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Speaker 4: Danny boy, are you prepared, my producer, han it? Oh
Speaker 4: my gosh, Oh my gosh, hit it, Danny Boy, Oh
Speaker 4: my god. Literally keep it going for a half a second.
Speaker 4: Keep it going, Danny boy, Danny boy, gleasten imagine where
Speaker 4: we would be this Sunday night, five days later if
Speaker 4: the forces of darkness and evil and the radical left
Speaker 4: seized power of the United States federal government and ruled
Speaker 4: for a thousand years. Here's the music that was not
Speaker 4: played tonight until now. If Kamala Harris had won.
Speaker 2: Hit it.
Speaker 4: And it was a great country, it lasted for two
Speaker 4: hundred and forty years, and the radical Left took over
Speaker 4: and killed the American dream turned into a nightmare. The
Speaker 4: city's overrun with homeless, fentanyl, deathson, no respect for law
Speaker 4: and order, death, disease, pestilence and sorrows marks the land
Speaker 4: southern border. You thought twenty million was too many, Make
Speaker 4: it fifty million, make it one hundred million. Wait a minute,
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, wait, wait a minite, Wait a minute.
Speaker 4: Hope what what I'm away?
Speaker 2: Did he win? Did he win?
Speaker 5: Hit it?
Speaker 4: Danny Gleason? Hit it again? Oh my gosh. We have
Speaker 4: been redeemed, We have been re energized, rejuvenated, born again.
Speaker 4: We're born again as Americans. Danny Glason can go we
Speaker 4: here one more time. If Kamala Harris and that Putts
Speaker 4: tim Waltz had won, what music would be played tonight?
Speaker 4: If in fact she won. I'm out of it. Now
Speaker 4: go back the other direction, Danny boy, go back, Please
Speaker 4: get me out of this. There we go. Oh night, Marizanna,
Speaker 4: and I'm back to reality. Let me tell you a
Speaker 4: little story which I related in part last Sunday night,
Speaker 4: but not fully. On Friday and Saturday before the election,
Speaker 4: three or four days before the election, I had this
Speaker 4: terrible nightmare that Akeem Jefferies was the Speaker of the House,
Speaker 4: that Nancy Pelosi was the Speaker emeritus, directing all activities
Speaker 4: of the House of Representatives, that Chuck Schumer was the
Speaker 4: Senate Majority leader, and that Kamala Harris was the Commander
Speaker 4: in Chief, the President of the United States, and Tim Waltz,
Speaker 4: that goofball from Minnesota. The marshmallow Man is the Vice President,
Speaker 4: also known as the President of the Senate. And I
Speaker 4: woke up in a cold sweat, kind of like James Brown.
Speaker 4: I loved James Brown. So on Sunday morning, two days
Speaker 4: before the election, when you go to my Catholic church,
Speaker 4: which is, by the way, the one attended by Jade Vance.
Speaker 4: But I regress he hasn't been there much in the
Speaker 4: last three months. Might add for good reasons. Hopefully it'll
Speaker 4: come back, I think, But the Secret Service disrupt things greatly,
Speaker 4: so maybe not. But he's a good man who became
Speaker 4: a practicing Roman Catholic in twenty eighteen. There on the
Speaker 4: left there are candles before a beautiful statue of Saint Joseph.
Speaker 4: On the right side the Blessed Virgin, and all the
Speaker 4: candles there were packed. So at the end of Mass,
Speaker 4: I walked up and lit a candle, and I'll make
Speaker 4: public the prayer that I said inside a Catholic church
Speaker 4: in front of the statue of Saint Joseph, and I
Speaker 4: said the following, Dear God, I asked the intercession of
Speaker 4: Saint Joseph and all the Saints that I don't have
Speaker 4: all the answers in my life. I might be wrong,
Speaker 4: but I doubt it. I think this country is out
Speaker 4: of crossroads, and that, as you know, God, Almighty America
Speaker 4: is God's representative on earth. Without us, God, only God
Speaker 4: would know what the world would look like after World
Speaker 4: War One, Word War two, all the positive things we've
Speaker 4: done around the world, and that if America is to
Speaker 4: improve and to get better, I believe, as a practicing
Speaker 4: Roman Catholic, that we must have a different political leadership
Speaker 4: in this country. It begins at the top. Donald Trump
Speaker 4: is not a perfect messenger. He's done things in his life.
Speaker 4: I'm sure that he himself is concerned about As a
Speaker 4: grandfather seventy eight years old, probably some of those things
Speaker 4: should not have occurred. Nonetheless, compared to the alternative, Donald Trump,
Speaker 4: to me looks like a living saint. So I ask,
Speaker 4: through Jesus Christ and all the Saints, that you give wisdom,
Speaker 4: grace of knowledge to American citizens in two days to
Speaker 4: vote the correct way. And my humble opinion. The correct
Speaker 4: way is for Donald Trump and four Jade Vance. I
Speaker 4: pray that, if I'm correct, that you, with the intercession
Speaker 4: of all the saints, will do what is right for
Speaker 4: this country. And it happened on Tuesday night. By what
Speaker 4: one or two am? It was clear CNN was bleeding
Speaker 4: from all the eye sockets, ABC, NBCCBS could not believe
Speaker 4: what was going on yours Truly, I could not sleep
Speaker 4: Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. I had to wait for
Speaker 4: Donald Trump to give the acceptancy concession, whatever it might
Speaker 4: be from Kamala Harrison didn't come until Wednesday later in
Speaker 4: the afternoon. There she is again, and I said, I
Speaker 4: have to listen. So when he got done about three
Speaker 4: point fifteen or three twenty am Eastern time on Wednesday morning,
Speaker 4: I was wide open. I walked out of my modified
Speaker 4: palatial estate, walked the grounds. I got on my knees
Speaker 4: again in my front yard and thank God Almighty. And
Speaker 4: then I couldn't go to sleep, so I thought I
Speaker 4: better wait for Joe Scarborough and CBS Morning News and
Speaker 4: the Today Show and George Stephanopolis and see what they say.
Speaker 4: By six thirty seven am, the sun had come up.
Speaker 4: I still hadn't slipped a wink. I wanted to watch
Speaker 4: Zeka Brazinski and their explanations and Joe Scarborough. And by
Speaker 4: eight o'clock, nine o'clock, as you know, I'm on the
Speaker 4: air daily Monday through Friday, twelve to three on seven
Speaker 4: hundred WLW. So by this point it was nine or
Speaker 4: nine thirty. My wife had gone to bed. She said,
Speaker 4: who won. I said, honey, we won, which communicated my
Speaker 4: thankfulness for the grace given to American voters. And I thought,
Speaker 4: what she said, you better take a shower and get
Speaker 4: ready for so called work. I think what I do
Speaker 4: and talk radio is not work. It's a pleasure. And
Speaker 4: so I don't think I took a nap at ten
Speaker 4: or ten thirty am, because I was in here about
Speaker 4: eleven o'clock in the morning getting ready for noon. On Wednesday.
Speaker 4: I went through noon to three o'clock. I came home,
Speaker 4: took calls to five or six radio interviews by seven
Speaker 4: or eight o'clock on Wednesday night, and by ten o'clock
Speaker 4: I couldn't take it anymore. I fell asleep, woke up
Speaker 4: at five am, and I was in another cold sweat.
Speaker 4: I thought Trump had won, but for about a minute
Speaker 4: or two, I said, maybe he didn't win, maybe last
Speaker 4: night was a dream. Who won? Immediately went to my
Speaker 4: phone and I went to various websites to make sure
Speaker 4: Donald Trump did indeed win. On Wednesday afternoon, I saw
Speaker 4: the concession of Kamala Harrison, the crying and those crocodile tears.
Speaker 4: Then Wednesday night, I tried to watch the Jimmies at night,
Speaker 4: couldn't do it. Finally went to sleep and got up
Speaker 4: on Thursday morning a new man and Mike. God was
Speaker 4: I thankful? This morning? I went back to the same
Speaker 4: church where I'm a member, and I lit another candle
Speaker 4: of thankfulness to God Almighty. I truly believe this is
Speaker 4: no hyperbole that I believe that God often uses instruments
Speaker 4: to do what is right around the world. And at
Speaker 4: some point even God got to interfere with what the
Speaker 4: Democrats and the liberals and the progresses have done to
Speaker 4: our society. There's no democratic city that is functioning after
Speaker 4: fifty years of rule. Look at the city of Chicago,
Speaker 4: and look with Johnson. It's unbelievable what's happening there, and
Speaker 4: every city. Look at the southern border, look at Federol,
Speaker 4: Look at drug addictions. About two hundred and seventy Americans
Speaker 4: are killed every day a fentanyl from over the southern border.
Speaker 4: I look at the collapse of our magnificent cities under
Speaker 4: democratic rule. I look at the lack of respect for police.
Speaker 4: I look at public schools that are completely dysfunctional. I
Speaker 4: look at America thirty six trillion dollars in debt over
Speaker 4: heels can never recover. I look at the wars, especially
Speaker 4: the one in Israel and the one in Ukraine, which
Speaker 4: is going nowhere but away from American interests. Everywhere I look,
Speaker 4: I have nothing but absolute total disasters. And I said, God,
Speaker 4: thank you for this moment, and I'm going to go
Speaker 4: back to Mass on next Sunday. I may go on
Speaker 4: Saturday and light another candle for the survivability and the
Speaker 4: flourishing of Donald Trump until January the twentieth, because the
Speaker 4: forces of evil are not done with him yet, and
Speaker 4: he's not the president until January the twentieth. I will
Speaker 4: light another candle, and I'll encourage you to do the
Speaker 4: same thing. By whatever God you whatever the first name
Speaker 4: you call God Almighty, whether it's Catholic or Christian, or
Speaker 4: Jewish or Muslim, whatever it might be, Presbyterian, Unitarian, Baptist,
Speaker 4: whatever it might be. I look back at the at
Speaker 4: the legacy of Rush Limbaugh, who died in honor about
Speaker 4: February seventeenth, twenty twenty one, and he received near death
Speaker 4: the Presidential the Medal of Freedom that was put around
Speaker 4: his neck there in the House of Representatives, and he died.
Speaker 4: He died a few months later. I had the honor
Speaker 4: of pinch hitting for him a few times. And he
Speaker 4: was the king, the greatest of all time. Whenever I
Speaker 4: speak with Sean Hannity, which I do frequently, each of
Speaker 4: us say that Rush Limball would have loved these moments.
Speaker 4: And I said at the times some four years ago,
Speaker 4: he's passed on to Sean Hannity, and to Glenn Beck
Speaker 4: and the Mark Levin and the Klay Travis, and the
Speaker 4: Buck Sexton and the Ben Shapiro and Ben Ferguson and
Speaker 4: Mark Belling, the responsibility and talk of doing our best
Speaker 4: to educate and inform the American people as to the facts,
Speaker 4: the truth, the light, and what lies ahead. If democrats
Speaker 4: make America look like Milwaukee, or if democrats make America
Speaker 4: look like Portland or Los Angeles or Saint Louis or Austin,
Speaker 4: Texas is on bout to destroy the state of Texas,
Speaker 4: have given permission. Or Atlanta or Baltimore or New York
Speaker 4: City or Boston unlivable places, destroying our magnificent cities. And
Speaker 4: it's up to us that remained to do our duty.
Speaker 4: And I called several of those names on the list,
Speaker 4: and I gave each of us a slight congratulatory pat
Speaker 4: on the back, because we're a small part of what happened.
Speaker 4: It was mainly you. It wasn't us. It was you,
Speaker 4: the American people, some seventy five million strong, that said,
Speaker 4: you know what, we can't take it anymore. The borders
Speaker 4: are wide open, criminals run amok, Sanctuary cities, sanctuary states
Speaker 4: are destroying, destroying cities and states. Reparations based upon skin color,
Speaker 4: DEI and price controls are coming, she said. And no
Speaker 4: cash bonds in EV mandates. If you want to buy
Speaker 4: an EV, have at it. No problem here, it's your choice,
Speaker 4: should not be mandated. And energy production now will grow.
Speaker 4: And that's the military, which is short ten thousand a
Speaker 4: month of the listmans will go up. That fourteen ships
Speaker 4: are unmanned in the Navy, because not enough personnel are there,
Speaker 4: and that she ran a campaign on abortion on demand
Speaker 4: till birth. She ran a campaign that groceries are not
Speaker 4: high enough, that private insurance how to go, and the
Speaker 4: border wall is a vanity project. And you stood up
Speaker 4: as a mighty stallion stretching against the pale Blueskies and
Speaker 4: the state of Wyoming. Enough is enough. We can't take
Speaker 4: it anymore. And so you listen to many podcasts, You
Speaker 4: listen to talk radio, You listen to opinion makers outside
Speaker 4: the mainstream media, which is evil. And you said, you know,
Speaker 4: but I'm going to listen to Klay Travis and Buck
Speaker 4: Sexton and Ben Shapiro and Ben Ferguson and Mark Levin
Speaker 4: and the great Sean Hannity, the greatest of all time,
Speaker 4: and Glenn Beck. I'm going to listen to Bill Cunningham
Speaker 4: and Mark Belling. There's another way. We don't have to
Speaker 4: live like this. And so I look forward to a
Speaker 4: better day. Will he be perfect? Will he make mistakes? Absolutely,
Speaker 4: he's better prepared now than he was in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 4: That the family told me he was shocked that he won.
Speaker 4: But this time there's a team already in place. There's
Speaker 4: ten qualified applicants for all the important positions that Donald
Speaker 4: has focused along with JD. Vance to get it done.
Speaker 4: So congratulations to you. You know, my life is largely concluded.
Speaker 4: And I always said that I want to leave a
Speaker 4: better nation to my children and my grandchildren that was
Speaker 4: left to me by my parents. And by a margin
Speaker 4: of over seventy eight percent, Americans said that would not
Speaker 4: be the case. America is going to be constrained that
Speaker 4: we're going to be overrhon, overrun by illegal immigrants in
Speaker 4: the crime. You can't walk outside in many major American cities.
Speaker 4: You can't send your kid to public school. Police are disrespected.
Speaker 4: Who wants to go into the army led by Kamala Harris?
Speaker 4: Who wants to do that? Who wants to join the
Speaker 4: Marine Corps? I Kamala Harris is the commander in chief
Speaker 4: and she wants to defund the police. Why do you
Speaker 4: want to do that? Who wants to be a cop
Speaker 4: or a corrections officer or a deputy sheriff for join
Speaker 4: the US Marshall Service, be a low level FBI agent
Speaker 4: working hard. If we're not respected, not love, And that's
Speaker 4: the leader I'm thinking Rush Limbaugh up in heaven right
Speaker 4: now is smiling and he's thinking, you know what, those
Speaker 4: that I led for so long. He began in talk
Speaker 4: radio in nineteen eighty seven, actually about four years after
Speaker 4: I started. But nonetheless, that is the greatest of all time.
