 1: of billions of dollars for illegals who don't belong here,
Speaker 1: and they talk about reparations, no cash bonds, ev Man
Speaker 1: dates and then let her say why she flipped. She
Speaker 1: was fort and now she's saying, according to her staff,
Speaker 1: she wants to build a border wall. Build that wall.
Speaker 1: I anticipate she might say on Thursday night, Drill, baby, Drill,
Speaker 1: who knows what she's gonna say. So a legitimate reporter
Speaker 1: would have prepared to say this is what you said
Speaker 1: when you ran for president in twenty nineteen and twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: and this is what you're saying now. How's that possible
Speaker 1: help me to understand how you're going through the process
Speaker 1: of going from a left wing Berkeley, San Francisco liberal
Speaker 1: to a member a mega Kamala Harris. Can you explain
Speaker 1: why you're doing that other than political expediency? Wink wink,
Speaker 1: non nod. We all know what you're gonna be once
Speaker 1: you get in office. You're going to be left to
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders. But now you're mouthing these words and saying
Speaker 1: these things for political benefit. Explain that to the American people.
Speaker 1: This should be but won't be a devastating interview. In
Speaker 1: addition to that, they wanted one hour with her Mono
Speaker 1: Imano than thirty minutes with Governor Tim Waltz, who's a
Speaker 1: disaster in the state of Minnesota, but she said, no,
Speaker 1: let's do it together. I need my chaperone, I need
Speaker 1: my emotional support animal with me. I need my binkie,
Speaker 1: I need my baby blanket. His name is Tim Waltz.
Speaker 1: Which presidential candidate is saying to a so called legitimate
Speaker 1: news media operation, I'm not capable of answering your questions
Speaker 1: one on one. I need my daddy here, I need
Speaker 1: my chaperone here to assist me, to deflect from what
Speaker 1: I might say, to help me. Who does that, Well,
Speaker 1: that's Kamala Harris. Could you imagine George Bush saying I
Speaker 1: can't do an interview without Dick Cheney, Obama saying, you
Speaker 1: know what, I can't do an interview without my vice president,
Speaker 1: Joe Bid Are you kidding me? Doesn't work that way.
Speaker 1: You're the president, It's you're it. And if you want
Speaker 1: to demonstrate you have the mental sharpness to answer questions
Speaker 1: on the fly, which happens all the time in the
Speaker 1: Oval office. Problems hit the desk, and you've got to
Speaker 1: make a snap decision that right now no one is
Speaker 1: making because Joe Biden has checked out and the media
Speaker 1: has let him check out. You got to demonstrate, especially
Speaker 1: if you're a woman. You know, I love women. My
Speaker 1: wife's a woman, My sister Diane Redden is a woman,
Speaker 1: My granddaughter is a woman, my daughter in law is
Speaker 1: a woman. I love women, my mother. Women are the
Speaker 1: best people in the world. You know that. But there's
Speaker 1: a sense by some that a woman can't be the
Speaker 1: president for whatever reason. The way to refute that is
Speaker 1: to stand up by yourself like a tenfold beacon in
Speaker 1: the night and answer questions from the media and the
Speaker 1: press conference without your emotional support animal at your side.
Speaker 1: Tim Waltz, by the way, they look like they're ten
Speaker 1: years apart, but both are sixty years old. It's a
Speaker 1: mistake just structurally. I would ask her to begin with,
Speaker 1: how come you want him to be here? You're going
Speaker 1: to be the president supposedly, why do you need him
Speaker 1: to sit here? We want to interview him separately. But
Speaker 1: Dana Bash, who bashes Trump, why not answer that question?
Speaker 1: Why not ask the question? And I won't be answered either.
Speaker 1: It's just the way the media game is played. And
Speaker 1: CNN to curry favor with Democrats. They're all Democrats. Jake
Speaker 1: Tapper and Wolf Blitzer and Dana Bash and all the rest.
Speaker 1: They're all Democrats, liberal Democrats. They believe that they're going
Speaker 1: to help elect Kamala Harris, and they want inroads to
Speaker 1: get more interviews. You might recall the Lester Holt, in
Speaker 1: a rare moment of journalistic integrity, got into Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: a bit by talking about the southern border in the
Speaker 1: interview where he asked, have you been to the southern border,
Speaker 1: and she with that cackle, laughs and say, well, I've
Speaker 1: not been to Europe either, So I can only imagine
Speaker 1: that this interview is going to be softballs. A good
Speaker 1: interviewer could pin her to the wall and make her
Speaker 1: look ridiculous and make her look the truth is, she's
Speaker 1: flip flopping on the border wall in order to get elected,
Speaker 1: when left wingers and left wing Democrats surely know it's
Speaker 1: all a bunch of bs, and she'll return to water
Speaker 1: level once she gets elected. If she gets elected, we
Speaker 1: know that's going to happen. Especially if you're a woman,
Speaker 1: you need to demonstrate alone that you're can answer questions.
Speaker 1: I could not imagine Hillary Clinton only doing interviews if
Speaker 1: Tim Kaine was with her. That was Tim Kaynes, the
Speaker 1: senator from Virginia who was Hillary Clinton's VP nominee. Thank
Speaker 1: god it didn't happen as VP. But nonetheless, it would
Speaker 1: have been ridiculous for Hillary Clinton to say, oh, you know,
Speaker 1: I can't do an interview unless Tim Kaine is with me.
Speaker 1: Would that ever happen, of course not, But it's happening now.
Speaker 1: Because Kamala Harris, in her own heart, minds, and soul,
Speaker 1: does not believe that she can sit in front of
Speaker 1: Dana Bash and not to be made to look like
Speaker 1: a fool. And if she is, then Daddy'll be there
Speaker 1: Tim Waltz to jump in and save her. Well, that
Speaker 1: is utterly ridiculous. Secondly, yesterday, once again there was a
Speaker 1: restatement of the indictment against Donald Trump and Washington d C.
Speaker 1: District Court under Jack Smith's leadership. There's a policy by
Speaker 1: the Department of Justice not institutionalize her written down that
Speaker 1: you don't want to conduct any political moves on the
Speaker 1: eve of some election because it may influence the outcome.
Speaker 1: So and Jack Smith wanted to get this indictment. He
Speaker 1: could go before Washington D C. Grand Jury and get
Speaker 1: a ham Sandwich indicted and so so much for the
Speaker 1: rule about influencing an election by the Department of Injustice.
Speaker 1: He wanted the big headlines, which ABC, NBCCBS, all the
Speaker 1: cable outlets had yesterday pounding Donald Trump again about the
Speaker 1: restatement a superseding indictment, it's called because of the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court ruling on July the first. Could he have waited
Speaker 1: until November tenth or December one. Absolutely. In fact, this
Speaker 1: matter will not be resolved for the next one to
Speaker 1: three years, and that's assuming Donald Trump loses. If Donald
Speaker 1: Trump wins, he's going to pardon himself and he's going
Speaker 1: to also cause dismissal of these indictments. So that's not
Speaker 1: going to metastasize at all. So the only reason, because
Speaker 1: it's going to take one to three years from now,
Speaker 1: and that's assuming Donald Trump loses that Jack Smith wanted
Speaker 1: to have as much political benefit to Kamala Harris as possible,
Speaker 1: which is why he superseded the new indictment in the
Speaker 1: news media getting ready for the weekend news reports. He
Speaker 1: didn't wait until Friday evening. He had to do it
Speaker 1: when he had to do it Tuesday night, to give
Speaker 1: the media three four, five, six days to pound on
Speaker 1: Donald Trump again for political reasons. I'm not going on
Speaker 1: a limb by saying none of these federal indictments are
Speaker 1: going to amount to hill of beans. None of them
Speaker 1: are going to work. The Supreme Court decision July the
Speaker 1: first takes the legs out from under both sets of
Speaker 1: indictments from Florida and from Washington, d C. And the
Speaker 1: Florida indictment by Judge Cannon was dismissed anyway because of
Speaker 1: the way in which jack Smith was appointed. That'll be
Speaker 1: resolved in the next one to three years. So the
Speaker 1: only motivation of the Department of Justice Justice slash jack
Speaker 1: Smith was to have a political benefit to Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: by indicting Donald Trump again last night, which is stupid
Speaker 1: unless you understand that the Department of Justice and the
Speaker 1: FBI leadership and this CIA leadership do not want Donald
Speaker 1: Trump to be the president and they will work hard
Speaker 1: to convince you of the lie that Donald Trump committed
Speaker 1: some criminal act. And they could have waited until December first,
Speaker 1: after the election, but they wanted to have election interference,
Speaker 1: Democratic party style. This is pure and simple election interference.
