Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great America. Welcome to this Warrior is
Speaker 1: but maybe rainy Monday after eating the triestid what a
Speaker 1: weekend it was in the Tri State. But the music
Speaker 1: festival was fabulous and of course the years at Gettafest
Speaker 1: was unbelievable. In Newport, I went to a great event
Speaker 1: in the War in the Hand. I'll talk about that
Speaker 1: in a few minutes. Plus. Thank god the Reds are
Speaker 1: back having somehow this is I'm not sure I might
Speaker 1: ask Brian Hamrick this question. It is the bottom of
Speaker 1: the eighth inning. The Reds are winning one zip. If
Speaker 1: somebody had told you at the end of the bottom
Speaker 1: of the eighth inning that the Tampa Bay club would
Speaker 1: score two runs and no one ball was hit out
Speaker 1: of the infield and they ended up the eating with
Speaker 1: two runs across the plate and the base is still loaded,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't believed it. But that's Reds baseball. Brian Hamrick,
Speaker 1: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Brian, how
Speaker 1: are you.
Speaker 2: I'm good. Thanks again, mister cunning Am.
Speaker 1: So many issues, so little time I see. The one
Speaker 1: story I want to focus on a little bit is
Speaker 1: the behavior of some of our judges. Recently, we had
Speaker 1: the kid in Marymont High School who was charged and
Speaker 1: convicted of terrorist threats, threatening to kill students, teachers, and
Speaker 1: staff and do other nasty things to them, and Judge
Speaker 1: Judge Bloom in juvenile court actually put him in juvenile
Speaker 1: prison for about a year and a half. Then we
Speaker 1: also had the case of Benjamin Addison who was murdered
Speaker 1: UC student. He thought his car was maybe being broken into,
Speaker 1: goes out and he's murdered, and she tried she put
Speaker 1: that case into adult court, which is what Melissa Powers
Speaker 1: wanted to happen. This is out of character for Judge Bloom.
Speaker 1: Do you think possibly that juvenile court might be getting
Speaker 1: the message that the community doesn't want this soft approach
Speaker 1: to law enforcement. When you kill somebody or threaten to
Speaker 1: blow up Merrymont High School, you might have consequences.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we were just in there for Jaden Shaw, who
Speaker 2: was well, Jayden Shaw was in a different court room.
Speaker 2: He was the kid who had been in you saw
Speaker 2: those group of tacks downtown. Then he was in another
Speaker 2: He was Judge Shrigg's court room. And and oh, Judge
Speaker 2: Trade was not happy with this kid at all. He
Speaker 2: was one of those that you saw in the group
Speaker 2: that attacked the guy unprovoked from behind and beat the
Speaker 2: guy up, left him with a bus that eye. His
Speaker 2: knees were u injured, he had a rib, you know,
Speaker 2: he was just beaten and pummeled. And uh he was.
Speaker 2: He had just turned eighteen. Jaden Shaw had just turned eighteen,
Speaker 2: and they so he's an adult. It's in adult court. Well,
Speaker 2: the judge gave him, uh, I think Judge Allen tragges,
Speaker 2: and he gave him a chance. He said, hey, look,
Speaker 2: if you get a job, graduate from school, and you uh,
Speaker 2: you know, do what we ask of you, then you
Speaker 2: might have a chance. Well, while he was out, he
Speaker 2: tried to cut the ankle monitor off perfect that did
Speaker 2: not go well. He sentenced him. He had pleaded this
Speaker 2: thing out, and he pleated it down from like aggravated robbery.
Speaker 2: I don't know why it wasn't assault but aggravated robbery
Speaker 2: to like aggravated riot. But anyway, eighteen months was the
Speaker 2: most he gave him. And he gave him that, and
Speaker 2: he let him know he was he was not happy,
Speaker 2: and that at any time they can keep him in
Speaker 2: there if they want to for longer, if if he doesn't,
Speaker 2: you know, do what he's supposed to do while he's
Speaker 2: in jail. But they could have put him on work release,
Speaker 2: and that's what the judge said he was gonna do,
Speaker 2: allow him to, you know, work it out, because he
Speaker 2: had no juvenile record, no pass anything like that. But
Speaker 2: it looks like this kid was taking a wrong turn,
Speaker 2: and this judge got in there and decided to, you know,
Speaker 2: turn the screws a little harder now instead of waiting
Speaker 2: for him to get out and do something else.
Speaker 1: Allen Trace is somewhat moderate judge, he's not a left winger,
Speaker 1: and he kind of said, look, I want to take you.
Speaker 1: You've led a tough life and you're eighteen years old. Now, Greg,
Speaker 1: you just do boot camp, get out of high school,
Speaker 1: don't come in any more crimes. Maybe get a job,
Speaker 1: show your functional come back. Put on the ankle monitor
Speaker 1: so we kind of know where you're going. And this
Speaker 1: kid cuts off the ankle monitor and then says, you
Speaker 1: know what, h hey, judge, I'm sorry about that too.
Speaker 1: I want to compliment Judge Triggs for doing that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right right, No, I mean it was a it
Speaker 2: was he didn't and he didn't mince any words. With
Speaker 2: the kid either he told him exactly what he thought
Speaker 2: he you know, and so you've got maybe a little
Speaker 2: bit more I think there becomes a little more focus
Speaker 2: on it, you know, and uh, you know, just people
Speaker 2: talking about it. You know, it's it's the prosecutor's been
Speaker 2: talking about him. Melissa Powers has been you know, all
Speaker 2: over this thing. She's been really upset with some of
Speaker 2: the things that have happened in juvenile court especially, and
Speaker 2: we I think we have seen some things. And I
Speaker 2: don't know whether it's just coincidental or whether if we
Speaker 2: weren't watching it to be the same, you know, but
Speaker 2: whatever it is, I think we've seen some of these
Speaker 2: cases where that they have sent these kids and sentenced
Speaker 2: them a little harder than some of the things we
Speaker 2: had seen, you know, maybe in the previous year or so.
Speaker 1: And the other thing in your report on Channel five,
Speaker 1: you had the twenty five second argument. Can you tell
Speaker 1: the American people this Monday afternoon about the twenty five
Speaker 1: second argument council tried to use to no avail.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it was it was Jaden Shaw's you know, attorney,
Speaker 2: and he was trying to give some mitigation on why
Speaker 2: this you know, attack wasn't so bad, and he was
Speaker 2: trying to put it. He said, it was like twenty
Speaker 2: five seconds. This this, you know, was twenty five seconds
Speaker 2: of this kid's life and all that. But you know,
Speaker 2: it takes a fraction of a second to pull a trigger.
Speaker 2: And so the twenty five second argument, I don't know
Speaker 2: how well that went over with the judge, because it
Speaker 2: was twenty five seconds of terror for the for the
Speaker 2: gentleman who was being pummeled by all these kids. He
Speaker 2: didn't know if they were going to stop, if they
Speaker 2: were going to kill him, what they were going to
Speaker 2: do that he had no idea. This just comes on
Speaker 2: and he's walking downtown near Fountain Square up there by
Speaker 2: like brew Berger's or whatever that is on sixth Street,
Speaker 2: and out of nowhere, you know, and this is the
Speaker 2: guy who was here. He didn't even speak English. He
Speaker 2: had have an interpreter for his the person that was
Speaker 2: in court when he was trying to tell what was happening,
Speaker 2: he has no idea what's going on. These people were
Speaker 2: just attacking him for no reason whatsoever. And they asked
Speaker 2: this Jaden Shawl, you know, well, why did you do it?
Speaker 2: And he just he just had no He couldn't are
Speaker 2: chick any kind of an excuse, like, man, I don't
Speaker 2: know what I was doing. I was caught up in
Speaker 2: a frenzy, and my buddy, if you couldn't this was like,
Speaker 2: I don't know. And I'm thinking, if you don't know
Speaker 2: why you did it, maybe it's gonna happen again. Maybe
Speaker 2: you have a gun next time, you know. So I
Speaker 2: think that's what the judge thought, was like, this is
Speaker 2: not this is not gonna go. So twenty five seconds
Speaker 2: turned into a year and a half in prison for Jaydenshaw.
Speaker 1: Another the most liberal judge we've had recently is Judge
Speaker 1: Kerrie Bloom of Hamlin County Juvenile Court. And she had
Speaker 1: before her about a week ago at the Marymont High
Speaker 1: School kid that threatened to kill I had a list
Speaker 1: of those who wanted to kill fellow students at Marymont
Speaker 1: High School, teacher's staff and do disgusting things to the women,
Speaker 1: et cetera. And I thought, based upon her history, she
Speaker 1: would say, you know what, put on an ankle monitor
Speaker 1: the kid. Certainly it was a special needs kid, and
Speaker 1: I have a great empathy for that, but let's face
Speaker 1: let's deal with your behavior, not your status. And she
Speaker 1: gave him like fifteen to sixteen months in juvenile jail
Speaker 1: because of the stretch to kill a bunch of students,
Speaker 1: and for Judge Kerry Bloom, that was out of character.
Speaker 1: Maybe she's getting the message.
Speaker 2: You know, it could be that I was in the
Speaker 2: courtroom for that. I was a little surprised too, because
Speaker 2: that was another one where they could have given him.
Speaker 2: You know, they could have just said, here, you've got
Speaker 2: this service where you can go. And he actually wanted
Speaker 2: to go to a hospital somewhere for mental treatment, and
Speaker 2: they could have done that. There were places they could
Speaker 2: have done. But she also felt like he could get
Speaker 2: the services that he needs and be in jail. I
Speaker 2: think like maybe he was. You know, when you see him,
Speaker 2: he communicates and all this, but they say he has
Speaker 2: a real difficult time, that he doesn't process things well,
Speaker 2: and they kind of got into some of the you know,
Speaker 2: kind of mental challenges that he faces. But she felt
Speaker 2: like that basically jail for juveniles was the best place
Speaker 2: for him. So that's what she did with him, and
Speaker 2: and and you know, it was funny because the family
Speaker 2: even said, hey, look we're moving out of Marymont. He
Speaker 2: won't be near any of these folks, he won't go
Speaker 2: near him, and they had they had protective orders against
Speaker 2: all the people that were on the hit list or
Speaker 2: like a dozen people on the hit list, and uh,
Speaker 2: and from the school. He can't go there, he can't
Speaker 2: be at any other kind of functions of any sort.
Speaker 2: And the family's willing to help, you know, they know
Speaker 2: they've got to deal with all of this, and so
Speaker 2: they're in a you know, tough position. They're trying to
Speaker 2: you know, get through and have a kid with these
Speaker 2: kind of challenges and so but anyway, he ends up
Speaker 2: going to jail, and and he'll be there for you know,
Speaker 2: about a year and a half or so. Well.
Speaker 1: Another issue is Lula Lemon. I don't know about you,
Speaker 1: and I don't spend much time with Lulu Lemon. I
Speaker 1: know my producer Dave loves Lululemon. I guess you do too.
Speaker 1: I've never been in a Lulu Lemon. I guess they
Speaker 1: sell stretch pants or something. But I'm reading this story
Speaker 1: on Channel five website about the Lululemon in Hyde Park
Speaker 1: has been hit at least twice. Massive thefts are going on.
Speaker 1: One time was thirty thousand dollars stolen by two women.
Speaker 1: Next time was two males stole eleven thousand dollars. That's
Speaker 1: forty thousand dollars worth of merchandise. And every now and
Speaker 1: then I check in with the prosecutor's office about Louis
Speaker 1: Vatan and Kenwood Center, Kenwood shopping center there and they
Speaker 1: were looted about two years ago of hundreds of thousands
Speaker 1: of dollars worth of stuff. So when I talked to
Speaker 1: law enforcement Brian Henry, this is what they tell me.
Speaker 1: On the scales on what we spend our time on.
