Speaker 1: My Billy cunning in the Great America. Welcome to Larius. Wednesday
Speaker 1: afternoon in the Tri State. Whether it's turned a bit
Speaker 1: hopefully the cold zephyrs of winter have now passed and
Speaker 1: we're on the maybe fifty degree temperatures this weekend. But
Speaker 1: until then, one of the most fascinating criminal stories was
Speaker 1: the matter of Joshua Baker who was found underneath the bridge.
Speaker 1: Talking about underneath the bridge, hiding at night on this
Speaker 1: ninety five mile prior getaway out of Kentucky into the
Speaker 1: Prince Spence Bridge, causing accents, etc. And joining you and
Speaker 1: on als, Rob Sanders, Rob Sanders, Welcome to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. First of all, tell us a little bit
Speaker 1: of the history of Rob Joshua. Then we'll talk about
Speaker 1: what he did the other day which calls chaos in
Speaker 1: the Tri State.
Speaker 2: Well, Joshua Baker has been no stranger to the court
Speaker 2: system and the come all at the Kentucky He's got
Speaker 2: prior convictions dating back villain convictions dating back over twenty
Speaker 2: years or about twenty years. He's been convicted of everything
Speaker 2: from drug trafficking to burglary's, theft of identity, you name it.
Speaker 2: Willie he's been convicted of it. He's even had cases
Speaker 2: where he's gone to trial and been found not guilty.
Speaker 2: But nevertheless, he still managed to rack up a long
Speaker 2: list of felony convictions. Even with the one case that
Speaker 2: he managed to win that wasn't in this county, he
Speaker 2: was in a different one. But nevertheless, he hasn't limited
Speaker 2: his criminal conduct to only Kenton County. He's stretched it
Speaker 2: all over in northern Kentucky. From what I understand, he's
Speaker 2: now living in Cincinnati. Makes a lot of sense. That's
Speaker 2: probably where the criminals go to hide out, hang out,
Speaker 2: live with other criminals. But nevertheless, I digress. On the
Speaker 2: twenty seventh, which would have been two days ago. Now,
Speaker 2: he was being sought after by the Covington Police Department
Speaker 2: as they investigated a home invasion, burglary, and robbery that
Speaker 2: had occurred about a week ago in Covington. They got
Speaker 2: information that he was driving a car northbound on I
Speaker 2: seventy five, performed a traffic stop near the two seventy
Speaker 2: five overpass in erl Anger, and initially mister Baker stopped
Speaker 2: the vehicle, but then when he saw how many Covington
Speaker 2: police cruisers were behind him, he changed his mind. I
Speaker 2: was going to say thought better of it, but he
Speaker 2: really didn't think better of it. Will he he just
Speaker 2: changed his mind, made a bad decision to take off
Speaker 2: and run from four Covington police cruisers down through Kenton County,
Speaker 2: all the way through Billy Hills, Fort Mitchell, Fort Wright
Speaker 2: Park Hills down into Covington. Eventually got onto the bren
Speaker 2: Spence Bridge where he crashed out, took out a number
Speaker 2: of other vehicles. After he did that, he jumped out
Speaker 2: of his car tried to carjack one of the people
Speaker 2: that he had crashed into. When that didn't work because
Speaker 2: the young lady locked her car doors, he took off
Speaker 2: running from the Covington police and as he may have
Speaker 2: seen on some local TV channel websites, they have video
Speaker 2: of it. He jumped right over the side of the
Speaker 2: bridge and got to be the luckiest criminal I know
Speaker 2: because he managed to land on the understructure of the
Speaker 2: bridge and not in the Ohio River. Really incredibly, I
Speaker 2: don't know if it's crazy or stupid or a little
Speaker 2: bit of both, Willy, but this jump that he made
Speaker 2: certainly made me gasp when I saw the holy count
Speaker 2: This guy is insane. If he is doing something this stupid.
Speaker 2: It's a wonder he's not dead. But nevertheless, he crawled
Speaker 2: into the undercarriage of the bridge, didn't stay right over
Speaker 2: by the side, got pretty much in the middle of
Speaker 2: the roadway, but underneath it, and got himself wedged in
Speaker 2: an I being there, and then couldn't get himself back out,
Speaker 2: so he got stuck. And it took some incredibly brave,
Speaker 2: heroic work of two Covington police officers Chris Hobner and
Speaker 2: Josh Jenny, and one Covington fire Captain Kyle Simpson to
Speaker 2: get up under the bridge and managed to get out there.
Speaker 2: There's a little tiny walkway underneath that bridge, Willie. I
Speaker 2: would never get on it. It's so tiny, I'm not
Speaker 2: even sure it would hold me up. But these guys
Speaker 2: are a lot skinnier than I am. So they got
Speaker 2: up there and got mister Baker unstuck from the ibeam
Speaker 2: got him up on the catwalk they were on and
Speaker 2: managed to bring him back and place him in the
Speaker 2: cuss that he put him under arrest, and now he's
Speaker 2: going to be living at our Kenton County Detention Center
Speaker 2: for a good long time. And we're happy to have
Speaker 2: him behind bars where he needs to be and not
Speaker 2: out on the streets causing any more chaos.
Speaker 1: The thing about Joshua Baker, he's only thirty eight years old,
Speaker 1: and he had four outstanding warrens for his arrest at
Speaker 1: the time he did this. And I think the courage
Speaker 1: of those two Covington cops. This is by the time
Speaker 1: the crashes took place around four to four thirty PM.
Speaker 1: By the time he was extracted a couple hours later,
Speaker 1: it was pitch dark, it was nighttime, it was cold,
Speaker 1: and these two young cops risked their lives to pry
Speaker 1: him out of eye beams. Is that right?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: They had to put themselves into I guess what you
Speaker 2: would call a climbing harness, like a mountain climber or
Speaker 2: a rock climber or something like that would where repel
Speaker 2: and they had to tie themselves to the railing and
Speaker 2: the little catwalk they were on to keep them, you know,
Speaker 2: any mitigate any danger of them falling off this bridge, Willie,
Speaker 2: And we know how deadly bridges around here can be.
Speaker 2: And tragically, Covington police officer Mike Parton died from a
Speaker 2: fall into the river over twenty years ago. Now not
Speaker 2: the same bridge he was off to Clayway Bailey, but
Speaker 2: we know how deadly that kind of a fall can be.
Speaker 2: And really it's some incredibly brave work by these two
Speaker 2: police officers and Covington fire captain because Joshua Baker was
Speaker 2: freezing up in that bridge. He had got himself stuck,
Speaker 2: the temperatures were dropping and by the time they got
Speaker 2: out there to him, he was shaking like a leaf,
Speaker 2: having trouble walking, him in trouble talking when they got
Speaker 2: him out because he had been up there freezing for
Speaker 2: so long. There's no doubt that these officers and this
Speaker 2: fire captain saved his life. Although some people said they
Speaker 2: should have just left him up there to freeze, but
Speaker 2: you know that would have been a lot less paperwork,
Speaker 2: and for me will but we can't have a frozen
Speaker 2: criminal up there in an ice cube underneath the bridge,
Speaker 2: just waiting for spring to thaw him out. So they
Speaker 2: saved his life, there is no doubt about it. We'll
Speaker 2: be happy to do the work and see the justice
Speaker 2: is done like we always do. But mister Baker, I
Speaker 2: don't think he's going to be seeing the light of
Speaker 2: day for quite some time.
Speaker 1: Well, when you were there at the scene. You arrived later,
Speaker 1: of course, and looked. Was it his intent? Do you
Speaker 1: think the jump into the river, which is really stupid
Speaker 1: because that would have killed him? Or secondly, was his
Speaker 1: intent to fall in that little catwalk? And then it's
Speaker 1: as if how are you going to how can you
Speaker 1: get away from this? Did jump in the river?
Speaker 2: He didn't jump onto the catwalk. He jumped onto one
Speaker 2: of the I beams. The catwalks down underneath the center
Speaker 2: of the roadway. You can't jump to the catwalk, you
Speaker 2: have to, I guess, climb to it across the I beams.
Speaker 2: But I think that if he had intended to jump
Speaker 2: in the river, even if he accidentally landed on an ibeam,
Speaker 2: he certainly could have hopped from the eyeb down into
Speaker 2: the river. It's probably a good seven story fall at
Speaker 2: that point. But no, I think that he intended to
Speaker 2: jump on this iebeam and do exactly what he did,
Speaker 2: crawl underneath the bridge and try and avoid police. I
Speaker 2: don't think he thought far enough ahead and realized that
Speaker 2: it doesn't take real long for the police to block
Speaker 2: both sides of the bridge, and once they do that,
Speaker 2: you're stuck. And then it just became a matter of
Speaker 2: flying up. The police drones that we've gotten is probably
Speaker 2: the best use of police drones I've seen since the
Speaker 2: advent of police drones. But they got drones from multiple
Speaker 2: different police agencies up there, earl Anger Police, Kenton County Police,
Speaker 2: Northern Kentucky Drugs Strike Force. They got thermal imaging cameras,
Speaker 2: and that's ultimately how they found him. They saw his
Speaker 2: heat pattern up there in the dark, stuck wedged underneath
Speaker 2: the bridge, and then they got some spotlights on him
Speaker 2: and lo and behold, there was Josh Baker sticking out
Speaker 2: of the eyebeam where he was where he had managed
Speaker 2: to wedge himself in and get stuck. But to tell
Speaker 2: you will, it was kind of nice. I didn't even
Speaker 2: have to go to the scene. These drones these days
Speaker 2: have a live feed on him, so I actually got
Speaker 2: to watch I'll go down from the comfort of my
Speaker 2: own office, where I wound up and staying a lot
Speaker 2: later than I had planned to because I was having
Speaker 2: so much entertainment watching this go down on my computer screen,
Speaker 2: but far from the Ohio River or the cold weather
Speaker 2: that all these officers and firefighters were stuck in trying
Speaker 2: to save Josh Baker.
Speaker 1: Well, what's he facing now? I would like to think
Speaker 1: he had four Warrens fiss arrest, is her curer, criminal,
Speaker 1: He's a drug dealer, a burglar, home invader, god knows
Speaker 1: what else, d ui fleeing and a looting. What's he
Speaker 1: looking at now? I would like to think he's going
Speaker 1: to die in prison.
Speaker 2: He's gonna be there a good long time, Willy. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: Kentucky law will mandate that he gets to be eligible
Speaker 2: for parole at some time. Now, whether or not he
Speaker 2: actually gets parole will see, but he'll be eligible for
Speaker 2: parole at some point depending on what sentence he ultimately gets.
Speaker 2: But if he is convicted as charged, he's looking at
Speaker 2: a minimum of a decade in prison before he's eligible
Speaker 2: for parole. He's facing carjacking charges, He's facing fleeing police charges.
Speaker 2: He's facing wanting endangerment charges. He almost ran over a
Speaker 2: homeless man begging for quarters on the side of one
Speaker 2: of the interstate exits. When he left the interstate and
Speaker 2: ran off the side of the road to go around traffic,
Speaker 2: almost ran over this homeless fellow that was begging for money.
Speaker 2: Got back on the interstate and kept heading towards Ohio.
Speaker 1: How are the motorists that he ran into? I know,
Speaker 1: I guess Joshua Baker had a girlfriend or a female
Speaker 1: companion who was a part of this deal. What kind
Speaker 1: of charges is she facing, if any.
Speaker 2: She I don't believe. First of the there was a
Speaker 2: female in the car with him. We have identified her.
Speaker 2: She is not facing charges related to this incident, Willie,
Speaker 2: but I believe that she is facing some charges related
Speaker 2: to that home invasion bird Wary that mister Baker was
Speaker 2: the suspect in as well as another individual. I don't
Speaker 2: know if she is in custody yet. I'm hopeful that
Speaker 2: she is, but I know that they were going to
Speaker 2: charge her related to that previous incident. Fortunately, the folks
Speaker 2: that mister Baker crashed into, I don't think we're seriously injured.
Speaker 2: They seem to be shaken up from what I could
Speaker 2: observe on the bodycam videos. But no serious injuries came
Speaker 2: out of that, just a whole lot of property damage.
Speaker 1: Just when you think you've heard something, you won't hear
Speaker 1: something like this again. I always reflect back to police
Speaker 1: officer Mike Parton and the way he died. He jumped
Speaker 1: over the bridge thinking that was something was there and
Speaker 1: he was chasing someone. And by the way, is that
Speaker 1: someone he chased? Whatever happened to that guy, Mike Parton.
Speaker 2: That was felled by the name I believe his name
Speaker 2: was Shaumte Robertson. He was convicted by then kam a
Speaker 2: Want attorney Don Burring of manslaughter in the second degree
Speaker 2: and served ten years in prison, not nearly what he deserved.
Speaker 2: Certainly wasn't an equal trade for Officer Parton's life, But
Speaker 2: that case was the impetus behind the felony fleeing charge
Speaker 2: that Joshua Baker now faces because we had wanton endangerment
Speaker 2: charges back then, but we really didn't have anything fit.
Speaker 2: It was kind of like trying to put a roundpeg
Speaker 2: through a square hole when it came to prosecuting mister Robertson.
Speaker 2: Is actually very brave New World type prosecution by Don
Speaker 2: Burning back in those days. But that is what prompted
Speaker 2: lawmakers to pass felny fleeing in Kentucky to make it
Speaker 2: a felony offense to flee from police, and then, unfortunately
Speaker 2: for mister Baker, they increased the punishments last year to
Speaker 2: make it a sea felony in one where you have
Speaker 2: to serve at least fifty percent of whatever sentence you
Speaker 2: get before you're eligible for parole. Mister Baker's because his
Speaker 2: felony convictions and his criminal record is anticipate going to
Speaker 2: be eligible for sentencing enhancement as a persistent felony offender.