Speaker 1: That's why they indicted on Tuesday instead of December first.
Speaker 1: Time is not of the essence here. It'll be years
Speaker 1: before this is resolved, and that assumes that Donald Trump loses.
Speaker 1: If he wins, the cases go away anyway. If he loses,
Speaker 1: these cases won't be resolved for the next one to
Speaker 1: three years. There was no reason to rush unless it's
Speaker 1: for political reasons to hurt Donald Trump and to help
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. Just for a moment, conjure up and think
Speaker 1: of the forces currently a raid against Donald Trump to
Speaker 1: make sure he loses by any means necessary. You have
Speaker 1: all the mainstream media, the CBS, the ABC's, the NBCs,
Speaker 1: the PBS's ninety percent of cable. You have all of
Speaker 1: high tech against Donald Trump. They're regulated by the Democrats
Speaker 1: and they want to curry favor with their regulators. Have
Speaker 1: social media completely against Donald Trump. You have the Democratic Party,
Speaker 1: of course against them. The big city newspapers are against them.
Speaker 1: The leadership of the FBI, leadership of the CIA, the
Speaker 1: leadership of DOJ all against Donald Trump because he's coming
Speaker 1: after them if he gets back in office. You have
Speaker 1: the Russians and the Chinese who have given the Biden
Speaker 1: family invested in them tens of millions of dollars BT
Speaker 1: and bribes directly and indirectly to Hunter and Joe and
Speaker 1: Jim Biden. They want Kamala Harris to win. You have NATO,
Speaker 1: the North Atlantic Treaty Organization once Donald Trump to lose
Speaker 1: and keep Kamala Harris in charge, along with Iran, along
Speaker 1: with Hesbala and a Moss and by the way, it
Speaker 1: has been reported in The Washington Post that Iran has
Speaker 1: sent assassination teams inside of America through the southern border
Speaker 1: to kill Donald Trump. Put all those forces together, along
Speaker 1: with the morning talk shows, the evening newscast, the late
Speaker 1: night comics that are not funny. They're all against Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: How does he win in that environment? It's up to
Speaker 1: you and me to make sure he wins, and that
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris and Tim Walltz loses because the nation's economic
Speaker 1: system is in play. Whether we have wage and price controls,
Speaker 1: and gasoline through the roof and increase groceries and no
Speaker 1: cash bonds, whether we have ev mandates, and whether we
Speaker 1: have DEI training and no energy production. It's all on
Speaker 1: the ballot. Don't believe the lies of Kamala Harris that
Speaker 1: she's had some political epiphany, She's seen the light, and
Speaker 1: now she says, build wall. Do you believe that? So
Speaker 1: pray for Donald Trump, and every now and then I
Speaker 1: say the prayers to assist him to overcome what lies
Speaker 1: before him, including the prayer of Saint Michael. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more coming up after one o'clock is Grant Barry
Speaker 1: to talk about situations in the Middle East. And more
Speaker 1: plus later on Reds Baseball A week from Sunday, the
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Speaker 1: So if you're Donald Trump, be careful because you're in
Speaker 1: the crosshairs literally of large numbers of people who want
Speaker 1: you dead. And they've tried once unsuccessfully, and they're going
Speaker 1: to try again. And when you read with his secret
Speaker 1: Service did not do implicitly, it almost looks as if
Speaker 1: somebody at the highest level of government of our government
Speaker 1: wanted Trump killed by this fool on the rooftop, and
Speaker 1: the cover up is ongoing. Let's continue with more twelve
Speaker 1: fifty six, Home of your Reds News Radio seven hundred.
Speaker 1: You ought to be Bill Cunningham, the Great American. So
Speaker 1: many events were taking place now in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: Of course, on Saturday night once again hes balassent about
Speaker 1: two hundred rockets from the northern Israel. And was that
Speaker 1: at fake? Was that at head fake or was that real?
Speaker 1: Israel took care of most of them. Was that sufficient
Speaker 1: to quiet things down? Or things going to get worse?
Speaker 1: And of course the main reason many Israelis are exercised
Speaker 1: about this is that there may be as many as
Speaker 1: one hundred hostages still being held by Hamas likely in
Speaker 1: terrible conditions. So can a resolution be found? Grant Barry.
Speaker 1: Grant Barry is the founder of Reconnecting Ministries, discussing whether
Speaker 1: a resolution is at hand, especially with Anthony at Lincoln's
Speaker 1: assistance and grand Berry. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: So can you give the American people some sort of overview?
Speaker 1: Is where you think the negotiations are at this point,
Speaker 1: and what is nets and Yaho and Benjamin Yahu's position,
Speaker 1: and whether or not that is something an Israel's interest,
Speaker 1: in the world's interest. Just give the American people an
Speaker 1: overview before we get into particular.
Speaker 7: Well, currently, Bill, we've got there were six thousand rockets
Speaker 7: that were planned to be pointed and sent into Tel
Speaker 7: Aviv that the IDF intercepted over the weekend and actually
Speaker 7: took them out as a miracle operation. One hundred Israeli
Speaker 7: jets took those bombings out, and I think the most
Speaker 7: recent was a smaller retaliation that's been happening almost Hates said,
Speaker 7: but almost daily. I mean we've had over thirty close
Speaker 7: to thirty five thousand rockets being sent into Israel's October seventh.
Speaker 7: Can you imagine living with that and what it's doing
Speaker 7: to the psyche of the Israeli and our people actually
Speaker 7: living in Israel. So is there a solution at hand?
Speaker 7: They were honestly at the moment, I think there needs
Speaker 7: to be a change of heart. How can you live
Speaker 7: with people that are determined to take you out, whereas
Speaker 7: Israel is looking to live at peace with its neighbors.
Speaker 7: So I think there needs to be a change of heart.
Speaker 7: I think you know that. I don't think there's any
Speaker 7: immediate solution to this situation. I think exactly the opposite.
Speaker 7: I think it's about to expand into a major conflict
Speaker 7: between the two organizations. And I think we need to
Speaker 7: pray for the Lebanese people to turn against Hezbola.
Speaker 8: We need to pray for the.
Speaker 7: Palestinians to turn against Hamas, and for a new movement
Speaker 7: of younger people not to be wanting to live in
Speaker 7: hostility with Israel, but rather with peace.
Speaker 1: And you know, Grant Barry, I would say that for decades,
Speaker 1: Lebanon and Beyroot Bayroot was known as the Paris of
Speaker 1: the Middle East. In the fifties, sixties and seventies, it
Speaker 1: was a functional society. Lebanon was with schools operating and
Speaker 1: hospitals operating. There was lots of tourism in the Bay
Speaker 1: Root Lebanon. And after Hesbelah was implanted there by Iran,
Speaker 1: they've taken Lebanon, much like Syria, much like Iraq, back
Speaker 1: to the dark ages, much like South Yemen. And so
Speaker 1: how does Israel make peace with an organization committed to
Speaker 1: the ugly destruction of all Jews wherever they're located. And
Speaker 1: if you would leave the Gaza war with the thousands
Speaker 1: of Israelis that have been killed, and leave that and say, okay,
Speaker 1: Hamas is still in charge of Gaza. Hamas is going
Speaker 1: to collect billions of dollars of aid to be used
Speaker 1: to help the Gosins the Palestinians, which will be used
Speaker 1: by Hamas to build more tunnels and buy more guns
Speaker 1: and rockets and artillery shells. How can Israel make peace
Speaker 1: with an enemy that doesn't want peace.
Speaker 7: Exactly?
Speaker 1: And I don't know, and the other approach I want
Speaker 1: to you're a religious man. But Senator Graham a few
Speaker 1: mornings ago, was on one of the morning talk shows
Speaker 1: and he said, the only way to end this is
Speaker 1: to destroy the head of the snake, which is Iran,
Speaker 1: and that Israel has the military power to destroy Iran
Speaker 1: using non nuclear means. How would you like that approach
Speaker 1: because it would mean the death of thousands of largely
Speaker 1: innocent Iranians. How would you respond to that?
Speaker 7: Well, very interestingly, Bill, there is a spiritual awakening going
Speaker 7: on in Iran, perhaps one of the greatest Christian revivals
Speaker 7: right now the world is happening in Iran with thousands
Speaker 7: and thousands of people coming to know Jesus at the
Speaker 7: immediate expense of their lives. And yet the spirit is moving.
Speaker 7: You know, any conflict that takes out innocent people has
Speaker 7: always got to be some kind of a last resort.
Speaker 7: So exactly how Israel deals with Iran, there needs to
Speaker 7: be great wisdom for the IDF and for the government
Speaker 7: in Israel to be able to deal with this.
Speaker 3: But I hope.