Speaker 1: They don't spend time on Lululemon, they don't spend time
Speaker 1: in Louis Vaton. They spend time on the four to
Speaker 1: five hundred people shot in the city of Cincinnati, about
Speaker 1: one hundred murder. They spend time on gang violence. They
Speaker 1: spend time on drugs. They spend time on burglaries, rapes,
Speaker 1: and our and thefts of stretch pants from Lululemons not
Speaker 1: a big deal. So what it does do and the
Speaker 1: and the thieves got away in a Kia, which I
Speaker 1: guarantee you was stolen. A Kia and a Hunda are
Speaker 1: very easy to steal. Then use that to commit robberies,
Speaker 1: wear a mask and where you go. But there's there's
Speaker 1: little or no law enforcement on these massive looting of
Speaker 1: high end stores, and the amount of money involved is great.
Speaker 1: The benefits are wonderful. The loss is assumed, and then
Speaker 1: these businesses, like in downtown San Francisco, simply leave. Well.
Speaker 1: I saw on YouTube someone drove around the streets of
Speaker 1: San Francisco and all the businesses are shut down. They
Speaker 1: can't stay in business. I don't know what the margins are.
Speaker 1: Lululemon are probably under five percent. But when you lose
Speaker 1: forty to sixty thousand dollars in merchandise, that equals about
Speaker 1: a million dollars worth of sales and they can't afford it.
Speaker 1: So why don't the coppers? I guess they can't. They're limited,
Speaker 1: they have limited time that they can't go into Lululemon
Speaker 1: and Louis Vatona. Take it seriously. No one's using guns
Speaker 1: in these stores. There's no assault of any times. They're
Speaker 1: careful to make it only a grand theft and a
Speaker 1: way you go. But this is the bocher's misbehavior that
Speaker 1: tears down American society and is very dangerous. Can you
Speaker 1: smell when I'm cooking.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it's you know, in Lululemon. You know, forty
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. That's like a pair of shorts and a
Speaker 2: pair of socks. So they really find what they got
Speaker 2: had something expensive in there.
Speaker 1: I gotta go check it out.
Speaker 2: But yeah, but it's you know, it's the thing.
Speaker 3: Is you know.
Speaker 2: I was out in San Francisco a couple of years
Speaker 2: ago when they were kind of at the peak of
Speaker 2: this and I was walking down the street. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's just randomly and somebody had busted the windows of
Speaker 2: a hat store and they were going in and getting hats.
Speaker 2: It's sort of like, well, you know, I mean I thought, man,
Speaker 2: if I was gonna waste trying to get arrested, it
Speaker 2: wouldn't be over it. You know, a Cubs hat, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, what are you thinking? But I
Speaker 2: think that showed though, that there was no concern about
Speaker 2: being arrested. They had this area I can't remember. It
Speaker 2: was not in the Wharf. It was down in another
Speaker 2: area of San Francisco, but it was a real nice,
Speaker 2: you know area where they had It was like a
Speaker 2: three level sort of a mall like area. And I
Speaker 2: saw where they had to close that down a while back.
Speaker 2: You can only shop there by appointment, you know, So
Speaker 2: I mean, how can you operate anything like that? But
Speaker 2: I was in San Diego just last week and I
Speaker 2: noticed something, and a lot of the stores was higher
Speaker 2: end things. I thought, well, this is California, man, they
Speaker 2: don't they don't care, you know, to let people. A
Speaker 2: lot of those stores had their own like hired cops,
Speaker 2: and some of them were like, you know, like these
Speaker 2: rental outfits that you get, but some of them were
Speaker 2: actual police officers. And we're not talking about the Rolex store.
Speaker 2: We're talking about like surf shops and places like that
Speaker 2: where they had a cop there at the building. I'm like,
Speaker 2: it looks like some of the businesses. I mean, you forget.
Speaker 2: There are business owners in California, just like business owners here,
Speaker 2: and they're tired of this. You know, they don't want
Speaker 2: to see this, and they can't afford to have people
Speaker 2: come in, wipe them out, walk down the street with
Speaker 2: no punishment, like a big sign telling everybody, hey, it's
Speaker 2: free for anybody that wants to come in and and
Speaker 2: and and can just grab as much as they want
Speaker 2: and walk out the door because nobody's gonna stop you. Well,
Speaker 2: I think you're starting to see, at least in San Diego,
Speaker 2: a little bit of pushback on that, because they've seen
Speaker 2: it happen in San Francisco, you know, coming down the
Speaker 2: coast LA And I think San Diego is like, you
Speaker 2: know what, let's see if we can't at least let
Speaker 2: people know we aren't going to stand for you just
Speaker 2: come in and grabbing what you want and taken on down.
Speaker 1: We're in a one down in Cincinnati and it's happening,
Speaker 1: and it's below the radar because it's a low priority
Speaker 1: among the police that are overwhelmed with other crime. And
Speaker 1: I get that, but however, consumers have got to understand
Speaker 1: everything you buy has built into the price that you pay.
Speaker 1: The looting happening all over the city of the county.
Speaker 1: On this looting, we all pay for it. I've never
Speaker 1: been to Lulu Lemons. I guess you go there all
Speaker 1: the time, you know the price of things. I may
Speaker 1: spend an afternoon to go to Lulu Lemon and Hyde
Speaker 1: Parks and see what the hell's going on. Because when
Speaker 1: individuals with bags filled with materials jump into a car
Speaker 1: and get away, no, there's no come up and so
Speaker 1: there's no penalty. And if you are caught you can say, yep,
Speaker 1: I'm a grand theft. You get probation, not even that.
Speaker 1: And the way you go and do it some more,
Speaker 1: do it again. And these gangs are organized. In fact,
Speaker 1: many are legal aliens who are used because after all,
Speaker 1: not much will happen to them anyway. And if you
Speaker 1: don't do it, you got to pay your transit to
Speaker 1: get here, one way or another. A lot of young
Speaker 1: girls play with pay pay with their bodies, and men
Speaker 1: pay by becoming thieves. And that's how they pay back
Speaker 1: the traffickers. And it's happening in Cincinnati all over the place,
Speaker 1: and it's said, but it's the way things are. What
Speaker 1: we got many other topics Brian Hamrick, give me, give me, yeah,
Speaker 1: go ahead.
Speaker 2: Well, well the problem with that is, you know, you
Speaker 2: get it happen at one place and another the word
Speaker 2: gets out, you know that they're not going to do
Speaker 2: anything to you. That's when you get to start having
Speaker 2: these massive problems because then they're like, you know, if
Speaker 2: you don't get on the first couple that do that,
Speaker 2: you've got to that's where your problems, like those wildfires,
Speaker 2: you know, once they start and you realize that. Then
Speaker 2: you've got people from all over saying, hey, that seems
Speaker 2: pretty easy, and the consequences are really it makes it
Speaker 2: a risk reward, and when you're in the business of
Speaker 2: crime risk reward, you start weighing that out and you
Speaker 2: start going, you know what, I can't get away with this?
Speaker 2: What is It's way more worth me doing that than
Speaker 2: having to go get a job somewhere. That seems like
Speaker 2: a drag, you know.
Speaker 1: So I'm Brian Hamrick. I'm glad you're out there on
Speaker 1: the main streets of Cincinnati checking things out. And I'm
Speaker 1: glad that Judge Kerry Bloom and Judge Alan Triggs are
Speaker 1: showing some backbone, especially Bloom. But once again, Brian Hamrick, thanks,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. We've
Speaker 1: not touched Olympic drag. Queen torch Bearer, who mocked the
Speaker 1: Last Supper, responds to critics to a quote, I will
Speaker 1: be more queer quote unquote, but we'll save that for
Speaker 1: another day. But Brian Hammrick, thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And Brian, you're a great American.
Speaker 2: Thanks again, mister Cunningham.
Speaker 1: May God bless you and God bless America. Let's continue
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Speaker 1: My comments about the opening ceremony of the Olympics are
Speaker 1: next on news Radio seven hundred WLW HI. Billy Cunningham
Speaker 1: hit the music. Let's set up the rest of this
Speaker 1: Monday Afternoon's great show coming up later as Red Spaceball
Speaker 1: at six ' ten. Do you have hope? Do you
Speaker 1: have hope? My hope is fleeting, But nonetheless, we'll see
Speaker 1: what happens tonight Cubs in Town for three. I'll ask
Speaker 1: the segment at one thirty five and two thirty five
Speaker 1: whether or not it is time to buy or sell
Speaker 1: because the trade deadline is tomorrow afternoon. We'll see what
Speaker 1: happens there. Now on the topic A, topic B, Topic C,
Speaker 1: which is what happened in the Olympics, and going back
Speaker 1: in time. I did a little bit of research on
Speaker 1: your behalf, and I found out wasn't sure about this,
Speaker 1: But countries that host the Olympics spend time high landing.
Speaker 1: There are country's great inventions or creations or serendipitous moments
Speaker 1: of years past. For example, you might recall the epic
Speaker 1: twenty oh eight Beijing opening ceremony. It was fabulous. By
Speaker 1: the way, all the facilities and stadiums in and around
Speaker 1: Beijing are now a complete breakdown mode. They spent billions
Speaker 1: of dollars right down the tubes. So that's a different story.
Speaker 1: And so what they sought to do Beijing China Communists
Speaker 1: read China that tortures its political opponents, have camps for
Speaker 1: those Wigers who are Muslims and have no respect for
Speaker 1: human rights whatsoever. That's the Beijing government had an opening
Speaker 1: ceremony that celebrated fourth They picked four issues in Chinese
Speaker 1: history to tell the world that billions and billions and
Speaker 1: may be watching the Olympics. China was all about. Number
Speaker 1: one was the compass. I didn't know that China. Chinese
Speaker 1: invented the compass. Number two was gunpowder. I thought I
Speaker 1: knew that that China invented the gunpowder about a thousand
Speaker 1: years ago. They invented paper, and they invented type setting.
Speaker 1: So they wanted to highlight. They couldn't talk about human rights.
Speaker 1: They couldn't talk about looking out for diversity of different
Speaker 1: religious groups. They couldn't talk about abortion, forced abortions. They
Speaker 1: couldn't do anything like that. So the whole Olympics were
Speaker 1: centered around the opening about the invention of the compass, gunpowder,
Speaker 1: paper and type setting. So in Paris, and needless to say,
Speaker 1: I did not watch most of the opening, had to
Speaker 1: go back and I recorded it. Looked at it, I thought,
Speaker 1: my god, this is an example of secular humanism, of
Speaker 1: what happens in Europe, which is right down the tubes.
Speaker 1: I mean, for centuries France, next to Italy, was the
Speaker 1: number one Christian Catholic country in the world. But now
Speaker 1: the last one hundred years they completely lost their way.
Speaker 1: In fact, Notre Dame Cathedral is not a church anymore,
Speaker 1: it is a tourist attraction. But nonetheless so in Paris
Speaker 1: on Friday night it went on for five hours. Terrible presentation.
Speaker 1: In fact, I disagree with lance mc lance mcgallister said
Speaker 1: he was blown away with how great it was. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't blown away at all, because having the athletes on
Speaker 1: barges in the rain down the Sene River, you couldn't
Speaker 1: see except those on the fringes who were there. You
Speaker 1: might recall when you march in the stadiums with the
Speaker 1: flag bears, Cocoa golf and Lebron James. You would have
Speaker 1: a clear vision of all the athletes coming in and
Speaker 1: the video. The cameras are on the athletes, they march in,
Speaker 1: Who's coming next year? We go and you can see
Speaker 1: what was going on. When you're on a barge or
Speaker 1: a ship in the middle of the Seine River and
Speaker 1: it's raining or not raining, you can't see most of
Speaker 1: the Olympic performers because the shots were taken in such
Speaker 1: a way you couldn't see. So the four things that France,
Speaker 1: which fashions itself the dominant culture in Europe, which I
Speaker 1: disagree with. They celebrated threesomes, they celebrated clowns, they celebrated
Speaker 1: simulated sex with children, and the fourth thing they celebrated
Speaker 1: with drag queens. And shall we say, this is not
Speaker 1: what the Olympics ought to be. And I thought, maybe
Speaker 1: I'm a little bit getting a little bit older. I'm
Speaker 1: a practicing Roman Catholic. Maybe I'm a little bit of
Speaker 1: a prune, but not really. I watched this morning. Black
Speaker 1: Baptist ministers grossly criticized what they saw, including gay rights
Speaker 1: activists in America who said that does not depict who
Speaker 1: we are. The great majority of gay folks have jobs
Speaker 1: and work and live together and love each other and
Speaker 1: live their simple lives and good ways that they don't
Speaker 1: think about threesomes and simulated sex acts with children and
Speaker 1: drag queens and clowns with their boobies hanging out. That's
Speaker 1: not the gay experience inside of America. Nonetheless, I regress.