Speaker 2: So that's going to double his possible punishment up to
Speaker 2: ten to twenty years in prison just for that felony
Speaker 2: fleeing offense. But that is one of the few, if
Speaker 2: not the only good thing to come out of Officer
Speaker 2: Parton's death is that new felony fleeing law in Kentucky.
Speaker 2: At least what was new back then. It's now twenty
Speaker 2: years old.
Speaker 1: Rob Sanders. On a completely different matter, Mitch McConnell, who
Speaker 1: has completely lost his way as the senior Senator from Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Kentucky voted about thirty one percent plus for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: It was like sixty five to thirty three something like
Speaker 1: that overwhelming vote for Donald Trump, and Mitch McConnell went
Speaker 1: up against Pete Hegseth and that nomination to be at
Speaker 1: Defense Secretary, and Mitch McConnell voted no on Pete Hegseth,
Speaker 1: one of three Republicans barely got through, and Mitch McConnell
Speaker 1: needs to be retired, he needs to go away. He
Speaker 1: didn't vote the way Kentucky wanted him to vote on
Speaker 1: Pete Hegseth, and he's done repeatedly. Now he's thrown a
Speaker 1: bunch of difficulties in the path of Mike. Senator John
Speaker 1: Thune of South Dakota. Have you given thought about running
Speaker 1: for that Senate seat in two years? Sanders for Kentucky,
Speaker 1: Colonel Rob Sanders for Kentucky. You would be a great
Speaker 1: US Senator to take the place of Mitch McConnell, who's
Speaker 1: completely lost his way.
Speaker 2: Willie, I don't know if I'll be running for it.
Speaker 2: You know, my gut tells me that Senator McConnell will
Speaker 2: not be running for it. I think that he has
Speaker 2: served a very long time in the United States Senate
Speaker 2: and at times had a very distinguished career. I don't
Speaker 2: think voting against Pete Hegseth was the highlight of his
Speaker 2: career by any stretch of the imagination. I know it's
Speaker 2: angered a lot of folks here in northern Kentucky, probably
Speaker 2: state wide, and rightfully so. Whether I run for it,
Speaker 2: I don't know, Willy. We'll just have to wait and see.
Speaker 2: That's still a long ways off. I just got myself
Speaker 2: reelected last year to another term as Commonwealth Attorney, and
Speaker 2: I'm quite happy where I am, so I'm not job
Speaker 2: shopping by any stretch of the imagination. But by the
Speaker 2: same token, you never say no. I always profess that
Speaker 2: you never say never, because you just have to wait
Speaker 2: and see which way the political wins are blowing when
Speaker 2: that campaign rolls around. He still got another couple of
Speaker 2: years left on his term. I anticipate that it'll be
Speaker 2: a very crowded race. I think you'll see some other
Speaker 2: very high profile names sniffing around that race, maybe jumping
Speaker 2: in that raced like Daniel Cameron, folks like that. I
Speaker 2: think there's a few other people from down around Lexington
Speaker 2: area that might be interested in it. But we never know, Willie.
Speaker 2: You know, we haven't had a Northern Kentucky senator in
Speaker 2: a long time, and it's Northern Kentucky can always use
Speaker 2: more representation, whether it's in Frankfurt or Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: And lately the Greater Cincinnati area has had a pretty
Speaker 2: strong show that comes to election.
Speaker 1: Pretty good run.
Speaker 2: I heard you talking about that yesterday, and I'm like, well,
Speaker 2: you know what willis Willi's onto something here. We got
Speaker 2: some momentum in the greater Cincinnati area, so you never know,
Speaker 2: it might be good to move that US senator residency
Speaker 2: just across the river. Since jd Vance has gone from
Speaker 2: senator to Vice president, we don't have any US Senators
Speaker 2: in greater Cincinnati. Maybe we need to change that, well
Speaker 2: do we will see.
Speaker 1: Heady going to run. And of course Jim Bonning was
Speaker 1: the last one, the great Phillies pitcher. He spent twelve
Speaker 1: to eighteen years in the Senate from northern Kentucky and
Speaker 1: that was pretty good. But right now, including the list
Speaker 1: I mentioned yesterday, viveg Ramaswami, he's going to run for governor.
Speaker 1: So we control the High Supreme Court, we control the
Speaker 1: Vice Presidency in a sense, the US Senate with the
Speaker 1: votes that we have. We have Mike Dwine, who's right
Speaker 1: up the street there in Green County. We have Sharon
Speaker 1: Kennedy from Butler County who has deep roots in Hamilton County.
Speaker 1: And throw on top of out all these other power brokers,
Speaker 1: and why not have Rob Sanders Sanders for Kentucky. You'd
Speaker 1: be impregnable, you'd be unbeatable. Have your colors white and
Speaker 1: red and a way you would go. And my motto
Speaker 1: when I ran for Madeira City Council was a chicken
Speaker 1: in every pot. You could have a fried chicken wing
Speaker 1: in every pot, and you would sweep to an easy
Speaker 1: victory in the state of Kentucky. And I want to
Speaker 1: help you get that done. I want you to become
Speaker 1: a US Senator.
Speaker 2: Well, I appreciate that, Willie. You know, just in case,
Speaker 2: a long time ago, I did reserve the website DOMAINO
Speaker 2: Sanders for Kentucky. Yes, in case that ever comes in handy.
Speaker 2: So we'll have to wait and see.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, good luck with the next Joshua Baker.
Speaker 1: This is an unbelievable story. And I I think of
Speaker 1: the status of I four seventy one, which is, you know,
Speaker 1: the big MacBridge that's down probably until March. I hope
Speaker 1: I Read's opening day. Throw on top of that, the
Speaker 1: closure of the Brent Spence Bridge for four hours is
Speaker 1: people trying to go back and forth. It was a
Speaker 1: total tim nightmare. But I'm glad it was resolved. And
Speaker 1: keep Joshua Baker locked up. He's a young man, thirty
Speaker 1: eight years old, and look what he's accomplished so far.
Speaker 1: And if I were you, I'd had a second thought, Well,
Speaker 1: I'll see you in the morning and see what you
Speaker 1: had in the morning. You had have a frozen corpse
Speaker 1: in the morning. But Joshua Baker, I'm glad these cops
Speaker 1: didn't hurt themselves trying to apprehend someone like Officer Mike
Speaker 1: Parton met his maker unexpectedly. But Rob Sanders for Kentucky
Speaker 1: once again, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Ron, Thanks Willie, and hey, I haven't forgot
Speaker 2: about our chiefs, Bills Beds. So anytime you want to
Speaker 2: go toast the tailor Swift and have ourselves an ice
Speaker 2: good dinner at Walt Stitching Post, you just let me know.
Speaker 1: I'll let you know. Tony Bender's hungry, he wants to eat,
Speaker 1: and so that call is coming. I'll give you a
Speaker 1: couple of dates. We'll do that and celebrate the Bills
Speaker 1: once again, the Bills and the Bengals zero and seven
Speaker 1: and the Super Bowls. So I'm not sure if it's
Speaker 1: better not to get there and to cry and feel
Speaker 1: bad or better, is it worse to get there and lose.
Speaker 1: The Bills have done it four times, the Bengals have
Speaker 1: not done it three. That's zero and seven. That's kind
Speaker 1: of a bad streak. So maybe the Bills won't have
Speaker 1: to lose in the Super Bowl this year.
Speaker 2: Well maybe that's the only bright side, I guess, so
Speaker 2: the Bills fans, Willie, But you know, I'm not a
Speaker 2: Chiefs fan by any stretch of the imagination. Maybe a
Speaker 2: little bit of a Bill that's swifty, but not a
Speaker 2: Chiefs fan. But I just know better than the bet
Speaker 2: against the evil empire that is the Kansas City Chiefs,
Speaker 2: the NFL and Taylor Swift. So I look forward to it.
Speaker 2: I'll watch for those dates, and in the meantime, Willie
Speaker 2: just shake.
Speaker 1: It off a chicken in every pot, shake it off.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, Rob Sanders, thank you. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more the best there is. Rob Sanders on News
Speaker 1: Radio seven hundred wul you all right, Blake Cunningham, the
Speaker 1: great American. Coming up after one o'clock today is the
Speaker 1: great Ali Bradley of News Nations. She's live in the
Speaker 1: border at Eagles Pass, and there was reporting we got
Speaker 1: to talk about the condoms not provided to Palestinians, by
Speaker 1: the way, paid for by you, American taxpayer, have put
Speaker 1: up at least fifty million dollars a year under to
Speaker 1: an n GOO in order to provide millions of condoms
Speaker 1: to Palestinian men when they have sex with whoever, that
Speaker 1: they are protected from communicable diseases. You're paying for that.
Speaker 1: This came to light when President Trump put a hiring
Speaker 1: freeze on all government four and eight programs, and several
Speaker 1: popped up saying you can't do this to us. Palestinian
Speaker 1: men need the condoms. We'll get to that in a moment.
Speaker 1: But Tom Homan, I've had on the show a couple times,
Speaker 1: appeared on one of the morning shows this morning, and
Speaker 1: the numbers are staggering. The numbers. You have to just
Speaker 1: rear back in your seat and say, what am I
Speaker 1: hearing about? The illegalities happening inside the United States of America,
Speaker 1: which has happened for the last fifteen to twenty years
Speaker 1: is of course, they've exacerbated over the past four years
Speaker 1: under Joe Biden, in which in the month of I'm
Speaker 1: going to ask Ali Bradley about this in about thirty
Speaker 1: minutes in the month of December of twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: What about fifteen months ago and one month there was
Speaker 1: three hundred thousand individuals claiming quote refugee status admitted into America.
Speaker 1: Three hundred thousand. My simple deer park Matt tells me
Speaker 1: that's about ten thousand a day. Of course, there are
Speaker 1: some days much greater, and yesterday there was six hundred
Speaker 1: and fifteen as opposed to ten thousand a day. My
Speaker 1: simple deer park math tells me that Trump is admitting
Speaker 1: into the country and then giving a hearing under legitimate
Speaker 1: refugee status no more than eighteen thousand a month, and
Speaker 1: that's going to go down as opposed to three hundred
Speaker 1: thousand a month in one month of December and in
Speaker 1: the year twenty twenty three and twenty twenty four. These
Speaker 1: are common numbers. So every month there's a population the
Speaker 1: size of the city of Cincinnati into the country. I
Speaker 1: admit it. To give some sort of refugee hearing three
Speaker 1: to seven years from now, that is a farce and
Speaker 1: it must stop. By the way, over ninety percent don't
Speaker 1: qualify under refugee status for coming here, so it is
Speaker 1: a farce. What's going on? Before I talk about the condoms. Also,
Speaker 1: there are thirteen thousand murderers that ICE has identified loosened
Speaker 1: the country, either convicted in a foreign land or committing
Speaker 1: a murder here and then jumping off bond. In many
Speaker 1: Blue cities and Blue states, if you commit serious crime
Speaker 1: like a murder, a manslaughter, or whatever, a rape, a burglary,
Speaker 1: you're out on bond immediately and what fool goes back
Speaker 1: for the next court proceeding those thirteen thousand murderers loose
Speaker 1: in the country. There's one point four to six million
Speaker 1: human beings inside the United States. One point four to
Speaker 1: six million, which, for those who don't understand numbers real, well,
Speaker 1: that's five times the city of Cincinnati right now. One
Speaker 1: point four to six million that have deportation orders and
Speaker 1: they refuse to leave and no one goes to find them.
Speaker 1: That means you've gone through to three to seven year process,
Speaker 1: you've claimed some sort of refugee status because of religious
Speaker 1: or racial, sexual discrimination in your home country, you've lost,
Speaker 1: you've appealed through the whole process. So almost one point
Speaker 1: five million human beings in this country now as I speak,
Speaker 1: have orders on them to leave, and they won't leave,
Speaker 1: and no one comes to get them. That's on top
Speaker 1: of the thirteen thousand murderers, and on top of that
Speaker 1: six hundred and seventy five thousand criminals who are in
Speaker 1: the country right now who have jumped bond, who have
Speaker 1: and this doesn't count the ones that have committed crime
Speaker 1: and they have not yet been caught, which I would
Speaker 1: think is a huge number. The great majority of people
Speaker 1: who commit crime in America are not apprehended, they're not caught.
Speaker 1: And on top of that, every year in America we
Speaker 1: give out about a million visas to those around the
Speaker 1: world who say, you know what, I want to visit America.
Speaker 1: I want to visit the Grand Canyon, I want I
Speaker 1: want to walk on Broadway. I'm want to get to
Speaker 1: Times Square. What I really want to do is go
Speaker 1: into Montana and go on vacation. So and like any
Speaker 1: other country, we have visa arrangements with about one hundred
Speaker 1: and forty different countries. Say Okay, you want to come
Speaker 1: here and you want to go on vacation. That's your reason, okay.
Speaker 1: Or you have an operation to be performed, probably at
Speaker 1: the christ Hospital by Dean Carriokis or doctor Michael Fisher,
Speaker 1: and you're coming here for a medical reason, that's okay.
Speaker 1: Or you come here simply to say, I'm on a
Speaker 1: business trip. I have some business to conduct in Chicago, okay.
Speaker 1: So every year we hand out about one million visas
Speaker 1: to people that want to visit our country. Of that number,
Speaker 1: there's at least three million of those over the last
Speaker 1: few years that have not left. Supposed to be here
Speaker 1: fourteen days, thirty days, ninety days, one hundred and twenty days, whatever,
Speaker 1: and they're still here. Four million. We can't. They have
Speaker 1: committed a crime by overstaying their visa, but no one
Speaker 1: comes to look for them. So you take the four
Speaker 1: million overstaying visas, Take this six hundred and seventy five
Speaker 1: thousand criminals. These are the ones that have been caught,
Speaker 1: that have jumped on, committed crime, don't show up. And
Speaker 1: on top of that one point four to six million
Speaker 1: who have deportation orders against them currently because they were
Speaker 1: ordered to port it and they won't leave. And on
Speaker 1: top of out the thirteen thousand murderers, and on top
Speaker 1: of that millions have come into the country not registered anywhere,
Speaker 1: and by the way, not committing crime. They're simply here illegally.