Speaker 7: Recently I was listening to a man that actually supports
Speaker 7: Christian ministry in Iran, and he said that that the
Speaker 7: people are just not they're not in favor of this conflict,
Speaker 7: and so, you know, there's a real there's a real
Speaker 7: issue politically with the Iranian government wanting to take on
Speaker 7: Israel and yet people are against it. So a game
Speaker 7: bill we come back to this place where perhaps the
Speaker 7: best possible solution is prayer for the people in those
Speaker 7: areas to have a change of heart and to want
Speaker 7: to turn against those political forces. And obviously I don't
Speaker 7: think that's going to happen overnight, So I'm sorry I
Speaker 7: cannot be the conveyor of more decent news.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: This branch of Islam has been on the march for
Speaker 1: more than a half a century since Munich and even
Speaker 1: before that, and when it takes over a country, it
Speaker 1: destroys it. For example, Iraq, even though with all the
Speaker 1: evils and the horrors of sodom of the leader of Iraq,
Speaker 1: Let's face it, at that point Iraq was in better
Speaker 1: shape than it is today. It took over Levin, and
Speaker 1: look what happened there. It took over this line. This
Speaker 1: branch of Islam took over afghanist In, Look what happened there,
Speaker 1: and Sadim Hussein was terrible, but let's face it, it
Speaker 1: was better living as an Iraqi under Sadom Hussein than
Speaker 1: it was what's happening now with Isis and Iran in charge,
Speaker 1: and South Yemen is a terrible place to be because
Speaker 1: of what's happening with the Hudis, and they are also attacking.
Speaker 1: And I want you to address yourself to this, Grant Barrett,
Speaker 1: because we think of the Islamic world as monolithic. However
Speaker 1: it is not. What Saudi Arabia, the Sunni controlled governments
Speaker 1: cutter Iran, Bahrain and an air of Emirates. They also
Speaker 1: want the destruction of the Iranian government. Can you explain
Speaker 1: that kind of kind of the interplay between the Shias
Speaker 1: and the Sunnis and why Saudi Arabia and a lot
Speaker 1: of the Sunni led governments that are much more functional
Speaker 1: for its citizens kind of want Iran to go away completely.
Speaker 1: As far as the religious group.
Speaker 7: In charge, well, I think ultimately, Bill, I think that
Speaker 7: that is going to create a pathway for a potential
Speaker 7: peace to take place in the Middle East. I don't
Speaker 7: know how long it will last, but you have two
Speaker 7: major Islamic forces and both of them have extremes. I mean,
Speaker 7: most of the terrorists that came in at ninety ninety
Speaker 7: eleven were actually from a Sunni background, So they both
Speaker 7: have extreme amongst them. The soon Is are.
Speaker 9: Politically that the way that their control of their religion
Speaker 9: works is is it's advanced through more of a voting
Speaker 9: governing authority, whereas the Shiites kind of trace there that
Speaker 9: look for a bloodline.
Speaker 7: Of the Ayatollahs.
Speaker 5: So and.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Sunni, the Saudi Arabia would like this negative force
Speaker 7: dealt with. So I mean, ultimately, again, if we go
Speaker 7: to scripture, there is a major conflict in the Middle East,
Speaker 7: and that's prophesied in the uh the last few chapters
Speaker 7: of Ezekiel where there is a major conflict. I'm not
Speaker 7: so sure we're in that time phase at the moment,
Speaker 7: but we're heading. We're heading towards it, and for sure,
Speaker 7: you know, there has to be some kind of pathway
Speaker 7: to piece even if it's if it's temporal, and the
Speaker 7: Western world can function better with a Sunni type of
Speaker 7: governing authority than than a Shii though I would tell
Speaker 7: you they they both have extreme amongst them, and either
Speaker 7: isis actually comes out of the Sunni, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And one of the worst things that Natzi and
Speaker 1: y'all who could do is to have peace with Gaza
Speaker 1: and allow Hamas And they're ten to fifteen thousand murderers
Speaker 1: and thieves still in charge of Gaza, and so everything
Speaker 1: the past ten months would have meant nothing at all,
Speaker 1: because if you give up thousands of Israeli lives, spend
Speaker 1: billions of dollars, the Israeli economy is on its back,
Speaker 1: and say, okay, well, let's go back to the status
Speaker 1: quo with Hamas still in charge of Gaza, getting billions
Speaker 1: of aid to be used by Hamasa not the Palestinian people.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't that be the worst of both worlds.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, We've got to let Israel finish the job. And
Speaker 7: one of the problems with our existing government is we
Speaker 7: are supportive, but then we pull back the reins. And
Speaker 7: Israel is doing it everything it can to limit the
Speaker 7: loss of life in an extremely challenging conflict. But her
Speaker 7: must needs to be removed. And I think the only
Speaker 7: way that's going to happen is if with the people,
Speaker 7: the Palestinian people, beginning to make new choices in their lives.
Speaker 7: I mean, think about it for a moment. Israel moved
Speaker 7: out fifty thousand Jewish people from Gaza in two thousand
Speaker 7: and five and gave that land to the Palestinians. The
Speaker 7: Palestinians received hundreds of millions of dollars from all over
Speaker 7: the world in different governments, and look what they did
Speaker 7: with that money. Instead of building up their people and
Speaker 7: building up their economy, they built tunnels and weapons. And
Speaker 7: Israel just can't live with that, and so it You know,
Speaker 7: there has to be a place where there's no ceasefire,
Speaker 7: not a cease file with her must but where Hamas
Speaker 7: is totally removed from Gaza and from the Palestinian people.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 1: Lastly, Grant Berry, a founder of Reconnecting ministries, No country
Speaker 1: in the world other than Israel is permitted not to
Speaker 1: win a war that was thrust upon them against their wishes.
Speaker 1: And Israel time and time and time again has been
Speaker 1: subjected to terrible attacks. You mentioned thirty five thousand rockets
Speaker 1: in the past eleven months. My god, it's been worse
Speaker 1: than that over the years. And they simply take it
Speaker 1: and take it and take it when they have the
Speaker 1: military power short of a nuclear weapon, to destroy Iran,
Speaker 1: which is the head of the snake. And when Trump
Speaker 1: left office, Iran was in trouble. Hesbela Hamas was in trouble,
Speaker 1: The Hoodies were in trouble. But now that they get
Speaker 1: billions of dollars of oil revenue and are part of
Speaker 1: the international trade once again, they can build up and
Speaker 1: instead of helping the Iranian people themselves, who can be
Speaker 1: a great people, and the Iranians do not want war.
Speaker 1: The average citizen in Iran was simply wants to live
Speaker 1: his or her life in a good and fashionable way.
Speaker 1: But instead of that, we're left with constant war. And
Speaker 1: at some point the strategy of the Shia militias, etc.
Speaker 1: Is to bleed Israel dry, to make it impossible for
Speaker 1: them to function, and then they collapse under their own weight.
Speaker 1: But Grand Barry, we got to run once again. Great
Speaker 1: heaven you on founder of reconnecting ministries, and much of
Speaker 1: your work is available. But Grand Barry, once again, thank
Speaker 1: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show, and Grant
Speaker 1: will do it again, and thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Pleasure Bill, good to be with you.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Let's continue with more and one thing.
Speaker 1: Israel could end this thing without nuclear weapons by the weekend,
Speaker 1: and they're refrained from doing so because of America and
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. I would say, let Israel do what Israel
Speaker 1: must do to save the world from the scourge of
Speaker 1: Islamic terrorism. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred. Wow.
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Speaker 12: pick out of Clemson last year. Former teammate of Miles
Speaker 12: Murphy played in ten games with three starts last season.
Speaker 12: They're going to bring back tackle Devin Cochrane, wide receiver
Speaker 12: Sedrick set Hello, Cedric Jackson, and corner Jalen Davis.
Speaker 8: Now som A J. P Ryan.
Speaker 12: How about that I was let go by the britt
Speaker 12: Denver Broncos. He's staying out west while he's coming east
Speaker 12: a little bit. He is signing with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Speaker 1: So you're saying the second game of the year is
Speaker 1: going to be Joe Burrow on one side and p
Speaker 1: Ryan on the other. They have a pretty good quarterback
Speaker 1: Kansas City too? Is that Thursday? Pretty good tight end too? Right?
Speaker 8: Slightly?
Speaker 1: How about the Kel's brother signing a deal deal with
Speaker 1: Amazon one hundred million dollars.
Speaker 8: I thought you'd get that, gig.
Speaker 1: I was hoping. I mean, do they need to play football?
Speaker 1: They don't need to.
Speaker 8: Well, one of them doesn't. The didn't play football anymore.
Speaker 8: The other one doesn't either.