Speaker 1: So the whole four to five hours was like a
Speaker 1: bad trip on acid. At one point, the commentator Mike
Speaker 1: Tarico had to say, quote the individual with the torches
Speaker 1: taking the torch on a zip line. Lady Gaga performed
Speaker 1: Kelly Clarkson, etc. Instead of the athletes marching in where
Speaker 1: you could see him into a stadium even in the rain,
Speaker 1: you could see them because the cameras would have been dry,
Speaker 1: with heads held high and LBJ and the cocoa coff
Speaker 1: with the American flag. They were packed onto these tight
Speaker 1: little party boats drinking booze, floating down the Seine River
Speaker 1: in the pouring rain, and their ponchos hid their Ralph
Speaker 1: Lauren blazers and their equipment, and I'm thinking, what the
Speaker 1: hell is this? There was a fashion show, come dance
Speaker 1: party featuring a bunch of dulled up drag queens, one
Speaker 1: of whom appeared to have a penis rubbed up against
Speaker 1: the face of children, and the drag race France. I
Speaker 1: guess her name is Nicky Dahl. It's embarrassing. Simulated sex
Speaker 1: acts with children should not be part of the Olympics.
Speaker 1: Would you agree or not? I don't know, am Am.
Speaker 1: I too much of a prude here sex acts with children.
Speaker 1: But then the highlight was a shocking insult to Christians.
Speaker 1: There was about two point four billion of us, the
Speaker 1: most dominant religion. The great majority don't practice. I don't
Speaker 1: think about thirty forty percent practice. That's still a billion
Speaker 1: people who practice their religion. And the speaker of this
Speaker 1: event said it represented the French culture well. To me,
Speaker 1: it was shocking and unbelievable. Unbelieve it wasn't edgy, it
Speaker 1: was disgusting. So when called on it, a guy named
Speaker 1: Thomas Jolly, the choreographer responsible for the thropples and the
Speaker 1: simulated sex acts with children and the depiction of the
Speaker 1: christ as a gay dre queen wanting to have sex
Speaker 1: with Saint Peter, he said, my wish is not to
Speaker 1: be subversive, nor to mock or shock anyone. Most of
Speaker 1: all I want to send a message of love, a
Speaker 1: message of inclusion, and not at all to divide. What
Speaker 1: his goal, he says, was not to shock anyone, to
Speaker 1: make fun of anyone, or to mock anyone. He wanted
Speaker 1: to send a message of love and inclusivity. That was
Speaker 1: the goal. Well, if that's the goal, he miserably failed.
Speaker 1: It was an opportunity for France to host. As the
Speaker 1: host countries talk about its inventions, its innovations, its respect
Speaker 1: for human rights and other physicalities, may be part of
Speaker 1: the great victory over the Nazis. None of that was
Speaker 1: the case. It was all about thropples, gay sex, the
Speaker 1: Christ as a drag queen and simulated acts of perversion
Speaker 1: with children. So I waited for the fallout of this,
Speaker 1: which has come in a big way. Number One, the
Speaker 1: first Lady, Jill Biden, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, doctor Jill
Speaker 1: Biden said, and I have her quote right here. This
Speaker 1: Olympics was spectacular, she said, it was wonderful. She went
Speaker 1: on to say the display demonstrated to me the best
Speaker 1: of French culture. She said it was the Last Supper,
Speaker 1: depicting the Christ as a drag queen wanting sex with
Speaker 1: Saint Peter another drag queen was wonderful. That's the first lady.
Speaker 1: She said, quote last night, it was spectacular. The rain
Speaker 1: did not dampen our spirits. Every step of the way.
Speaker 1: I was thinking to myself, Oh my god, oh my god,
Speaker 1: how are we going to top that in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: So in twenty twenty eight the Olympics here in the summer,
Speaker 1: Olympics is going to be in Los Angeles, and the
Speaker 1: first lady says, this is spectacular and it's going to
Speaker 1: be hard to top that. I hope it's not hard
Speaker 1: to top that. Nonetheless, Bishop Baron Bishop Robert Barron described
Speaker 1: a statement from the organizers of the twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: Paris Olympics as a bad attempt at an apology. Went
Speaker 1: on to say that gay activist in the middle drag
Speaker 1: queens with simulated penises, transgender performers on either side of children,
Speaker 1: and fashioning the Christ as the drag queen was insulting
Speaker 1: to Christians. And by the way, black Baptist ministers agree
Speaker 1: with the bishop gay activists in America, I say this
Speaker 1: is not an accurate depiction of our lifestyle. He went
Speaker 1: on to say the so called apology from the organizers
Speaker 1: falls on baron ground. He went on to say there
Speaker 1: was never an intention according to the organizers should show
Speaker 1: disrespect to any group or any religion. He went on
Speaker 1: to say, give me a break. How do you picture
Speaker 1: the Son of God as a drag queen wanting to
Speaker 1: have sex with Saint Peter. Amazing? Their goal was to
Speaker 1: celebrate community and tolerance. If that's the goal, they failed miserably.
Speaker 1: Now lastly, you would think these things put together by
Speaker 1: the French Olympic Committee would be something serendipitous or something
Speaker 1: quick and not planned. O contreer monfrere. This was planned
Speaker 1: for two and a half to three years at a
Speaker 1: cost to well over one hundred million dollars to put
Speaker 1: on the opening act, the opening show, with barges that
Speaker 1: are packed with a filthy saint river water that can't
Speaker 1: be used for the swimming competitions, with the depiction of
Speaker 1: French culture completely at dismissal of even the French gay
Speaker 1: community said this doesn't represent what we are. We do
Speaker 1: not have simulated sex acts with children. We don't do that,
Speaker 1: and practically everyone that spoke on the subject it is
Speaker 1: disgusting and vile. Instead of celebrating tolerance. It was extremely intolerant.
Speaker 1: One might say, if their goal was to highlight inclusivity,
Speaker 1: it was not very inclusive whatsoever. So at this point
Speaker 1: we're left with the Olympics. I understand today that the
Speaker 1: so called events cannot be conducted in the same river
Speaker 1: because it is filled with human debris and human filth.
Speaker 1: They can't do it there. Once again, this morning the
Speaker 1: anarchists were at play and they took down most of
Speaker 1: the electrical grid in Paris and France by cutting fiber
Speaker 1: optic cable. This is on top of the other difficulties.
Speaker 1: There could not be a worst start to the Olympics.
Speaker 1: And I pray to God, I don't know why, in
Speaker 1: this climate of pervisionness, we want to have the Olympics
Speaker 1: here anyway. I can't imagine Los Angeles doing similar things,
Speaker 1: at least I hope they do not. When gay activists
Speaker 1: in Americas say this doesn't represent us, when black Baptist
Speaker 1: minters who say this is not being very inclusive, then
Speaker 1: the organizers lie to us to say our goal was
Speaker 1: to be non discriminatory, our goal was to be inclusive. Well,
Speaker 1: just the opposite took place. It is disgusting, It is unbelievable.
Speaker 1: But that's where we are todayright, Let's continue and the Olympics.
Speaker 1: I think many have said the Olympics have gotten completely
Speaker 1: out of control. There was only one group bidding for
Speaker 1: the Olympics in twenty twenty four, about seven years ago.
Speaker 1: That was Paris. And I'm shocked at a Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: which is again a meltdown of the culture in America,
Speaker 1: is going to host the Olympic Games. Most of the
Speaker 1: facilities already present, and maybe maybe we have more control
Speaker 1: of extremism here than they do in Paris or in France,
Speaker 1: which is extremely permissive. In fact, the number one birth
Speaker 1: name for a male in France today is Mohammed. So
Speaker 1: they've lost their culture, they've lost their way. And Notre
Speaker 1: Dame Cathedral is now a tourist attraction and the same
Speaker 1: river cannot be used for swimming events, tooting, the triathlon,
Speaker 1: and to open the ceremony where you can't see the
Speaker 1: particip spans of our team because they're packed onto a
Speaker 1: barge and you can't anticipate the rain. However, you have
Speaker 1: to think, what if it does rain, what are the
Speaker 1: shots going to look like? It was awful, it was terrible,
Speaker 1: and now every time I look at the Olympics, what
Speaker 1: I think about is Jesus Christ depicted as a drag
Speaker 1: queen wanting to have sex with Saint Peter. And I
Speaker 1: tried to watch a little bit last night. When I
Speaker 1: got off the air one am this morning, and I
Speaker 1: couldn't do it. I said, hell with it, I'm not
Speaker 1: going to watch this. I'm not going to participate. And
Speaker 1: I can only imagine they wouldn't even think of this line.
Speaker 1: If the French authorities in the France Olympic committee had said,
Speaker 1: let's uh defame the prophet Mohammed, let's go after him
Speaker 1: and depict him exactly the same way we depicted the
Speaker 1: Christ and the Apostles in the Last Supper. I wonder
Speaker 1: what the reaction the Muslim world would have been. Not good. So,
Speaker 1: for some reason, Christians are the last group against whom
Speaker 1: the so called popular culture can defame and discriminate again
Speaker 1: and blame us if we don't feel included in an
Speaker 1: event in which the crisis pictured as a dre queen
Speaker 1: wanting to have sex with Saint Peter. And of course
Speaker 1: you have the circumstances of the runway in which the
Speaker 1: models were nude. They were painted on, had no clothing on,
Speaker 1: simulated six with children on the runway, and that's supposed
Speaker 1: to be French culture today. Sadly, you know they might
Speaker 1: be right. That's why within five or ten years, France
Speaker 1: and most of Western Europe will be lost. It's lost already,
Speaker 1: but it's going right down the tubes. And America, by
Speaker 1: the way, is not far behind. All right, Let's continue.
Speaker 1: I try to be inclusive, try not to be I'm
Speaker 1: not going to take any action against anyone other than
Speaker 1: to say I have a hard time watching the Olympics
Speaker 1: when I watch what they think about us. Let's continue.
Speaker 1: Coming up next to me, Scott Powell, he's threatening a
Speaker 1: column comparing Donald Trump to President George Washington. How both
Speaker 1: within a few miles of each other, three hundred years apart,
Speaker 1: where the victims of an assassination attempt, and thank god
Speaker 1: both lived. Let's continue, We never stop, We simply continue it.
Speaker 1: Show them the Reds. How did the Reds in the
Speaker 1: eighth inning not permit a ball to leave the end zone.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to leave the infield thinking about Joe burrows
Speaker 1: blonde hair. They do not permit a ball to leave
Speaker 1: the infield. They give up two runs and at the
Speaker 1: end of the inning the bases are still loaded with
Speaker 1: Tampa players. It's unbelievable. Are the Reds lose games? Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more. Twelve fifty five The Great American standing
Speaker 1: up for the American way of life and I asked
Speaker 1: you support me On news radio seven hundred WLW, my
Speaker 1: Billy competing him the Great American once again, Scott Powells
Speaker 1: at the nail on the head. He's got to calum
Speaker 1: up under date of July the twenty third, a few
Speaker 1: days ago about Donald Trump, George Washington, character and providence.
Speaker 1: And it's well written as well reasoned. It makes a
Speaker 1: lot of sense. However, the events of Friday night may
Speaker 1: have expanded what he would write about if he wrote
Speaker 1: another column about what's happening to our culture. You may
Speaker 1: know that one segment opening up the Olympics, which I
Speaker 1: did not watch any of it, but I watched it
Speaker 1: on YouTube, later resemble the biblical biblical scene of Jesus
Speaker 1: Christ and his apostles sharing a last meal before crucifixion,
Speaker 1: featuring drag queens, transgender models, naked singers, and more. There
Speaker 1: was another segment where a drag queen was performing sexual
Speaker 1: acts seemingly on children, which was, shall we say, somewhat
Speaker 1: unusual to open up an Olympics in such a sexual way.