Speaker 1: It is a crime to enter the country without permission
Speaker 1: or without status. And I hear Brian Combs talk about
Speaker 1: several dozen or in the Boone County Jail as we speak,
Speaker 1: because ICE enforcement has not yet really struck hard in
Speaker 1: the Tri state area at which it will. And the
Speaker 1: other jail that has status is and will be the
Speaker 1: Butler County Jail under Richard K. Jones. And the reason
Speaker 1: that's good for the County jail is the ICE will
Speaker 1: pay one hundred and forty dollars a day for each
Speaker 1: person being held there, so it can be a money maker.
Speaker 1: That is, the ICE has somewhere to put these individuals
Speaker 1: when they're arrested. So how long will it take to
Speaker 1: apprehend thirteen thousand murderers, four million that have ever stayed
Speaker 1: their visas, six hundred and seventy five thousand criminals, and
Speaker 1: one point four to six million of those who have
Speaker 1: deportation orders and have not yet left. Those numbers are
Speaker 1: between five and seven million that legally should not be here. Legally,
Speaker 1: they have no right to be here legally. Most have
Speaker 1: committed serious crimes, and they've been caught. The great majority
Speaker 1: of commit serious crime in America, they're not caught much
Speaker 1: like Joshua. We just spoke about him at length. Joshua
Speaker 1: a baker with Rob Sanders. He's not an immigrant. I
Speaker 1: believe he's a native. But nonetheless he's had four warrants
Speaker 1: out for his arrest and he's going to be in
Speaker 1: jail for a long time. And so we see the
Speaker 1: specter last night. I watched it on channel channel nine
Speaker 1: where nine stands for news. And also Tricia Mackey had
Speaker 1: the same story on nineteen and that is this that
Speaker 1: CPS Sincinnati Public Schools has a problem with students not
Speaker 1: attending school for whatever reason. On any particular day. Just
Speaker 1: picked today, twenty five percent of the student body, which
Speaker 1: is about nine thousand students, do not show up for school.
Speaker 1: They're chronically truant. Don't show up if it's cold, if
Speaker 1: it's too hot, whatever, don't want to go to school.
Speaker 1: There's no system in place called truancye that goes aparensis people.
Speaker 1: And then the teachers came into the school board meeting
Speaker 1: last night and complained about and it's a certainly legitimate complaint.
Speaker 1: And I have great sympathy and empathy for teachers in
Speaker 1: tough urban and ronments of what they have to do.
Speaker 1: That is the Lord's calling. But many of the teachers said,
Speaker 1: we've lost fifty percent of our student body. That half
Speaker 1: of my classes they don't show up. That any day
Speaker 1: there will be twenty five percent just chronically absent for
Speaker 1: the hell of it. There's no education happening in Cincinnati
Speaker 1: generally anyway. You have to go to Walnut to get
Speaker 1: a good education some of the Montessori schools. Otherwise it's
Speaker 1: a day care service. There's little or no education, as
Speaker 1: reflected by the results of the test that CPS does
Speaker 1: not want to perform because the results are so bad.
Speaker 1: There's a sense you can't ask immigration status, but you
Speaker 1: more or less know who's legal and who is not.
Speaker 1: There's about five to seven thousand students being educated in
Speaker 1: Cincinnati at the cost of about twenty thousand dollars per
Speaker 1: kid that are there illegally have special language programs. It's
Speaker 1: the collapse of public education and we're watching it. And
Speaker 1: why I say again, I have great empathy for those
Speaker 1: teachers who go through the process to become a teacher,
Speaker 1: and they willingly go to ac And High School, Western
Speaker 1: Hills High School, or use to teach when the problems
Speaker 1: are insurmountable calls by fatherless homes. Have all the reports
Speaker 1: and the studies and the study groups and the experts
Speaker 1: you want in its fatherless homes. This is not the
Speaker 1: way it has to be. But father's not in homes
Speaker 1: with boys is a serious problem, and where education is
Speaker 1: not valued and the street raises your child. So when
Speaker 1: I hear about the occasional story, which is occasional, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna take this up with Ali Bradley in about twenty
Speaker 1: minutes that there's some unintended consequences of this, which is
Speaker 1: reports and the media is doing a pretty good job
Speaker 1: locally and reporting on this. That there's a fear in
Speaker 1: the so called illegal immigrant community that we're next. There
Speaker 1: might be a few dozen in the Boone County jail.
Speaker 1: But when we have a US attorney in place, what
Speaker 1: should happen in the next thirty to sixty days who
Speaker 1: represents the southern half of Ohio. His main mission is
Speaker 1: going to be gun violence and also in forcing immigration laws,
Speaker 1: and that's going to be a formidable task. So the
Speaker 1: numbers we're hearing is about there's about one thousand, twelve
Speaker 1: hundred a day that ICE can apprehend Blue cities Blue
Speaker 1: States make it difficult. When there's a knock on the
Speaker 1: door and you're completely illegal and you're a gangbanger or
Speaker 1: an innocent person working, you have no duty to open
Speaker 1: the door unless that police agency has a warrant for
Speaker 1: your arrest or a search warrant, And most of the
Speaker 1: time that's not the case. So maybe in Chicago, the
Speaker 1: immigrant rights community there is very strong, and they tell
Speaker 1: immigrants when there's a knock on the door, don't answer
Speaker 1: the door. Rarely does ice go through the paperwork and
Speaker 1: the hoops necessary to get an actual warrant to arrest
Speaker 1: somebody or search for someone. Mainly it's happenstance. So in
Speaker 1: Philadelphia they arrested fourteen people in meatpacking plant and they
Speaker 1: went in and that knew they had names of people there,
Speaker 1: and they picked up six or seven and others who
Speaker 1: admit it to them that they weren't legal. So they
Speaker 1: took everyone into custody. And that's going to happen in
Speaker 1: the Tri State. And as an American, do you want
Speaker 1: that to occur? That the great majority of illegal immigrants
Speaker 1: in America are not gangbangers, not part of Venezuelan gangs.
Speaker 1: They're not rapists. They're not human traffickers, they're not murderers.
Speaker 1: A great majority are here in order to work for
Speaker 1: a better life, which I fully completely understand. If I
Speaker 1: lived in Venezuela or Nicaragua, I'd try to get to
Speaker 1: America too. If I was young and healthy enough, I'd
Speaker 1: come here and do my best and just let the
Speaker 1: chips fall as they may. The problem is, I'm told
Speaker 1: that in the next thirty days, the Trump administration is
Speaker 1: going to say you should self deport, and if you
Speaker 1: fail to self deport and you're picked up, you'll be
Speaker 1: barred from entry for about ten years. So you can
Speaker 1: self deport, apply, get in line with everyone else from
Speaker 1: your home country and wait, or you can not do that,
Speaker 1: not self deport, and then what's going to happen is this,
Speaker 1: if you're located, you'll be banned from entry for ten years,
Speaker 1: and if you come back a second time, you're going
Speaker 1: to be indicted by federal criminal grand Juries for I
Speaker 1: legally entering the country. So that's where we are. There's
Speaker 1: going to be more and more stories of SOB stories
Speaker 1: which are legitimate about good, hardworking people came here for
Speaker 1: the best of reasons that contribute to our society and
Speaker 1: they're here illegally. For decades, we've had the potential of
Speaker 1: having a sane immigration system in which HB one visas
Speaker 1: are handed out and we know who's here and who's not.
Speaker 1: The Democrats have not solved the problem when they controlled
Speaker 1: everything in Washington, and the Republicans will not control the
Speaker 1: problem when they've controlled everything in Washington. And that's where
Speaker 1: we are until there's a sane immigration system. The world
Speaker 1: wants to come to America. I get that it's a
Speaker 1: great place, despite my conflicts quite often with governmental policy,
Speaker 1: despite the unhappiness you may feel at certain things. Compare
Speaker 1: our problems to other nations problems. Not a bad deal.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Secondly, before we give a into Ali Bradley, this story
Speaker 1: is going to get lots of wings between now and
Speaker 1: the end of the year, which is the US State
Speaker 1: Department pulls million dollars in funding for condoms and gaza
Speaker 1: as Trumpet administration seeks to trim federal government spending. Did
Speaker 1: you know that as a taxpayer you pay to buy
Speaker 1: hundreds of millions of dollars worth of condoms all over
Speaker 1: the world, and it's through shall we say, various NGOs,
Speaker 1: non government organizations that kind of collect the money and
Speaker 1: disperse it elsewhere. And when this was announced, and yesterday
Speaker 1: the fabulous new Press Secretary Carolyn Levin talked about condoms
Speaker 1: and she provided video and photos of Palestinian terrorists attaching
Speaker 1: incendiary devices to inflated condoms to be flown toward Israel.
Speaker 1: The images are from twenty twenty one and twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: and that these condoms must be particularly large. To look
Speaker 1: at them, they will look like small pillars when they're inflated.
Speaker 1: And underneath these inflatable condoms that you paid for as
Speaker 1: a taxpayer, they when the wind's blow in the right direction,
Speaker 1: they send them to Israel in order to kill Jews
Speaker 1: and set certain things on fire. You might say this
Speaker 1: is a preposterous waste of taxpayer money, fifty million dollars
Speaker 1: for Palestinian condoms. The Jerusalem Post had a story that
Speaker 1: hundreds of these condoms were being used to create ied
Speaker 1: carrying balloons that winds would carry in the southern Israel,
Speaker 1: raising alarms on school yards, farmlands and highways, and these
Speaker 1: IEDs would cause death or serious injury, have hit someone,
Speaker 1: or they would simply start fires. Now you would think
Speaker 1: this would be a serious problem. Well, actually cutting off
Speaker 1: the funding is the problem. The group is called a
Speaker 1: Course Planned Parenthood Federation. They released the statement about this
Speaker 1: cutoff of you buying condoms for Palestinians, and the NGO
Speaker 1: claimed in any blockade of these aid shipments into Gaza
Speaker 1: would infringe upon their enormous gains made in life saving
Speaker 1: sexual and reproductive health care in Gaza. Quote this is
Speaker 1: from the NGO. This is serious. Palestinians are systematically denied
Speaker 1: sexual and reproductive health care and rights. Our health care
Speaker 1: system has been repeatedly targeted and depleted by the Israeli occupation,
Speaker 1: and more and more and more it detegrates what we do.
Speaker 1: The more it will hinder the fore realization of human
Speaker 1: rights for women and girls. I'm not sure women and
Speaker 1: girls use condoms. Maybe I'm wrong. So Rubio paused US
Speaker 1: foreign aid funded through the State Department, through an NGO
Speaker 1: providing condoms. And so this is the shall we say,
Speaker 1: the tip of the iceberg, whether it's India, Pakistan and
Speaker 1: other developed countries. We spend hundreds of millions of dollars
Speaker 1: every year of your money buying birth control pills, birth
Speaker 1: control devices, I e. I U d's and that become
Speaker 1: IEDs and also condoms shipped all over the world. And
Speaker 1: Trump has said this madness has got to stop. But
Speaker 1: the NGOs blame it is your fault now for not
Speaker 1: caring about the sexual health of Palestinian terrorists. Trump said,
Speaker 1: the mandate from American people is clear. This silliness has
Speaker 1: got to stop. Would you agree, Let's continue with more
Speaker 1: condoms and gaza, Bill Cunning and the Great American with
Speaker 1: you every day. Coming up after one o'clock today, of course,
Speaker 1: will be Ali Bradley live from the Southern Border on
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred w O tell let's continue now
Speaker 1: Billy Cunning and the Great America and of course on
Speaker 1: the Southern border. There's only one you're I check in
Speaker 1: with from News Nation. That's Ali Bradley about what's happening
Speaker 1: in media reports that there's been a ninety five percent
Speaker 1: reduction in border crossings. Media is reporting this about six
Speaker 1: hundred a day. Many are Mexicans who can immediately be
Speaker 1: returned to Mexico. Some others have to be in a
Speaker 1: detention camp until Columbia or someone else decides to come
Speaker 1: pick them up. And as the crisis over, is everything
Speaker 1: hunky dory. We're fenting on off be a problem as
Speaker 1: human trafficking done. A woman with all the answers is
Speaker 1: Ali Bradley on the Southern Border with News Nation. Ali Bradley,
Speaker 1: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And where does
Speaker 1: life find you today? If there's not much to report on,
Speaker 1: I'm told by the media everything's great, is it true?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Hey, Bill, thanks for having me. I'm down here
Speaker 4: in Ego Paths, staring at Shelby Park. A lot of
Speaker 4: movement down here with Texas Military Governor Abbit making some
Speaker 4: more moves, expanding operations down here, so you know, you
Speaker 4: talk about, Hey, we're only looking at you know, around
Speaker 4: six hundred encounters a day at border patrol, six hundred
Speaker 4: and fourteen encounters yesterday. Four hundred and twelve of them
Speaker 4: were from Mexico. As just mentioned, that's hot off the
Speaker 4: precess from a source. I'm looking at numbers right now.
Speaker 4: Eighty nine of them are from Guatemala, sixty four were
Speaker 4: from Hondura. So we're looking at a lot of northern triangle.
Speaker 4: What's wild there is only see twelve people from Venezuela, Bill,
Speaker 4: when we were seeing thousands of people from Venezuela. Of course,
Speaker 4: that's a nationality that's kind of been targeted by the
Speaker 4: Trump administration because of Trende Ragua, which is that very
Speaker 4: violent gang that kind of sprung out of Venezuela and
Speaker 4: is now present in what Tony Gonzalez representive Tony Gonzalez
Speaker 4: down here in Texas. Beliefs is they're present in all
Speaker 4: fifty states, right, So you're seeing these numbers absolutely plummet.