Speaker 4: And those of us that remain in the podcast got
Speaker 4: it done. And while there was a million doors being
Speaker 4: knocked on and crappy ads being run by Kamala Harris,
Speaker 4: there was a direct connection between the podcast opinion makers
Speaker 4: and talk radio to the to the listeners, the viewers,
Speaker 4: and the voters that got it done. Congratulations to you.
Speaker 4: Let's continue now, we'll take take some calls. Eight sixty
Speaker 4: six six four seven, seven three three seven. Donald Trump
Speaker 4: soon to be sworn in as the forty seventh President
Speaker 4: of the United States. God bless America. Bill Cunningham with
Speaker 4: you every Sunday night. So I'm watching many of these
Speaker 4: so called liberal failing CNN MSNBC shows so you don't
Speaker 4: have to watch. One of the activists for Kamala Harris
Speaker 4: said that there's still one last chip to play by
Speaker 4: Joe Biden. I'm thinking, what is it? What's it going
Speaker 4: to be? Jamie Raskin, congressman from Maryland's saying, you know what,
Speaker 4: we're not going to certify the election. No, no, no,
Speaker 4: how about this one sometime soon. And you see some
Speaker 4: of the reporting this afternoon that Joe Biden is stumbling,
Speaker 4: mumbling and fumbling on a beach in Delaware. It's time
Speaker 4: for him to step down. Under the twenty fifth Amendment,
Speaker 4: you can simply resign the office and if that happens,
Speaker 4: then Kamala Harris becomes the president by the constitution. How
Speaker 4: about that one, the twenty fifth Amendment. Kamala Harris is
Speaker 4: now the president. And of course there's no vice president
Speaker 4: that would have to be approved by the Congress, and
Speaker 4: that wouldn't have to occur because all you need at
Speaker 4: one time, you can go several months with only the president.
Speaker 4: The Speaker of the House would become the leader in
Speaker 4: case something happened to the acting president. And so this
Speaker 4: Democratic activist on CNN and even the host were saying,
Speaker 4: what Joe Biden would pick Kamala Harris to be the
Speaker 4: president until January the twentieth, so she would not have
Speaker 4: to present on her about January sixth, counting the electoral votes.
Speaker 4: Is that true? Is that possible? Is that real? And
Speaker 4: the audience is including a new hero of mine. Scott
Speaker 4: Jennings said, I can't conceive of Joe and Joe Biden
Speaker 4: giving to Kamala Harris the presidency when we just rejected
Speaker 4: her for the presidency. Is that possible? Of course? They
Speaker 4: want so to Mayor to step down quickly from the
Speaker 4: US Supreme Court and maybe a point Kamala Harris to
Speaker 4: the US Supreme Court. Could that get through the Senate?
Speaker 4: I think it's obvious that Joe Mansion and Cinema and
Speaker 4: Collins and Murkowski may say no. But this is the
Speaker 4: last straw of the last chip to play for Joe
Speaker 4: Biden is to step down between now and January the twentieth,
Speaker 4: which is what's seventy some days away, and make Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris the president. How does that play out? The Dirge
Speaker 4: music must start again? The Democrat. By the way, Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris wanted to give us joy. She's given seventy five
Speaker 4: million American voters quite a bit of joy. I'm filled
Speaker 4: with joy right now. Thank you, Kamala Harris. Let's continue
Speaker 4: in your calls. Later on, we'll set up tonight's big
Speaker 4: show including Congressman Brad Weinstrip and also Don Brown, Keith Ablow,
Speaker 4: and so many more. Bill Cunningham, the great American picking
Speaker 4: up the pieces of Tuesday with you every Sunday night.
Speaker 4: All Right, I found the actual clip, but I'll read
Speaker 4: it to you. This is truly unbelievable. This is from
Speaker 4: Vice President Harris's former communications director, Jamal Simmons, suggested that
Speaker 4: President Joe Biden should resign in order to make Harris
Speaker 4: the first woman president. What I'm watching CNN, I think
Speaker 4: it was Today with Scott Jennings, and the host said
Speaker 4: what it might have been Aaron Burnette, who, by the way,
Speaker 4: she has more lucid moments than many on set at CNN.
Speaker 4: He also posted on x that Joe Biden here's the
Speaker 4: actual posting, Joe Biden has been amazing, but he should
Speaker 4: fulfill one last promise to be transitional. Biden should resign
Speaker 4: and make Kamala Harris the first female president. It'll turn
Speaker 4: tables on Trump, keep Kamala from residing over January sixth,
Speaker 4: and make it easier for the next woman to run. Now,
Speaker 4: wait a minute, I thought we just had an election
Speaker 4: and we resoundly defeated the idea of Kamala Harris becoming
Speaker 4: the president. Also, he went on to say that it
Speaker 4: would make moot all the paraphernalia that the Donald's put
Speaker 4: together about forty seven or forty five plus forty seven
Speaker 4: those who become collector's items, and that it would save
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris. They indignity of presiding over counting of the
Speaker 4: electoral ballots, which is, by the way, an indignity that
Speaker 4: al gorek got through somehow. But nonetheless I kind of
Speaker 4: go back in time. But that's the mentality. It's about
Speaker 4: playing racial and sexual games with the American electorate that
Speaker 4: you should vote for a person not because of their
Speaker 4: competency or their accomplishments, but because of their race or gender.
Speaker 4: And I thought Democrats were telling us they couldn't define
Speaker 4: what a woman is. What is a woman? According to
Speaker 4: Kantanji Jackson and others, it's a fluid situation where maybe
Speaker 4: the great American me could wake up and say, you know,
Speaker 4: I just feel like a female today, Therefore treat me
Speaker 4: like a female. I thought the Democrats said they couldn't
Speaker 4: define what a woman is on one hand, but now
Speaker 4: telling us we had to vote for a woman on
Speaker 4: the other, I thought it didn't make any difference what
Speaker 4: you are, but it does so. Between now and January twentieth,
Speaker 4: this has been an election like none other in which
Speaker 4: local county prosecutors coordinate with the Department of Injustice in
Speaker 4: Washington and the Office of Council of the Presidency to
Speaker 4: criminally charge Donald Trump with violations of state and city
Speaker 4: laws in New York City, New York County, New York State,
Speaker 4: and Atlanta and Fulton County in order to make sure
Speaker 4: that there'll be a series of trials in the last
Speaker 4: two years, culminating the one in Washington, d C. Where
Speaker 4: Jack Smith will convict Donald Trump of a federal felony
Speaker 4: between before a very compliant DC jerry to make sure
Speaker 4: that he couldn't take office. And guess what, full you
Speaker 4: think it's over, has just begun, so that I can't
Speaker 4: imagine that the next seventy days are going to go smoothly,
Speaker 4: because the last seventy and this entire cycle, with the
Speaker 4: assassination and lawsuits and indictments, could not have been more unusual.
Speaker 4: Many have said, including those pundits I respect, like Christopher
Speaker 4: Ruddy of Newsmax and others, that this has been a
Speaker 4: cycle like none other. Nothing's ever been like this, and
Speaker 4: guess what, nothing will ever be like this again. So
Speaker 4: the next seven days ago smoothly. I hope, I hope
Speaker 4: they quit targeting Donald Trump. Isn't it great that haven't
Speaker 4: been told that democracy was at risk, the republic was
Speaker 4: failing because of Donald Trump. Donald Trump that as soon
Speaker 4: as he's elected, Joe Biden says, oh what the heck,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna meet with Hitler. Jack Smith says, I'll never mind.
Speaker 4: Let's dismiss the eighty seven count indictment. Never mind, and
Speaker 4: that New York City, I guess in the next week
Speaker 4: or two will determine that he can't be sentenced. In fact,
Speaker 4: the trial was a bunch of bovine skatology, and the
Speaker 4: federal judge and Judge Cannon and South East Florida did
Speaker 4: what was right and said he can't beat Chards. So
Speaker 4: all these charges upon which the Democrats built their campaign
Speaker 4: has collapsed. So later on, I have an author, Don Brown,
Speaker 4: who's written a book which is really incredible about what
Speaker 4: the Democrats have done for the last thirty to forty
Speaker 4: years against Republicans. I guess, beginning with Tom Delay or
Speaker 4: Scooter Levy, And this is part of what they do,
Speaker 4: local county prosecutors going after up and coming Republicans to
Speaker 4: destroy them. And what happened to Donald Trump and all
Speaker 4: of his lawyers is a tip of the iceberg is
Speaker 4: simply metastasized against Donald Trump. But it's been going on
Speaker 4: for thirty to forty years and Democrats clearly have gotten
Speaker 4: away with it. What Don Brown has written the defensive
Speaker 4: work on this subject that's coming up. So I know
Speaker 4: there's many in the mar Lago area listening now, and
Speaker 4: I wanted to play God Bless America. Of course, I'm
Speaker 4: known as the greater Amaryora, and I would say that
Speaker 4: today at the Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati named after me,
Speaker 4: that the remains of Pete Rose were exhibited in an
Speaker 4: urn for retch faithful lining up for some fourteen hours
Speaker 4: seven am to nine pm to honor the family. The
Speaker 4: family was there, and what a great sent off that
Speaker 4: was for Pete to have literally thousands of Tri State
Speaker 4: residents show up donor Pete Rose at the Great American Ballpark.
Speaker 4: But I regress a little bit. But Danny Gleason, let's
Speaker 4: play a couple bars of the new National anthem as
Speaker 4: sung by Lee Greenwood and It's the favorite song of
Speaker 4: Donald Trump that he played early on Wednesday morning, when
Speaker 4: millions and millions the desperate Americans were there to hear
Speaker 4: the Donald acknowledge that he's the pressent. All the things
Speaker 4: were gone.
Speaker 6: I'd work for on my life and I had to
Speaker 6: start again with just my children.
Speaker 4: Trump did that repeatedly as they attacked him.
Speaker 6: Thank my lucky stars to be living here today because
Speaker 6: the flag still stand.
Speaker 4: You're a trucker, and be careful, solute the American flag
Speaker 4: you see so rarely displayed in democratic ziptoestroud.
Speaker 6: To be an American where at least done.
Speaker 4: I am free, and I all forget.
Speaker 6: The man who died who gave that right to me.
Speaker 6: And I'm gladly stand naps to you person.
Speaker 4: We shall, because there.
Speaker 6: Ram no doubt I love is.
Speaker 4: We loved it on Tuesday. You did it. One more.
Speaker 4: Stands there with your permission, Danny boy, because I know
Speaker 4: one more. They did everything they could do him except
Speaker 4: to feed him at the polls.
Speaker 6: From the Lyags in Minnesota, Tim Waltz Land to the
Speaker 6: hills of Tennessee.
Speaker 4: Senator Cross, the players of Texas, Texas from Sea Shining
Speaker 4: See from Detroit down Detroit, came out and droves for
Speaker 4: the Donald New York, New York Eve, in New York,
Speaker 4: in l a right in.
Speaker 6: Every American heart.
Speaker 4: And it's time we stand and say singingly, listen, Donald, Americans,
Speaker 4: where we are now?
Speaker 6: And I all forget the man who died who gave
Speaker 6: that right to me, and I stand naps to you
Speaker 6: and defend hearth we shall.
Speaker 4: The darkness has been filled with light. Long and bad
Speaker 4: has been replaced like good and right.
Speaker 6: America the time, and I won't forget the man.
Speaker 7: Gave that to me.
Speaker 4: In it next to you and van vers you today.
Speaker 4: Evil has been vanquished. The light is shining in mar Lago.
Speaker 4: Please stay safe. Wow, Let's continue to take some calls
Speaker 4: from you, the American people. And I'll go to David
Speaker 4: and Pittsburgh first. Of course, Pittsburgh generally voted for Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris by the state of PA developed big time about
Speaker 4: a two point victory, and McCormick seemingly has won, but
Speaker 4: Schumer won't acknowledge it. David and pittsmorn talk to me, David,
Speaker 4: talk to me.
Speaker 8: Well built, good evening, and it's a wonderful victory in
Speaker 8: Trump Amani is running wild brother.
Speaker 9: You know, it's making an analogy.
Speaker 8: I mean, he used pro wrestling, but we would be
Speaker 8: like to Chikan Volkov singing the Soviet national anthem.
Speaker 2: But you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: But I really that we won, you know, But Bill,
Speaker 8: just real quick, if I could, what's up of the
Speaker 8: Kerry Lake grease? Did that communist Ruben Diego in?
Speaker 4: Well, of course, I'm glad you brought that up, David.
Speaker 4: The way the vote is counted in Nevada, Arizona, and
Speaker 4: California is despicable. Florida, Iowa, Ohio, Ohio, we had the
Speaker 4: result by eleven forty four pm on election night. If
Speaker 4: Florida was done by ten thirty pm, and there are
Speaker 4: general incompetents, that allows for chicanery because when there's I'm
Speaker 4: told that there's two hundred or one hundred and eighty
Speaker 4: thousand and votes it left in Arizona, a state won
Speaker 4: by Donald And now I don't know what's going to happen.
Speaker 4: Most of the pundits have said that carry Lake has lost,
Speaker 4: and the same thing in Nevada that Rosen has won.
Speaker 4: And to me, it's a violation of civil rights to
Speaker 4: wait for weeks months in order for a state to
Speaker 4: be that incompetent and something. Of course they won incompetence.
Speaker 4: It gives them flexibility, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: That's right, but he gets some an excuse, right, I
Speaker 8: don't know.
Speaker 4: Carry Lake would have been fabulous, But at least there's
Speaker 4: fifty three, maybe fifty four. And McCormick. They got a
Speaker 4: big tomorrow in the Senate. Monday and Tuesday, they have
Speaker 4: a big orientation program. The Schumer has said that McCormick
Speaker 4: of Pennsylvania cannot attend, even though the apiece called the race.
Speaker 4: But nonetheless they continue to play these stupid political games. David,
Speaker 4: you're on the ground there in Pittsburgh. Are you proud
Speaker 4: of the Quaker state at this point? Are you proud
Speaker 4: that they saw the light?
Speaker 9: I'm very proud. There'll be one Bill.
Speaker 10: We were a swing heaby.
Speaker 8: I mean, the Dodgers won the World Series.
Speaker 5: I mean, what's wrong with the people in La.
Speaker 4: Bill, California should get what it deserves. It is a
Speaker 4: failed state. They have many failed cities, the worst of
Speaker 4: San Francisco, and eventually the state will bail itself out.
Speaker 4: Eventually Washington will have to bail out the state of California,
Speaker 4: they're twenty five to forty billion dollars upside down. They
Speaker 4: have unfunded mandates in the future of five hundred billion dollars.