Speaker 1: And I watched some of this, and even now some
Speaker 1: of the organizers of the Olympics are offering an apology
Speaker 1: to anyone who might have been offended by the Last
Speaker 1: Supper sketch. Of course, nothing offense was taken when when
Speaker 1: the crisis pictured as a drag queen, no offense could
Speaker 1: be taken by any reasonable person. And France used to
Speaker 1: be the home of course, that was the root of
Speaker 1: the problems between France and England, which broke away from
Speaker 1: the Catholic Church, and now it's gone completely secular and humanistic.
Speaker 1: And the most popular name in France for a boy
Speaker 1: right now born today as Mohammed. So we have problems
Speaker 1: once again. Scott Powell, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: I have your column in front of me. I read
Speaker 1: it two or three times. Very good. However, isn't it
Speaker 1: true that what happened Friday night, and I would think
Speaker 1: continuing to occur at the Olympics is kind of indicative
Speaker 1: of where we are, and not just in the world,
Speaker 1: but in Western civilization.
Speaker 4: Well, it's a sad state.
Speaker 5: Of affairs, it really is. To use the the you know,
Speaker 5: the great Olympic tradition. It's a wonderful international occasion. To
Speaker 5: introduce the Olympics with such a decadent anti Christian Really,
Speaker 5: I would call it evil to be truthful. It's just
Speaker 5: very offensive. But you know, we're in a spiritual battle
Speaker 5: and the elites, the elites are really trying to undermine, demoralize,
Speaker 5: you know, society, you know, and disorient and demoralized, disorient,
Speaker 5: and ultimately bring our societies down and transition them to
Speaker 5: some new globalist, socialist order.
Speaker 1: Well, I read online how these presentations began. I thought
Speaker 1: the whole thing was stupid. To have barges and boats
Speaker 1: in the rain going up and down the sen River
Speaker 1: and not having a march into the stadium was kind
Speaker 1: of stupid. The actual sexualization of children during the opening
Speaker 1: was ridiculous. I could not imagine if they depicted Muhammad
Speaker 1: the prophet in such a fashion what would have occurred.
Speaker 1: But I read online that this presentation wasn't a spur
Speaker 1: of the moment deal. It's been going on for about
Speaker 1: three years. The preparation began about three years ago, what theme,
Speaker 1: how to do it, what not to do and the
Speaker 1: person in charge is head of His name is Thomas Jolly,
Speaker 1: forty two year old. He's a theater and opera director
Speaker 1: and he wanted to make a bold statement about culture
Speaker 1: in France. And of course France and next to Italy,
Speaker 1: was the most Catholic country. The Notre Dame Cathedral was there.
Speaker 1: They used out as a tourism site now not as
Speaker 1: a church. And so they spent literally years planning exactly
Speaker 1: what occurred and how to depict the Christ with the
Speaker 1: apostles as transgender, and also drag queens, and then the
Speaker 1: dancing half naked models dancing with children, the sexualization of
Speaker 1: seven eight nine year olds, and I would imagine, I
Speaker 1: haven't see the numbers. I would imagine one hundred million
Speaker 1: people saw it all over the world. And the first lady,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, says it was beautiful. She thinks it was
Speaker 1: a great representation. She said it was spectacular, and she
Speaker 1: praises the drag queen Last Supper Olympic opening the ceremony,
Speaker 1: and I'm thinking, well, this is the person mainly in
Speaker 1: charge of the American presidency. Joe Biden's mental acuity is
Speaker 1: not improved at all. And so Kamala Harris has not
Speaker 1: come out anything I'm aware of, because she's going to
Speaker 1: read teleprompters between now and the convention and only do
Speaker 1: softball interviews. But isn't it. Can you imagine any other
Speaker 1: first lady in history looking at this stuff and saying
Speaker 1: it was spectacular and it was beautiful?
Speaker 4: No, I cannot.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's just it is such a sign of
Speaker 5: our times where we have, you know, we have really
Speaker 5: fallen into moral depravity amongst our elites.
Speaker 4: We really have this is the fact of life.
Speaker 5: Well, and that doesn't mean that isn't everybody, but the
Speaker 5: depravity is really on display in the elite circles.
Speaker 1: Now, let's talk about your column, and you have a
Speaker 1: sentence that goes to the following. With the United States
Speaker 1: presently passing through an extremely dark and correct period of
Speaker 1: dishonest and deceitful rule, God is crying out to wake
Speaker 1: up the American people. Americans have been slow and out
Speaker 1: awakening because of their relative affluences, combined with the complacency, normalcy, bias,
Speaker 1: and denial. And you end up by saying the last sentence,
Speaker 1: I'm jumping from start to finish. As for Trump, who's
Speaker 1: now in his ninth year fighting the deep State, his
Speaker 1: persistence record exceeds out of Washington. No matter. Faith, courage,
Speaker 1: and persistence are the essential leadership qualities needed now for
Speaker 1: the rebirth of American liberty, just as they were assuring
Speaker 1: the victory of American independence in seventeen eighty one between
Speaker 1: those two events. Describe what your column is about, Well.
Speaker 5: My column, My column is all about the qualities of
Speaker 5: character that these two individuals, George Washington and Donald Trump,
Speaker 5: have in common. This isn't this isn't a moral statement
Speaker 5: about either Washington or Trump.
Speaker 4: I would say that you know that Washington is clearly.
Speaker 5: We all think of him as really a man of
Speaker 5: very high moral quality, as were many people in that era.
Speaker 4: The modern times are very different, and you know Donald
Speaker 4: Trump is. You know, he's a regular guy. He's a sinner.
Speaker 5: He's had his moral failings, just as most people have
Speaker 5: had moral failings.
Speaker 4: It's the degree of moral failings that we won't get into.
Speaker 5: But the fact is that he has qualities of character
Speaker 5: that really enable him and can give us confidence that
Speaker 5: he is the right man to lead our country in
Speaker 5: this time of crisis. And those qualities again are number one,
Speaker 5: he has faith in God. He has done more to
Speaker 5: defend Christianity than any other president in my memory.
Speaker 4: Number two, he.
Speaker 5: Feels very strongly about courage, you know, and I explained
Speaker 5: why in that article. I explained why when he was
Speaker 5: twenty two years old Washington, who was shot at numerous
Speaker 5: times and had four bullet holes through his uniform, but
Speaker 5: he wasn't no bullet, he didn't have a scratch in
Speaker 5: his body.
Speaker 4: He knew it was God's protection that saved him.
Speaker 5: Similarly, I think we see a Donald Trump now who
Speaker 5: nearly was assassinated, you know, had he not turned his head.
Speaker 5: But many people have said it, and I would agree that
Speaker 5: God protected him. It was God who made sure that
Speaker 5: that bullet didn't didn't take him down. So I think
Speaker 5: Trump is a very different man now and he can
Speaker 5: go forward with great courage because he knows he has
Speaker 5: God's protection.
Speaker 4: Now, that doesn't mean he should be stupid. I think
Speaker 4: not having.
Speaker 5: A lot of rallies in open air spaces is probably
Speaker 5: a wise thing. But the last quality is this quality
Speaker 5: we'll just call persistence, that you don't give up because
Speaker 5: many times when you're trying to write a when you're
Speaker 5: trying to do correct something, or you're trying to in
Speaker 5: the case of the War of Independence, freeing America from
Speaker 5: British rule, that was not an easy thing to accomplish
Speaker 5: when you had a colonial army that was undertrained, underfunded,
Speaker 5: under equipped, compared to the British, who had more than
Speaker 5: twice the size of the army, ten times the size
Speaker 5: of the navy compared with the.
Speaker 4: Colonial navy, which is almost non existent.
Speaker 5: And yet we won that War of Independence because of
Speaker 5: Washington's persistence.
Speaker 4: He persisted to the end.
Speaker 5: And so when he finally got victory at Yorktown, the
Speaker 5: British were ready to say, well, these.
Speaker 4: People are never going to give up. You know, maybe
Speaker 4: it's time to go home, maybe it's time to quit.
Speaker 1: Well, they had a leader that would not stop, would
Speaker 1: not quit, and you know, talk about a revival, Scott Powell.
Speaker 1: About a week ago there was a there was a
Speaker 1: National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis. Sixty thousand Roman Catholics showed
Speaker 1: up from all over the country to celebrate. Uh, there's
Speaker 1: been stories, at least in the Cincinnati market. You don't
Speaker 1: see it elsewhere of colleges in the South in which
Speaker 1: large numbers of students come together to praise Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: And that's happening in small and large colleges. I since
Speaker 1: there's a burgeoning beginning, we've hit rock bottom. We can't
Speaker 1: go for that, is right. And after rock bottom, you're buried.
Speaker 1: And when you have the first Lady of the US
Speaker 1: saying that a drag show depicting Jesus Christ as a
Speaker 1: drag queen is somehow beautiful and wonderful, representing the White
Speaker 1: House in Paris, we got a serious problem. But do
Speaker 1: you see the green sprouts of spring coming up like
Speaker 1: March and April. Little things are happening that we're not
Speaker 1: going to turn the way to kill babies open the
Speaker 1: Southern border. Crime is great, no family structure, don't get married,
Speaker 1: don't have babies, use Plan A, B, C, D, get
Speaker 1: rid of the baby. Are there little green sprouts coming? Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Bill?
Speaker 5: And you know, I'm an optimist, and my optimism really
Speaker 5: become really is from the fact that I really do
Speaker 5: believe that God isn't in control and that goodness and
Speaker 5: truth are going to prevail. And we reminded of that
Speaker 5: throughout scripture. I mean Proverbs nineteen twenty one reminds us
Speaker 5: that man's waywardness will be corrected, for it is quote
Speaker 5: the purpose of the Lord.
Speaker 4: That will stand.
Speaker 5: In other words, goodness will ultimately stand. How close are
Speaker 5: we to that, I can't say, but I do feel
Speaker 5: that you're absolutely right Bill in pointing out that there's
Speaker 5: a spiritual revival.
Speaker 4: Beginning to be seen in many unusual places. This is
Speaker 4: a you know, there are pockets.
Speaker 5: Of revival going on, and you know, when things are
Speaker 5: so dark, where else do people turn. They can't believe
Speaker 5: in their government anymore, they can't believe in their institutions,
Speaker 5: they can't believe in the Olympics now with an introduction
Speaker 5: like that, So it's very, very confusing for people. And
Speaker 5: when people are really discouraged and confused, there's one place
Speaker 5: they can turn. That's to the Bible, and that's to God.
Speaker 5: And people are turning, I think, to God in bigger
Speaker 5: numbers than they have in many, many decades.
Speaker 1: I'll give you another indication where we're headed. The last
Speaker 1: day or two, CNN's running a two hour puff piece
Speaker 1: on Kamala Harris and Doug Mhoff, and I wish them
Speaker 1: both well in their life but especially Kamala Harris is
Speaker 1: the representative of San Francisco liberal politics and all the
Speaker 1: worst forms of it. Non enforcement of the law, homeless
Speaker 1: camps every where, open air drug use, get rid of fracking,
Speaker 1: get rid of pipelines, mandatory electric vehicles by twenty thirty
Speaker 1: eighty percent, tax rates, whatever it is. And so Abbie
Speaker 1: Phillips of CNN's done like a two hour puff piece
Speaker 1: on Vice President Harris and Doug Amahoff, who she married
Speaker 1: about twenty years ago. And once again I wished him
Speaker 1: a long and fruitful life out of politics. And one
Speaker 1: could not have said more nice and glorious things about
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris and her history. The better story is Jade Vance.
Speaker 1: I've known him for seven or eight years. Where he
Speaker 1: came from. He wasn't born the child of a college
Speaker 1: professor as a mother and a college professor as a father.