Speaker 4: But here's the issue. Don't let your guard down, don't
Speaker 4: turn your eyes off the border, because we saw something
Speaker 4: very similar at the end of Title forty two. You'll
Speaker 4: recall this, and the reason why is it takes time
Speaker 4: for the cartel to see how we're doing things. The cartel,
Speaker 4: according to Congress, is a thirteen billion dollar a year
Speaker 4: industry just smuggling human beings into our country illegally. So
Speaker 4: you think they're just going to stop, You think they're
Speaker 4: going to give up because Trump's in office and they're
Speaker 4: seeing what we're doing. At the end of Title forty two,
Speaker 4: Myorcis stood up there and said all these scary things
Speaker 4: about how guess what Title eight is going to be
Speaker 4: in place, because that's the removable authority that is currently
Speaker 4: in place, was in place before Title forty two was
Speaker 4: put back in place after Title forty two, which came
Speaker 4: with a five year ban, five thousand dollars fine, and
Speaker 4: ineligibility for asylum that was actually on the books in
Speaker 4: place under Biden over the last year, but not enforced.
Speaker 4: They were doing catch and release right where're seeing these
Speaker 4: notices to appear dolled out every single day to the
Speaker 4: tune of thirty three hundred back in January of twenty
Speaker 4: twenty three. Fast forward, we're seeing a handful of notices
Speaker 4: to appear right now because they have to give them
Speaker 4: out to son on the company, children and some family
Speaker 4: units have extreme cases. So there are still some that
Speaker 4: are going to be given out. But the cartel is
Speaker 4: waiting to see what we do. How are we enforcing
Speaker 4: this law? Are we turning them right back around? What
Speaker 4: are we doing At the end of Title forty two,
Speaker 4: We did not turn people back around, We did not
Speaker 4: enforce title We let them in. So what happened December
Speaker 4: of twenty twenty three, three hundred thousand plus people ended
Speaker 4: up crossing our southern border. The record breaking number that
Speaker 4: we saw that was again when we kind of said Ah,
Speaker 4: the border secure, right, it's quiet down, everything's kind of fixed. No,
Speaker 4: the cartel takes time to pivot when the US pivot.
Speaker 4: So that's why I'm saying, don't take your focus off
Speaker 4: of the border just yet. Yes, all the chaos is
Speaker 4: in the interior right now with these ICE targeted enforcement operations,
Speaker 4: but the reality is the cartel is moving down. You're
Speaker 4: trying to figure out how to get those thousands of
Speaker 4: people number one that we've kicked back over and a
Speaker 4: lot of them they pay the cartel once they get
Speaker 4: three shots to cross, Okay, so they go back to
Speaker 4: their plaza bus friend and say, hey, cross me over
Speaker 4: through the river. All evade this time, or all end
Speaker 4: up in the back of a trunk this time, or
Speaker 4: all end up in a semi truck. They're finding stash
Speaker 4: houses down here. They found tunnels in al Paso. We
Speaker 4: just talked to Victor Avola, who's a retired HSI and
Speaker 4: ICE special agent, who said they found even more tunnels
Speaker 4: in al Paso recently that are operating. We found out
Speaker 4: they were moving around eight hundred people a week through
Speaker 4: one tunnel in al Paso, and that included women from
Speaker 4: Venezuela who they determined were being sex trafficked. So that
Speaker 4: is what's going on. And that was just a couple
Speaker 4: of weeks ago that they found that tunnel. So the
Speaker 4: cartel has not stopped operating. They're just giving us a
Speaker 4: little grace right now to get our bearings. They're seeing
Speaker 4: what we're doing, and then they're going to act. So
Speaker 4: we saw a shootout so to speak, between the cartel
Speaker 4: and the Border patrol down here in the Rio Grande
Speaker 4: Valley on Fronten Island, which was actually known as Cartel
Speaker 4: Island because of all that activity over there. Now Texas
Speaker 4: came in. They basically commandeered that lands and it's ours,
Speaker 4: cleared it, clear cut it so that there could be
Speaker 4: no smuggling activity on there anymore. So they took on
Speaker 4: fire the other day from the south side, from the
Speaker 4: Mexican side by suspected cartel gunmen. They were trying to
Speaker 4: move people across the border illegally through the river, and
Speaker 4: so that happened. Apparently Mike Banks, the new Border the
Speaker 4: patrol chiefs said there were two different incidents of gunfire
Speaker 4: exchanged this week with border patrol. Now it's scary to
Speaker 4: hear that that, you know, the cartel has been given
Speaker 4: the quote green light to fire at agents. You know,
Speaker 4: over the last couple of months we've reported this, they're
Speaker 4: acting in kind of unprecedented ways of desperation with this
Speaker 4: Trump administration. So while we're seeing these shootings happen, you know,
Speaker 4: and then and then we had a cartel guys shoot
Speaker 4: a hiker in El Centro sector. So we've had a
Speaker 4: lot of chaos with the cartels over the last week.
Speaker 4: And so what you know, we don't know how they're
Speaker 4: going to operate, haven't seen what they're going to do.
Speaker 4: But agents tell me the shootouts, you know, taking on
Speaker 4: gunfire from the south side is regular. But again the
Speaker 4: cartel is operating differently, So head on the swivel for them.
Speaker 4: They're not letting their guard down either. Just because they've
Speaker 4: taken on fire before doesn't mean that they're just going
Speaker 4: to go okay, well, this is business as usual. They
Speaker 4: are concerned. You know, I have a bulletproof gear now
Speaker 4: for the first time. I've never had protective gear down
Speaker 4: at the border. Full disclosure. I never thought I needed it.
Speaker 4: Now I requested it. So now I have a full
Speaker 4: kit with me just in case because I don't know
Speaker 4: what's going to happen down here.
Speaker 1: So as far as the shootout, of course, we're told
Speaker 1: they're now designated as a terrorist group, international terrorist group,
Speaker 1: much like al Qaeda, in which you know the eighty
Speaker 1: second Airborne can wipe out al Qaeda. Do you see
Speaker 1: based upon Trump that if these shootouts continue, that if
Speaker 1: the cartel keeps shooting at our men and women, eventually
Speaker 1: there's going to be some killed, whether it's in the border,
Speaker 1: god forbid a reporter or other people. They're going to
Speaker 1: do this and then we'll have snipers on the border.
Speaker 1: Could you see an actual time when Donald Trump says, okay,
Speaker 1: you killed two of our border agents. Here comes the
Speaker 1: eighty second airborne.
Speaker 4: Here's the issue Bill. A lot of agents are actually
Speaker 4: frustrated that they haven't heard more from the Trump administration
Speaker 4: about these shootouts because of the designation. Right, They're like,
Speaker 4: wait a second, why are we going in there and
Speaker 4: you know, basically getting rid of them. Now they're shooting
Speaker 4: at agents. What is going Why isn't there a response?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 4: Why are we going to wait for someone to get hurt?
Speaker 4: What is going on? So they're frustrated they haven't heard
Speaker 4: a statement, they've got you know, the Border Patrol chief
Speaker 4: put out a state you know, a post on X
Speaker 4: But they haven't heard Trump talk about it. They haven't
Speaker 4: heard him talk about these cartel terrorists or you know,
Speaker 4: are firing at agents. We're going to handle it. They
Speaker 4: have no idea what the response from the Trump administration
Speaker 4: is going to be, because we haven't seen any response
Speaker 4: to us. Like you said, they designated them that terrorists.
Speaker 4: And here's what else is weird and I try to
Speaker 4: get answers out of this. But down here in Texas,
Speaker 4: they designated Trendy Arragua as a terrorist organization. They've nabbed
Speaker 4: several of them, but they're sitting in jail on state crimes.
Speaker 4: There's no terroristic infraction on them at all. They're going
Speaker 4: to go in the game database. But what what did
Speaker 4: that do? What did a terrorist designation do to these guys?
Speaker 1: Nothing?
Speaker 4: They got a state level crime for illegally entering, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean, Like they're not being they're not
Speaker 4: being leveled like a terrorist. So I don't know what's
Speaker 4: going to happen with this cartel, you know, interaction of
Speaker 4: late Maybe you know, Trump is all about strategy. Maybe
Speaker 4: he's moving some pieces that we don't see Bill. But
Speaker 4: right now, like I said, agents are a little frustrated
Speaker 4: that the guy that they're like, we got, you know,
Speaker 4: a guy that supports us, he's got our back. He's
Speaker 4: not going to come out and say anything about agents
Speaker 4: being fired on. They're kind of shocked by that, if
Speaker 4: I'm honest.
Speaker 1: As far as the numbers you talk, December of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three, there was three hundred thousand known. Now it's
Speaker 1: six hundred and fifteen a day. If that continues, my
Speaker 1: simple deer park math tells me that's about eighteen thousand
Speaker 1: a month as opposed to three hundred thousand a month.
Speaker 1: Two thirds are Mexicans, and describe how a Mexican illegal
Speaker 1: is treated differently than someone, say from Venezuela or Uganda.
Speaker 1: How's that different?
Speaker 4: So when someone from Mexico comes over, I mean, the
Speaker 4: reality is this, my friend, people from Mexico don't qualify
Speaker 4: for asylum. We go over to Mexico to shop, to
Speaker 4: vacation to you know, unless it's an extreme case, they're
Speaker 4: not going to qualify for asylum. There are no there
Speaker 4: are partners Mexico, so you know, for them to come
Speaker 4: over here and claim asylum. That was not most of
Speaker 4: the time Mexican nationals are trying to evade. Those are
Speaker 4: the people that border patrol was down here to stop
Speaker 4: years before Biden, right, and then it was like an
Speaker 4: open door. So then they started coming over and getting
Speaker 4: notices to appear for as Mexican nationals, which blew my mind.
Speaker 4: I'm like waite. People from Sinaloa are getting an NTA,
Speaker 4: so the door was open for them to come in
Speaker 4: and seek asylum, but Mexico. Why would they get asylum
Speaker 4: in Mexico, And so that was that is interesting, But
Speaker 4: here's the reality. They can be turned around pretty quickly
Speaker 4: because a Mexico and US work together, same sandbox, so
Speaker 4: they will take them back open arms, and then b
Speaker 4: these other countries they're not being taken back with open arms,
Speaker 4: So some people from other countries are being removed to
Speaker 4: Mexico as well, and then Mexico is fielding those deportations.
Speaker 4: So the Mexican national is different because number one, that's
Speaker 4: the vast majority of people that are coming out cross
Speaker 4: and have in the history of time, and they don't
Speaker 4: get asylum, so they're turned around. That is just the reality.
Speaker 4: They're the easiest to remove. They don't require attention because
Speaker 4: you can walk them back across a port of entry bridge.
Speaker 4: It's been happening for years. It's happened under Biden. He
Speaker 4: deported people too, He removed people too, So all of
Speaker 4: those things happened, it just wasn't on display like it
Speaker 4: is under the Trump administration.
Speaker 1: Allie Bradley, I saw NBC News, one of your competitors
Speaker 1: at News Nation, with video of huge camps on the
Speaker 1: Mexican side of the border in which literally there's ten
Speaker 1: to fifteen thousand human beings sleeping on cots, tents, on
Speaker 1: top of their head waiting to enter the country to
Speaker 1: get to use the app. Of course the app is
Speaker 1: now down. I can't imagine Trump's going to let the
Speaker 1: app be as the vehicle the golden paths to get
Speaker 1: into the country. And so the reporter from NBC News said, Okay,
Speaker 1: what's going to happen in a year or two or three,
Speaker 1: This fifteen thousand waiting to enter the country on the
Speaker 1: Mexican side could become fifty thousand or some five thousand.
Speaker 4: Okay, So are they waiting to enter the country or
Speaker 4: are those the people that were removed and they've now
Speaker 4: been received by Mexico and they have saft sided facilities
Speaker 4: where they're processing them back into their country.
Speaker 1: Both. In other words, once you've been put back, then
Speaker 1: you have to go back to Nicarauga wherever the heck
Speaker 1: your venezuela, and they're waiting.
Speaker 4: There's a concern of is the cartel going to be
Speaker 4: capitalizing on.
Speaker 1: People returning right? Right?
Speaker 4: And that's the fear, and Victor Avola, with a former
Speaker 4: HSI special agent, says, yes, that's absolutely something that we
Speaker 4: could be seeing that. We could see people coming back
Speaker 4: into Mexico and they grab them and go, okay, pay
Speaker 4: us again, or hey, pay us to come back into Mexico. Right,
Speaker 4: So are we creating a different funding stream for the
Speaker 4: cartel by sending them back? I don't know. We'll see
Speaker 4: what that'll play out. But the individuals that are over there,
Speaker 4: there's no app anymore. We're not worth seeing. You know
Speaker 4: a handful of people at the ports, and the reason
Speaker 4: for that is there's interior ports too. There's ports down
Speaker 4: here at the port of entry. People can legally walk
Speaker 4: up and claim asylum. That is where they would be encountered.
Speaker 4: That is what they're supposed to do. So you still
Speaker 4: see a handful of people come up to the ports
Speaker 4: right now. But full disclosure, you know, we're looking at
Speaker 4: the chart of the numbers where we're from about you know,
Speaker 4: fifteen to eighteen hundred on average under Biden when it
Speaker 4: came to border patrol encounters, But you weren't looking at
Speaker 4: the sixteen hundred a day that came through the port.
Speaker 4: That was like, hey, nobody thought of the fact because
Speaker 4: that's considered a legal entry. And remember when the app started,
Speaker 4: it started out as what was eight hundred and fifty
Speaker 4: applicants every day, anyone up to a thousand, anyone to
Speaker 4: twelve fifty. Then it was fourteen fifty while we slept,
Speaker 4: and then oh my gosh, sixteen hundred on average every day.