Speaker 1: Did he quit, mister Taylor Swift? Yeah, I don't get it.
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 8: I don't think he's got money problems to you.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: I would be shocked, because I've been shocked before.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, let's see Red's update.
Speaker 12: Athletics hold off those Reds last night five to four
Speaker 12: afro Man Game two tonight five forty Sports Talk, Ralph's
Speaker 12: American Grill Inside Pitch, then Kelsey Chevrolet Extrading Show after
Speaker 12: the game. I haven't heard anything. Maybe some disciplinary action?
Speaker 12: What coming down on reliever Sam Mall. What last night
Speaker 12: he walked off the mound before David Bell got there.
Speaker 1: Not happy. David Bell doesn't like that.
Speaker 12: Oh see if he's been disciplined, Sam Mall. Of course,
Speaker 12: Nicolodolo has got that finger strain.
Speaker 1: Middle finger right there in the middle.
Speaker 12: Alfred or Stewart Fairchild is sidelined now with a left
Speaker 12: thumb strain, and your man, Reese Hines is back.
Speaker 8: I saw that home run.
Speaker 1: I saw that he should have come up a long
Speaker 1: time ago. I like Reese Hines, Graham Ashcraft his resume throwing.
Speaker 1: He heard from the elbow injury it is unlikely to
Speaker 1: return this year. What about Hunter Green?
Speaker 12: Uh, he's still still out with the elbow banging into
Speaker 12: the cabinets. Did he forcefully frosted flakes or something? Was
Speaker 12: getting a milk bone dog biscuit for Ross?
Speaker 1: We have the uh, we have the entire starting staff.
Speaker 1: It's a it's just it's a mess.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And Montaz, who was the opening day starter.
Speaker 12: Straight, he's laughing in Milwaukee in first place, loving life.
Speaker 1: He's walking to Milwaukee.
Speaker 12: Lefty Brandon Williamson. I saw that in the miners out
Speaker 12: since spring training with that left shoulder injury has begun.
Speaker 12: A rehab assignment at Louisville. Saw that Matt McClain what
Speaker 12: still being tested? What about his red They're trying to
Speaker 12: figure out the root of the cause of some pain.
Speaker 12: He's having it still in his side. He may start
Speaker 12: swinging a bat soon.
Speaker 1: He's got pain.
Speaker 12: It's August twenty eighth. We got a pain somewhere else
Speaker 12: watching this ball club, so.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have to watch the next Yeah, what about
Speaker 1: thirty games left? Yeah, and we'll see what I have.
Speaker 1: No pitching staff. Montaz is gone. The opening day starter, right,
Speaker 1: Fairchild is hurt. Yeah, And of course McClain, who might
Speaker 1: be their best player, hadn't played. He didn't play last
Speaker 1: September either, he was hurt. Dad, What was wrong last
Speaker 1: year with him?
Speaker 8: I don't know. I can't remember that.
Speaker 12: He's had so many problems. He's had more injuries than
Speaker 12: Joe Burrow.
Speaker 1: And he's twenty four years old. He's not like thirty four. Right,
Speaker 1: Matt McClain can't stay on the field.
Speaker 8: Correct?
Speaker 5: Why that?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 12: Good news here, Willy that the University of Cincinnati is
Speaker 12: going to rename their Space Research Center after the one
Speaker 12: and only Neil Armstrong of Indian Hill and of Warren
Speaker 12: count first man on the Moon fame.
Speaker 1: They wanted to do that during the Living years, but
Speaker 1: Neil Armstrong would not allow it. Wow last September and
Speaker 1: oblique obleak, that's over there. Yeah, now he's got what
Speaker 1: it's round over there? Until I said the same side
Speaker 1: as the rib injury. It could be related.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, what about his shoulder? How's that? I guess
Speaker 1: he's okay, twenty four years old and can't get on
Speaker 1: the field.
Speaker 8: I don't get it.
Speaker 13: I don't know.
Speaker 12: We also say congratulations to this young lady today out
Speaker 12: of Mason Willie with the girls golf team.
Speaker 1: There home in the comments, Ali is it k e
Speaker 1: I m Ali? I'm going with Kahn Kime, Ali Kime and.
Speaker 12: Girls golf at the Lakody East Invitational on Monday, held
Speaker 12: at the Hamilton Elks. Right there on round four, the
Speaker 12: home of Joe knuxall par three, one hundred and forty
Speaker 12: yard third hole.
Speaker 1: Once she hit.
Speaker 12: Right in a cup cold hole in one cookie jar.
Speaker 12: So we say congratulations to young Ali.
Speaker 1: Pretty good. What club did she use? If any one?
Speaker 1: Forty probably hit a seven or eight, didn't say don't know.
Speaker 12: They didn't say all he is the hole in one
Speaker 12: par three hundred and forty yards, third hole.
Speaker 1: What about p Rhyn? I wish he would have come
Speaker 1: to Cincinnati.
Speaker 12: That's whether that's that was the speculation. But I guess
Speaker 12: he's going to wear red instead.
Speaker 1: Of Kelsey needs it, not p Rhyn. So I don't know.
Speaker 8: I don't either.
Speaker 1: Got to see what happens. Oh, see what happens. Well,
Speaker 1: Sega's out in sports yep. I want to meet afro
Speaker 1: Man at some point. Have you ever met Afro Man?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 8: I haven't. You got to get him on a show
Speaker 8: on you call him, you.
Speaker 1: Get a hold of him, what do you?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Somebody Dan Carroll knows, he knows, he knows that for Man,
Speaker 1: they run around together.
Speaker 8: He's probably in Chopper nine with him.
Speaker 1: Huh. I doubt it though, I don't know. And you
Speaker 1: know one thing about the Department of Injustice, they have
Speaker 1: a policy of not interfering with elections. You don't want
Speaker 1: to interfere with an election. So with Donald Trump last
Speaker 1: night Tuesday, they decided to reissue an indictment against him.
Speaker 1: Of course, that has nothing to do with the election.
Speaker 1: Oh no, you could have done that three months from this.
Speaker 1: That prosecutor looks alone, Jack Smith. Yeah, looks a little
Speaker 1: goofy to me. But don't say that. You'll be indicted.
Speaker 1: You'll be indicted.
Speaker 8: What states he from?
Speaker 1: State of Anxiety, that's where he's from. And at this
Speaker 1: point Ohio, and I'm an American. Well, well, at least
Speaker 1: we're in the Republican confines of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana. You
Speaker 1: get to Washington, d C. Is not good with the
Speaker 1: main man, Sheriff Jones with Ted McKay, Richard K. Jones
Speaker 1: wants to charge a strip center in Liberty Township for
Speaker 1: the crimes committed by probably Cincinnati residents.
Speaker 8: Were they run it out of there like crazy with
Speaker 8: free stuff.
Speaker 1: Guess what now they're not running. And those kids in
Speaker 1: Claremont County that used a stolen car, they break into
Speaker 1: a gun shop, they're going to discover the Claremont County
Speaker 1: Justice is a little bit different than Hamilon, the county justice.
Speaker 1: In fact, they're all in their high bonds right now
Speaker 1: and they're not gonna let them go. It's a one
Speaker 1: way trip to Claremont County. The Hotel California. You can
Speaker 1: check in. You never can check out if you commit
Speaker 1: crimes there. Like David Thornshell, the Warren County prosecutor, they
Speaker 1: had some difficulties at King's Island. Guess what brought down
Speaker 1: the hammer? They're not leaving no, Richard K. Jones Butler County,
Speaker 1: guess what you're not leaving?
Speaker 8: Rob Sanders Northern he in Kentucky like anybody.
Speaker 1: And the new mayor, Ron Washington says, you do crime here,
Speaker 1: you do time here in Hamilty County, you do crime,
Speaker 1: you get an ankle monitor and then go and take
Speaker 1: a hatchet and kill your father. Your comments on that one,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Shaka Khan, Shaka Khan, Shaka Shaka Shaka,
Speaker 1: Heyward Hayward. They signed Shaka? Is that related to Shaka Khan?
Speaker 8: Might be?
Speaker 1: Might be? I think she had one hell of a song.
Speaker 1: I know that, I forget what it was. My segment
Speaker 1: is that in sports, as is my desires. At two o'clock,
Speaker 1: I'm going to take calls from the American people and
Speaker 1: let them voice concerns.
Speaker 8: The fourth effect I know you're doing this is this
Speaker 8: like I like, is the heat getting to you?
Speaker 1: I played golf yesterday. I carried my own bag and
Speaker 1: pulled the cart with my teeth. I'm tough because Mike
Speaker 1: Lane beat the crap out of me. But that's a
Speaker 1: different one, different story. But nonetheless, I like to work
Speaker 1: hard in hot weather. Tomorrow at three ten, back to
Speaker 1: the golf course. Carry my own bag, carry my opponent's bag.