Speaker 1: He wasn't treated to a middle class lifestyle. He was
Speaker 1: treated to the worst parts of American society about thirty
Speaker 1: years ago, rising up from an alcoholic drug based family
Speaker 1: in which drug sales were all around him. And I'm
Speaker 1: waiting for CNN to do a piece on JD. Vance
Speaker 1: and Usha Vance his lovely wife who has an advanced
Speaker 1: degree from Yale and also a philosophy degree from Cambridge
Speaker 1: and London, and where they came from and how they
Speaker 1: did their But see, the media doesn't do that. They
Speaker 1: sent teams of researchers all over the country to talk
Speaker 1: to all the classmates of Jade Vance. Do you have
Speaker 1: any emails you have saved from him, any text messaging,
Speaker 1: all of his TV appearances. I've interviewed him in radio
Speaker 1: maybe ten times over the past seven or eight years,
Speaker 1: it says, Sink the Benzmark Sarah Paling kind of a
Speaker 1: moment in which planeloads of reporters are digging up dirt
Speaker 1: on JD. Advance wherever they can find it. But when
Speaker 1: it comes to Kamala Harris, they don't go into the
Speaker 1: issues at all. They talk about what a wonderful a
Speaker 1: stepmother she is, talks about a wonderful life since she'd
Speaker 1: led in the great things she's done. And for people
Speaker 1: that want to get the truth about these politicians, you
Speaker 1: can't watch those kind of media coverage. Otherwise you think,
Speaker 1: my god, why did Jadvance even run for office. Chucks
Speaker 1: is now calling for his removal from the ticket. The
Speaker 1: Democratic senator from New York. Once I'm off the ticket,
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, what are you saying? And so can you
Speaker 1: tell a Scott Powell. Let's assume Kamala Harris wins the presidency,
Speaker 1: takes the House in the Senate, and she implements her
Speaker 1: left wing radical philosophies to wait to the left of
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. Where does the country go? Then?
Speaker 5: Well, I think it's curtains for the United States. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but that's excuse me, but Jill, that's not going to happen. Uh,
Speaker 5: come on, The Democrats do not have a candidate.
Speaker 4: That can defeat Donald Trump. Donald Trump's gonna win by
Speaker 4: a wide margin.
Speaker 5: Now the question is the risk is is is the
Speaker 5: vote fraud issue? You know, can they you know, can
Speaker 5: they rig the election again? But I think the numbers
Speaker 5: are going to be so strong for Trump that that it's.
Speaker 4: Going to be very hard to rig this election.
Speaker 1: So and a lot of it has to do with
Speaker 1: alternative ways of getting information other than the main media,
Speaker 1: because you can't get truth there. They're an arm of
Speaker 1: the Democratic Socialist Party. But hopefully programs like this and
Speaker 1: others can inform the American people what's at staken were
Speaker 1: can you imagine a country without pipelines, with windmills everywhere
Speaker 1: and with mandated electric vehicles, and she would get rid
Speaker 1: of open up the southern border even more. Fifty million
Speaker 1: is not enough. How about another fifty million, America would
Speaker 1: look like San Francisco or Baltimore. For God's sakes, that's right,
Speaker 1: that's right.
Speaker 5: And the Green New Deal, you know, is one of
Speaker 5: the biggest hoaxes that ever came came along. And it
Speaker 5: isn't that we shouldn't always be pushing the envelope for
Speaker 5: you know, new technologies, new sources of energy, but wind
Speaker 5: and solar are more costly and less reliable than the
Speaker 5: standard hydrocarbon energy that we have a ton of.
Speaker 4: You know, we have more oil.
Speaker 5: And gas under the soil of America than any of
Speaker 5: the country in the world.
Speaker 1: And the other thing it does, it destroys the environment.
Speaker 1: The windmills, the turbines are killing you millions and millions
Speaker 1: of birds and fish. And then all the solar panels
Speaker 1: come from communists Red China, for God's sakes, and so
Speaker 1: it destroys the environment. It is more costly to the environment.
Speaker 1: And we are the Saudi Arabia natural guests we have
Speaker 1: to exploit it. Well. We got to run once again
Speaker 1: the column Donald Trump, George Washington, Character and Providence. It's
Speaker 1: a great column at town Hall. And Scott Powell, you're
Speaker 1: a great American. Once again, thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Scott, Thank you Bill,
Speaker 1: Thank you, God bless you. Let's continue with more Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham with you every afternoon on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 6: I Kamal Harris and your Democrat candidate for president.
Speaker 7: Because Joe Biden finally exposed a simility to me.
Speaker 5: Thanks John.
Speaker 6: I was selected because I am the ultimate diversity higher.
Speaker 7: I'm both a woman and a person of color. So
Speaker 7: if you've criticized anything I.
Speaker 6: Say, you're both sexist and racist. I may not know
Speaker 6: the first thing about running the country, but remember that's
Speaker 6: a good thing if you're a deep state puppet. I
Speaker 6: had four years under the tutelage of the ultimate deep
Speaker 6: state puppet, a wonderful mentor Joe Biden.
Speaker 7: Joe taught me rule number one, carefully hide your total incompets.
Speaker 6: I take insignificant things and I discuss them as if
Speaker 6: they're significant. And I believe that exploring the significance of
Speaker 6: the insignificant is in itself significant. Talking about the significance
Speaker 6: of the passage of time, right, the significance of.
Speaker 7: The passage of time.
Speaker 6: So when you think about it, there is great significance
Speaker 6: to the passage of time.
Speaker 8: And there is such great significance to the passage of time.
Speaker 6: Another trick is trying to sound blass. I pretend to
Speaker 6: celebrate quantam and in my speeches, I always do my
Speaker 6: best Barack Obama pressure.
Speaker 8: So hear me when I say I know Donald Trump's
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Speaker 7: Look, maybe my work addressing.
Speaker 6: The root causes of the border crisis were catastrophic, but
Speaker 6: my knowledge of an international politics is truly shocking.
Speaker 7: The United States shares a very.
Speaker 6: Important relationship which is an alliance in the Republic of
Speaker 6: North Korea.
Speaker 7: It is an alliance that is strong and enduring.
Speaker 6: And just remember when voting this November, it is important
Speaker 6: to see what can be unburdened by what has been
Speaker 6: and by.
Speaker 7: What has been. I mean, Joe bid, do you think the.
Speaker 6: Country went to over the past four years? You ain't
Speaker 6: seen nothing yet.
Speaker 1: Hello, quiet and I'm broadcasting. I think that was the
Speaker 1: secret open mic in Mari Lamala Harris board meeting about
Speaker 1: how to trick you into believing she is not a
Speaker 1: progressive from San Francisco that loves crime, open the borders,
Speaker 1: fatanyl and drugs everywhere. That is Kamala Harris in her
Speaker 1: own words. That was an Open MIC's Secret moment that
Speaker 1: we recorded because of you segment, because I know Middletown
Speaker 1: is prepared to buy the crap she is selling.
Speaker 9: But that's the truth about her. Yeah, right, Middletown's republican city. Baby,
Speaker 9: I don't know about that. Talk to Richard K. Jones.
Speaker 1: I heard he may flip and support Kamala Harris. What
Speaker 1: is that true?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: Is that true?
Speaker 9: If he when he hears that, he's gonna come down
Speaker 9: here and arrest you, and he's going to indite you
Speaker 9: in an extradite you to Butler count extradite me to
Speaker 9: Butler and that blasphemy and stupidness.
Speaker 1: That's Kamala or Kamala in her own world. Whatever did
Speaker 1: you like Kamala the Headhunter against George the Animal Steel.
Speaker 1: How were those matchups?
Speaker 9: I tell you what, those two guys did great interviews
Speaker 9: and they were wrestlers, but she's just none better.
Speaker 1: When they were talking to mean gene Oakerland. We got
Speaker 1: a great relationship wedding.
Speaker 10: The drums are beating.
Speaker 11: It's still Carter.
Speaker 12: No, that's not.
Speaker 10: Oh you're ringing the dinner bell.
Speaker 12: Be a goddon giant the mighty Come Mala, assisted by
Speaker 12: Referend Slick, the pastor of.
Speaker 10: The Mountain from Baptist Church in.
Speaker 12: Fort Worth, Texas.
Speaker 10: I'd become the adviser, Kamala.
Speaker 12: Look at the fallow, run right to work on you
Speaker 12: roller setting up Kamala, Trizy.
Speaker 10: Yank you out anywhere. I chump by Comala. Now the
Speaker 10: one come on out of the problem. Went him to
Speaker 10: the corner.
Speaker 1: He comes on saying those are the classic days with
Speaker 1: George the animal steel doubt about anything. He used to
Speaker 1: go to a turnbuckle and eat it. Correct, he likes
Speaker 1: to eat a turnbuckle. Not a lot of conversation between
Speaker 1: those two. Would you agree they wouldn't be good talk
Speaker 1: show hosts? May they would?
Speaker 9: Who knows you know? Kamala the headhunter's last name. I'm
Speaker 9: afraid to ask Harris will leave the student reporters. Approach
Speaker 9: service of your local teme Star heating their conditioning dealers
Speaker 9: Tempstar quality. You can feel in beautiful Milford, the home
Speaker 9: of one main gallery called Baker Heating at five one
Speaker 9: three eight three one fifty one twenty four spot. Well,
Speaker 9: the Reds have made a trade, let me hear. They
Speaker 9: have acquired first basement Ty France see from the Olympics
Speaker 9: from the Seattle Mariners in exchange for cash and a
Speaker 9: minor league catcher Andrew Salcedo, who is at low A Daytona.
Speaker 1: To be named later. But we now have a first
Speaker 1: baseman named France.
Speaker 9: Mister France was and I'm not talking about any relation
Speaker 9: to the NASCAR monopoly. Mister France a DFA last week
Speaker 9: by the Maritors. He was an All Star in twenty
Speaker 9: twenty two for the American League.
Speaker 1: This is twenty twenty four.
Speaker 9: Well, and he's hitting two twenty three he belongs to,
Speaker 9: which is perfect for the Reds.
Speaker 13: Nope.
Speaker 9: Comments Also, catcher, if you're a catcher, somebody called Johnny
Speaker 9: bench Quick number five, Dan bill Ardello or Kurt Casally
Speaker 9: because Arenthne catchers Austin Wins who was here last week
Speaker 9: now on the IL with a latter, of course, catcher
Speaker 9: Eric Young is on his way up I seventy one,
Speaker 9: probably around.
Speaker 1: The Kentucky Speedway.
Speaker 9: Right now he's up from Triple A Louisville Graham Ascraft
Speaker 9: remember him right, elbow strain out, sixty day injured list.
Speaker 1: What's a lot? I thought a lot was like some
Speaker 1: sort of rein deer. And then it's right here, right here,
Speaker 1: right there on your body. What about France? France has
Speaker 1: not come to Cincinnati.
Speaker 9: Kansas City Royals have acquired Texas Rangers starter and former
Speaker 9: Red Michael Lorenzen and.
Speaker 1: A deal deal. I tell you Michael Lorenzen is a
Speaker 1: good body.
Speaker 9: The Reds open up a three game series up against
Speaker 9: ian Ian Happ and no Chicago Cubs. Tonight covered six
Speaker 9: to ten. Sports Talk Arnold Carriers, Inside Pitch, Kelsey Chevrolet
Speaker 9: Extrading Show after the game. Now this Olympic update, talk
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Speaker 9: The USA women's eighth rowing team finished second in their heat,
Speaker 9: led by Dayton's Molly Brugerman and Nina Castagna out of
Speaker 9: Walnut Hills. China defeated the United States and you seize
Speaker 9: Jordan Thompson in the opening match A women's volleyball three
Speaker 9: to two bad so not a good start, but but
Speaker 9: congrats to our man Carson Foster. At a Mason and
Speaker 9: Sycamore High School, the home of the Aviators and the Transmitter,
Speaker 9: he won the bronze medal winning in the men's four
Speaker 9: hundred meter individual medley. He was four to one hundreds
Speaker 9: of a second from a silver a fingertip the length
Speaker 9: of a fingertip he swims in the men's two hundred
Speaker 9: am on Thursday.
Speaker 1: Second at the bottom of the eighth inning. Is I
Speaker 1: understand that the Reds gave up two runs right and
Speaker 1: left the bases loaded and the ball never left the infield.
Speaker 1: They lost that game.
Speaker 9: Yesterday Willie on a two out strikeout wild pitch by
Speaker 9: Fernando Cruz, and then Lucas Simms, who has been pretty
Speaker 9: good this year, came up with the bases loaded walk.