Speaker 4: It is a failed state. You can take New York State,
Speaker 4: take Illinois look away. And one thing that it fires
Speaker 4: me up is that on Wednesday and Thursday, we saw
Speaker 4: the governors of Massachusetts Hocheal and New York. We had
Speaker 4: Shapiro not as strident as Illinois was a printzer, and
Speaker 4: then you had California. They've set up the resistance much
Speaker 4: like the French resistance during World War Two against the Nazis.
Speaker 4: They continue to play and ignore elections. Elections don't matter
Speaker 4: unless they win. To be kind of like against Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Is the resistance still calling him Hitler? And I guess
Speaker 4: Hitler is so good now Joe Biden wants to meet
Speaker 4: with him. And I'm thinking what I thought he was Hitler?
Speaker 4: Who wants to meet with Hitler? And Jack Smith said,
Speaker 4: you know, the indictments here is Donald Trump the most
Speaker 4: serious thing in the world this side of mass murder.
Speaker 4: Jack Smith said, I forget about it less dismissed the charges.
Speaker 4: Was that all political or what?
Speaker 8: Oh, of course it was you know, you know Bill
Speaker 8: Wilmot thing and I goes, I know you by the
Speaker 8: callers listen, thank you for what you do. Dan Bongino.
Speaker 8: And there's a guy in Boston and I listen to
Speaker 8: Jeff Corner. He's really great, you know Jeff Corner.
Speaker 4: Yes, Bonngino does a fabulous job secret Service agent. And
Speaker 4: after the after l Rushbo moved on to heaven, he
Speaker 4: gave about ten to twelve of us the mission of
Speaker 4: spreading the ward. And together we're about half as good
Speaker 4: as rush Limbaugh. But I will continue to work on
Speaker 4: your behalf for many years to come. Let's continue and
Speaker 4: if a line becomes available eight sixty six six four
Speaker 4: seven seven three three seven, going to cover the election,
Speaker 4: many guests, your calls are next. Bill Cunningham, the Great American,
Speaker 4: with you every Sunday night. By now, lastly, we have
Speaker 4: a big show plan if Congressman Brad Winster will be
Speaker 4: here about what happened, and how optimistic is he that
Speaker 4: in the next few days the Republicans will control the
Speaker 4: House of Representatives. Also later on as Leland Viddert about
Speaker 4: what happened in the election, and doctor Keith Ablow is
Speaker 4: going to help those Democrats in pain, how they can
Speaker 4: cure their illness and feel better about themselves, and later
Speaker 4: on as the author Don Brown about what the Democrats
Speaker 4: have done the Republicans for decades to stop them through
Speaker 4: the criminal courts, and whether or not Donald Trump should
Speaker 4: do the same thing. Dave and Naples, Welcome to the
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham Show. Dave, how are you hell?
Speaker 9: I'm wonderful. I'm here, Willie.
Speaker 4: You got me, I got you, you got me. I
Speaker 4: moved up because you're from my second home. I love
Speaker 4: call your county.
Speaker 7: You bever believe it. It's a great place to be.
Speaker 7: I'm not exactly a snowbird. I've been spending a lot
Speaker 7: of time down here.
Speaker 9: Willie.
Speaker 7: You got a mid one thing. It was all hands
Speaker 7: on deck, I mean, from Elon Moss, Joe Rogan, Joe
Speaker 7: Robert Kennedy, Taulcy Gabbert, talk radio, the social media. Donald
Speaker 7: Trump needed everybody to be on board to pull off
Speaker 7: this victory.
Speaker 9: And you're right.
Speaker 7: Without your prayers and the prayers from the American people
Speaker 7: can be in a world of trouble.
Speaker 4: Light of candle, because godly divine intervention is required in
Speaker 4: everyone's life, but in the life of this country tonight.
Speaker 4: Here we are about five days later. If Kamala Harris
Speaker 4: is doing the Macarena with Tim Waltz, and that there's
Speaker 4: Chuck Schumer and there's a Keem Jeffries, imagine what your
Speaker 4: heart and your gut feels like. And I always snop
Speaker 4: out of it. I can't do it anymore. It's wonderful,
Speaker 4: It's filled with glory. And one last thing, Dave, I'm
Speaker 4: reading about an hour ago. The Arizona Supreme Court rejects
Speaker 4: it rejected the efforts of the ACLU to draw out
Speaker 4: curing deadlines. If you have a ballot that didn't signed
Speaker 4: or the wrong you don't have enough space on a name,
Speaker 4: whatever it might be. The Arizona Supreme Court said, five
Speaker 4: pm Sunday is it which has now passed? And you
Speaker 4: can't move on with that? Which I think is a
Speaker 4: good thing. But imagine the country has a chance for salvation.
Speaker 4: I said repeatedly, Dave, that Trump will. The worst thing
Speaker 4: you can do is stop the inevitable, and the best
Speaker 4: thing you can do is put America on a new course.
Speaker 4: And I think the latter rather than the former. But
Speaker 4: America's madness stops now.
Speaker 7: Well, I think Donald Trump's gonna make a lot of
Speaker 7: good selections. We got a lot of great people that
Speaker 7: want to say the contrary. They're not about themselves, they're
Speaker 7: a ball about saving the USA.
Speaker 9: We got a.
Speaker 7: Great senator from Ohio now it's joining the rounding, Bernie Marino.
Speaker 7: We got that Navy seal there from a Montana booted
Speaker 7: out that Democrat Hack. So we we've got a lot
Speaker 7: of good positive we got a lot of momentum. But
Speaker 7: Donald Trump has got to watch his back. They're not
Speaker 7: gonna quit. They're not gonna quit. Welly, they're gonna keep
Speaker 7: coming after us.
Speaker 4: Dave, You're a great American, no question about that. Say
Speaker 4: a prayer for Donald Trump that he does well. That
Speaker 4: I have no problem with him keeping his word, but
Speaker 4: I have concerned the forces of evil will stopping at
Speaker 4: every turn. Well, let's continue now. First up's gonna be
Speaker 4: Representative Congressman brad winstrip about what his view is, what happened,
Speaker 4: how it happened, why it happened, What about the criminal
Speaker 4: referral of Governor Andrew Cuomo to doj Under this regime,
Speaker 4: it had no life, but suddenly under Donald Trump at will.
Speaker 4: Plus later on as Leland Vedder of News Nation and
Speaker 4: doctor Keith Ablow, and also Don Brown, a great book
Speaker 4: on what Democrats have done to Republicans now for about
Speaker 4: forty to fifty years. It's simply metastasized for Donald Trump,
Speaker 4: but it's been going on for a very very long time.
Speaker 4: Line becomes available eight sixty six six four seven seven
Speaker 4: three three seven Light a candle. By whatever name you
Speaker 4: call God Almighty, thank him for the deliverance of Tuesday
Speaker 4: night and Wednesday. I slept not Wednesday, but I got
Speaker 4: a good night's sleep on Thursday. Had no more nightmares,
Speaker 4: only dreams of the things that could be Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 4: Stay tuned for more Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday.
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Speaker 4: Bill cunning in the Great American. Of course, the election
Speaker 4: is now concluded about five days ago, and everyone now
Speaker 4: can see with twenty twenty vision what happened, why it happened.
Speaker 4: But at the time, going back a week, I said,
Speaker 4: I said Trump was gonna win. It might be a
Speaker 4: landslide one way or another, but it's not going to
Speaker 4: be a landslide toward Kamala Harris. That I believe Trump
Speaker 4: was gonna win because I give the American people up
Speaker 4: a credit for having intelligence and feel for political issues
Speaker 4: in their own lives. And I thought Kamala Harris run
Speaker 4: allows a terrible campaign. Inflation is way too high, there's
Speaker 4: unsettlement across the fruit plant in this great country, and
Speaker 4: the southern border is a disaster. We have forever. War's happening,
Speaker 4: and no one sees a conclusion. Just American people are
Speaker 4: unhappy and they're going to vote that way. Joining you
Speaker 4: and I joining you and I now is brad Winstrip,
Speaker 4: Congressman and he's a soldier, spent twenty five years in
Speaker 4: the military. He's a doctor. He's also a father and
Speaker 4: a husband, and he's normal. He's a Christian, and he's
Speaker 4: a politician so to speak, and a congressman. And Congressman
Speaker 4: brad Winstrip of Ohio, welcome to the bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: But wefore we talk about your referral to the Department
Speaker 4: of Justice on Governor Cuomo out of New York. Let's
Speaker 4: talk about the election itself. It's been a First of all,
Speaker 4: congratulations Veterans Day for all your sacrifices, et cetera. But nonetheless,
Speaker 4: let's go back a little bit. Why did it happen?
Speaker 4: How did it happen? Now we're going to talk about
Speaker 4: whether they're Republicans will control the Congress. First of all,
Speaker 4: brad Winstrip, welcome what happened on Tuesday.
Speaker 10: A great thing happened for America. That's for sure is
Speaker 10: one of the things that happened. And I think people
Speaker 10: just overshoot, and you're starting to hear Democrats even say,
Speaker 10: what are we talking about as Democrats? Why is our
Speaker 10: most important thing allowing men to compete in women's sports
Speaker 10: and things like that. But what we saw was that
Speaker 10: the American people are not stupid, and they're tired of
Speaker 10: being insulted. The issues at Bay were the economy, the border,
Speaker 10: national security, local security, all those things. Those were important,
Speaker 10: and I think people on both sides of the aisle
Speaker 10: will admit that that was part of the problem. But
Speaker 10: more so, people were tired of being told that they're
Speaker 10: bad people and they're not, and they really get tired
Speaker 10: of that. And you know, I think we saw that
Speaker 10: throughout and people saying like, look, we've had enough. We
Speaker 10: saw your fake Russian collusion, all right, kind of took
Speaker 10: that one. And then you go on and you have
Speaker 10: all this law fare, you continue to go after Donald Trump,
Speaker 10: you impeached him twice. It's very clear that you're acting politically,
Speaker 10: but not out of the benefit of the United States
Speaker 10: of America but for your own political power. And I
Speaker 10: think people just said I've had enough again. Donald Trump
Speaker 10: has told us what he wants to do. We saw
Speaker 10: what he did before. Putin wasn't invading Ukraine. North Korea
Speaker 10: wasn't firing missiles. China was being held at bay economically
Speaker 10: and everything else. And we had peace agreements in the
Speaker 10: Middle East. It goes on and on, and we weren't
Speaker 10: sending money to a Ran so that they could terrorize
Speaker 10: the world in the region. All this was finally reaching
Speaker 10: people's minds and saying, I've had enough. Let's go on,
Speaker 10: bring on, Donald Trump, Let's be the United States again.
Speaker 10: But you know, I look around and I can think
Speaker 10: of only one yard where I saw a harrison and
Speaker 10: an American flag. There's a problem in the Democrat Party today,
Speaker 10: and they got to decide if they like America and
Speaker 10: America that our founders put together or not. Well, Donald
Speaker 10: Trump does and that's the difference, you know.
Speaker 4: I think we know that when you drive, whether it's
Speaker 4: Flag Day or the Fourth of July or just some
Speaker 4: other social event, you go into Democratic zip codes and
Speaker 4: you don't see the American flag. You go to Republican
Speaker 4: zip code. There everywhere I see parades, I see the
Speaker 4: banner waved high. I see kids walking down streets and
Speaker 4: smiles on their face. I got to Democratic leott You
Speaker 4: and I live in the Cincinnati area, but I don't
Speaker 4: care if it's Cincinnati or Chicago, or New York or
Speaker 4: Saint Louis or Austin, Texas. Democrats do not celebrate the
Speaker 4: American way of life. They find reasons to attack it.
Speaker 4: And that wasn't always the way it was. In fact,
Speaker 4: Barack Hussein Obama in twenty eight and in twenty twelve
Speaker 4: carried the state of Ohio twice. He carried Iowa. I
Speaker 4: think he carried Florida once. In other words, he was
Speaker 4: middle of the road. He carried Pennsylvania, and now you
Speaker 4: have Hillary Clinton after eight years of Obama, and now
Speaker 4: it's metastasized with Kamala Harrison. There's no celebration accepted the
Speaker 4: convention for political purposes of the American flag and those things.
Speaker 4: And there's something wrong because the typical Democrat that you
Speaker 4: and I knew drove a bus, they drove nails, they
Speaker 4: worked with their fingers. There were butchers, carpenters, plumbers, and
Speaker 4: they were truckers. But that isn't the truth anymore. They're
Speaker 4: university types. In fact, the number one demographic that increased
Speaker 4: votes for Kamala Harris for those making over one hundred
Speaker 4: thousand dollars a year, the elitist financed by the billionaires,
Speaker 4: paying Oprah Winfrey a million dollars for her appearance and
Speaker 4: John bon Jovi and Eminem, etc. That the rich folks
Speaker 4: wanted to keep Kamala Harris and the working class of
Speaker 4: whatever race wanted Donald Trump.
Speaker 10: That is amazing, It was amazing, And that's exactly look people,
Speaker 10: I understand why people want to come to this country,
Speaker 10: and those that have come here legally, especially minorities that
Speaker 10: have come here legally. They don't like what's going on
Speaker 10: either because it gives them a bad name or it
Speaker 10: makes them suspicious looking. That's not who they want to be,
Speaker 10: and they're not. You know, these are the people that
Speaker 10: want to put the American flag on the top of
Speaker 10: their flag pole. So we're going to find out. We're
Speaker 10: going to say you have to get out, you want
Speaker 10: to come here legally, start working the process. That's an
Speaker 10: important component to America today. And small communities were feeling
Speaker 10: it across the country too, because people were just showing
Speaker 10: up and they weren't ready. They weren't prepared, They didn't
Speaker 10: have a community for that number of people to just
Speaker 10: all of a sudden be there. All of these things
Speaker 10: added to it. And you know, we want our country,
Speaker 10: we want our country to be proud of itself and
Speaker 10: our citizens proud of it. But if you're being taught
Speaker 10: in school, this is the worst place ever. I suggest
Speaker 10: you go somewhere else and see what it's like. And
Speaker 10: you know, we'll see how many of the people that
Speaker 10: said they leave, if Donald Trump one will actually leave.
Speaker 10: Of course, we go through that almost every election cycle.
Speaker 10: You know, when I came back from the war almost
Speaker 10: twenty years ago, you know, people would say to me, oh,
Speaker 10: thank you so much for your service, and I would
Speaker 10: look at them and I say, you were worth it,
Speaker 10: You were worth it. But now I don't know how
Speaker 10: many people are really worth it because what we're fighting
Speaker 10: for they don't seem to like, which is a free
Speaker 10: country where people can act on their own goodwill. And
Speaker 10: now you're being told what to do, told you're a
Speaker 10: terrible person, told your garbage. And you see if something
Speaker 10: can happen to so many people, like a lot of
Speaker 10: the innocent people from January sixth have gone through hell,
Speaker 10: and Donald Trump has gone through hell. And we're using
Speaker 10: our judicial system and all these other means to go
Speaker 10: after people. Those are political moves, and I guess that's
Speaker 10: what political science means today. I don't know, but we
Speaker 10: got to get this back. We are a great country.