Speaker 1: I played doubles, put the bags down, then hit the ball,
Speaker 1: pick them up, pull the cart with my teeth, and
Speaker 1: away we go.
Speaker 8: Willie.
Speaker 12: We will say on this Wednesday afternoon, August the twenty eighth,
Speaker 12: a happy birthday the former Reds manager who's headed.
Speaker 8: To the Hall of Fame one day. Sweet like lou Panila.
Speaker 1: Plus Sandy Manning, who is an Alvin Roor employee for
Speaker 1: forty one years, is leaving the insurance business after forty
Speaker 1: one years, and Sandy Manning's.
Speaker 12: Moving to Cleveland. She's our citizen other day, no question,
Speaker 12: She's a good woman. We leave you with the immortal
Speaker 12: words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 1: This is Nancy Pelosi's riding a horse. She's walking down
Speaker 1: the hall. We're gonna play layer later. A clearer version,
Speaker 1: a little bit down on this story is her comments
Speaker 1: in a car January sixth, and what she says we
Speaker 1: should have done better. I take responsibility for what happened
Speaker 1: on January sixth. We're gonna play that later. Chew that
Speaker 1: one up, David. At some point, feel is she feeling
Speaker 1: all right? So yeah? Seven hundred ww Hi, Billy Cunningham,
Speaker 1: Now is your time to speak to the American people
Speaker 1: on your behalf. We have three lines in use and
Speaker 1: three lines available. Five one three, seven four, nine seven
Speaker 1: thousand pounds seven hundred. Let me know what's your review.
Speaker 1: One last thought I had before I go to uh
Speaker 1: Dan and Mount Washington, and then lou and Missouri, many
Speaker 1: others five one, three, seven four, nine seven thousand. There's
Speaker 1: a column written by Rich Lowry in the New York Times.
Speaker 1: Of course I read the New York Times so you
Speaker 1: don't have to, and that what needs to happen from
Speaker 1: his viewpoint is that Kamala Harris is weak and that
Speaker 1: she's a phony and will say anything to get elected
Speaker 1: to the presidency. And the Liberals know this, of course,
Speaker 1: they understand that are flip flopping on the wall. She's
Speaker 1: now saying, build that wall. According to her staff, build
Speaker 1: that wall. She's now saying, drill, Baby, Drill. Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: is now saying no evy mandate. Kamala Harris is now
Speaker 1: saying no reparations, Kamala Harris is now saying no price controls.
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris is now saying we got to require cash bonds.
Speaker 1: And Kamala Harris is now saying, I don't want to
Speaker 1: get rid of private private insurance. There's about seventy five
Speaker 1: million Americans who work that have private insurance. And Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris has believed for decades all the things a liberal
Speaker 1: would believe in San Francisco and Berkeley. That's where she's from.
Speaker 1: And of course she had to be the left of
Speaker 1: everyone in San Francisco so that she could be elected
Speaker 1: to the positions in San Francisco. Now that she's running
Speaker 1: in states like Georgia, Nevada, Arizona, Michigan, that doesn't play
Speaker 1: too well. She also has said that there should be
Speaker 1: mandatory DEI training and that there should be no school
Speaker 1: vouchers allowing your child to get out of a public school.
Speaker 1: She also said that at some point that putting up
Speaker 1: a border wall would be a stupid idea, so waste
Speaker 1: the time and money, and that coming into this country
Speaker 1: illegally should not be illegal. Let's go to the calls.
Speaker 1: But Dana Bash is going to tape an interview from
Speaker 1: CNN sometime tomorrow and then replay it at nine o'clock
Speaker 1: tomorrow night. I'm wondering if the word salats will be
Speaker 1: cut out. And of course CNN, to their credit, wanted
Speaker 1: to have a one hour interview with Kamala Harris in
Speaker 1: a thirty minute interview with Tim Walls and the Camp.
Speaker 1: Payne turned it down, saying she needs her emotional support
Speaker 1: animal with her, she needs her custodian, she needs her chaperone.
Speaker 1: She can't do it alone. She needs Tim Waltz at
Speaker 1: her side. Are you kidding me? As a woman, you
Speaker 1: must show forthright dedication to the issue. I could not
Speaker 1: have imagined that Hillary Clinton in twenty sixteen would have
Speaker 1: demanded that Tim Kaine sit with her for an interview.
Speaker 1: I don't think. So let's go to the calls. Number
Speaker 1: to call is five one, three, seven four nine, seven thousand,
Speaker 1: and we have several calls. We have two lines available.
Speaker 1: Let's get to the calls, and Don and Mount Washington
Speaker 1: don give me a full report than John and Dayton.
Speaker 1: Don go ahead, Gon, Hey, Willie two things.
Speaker 15: First of all, I think that this was all planned
Speaker 15: by Obama and Pelosi from the beginning about knowing that
Speaker 15: Tamala Harris could not win a primary to run for president.
Speaker 15: So they just, you know, just used Biden to get
Speaker 15: them close enough so that they could force him out
Speaker 15: and then she would have to be the one the
Speaker 15: candidate to run. And I think as a way of
Speaker 15: getting back what Biden should do after the election his
Speaker 15: pardon Trump for all the things that he's being charged
Speaker 15: with as a way of just giving the Pelosi and
Speaker 15: Obama the middle.
Speaker 1: Finger right back. And they also he's going to pardon
Speaker 1: his son Hunter at some point, and so part of
Speaker 1: the package. I like what you said, because on June
Speaker 1: twenty seventh, that was the debate. There's never been an
Speaker 1: earlier debate than that one. You don't have a debate
Speaker 1: until the til the nominee is known, and so the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party pushed out an early debate, knowing from their
Speaker 1: practice sessions that Joe Biden would be terrible, terrible in
Speaker 1: the debate and that would cause there to be an
Speaker 1: outcry from Democrats get rid of Joe Biden. And then
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris there she was too weak to win any
Speaker 1: Democratic primary, and she was too weak from keeping the
Speaker 1: left practically giving and everything they wanted. So they wanted
Speaker 1: her to run because she would be a Putts, she'd
Speaker 1: be easily manipulated. But they couldn't put her out there
Speaker 1: against Gavin Newsom or Governor Whitmer or some of the
Speaker 1: other strong candidates. So they conjured up a scheme to
Speaker 1: get Biden out of office and put Kamala Harris in
Speaker 1: without anyone voting for her. And isn't that a threat
Speaker 1: to democracy?
Speaker 15: Absolutely? I think I think Biden was just a paw
Speaker 15: and he didn't know he was being used. I think
Speaker 15: he really thought that they were behind him.
Speaker 6: And I mean, it's just it's just a.
Speaker 1: Sad way, you know.
Speaker 15: And I'm not I don't like anybody to bed, not
Speaker 15: the president. I don't care if it's somebody support or not.
Speaker 15: I don't think it's appropriate. Like when de Niro said
Speaker 15: f Trump, I don't think it. I would have been
Speaker 15: just upset if he said that Biden. But to take
Speaker 15: this guy and use him like they did and then
Speaker 15: throw him away like garbage, I mean, it's just it's
Speaker 15: just as that's the way they are. That's the way
Speaker 15: the Democratic Party has been with don answer.
Speaker 1: We sit here this August the twenty eighth. We need
Speaker 1: a president right now. The world is on fire, all
Speaker 1: hell's breaking loose everywhere. Where's Joe Biden.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean, I agree. I don't know how he
Speaker 15: got elected in the first place. But uh, it's whoever's
Speaker 15: been running the government for the last three years is
Speaker 15: still running.
Speaker 1: It now and they're gonna keep it. And if she
Speaker 1: gets elected, they're gonna keep running that. It's Ron Clane,
Speaker 1: it's Susan Rice, it's those forces around Joe Biden who
Speaker 1: they inform him what to do instead of the other
Speaker 1: way around. And if Kamala Harris's win, the left wing
Speaker 1: of the Democratic Party, of the nameless bureaucrats, will continue
Speaker 1: to run everything. Let's continue now with John and Dayton
Speaker 1: and seven four nine, seven thousand, we have two lines open,
Speaker 1: John and Dayton, give me a full report.
Speaker 14: Yeah, Willie, I was just thinking it's supposed to be
Speaker 14: Trump's policies against the Democrats, would they were they more
Speaker 14: or less say in their personalities? And I'm just wondering,
Speaker 14: you know, during the debate, when Trump and Kamala get
Speaker 14: on stage, what would happen If Trump would say something,
Speaker 14: Kamala would just start breaking down and cry what would happen?