Speaker 9: So our Red Lakes are now nine and twenty and
Speaker 9: one run games.
Speaker 1: Got the Cubs in town. They're fighting for last place.
Speaker 9: Is that the direct Cubs come to town and then
Speaker 9: the Giants roll in this weekend?
Speaker 1: What does Mintle Town think about simulated sex acts with
Speaker 1: children on the Olympic runway.
Speaker 9: What I don't understand was Willy why did that get
Speaker 9: into the opening ceremony of the Olympics.
Speaker 1: It took two years to develop that and they spent
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty million dollars.
Speaker 9: What was that guy in blue? What was that all?
Speaker 9: What's that all about? And then that and that that
Speaker 9: one lady who had the halo.
Speaker 1: Cheeses of Nazareth the Last Supper, that was a drag
Speaker 1: queen trying to sex with Saint Peter was disgusting.
Speaker 9: I noticed that the the French boys were trying to
Speaker 9: get the ill.
Speaker 1: Get that all out of get that all off the internet. Amaha,
Speaker 1: i'a mohamma umaham unbelievable. Andy mc why don't you get
Speaker 1: Andy mack pack in here?
Speaker 9: Well, he's the college basketball's coming up. You know he's
Speaker 9: coming in on Thursday, don't you. Sheriff Richard K.
Speaker 1: Jones vild Man Walker will be here to confront you
Speaker 1: about Pete Rose, Oh Boy, and the Derrick Park Festival.
Speaker 1: He wants to talk to you though about was he
Speaker 1: was he sitting at the Rose Bengals up day.
Speaker 9: Brought you my good spirits, wine and tobacco and party Town,
Speaker 9: your tailgated party headquarters with twelve convenient Northern Kentucky locations.
Speaker 9: The Bengals are about twenty five minutes away from day
Speaker 9: five of being on the field at camp, and this
Speaker 9: practice is open to the public for the first time. Now, well,
Speaker 9: Jamar Chase not practicing yesterday for a four straight day.
Speaker 1: Will he be out there today? I say no.
Speaker 9: Sam Hubbard left practice last night with a knee injury.
Speaker 9: He'll be out on the cart. He's at an MRI test.
Speaker 9: RELT results were good. They say he should be okay
Speaker 9: with Ted McKay defensive viveman bj Hill Al well, no,
Speaker 9: he showed up with his blonde hair. He's a man
Speaker 9: of his word.
Speaker 1: Man, man, let's do this. If the Bengals win the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl. Uh huh? Will you and I have our
Speaker 1: hair dyed blonde? Why not? I'm doing it too.
Speaker 9: College football, it appears Willie the yearly Victory Bell matchup
Speaker 9: between the Bearcats and RedHawks are going to end the
Speaker 9: twenty twenty six game at pay Course Stadium.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 9: This rivalry started in eighteen eighty eight, the fourth longest
Speaker 9: running rivalry college foot in football history, according to Jason Williams.
Speaker 9: So it looks like these regional rivalries aren't important to
Speaker 9: college football anymore, and also due to the massive realignment
Speaker 9: is to blame.
Speaker 1: Done dun And I got a text here from Tyler
Speaker 1: Bradshaw relative to what's going on with your wonderful Nuxie Bash. Yes,
Speaker 1: I had my sources tell maybe the segment went two
Speaker 1: for three at the Nuxie Bash with a couple of
Speaker 1: good plays at third base a La Gene freeze of
Speaker 1: the old Reds, and only you only had two Ron's
Speaker 1: rous breaks during the game. Correct, you stopped in the
Speaker 1: third and the fifth and you'd get some drumsticks. Ye,
Speaker 1: Charlie Frank of the other team hit two homers. Really yeah,
Speaker 1: Redge community Fund, I said, Chazz, get the Tampa Bay
Speaker 1: will you? He might be he might be activated tonight.
Speaker 1: What a weekend in Cincinnati with the music festival about
Speaker 1: with Dave Grohl? Who's that guy?
Speaker 9: Fight here? On Thursday you went down to see him.
Speaker 9: You were in the front row with no shirt.
Speaker 1: On, Not exactly, but Saturday I was out there for
Speaker 1: the uh for the Rotha he sending and them did
Speaker 1: a great job. And the Aurora, Indiana, the Tempstar dealers
Speaker 1: are there and uh, you know Dick Buker, Andy Buker,
Speaker 1: We celebrated Dick's life and they had ten thousand. It
Speaker 1: was like a pop up festival with awkward sports bands,
Speaker 1: all the food you can eat, fireworks, Rossie fireworks to
Speaker 1: raise money for the Angels, and Andy Buker and deb
Speaker 1: Riggs did fabulous work that people give thousands of hours
Speaker 1: to help kids and knee than I between that event,
Speaker 1: take nuxies, take the fireworks to take the music festival.
Speaker 1: Throwing Dave the foo foo food is a foo foo?
Speaker 1: Or food food? Food fighters who not food foods? Foo fight?
Speaker 1: I think it's food food food. That was just food.
Speaker 1: One fighter Dave girl, he was just one. He was
Speaker 1: what's his name? Nirvana? Right here we go? What is this?
Speaker 1: I have no idea. We got Lou Combs coming this weekend.
Speaker 1: Luke Combs. Is that the cousin of Brian Combs. They're related? Okay,
Speaker 1: I think Brian's gonna introduce him. What does Jelly Roll
Speaker 1: come to town? I like that guy. I like him
Speaker 1: and Landy Wilson, one of my main stems. Lance went
Speaker 1: to some kind of hit it where's the hook line?
Speaker 1: When do you start?
Speaker 14: So?
Speaker 1: I was like, George Thurgood song, come on, let's go.
Speaker 1: I drink alone. Those in the day segment, we got
Speaker 1: another muddy when of this thing began? What a row
Speaker 1: seven out of w W hit it and we can't
Speaker 1: get it?
Speaker 2: Hit?
Speaker 1: That's hit? Oh? Is that him?
Speaker 2: This kid?
Speaker 9: Chris's favorite songs?
Speaker 1: H Chris does this? I didn't know you know we
Speaker 1: could sing Louke Combe. He's related to Brian film him?
Speaker 1: I think so. How about Kamala Harris admitting what's happening
Speaker 1: behind the scenes. I think we're in trouble sake, Nirvana
Speaker 1: would be proud that I O about it segment. Thank you, yes, sir,
Speaker 1: coming up next to your comments in mine. I want
Speaker 1: to hear from the American people that I love so
Speaker 1: long and served so well. As to the issues of
Speaker 1: the Day segment, give me out of the Studge report.
Speaker 9: Too, out or of the reds of the trade deadline
Speaker 9: in the Olympics and the Bengals who day?
Speaker 1: What about France coming to Cincinnati for the Olympics? Is
Speaker 1: not the guys that he's here? He's here now? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Was he part of those deals with sex acts with children?
Speaker 1: Was he part of that? No, he wasn't simulating that
Speaker 1: at all.
Speaker 9: In the Olympic runway I thought, I thought that Lady
Speaker 9: Gaga was fabulous, and then Celine diond he was good, unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Have stopped right there. Yeah, but uh, you have to.
Speaker 9: Have this goofy stuff going on, and you could say
Speaker 9: something else, but wouldn't be here that long.
Speaker 1: Making Jesus a drag queen. Not too good. I don't
Speaker 1: get it. I don't get segment. Get me out of
Speaker 1: the Studge Report.
Speaker 9: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 10: We have no choice, but we're going to have to
Speaker 10: do it.
Speaker 1: But we have a much bigger problem than he ever did.
Speaker 5: And the problem was caused by Kamala and Joe Crooked
Speaker 5: Joe crooked Joe.
Speaker 1: I wonder if Joe got any money for doing this.
Speaker 9: Kamala wants to be the president for criminals and illegal aliens.
Speaker 4: I want to be the president for law abiding kens.
Speaker 10: Of every race, the leg color.
Speaker 1: When the black Baptist minister has come out against the
Speaker 1: Olympics and gay rights activists in America come out against
Speaker 1: the Olympics, where does the Olympics go to justify this opening?
Speaker 1: Don't ask me. I hope they don't do anything. In
Speaker 1: twenty twenty eight, in La, Why are you in habit here? Oh,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be here. What does Middletown, Ohio? Think about this?
Speaker 1: And I think I saw summer that Jonesy, the sheriff
Speaker 1: of Butler County, is supporting Kamala Harris. That is blasphemy.
Speaker 9: He's gonna he's gonna extradite you tomorrow from Butler County. Yeah,
Speaker 9: I'll throw myself aware. He's going to be in here
Speaker 9: noon to noon to three tomorrow. Please, you're gonna need
Speaker 9: a lawyer. You better call you know who, stop by
Speaker 9: the man, call the man or the magic Man, Marlin,
Speaker 9: mister Cross, Marlin Shivered or can.
Speaker 1: Jj still be a lawyer? Yes? Yes? What about Chief
Speaker 1: Justice Kenny? Get Joe and get Sharon Kennedy into the
Speaker 1: defen get the Dream team together headed up by Merlin
Speaker 1: Defense Merlin the Shiverdecker. On news radio seven hundred wlw HI,
Speaker 1: Billy Cunning out to the Great American two A nine
Speaker 1: PM Reds Baseball kicks off about six ten to night.
Speaker 1: They are fighting the Cubs for last place. They made
Speaker 1: a trade for a player named France released by Seattle,
Speaker 1: so we'll see how good France is. He's batting like
Speaker 1: two thirty five should hit third or fourth in the
Speaker 1: Reds lineup, we'll see what happens. Now, here's your opportunity
Speaker 1: to join me on seven hundred WLW now seven four
Speaker 1: nine seven thousand, five one three seven four nine seven thousand,
Speaker 1: And I want your independent viewpoint. If different than my own,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm fine with it. I like to have a
Speaker 1: cacophony of voices from different perspectives that allow individuals to
Speaker 1: hear the other side of an argument. How many times
Speaker 1: in my life? And I asked this question of many
Speaker 1: if I listened to a different viewpoint that caused me
Speaker 1: to do one of two things, either to change my viewpoint,
Speaker 1: which is quite unusual because I'm almost always right, or secondly,
Speaker 1: if buttresses or supporters cements my own viewpoint in my head.
Speaker 1: And so the issue is about the Summer Olympics the
Speaker 1: way it opened, I would look right now the official
Speaker 1: how about this one? About an hour ago, the official
Speaker 1: video of the Paris twenty twenty four Olympic Games opening
Speaker 1: ceremony has been taken down off their YouTube channel by
Speaker 1: the Olympics. According to media accounts, the twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: Paris Olympic Games kicked off with the grand opening ceremony
Speaker 1: along the rever scene on Friday, showcasing a blend of
Speaker 1: French culture, artistry and athleticism. However, the events mean sparked
Speaker 1: with controversy, efforts bizarre imagery mocking Christians, Catholics, et cetera.
Speaker 1: As the controversy began to raige, the video of the
Speaker 1: opening ceremonies was deleted from the account. They don't want
Speaker 1: they don't want no part of it. Muslim countries, by
Speaker 1: the way, feel exactly the same way. This ceremony feature
Speaker 1: athletes floating down the Send River and uh some of
Speaker 1: the viewers found at lengthy and tedious. The event also
Speaker 1: included appearances by sports legends like Serena Williams, Rofinadel and
Speaker 1: Nadia Komen each et cetera, but its depiction of the
Speaker 1: Christ as a transsexual drag queen was offensive to many
Speaker 1: who could who could have predicted that? Plus the depiction
Speaker 1: of large numbers of drag queens and transsexuals interacting in
Speaker 1: a sexual way with children? What can go wrong with that?
Speaker 1: The ceremony itself has been taken down by the Olympic Committee.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable and sometimes you think you might overreact, sometimes you don't.
Speaker 1: So uh, I'm gonna go to the calls. Now you
Speaker 1: be the jury. The American peace people want to know,
Speaker 1: what do you think? How many times have you had
Speaker 1: the opportunity to get on seven hundred WLW Now you
Speaker 1: got it, beginning with Joey in Northern Kentucky five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. Give me your brief opinion about the Olympics.