Speaker 10: We have a great system, but you got to let
Speaker 10: it function properly and not hate it, but love it
Speaker 10: and embrace it.
Speaker 4: Representative brad Winstroup. He's been sued repeatedly, half a billion
Speaker 4: dollar judgment which should be thrown out soon. He's been
Speaker 4: indicted by four different jurisdictions. Jurisdictions coordinating activity from in Land,
Speaker 4: New York City, inside the Department of Justice, inside the
Speaker 4: White House to get him. He's been shot, He's shed
Speaker 4: blood for this country, and it's no one could make
Speaker 4: up if somebody had said to you or me three
Speaker 4: or four years ago, see that guy. Donald Trump is
Speaker 4: going to come out of the ashes of being scourged
Speaker 4: and beaten. He's going to come through the wilderness. He's
Speaker 4: going to be the nominee. In fact, he's going to
Speaker 4: win more than fifty percent of the vote. He's going
Speaker 4: to have like three hundred and six electoral votes. Is
Speaker 4: going to be not a landslide, but easy. No, I
Speaker 4: don't think many of us would. It's amazing that he
Speaker 4: survived when the Democrats one of them locked up. But
Speaker 4: sing singer Rikers Island. Who knows, in another couple of
Speaker 4: weeks it might happen anyway. I don't know. But I
Speaker 4: want to get to you about Governor Cromwell before we
Speaker 4: get there. The wress right now, according to the APIs
Speaker 4: at two hundred and sixteen seats for the Republicans need
Speaker 4: to eighteen. There's eleven out and of the eleven out,
Speaker 4: six of the eleven are the Republican is in charge,
Speaker 4: and most of the experts say that the final number
Speaker 4: is going to be between two twenty and two twenty two,
Speaker 4: which is critical. Nobody wants a came Jefferies of Brooklyn
Speaker 4: to be the Speaker of the House. Do you have
Speaker 4: any inside dope as a Congressman, whether or not in
Speaker 4: the next week that should be decided by either Friday
Speaker 4: or Monday, that this thing is going to go at
Speaker 4: least to eighteen.
Speaker 10: I think I think I'll hit to eighteen. I'm hoping
Speaker 10: that we hit the two twenty mark. You know. The
Speaker 10: important thing is is that we we have the gabbles
Speaker 10: and that we can conduct business in a professional type
Speaker 10: of way, which we have been known to do and
Speaker 10: to actually you know, start from bottom up, go through
Speaker 10: committee and put things out that we can vote on
Speaker 10: and the American people can see what we're voting for.
Speaker 10: That I think is on its way. The number two
Speaker 10: twenty twenty two is pretty much what I'm hearing. Maybe
Speaker 10: we'll be surprised and have even more. But the key
Speaker 10: is we do have overwhelming support in the Senate now,
Speaker 10: which is great, and obviously we have the White House,
Speaker 10: and so if we can get a little margin in
Speaker 10: the House of Representatives and work together, especially work with
Speaker 10: the Senate in the White House. There's a lot we
Speaker 10: can get done to, as they say, make America great again.
Speaker 10: You know, Donald Trump said God spared my life for
Speaker 10: a reason, and that reason was to save our country. Well,
Speaker 10: let's all work with him to save our country. And
Speaker 10: I think we can do that well.
Speaker 4: And that's before I get to my big issue with
Speaker 4: is Governor Cuomo. You saved the life of Congressman Steven
Speaker 4: Scalise of Louisiana during that suicide by cop is what
Speaker 4: the FBI said. So it wasn't a Democratic activist from
Speaker 4: Illinois who hunted down only Republicans to kill, and you
Speaker 4: saved his life or assistant in saving his life. I
Speaker 4: think God Almighty's in control. As you know, you and
Speaker 4: I both attend a certain Catholic church in Cincinnati, and
Speaker 4: I lit a candle a Sunday ago, I let one.
Speaker 4: I let one Sunday morning to thank him for that.
Speaker 4: But the fact is he was saved for a reason.
Speaker 4: Now set lastly or secondly, you have sent a referral
Speaker 4: to the Department of Justice about the behavior of Governor
Speaker 4: Andrew Cuomo of New York that I'm sure with Mary
Speaker 4: Garland was doa what was the referral about COVID and
Speaker 4: what happens now that we have the right president.
Speaker 10: Well, we'll see what if it goes into the next
Speaker 10: term of the d Jacob. I don't think Merrick Garland's
Speaker 10: going to take it up anytime soon. But we gave
Speaker 10: Governor Cuomo the opportunity to come in and defend himself
Speaker 10: and explain what was going on in New York when
Speaker 10: he directed COVID patients to be put back in nursing
Speaker 10: homes amongst the most vulnerable. Many people died. Then they
Speaker 10: wrote a report changing the numbers numbers of those that
Speaker 10: were in nursing homes and then died in the hospital,
Speaker 10: and so he downplayed the numbers and said, see, ah, no,
Speaker 10: this had nothing to do with it. He even said
Speaker 10: during the interview, well, you know, the reason these people
Speaker 10: got COVID in nursing homes is because the nursing home staff,
Speaker 10: you know, they go out and party all night and
Speaker 10: then bring COVID into the nursing home. Unbelievable that you
Speaker 10: would make a comment like that by those who are
Speaker 10: caregivers and actually work in that environment. But when we
Speaker 10: had him in for his transcribed interview, we asked him
Speaker 10: if he had anything to do with the report that
Speaker 10: was trying to play down the number of deaths in
Speaker 10: the nursing home. He said no, Well, he said he
Speaker 10: didn't issue the directive either to put him in there.
Speaker 10: It's like, I don't know if I don't know if
Speaker 10: he was governor, he did just nothing was happening, but
Speaker 10: all had his name on it.
Speaker 2: Anyway, said that.
Speaker 10: We asked him if he edited the report in any way,
Speaker 10: shape or form, and he said no. Well, we went
Speaker 10: digging and investigating. We found the emails one and said, hey,
Speaker 10: attached are the governor's edits to the report, and then
Speaker 10: you look at him and their handwritten.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 10: Then later he tries to go, I don't recall seeing this,
Speaker 10: seeing this report. I don't recall seeing it. But you
Speaker 10: absolutely said, you absolutely said that you did not edit
Speaker 10: it in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 2: You know, he he knows what he did.
Speaker 10: And uh, you know, if he doesn't recall that, then
Speaker 10: he doesn't recall being governor at all. But beck this,
Speaker 10: he he knew, he knew that he said something and
Speaker 10: that was wrong. I thought he wouldn't get caught, in
Speaker 10: my opinion, and then when it became apparent that we
Speaker 10: were getting evidence and all of a sudden he wanted
Speaker 10: to say he didn't recall anything. So we referred him
Speaker 10: to d o J. Is a crime to lie to Congress, right,
Speaker 10: And we we feel that we have the evidence that
Speaker 10: that's exactly what he did, and we can't operate in
Speaker 10: the country if that's if that's how people are, so
Speaker 10: we want to we want to get through this and
Speaker 10: and and let New York move on. Believe me, it
Speaker 10: is by part of the people from New York that
Speaker 10: have approached our subcommittee thanking us for doing something about
Speaker 10: the things that he did.
Speaker 4: Is there some estimate of how many old folks died
Speaker 4: in nursing homes in New York because of the behavior
Speaker 4: of one Governor Andrew Cuomo? Is it hundreds or thousands?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 10: Well, you could, you know, it's never to be able
Speaker 10: to contribute to it. But the fact of the matter
Speaker 10: is to direct some to direct of an infected, contagious
Speaker 10: patient into a nursing home against what the most vulnerable
Speaker 10: people are is malpractice. I mean, you heard those comments
Speaker 10: from both sides of the aisle. We have seven doctors
Speaker 10: on our subcommittee, two Democrats and five Republicans. And he said,
Speaker 10: this looks like malpractice to me.
Speaker 9: You don't do this, you don't do this.
Speaker 10: And President Trump had said that sent the navy ship,
Speaker 10: the Navy hospital ship, that Javid Center was available. He
Speaker 10: didn't move people to these areas. He sent them back
Speaker 10: to the nurse home because there was some interest it
Speaker 10: would appear to get people out of the hospitals and
Speaker 10: have them die in the nursing homes. I don't know why,
Speaker 10: but this was a terrible, terrible thing. And you know what,
Speaker 10: there were a lot of people that didn't know what
Speaker 10: to do exactly during this time, but most of them
Speaker 10: said all that we made a mistake. We should have
Speaker 10: done this better, we should have done that better.
Speaker 2: He never did that.
Speaker 10: He could never say this was the incorrect thing to do.
Speaker 10: He'd say, matter of fact, I didn't even issue that directive.
Speaker 10: I didn't know about it. To the press conference, Well then,
Speaker 10: why are you defending it. You said that, well, we
Speaker 10: were just following CDC guidelines. No you weren't. You clearly
Speaker 10: were not. You totally went the other way from CDC guidelines.
Speaker 10: And now you're trying to back away from it. You
Speaker 10: had nothing to do with it. Meantime, he was writing,
Speaker 10: he was writing a book about what a wonderful leader
Speaker 10: is and he.
Speaker 4: Might become the next mayor of New York City. He's
Speaker 4: going to announce. And by the way, about an hour ago,
Speaker 4: I went onto a website Real Clear Politics, and as
Speaker 4: the Republicans now at two seventeen, they called a race
Speaker 4: in Colorado involving Evans and caravou And that means that
Speaker 4: you Republicans are two seventeen, so of the ten remaining,
Speaker 4: you need one pickup, which according to the Real Clear Politics,
Speaker 4: of those ten, the Republicans are up in five of
Speaker 4: the ten. So that's good news. And you think it'll
Speaker 4: be two twenty. But you know, the truth will set
Speaker 4: us free. And I don't know if Donald Trump is
Speaker 4: going to do to Democrats what they've done to him
Speaker 4: and other Republicans for the past several years, indicting them,
Speaker 4: making their life miserable, indicting the attorneys for Donald Trump
Speaker 4: who represented him in court, going after the chief of staff.
Speaker 4: It's about four to five dozen of those around Donald
Speaker 4: Trump have suffered mightily at the hands of Joe Biden.
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris and Mary Garland. Turnabout's fair play. Some think
Speaker 4: we'll see what happens. But later on, sometime in December,
Speaker 4: let's do with the last inner you as a congressman,
Speaker 4: and brad Winstrip, may you have a joyous veteran's day,
Speaker 4: and thank you for your service up and down the ladder.
Speaker 4: You've been at it for twelve years. The Congress will
Speaker 4: be lessened by your departure. And brad Winstrop, once again,
Speaker 4: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Brad.
Speaker 10: I appreciate you, Bill, Thank you.
Speaker 4: God bless you. Now there's a hero right there, brad Winstrop,
Speaker 4: who said choose me, I will go to a rock
Speaker 4: and heal broken bodies, and he comes back becomes a congressman. Unbelievable.
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday Night by Billy Cunningham,
Speaker 4: the great American. And I'll tell you what, brad Winstrip
Speaker 4: is everything right about this country. He had a flourishing
Speaker 4: medical practice and just had a desire to serve in
Speaker 4: different capacity, so he became a He gave his services
Speaker 4: over the US Army. After twenty five years, he retires
Speaker 4: as a full bird colonel and then about ten twelve
Speaker 4: years ago, decided he was in the reserves having served
Speaker 4: in a rock that he wanted to run for the
Speaker 4: Congress to make a greater contribution. Did that and serve
Speaker 4: for the last of years, and at some point he
Speaker 4: had younger children, beautiful wife and said, you know what,
Speaker 4: I want to coach my girls' fourth grade basketball team
Speaker 4: and at a Catholic school. And he said it's too
Speaker 4: much time. And when it came time to pick the
Speaker 4: leaders in the United States Congress, even though he'd only
Speaker 4: been there six or seven years, they gave him a
Speaker 4: leadership of the COVID subcommittee to investigate where it came
Speaker 4: from and what was done. So it's not repeated and
Speaker 4: there's not a bad word Democrats and or Republicans can
Speaker 4: ever say about that guy, because he's the best there is.
Speaker 4: Coming up next is Leland Vindt of News Nation. As
Speaker 4: you may recall, NewsNation was the first cable news outlet
Speaker 4: that called the election for Donald Trump. Newsmax followed and
Speaker 4: then Fox Well down the road. So joining you and
Speaker 4: I now in a few minutes will be Leland Vintert.
Speaker 4: It's a show every evening Monday through Friday on News
Speaker 4: Nation on Balance with Leland vit Yours truly is often
Speaker 4: a guest on the show, and I'm going to ask
Speaker 4: him why did it happen? What did we miss? And
Speaker 4: many of their reporters fan all over the country, including
Speaker 4: Brian Entton, to find out why and how? And ahead
Speaker 4: of time, if you watch a lot of what News
Speaker 4: Nation and Newsmax were doing and Breitbart, you would have said,
Speaker 4: you know what, it's pretty obvious what's going to happen,
Speaker 4: and that is Donald Trump's going to win the presidency.
Speaker 4: So stay tuned for more and later on as doctor
Speaker 4: Keith Abload to provide mental health for Democrats, Bill Cunningham
Speaker 4: with you every Sunday night. One of the best things
Speaker 4: going on now is the post mortem what went right?
Speaker 4: What went wrong? I've been watching News Nation, I've been
Speaker 4: watching CNN, I've been watching MSNBC. It's wonderful. I've probably
Speaker 4: spent more time watching MSNBC now than I should to
Speaker 4: get an idea what's happening politically and philosophically on the
Speaker 4: other side. But Leland Vittert's one of the main stars
Speaker 4: at News Nation who first called this thing for Trump
Speaker 4: early in the evening and Leland Verdict. Welcome again to
Speaker 4: the Bill Cunningham Show and Leland Always time is limited.
Speaker 4: Can you give me in your view from your coverage
Speaker 4: of the issue. You're traveling the highways and the byways.
Speaker 4: Brian Anton News Nation had him on a couple of times,
Speaker 4: going from New Jersey all the way to California, back
Speaker 4: and forth, back and forth. What were the two or
Speaker 4: three reasons that Trump won and the two or three
Speaker 4: reasons that Kamala Harris lost?
Speaker 2: To me, the massive shift in voting is not one demographic,
Speaker 2: and I think the mistake is to say, Oh, it's
Speaker 2: black men, or oh it's young Latinos, or oh it's
Speaker 2: young frat stars or old women or whatever it is.