Speaker 4: So you know, now it's on the day. Within fifteen
Speaker 4: minutes he shut down that app and I think the
Speaker 4: next day at the port there was only like forty
Speaker 4: four encounters versus sixteen hundred, you know, and so that
Speaker 4: is a really big difference. That is, you know, impactful
Speaker 4: obviously to the individuals that were over there waiting. You know,
Speaker 4: they were some two hundred thousand outstanding appointments that were
Speaker 4: rendered Nolan Voyd, So you know, that is the reality.
Speaker 4: It is this unfortunate thing. They were sold a bag
Speaker 4: of goods, you know. And these migrants that I walked
Speaker 4: with in the caravan, they looked at me, dead pen
Speaker 4: in the face and said, what we're doing is legally illegal.
Speaker 4: We're not hurting anybody. We're leaving nothing. We're trying for something,
Speaker 4: worst case scenario, go back to nothing. That was a mentality.
Speaker 4: Why not try? And how can you blame them? Bill?
Speaker 4: If they thought every one of their friends walked in
Speaker 4: and get medical help, and get financial help, and get
Speaker 4: a house over roof over their heads, and maybe an
Speaker 4: opportunity for their kids, why wouldn't they try? And they did,
Speaker 4: to the tune of hundreds of thousands, millions over four years.
Speaker 4: And so that is a reality. Those people were sold
Speaker 4: the bag of goods, and now we're seeing them remove
Speaker 4: from this country. You know, they're starting with the criminals.
Speaker 4: But you hear Tom Holmans say, you heard Carolyn love
Speaker 4: It say yesterday, everybody that crossed that border illegally is
Speaker 4: a criminal. They broke the loss being into our nation.
Speaker 4: And that is a reality. And I tell people, Bill,
Speaker 4: I say, you know, America voted for these removals for
Speaker 4: these deportations. Right now, everyone's cheering on, you know, the
Speaker 4: criminals being removed. Tat it up guys, trendy Aragua, bad guys,
Speaker 4: the murderers, the Isis guys, get them out. But it's
Speaker 4: going to come to a time when some families are removed,
Speaker 4: some grandmas are removed. Put your head in the sand.
Speaker 4: Turn off the TV. If you don't want to see that,
Speaker 4: because that reality will come. America did vote for that
Speaker 4: as well, and that will happen. People. There's already they're
Speaker 4: already taking collaterals right People that are there that aren't
Speaker 4: targets are being arrested because they're here illegally. So if
Speaker 4: you don't want to see reality, turn off the TV
Speaker 4: because that is going to get hard. We're all humans.
Speaker 4: I'm a Christian. It's hard to see. So that will happen.
Speaker 4: Right now, it's it's kind of Gangbusters bad guys. So
Speaker 4: everyone's fearing it on. But I think that America is
Speaker 4: going to have a hard time. And I'm being honest.
Speaker 4: You know, I don't mince words, and you know I'm
Speaker 4: honest about what I'm experiencing and seeing down here. And
Speaker 4: I think it's going to be hard for America to
Speaker 4: see people remove because I've seen many of them face
Speaker 4: to face, and they are humans, human beings that God
Speaker 4: created that got sold the bag of goods and they
Speaker 4: bought it well. And it's unfortunate that we're going to
Speaker 4: have to watch all this unfold. In my opinion, it
Speaker 4: is a tough, tough space. America voted for it. It
Speaker 4: needs to happen. But they are human beings, they are lives,
Speaker 4: and it does suck that they got They got encouraged.
Speaker 1: To come well, the thirteen billion dollar a year industry,
Speaker 1: the human trafficking cartels, and aren't going to give up
Speaker 1: their products and their goods and services for nothing. I
Speaker 1: watched Tom Homan with Chris Cuomo a couple of nights ago.
Speaker 1: One point four million aliens live inside the United States
Speaker 1: that have deportation orders that they've ignored, six hundred and
Speaker 1: seventy five thousand known criminals inside of America that they
Speaker 1: don't want to be apprehended. There's another large group who
Speaker 1: simply showed up and work in the fields, working the factories,
Speaker 1: work in the hospitals that aren't criminals. They don't have
Speaker 1: deportation orders, but they're here illegally, which is a crime.
Speaker 1: You got to be deported, and so get ready because
Speaker 1: you say it very well, Ali Bradley, and that is
Speaker 1: that at some point the mainstream media is going to
Speaker 1: be all over a grandma put back to Nicaragua, separated,
Speaker 1: a mother separated from her two or three kids because
Speaker 1: she happened to be at a place where there was
Speaker 1: a druggie around and they asked her for her identification.
Speaker 1: They determine that she's here illegally. In a way, she goes,
Speaker 1: that's it, we got it.
Speaker 4: We have to be honest though about what Tom Horman
Speaker 4: is saying too, though he's offering these families the chance
Speaker 4: to leave together. If a mother chooses to separate from
Speaker 4: her child, it will be her decision, because they're going
Speaker 4: to give that mother the opportunity to take her kids
Speaker 4: back with her to Nicaragua, and if she chooses not to,
Speaker 4: that is her decision to separate from her children. That
Speaker 4: is what Tom Horman is putting out there. When I
Speaker 4: look at the numbers of these final orders of Removal bill,
Speaker 4: because we've got one point four to six million, I'm
Speaker 4: looking at the total cases right now. What's interesting is
Speaker 4: one hundred and fifty six thousand of them are in Miami,
Speaker 4: and you know that Ron DeSantis has such a great
Speaker 4: working relationship with Trump, so it'll be interesting to see
Speaker 4: them really go into Florida because we haven't seen a
Speaker 4: lot of activity in Florida yet it comes to these
Speaker 4: ICE so called raids, their targeted enforcement operations, but they're
Speaker 4: calling them raids, so we haven't seen that, right. We
Speaker 4: haven't seen Miami really upended, which is interesting because the
Speaker 4: next one down is Los Angeles, another one we haven't
Speaker 4: really seen hammered by ICE. New York. That's the third down.
Speaker 4: We obviously saw DHS Secretary Christinome down there yesterday. I'm
Speaker 4: you know, rounding up bad guys in her words, so
Speaker 4: that or dirtbag she called them. So that's where we're
Speaker 4: at right now. They've got you know, a million and
Speaker 4: a half people that they've got to find and most
Speaker 4: of them were ordered removement a senthi I meaning they
Speaker 4: didn't show up to fort right, So they've got a task.
Speaker 4: They got to find them, right, and they all have
Speaker 4: their dockets. You know, one of my guys sends me
Speaker 4: stuff almost every day of who he's going after and
Speaker 4: he's on the Fugitive Operations teams, and I know who
Speaker 4: he's going after. He's going after child molesters. He's going
Speaker 4: after terrorists, he's going after drug dealers, he is going
Speaker 4: after murderers. They are not going after your friends at church.
Speaker 4: That is not who my fugitive operation sources have ever touched.
Speaker 1: Ali Bradley, you're the best of what you do, a
Speaker 1: little bit of a lull, but as you point out,
Speaker 1: there's still a wave out there ready to hit the shores.
Speaker 1: And Ali Bradley of News Nation, you're the best there
Speaker 1: is that doing this kind of stuff. And once again,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And Ali,
Speaker 1: you're a great American.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Sir.
Speaker 1: God bless always, God bless America. Let's continue with more.
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Speaker 1: on the out West sixty nine sixty six. I was listening,
Speaker 1: of course, at twelve twenty am this morning to Dan Horde.
Speaker 1: It didn't sound good. Segment Utah out rebound Cincinnati forty
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Speaker 1: How many teams are there? Well, O, there's probably what team? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know. How not good? Please continue.
Speaker 1: Miami keeps rolling. They beat Eastern Michigan. Uh, let's see
Speaker 1: Saint Bonaventure downs Dayton. Kentucky wins at Tennessee last night,
Speaker 1: big winning from Mark Pope. I think won by four
Speaker 1: or five points. Louisville with Pat Kelsey, I like Pat
Speaker 1: Cannon a row. The Cardinals are back. They beat wake Forest.
Speaker 1: Wait as he's showing up Chris Mack a little bit here.
Speaker 1: You might recall the Chris Mack, my good friend that
Speaker 1: my wife hired at Mount Notre Dame as an assistant
Speaker 1: freshman basketball coach, was fired from Louisville. Am I right
Speaker 1: or wrong? Correct? Then he got a golden parachute that
Speaker 1: he makes millions and millions of dollars. Here comes Pat
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Speaker 1: thirteen sixty. We also say congrats in high school basketball
Speaker 1: Willie the Greensburg, Indiana girls head coach Jason Simpson. He
Speaker 1: picked up his two hundredth win last night as the
Speaker 1: Lady Pirates beat New Palestine as seventy to thirty three.
Speaker 1: The Reds. The Reds have signed a Wade Miley what
Speaker 1: to a minor league minor league deal worth two and
Speaker 1: a half million. He's eyeing a return sometime in May
Speaker 1: from Tommy John Surgery. Of course, mister Miley went twelve
Speaker 1: and ten and twenty and from twenty twenty to twenty
Speaker 1: twenty two. Pretty good for the Red Lags through that
Speaker 1: no hitter, right, he can pitch? He went to didn't
Speaker 1: he go to Milwaukee, went to Milwaukee and then got hurt.
Speaker 1: So that's it right there, Bengals Up. They brought to
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Speaker 1: convenient locations in northern Kentucky. Let's see, it looks like
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow's gonna take part in the Pro Bowl. What
Speaker 1: does that mean? It's not a game? Right? Whoa what
Speaker 1: is it like? Wide receiver Jamar Chase and Trey Hendrickson
Speaker 1: are there also? Uh? Sunday February, the second the Pro
Speaker 1: Bowl games get underway. Isn't it like a dark competition
Speaker 1: or where they're gonna have flag football? Flag football? Little boy,
Speaker 1: little boy?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So they said he a Burrow could be in the
Speaker 1: UH take part tomorrow and the skills show UH and
Speaker 1: then UH and then play in flight in the flag
Speaker 1: football game Sunday in the National Football League. I would
Speaker 1: assume you can't touch the quarterback because you can. You
Speaker 1: can't touch anybody. Just pull the flag off and away
Speaker 1: you go, right, I would say, So, how about this
Speaker 1: news about the Bengals are indicating that Jamar Chase is
Speaker 1: a priority. Why wasn't it a priority last year? One
Speaker 1: might ask, Right, because they'll hold up one to say
Speaker 1: so guaranteed money yep. And instead of wanting to guaranteed
Speaker 1: sixty million tomorrow, won a ninety million. Now he's a
Speaker 1: triple Crown winner. Now I think that price just went
Speaker 1: a little higher. Well, Jefferson, he wanted a same kind
Speaker 1: of a deal with Vikings. His running man An Lsu
Speaker 1: got and the Bengals said no. Now has the calls
Speaker 1: gone up or down with Jamar Chase. Uh, it's gone up.
Speaker 1: I can't remember a contract that's gone down at any time.
Speaker 1: It doesne work that way, not even on the Los
Speaker 1: Angeles Dodgers. How about them? Story in Sports Illustrated the label.
Speaker 1: I mean, just nobody had one hundred million. Who has
Speaker 1: a chance and one who has a chance baseball's got
Speaker 1: I mean they're gonna go nuts. The baseball better do
Speaker 1: something because it I mean, Moe Egger disagrees with you. No, well,
Speaker 1: Moe says you're wrong. Segment. Okay, well we'll see the
Speaker 1: Dodgers payroll, penalties, taxes, and salary five hundred and five
Speaker 1: million dollars one year. When the Yankees say it's too
Speaker 1: you're paying too much that there's trouble right there in
Speaker 1: River City, Alas time Brunners said, we can't afford baby Yankees.
Speaker 1: The Yankees, I'm sorry, we don't have five. We don't
Speaker 1: have no, no, sorry, we don't have that. And by
Speaker 1: the way, the owner of the Dodgers just donated one
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars to LA fire relief. One hundred million.
Speaker 1: That's very good. Where's this money coming from? Segment from
Speaker 1: the money Tree. Charlie Lucan used to shake behind city. Yes,
Speaker 1: I guess so he must have a really big well,
Speaker 1: they got big trees out there, there's sequoias. They probably
Speaker 1: got a lot of cash up there.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: The other thing is Trey hendricks He was speaking at
Speaker 1: deer Park High School. Trey Hendricks, Hendrickson, the sack master
Speaker 1: of the National Football League, is going to speak at
Speaker 1: Montgomery and on behalf of deer Park High School. He's
Speaker 1: wanted to raise money for us for a long time.
Speaker 1: We finally said okay. But now according to the Bengals,
Speaker 1: they're discussing contract extensions with Trey Hendrickson. That's good your
Speaker 1: comments on that, I would say that that's a good thing.
Speaker 1: But according to the statistics, he's the best defensive end
Speaker 1: in all of football. Correct, However, he's one of the
Speaker 1: he's the what's eleventh or twelfth best paid defensive end
Speaker 1: in football. So the Bengals are saying, well, we can't
Speaker 1: afford to pay you like money we pay of Bosa
Speaker 1: something like that. We can't afford that, So they want
Speaker 1: him to take a hometown discount to stay in Bengaledom.
Speaker 1: Right now, the number one, and as you know, is
Speaker 1: Nick Bosa. Thirty four mil. TJ. Watt twenty eight mil
Speaker 1: and Miles Garrett twenty five mil. And Hendrickson's base salary
Speaker 1: last season was a mere twenty million dollars, so it
Speaker 1: was underpaid by fourteen million dollars in one year. What
Speaker 1: would you do ask for more? Well, of course he
Speaker 1: wants to stay. The Bengals are claiming that Henderson, like
Speaker 1: Sarah Elease, is getting old. As you know, Hendrickson is
Speaker 1: thirty years old. Correct, that's getting old? Would you agree?