Speaker 1: So well, she his her support animal with her Tim
Speaker 1: Walls the chaperone. He'll be there to jump in and
Speaker 1: complete the answer.
Speaker 14: You know, the last thing I'm talking about the one
Speaker 14: on one debate, I'm not talking.
Speaker 1: About one on one. Well, in that case, we got
Speaker 1: a problem, goes Kamala Harrison, and what would happen? Well,
Speaker 1: I can recall a debate between Mike Pence and Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris that was the VP debate in twenty twenty, and
Speaker 1: when she was speaking, there was a time when Mike
Speaker 1: Pence kind of interrupted her and she put her fist
Speaker 1: down on the podium and said, I'm speaking now, it's
Speaker 1: my turn, and Pence shut down. And so I don't
Speaker 1: She's going to play the weak female card as much
Speaker 1: as possible against don Donald Trump. It's going to be
Speaker 1: and Trump the muted microphones, so possibly Trump will not interrupt,
Speaker 1: which gives her the opportunity to play the feminist card.
Speaker 1: And and uh, I you know, Dana Bash, if she's
Speaker 1: a journalist Tomorrow Night, John, she had to have all
Speaker 1: the cuts of Kamala Harris on the wide open borders
Speaker 1: and the sanctuary cities and reparations and price controls and
Speaker 1: no cash bond and EVY mandates and stopping energy production
Speaker 1: and UH private insurance elimination and the border walls. Kama,
Speaker 1: miss Harris, can you explain? And then according to her campaign,
Speaker 1: she's now saying build that wall. She's now saying drill, baby,
Speaker 1: drill according to her campaign, not according to her.
Speaker 3: And so.
Speaker 14: You know she's going to say all that in order
Speaker 14: to get elected. Absolute democratic way.
Speaker 1: And that's why liberal Democrats aren't complaining about this metamorphosis
Speaker 1: because wink wink, nod, nod. They know who she is.
Speaker 1: And she's sixty years old, been in public life for
Speaker 1: about thirty five years since she took up with Willie Brown,
Speaker 1: and she's been These are well developed positions of hers.
Speaker 1: They're not going to change if she was thirty five
Speaker 1: or forty and she changes her position, okay, But if
Speaker 1: you held the same position for thirty five years and
Speaker 1: you have to switch to get elected, I hope the
Speaker 1: American people see through it. I've had many of my
Speaker 1: buddies John say to me, do you think there's more
Speaker 1: of them than us? More people willing to be manipulated
Speaker 1: by the media and listen to the media instead of
Speaker 1: listening to their own heart. Do you think this is
Speaker 1: a watershed moment in American electoral politics?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 6: Amazing, it is.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you for your call. Let's continue. Now we
Speaker 1: have Mike on a cell phone, and then many others
Speaker 1: and Mike on a cell phone. Mike, give me a
Speaker 1: full report.
Speaker 15: Well willing, here's my problem with this AaB bram. You
Speaker 15: know she wants to aboard babies at full term. You
Speaker 15: know what, what person in their right in mind ever
Speaker 15: wants to kill a baby at full term? I mean,
Speaker 15: I just I don't get it, Willie.
Speaker 1: And there's about eight thousand third trimester late term abortions.
Speaker 1: There are many times a mother or woman, by the way,
Speaker 1: women have babies and not men. There's many times that
Speaker 1: a woman at the end gets very emotional, frightened, scared.
Speaker 1: And I know I would if I had something like
Speaker 1: that inside me growing and it was gonna pop, I'd
Speaker 1: be frightened scared too. But I'm not a woman. But
Speaker 1: they're about eight thousand times a year late in pregnancy
Speaker 1: where a healthy woman wants to abort a healthy baby
Speaker 1: eight thousand times. Now, that may not seem like a
Speaker 1: lot compared to one point one million abortions every year,
Speaker 1: but eight thousand deaths, eight thousand babies being decapitated and
Speaker 1: sucked out of the womb because a healthy mother says
Speaker 1: I don't want to have this baby. Isn't that serious?
Speaker 5: It's very serious?
Speaker 15: Will I mean, I just what mentality? Of course, I'm
Speaker 15: not a woman neither, you know. I just I don't
Speaker 15: get her mentality that things that's okay to do something
Speaker 15: like yet I really don't.
Speaker 1: And you know, one other thing, I'm glad you brought
Speaker 1: this up, Mike, that Roe versus Wade had a three
Speaker 1: trimester test on getting an abortion, and the first trimester,
Speaker 1: like the first thirteen fourteen weeks, the states could have
Speaker 1: no regulation, so it gave a woman thirteen to fourteen weeks.
Speaker 1: Then the second trimester there's a balancing of interest between
Speaker 1: the health of the baby and whether or not the
Speaker 1: reason for the abortion makes some sense, and so that
Speaker 1: and then the third trimester was that when the baby
Speaker 1: was viable and healthy. Look at sonograms. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: in nineteen seventy two there were sonograms. I don't think
Speaker 1: so and you can look at a baby, say that's
Speaker 1: a baby right there. And so states it's like, Ohio,
Speaker 1: we passed no restrictions on abortion through birth, which is
Speaker 1: far to the left of Roe versus weight, and most
Speaker 1: Americans don't understand that. And so the only issue of
Speaker 1: ballot an issue one last and last election was abortion
Speaker 1: should be should be legal? Now what kind of abortion?
Speaker 1: At what point in the pregnancy are you protecting unborn
Speaker 1: human life or not? That was irrelevant and fifty seven percent,
Speaker 1: fifty seven percent of Ohioans said abortion through birth is okay.
Speaker 1: And that was a shock to me.
Speaker 15: Well, it's the sad state that we live in this
Speaker 15: these days.
Speaker 1: So oh, thank you, thank you for your call. Let's
Speaker 1: go to Lisa in Fairfield, the home of the Indians.
Speaker 1: Lisa in Fairfield, the new home of Jay Phillips, the
Speaker 1: superintendent of Deer Park Schools going to Fairfield to be
Speaker 1: the treasurer. Give me a full report, Lisa. What's going on?
Speaker 4: Willie?
Speaker 16: I am kind of like a woman, and I don't
Speaker 16: I think that Kamala can use her feminine wows or say, oh,
Speaker 16: Donald can't talk to me like that because I'm a woman.
Speaker 16: If you're going to be in this game, and you're
Speaker 16: going to be in this position, you have to show
Speaker 16: you are a strong demand.
Speaker 11: What are you going to do?
Speaker 16: Are you going to cry if some foreign leader yelled
Speaker 16: at you, you know, the.
Speaker 4: Leader of Iran threatens you, You're going to sit there
Speaker 4: and cry.
Speaker 16: No, if you're going to be a woman and being
Speaker 16: a physician, gets to be as strong as a man.
Speaker 1: I think women are stronger than men, and I know
Speaker 1: many strong women that would recoil at the idea of
Speaker 1: having a man next to them so that they can
Speaker 1: answer a question with a man. Most women I know
Speaker 1: are stronger than the husbands that they lead. And to me,
Speaker 1: when you play into a stereotype, that's a problem. So
Speaker 1: if a woman, for the first time ever may elect
Speaker 1: a woman to the presidency, that woman's got to demonstrate
Speaker 1: and not play into a stereotype. Then I'm weak and
Speaker 1: mindless and I'll need a man to tell me what
Speaker 1: to do.
Speaker 4: And she's exactly.
Speaker 2: You have to be equal.
Speaker 16: You are equal to any It doesn't matter whether you're
Speaker 16: a woman or a man. It depends on the person
Speaker 16: that you are. And honestly, I am embarrassed that she
Speaker 16: made go down in history as our first woman president.
Speaker 16: It's got enough that she was the first woman PP,
Speaker 16: but for her to be the first woman's president would
Speaker 16: just be a same on us.
Speaker 4: I think, well at least deserving of it.
Speaker 1: And we're told by axios dot com that CNN requested
Speaker 1: all of them requested the interview, David Muir, Lester Holt,
Speaker 1: they all wanted the interview sixteen Minutes and New York
Speaker 1: Times and CNN said, we'd like to do the interview
Speaker 1: and then and they said okay, and they said, what
Speaker 1: are the parameters you want? And they said, well, we
Speaker 1: want both of them together. And CNN said, well, we
Speaker 1: would prefer that we have an hour with Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: and then a half an hour with uh with Tim Waltz,
Speaker 1: that's want an hour. Later it came back, no, that's
Speaker 1: unacceptable to do this interview. You must accept to have
Speaker 1: them both together, sitting next to each other in front
Speaker 1: of Dana Bash. And secondly, it can't be live. It's
Speaker 1: got to be taped and then run later.