Speaker 2: It's not. It's paycheck to paycheck voters, regardless of demographic,
Speaker 2: because economic issues are at the forefront of every decision,
Speaker 2: and that is the primary driver. I think of the
Speaker 2: massive shift in support to Donald Trump, whether it be
Speaker 2: in urban areas where he ran about ten to fifteen
Speaker 2: points better than he did in twenty twenty. We're talking
Speaker 2: about Boston and Chicago and New York City. He was,
Speaker 2: you know, best at his numbers in New Jersey. By
Speaker 2: ten point. Those are paycheck to paycheck voters. That's number one.
Speaker 2: Number two, I think the idea that there's a massive
Speaker 2: gender gap can finally be put to rest. There is
Speaker 2: no gender gap. There is a marriage gap, and single
Speaker 2: women broke heavily for Kamala Harris absolutely based on primarily abortion,
Speaker 2: but also some other progressive issues. Married women do not.
Speaker 2: Because married women care about feeding their families. They care
Speaker 2: about whether their girls are gonna have to play on
Speaker 2: sports teams with boys. They care about whether their boys
Speaker 2: are going to be in classrooms where they're shown books
Speaker 2: on inappropriate things. I forget some times I'm on the
Speaker 2: radio rather than cable news, And those moms care about
Speaker 2: their boys being in school and not being canceled.
Speaker 10: Yep.
Speaker 2: So you put all of that together. I think those
Speaker 2: are the two main lessons.
Speaker 4: I received an email from a female listener in California,
Speaker 4: and she said, essentially, I was a liberal until I
Speaker 4: got married. When I was in college, I did all
Speaker 4: the things college girls do, drank and smoked and did
Speaker 4: things I shouldn't have done. And when I got out,
Speaker 4: I was concerned about abortion. I was concerned about protesting
Speaker 4: when I got married. But Mary now six or seven years.
Speaker 4: I'm in my early thirties. I'm worried not about my
Speaker 4: six year old daughter getting an abortion. I worry about
Speaker 4: her being shown a male genitelia by a first grade teacher.
Speaker 4: I worry about her being told that she's in the
Speaker 4: wrong body. I worry about when I go to the stone,
Speaker 4: groceries are higher. That's what she really worry about.
Speaker 2: Your Yeah, and she worries about her husband's job being
Speaker 2: taken by an illegal immigrant.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: She worries about homelessness and drug use. She worries about
Speaker 4: fentanyl everywhere. And you can't have a girl scout. Cookies
Speaker 4: don't exist anymore. Boy Scouts don't exist. And she said,
Speaker 4: I changed, And so the media not necessarily you perhaps,
Speaker 4: but the media wanted to make it a gender gap.
Speaker 4: But that's a great comment. It's a marriage or non
Speaker 4: marriage gap of the childish cat ladies going in one
Speaker 4: direction and mom's going in another. And that was an
Speaker 4: important factor. What about the factor of the Trumpster And
Speaker 4: the last two weeks of the election, every day was
Speaker 4: a new bombshell. It was either a Puerto Rico is
Speaker 4: floating garbage or it was all of a sudden Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris is with Liz Cheney getting the support of Dick Cheney,
Speaker 4: who is the devil in the views of Democrats mainly,
Speaker 4: or the swimsuit model from who was dating Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 4: that may have been fondled by Donald Trump. Or the
Speaker 4: MSG rally which was a Nazi rally. Every day there
Speaker 4: was a new He's in a chase down and all
Speaker 4: of that amounted to nothing a hill of beans. But
Speaker 4: the media tize or did it did it to us?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Or or it was the.
Speaker 2: Time that Joe Biden called all of Donald Trump supporters garbage.
Speaker 2: So there were a lot of things. I submit to
Speaker 2: you that there were a lot of people who voted
Speaker 2: for Donald Trump this time around, and the polling I
Speaker 2: think bears this out, not because of his style, okay,
Speaker 2: but in spite of it. And I think that's a
Speaker 2: big mistake that Democrats don't realize. They thought for a
Speaker 2: long time, if we can just tell people how terrible
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is or scare them then about what he
Speaker 2: will be, then they won't vote for him. And what
Speaker 2: we realized is that that was a losing strategy across
Speaker 2: the board, because people number one knew what Trump was
Speaker 2: in twenty six twenty seventeen to twenty twenty one or
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen to twenty on his first term and number two.
Speaker 2: They were so concerned about the economy they didn't care.
Speaker 2: So I think it would be a mistake, though, to
Speaker 2: book at this is. Oh, everybody loves Donald Trump style.
Speaker 2: They love to talk of him being a dictator on
Speaker 2: day one. They love how he talks sometimes about women.
Speaker 2: They love the you know, let's put Liz Cheney in
Speaker 2: front of a firing squad. Oh, they want him to
Speaker 2: bring his political opponents up on criminal charges. That would
Speaker 2: be a mistake.
Speaker 10: I think.
Speaker 4: Another factor I read in some more reasonable liberal circles
Speaker 4: says that whenever the Democratic candidate runs for office, who
Speaker 4: do you trot out? Every time? Here comes Oprah talking
Speaker 4: about income inequality. Here comes Bill Clinton talking about how
Speaker 4: to treat women. Here comes the Obamas. Here comes Michelle
Speaker 4: who's talking down from our four mansions to black folks,
Speaker 4: you're not black, don't be against us. You have Barack
Speaker 4: Hussein Obama telling black males you know, don't you know
Speaker 4: what we've done for you and stick with your race,
Speaker 4: stick with that. And George Clooney, who pushed, I guess
Speaker 4: Joe Bien out of office. He's having a little bit
Speaker 4: of a come up, and said Matt Damon and all
Speaker 4: the Hollywood elite, and the Hollywood is collapsing, as I speak,
Speaker 4: all around me financially. But they trot out the normal
Speaker 4: suspects to preach to us about the kind of lives
Speaker 4: that we should live, and especially black males and Hispanic
Speaker 4: mails said, you know what, I can't I've seen it.
Speaker 4: I've seen it before. I've seen enough. I can't take
Speaker 4: the Michelle Obama and Barack Hussein Obama, and I can't
Speaker 4: take Liz Channey mixing around with Oprah and Oprah saying
Speaker 4: at a rally a night before the election, you know
Speaker 4: what if you don't vote for the Democratic candidate up
Speaker 4: and down, up and down the ballot, that we're having
Speaker 4: no more elections. This is the last election you can vote.
Speaker 4: Can they trot out in four years the same crowd
Speaker 4: anticipating a different result.
Speaker 2: Well, definition of insanity is doing the same thing over
Speaker 2: and over expecting a different result. Right, this is the
Speaker 2: same people they trotted out Bruce Springsteen and the like
Speaker 2: during during twenty sixteen. And there's already a lot of
Speaker 2: talk about that. I think there's going to be a
Speaker 2: different question to be asked, which is do Democrats and
Speaker 2: this is a warning for Republicans. Do Democrats decide that
Speaker 2: winning is more important than the progressive orthodoxy? And if
Speaker 2: they do, Republicans should be really worried because Donald Trump's
Speaker 2: going to give tax cuts to billionaires. He's going to
Speaker 2: follow through on that. You're you, you may or may
Speaker 2: not see a lot of anger and you know, potential.
Speaker 2: I'm always things too far in America over what ends
Speaker 2: up happening with not only the Supreme Court, but the
Speaker 2: lower courts and decisions that are made there. There's there's
Speaker 2: always the possibility of backlashing if Democrats, you know, if
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris can do it on experiment, if Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: had picked Andy Basheer of Kentucky, you know very well
Speaker 2: as a governor as her vice president, or pic Nicki
Speaker 2: Haley as her vice president. And it said a few
Speaker 2: simple things. Number One, if you commit a crime as
Speaker 2: an illegal immigrant, you're going to be deported him illegally.
Speaker 2: I'm going to close the border. We're done with this.
Speaker 2: Number Two, boys will not be playing on girls sports teams. Period.
Speaker 2: Number three, I'm done with We're done with the law
Speaker 2: fair issue. First day, I'm partnering Donald Trump and we
Speaker 2: were moving forward and together as a country. And number four,
Speaker 2: I am going to appoint these three Republicans, one of
Speaker 2: whom's sort of a MAGA adjacent Republican to my cabinet.
Speaker 2: She would have won by fifteen points. Okay, number in
Speaker 2: Number five, here's why I think where we went wrong
Speaker 2: on the economy, and this is how I'm going to
Speaker 2: break with Joe Biden on economic issues.
Speaker 4: Why didn't I thought when it was going on, and
Speaker 4: she was saying well into it, that I can't think
Speaker 4: of one thing I would have done differently the past
Speaker 4: four years. I had a Republican senator who spoke to
Speaker 4: a Democratic senator told me that when she went off
Speaker 4: set with Sonny Hostin on the View and that classic
Speaker 4: clip of her saying, I can't think of anything I
Speaker 4: would have done differently. They got her into her room
Speaker 4: and said a maud and Vice president, a whole campaign
Speaker 4: is based upon a new path forward. How can you
Speaker 4: say you're going to do nothing different. Here's the card
Speaker 4: with your four talking points. Later that night, she went
Speaker 4: on Howard Star and later the night she went on
Speaker 4: Stephen Colbert and said exactly the same thing, which is,
Speaker 4: I can't think of anything we had done differently, And
Speaker 4: so I'm thinking, how does somebody like that have the
Speaker 4: supplemental intellect to deal with different issues juggling balls between
Speaker 4: the Ukraine and the Southern border, crime and the budget
Speaker 4: and taxes. How can someone who is so intellectually vacuous
Speaker 4: could be the president? When she's being told what to
Speaker 4: do and she does the exact eye up said, then
Speaker 4: apologizes to her quote handlers for not handling the question correctly.
Speaker 4: Then that indications she shouldn't have been the president.
Speaker 2: I don't know if she apologized to her handlers or not,
Speaker 2: but what I do know is this is a woman
Speaker 2: who's never had to take a stand her whole political career,
Speaker 2: and it it's worked. It got her to be Vice
Speaker 2: President of the United States was by not not taking
Speaker 2: his stand on anything. And in California democratic politics, you
Speaker 2: didn't have to the machine. It's a machine driven political system.
Speaker 2: You say what the machine wants you to say, and
Speaker 2: the machine moves you along, okay, and and the machine
Speaker 2: ended up putting her, putting her as Joe Biden's vice
Speaker 2: president because he promised he was going to take a woman.
Speaker 2: And this is a woman who you know, you think
Speaker 2: about her intellectual honesty. This is a woman who called
Speaker 2: Joe Biden a racist on the debate stage and then
Speaker 2: became his vice president and kissed the ring.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: Okay, so this this is not This is not a
Speaker 2: woman known for a lot of adherence to her own thought. Okay,
Speaker 2: how about that? So I kind of disagree with you.
Speaker 2: I think she I think this was what they thought
Speaker 2: was going to work. The problem was they didn't realize
Speaker 2: it wasn't going to work, and they didn't listen. You
Speaker 2: know that it was more important to them for all
Speaker 2: the intellectual coalitions to stay together than it was for
Speaker 2: them to win.
Speaker 4: I'm sure she was told on the other side of
Speaker 4: the table the Leland Vitter recipe you just went through
Speaker 4: one through five. Likely, I think would have elected her
Speaker 4: to the presidency. But she could not go back to
Speaker 4: the Rachel Maddow crowd and do that. And I think
Speaker 4: she could have because you might recall Senator Sanders said
Speaker 4: about two months before the election that she's reversing all
Speaker 4: of her liberal, progressive opinions and he wink, wink, nod, nod.
Speaker 4: We know who she is, and he gave.
Speaker 9: Her a life.
Speaker 2: What Sanders said, you saw what Sanders said yesterday.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, yes, I'll get down and get done.
Speaker 2: On the air, he said, when the Democratic Party abandons
Speaker 2: working class Americans, Democrats should not be surprised at working
Speaker 2: class of Americans abandoned them. And I disagree with you.
Speaker 2: I don't think and I don't have any reporting on this,
Speaker 2: but just based on what I've seen, I don't think
Speaker 2: that was ever thought or field tested of the idea
Speaker 2: that I just put out to you. And I'll tell
Speaker 2: you why, which is there is among the coastal elite
Speaker 2: this concept that if only we tell voters how terrible
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is, only we convince them how terrible Donald
Speaker 2: Trump is, we can do whatever we want on policy.
Speaker 2: Didn't work, and it did not work now, to be fair, okay,
Speaker 2: it worked in twenty twenty yep, And to be fair,
Speaker 2: it worked in twenty two. Didn't work this time.
Speaker 4: Let me raise my hand on the side of the room.
Speaker 4: I ask you this question, to which I think I
Speaker 4: know the answer. Sixty five million Democrats voted in twenty
Speaker 4: sixteen for Hillary Clinton, sixty five million Democrats in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty four voted for Kamala Harris. In twenty twenty, eighty
Speaker 4: one million Democrats voted for Joe Biden in the basement,
Speaker 4: so we had sixty five million, then all of a
Speaker 4: sudden eighty one million, and back down to sixty five million,
Speaker 4: bags of ballots, rider trucks, trucks, late night entries. In
Speaker 4: the back of my mind, my conspiratorial belief, as Tony
Speaker 4: Bender believes, my producer, that there are bags of ballots,
Speaker 4: that the sixty five million, the sixty five million throw
Speaker 4: in Barack Hussein Obama and eight and twelve is sixty
Speaker 4: five million, then sixty six million, So we had a
Speaker 4: consistency of sixty five million, sixty six, sixty five, eighty
Speaker 4: one then back to sixty five is conspiratorial bones rattling.
Speaker 2: I don't know if they're rattling or not, because there
Speaker 2: was stuffed in stuffed I know.
Speaker 9: I know, I know.
Speaker 2: Look, this is my simple question. Okay, if they rigged
Speaker 2: it in twenty twenty, okay, for Joe Biden, why wouldn't
Speaker 2: they have rigged it in twenty twenty four for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 4: Let me let me tell you, let me tell you.
Speaker 4: May I tell you why, Because in twenty twenty four
Speaker 4: there were thousands of eyeballs and hundreds of lawyers with
Speaker 4: telescopes watching what was going on, while in twenty twenty
Speaker 4: there were not, And because of the COVID and because
Speaker 4: of the availability to the counting machines. I won't say
Speaker 4: it rises in the Great Americans belief, But I haven't
Speaker 4: a suspicion.
Speaker 2: You're smart, You're smart, You're smarter than this, You're better
Speaker 2: than this.
Speaker 4: No, I'm not. No, I'm not because I don't believe.
Speaker 4: But do I suspect it? Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm not better than this.
Speaker 4: I'm not better.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well I then then then I then I've underestimated
Speaker 2: you or overestimated you.
Speaker 4: This is none over under under over.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well the viewer, the listeners can decide. Okay, well
Speaker 2: Trump Trump got a million let's see here, he got
Speaker 2: two million votes or a million and a half less
Speaker 2: votes this time than he did last time.
Speaker 5: Okay, so did the Republican UH ballot trucks.