Speaker 1: That's for sure? It's like Sarah Elise has got to
Speaker 1: be at least twenty five or thirty years old herself.
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Speaker 1: The Rabbits are in town. MLS soccer tomorrow preseason game
Speaker 1: matt preseason match two tomorrow in Florida FC Cincinnati up
Speaker 1: against Houston. The Bengals have not yet offered how many
Speaker 1: fifty four years have not given second contracts to players
Speaker 1: over the age of thirty, right, But they're willing to
Speaker 1: make an exception for Hendrickson. But it's got to be
Speaker 1: at the right price. Mike Brown, they can go always
Speaker 1: wins negotiations, correct, he always wins. If not Ceda. Tobin
Speaker 1: and Bengals want to make it clear that while they
Speaker 1: do what they can do to compensate Hendrickson, it takes
Speaker 1: two sides to make a deal, and according to Tobin,
Speaker 1: he says, quote, we can't have guys at the top
Speaker 1: of the payroll in every position. We'll do what we can.
Speaker 1: We'll try to get it done. It's not giving anybody
Speaker 1: just an extension for doing it. It's agreeing with somebody
Speaker 1: on an extension at the right price, segment the right price,
Speaker 1: of course. So you got Joe Burrow at the top.
Speaker 1: We think Jamar Chase will be. The Bengals Recalcitrinz's probably
Speaker 1: cost them fifty million dollars at least, but there were
Speaker 1: six billions, so what difference will make?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Then you know, then they go to number nine and say, hey, defer, defer, defer,
Speaker 1: and number nine will say okay, okay, okay, right, and defer.
Speaker 1: He gets the money later anyway, correct, Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: I'll look you giving it up. But there's still rumors
Speaker 1: I did mention it to National characters about Taylor Swift
Speaker 1: possibly leaving number eighty seven for number nine. I don't
Speaker 1: think so, are you sure? Yeah? Would that changed the
Speaker 1: karma of the Chiefs. I don't change the karma? Probably
Speaker 1: so yeah. Tayta comes here, right, I don't and the
Speaker 1: Bengals next year make a big run beat Kansas City
Speaker 1: here with tat cheering for number nine. We'll see Willie
Speaker 1: who knows Travis. I mean, he's given you a lot
Speaker 1: of interviews they're conducting, but Tata's talking about babies. I
Speaker 1: can't say. Nope, I can't say. What if the Chiefs
Speaker 1: win again and he gets down on one knee and
Speaker 1: begs her hand in marriage? Would that break the internet? Correct?
Speaker 1: There goes the post Super Bowl coverage. They can go
Speaker 1: right down the tubes. Yeah. And how badly do you
Speaker 1: want the Philadelphia Eagles to win this one? Very bad?
Speaker 1: You can't take it anymore. No, unless she switches to
Speaker 1: becoming I mean, to win three of them in a row.
Speaker 1: I mean, it happened. I don't know what you do,
Speaker 1: but you know, stop that group. But eight teams have
Speaker 1: won two in a row and not one of them
Speaker 1: made it back to the Super Bowl for year number three? Correct?
Speaker 1: And unlike the other teams which are like dynasties. Are
Speaker 1: the chiefs of dynasty when it's one player? Are they
Speaker 1: a dynasty? They got a pretty good one. Well, well
Speaker 1: they got a good defense. Three super Bowls? Yeah, pretty good.
Speaker 1: What happens? See what happens a week from Sunday? Not
Speaker 1: like the forty nine ers. I don't think in New
Speaker 1: Orlean or Pittsburgh or Dallas. He'll be walking to New Orlean.
Speaker 1: He'll be well, I'm gonna get talk to Jeff crue,
Speaker 1: heir from there in about a week, to talk about
Speaker 1: is New Orleans ready? What about Bourbon Street? Are we ready?
Speaker 1: How's the mayor doing? I guess okay, not good. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I mean it's not good. You know, fighting
Speaker 1: an arm camp down there. You won't be able to
Speaker 1: move correct, He'll be no, you won't. No segment, thank you, yes, sir,
Speaker 1: Now get me out of the student's report. Coming up next,
Speaker 1: we have Michael McDonald, the singer what a Fool Believes? Yeah,
Speaker 1: Now with the Catholic League talking about Joe Biden and JD.
Speaker 1: Vans taking a task by the Bishop's conference, what JD
Speaker 1: Vance take mession with my man from Middletown I'm just
Speaker 1: telling you the signs up yet in Middletown, the home.
Speaker 1: You know what, I don't know. I have to have
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Speaker 1: lot in term seven hundreds, w eld over you Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: the great American of course. Last Sunday, CBS Morning News,
Speaker 1: Margaret Brennan kind of one after JD. Vance a columns
Speaker 1: written here by Bill Donnage of the Catholic League and
Speaker 1: Michael McDonald, CBS sides with the bishops. I can't recall
Speaker 1: the time when the mainstream media CBS is among the worst,
Speaker 1: actually took the side of the United States Conference of
Speaker 1: Catholic Bishops. But they dead last Sunday when questioning JD.
Speaker 1: Vance to make him look bad, and it dealt with
Speaker 1: whether or not the immigration policies of the Trump administration
Speaker 1: was in concert with the desires of the Catholic Conference Bishops.
Speaker 1: And of course Margaret Brown and the CBS faced the
Speaker 1: nation kind of took the side of the Catholic Church
Speaker 1: against JD. Vance, which I thought was quite interesting. Jodan
Speaker 1: you and I now is Michael McDonald of the Catholic
Speaker 1: League in New York City, and Mike, welcome again to
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. So when I read this column
Speaker 1: by your cohort, Bill Donnie, who talks about CBS siding
Speaker 1: with the bishops, how surprised were you?
Speaker 5: Bill?
Speaker 3: It's always good to be with you, But you know what,
Speaker 3: for the last what four years were years of darkness
Speaker 3: that we've had descend upon the country. We had perhaps
Speaker 3: the most athlic anti Catholic president in American history, the
Speaker 3: most anti Catholic administration in American history, pushing things that
Speaker 3: were not just you know, okay, that's a little out
Speaker 3: of step. You know, maybe we could do things a
Speaker 3: little different. These are complete departures from the Catholic Church
Speaker 3: and its teachings. For the last four years, the Biden
Speaker 3: administration had gone way off the reservation from promoting anything
Speaker 3: that looked resembling, anything that looked like not even just Catholic,
Speaker 3: but that an honest, good person of faith would recognize
Speaker 3: as being conducive to human flourishing. Completely ignored all that
Speaker 3: by the mainstream media. They didn't challenge him once on that.
Speaker 3: They were very quick to remind us how he was
Speaker 3: at about Catholic He had the Rosary in his pockets,
Speaker 3: and you know, he was always upset about box or
Speaker 3: something like that, and those really every story that he
Speaker 3: got on the bishops are being mean to Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: But now you get jd. Vance in there, who is
Speaker 3: a convert to Catholicism, and you get Margaret Brennan. It
Speaker 3: just goes right after Wantum on a deeply personal question.
Speaker 3: I mean We can get into the policies of this,
Speaker 3: but let's not forget that there is a bit of
Speaker 3: a history between Margaret Brennan and JD. Vance During the
Speaker 3: vice presidential debate back in October. She was the one
Speaker 3: who cut him off when he was completely right about
Speaker 3: the CBP app and not only interrupted him to fact
Speaker 3: check him which he was wrong on and he was correct,
Speaker 3: but then turned off his mic because he was right.
Speaker 3: So there's a bit of a history there. And you know,
Speaker 3: CBS they edited the Kamila Harris sixty minutes. They edited
Speaker 3: Mike Johnson when he was on with Margaret Brennan. So
Speaker 3: these guys have proven that they're not good faith actors.
Speaker 3: And to go after someone's faith and try and make
Speaker 3: them look like they're not living up to it completely
Speaker 3: on national television, I think that's wrong.
Speaker 1: So on one hand, they wanted j D and indirectly
Speaker 1: Donald Trump to follow the dictates of the National Conference
Speaker 1: of Catholic Bishops. But on the other hand, when we
Speaker 1: had the most Catholic president of all time, that my
Speaker 1: tongue has firmly planted in my cheek. Joe Biden rarely,
Speaker 1: if ever, to the mainstream media ask Joe Biden, how
Speaker 1: come your beliefs on abortion or transgender rights, our school
Speaker 1: choice all against the Catholic faith, neutering faith based programs,
Speaker 1: the Department of Justices probe of Catholics. They thought the
Speaker 1: Department of Justice thought the Catholics, especially the Knights of Columbus,
Speaker 1: or like a right wing white supremacist group that had
Speaker 1: to be investigated. They also rescinded Trump's policies defending the
Speaker 1: rights of Christian students on college campuses. They forced Catholic
Speaker 1: doctors and hospitals to perform abortions and sexuary assignment surgery.
Speaker 1: Under Joe Biden, the Catholic president. They singled out pro
Speaker 1: life Care athletics for breaking the Face Act. And thank god,
Speaker 1: there's been about thirteen or fourteen men and women released
Speaker 1: from federal prison. So I have all these occasions when
Speaker 1: the Catholic President was the odds with the Catholic faith,
Speaker 1: and at no point that CBS, NBC, ABC or PBS,
Speaker 1: which might be the worst of all, call Joe Biden
Speaker 1: to task for opposing the Catholic bishops. But the one
Speaker 1: time on immigration when the opposite took place, they're there
Speaker 1: with that smile, that grin and I found the whole
Speaker 1: interview disgusting.
Speaker 3: Oh it completely was discussing and just going back on
Speaker 3: the abortion thing. Year in and year out. The United
Speaker 3: States Conference of Catholic Bishops have said that the preeminent
Speaker 3: issue for Catholic voters is abortion. That is the top issue.
Speaker 3: So that's not like something that you can sort of say, okay,
Speaker 3: well we have a different policy idea on this first
Speaker 3: that like you can with immigration, Immigration is not something
Speaker 3: that is central to the teachings that Catholic Church. Should
Speaker 3: we be nice to people, Absolutely, we should be nice
Speaker 3: to people. You can't go around killing people, which is
Speaker 3: what abortion is. Abortion is the intentional killing of an
Speaker 3: unborn child. And during the Joe Biden administration, the great
Speaker 3: devout Catholic that he was, Mike tongue is practically coming
Speaker 3: out my cheek. He was such a terrible president on
Speaker 3: that issue. They hounded the pro lifers activists, putting them
Speaker 3: in jail. The Face Act was used more under Joe
Speaker 3: Biden than all the other presidents since who was incepted
Speaker 3: back in the nineties. This should tell you where his
Speaker 3: position was. And the Equality Act, another legislative push from
Speaker 3: the Biden administration has been routinely called by the Catholic
Speaker 3: bishops in this country as the single greatest threat to
Speaker 3: religious liberty because it would completely gut any semblance of
Speaker 3: religious protections. We get rid of the nineties law, the
Speaker 3: Religious Freedom Restoration Act, it would force Catholic hospitals to
Speaker 3: form abortions. The the transgender madness, they have to go
Speaker 3: along with that as well. And these are just things
Speaker 3: that are not just a little at us up there
Speaker 3: fery out of step. And never once do the mainstream media,
Speaker 3: not Martyer Brenton for sure, pull out Joe Biden for
Speaker 3: any of this.
Speaker 1: Well, the one time something did a car I remember
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi while she was a speaker. I guess she's
Speaker 1: the speaker emeritus right now. She won her Catholic bishop
Speaker 1: in San Francisco denied her communion. She quickly flew to
Speaker 1: the Vatican, got on her knee before Pope Francis and
Speaker 1: received communion or got permission. Did you find that particularly disgusting?
Speaker 1: I hate to criticize the Pope. I know you do too,
Speaker 1: but Francis more or less accept Nancy Pelosi. Another they say,
Speaker 1: on one hand, they're Catholic. On the other hand, they're
Speaker 1: in favor of abortion up through birth. Isn't that somewhat wrong?
Speaker 3: But it absolutely is wrong. It is completely out of
Speaker 3: step with the teaching of the Church to hold a
Speaker 3: position like that. And I would say this, you know
Speaker 3: another thing that I just find offensive about this. If
Speaker 3: the average show Catholic is a problem with this, you know,
Speaker 3: his local bishop. He can't just fly to Rome and
Speaker 3: say hey, I want to be in good standing. He
Speaker 3: has to do penance and reform. But she used her
Speaker 3: position of power to get an audience with the Pope
Speaker 3: to somehow try and excuse her terrible policies that she supports.
Speaker 3: And you know, I find that extremely hypocritical on her part.
Speaker 3: And the Catholic Church were all supposed to be very equal,
Speaker 3: and it was one of the big things that Pope
Speaker 3: Francis's push that we got to start looking after the
Speaker 3: little guy. But you know, here we are just taking
Speaker 3: care of the Washington insider of insiders, one of the
Speaker 3: most wealthy women in the country, most powerful woman in
Speaker 3: the country, and she just gets an audience with the Pope. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think that's a little out of step on her part.
Speaker 1: And at the end of his President say, Joe Biden
Speaker 1: as schedule to go to the Vatican on the eighteenth
Speaker 1: of January to kiss the ring one more time, and
Speaker 1: I'm sure he would have been whined and dined by
Speaker 1: the Pope. He would have been accepted. And no one,
Speaker 1: no current American president, has been more anti religious, anti
Speaker 1: Catholic than Joe Biden. But he keeps playing up the
Speaker 1: fact he's got a rosier in his pocket and he's
Speaker 1: a Catholic, providing cover for what he does against Christianity
Speaker 1: and against religion. I found that particularly disgusting. Also on
Speaker 1: your website, Catholic League dot org, there's a posting about
Speaker 1: corporations has to drop DEI policies, and Bill donnegue relates
Speaker 1: that American culture is going through one of its periodic changes.