Speaker 4: So seeing up because.
Speaker 16: They're afraid shall mess up. She'll say something or walk
Speaker 16: be able to answer it, and he'll step in and smooth.
Speaker 4: It over and that's not acceptable.
Speaker 16: She has to prove that she's worthy of the office.
Speaker 16: She can't be handed it because she fits, you know,
Speaker 16: the narrative that they want, that she's black or a
Speaker 16: minority or a woman. That's I don't want the first
Speaker 16: woman president to be someone like her who is not
Speaker 16: deserving of it.
Speaker 4: I want it to be someone who has earned it.
Speaker 1: Lisa, when she's sitting at the resolute desk, if she wins,
Speaker 1: which I think would be a disaster, and the call
Speaker 1: comes in from Putin or from Shijiao Ping Komaney, when
Speaker 1: she has to talk to Kim John Unn, she can't
Speaker 1: have some guy sitting there passing her answers to the questions.
Speaker 4: You can't do that exactly.
Speaker 16: She has to make these decisions on her own. And
Speaker 16: it's Afghanistan. You know, if she pushed Biden into doing Afghanistan,
Speaker 16: if that's any example of her foreign policy and how
Speaker 16: she's going to react, we definitely don't need anything like that.
Speaker 1: Well, she said she was the last person in the
Speaker 1: room exactly, and she said she supported the Afghan situation.
Speaker 1: This was after this was like a month after the disaster.
Speaker 1: Out of it, she said, I'm proud of the thirteen
Speaker 1: men and women that were slaughtered, the hundreds of soldiers
Speaker 1: that were hurt, and the fact that we have destroyed
Speaker 1: We've destroyed America. I'm proud about that. Well, Lisa, you're
Speaker 1: like a woman type person and thank you for that perspective.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Willie.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Lisa from Fairfield, the home of the
Speaker 1: Indians and the new home at Jay Phillips, the superintendent
Speaker 1: of schools a deer Park is going to Fairfield, which
Speaker 1: is our loss in their game. Jay Phillips is a
Speaker 1: great American. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred w Automio.
Speaker 6: What's wrong.
Speaker 3: That?
Speaker 5: What you would.
Speaker 11: Crap?
Speaker 6: Are you seriously?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 11: Hello, by, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 10: God.
Speaker 1: This is a cute three year old. My daddy called
Speaker 1: me a Democrats?
Speaker 8: This at is this at Rocky Boyman's house?
Speaker 12: Yes, hit this again, Dave, hit this again the pebbles,
Speaker 12: get into it again, get into.
Speaker 1: My Danny called me a democrats. Danny he did what
Speaker 1: what segment? What don't we call John Barrett?
Speaker 14: That?
Speaker 5: What you would.
Speaker 8: Crap?
Speaker 6: Are a serious?
Speaker 12: I didn't know we had hit microphones inside of Rocky
Speaker 12: Boymans Rocky Boyman's house.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to say. But let's call John Barrett.
Speaker 3: Why not.
Speaker 1: Let's see what he's doing, the king of them all.
Speaker 1: He's gonna uh set off Southern Chris Collins, the fireworks.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be unbelieved. Le's see if we can catch him.
Speaker 1: I don't know where he is. Where do you think
Speaker 1: he is? Probably get some board, meeting somewhere. I'll be
Speaker 1: buying half a downtown buying, playing tennis riverfront. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: I hit the number. Let's see what happens here. Still waiting,
Speaker 1: might be might be uh, might be busy executive lunch,
Speaker 1: might be busy getting ready. Maybe oh there, let's see
Speaker 1: John Barrett.
Speaker 5: How are you, Willie?
Speaker 1: I had a report from Gotham City that you were
Speaker 1: in the cash cab and that you mentioned five questions.
Speaker 8: So far are we are we your mobile? Shout out?
Speaker 8: What's the question for you to win big money?
Speaker 5: Okay, I just rove by Sart give me the address.
Speaker 1: I'd say, fen eleven Fifth Avenue.
Speaker 5: Nope.
Speaker 1: Now you're in the cash cab in New York City.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 5: It's unbelievable. I mean, we're raising Kane up here.
Speaker 1: Raising kine. I'm not sure you can do that legally,
Speaker 1: but that's a different issue. Now tell me about the fire.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna ask you a question about the drones. I'm
Speaker 1: watching you with Paula Tody the other night and you're
Speaker 1: talking about the drones. Segment has a bad image of
Speaker 1: drones because of Iran. These are not weaponized drones, is
Speaker 1: that correct? Like fire, Explain, explain what you're doing.
Speaker 5: Okay, this is for Bill and Dennis's ears. Okay, Bill, Yes,
Speaker 5: he's drones. One of one of them is live. The
Speaker 5: rest of them are unarmed. The one going going for
Speaker 5: your tent, you know wherever the wv WB in tent is.
Speaker 5: We're gonna hit that thing hard.
Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, you're on the air. I should
Speaker 1: tell you that you're on their on the air, so
Speaker 1: you get there's one live drone that's gonna head toward
Speaker 1: d J Hodge. What the and Scott reinhard. Well, it's
Speaker 1: only one, so that's that's not bad.
Speaker 8: But the any jobs downtown like.
Speaker 5: It doesn't like white goats. That's just go for DJ's
Speaker 5: white to.
Speaker 1: Go teas white go to go for it. But I'll
Speaker 1: tell you what this is. The forty eighth year, and
Speaker 1: we have a I would think a few more. I'm
Speaker 1: getting reports that this will be great as always, But
Speaker 1: you're looking forward toward the fiftieth anniversary of the WBN
Speaker 1: Fireworks in which the whole city Newport and Comington may
Speaker 1: both explode. Can you explain what's planning? What's planned to
Speaker 1: end our hope?
Speaker 5: Our hope, Willie, is that the fiftieth Fireworks show is
Speaker 5: the biggest invest anywhere in the United States and maybe
Speaker 5: even bearer with that. So we got two years to
Speaker 5: work on it. Well, we will go to start work
Speaker 5: on it after this one's over, because it'll take some choreography,
Speaker 5: it'll take some moo lah, it'll take some creativity.
Speaker 1: Well, you got two of those three issues resolved, so
Speaker 1: we'll see. Well, what's the music soundtrack? I mean, the
Speaker 1: music is a big deal.
Speaker 5: This will be the night, This will be the nineteen nineties,
Speaker 5: this coming year, this coming year, and you know Nirvana,
Speaker 5: bands like that. There's a great music time. Yeah, if
Speaker 5: you're if you were like in your twenties, then it
Speaker 5: was like the best, right, absolutely, and everybody loves the
Speaker 5: music in their teens and twenties of us get my
Speaker 5: gut is everybody who will find something to like.
Speaker 1: May I asked this question, why do you do it?
Speaker 1: Because you don't have to do this. You sponsor the races,
Speaker 1: you sponsor the tennis, you sponsor so much stuff.
Speaker 5: Why do this? This is okay, this is since a tradition.
Speaker 5: It would possibly have, you know, stopped happening. It's the
Speaker 5: forty eighth year. People love it. Half to me and
Speaker 5: people see alive. We get like a thirty seven market
Speaker 5: share on TV, which is unheard of. It's just everyone
Speaker 5: loves it and everyone has good memories from it. One
Speaker 5: of the things we want to do is a company
Speaker 5: is create a city that everybody wants to be and
Speaker 5: that makes it much easier to recruit to and retain in.
Speaker 5: Those are the two big things, and I think to
Speaker 5: saying is different that way, and that's why it should be.
Speaker 1: John Barrett, many American cities are having difficulties, are collapsing.
Speaker 1: When you speak to the political leadership, you speak to
Speaker 1: the CBC, what are the two or three issues that
Speaker 1: Cincinnati as a government and Hamiley County as a government
Speaker 1: must continue to do to keep the Procter and gambles,
Speaker 1: to keep the John Barrett's in the Western and Southern
Speaker 1: and to keep fit you have.
Speaker 5: To you have to have a safe place. I was
Speaker 5: talking to a guy who bought the Macy's building and
Speaker 5: the Crew Tower, and I said, what caused you to
Speaker 5: spend the kind of money are on those two buildings?
Speaker 5: And he said, because you get it. He was referring
Speaker 5: to my cogs, Western, Southern Downtown's food, fun and the
Speaker 5: feeling of safety. You've got all three and that's where
Speaker 5: we have to We have to continue to have all three.
Speaker 5: And the safety piece is huge, no.
Speaker 1: Question about that, the safety piece. And also what about taxes.
Speaker 1: What about the idea of increasing municipal taxes.
Speaker 5: And you got to ask yourself what's the money going to?