Speaker 2: Not shrub when we when we go down this path,
Speaker 2: we demean Yeah, we go down this path, we demean
Speaker 2: the legitimate voice of the American people. And I think Republicans.
Speaker 2: I think Republicans when you go down this path and go, oh, well,
Speaker 2: the Trumpster should have won in twenty twenty, this is
Speaker 2: you know, let's go full maga. That was not the
Speaker 2: message the voters sent. And I go back to the beginning, right,
Speaker 2: Two things the Republicans should realize. Republican should remember there
Speaker 2: were a lot of people out there who did not
Speaker 2: vote for Donald Trump because of his style and because
Speaker 2: of all of the crazy. They voted for it in
Speaker 2: spite of it.
Speaker 4: All right, lenne yep, I get it. But let's leave
Speaker 4: that to the side. Let's move forward. Leland vittert thanks
Speaker 4: for coming on News Nation called at first sean confidence.
Speaker 4: Happy about that, and let's keep the lines of communication open.
Speaker 4: The next few years is going to be a rough
Speaker 4: ride and lost to cover, but be a.
Speaker 2: Lot of fun.
Speaker 11: It'll be going, Michael said, root for drama in our business.
Speaker 11: Well you got it, You're gonna you got it. Leland Vitter,
Speaker 11: thank you very much. Let's continue. And he's on every
Speaker 11: night Monday through Friday.
Speaker 9: Do I believe it?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: Do I suspect it?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: Bill cunning Into Grand American Live with You Every Sunday
Speaker 4: Night by Billy cunning in The Grand American. Of course,
Speaker 4: uh Leland vetters out there giving his opinions. But I
Speaker 4: having watched the late night comics, the Jimmies and Gail
Speaker 4: King and George Stephanopolis, so many others are shedding crocodile
Speaker 4: tears there. Tear dogs like Van Jones are fully lubricated.
Speaker 4: They don't understand what happened. They have no clue.
Speaker 2: It is sad.
Speaker 4: And how many Democrats may be seeking mental health assistance.
Speaker 4: And doctor Keith Ablow has written many books and what
Speaker 4: to do when you're caught you don't understand the world.
Speaker 4: It's unreal, the world does not exist as you perceive
Speaker 4: it to be, and what you can do as an
Speaker 4: American to get psychiatric or psychological help to continue. And
Speaker 4: maybe Van Jones needs it badly. I'm not sure Scott
Speaker 4: Jennings if CNN does, But sir, surely many of the
Speaker 4: singing commentators, what the hell just happened? But doctor Keith
Speaker 4: Ablow will be able to give you some grace to
Speaker 4: find out what you can do to get better. Bill
Speaker 4: Cunningham with You Every Sunday Night.
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Speaker 4: Kelly Cunningham, the great American reveling as we are in
Speaker 4: the great Trump victory. I see from a lot of
Speaker 4: the morning talk shows that all hell's breaking loose among
Speaker 4: the Democrats. They're anxious and frustrated. Before the election, ap
Speaker 4: ran a story something to the effect that eighty percent
Speaker 4: of the American people are frustrated. They're unhappy with the
Speaker 4: presidential campaign. And I had a few calls about the
Speaker 4: weather or not. People are so disgusted that they're done
Speaker 4: with politics because their guy didn't win. Also, the commercials
Speaker 4: are driving the people nuts. Has there been an alignment,
Speaker 4: a new alignment happening in the country, which I certainly
Speaker 4: believe there is. But Americans are anxious, frustrated as we
Speaker 4: celebrate Veterans Day and so much more. Joining you nine
Speaker 4: now is doctor Keith Ablow, He's written many books. I
Speaker 4: look at his numerous books that he's written, Trump Your Life, Psychopath, Compulsion,
Speaker 4: Living the Truth Inside the Mine, Scott Peterson, and Moore.
Speaker 4: He's an American author, a life coach, television personality, and
Speaker 4: doctor Keith Ablow welcomed again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: And so doctor Ablow, if you hit some Democrats, if
Speaker 4: you had Nancy Pelosi, maybe Kamala Harris, maybe Tim Waltz,
Speaker 4: or maybe a typical Democratic voter or constituent that is
Speaker 4: anxious and frustrated and angry about what happened. They don't
Speaker 4: understand the wave that just hit them. What counseling, if
Speaker 4: any could you provide Democrats? Then I want to talk
Speaker 4: to you about the country in general, and talk to
Speaker 4: you about Republicans and maybe the independence. But if you're
Speaker 4: a Democrat, what are your feelings right now? And how
Speaker 4: can you get out of the funk? If we want
Speaker 4: them to get out of the funk, how can that happen?
Speaker 9: Well, there you go. So there's a short way in
Speaker 9: a long way. The short way is, hey, I make
Speaker 9: a supplement called for better mood. I guess they could
Speaker 9: take that. But there's a longer way that will be
Speaker 9: more long lasting. And that's this. Listen for Democrats who
Speaker 9: are feeling anxious. The anxiety comes from having signed on
Speaker 9: with the notion of abandoning the self to a large
Speaker 9: central government that would make all decisions for you and
Speaker 9: leave you feeling sort of childlike and with the illusion
Speaker 9: that you're taken care of now that desire to be
Speaker 9: treated as a kid and have things provided for you
Speaker 9: and have and to be told, listen, the big things
Speaker 9: you need to decide are like what gender you are.
Speaker 9: That's that that should take you most of your you
Speaker 9: know years growing up and into your adult years, and
Speaker 9: and and when you want to get high. Those are
Speaker 9: the things that the Democrats would like to reserve for
Speaker 9: individuals because they don't believe in individuals. So who signs
Speaker 9: on with that? People who are afraid of their own power,
Speaker 9: they're afraid of autonomy. Why it's got to be determined.
Speaker 9: So I'd say, look, the long route is not for
Speaker 9: better mood, but you can take that if you want.
Speaker 9: The long road is to plumb the depths of your
Speaker 9: soul and figure out why did I abandon my core self?
Speaker 9: What gifts do I have that I haven't been expressing.
Speaker 9: Why am I averse to the notion of charting my
Speaker 9: own course and reclaim that part of yourself or those
Speaker 9: parts of your It will it be easy, not necessarily,
Speaker 9: because after all, getting off of any drug is easy.
Speaker 4: Now doc On that front, I can recall a few
Speaker 4: years back now, I think it was Barack Hussein Obama
Speaker 4: that ran these frequent commercials about how the federal government
Speaker 4: can take you as a as a young girl all
Speaker 4: the way through adulthood and beyond and care for you
Speaker 4: every step of the way. If you need a food
Speaker 4: at breakfast and lunch and grammar school, it's there for you.
Speaker 4: If you need birth control pills or other IUDs as
Speaker 4: you mature, the government is there for you. If you
Speaker 4: go to college, maybe Wesley or Harvard and study of
Speaker 4: women's studies, the government will be there for you. If
Speaker 4: you have certain needs as a woman in life, whether
Speaker 4: it's for food, housing, shelter, clothing, the government will be
Speaker 4: there for you. Then at the end of your life,
Speaker 4: when it's all said and done, whether it's disability of
Speaker 4: social security, the government will be there for you. Reminds
Speaker 4: me of what I see one of my favorite old series,
Speaker 4: star Trek, the next generation in which people were assimilated
Speaker 4: into the Borg, the Borg, and that you were part
Speaker 4: of the greater whole and you must rely upon the
Speaker 4: Borg to give you all your needs. Which tells me
Speaker 4: this in this feasonto what you just said, that married
Speaker 4: women voted for Donald Trump about fifty seven percent of
Speaker 4: the time, but unmarried women voted for the Democrat Kamala
Speaker 4: Harrison this last on Tuesday sixty two percent of the time.
Speaker 4: So it's not so much your gender as your marital
Speaker 4: status that if you're in a functional marriage relationship, you're
Speaker 4: more likely to vote Republican and if you're unmarried. I
Speaker 4: think the in artful term might be a childless cat
Speaker 4: lady put together by my friend jad Vance, who by
Speaker 4: the way, attends the same church in Cincinnati that I do.
Speaker 4: But nonetheless, then you want more protection. You want a canopy,
Speaker 4: you want an umbrella. If the storms are happening, someone
Speaker 4: give me something. I've lost my individual agency as an
Speaker 4: American to act? Is that part of.
Speaker 9: That's absolutely part of it, because listen, where does your
Speaker 9: agency come from? You're expressing, if anything, the power of God.
Speaker 9: You're channeling that that's anathma to those who would say, no,
Speaker 9: it's the state. Remember Barack Obama also said, listen, if
Speaker 9: you have a business, you didn't build that business. You
Speaker 9: used our roads to get your employees to work, and
Speaker 9: you use our roads. I'm sorry. Those are our roads.
Speaker 9: We paid for them through taxes. And so the bottom
Speaker 9: line is that I hope we're entering a golden age
Speaker 9: when not without empathy, not without caring for the folks
Speaker 9: who can't care enough for themselves, who are downtrodden or
Speaker 9: you know it's ill or infirm, but with empathy that
Speaker 9: we would say that people, listen, your greatest gifts are
Speaker 9: those bestowed upon you by immeasurable forces called God, not
Speaker 9: by the state. The state doesn't own you, it doesn't
Speaker 9: own your kids. And if that causes you anxiety, don't
Speaker 9: be anxious because God is great. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yes, And one thing I noticed is that there's a
Speaker 4: montage in twenty sixteen of Hillary Clinton's supporters screaming out loud,
Speaker 4: belching the worst kinds of foul language in tears. I
Speaker 4: watched on Wednesday night, I watched the Late Night Comics
Speaker 4: That Aren't Funny, literally crying Stephen Colbert etad of the
Speaker 4: Jimmies literally crying about what had happened, that all of
Speaker 4: a sudden, you won't get to vote in the next election,
Speaker 4: all of a sudden. If you're homeless, no one is
Speaker 4: there for you. If you're a woman in dangerous, caring kids,
Speaker 4: no one will be there for you. If you're hungry,
Speaker 4: if you're old, if you're retired, if you're disabled, no
Speaker 4: one's going to be there for you. And now on
Speaker 4: Wednesday and Thursday, there's more of a collective nervous breakdown.
Speaker 4: This happened to many, said Ley. The Howard University on
Speaker 4: the day after the election, when Kamala Harris came out
Speaker 4: and Tim Waltz was there and tears and all the
Speaker 4: young ladies were crying and thinking.
Speaker 2: Our world is over.
Speaker 4: My life is over without you, without government, I'm done
Speaker 4: without a person. The party that told us that couldn't
Speaker 4: find what a woman is was telling us you got
Speaker 4: to vote for a woman. And I'm looking this and
Speaker 4: I'm thinking collective. I would assume in your business of
Speaker 4: helping people with anxiety and sleeplessness and a loss of
Speaker 4: power and frustration, I would think psychologists and psychologists psychiatrists
Speaker 4: right now have a booming business of Democrats that can't
Speaker 4: understand what the hell just happened. So how would you
Speaker 4: help a graduate of Howard University or somebody who wanted
Speaker 4: the million volunteers that knocked on doors all over Pennsylvania
Speaker 4: that it's going to be okay. Your life's not going
Speaker 4: to end. The government programs upon which you rely will
Speaker 4: likely still be there, and you got to calm down
Speaker 4: and not threaten to burn down the White Houseana did?
Speaker 4: Can you take him by the hand, doctor Keith Ablo
Speaker 4: and maybe uh bring us to a bet, bring them
Speaker 4: to a better place, including the late night comics, including
Speaker 4: the View and the morning shows. They don't understand what's that?
Speaker 4: Can you help them at all?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 2: I can help them.
Speaker 9: I would say, listen, whatever you guys believe, notice this.
Speaker 9: No one's asking you to abandon your beliefs.
Speaker 10: Go for it.
Speaker 9: Take your anxiety, turn it inside out, turn it into action.
Speaker 9: Everyone will respect you for moving toward what you really believe,
Speaker 9: because Republicans don't want you to abandon yourself.
Speaker 2: Is it really you?
Speaker 9: Then go for it. But listen, I would say to them,
Speaker 9: I want to talk to you a little bit about this.
Speaker 9: You're so fearful of Donald Trump. Is it possible it's
Speaker 9: because he's not confused about who he is. It's because
Speaker 9: he knows he's male, not just mail, but a powerful male.
Speaker 9: And is that worrisome to you for some reason? And
Speaker 9: he's not ambivalent about it. He's not ambiguous. He will
Speaker 9: tell you generally, always, not generally. He will tell you
Speaker 9: the truth about the way he feels. You won't have
Speaker 9: to guess. That can cause you anxiety. I know it can't,
Speaker 9: But what about if you just said, wait, maybe there's
Speaker 9: some relief in that, some comfort, you know. It's interesting.
Speaker 9: I texted a friend of mine.
Speaker 2: Who's a Democrat.
Speaker 9: I have a few Democrat friends, I said, isn't that
Speaker 9: wonderful the milestone we've reached. There's a female chief of
Speaker 9: staff at the White House.
Speaker 4: Media hadn't mentioned much of that. No, media doesn't bring
Speaker 4: that up.
Speaker 9: I got crickets, Yeah, and he wasn't having any of it.
Speaker 9: I have a good day, Keith, he said, have a
Speaker 9: good day. Because they can't accept that somebody who isn't
Speaker 9: ambivalent and ambiguous could possibly be somebody that could lead
Speaker 9: them anywhere, because why they've been indoctrinated into the fact
Speaker 9: that confusion is their gifts. Confusion is their gifts. Because
Speaker 9: when you're confusing, you're not sure where to go, you
Speaker 9: look for a hand to hold your child.
Speaker 4: Doctor the state right now. And I've been saying for
Speaker 4: years that when inner city black, white, and brown folks
Speaker 4: figure it out that what we've been promised for not years,
Speaker 4: but decades by liberal progressive Democrats, it doesn't work. That
Speaker 4: the magnificent cities we have are in turmoil and destruction.
Speaker 4: There's crime and rampant everywhere, homeless and drug addiction on
Speaker 4: the streets, people beaten up and killed on subways. You
Speaker 4: can't send your kid to the public school system completely
Speaker 4: utterly dysfunctional. There's no good paying jobs anywhere in major
Speaker 4: cities to be conducted by the Democratic Party. And I said,
Speaker 4: at some point, whether it's New York or Portland, or Cincinnati,
Speaker 4: or Chicago or Baltimore or Memphis or Austin, Texas, which
Speaker 4: is falling into a hellhole, that Democrats are going to
Speaker 4: figure out, you know what, we don't have to live
Speaker 4: like this. You promise us better outcomes for decades, in
Speaker 4: some cases a half a century or more, and the
Speaker 4: whole thing's not working at all. And we can't trust
Speaker 4: you anymore? Was part of that the result in better
Speaker 4: treatment in the cities of Donald Trump? Or wasn't a
Speaker 4: personality driven by the Trump star.