Speaker 1: And by the way, the opening ceremony was stupid anyway,
Speaker 1: because it was the athletes were on boats and barges
Speaker 1: coming down the river in the rain. They had their parkason,
Speaker 1: you couldn't see what they were wearing, and you couldn't
Speaker 1: see the faces of the athletes from a distance. It
Speaker 1: made no sense whatsoever. But they slinked into I think
Speaker 1: improper behavior by its depiction of the Christ as a
Speaker 1: drag queen physically wanting sex with an apostle who was
Speaker 1: also directed dressed as a drag queen. And most offensive
Speaker 1: part by many, especially women, was a little girl appeared
Speaker 1: to be eight or nine or ten years old at
Speaker 1: a simulated penis put close to her as she smiled.
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking, you know who black Baptist ministers opposed it.
Speaker 1: Gay rights organizers in America said, that doesn't depict our community.
Speaker 1: We don't like it, the Muslim community, the Christian Catholic community.
Speaker 1: I would assume Hindus don't like it either. Let's go
Speaker 1: to the calls. We have two lines open now five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand your view beyond the jury. We have Joey
Speaker 1: and Jim and Laura and thousands of others, and Joey
Speaker 1: and Northern Kentucky. Give me your verdict on the Olympics
Speaker 1: in an opinion, please, Willie.
Speaker 15: I think it's absolutely terrible. There's a time and place
Speaker 15: for everything. I don't have anything against them, but when
Speaker 15: you force feed that to my child watching that and
Speaker 15: other children out there watching it, and slander my religion,
Speaker 15: but you wouldn't dare do it to another religion. And
Speaker 15: if you did, oh, I mean these people these people support,
Speaker 15: come off and all their marches and stuff like that,
Speaker 15: poolneck garbage. Go over there. If you're in support of them,
Speaker 15: go over there to their country and see, just see
Speaker 15: what happens to you. One of the big things is
Speaker 15: to tie their hands and feet together and throw them
Speaker 15: off building and then when they do it, it's like recreational,
Speaker 15: like they just shot a dear, you know, and they
Speaker 15: stand over top of them, put their foot on them
Speaker 15: and smoke a cigarette and take photos with their cell phones.
Speaker 15: So do you think that's whatever is normal and what
Speaker 15: everybody wants to be done. It's such a great event,
Speaker 15: it's absolutely I've seen that these people keep just getting
Speaker 15: more and more power and brainwashing everybody. It's terrible and
Speaker 15: I have nothing against them. But don't force that against me,
Speaker 15: and don't slander my religion and try slander a couple
Speaker 15: other religions. Why don't you have the guts to do that,
Speaker 15: because boy, if you did, they would be over here
Speaker 15: marching in the streets and provoking trouble. So they ought
Speaker 15: to just try to put your money where your mouth
Speaker 15: is and make make fun of a Hamasa religion and
Speaker 15: do it. And downtown New York, let's see what the
Speaker 15: hell happens there.
Speaker 1: I'm watching this morning. Salmon Rushdi is the author of
Speaker 1: novel It's Not an historical treatise called Islamic Versus, and
Speaker 1: about thirty years ago he depicted the prophet Muhammed in
Speaker 1: a way that was improper, according to the Atole Komani
Speaker 1: who put a fatwall on him, a death sentence on him.
Speaker 1: He was finally stabbed, almost killed about three years ago
Speaker 1: in New York. And he made the point that Islam,
Speaker 1: the way it's which means peace, should be practiced the
Speaker 1: way American Muslims practice their faith, which is I have
Speaker 1: not seen. We have literally in our community, probably one
Speaker 1: hundred thousand Muslims, and I'm not aware of any circumstance
Speaker 1: where there was a terror at committed by any of them.
Speaker 1: In fact, when I was in the Public Defender's office
Speaker 1: Amily County, representing thousands of criminals, we did not have
Speaker 1: one Muslim in court or a Jew. Extremely rare. And
Speaker 1: so what we see with Hamas does not represent Muslims,
Speaker 1: does not represent the Islamic faith in America. However, when
Speaker 1: a fringe element takes over Iran, and America funds the
Speaker 1: government of Iran directly injo to the ten of one
Speaker 1: hundred billion dollars a year, and they give that money
Speaker 1: to amass and the Hasbo to destroy Israel, and then
Speaker 1: somehow it is it is. It is at the vanguard
Speaker 1: of being cool to picture Jesus Christ as a as
Speaker 1: a gay activist who wants to have sex with Saint Peter.
Speaker 1: And then I look at these acts on stage in
Speaker 1: which children are sexualized. I'm thinking, what in the hell's
Speaker 1: going on? Gay activist in America didn't like it, Black
Speaker 1: Baptist ministers didn't like it, the Islamic world didn't like it,
Speaker 1: India didn't like it. America And what the hell now
Speaker 1: the US? Now that the Olympic Committee has taken down
Speaker 1: the video of the opening ceremony from their from their ub,
Speaker 1: you can't watch it.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, and that's not surprising.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 15: I'll tell you what I do, and this is the
Speaker 15: only thing that I do disagree with your friend Chibnity.
Speaker 15: I disagree with him on this. You have got to
Speaker 15: hit people, and I love him. You got to hit
Speaker 15: people in the pocketbook, and you should not support anything
Speaker 15: that does this nonsense.
Speaker 16: It's hard for me to do.
Speaker 15: But I haven't watched the NFL ever since they they
Speaker 15: put on there about all this nonsense of this racism
Speaker 15: and all that. And did you notice they quit taking
Speaker 15: a knee when finally all all their attendants started dropping
Speaker 15: more and more and more, and they offended their market
Speaker 15: and the same way with Budweiser, and the same way
Speaker 15: with many other things that could go on. But you've
Speaker 15: got to not support these people. And when you hit
Speaker 15: them in the.
Speaker 16: Wallet, they'll ship up or ship out, They'll wake up.
Speaker 15: You got you can't support this kind of garbage. That's
Speaker 15: the number one thing. There are a lot of businesses
Speaker 15: in the tri State that I do not visit, visit
Speaker 15: at all, or support for various reasons, and and that's
Speaker 15: what needs to be done. You know, there are more
Speaker 15: of us than these crazy people.
Speaker 1: I'll say this that that on that front. When I
Speaker 1: watched I'm not going to watch the Olympics field, I
Speaker 1: don't care about ninety percent of the sports, but when
Speaker 1: I see it. When I last night, while I got
Speaker 1: on about one o'clock in the morning, when I got
Speaker 1: off the air, I watched a replay with the basketball game,
Speaker 1: and I'm watching the game thinking, I'm not going to
Speaker 1: do this. I really don't care when I see the Olympics. Now,
Speaker 1: I think about the sexualization of children, and that's not
Speaker 1: the way things ought to be. Let's go to Sandy
Speaker 1: and Alexandria, and then Jim, Sandy and Alex Ran Alexandria
Speaker 1: welcome to the Bill Cunningham show, Sandy, how are you?
Speaker 17: I'm good, I'm a Christian woman, I'm Pentecostal, and I
Speaker 17: think it's disgusting. My husband is through some paperwork from
Speaker 17: the hospitals in the garbage. She said, I'm not supporting
Speaker 17: any hospital that does sex.
Speaker 4: Changes on children.
Speaker 17: And I don't want to watch movies that men are
Speaker 17: kissing or having sex with another man.
Speaker 2: I think is rather disgusting.
Speaker 3: And you know where I want to go. I want
Speaker 3: to go upstairs. I don't want to go down.
Speaker 1: Sandy, thank you, thank you for you. And these last
Speaker 1: two callers pointed out now, for some reason, when it
Speaker 1: comes to mockery of a faith, Christians are at the
Speaker 1: top of the list with impunity, you do whatever you want.
Speaker 1: The same thing would never apply to other religions, or
Speaker 1: to races or the ways of thinking. And I have
Speaker 1: a couple emails from gay Americans who say that I'm
Speaker 1: with you one per this does not depict what we
Speaker 1: want in the gay community, which is they want to
Speaker 1: live in peace and want to live quietly, want to
Speaker 1: live their lives, and how they live their life is
Speaker 1: between them and their God. And gay activists in America
Speaker 1: do not want to sexualize children. And so when the Olympics,
Speaker 1: the Olympics have presentations in that regard, almost everyone stands
Speaker 1: up and says no. Now. They finally admit two or
Speaker 1: three days later they were wrong. It took hundreds of
Speaker 1: millions of dollars in years of planning to come to that.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Jim and then Robin, many others and
Speaker 1: Jim and Anderson Township. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Jim,
Speaker 1: how are you p good Bill?
Speaker 2: How are you doing today?
Speaker 1: I'm living the American dream. We had a great weekend
Speaker 1: and Cincinnati is getting better. Luke Combs is coming this weekend.
Speaker 1: I like Luke Combs a lot more than a like
Speaker 1: some of these other pop singers. Luke Combs is my
Speaker 1: kind of guy. Please go ahead.
Speaker 16: I agree with you other two callers. And why should
Speaker 16: we be subjected to point one or point zero zero
Speaker 16: one percent of these people that come up with this
Speaker 16: crazy stuff. You think they would have learned from the
Speaker 16: Budweiser commercial that backfired on them.
Speaker 1: In fact, Budweiser is not yet recovered, and Modela is
Speaker 1: the number one brand they may not recover. And I
Speaker 1: have empathy for bars and restaurants and those who supply
Speaker 1: bud Light, because they had nothing to do with this.
Speaker 1: It was some ad agency who went off on their
Speaker 1: own to have this person, Dylan mulvany do portrayal. And
Speaker 1: when I talked to distributors of bud Light, talk to
Speaker 1: bar owners. Now they'll sell anything Mardello, they'll sell bud Light.
Speaker 1: And it still hurts, and the message has not been received.
Speaker 1: I like the comment of the first caller who said
Speaker 1: that Christians and Catholics simply roll over and take this
Speaker 1: on a regular basis because they those who oppose us
Speaker 1: know exactly there will be no response, and that that's
Speaker 1: the attitude that is present. Let's continue now with Uh,
Speaker 1: We'll go to a Robin Dell High, then Melon, Frank
Speaker 1: and Linda and many others. Robin Dell High, the home
Speaker 1: of the Delhesians. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show and
Speaker 1: Cheryl cev Rob. Please go ahead, Bill, pleasure be very short.
Speaker 2: One.
Speaker 13: The thing to really discuss me is just a normalization
Speaker 13: of it.
Speaker 1: It's everywhere.
Speaker 13: It's everywhere. It's not just the Olympics, it's at football games,
Speaker 13: it's downtown uptown.
Speaker 16: I don't care it's.
Speaker 1: Everywhere, and again, I don't.
Speaker 3: Care what you do.
Speaker 1: I'm tired of seeing it. I don't you know, if
Speaker 1: a man and a man and a woman a woman
Speaker 1: wants to do what they want to do, I'm okay
Speaker 1: with that, and think with that I hate Most gay
Speaker 1: people want the same same things out of life that
Speaker 1: I want, which is a work and and faith and
Speaker 1: their their faith and their family and keep a low profile.
Speaker 1: This is not a representation of gay Americans. What they
Speaker 1: portray a plastic penis around children that most gay folks
Speaker 1: say that they want nothing to do with that. Now,
Speaker 1: you're right.
Speaker 16: And the other question I have is how does it
Speaker 16: get past.
Speaker 13: The network when they have the itinerary a month in advance,
Speaker 13: two to three months in advance, they see what's coming,
Speaker 13: yet they air live, no disclaimers, know nothing, nobody cares.
Speaker 13: They knew it was coming, but they didn't want to
Speaker 13: lose the.
Speaker 16: Monetary value of air in the Olympics.
Speaker 1: I don't understand how the test. Yeah, how's the money
Speaker 1: I'm doing? How's their money in this for the Olympics?
Speaker 5: Huh?