Speaker 1: One good change is the decision of companies to drop
Speaker 1: DEI divisive and effective. And I read a story in
Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal that DEI is an eight billion
Speaker 1: dollar a year business that in many parts of government.
Speaker 1: There's over two thousand employees in the federal government who
Speaker 1: are in the DEI departments of every reagency of government.
Speaker 1: Two thousand employees. And on top of that, the colleges
Speaker 1: universities and which there's thousands of DEI employees. And on
Speaker 1: top of that, social media companies and on top of
Speaker 1: that like Costco for example, won't get rid of of DEI,
Speaker 1: which is a form of racial discrimination. And on your
Speaker 1: website you have a letter that click here, click there
Speaker 1: about which companies follow it, which companies do not follow it.
Speaker 1: Is DEI particularly a bad policy when it comes to
Speaker 1: discrimination against Asian students, or against the white men, or
Speaker 1: against trade individuals. Is it a particularly terrible sin that
Speaker 1: must be scoured out of America in your view?
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 3: It is bad. I mean, it's not as bad as abortion, obviously,
Speaker 3: but this is just wrong because this is another thing
Speaker 3: that just applies in the teaching of the Catholic Church.
Speaker 3: You know, we believe that everyone is creating in the
Speaker 3: image and likeness of God, and that that's very important.
Speaker 3: That's what separated us from all the pagans that came
Speaker 3: before us. The Judeo Christian tradition holds that to be true.
Speaker 3: And then you look at what DEI says that you
Speaker 3: can judge somebody that there's always going to be a
Speaker 3: permanent power class, and there's always going to be a
Speaker 3: permanent victim class, and it's just worlds is divided between
Speaker 3: the powerful that abuse the lower people that and you're
Speaker 3: automatically just based on the accident of birth, thrown into
Speaker 3: one of those categories or the other. That is wrong
Speaker 3: to teach that to children, to indoctrinate them into thinking
Speaker 3: that they're perpetually going to be victims and that they're
Speaker 3: perpetually going to be bullied over by other people just
Speaker 3: because of the accident of their birth. That is wrong
Speaker 3: in terms of wrong mindset. It's debilitating. Not only do
Speaker 3: you have all these HR departments and the government and
Speaker 3: private sector, and the colleges and universities are a hopeless case.
Speaker 3: Not only are you losing money and stifling innovation there,
Speaker 3: but you're just strangling these kids with this notion that
Speaker 3: they can never succeed. Like you mentioned, it's killing the
Speaker 3: advantage and I really advantage that the Asians work very
Speaker 3: hard to get into elite colleges. That's their advantage, that
Speaker 3: they actually work hard to pursue their education and they
Speaker 3: get slapped in the face.
Speaker 2: Not for you.
Speaker 3: Straight white men aren't being promoted. Straight people in general.
Speaker 3: You know, they don't have enough points and you know,
Speaker 3: this is another thing that comes up on college campus
Speaker 3: all the time, is the Christian privilege that people of faith,
Speaker 3: Christians in particular, have some sort of inherent advantage, and
Speaker 3: they're out there lording it over the poor little atheists
Speaker 3: who are just kept down and they have this notion
Speaker 3: of society is wrong. It is a sign that society
Speaker 3: is deeply ill, and thank god, we're doing something about
Speaker 3: the correcting and people are waking up.
Speaker 1: Lastly, Michael McDonald of the Catholic League dot org in
Speaker 1: New York City, I saw a report in the Wall
Speaker 1: Street Journal that twenty five percent of incoming freshmen of
Speaker 1: public colleges universities identify as an alternative lifestyle lgbtwo TQ
Speaker 1: plus plus twenty five percent. I see in various publications
Speaker 1: that in public grade schools, well I'm talking about eight
Speaker 1: nine ten year olds, they're introduced to the world of
Speaker 1: homosexuality or the world of transgender rights. I see that
Speaker 1: the preaching of alternative lifestyles to boys and girls. I
Speaker 1: can't tell how many girls were like tom boys, how
Speaker 1: many boys may be dressed up like girls whatever, And
Speaker 1: that doesn't mean a sex and gender aren't the same.
Speaker 1: In fact, I'm told by the experts that gender is
Speaker 1: a social construct that you can identify is something different
Speaker 1: than what you are, and you become that entity. While
Speaker 1: sex is x x or x y, that gender is
Speaker 1: one hundred and seven different genders recognized by Disney and
Speaker 1: by Costco and others. And so that difficulty, shall we say,
Speaker 1: has permutated itself into the groundwater. And now six, seven, eight,
Speaker 1: nine year olds are being told that if you feel
Speaker 1: you're in the wrong kind of a body, a different
Speaker 1: kind of a body, there's a way out of that.
Speaker 1: And I know that doesn't happen in Catholic schools. It's sad,
Speaker 1: but some of the most liberal universities about that are
Speaker 1: like Georgetown or Catholic University, and they're preaching the same
Speaker 1: gender multiplicity as as many of the Ohio states and
Speaker 1: the US s and the University of Chicago's is a
Speaker 1: particularly evil for the public school system, instead of teaching reading, writing,
Speaker 1: and arithmetic, for example, to be dealing with transgender transsexual
Speaker 1: rights and to promote the idea that hormones will solve
Speaker 1: your problem.
Speaker 3: Oh, absolutely, this is just morally wrong on the face
Speaker 3: of it. A little thing that doesn't get spoken about
Speaker 3: enough but should be. But because teachers have to spend
Speaker 3: time on this nonsense, kids are not precisely learning reading, writing,
Speaker 3: and arithmetic. And that's why one of the reasons we're
Speaker 3: trailing the rest of the world. But it is entirely
Speaker 3: wrong to tell an eight nine year old that you
Speaker 3: need to go out and alter your entire physical reality
Speaker 3: in a way that cannot be done because every single
Speaker 3: cell in your body is imprinted with xx or x
Speaker 3: y down to the cellular level. You cannot get past it.
Speaker 3: Nature is nature. And instead of telling children, you know,
Speaker 3: find things that you like about yourself, grow into the
Speaker 3: person that you're supposed to be, go out there and
Speaker 3: sell them a bill of goods. It's never going to
Speaker 3: fix anything. That is going to distort, you know, physically,
Speaker 3: maim them, mess with their psychology, the whole nine yards.
Speaker 3: Everything's going to get messed up with these kids. And
Speaker 3: to be promoting this is a good I mean, I'll
Speaker 3: say this. Thank God. We live in Donald Trump's America,
Speaker 3: where now we don't recognize under we recognize sex. Biology
Speaker 3: and science are triumphing reason and triumphing once again, and
Speaker 3: people of faith are now no longer being discriminated because
Speaker 3: that was happening a lot.
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, look at in Colorado, the baker out there, he
Speaker 3: wanted to he didn't want to bake a cake for
Speaker 3: LGBT wedding. Then they went after him again because he
Speaker 3: wouldn't bake a cake for a transgender affirming surgery. I
Speaker 3: guess they get cake for that. Apparently that's the thing now,
Speaker 3: and they were going after Christians were not accepting this
Speaker 3: incredibly destructive ideology and holding truth to not only biblical
Speaker 3: principles but also scientific reality.
Speaker 1: Well, in reality, gender is determined at conception and then
Speaker 1: revealed at birth or before if you have certain photos
Speaker 1: taken to the baby in utero. But you know, gender
Speaker 1: is determined at the moment of conception and it's revealed
Speaker 1: at birth, and you can't change that. You can act
Speaker 1: as if there's something different than what you are, but
Speaker 1: that's not the case. Well, Michael McDonald Catholic League dot
Speaker 1: Org got the website up, but not to go after
Speaker 1: Biden's policies relative to abortion and transgender issues and forcing
Speaker 1: Catholic doctors and hospitals to perform abortions and sexual assignment
Speaker 1: surgeries against their faith. The media would never hold Joe
Speaker 1: Biden to account for that. But they went after j. D.
Speaker 1: Vance Hard, who, by the way, goes to my church
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati, OHI. I went after him hard because he
Speaker 1: wasn't in concert with the bishops on the issue of immigration.
Speaker 1: But once again, Mike MacDonald, thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And Mike, you're a great American.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Thanks Bill, you're a great American.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Ill Let's continue with more. And there
Speaker 1: it is the media will use their platform to continue
Speaker 1: their liberal political beliefs, irrespective of the facts. Bill Cunningham
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Speaker 7: ME something called coitus interrupt us, which is a Latin phrase,
Speaker 7: and then most of our audios doesn't understand what it means,
Speaker 7: and Joan probably knows it from his clerk from his
Speaker 7: Latin days. But we had a woman call in and
Speaker 7: she said she went through a divorce and her husband
Speaker 7: interrupted coreit is interrupted, and she was making love and
Speaker 7: her husband was videotaping it through an air vent one
Speaker 7: of these furnaces, and they had a microphone.
Speaker 1: She comes to court and.
Speaker 7: She has asked the questions by the other lawyer, have
Speaker 7: you ever made loved another man?
Speaker 1: Did you ever do that? She said no, no, no.
Speaker 1: The lawyer brings in.
Speaker 7: The video tape, puts up the screen and there she
Speaker 7: is a living collar. We gave her a weekend at
Speaker 7: the Sheraton.
Speaker 1: That was where at the least got She didn't get
Speaker 1: the keds. She lost that care and the events. That
Speaker 1: was great. It was great.
Speaker 7: And that's it's good radio because you want to say
Speaker 7: what's going to happen next.
Speaker 1: You don't want smiles and frowns.
Speaker 7: You want outrageous laughter, and you want crying in tears
Speaker 7: and gnashing her teeth. That's what AM radio should be. Exciting, unpredictable.
Speaker 1: Hell, hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting Donki. You may recall
Speaker 1: thirty thirty five years ago, your friend Herauda Rivera did
Speaker 1: a talk show in Chicago. Yes, invited me to host
Speaker 1: with him a little bit, me and Haraldo, and that
Speaker 1: was a cut I think from that show. But I'm
Speaker 1: not sure.
Speaker 8: Now did you were you called upon to help him
Speaker 8: with his show or did you implement your show on
Speaker 8: his show?
Speaker 1: I was later on I was a reflection of Jerry
Speaker 1: Springer by the way I saw the netflex especial on Jerry,
Speaker 1: and it was a hit job, made him look extremely bad,
Speaker 1: and I don't like that. Jerry, despite his politics, was
Speaker 1: a good man. Yeah, why they do that. The fact
Speaker 1: Mostlim America loves Jr. No they pictured this thing is
Speaker 1: he destroyed the culture all of a sudden. He didn't
Speaker 1: destroy anything. He revealed what was going on. And then
Speaker 1: he also used shall we say trailer park trash or
Speaker 1: white young Americans to uh. And the producers will always
Speaker 1: pump you up a little bit. You know, you got
Speaker 1: to do this like segment a middle Tucky. If segment
Speaker 1: got on there, they'd be pumping him up, telling him
Speaker 1: what to say, what not to say, don't say the
Speaker 1: right things. We're not going to send you back home,
Speaker 1: send you to the bus station, not to the airlines.
Speaker 1: That happens all the time. So the producers are in
Speaker 1: there popping up. Absolutely, gotta get them gassed up. Maybe,
Speaker 1: yeah it was reality, but not real reality. A little
Speaker 1: bit of old granddad, Yeah, a little bit of hey
Speaker 1: something script I drink Alone by George drink Alone. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So I don't know, but they went after him. But
Speaker 1: that was a good old days now, Rock, I'm going
Speaker 1: to have a few issues late upon the table. Yes,
Speaker 1: fire away with issue one please. Hal Steinbrunner, the son
Speaker 1: of George, announced today that the Yankees cannot afford baseball
Speaker 1: the way it's conducted today. Why not because the Dodgers'
Speaker 1: payroll this year is five hundred million dollars and the
Speaker 1: poor Yankees only have three hundred and eighty million. The
Speaker 1: Reds have one hundred million. So how did the Reds
Speaker 1: sweep the Yankees last year? And the Reds beat the
Speaker 1: Dodgers in the season series? Go? It was? It was
Speaker 1: how many games run that series? Many many? I'd say, yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean when they swept the Yankees in New
Speaker 8: York through is that amount of money will buy not
Speaker 8: only great players, but also depth, which is what you need,
Speaker 8: not a course of a one hundred and eighty game season.
Speaker 1: Yes. Secondly, Trey Hendrickson once a contract extension, don't we all?
Speaker 8: Yes, that might be hard, and I'm a deal's a
Speaker 8: deal kind of guy. But that might be hard because
Speaker 8: that guy is way way out performed his contract. And
Speaker 8: you got to worry about if you don't make nice
Speaker 8: to a guy who is you know, in the conversation
Speaker 8: for Player of the Year MVP. How's that play in
Speaker 8: a locker room? Not good if you're not going to
Speaker 8: you know, pay war the guys are who are putting
Speaker 8: it on the line and producing for you. But tell
Speaker 8: me he's getting old, thirty years old, rock. That's that's
Speaker 8: the other side, because you don't pay people for what
Speaker 8: they've done.
Speaker 1: You pay them for what you believe they will will do.
Speaker 1: You don't get rewarded. You look forward, right, So how
Speaker 1: much does he have left in the tank? How old
Speaker 1: is he? Thirty?
Speaker 8: Thirty thirty that's usually the magic number. That's it, Like
Speaker 8: you'd be on the underside of thirty, not on the overside.
Speaker 1: Well, he set to make fifteen point eight million. He
Speaker 1: wants a contract like Bosa, which is thirty four million dollars.
Speaker 1: He wants he wants to Bosa deal. I'm sorry, Nick,
Speaker 1: Bosa makes thirty four what makes twenty eight? He doesn't
Speaker 1: get hurt a lot? He plays and really what and
Speaker 1: Bosa both get hurt a lot? Yeah, Miles Garrett is
Speaker 1: making twenty five million, five million more than Hendrickson made
Speaker 1: and didn't have nearly the production.