Speaker 9: It's so true. Listen, what's being reasserted here is reality,
Speaker 9: and it always takes time to come back to reality,
Speaker 9: and it's not without some amount of pain. But if
Speaker 9: you've been selling people a bill of goods which says
Speaker 9: you can have a country without borders, you can have
Speaker 9: a body without it meaning what gender you are what?
Speaker 9: So literally it was an anti reality movement, which psychiatrists
Speaker 9: would call delusional, like a series of delusion, like what,
Speaker 9: we can have a country, but we don't need borders. Huh,
Speaker 9: that's interesting. There's a certain kind of comfort in that,
Speaker 9: like there is nothing that needs to guide me, that's inviolable.
Speaker 9: Everything is a morphous, everything can be argued, everything can
Speaker 9: be changed. Isn't it wonderful?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 9: It isn't. No, because it deposits you in the same
Speaker 9: space that a drug does. Right, that's what people who
Speaker 9: are on dissociated drugs experience.
Speaker 4: And doctor evlow I got an email about two weeks
Speaker 4: ago from my mother, a thirty four year old married
Speaker 4: wife mother from California, who said to me, you know,
Speaker 4: I got a seven year old daughter. She's a beautiful
Speaker 4: little girl. I'm sending to the first grade, and she
Speaker 4: sent the child about a month and a half ago
Speaker 4: to the first grade. I don't care about abortion at
Speaker 4: all relative to her. We know how to raise her morally.
Speaker 4: She's seven years old. What I care about is her
Speaker 4: going to a public school and being told that she
Speaker 4: is in the wrong body and that he's a he,
Speaker 4: and that somehow my daughter's going to be shown male
Speaker 4: genitalia as a first grader. I worry and want to
Speaker 4: know what's being taught to my daughter. And these other
Speaker 4: social issues I cared about ten years ago when I
Speaker 4: was at UCLA, but I don't care about them so
Speaker 4: much anymore. I'm a married woman, I'm a mother, and
Speaker 4: I care about my daughter going to a public school
Speaker 4: and what she's going to be taught about transgenderism, about
Speaker 4: gay rights, etc. I wanted to come out learning reading, writing,
Speaker 4: and arithmetic, and not fear for her safety and her
Speaker 4: coming home after four or five years and saying, Mommy,
Speaker 4: can I become a boy? That's what she worries about.
Speaker 4: And I think your points a good one. About public
Speaker 4: education losing its way.
Speaker 9: Be worried because the bottom line is until we reverse
Speaker 9: that through this election and many others. If your daughter
Speaker 9: at seven should go to a public school or the
Speaker 9: wrong private school, and mentioned to a teacher, you know,
Speaker 9: I love football, and not only do I love football,
Speaker 9: but I really like wearing Chino's dresses. Called a tomboy.
Speaker 9: We used to call it a tomboy. They'll be told,
Speaker 9: you're not a tomboy, but you know, have you ever
Speaker 9: thought about whether you might be a boy? Now? It's
Speaker 9: not a joke. They will tell her that and then
Speaker 9: take her hand, celebrate.
Speaker 2: Her, encourage her, encourage her, encourage.
Speaker 9: Her, and if she's old enough, introduce her to social media,
Speaker 9: where she will be embraced by folks on various social
Speaker 9: media platforms, where she will feel, for the first time,
Speaker 9: perhaps especially if she has a little as burgers or
Speaker 9: another condition that makes her feel a little marginalized, embraced
Speaker 9: by a community of marginalized people. And this will become
Speaker 9: a path that is very difficult to veer off of.
Speaker 9: And if you object as a parent, they'll try to
Speaker 9: take your parental rights.
Speaker 4: It's amazing. Lastly, I would say this talk masculinity which
Speaker 4: Donald Trump represents, does not mean it takes away anything
Speaker 4: from a female. A white male today is almost an
Speaker 4: endangered species who's a Christian and straight. But toxic masculinity
Speaker 4: doesn't mean that a woman cannot succeed in her own right.
Speaker 4: There's more women in law school and more women in
Speaker 4: medical school than men. There's more women graduating from college
Speaker 4: than men. Men is the category of the sexist that
Speaker 4: is under risk of having all kinds of debaucherous conditions,
Speaker 4: including suicide and alcoholism and non achievement. It is the
Speaker 4: woman that is dominant in our society. And so in
Speaker 4: my view as a male, as a Christian, as a Catholic,
Speaker 4: as a marrit as a grandfather, that doesn't mean my
Speaker 4: wife loses any rights because I'm proud of my maleness,
Speaker 4: because she's proud of being a female, and darn proud
Speaker 4: about it. Doctor Keith Ablow, we got to go great conversation.
Speaker 4: But for those that need help, whether it's a late
Speaker 4: night comic, or whether it's a public school teacher or
Speaker 4: maybe Gail King on CBS Morning News, there's help. You
Speaker 4: don't have to dive into a pity of a swimming pool.
Speaker 4: Of a city of fluids. There's a way out. Get help.
Speaker 4: You would encourage maybe George Stephanopolis to get help. Get
Speaker 4: a CE a psychologist, see a psychiatrist. You'll be okay. George,
Speaker 4: and doctor Keith Ablow, once again, thank you for coming
Speaker 4: on the Bill Cunningham Show. And doctor you're a great American.
Speaker 4: Hopefully we've helped many Democrats tonight and others. Thank you, doctor.
Speaker 9: Thanks Bill, I appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Man, you're a great American. Let's continue with more, and
Speaker 4: there's help out there. You can be helped. Bill cunning
Speaker 4: In The Great American with you every Sunday Night by
Speaker 4: Billy cunning In The Great American. And I hope doctor
Speaker 4: Ablow can give some information to Democrats that are so offering.
Speaker 4: One of the few political joys I had was watching
Speaker 4: the crying, the gnashing of teeth, the threats after Donald
Speaker 4: Trump won in twenty sixteen. It was sad to watch screaming, hollering.
Speaker 4: The last glass ceiling was not shattered, and the devotees
Speaker 4: of Hillary Clinton were crying those crocodile tears and screeching
Speaker 4: and yelling. They had their security blankets and their pacifiers
Speaker 4: ready to go and now we have a situation occurring
Speaker 4: now in which many Democrats after the results are announced
Speaker 4: Tuesday night, I stayed up all night, didn't sleep, but
Speaker 4: all Wednesday morning, went to work. Of course at noon
Speaker 4: on my afternoon talk shit away. I went, didn't sleep.
Speaker 4: I wanted to catch it all because I was so happy.
Speaker 4: Every day since then, I've woken up with a big
Speaker 4: grin on my face and I love it. But coming
Speaker 4: up next is Don Brown. He's an author of the
Speaker 4: book which is out Kangaroo Court. Exposed his prosecutors plotting
Speaker 4: to try to hijack the last election twenty twenty four
Speaker 4: of their plans lie had in fact to do even more,
Speaker 4: and they intend to do much more. The next up
Speaker 4: is Don Brown has written the book. It's a great one.
Speaker 4: It's entitled Kangaroo Courts. They tuned for this, and sure
Speaker 4: Donald Trump do the same thing to Democrats they've done
Speaker 4: to him. Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday night, Bill
Speaker 4: cunning in The Great American. Of course, law fair is
Speaker 4: something that the Democrats have been practicing for decades against Republicans,
Speaker 4: and this time it metastasized, and maybe it was the
Speaker 4: reason that Donald Trump got elected He's due to be
Speaker 4: sentenced in about two weeks by Judge Juan Murshawn, and
Speaker 4: he's eligible. I guess to go to sing sing or
Speaker 4: Rikers Island. God knows what's going to happen in two weeks,
Speaker 4: but many are saying that that case will go away.
Speaker 4: He spent seven weeks in a dirty, dark dinge the
Speaker 4: rad infest in New York City courtroom as the Democrats
Speaker 4: metastasized their lawfare against Republicans. A new book is out
Speaker 4: which is fabulous, written by Don Brown. It's Democracy at Gunpoint,
Speaker 4: How the Kangaroo Court exposes prosecutor's plot to hijack the
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four election. And Don Brown, God bless him
Speaker 4: as US Navy jag officer. And Don Brown, welcome again,
Speaker 4: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show, and just give the
Speaker 4: American people a brief overview of going back. Many thought,
Speaker 4: this is just a recent development of the indictments against
Speaker 4: Donald Trump. The indictment of his lawyers bringing down forty
Speaker 4: to sixty of his compatriot's, the raid on mar Lago,
Speaker 4: the attack on Steve Bannon, etc. Is a long history.
Speaker 4: So Don can you tell the American people how this
Speaker 4: began and how it metastasized to where we are today.
Speaker 9: Bill. It's good to be back with you.
Speaker 5: I've been with you before and I'm grateful always to
Speaker 5: have an opportunity to chat. You use the phrase mattach
Speaker 5: ex size, and that is right spot on, Mark, because
Speaker 5: the bastardization of our precious judicial system by the Democrats
Speaker 5: has become a cancer which they have festered and many
Speaker 5: of the things that you just mentioned about what's happened to.
Speaker 2: The president in these kangaroo.
Speaker 5: Court prosecutions, which is the title of my book, Kangaroo Court,
Speaker 5: These prosecutions from Florida to Georgia to New York, even
Speaker 5: in Colorado, which was in a prosecution they tried to
Speaker 5: take them off about these are politically driven and they're
Speaker 5: not legitimate. And so what we've seen with the graphic
Speaker 5: images of FBI agents rating a president's home in mar Lago,
Speaker 5: locking them up, getting a mug shot, all these horrible
Speaker 5: images have brought the issue of these political prosecutions at
Speaker 5: the forefront, but really they go back decades into Democrats
Speaker 5: and my book goes back really to the k Bailey
Speaker 5: Hutchinson prosecution and looks at about twenty five or so
Speaker 5: the significant cases where the Democrats have used law there
Speaker 5: to attack not only Republican and conservative politicians but also
Speaker 5: the average Americans because they want to perpetuate political power. So,
Speaker 5: for example, Ted Stevens in DC, they needed his seat.
Speaker 5: He was a senator from Alaska. They prosecuted him the
Speaker 5: chapter in my book and got him convicted, and six
Speaker 5: months later they found prosecutor corruption.
Speaker 9: The judge of returned the sentence.
Speaker 5: The prosecutor committed suicide, but Stevens lost. The Democrats took that.
Speaker 5: They prosecuted Governor Rick Perry of Texas simply for vetoing
Speaker 5: a bill which he had the right to do under
Speaker 5: the Texas Constitution, which gives him specifically their right the
Speaker 5: line on in vita, But because he vetoed the bill,
Speaker 5: they prosecuted him. Now it got thrown out, but they
Speaker 5: took it to him anyway. They went after time delay,
Speaker 5: the forger, former House Majority leader, got him convicted because
Speaker 5: actually he led the impeachment against Bill Clinton and went
Speaker 5: after the NEA and eleven million dollars later reversed. And
Speaker 5: then there's Virginia Governor Bob McDonald reversed the same. Jack
Speaker 5: Smith went after McDonald because the governor accepted a gift
Speaker 5: and reported it, which was perfectly legal under Virginia law.
Speaker 5: A minor gift reported it, and McDonald went after him.
Speaker 5: Excuse me, Jack Smith went after McDonald for extortion of
Speaker 5: the Hobbzact that was reverse eight to zero.
Speaker 2: This goes back some thirty years.
Speaker 5: And it's not just politicians, Bill, you know, we know
Speaker 5: these two cases involving these pro life fathers, Mark Hawk
Speaker 5: out of Philadelphia and Paul Vaughan out of Tennessee, both
Speaker 5: peaceful pro life fathers. The DOJ went after them in
Speaker 5: retaliation for the Supreme Court decision in Dobb's reversing row.
Speaker 5: And then, of course there's the case of Douglas Mackie,
Speaker 5: the cartoonist who in twenty sixteen does a cartoon lampooning
Speaker 5: Hillary Clinton voters as being dumb, and they are, and
Speaker 5: then five years later, in two twenty one, the Obama
Speaker 5: excuse me, the Biden Justice Farmer prosecutes him. These are
Speaker 5: attacks on the constitution, and so I wrote the book
Speaker 5: in large part, about two thirds of the book goes
Speaker 5: into thumbnail history of these cases that may have been
Speaker 5: the news here and been the news there, but never
Speaker 5: even put together, so we can see exactly how corrupt
Speaker 5: the practices is. And I close the book calling forard
Speaker 5: I called roue prosecutor laws. It ought to be against
Speaker 5: the law for a prosecutor like Jack Smith. He's already
Speaker 5: violating the hatchagg and I won't go into too much
Speaker 5: detail there. It's already violating for the law. But he
Speaker 5: ought to be prosecuted because this is an attack against
Speaker 5: the United States Constitution, attacking the First Amendment, the Fifth Amendment,
Speaker 5: the sixth Amendment, the fifteenth, the nineteenth, and the twenty
Speaker 5: sixties are all amendus solidifying the right to vote. But
Speaker 5: it's an attack on our constitution. It's an attack on
Speaker 5: our constitution, Republic. Jack Smith, Fanny Willis, alvam Brack ought
Speaker 5: to be looking over their shoulders, wondering for subsequent Justice
Speaker 5: Department is going to look at their case to see
Speaker 5: if it was brought primarily for political purposes. Cases brought
Speaker 5: in the criminal justice system primarily for political purposes, those
Speaker 5: prosecutors ought to be prosecuted. And that is the thesis
Speaker 5: of the book.
Speaker 10: And I hope it does some good deal.
Speaker 4: Don Brown. It'd be wonderful if Donald Trump's Attorney general
Speaker 4: as special prosecutors to look at these Democratic prosecutors and say,
Speaker 4: did they obstruct justice? Fanny Willis and Nathan Wade? And
Speaker 4: what happened in New York City? What happened with a
Speaker 4: prosecutor from the DOJ going into New York City in
Speaker 4: order to his first name is Matthew Calanda. His name
Speaker 4: is Matthew Colangelo, who was put there by the Biden
Speaker 4: administration from Washington to headquarter and a quarterback the assault
Speaker 4: criminally upon Donald Trump. And then also the meetings between
Speaker 4: Fanny Willis is lover Nathan Wade inside the White House
Speaker 4: or a White House council coordinating the attack on Donald
Speaker 4: Trump from Atlanta and then Austin, Texas is a beehive
Speaker 4: of Democratic lawyers going after all those Texas politicians. If
Speaker 4: the shoes on the other foot, it would be a
Speaker 4: great thing to have special prosecutors look at all these
Speaker 4: Democratic prosecutors and say you can't do this anymore. There's
Speaker 4: no indication that's going to happen. In fact, Donald Trump
Speaker 4: recently has said that we need to move on. But
Speaker 4: whether it's Rick Perry, Governor of Ted Stevens or Bob
Speaker 4: McDonald or Paul Vaughan or Mark Hawe, Douglas Mackie. It's
Speaker 4: gone on for thirty years that if the Democrats need
Speaker 4: a Senate, say just indict the guy. Then later on,
Speaker 4: when it's all dismissed, where do I go to get
Speaker 4: back my reputation? That was Raymond Donovan's viewpoint during the
Speaker 4: during the Reagan years. And also Scooter Libby, who was
Speaker 4: an assistant to Vice President Dick Cheney. They went after
Speaker 4: him to try to get Dick Cheney when he was
Speaker 4: in office. It doesn't stop, and so how does it stop?