Speaker 5: Not everybody agrees with the uses. So I think we've
Speaker 5: got to do a better job of managing our assets.
Speaker 5: We've got some things like the water situation whatnot where
Speaker 5: we can create some main time and we have to.
Speaker 5: And you're going to get some money off of the
Speaker 5: railroad money that can pay for some of the infrastructure stuff.
Speaker 5: There's things we've just got to sit down, and you know,
Speaker 5: people need to get together of opposite legal persuasions. What
Speaker 5: can we do for the best of everybody.
Speaker 1: How's amp to a pure of all and then present
Speaker 1: city council to deal with?
Speaker 5: Are they okay, haven't had any issues and I'm not
Speaker 5: going to work because I don't want any So far,
Speaker 5: so good.
Speaker 1: Yes, Where would you be? For the fireworks itself? The
Speaker 1: segment thought he might be tethered with some ropes and
Speaker 1: be floating over the Ohio River like Ghostbusters? Where would
Speaker 1: you be?
Speaker 5: We thought? We thought you and kid Chris should be
Speaker 5: up on top of the Purple People Bridge. Yeah, army
Speaker 5: helmets on there you go, Maybe some on your ears.
Speaker 1: With cos make sure Collins worn't there. He gets that's well,
Speaker 1: that's true, you're right, Swan Dogars.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean I'm thinking the fiftieth anniversary. You know,
Speaker 1: I don't like I don't like people that much. I
Speaker 1: don't like lights, and I don't like loud music. Other
Speaker 1: than that, I'm good. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Well, there's a rumor that you used to have a
Speaker 5: room in your basement painted totally black. You can get
Speaker 5: away from everybody.
Speaker 1: I don't like?
Speaker 5: True?
Speaker 8: What roomor you're talking about? Truth?
Speaker 1: John Barrett? Thanks may.
Speaker 5: Talk about that?
Speaker 1: Good luck with cash cab and if you need a lifeline,
Speaker 1: give us a call. They're trying to get a few
Speaker 1: extra bucks there. Somebody Segments sit in cash cab, John Barrett,
Speaker 1: the guy lost twenty eight hundred dollars.
Speaker 12: Don't take the If you get big money, John, don't
Speaker 12: take the video. Don't take the video thing at the end.
Speaker 12: You'll lose it all double or nothing. Don't do it right.
Speaker 12: I will do it okay, John Barrett. Good luck to
Speaker 12: You're a great American. Thank you, John Segment. How about
Speaker 12: that John Barrett's in a cash cab somewhere in New
Speaker 12: York City.
Speaker 1: Unbelievunbelievable.
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Speaker 1: Dan Carroll is here because of AFRO. Man is that correct?
Speaker 6: And I gave him the hotline number? Is he called
Speaker 6: in yet?
Speaker 1: John Barrett was just on it.
Speaker 6: Oh, I didn't take it and he couldn't call in.
Speaker 1: Had a choice of John Barrett or AFRO man. Now
Speaker 1: there are two individuals not on the same page.
Speaker 14: Do you know.
Speaker 6: Do you know what his beef is with the sheriff
Speaker 6: out there in Adams County.
Speaker 1: I think it's about poundcake or something.
Speaker 13: Well, they came in, they had a warrant to search
Speaker 13: his place, and they came in. They broke down the
Speaker 13: gate that he's got in front of his property. They
Speaker 13: broke down, they broke down the door to get in
Speaker 13: his kitchen, and they had a warrant and it said
Speaker 13: something about there might be a kidnapping victim there, there
Speaker 13: might be drugs on the property, all this stuff.
Speaker 6: And then he said all they had to do was
Speaker 6: knock on the door. I would have let him in.
Speaker 6: And so he's got surveillance cameras all around his house.
Speaker 1: He's seeing the ninja warriors.
Speaker 13: So after this happened, he wrote this song and another one,
Speaker 13: and he used the video from these guys bumping around
Speaker 13: his house destroying his property. And then these deputies from
Speaker 13: Outas County.
Speaker 1: Darren hit it Afroman.
Speaker 3: Help me repair my door?
Speaker 11: Did you find what you look?
Speaker 1: A good voice too?
Speaker 7: Hell?
Speaker 11: You help me?
Speaker 3: Reaper game end?
Speaker 13: And then the depheny sued him because he used a
Speaker 13: surveillance video from his own house in his song, saying
Speaker 13: they're using a minute, they're using these deputies said, they're
Speaker 13: using his their images without their permission in his music.
Speaker 6: By the Sarah Stephane are using the video from him
Speaker 6: from his own his own surveillance.
Speaker 1: He's not making money off this, is he?
Speaker 14: He?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 11: Come on? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Well yeah, he's a commercial artist.
Speaker 8: What's the matter with you? You ignorant?
Speaker 6: That's what he does for a hit the music.
Speaker 10: The warrants said, narcotics and kidnapping.
Speaker 11: There you go, narcotics.
Speaker 10: The warrant said, narcotics and kidnapping.
Speaker 4: Are you kidding?
Speaker 6: You can't make my money wrapping. But I've had him
Speaker 6: on the show a cople let's sayctic.
Speaker 1: I told him to call you John Barrett, was taking
Speaker 1: John Barrett one of the other.
Speaker 6: The cash cabin he's in again. You can't do much
Speaker 6: better than that.
Speaker 1: Trying to pay for the fireworks and it was in
Speaker 1: the cash cabin. How about this himpos and elephants killed
Speaker 1: in Namibia for their meat. They're killing the elephants and
Speaker 1: the hippos in Africa. Speaking of hippos, segment, give me
Speaker 1: some sports, Willy, let's see what's going on here?
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Speaker 12: Let's see at the beginning of practice, Jamar Chase not there?
Speaker 12: What he walked in thirteen minutes late, not in uniform,
Speaker 12: in street clothes, one day after Tay coach Zach Taylor
Speaker 12: said he would be a full go this week in practice,
Speaker 12: he just kind of wallzed in off the street.
Speaker 1: Now are we looking good?
Speaker 10: Boy?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 8: And also.
Speaker 12: Joe Burrow, what he's hurt? No, No, he's worrying his
Speaker 12: actual game jersey and practice. There's something going on there too.
Speaker 12: He's thinking that maybe the season starts tomorrow or something.
Speaker 1: At the wrong date. Then, I don't know. He doesn't
Speaker 1: belong in the cash cam. He's got plenty of he
Speaker 1: can ye, John Barrett or Afroman?
Speaker 8: True?
Speaker 1: Who's richer? Afroman or John Barrett or Joe Burrow?
Speaker 15: Dan?
Speaker 1: What do you think?
Speaker 6: Oh, that's a toss up.
Speaker 12: That's I think it's out one A and one B John,
Speaker 12: John Barrett and Joe Burrow. Afroman's been out there for
Speaker 12: a long time, made a lot of money, a lot
Speaker 12: of money.
Speaker 1: He's a he's a rapper.
Speaker 13: Is that he's a rapper. He's been he's been putting
Speaker 13: stuff out there for years now. Never heard of him,
Speaker 13: not until this thing started with the with the Sheriff. Now,
Speaker 13: I never heard of Afroman. Say you ever heard of Afroman?
Speaker 8: Not until the Adams.
Speaker 6: Some of it is more popular tunes we could not
Speaker 6: play on the air.
Speaker 1: And I would say that I don't see Dan Carroll
Speaker 1: and afro Man running in the same circles here and
Speaker 1: here's the big one.
Speaker 5: Here we go.
Speaker 1: Sure you can play this. It's a big song here,
Speaker 1: they're all big. Go to an Afroman concert he has?
Speaker 11: Sure does?
Speaker 6: People go absolutely? Places are packed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I'm ignorant. I gotta meet this guy. He's
Speaker 1: a guy I would think so. Thank you, Anne say
Speaker 1: in America, give me out of the students. You're bored.
Speaker 1: We got afro Man and Dan Carroll together as one.
Speaker 12: And Jason Williams coming up. The Pride of Marshall doesn't
Speaker 12: get any better now on.
Speaker 6: The way with here at four or five today I
Speaker 6: got to hang out with Jason Williams today.
Speaker 1: Not bad.
Speaker 6: He does the Eddie and Rocky show more than any
Speaker 6: Rocky do their show.
Speaker 1: Is he like Afferman too? Jason and Afreman run in
Speaker 1: the same circles, can't say segment, give me out of
Speaker 1: the Student's Report? Please?
Speaker 8: Will you?
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Speaker 8: We leave you with the immortal words of the stood Report.
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you, good welcome, Carol, thank you, thank you, segment,
Speaker 1: thank you, Yes, Sir John Barrett and the Cash Cab,
Speaker 1: thank you. News Radio seven hundred WLW