Speaker 8: I think what they have to consider is yes, is
Speaker 8: he maybe on the latter side of his career. Absolutely,
Speaker 8: But if you don't pay how does that play in
Speaker 8: the lock? Not good when that guy has been phenomenal
Speaker 8: and he's said on a defense that was terrible, he
Speaker 8: had seventeen and a half sacks.
Speaker 1: That's hard to do really, And Tobin is saying, look,
Speaker 1: we're paying a few players at the top of the payroll.
Speaker 1: We can't afford to pay everyone at the top. So
Speaker 1: these other teams seem to do it. They seem to
Speaker 1: do it.
Speaker 8: Kansas City, Look, Kansas City. Look at all the great
Speaker 8: players on Philadelphia. I think that roster is stacked. They
Speaker 8: figured out how to do it. But what I can't
Speaker 8: quite figure that out.
Speaker 1: And two four seasons with the Bengals, Henderson is fifty
Speaker 1: seven sacks, which is by the way, number one over
Speaker 1: the four seasons, and he's the eleventh best player at
Speaker 1: at the easily.
Speaker 8: The best free agent acquisition that bank ever made in
Speaker 8: history ever n even close.
Speaker 1: Now, lastly, what do we got Ohio State? Notre Dame.
Speaker 1: The coaches are dissipating all over the place. They're they're
Speaker 1: cashing in the one guy from o High States was
Speaker 1: going to make make ten million dollars over three years.
Speaker 1: Jim Knowles over three million bucks a year. Notre Dame
Speaker 1: is going to lose almost everybody is Notre Dame under
Speaker 1: the leadership. A guy that's never been a head coach
Speaker 1: before had a pretty good year, you might say, had
Speaker 1: a pretty good been the head coach for like three years.
Speaker 1: So he was hired. You said you can't do that
Speaker 1: when he was hired.
Speaker 8: But now that it's those three years ago now, and
Speaker 8: I was right to ask that question. Prove you as
Speaker 8: you asked the question.
Speaker 1: Is Notre Dame done, d u n and done?
Speaker 8: No, We're gonna build upon that success. So we had
Speaker 8: last year.
Speaker 1: His success is losing the championship game. Oh okay, that's
Speaker 1: that's the six Yeah, that's the success.
Speaker 8: Knocked off Georgia right now, knocked off Penn State.
Speaker 1: So what we'll forget I's just forget about segment. He's
Speaker 1: defending Notre Dame. Your reaction will he the student reporters
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Speaker 1: Kentucky called Johnson. He did ga Coolie eight five nine
Speaker 1: four seven to two sixty fifty one. What Red's update.
Speaker 1: The Reds are going to bring back a familiar face,
Speaker 1: Willie like the pitcher. Wade Miley is getting a minor
Speaker 1: league deal or two and a half million. He's eyeing
Speaker 1: a return sometime in May as he is coming off
Speaker 1: of Tommy John surgery. Get rid of his beer too,
Speaker 1: I'm told? Is that correct segment that I don't know?
Speaker 1: Please continue? Also in soccer news, what the buzz is
Speaker 1: swirling with FC Cincinnati messy Lucho Acosta maybe on his
Speaker 1: way out of Cincinnati to a club in Argentina?
Speaker 8: What yes, now, what are the what are the machinations
Speaker 8: of like can they just buy him?
Speaker 1: Or the contract or how's that?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: All that stuff like that? He's probably on loan. It's
Speaker 1: so weird. Yeah, you can loan a player, could you man?
Speaker 1: What if? The what if? You know?
Speaker 8: Zach Taylor, Mike Brown loaned out Joe Burrow to another
Speaker 8: team to play a game.
Speaker 1: And Jeff Brady's got to answer that question on the
Speaker 1: show yesterday, and you refuse asking as him a question
Speaker 1: because we had too many issues going on with Jeff
Speaker 1: birding million dollars of like he's gonna take over the banks.
Speaker 1: He thinks you're gonna move it up to uh, you
Speaker 1: know by tapped High schooling.
Speaker 8: I mean the West End. My whole life I've been
Speaker 8: here was a hell hole. You can't say that that's wrong,
Speaker 8: it's but it's they were challenge a lot of challenges
Speaker 8: geographically challenge.
Speaker 1: Now now looking pretty good. And he's gonna get the
Speaker 1: Heritage Bank Center he believes, off the riverfront right there
Speaker 1: by TQL Stadium, along with the other third of a
Speaker 1: billion dollars to be spent by Meg Whitman and the lenders,
Speaker 1: to have an entertainment district along with the Heritage Bank
Speaker 1: Center and the fifteen hundred seat New Bogarts and the
Speaker 1: two high rise, twenty seven story tall hotels, and the
Speaker 1: restaurants are failing one after another, and condominiums and office
Speaker 1: buildings and more. That's the West End. You do you believe.
Speaker 8: People are going to drop half a million years on
Speaker 8: a condo in the West End?
Speaker 1: Yes, really, it's happening now. OTR. Good friend of mine,
Speaker 1: Jeff Beckham, buys a bunch of condos. You can't buy
Speaker 1: a condo for seven hundred thousand dollars in OTR. That's
Speaker 1: any good seven hundred thousand. Do you believe? I don't unbelievable.
Speaker 1: It's great. That's great because the city Sloan He's on
Speaker 1: this Hyde Park to the Square. He's on this big
Speaker 1: time because it's about money. The city gets its money
Speaker 1: from the earnings tax. They want to have large numbers
Speaker 1: thousands of younger Americans move in with jobs to pay
Speaker 1: all these welfare benefits, and you can't clear the city streets.
Speaker 1: They want this, so the city wants Hyde Park. The
Speaker 1: city better figure out to get get the snow off
Speaker 1: the streets. For anything else, you're making too much. Somebody,
Speaker 1: somebody craft brewery, somebody down there at that City Hall
Speaker 1: should have got the gate for this. That doesn't happen. Well,
Speaker 1: they do it to other people down there when somebody
Speaker 1: doesn't perform the Trump's do somebody ought to go downtown
Speaker 1: at eight oh one point. Those are those people vote
Speaker 1: for all for all those folks down there, so unanimously.
Speaker 1: The big one's going to be Evan Nolan, the ninth
Speaker 1: guy on council that kind of took the place of
Speaker 1: that Reggie guy. Harrison went to Washington for a cup
Speaker 1: of coffee. Will he be endorsed by the Democrat Party
Speaker 1: for a council seat when he say straight white male
Speaker 1: father as opposed to some sort of activist. Because Reggie's
Speaker 1: back now and he wants to He's working for one
Speaker 1: of the council members, he's chief of staff. He wants
Speaker 1: to get back on council. Seg your reaction, remember back.
Speaker 8: I feel like we used to know the names of
Speaker 8: all the council members and Sittingfield and Cecil Thomas and
Speaker 8: and these guys.
Speaker 1: I know I can't because they don't matter. They think
Speaker 1: they're important, but they don't matter. They're not serious people.
Speaker 1: They're not serious people. TAB have to have pure of all.
Speaker 1: I call him PG pure of all. By the way,
Speaker 1: what about PG his case, he's gonna be I think
Speaker 1: he's gonna be set free in the next month or two.
Speaker 1: You want to bet me hot funds, I'm hearing the same.
Speaker 1: I keep winning these bets, like from Tony Pike. I
Speaker 1: never catch it, like the damn thing, he's cheap. He's
Speaker 1: cheap Tony Pike from reading for Gods, you don't know
Speaker 1: what's going on? What's on the big show today?
Speaker 3: Rock?
Speaker 8: If anyway, if Tom signed in right a the Gate
Speaker 8: talking about the fentanyl and this new Frankenstein drug which
Speaker 8: is like one hundred times more powerful than fentanyl.
Speaker 1: Which is hard to believe.
Speaker 8: And I had on this doctor he's had a grain
Speaker 8: of rice of a fentanyl will kill fifteen people, right
Speaker 8: and not a lot?
Speaker 1: That's far a little. It's one of the two. Yes,
Speaker 1: but isn't powerful what Trump's doing on the southern border
Speaker 1: with that help? That's what we're gonna ask Tom signing.
Speaker 1: Can you make it here? I imagine? I don't think so.
Speaker 1: These pill presses are one hundred dollars. You can put
Speaker 1: ingredients and have a pill press off Amazon for a
Speaker 1: hundred bucks and it makes a pill. Then you stamp
Speaker 1: on in something that's known a prescriptive drug and you
Speaker 1: get kids use some other people using it. I think
Speaker 1: that's an issue. And signings on top of this some
Speaker 1: newtown Yes, what else is going on?
Speaker 8: Let's see what we got? We have town much Boston.
Speaker 8: He's a presidential historian. Got him at four o'clock to
Speaker 8: talk about the first what eight nine days of the
Speaker 8: Trump's are kicking ass?
Speaker 1: Like signed the Lake and Riley acting unbelievable. None of
Speaker 1: the Democrats showed up for this because their policies indirectly
Speaker 1: caused her death. So you don't see Democrats making responsibility
Speaker 1: for the policies killing so many innocent men, women and children.
Speaker 1: What do you think the midterms are going are going
Speaker 1: to be? Like everyone says Trump's going to get drilled.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I don't think so either.
Speaker 8: It might be those those people who are not on
Speaker 8: board and it won't sign on to stuff like you know,
Speaker 8: the Lincoln Lincoln Riley Act and the other bill that
Speaker 8: are only two Democrats voting for to keep men out
Speaker 8: of women's sports.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe I dare you to say, I just said it.
Speaker 1: Just say it, men out of women's sports and keep
Speaker 1: teenage boys out of teenage girls locker rooms. I dare
Speaker 1: you not to allow that? How come women never want
Speaker 1: to go in the men's locker room you don't say it,
Speaker 1: and girls don't want to go in the boys lock
Speaker 1: I thought everything's equal, you know, Well why is that
Speaker 1: new sheriff in town? Well we're equal but different, Yes, vera,
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens. Segment Where do you stay in
Speaker 1: Middletown Coleraine High School? Were you there trying to get
Speaker 1: into girls locker rooms and demanding judges allow you to
Speaker 1: do it because you are now identify as Seggi pooh
Speaker 1: instead of the second every day. I wasious, you like
Speaker 1: to be They're delicious, and we got we gotta calm down, Sarah,
Speaker 1: Alice a little bit. She's making these ridiculous allegations against
Speaker 1: me that are false. It was you want to kiss her?
Speaker 1: She wanted to kiss me, and I said, no, you'll
Speaker 1: take it too far. I don't want to get you started.
Speaker 1: I won't be able to control you. You know how
Speaker 1: it goes. She's thirty five years old going on sixties.
Speaker 5: Really, yeah, you'll be like this time next year, Willy
Speaker 5: will be like, please, don't even look my way.
Speaker 1: I know that you're my age.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 5: When Willy stops checking you out, that's when you know
Speaker 5: it's over. I still need him to be a PERV
Speaker 5: with me. I need for myself is a.
Speaker 1: PERV with you. I've seen it first half. He's coming
Speaker 1: up in a few minutes there. Well, Sarah, if I
Speaker 1: were younger, I would I would I gladly engage in
Speaker 1: coitus with you? What do you like to engage in coitus?
Speaker 5: But as soon as a dirty comment.
Speaker 1: Talk dirty to me, Willie sayquitus again, coitus. I enjoyed coitus.
Speaker 5: But once that's I know I'm screwed. But I think
Speaker 5: I did hit a point where I'm like, oh my god.
Speaker 5: Dudes in like their sixties and seventies are like, nah,
Speaker 5: she's way too old.
Speaker 1: You're too old, you've aged out.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, eighties, nineties death bad.
Speaker 1: I can't see you make it in the well. That's
Speaker 1: more fake boobs and lip fillers. I guess I don't
Speaker 1: know what to tell you. I don't let him touch me.
Speaker 3: Rock.
Speaker 1: Do you blame me?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: I asked, say about this that you have to go
Speaker 1: through it every morning, don't you. H Yeah, I'm only
Speaker 1: in there about three minutes and that's enough. I was like,
Speaker 1: marital sex, egg, yep, but uh, but you enjoy your
Speaker 1: time with Sarah. I enjoyed my time with kid Chris.
Speaker 8: All right, say be careful if you hang around to
Speaker 8: say at least too much. Egg's gonna get jealous. Sigg's
Speaker 8: getting jealous already, look at him.
Speaker 1: That never happened. Get me out of the ste get
Speaker 1: me out of the stews. From four William was on
Speaker 1: this day in two thousand and two. Oh, Synergy Field
Speaker 1: was imploded? Really correct? Three years right there?
Speaker 8: Day from blue seats, the red seats, blue seats, green seats.
Speaker 1: Remember the softball game that we did on the side.
Speaker 8: You can get it, you can get You can just
Speaker 8: walk up to the stadium and get a red seat
Speaker 8: for six dollars.
Speaker 1: And what hot dogs marching by the fourth inning? You
Speaker 1: could sneak your way down the blue Those are the days.
Speaker 8: And that's what when you said you had tickets, the
Speaker 8: reds game's true Cincinnati. Next question was where they're at
Speaker 8: if you said blue seats somebody that's pretty good. Yeah,
Speaker 8: status thing.
Speaker 1: And the Arrow Express every every strip center and mall
Speaker 1: in the Tri State at five pm. Right, Bengals had
Speaker 1: that every week at the Metro Park at the mall.
Speaker 1: We don't have any malls all over the place. They're
Speaker 1: coming down. We don't have any malls anymore. Time change Rock,
Speaker 1: but keeping eyes they are changing. Don't let her come
Speaker 1: after you, believe me, try not to Thank you, sake,
Speaker 1: Thank you Rock, Yes, thank you seven hundred wu Aldo
Speaker 1: Bad