Speaker 4: When does it stop? Answer that, when will it stop?
Speaker 5: It will stop if and when we first of all,
Speaker 5: we have to realize the gravity the problem. These are
Speaker 5: attacks upon the US Constitution. When President Trump was in
Speaker 5: Georgia over the summer and he said, it's not me thereafter,
Speaker 5: it's you. I'm sending it the way He's exactly right,
Speaker 5: they went after his attorneys. Mammy Willis indicted Sydney Powell,
Speaker 5: jack Smith, both of them friends of mine, Rudy and
Speaker 5: others in Georgia because she wanted to go after Trump.
Speaker 5: So you go after his attorneys, and those attorneys were
Speaker 5: named as unindicted co conspirators.
Speaker 9: By Jack Smith and DC.
Speaker 5: And if you think about it, and just think about
Speaker 5: this bill, you're you're much more to stinguish attorney than
Speaker 5: I am.
Speaker 9: Member of the bar. I'm you're a big fan.
Speaker 5: But you know that that attorney client privilege is something
Speaker 5: the Sack was saying in the American juristcrutics system. And
Speaker 5: if you think about it, the attorney client privilege. Privilege
Speaker 5: is built on two constitutional principles, just built on the
Speaker 5: Fifth Amendment right against self incrimination and the sixth Amendment
Speaker 5: right to affect the assistance of council. So if I'm
Speaker 5: going to talk to you billion you're my lawyer, I
Speaker 5: don't be able to know that I can tell you things,
Speaker 5: and I have to worry about it, and people poop
Speaker 5: po though, what do you have tohde? Well, look, these
Speaker 5: Democrat prosecutors will use any statement at all, even if
Speaker 5: a person is innocent, to try to prosecute them. So
Speaker 5: they're attacking the attorney client privilege. And if they can
Speaker 5: get away with it here against Trump, you will see
Speaker 5: them roll with it more. They have to understand this
Speaker 5: is a theory problem.
Speaker 2: We got to stop it.
Speaker 4: Dodd Brown, And this is how the game is played.
Speaker 4: Attorney client privilege generally doesn't apply if there's a criminal
Speaker 4: act being discussed. So under that little bit of an exception,
Speaker 4: democratic prosecutors all over the country, whether it's Phoenix or
Speaker 4: or Los Angeles or Lanta or New York City, what
Speaker 4: we'll call in the attorney in order to testify before
Speaker 4: a grand jury about the lawyer client privilege and whether
Speaker 4: or not what was said the lawyer. What does the
Speaker 4: lawyer say, I can't testify to that because it's lawyer
Speaker 4: client privilege. They run to a friendly judge to order
Speaker 4: the attorney to testify, alleging there was some crime committee.
Speaker 4: The lawyer continual, I'm not going to testify. Then the
Speaker 4: lawyer gets indicted for obstruction of justice. And then when
Speaker 4: once you're indicted, your life's over.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: At that, whether you win or lose, your life is done.
Speaker 4: You spend a million dollars in legal fees, you bankrupt yourself,
Speaker 4: then down the road the charges might be dismissed. So
Speaker 4: there's dozens of lawyers that Donald Trump in diet it
Speaker 4: all over the country to send the message don't represent
Speaker 4: Donald Trump. Is that the way that Democrats play that game.
Speaker 5: That is the way they play the game. To have
Speaker 5: a chapter in my book called the one percent rule,
Speaker 5: which boils down to this, Only about one percent of
Speaker 5: anyone ever who faces the federal indictment is a quit.
Speaker 5: Because of the power the and the force and the
Speaker 5: jack drew the ferocity of the federal machinery, it's almost impossible.
Speaker 5: Tom Delay and Bob Donald both had their cases. Their
Speaker 5: convictions by the way, their foolish convictions reversed on appeal
Speaker 5: has never been prosecuted.
Speaker 9: Tom Delay.
Speaker 5: It cost them a eleven million dollars. Bob McDonald, the
Speaker 5: governor of Virginia, who was catat as Romney's potential running mate,
Speaker 5: who was viewed as the potential rising starter Republican Party,
Speaker 5: cost him twenty seven million dollars before Sotus reversed his
Speaker 5: conviction eight to zero. But the average guy, you mean,
Speaker 5: you know, we can't afford You probably can afford it, Bill,
Speaker 5: but I can't afford it that you're going to get crushed.
Speaker 7: They overcharge.
Speaker 5: You're looking at life in prison and said, okay, well
Speaker 5: I'll take the pleee just to save my though they
Speaker 5: went after and I discussed this in my book. They
Speaker 5: went after the first two Congressman the doors Trump in
Speaker 5: twenty sixteen now twenty seventeen, Hunter and a dozen Hunter
Speaker 5: and Chris Collins both indicted on well. In Duncan's case
Speaker 5: it was can ain't financed stuff. In Colin's case it
Speaker 5: was you know, it was inside effort. They look for
Speaker 5: these types of they're looking for crime, trying to meet
Speaker 5: crime to attack the person clause association. This is a
Speaker 5: constitutional attack, is what it is. And when you're the
Speaker 5: real issue here, it's what the principal motivation for the prosecution.
Speaker 5: If it is political that prosecutors should pay a price
Speaker 5: the me the tatus crime. If somebody comes up, you
Speaker 5: know Andrew, you know you had Alexander Hamilton in a
Speaker 5: duel there and burn and Burrow up being charged for murder,
Speaker 5: that's different. But political motivation should be the prosecutor should
Speaker 5: be held to task. And we've got to understand the
Speaker 5: seriousness and put the current there to stop it.
Speaker 4: Don Brown, the book is kangaroo Court, and in this
Speaker 4: case with Donald Trump, I can recall specifically in mar
Speaker 4: Lago there were Ninja Warrior FBI US marshals descending upon
Speaker 4: mar Lago. The Secret Service agents who were present were
Speaker 4: told by their bosses, do not inform Donald Trump what's
Speaker 4: going to happen. There were between a rock and a
Speaker 4: hard place. They love working with Donald Trump, but you're
Speaker 4: the Secret Service, so you're told in mar Lago, Trump
Speaker 4: wasn't there. Don't mention this to Trump. Don't do it.
Speaker 4: It's an order from the top of the Secret Service,
Speaker 4: which is Joe Biden. Don't know. Here comes the blue
Speaker 4: and here comes the blue and red lights. There were
Speaker 4: rolling vehicles.
Speaker 2: It was on.
Speaker 4: It was at night, so it even looked worse. They
Speaker 4: went through every drawer, through things on the floor, took pictures,
Speaker 4: went through Millenia Trump's underwear drawer, put her clothes on
Speaker 4: the on the carpeted floor, destroyed the place. And Donald
Speaker 4: Trump comes back into that mess and all of a sudden, CNN, NBC,
Speaker 4: ABC look at it made him look like he was
Speaker 4: an international drug trader. And now here we are. Jack Smith,
Speaker 4: the guy who did all this through Joe Biden and
Speaker 4: Mary Garland, is now saying, well, forget about that, we're
Speaker 4: gonna drop all the charges, as if it wasn't political
Speaker 4: to begin with. And Jack Smith is the one who
Speaker 4: brought Jack Smith's the hatchet man for Mary Garland, Joe Biden,
Speaker 4: and Kamala Harris. And now two years later, well out
Speaker 4: forget about that, No big deal. How does the American
Speaker 4: people get over this continues? How do we have a
Speaker 4: functioning system? And if you're Donald Trump, when you have
Speaker 4: a coordination of attacks, one hundred and twelve indictments, eight
Speaker 4: hundred years in prison, everyone you talk to is indict it,
Speaker 4: They're destroyed financially, and Trump is reelected. How does it stop?
Speaker 4: Don Brown? I feel sorry for lawyers put in a
Speaker 4: position of bankrupting yourself. You're going to face years in
Speaker 4: prison if you don't testify. If you do testify, you
Speaker 4: break the lawyer client privilege. If you don't testify, you're
Speaker 4: going to prison. And after spending a one or two
Speaker 4: or three or four or five million dollars personally, here's
Speaker 4: the plea deal. Plead to a parking ticket, give up
Speaker 4: your right to sue the government, and most lawyers then
Speaker 4: say I'm done. I have no license, I've lost my family,
Speaker 4: I've lost my bank accounts. I got nothing to do.
Speaker 4: And this is what the Democrats do to Republicans regularly.
Speaker 4: Don Brown, you got me all pissed off right now,
Speaker 4: how do we stop this from happening?
Speaker 5: The United States Congress has to pass prosecute laws to
Speaker 5: make it a felony for any prosecutor to bring an
Speaker 5: action primarily for political purposes. And not just the Congress,
Speaker 5: but the legislatures of the various states must have wrote
Speaker 5: prosecutor laws so that if the law or in place,
Speaker 5: Jack Smith would have to be looking over his shoulder. Now,
Speaker 5: from what the Republican and the Attorney General asked the
Speaker 5: question for these cases against Trump brought primarily for polical purposes.
Speaker 5: Here the Hatch Act that the Hatch Act says no
Speaker 5: feral employee can take any action to basically, you know,
Speaker 5: interfere in the relation. And DOJ used to have a
Speaker 5: policy they wouldn't bring any actions within a certain window.
Speaker 5: All that could throw down of the window. This is
Speaker 5: clear evidence of political motivation. Jacksonith should be prosecuted. That
Speaker 5: we don't have the laws of the bookshet, but we've
Speaker 5: got to put them on the books, because if we're
Speaker 5: going to protect the Constitution, our Congress must do it.
Speaker 5: Article one puts the Congress in charge of the government.
Speaker 5: Is now, if we especially were able to take control
Speaker 5: back of the House.
Speaker 10: That's going to happen.
Speaker 5: This is something that has to be prioritized and so
Speaker 5: something when they if they try this again, they're going
Speaker 5: to have to face prosecution themselves. That's the only way
Speaker 5: at this point to try and stop it, because everything
Speaker 5: else is nickey now. You probably the Hatch Act to
Speaker 5: spend it from the government, you get five thousand lar
Speaker 5: just mickey now stuff. So there's nothing in place to
Speaker 5: stop it now. There has to be more teeth into
Speaker 5: federal law and state law to go after these rogue
Speaker 5: prosecutors so they don't try it in the future.
Speaker 4: The name of the book is Kangaroo Court Don Brown.
Speaker 4: He comes with the receipts of all the Republicans and
Speaker 4: diet of going back thirty some years. And I am
Speaker 4: certain that there's lawyers and those who want to go
Speaker 4: in the Trump and new administration right now that are
Speaker 4: going to hesitate because of their fear of the next prosecutor,
Speaker 4: the local prosecutor, the Austin, Texas prosecutor, the Atlanta Fanny
Speaker 4: Willis or New York City Alvin Bragg. They're going to
Speaker 4: bring charges against me if I work for the Trump
Speaker 4: administration or if I want to protest peacefully outside of
Speaker 4: an abortion clinic, that somehow ninja warrior is going to
Speaker 4: invade my home at seven o'clock in the morning and
Speaker 4: perk me out my front door in front of my children.
Speaker 4: And that's the kind of stuff that pro lifers like
Speaker 4: Mark Hawk and Paul Vaughan went through because they're on
Speaker 4: the wrong side of politics. I tell you, Don Brown,
Speaker 4: we've only scratched the surface. But the name of the
Speaker 4: book is documenting a thirty year pattern of Democratic prosecutor's
Speaker 4: weaponizing the justice system to destroy Republicans and it's work.
Speaker 4: It didn't work this time. The metastasizing took place. Hope
Speaker 4: Donald Trump comes and hope that law has passed. But
Speaker 4: Don Brown, once again, the book is ow Kangaroo Court.
Speaker 4: Let's do it again. Hopefully we don't have to do
Speaker 4: it again, and the Democrat prosecutors will learn the lesson.
Speaker 4: But Don Brown, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 4: So only scratch the surface. Information is in the book
Speaker 4: Kangaroo Court. Don Brown, thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Appreciate you, Bill, You're great American.
Speaker 4: Thank you, God bless you. Let's continue with more. How
Speaker 4: about this a coordination of a criminal count. Indictments against
Speaker 4: Donald Trump in four locations, two in state court, so
Speaker 4: that he can't pardon himself. Should have got elected and
Speaker 4: now bosely in a couple of weeks, Donald Trump could
Speaker 4: be sentenced to sing singer Rikers Island by a Democratic judge.
Speaker 4: That is a bastardization of American's legal system. Bill cunning Him,
Speaker 4: the Great American live with you every Sunday night. All right,
Speaker 4: Billy cunning Him, the Great American, Thanks for listening this special,
Speaker 4: very special Sunday night. Please say a prayer and the
Speaker 4: solitude of your home by whatever first name you call
Speaker 4: God Almighty, for the next seventy days or so, please
Speaker 4: protect Donald Trump. The forces of evil are loose in
Speaker 4: the world, and this has been an election like none
Speaker 4: other in American history, with lawsuits and indictments, bloodshed. Iranians
Speaker 4: are running loose, some arrested, some not, all wishing evil
Speaker 4: upon Donald Trump. And I would hope that the Secret
Speaker 4: Service would double and triple their protection of Donald Trump,
Speaker 4: and please keep him off the golf course for the
Speaker 4: next seventy days, that they the forces of darkness would
Speaker 4: do anything to eliminate him. So pray for his continued
Speaker 4: good health through January twentieth and beyond. And I fear
Speaker 4: this thing is not over yet, that more and more
Speaker 4: may transpire that would be extremely evil. So pray for
Speaker 4: Donald Trump. I especially want to thank tonight Leland Vittert
Speaker 4: and doctor Keith Ablow and brad Winstrup the Congressman and
Speaker 4: more for everything that they've done and everything that they're
Speaker 4: going to do. It's been special. The ride continues. America
Speaker 4: has saved, We have turned toward the light, and that
Speaker 4: all the prayers have been met, and that somehow the
Speaker 4: American people in the special election made the right decision.
Speaker 4: Pray for Donald Trump and Jade Vance. Let's continue. I'll
Speaker 4: see you next Sunday Night. Bill Cunningham, the great American
Speaker 4: with you and all great Americans every Sunday night.