Speaker 1: You know when China had their opening in twenty oh eight,
Speaker 1: h it was by the way, all the facilities there
Speaker 1: are rotting down because China, you know, they're communists, for
Speaker 1: god say, but they celebrated the invention of gunpowder, they
Speaker 1: had the invention of paper, they had the invention of
Speaker 1: the compass. So they took four things in their nation's
Speaker 1: history that they're proud about and they put it on
Speaker 1: a presentation. And at no point that I watched the
Speaker 1: China opening ceremony in twenty oh eight, thinking man, I
Speaker 1: got to be careful if I got a child round
Speaker 1: and watch this stuff. I wasn't even thought in my mind, well,
Speaker 1: what did the Chinese and what does the Islamic girl
Speaker 1: think about the Western presentation of something sacred which is
Speaker 1: which is the Christ and the apostles, disciples and sex
Speaker 1: with children? How does that play? And they're looking at
Speaker 1: this saying, you got to be kidding me. And that's
Speaker 1: what happened.
Speaker 13: A wholesome entertainment, wholesome, find it, show it to me,
Speaker 13: not in nowhere.
Speaker 4: So with that, my brother, I got to go.
Speaker 16: I appreciate your show.
Speaker 1: I appreciate your good American God blessed just good luck
Speaker 1: at their boss God, thank you, thanks Mel and Mount Carmel. Mel,
Speaker 1: go ahead, you have about a minute.
Speaker 3: Please go ahead, Bill, I'll be I'll be brief. Sake
Speaker 3: NBC and the Olympics. They can turn it sideways and
Speaker 3: shove it. Number one. Number two, our government support and
Speaker 3: foreign governments to the tune of the number you said,
Speaker 3: Andrews a million. I've had it with that. When we've
Speaker 3: got veterans who need help with teeth, they're on the streets, right,
Speaker 3: veteran myself, Bill, right at begin today, I'm ready to
Speaker 3: fight now.
Speaker 1: Well, mell, imagine this. When Trump left office, Iran was
Speaker 1: having protest in the cities. They had no money, their
Speaker 1: currency was collapsing. They were barred from going to international
Speaker 1: markets to sell oil or they had to use their
Speaker 1: own oil. They were on their belly and they were
Speaker 1: in trouble. Hamas was not being funded, Hesbelah was not
Speaker 1: being funded, and that these rallies in America funded by Iran,
Speaker 1: according to the Bide administration, was not happening. The first
Speaker 1: thing Joe Biden did was take away the restrictions on
Speaker 1: buying and selling Iranian oil, transferred billions of dollars in
Speaker 1: accounts that have been frozen, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: Iran was flush with money. And they used it to
Speaker 1: fund hamas Hesbelah and college campus eruption with the Almas
Speaker 1: chapter of the Democratic Party. And we act as if, well,
Speaker 1: where'd this come from? It came from bad policies, and
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris wants to continue that policy for the next
Speaker 1: four to eight years after this. Imagine her policies and
Speaker 1: Biden's policies continuing until the year twenty thirty two. What
Speaker 1: does America look like then?
Speaker 3: There is no such place at that point, Bill, There's
Speaker 3: a lot of people. There are a lot of people
Speaker 3: out here that are ready to do what our patriot brothers, sisters,
Speaker 3: relatives did on an April morning in seventeen seventy six.
Speaker 1: It's serious. It's serious. It's serious, and it's not going
Speaker 1: to get better. And I'll say this that Trump has
Speaker 1: some imperfections, but when it comes to the southern border,
Speaker 1: which is locking it down, when it comes to energy independence,
Speaker 1: when it comes to bankrupting Iran, there's one candidate that
Speaker 1: will do all of that, another candidate that will do
Speaker 1: none of that. And if you like San Francisco values.
Speaker 1: In Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Michigan, vote for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: She will continue the failed policies of Joe Biden, and
Speaker 1: she'll be more dangerous than Biden goes. She'll feel incentivized
Speaker 1: to do it. And there's no question in my mind
Speaker 1: that on Sunday, about eight days ago, that Barack Hussein
Speaker 1: Obama told Joe Biden, if you don't leave office, she'll
Speaker 1: be taken out by the twenty fifth Amendment. And that
Speaker 1: story is yet to be told. And Kamala Harris was
Speaker 1: the architect of that. And I don't want San Francisco values,
Speaker 1: her California values in the heartland because they failed in
Speaker 1: San Francisco and Los Angeles, Chicago, Portland, Saint Louis, Washington, DC.
Speaker 1: And we don't want any more failures in this country.
Speaker 1: God knows we need to be blessed and not cursed.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more two twenty six Homing Your Reds
Speaker 1: playing tonight on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 6: I Tamal Harris, Senior Democrat candidate for president because Joe,
Speaker 6: I'm finally exposed to stimilitive debate.
Speaker 7: Thanks.
Speaker 6: I was selected because I am the ultimate diversity higher.
Speaker 6: I am both a woman and a person of color.
Speaker 6: So if you criticize anything. I say, you're both sexist
Speaker 6: and racist. I may not know the first thing about
Speaker 6: running the country, but remember that's a good thing if
Speaker 6: you're a deep state puppet. I had four years under
Speaker 6: the tutelage of the ultimate deep state puppet, a wonderful
Speaker 6: mentor Joe Biden.
Speaker 7: Joe taught me rule number one, Carefully hide your total incompass.
Speaker 6: I take insignificant things and I discuss them as if
Speaker 6: they're significant. And I believe that exploring the significance of
Speaker 6: the insignificant is in itself significant. Talking about the significance
Speaker 6: of the passage of time, right, the significance of.
Speaker 7: The passage of time.
Speaker 6: So when you think about it, there is great significance
Speaker 6: to the passage of time.
Speaker 8: And there is such great significance to the passage of time.
Speaker 6: Another trick is trying to sound blas I pretend to
Speaker 6: celebrate quantum.
Speaker 7: And in my speeches I always do my best.
Speaker 8: Barack Obama pressure, so hear me when I say I
Speaker 8: know Donald Trump's tight and Okay.
Speaker 6: Look, maybe my work addressing the root causes of the
Speaker 6: border crisis were catastrophic, but my knowledge of international politics
Speaker 6: is truly shocking.
Speaker 7: The United States shares a very.
Speaker 6: Important relationship which is an alliance with the Republic of
Speaker 6: North Korea.
Speaker 1: It is an alliance that is strong and enduring.
Speaker 6: And just remember when voting this November, it is important
Speaker 6: to see what can be unburdened by what has been.
Speaker 7: And by what has been.
Speaker 6: I mean, Joe Biden, do you think the country went
Speaker 6: to over the past four years?
Speaker 7: You ain't seen nothing yet.
Speaker 1: Hello, quiet and I'm broadcasting. That was a hidden microphone
Speaker 1: recording of a secret get together other She also said
Speaker 1: that I am basically Bernie Sanders with lipstick? Was that
Speaker 1: from the Bird Brank Broadcasting Corporation the beats? We had
Speaker 1: a we had a hidden microphone brought to you by
Speaker 1: Rocky Boyman. Rocky Boyman enterprises and uh but every now
Speaker 1: and then the truth is spoken, is that Rocky Rock
Speaker 1: I'm here now? Sorry? Rock We did we do it,
Speaker 1: divulged the secret, but the secret? But did you get
Speaker 1: a lot for that stuff?
Speaker 13: Though?
Speaker 1: Did you hear that hidden microphone that we had in
Speaker 1: the Kamala Harris campaign headquarters? I did hear that?
Speaker 14: What is worst the cackle of Kamala Harris or the
Speaker 14: Olympic opening ceremonies, which is worse.
Speaker 1: They've taken that down from their channel. They forgot, forgot
Speaker 1: about that five hours that the Olympic committee, and I mean,
Speaker 1: despite the fact of how degenerate it was. It had
Speaker 1: nothing to do with heroicism and nationality and and nothing
Speaker 1: about sport or not strength and sport. I forget the
Speaker 1: fact that it was utterly degenerate. I can't imagine why
Speaker 1: a group of elite people said, well, you know what
Speaker 1: that actually said, go ahead, I don't want to offend anybody. No,
Speaker 1: we want to be inclusive, right, I mean, so the question,
Speaker 1: the question WILLI is is what do you do.
Speaker 14: There's supposedly thirty thirty thirty five million Christians in France
Speaker 14: right now? Did any of them put up a stink
Speaker 14: today of them protests and have them storm the gates
Speaker 14: of somewhere and demand some answers?
Speaker 1: Why are Christians so nice? Willie? Wasn't there so nice
Speaker 1: in the religion?
Speaker 14: I understand it teaches tolerance and turning the other cheek
Speaker 14: and and all that sort of thing, But at what
Speaker 14: point are we so nice that we run ourselves into
Speaker 14: extinction in France?
Speaker 1: Wouldn't it? What did Charlie hebd do something like that.
Speaker 1: There was a public satire, public action, a satire about
Speaker 1: some aspect of Islam. I mean, guess what movie theaters,
Speaker 1: the publication itself. I'm just slaughtered. You're lucky to get
Speaker 1: shot in the head. You're lucky because otherwise they'll tort
Speaker 1: you to death. And imagine if the same thing had
Speaker 1: happened to the prophet Mohammed, what would have been the
Speaker 1: Islamic reaction in France.
Speaker 14: Again, this is not like there's just like a minority
Speaker 14: of people that are Christians in France and like this
Speaker 14: was in like Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 1: This is in France.
Speaker 14: We're supposedly about half the nation, although I probably agree
Speaker 14: disagree with the numbers on it is supposedly Christian half
Speaker 14: the nation now. But they knew, will they knew that
Speaker 14: Christians would just sit there and take it and not
Speaker 14: do anything, not boycott, not protest, not show up and
Speaker 14: raise a stink. And Christians continue to take it, take it,
Speaker 14: take it until we decide to not take it.
Speaker 1: We're gonna keep getting this. Well, we get what we deserve.
Speaker 1: And when I see the Olympics, I think about children's
Speaker 1: child portrayals of a penis close to a little girl's face, thinking,
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, I almost tried to watch the basketball game
Speaker 1: last night between involving Lebron James, which a hard time
Speaker 1: watching them anyway, but I thought, I can't watch this
Speaker 1: because I'm thinking about a portrayal of some sort of
Speaker 1: drag queen with a plastic penis next to a girl's face,
Speaker 1: little girl, And I'm thinking, I can't do this, And
Speaker 1: how could someone spend according to one number, two hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty five million dollars on the opening ceremony, in
Speaker 1: which you couldn't see the athletes. They're on a boat
Speaker 1: or barge. They crunch them together. You can't see them.
Speaker 1: There's no stadium entry and you can't see what's going on.
Speaker 1: And the presentation is about drag queen's transsexual activist and
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ is winning to have sex with Saint Peter.
Speaker 1: That's what they say.
Speaker 14: I say it all the time, that this is no
Speaker 14: longer the time for compromise. Somebody's got to win, somebody's
Speaker 14: got to lose. Where can we compromise? Oh, there, maybe
Speaker 14: there'll be you know, three drag queens instead of nine. Okay,
Speaker 14: now right, well that's compromise. Is that what we're supposed
Speaker 14: to compromise on. Yeah, I have I have no idea.
Speaker 14: I'm at the point, Willie, where if you're someone that
Speaker 14: was okay with that, like if you turn the Olympic
Speaker 14: ceremonies on, we're like, uh, okay, I ain't bene. I
Speaker 14: can't be friends with you. My family cannot associate with you.
Speaker 14: That that was vile and disgusting.
Speaker 1: And lastly, I'll say this before I turned over to Sege.
Speaker 1: We have France coming to America, coming to Cincinnati. But
Speaker 1: there were gay rights activists in this country that said
Speaker 1: that does not portray what we are. We don't like that.
Speaker 1: Black Baptist minister said, we don't want that. The Muslim
Speaker 1: world cut off the feed because they don't want that.
Speaker 1: So it's not like us against them, it's everybody against them.
Speaker 1: It's African Americans, gay rights activists in this country, the
Speaker 1: Muslim world, the Christian world are all saying. This is
Speaker 1: the Olympics, and the motto of this Olympics was inclusivity
Speaker 1: and respect for diversity. That was the motto. And the
Speaker 1: organizers say, we may have failed, we haven't reached that
Speaker 1: barrier yet.
Speaker 9: They won't use any boats in twenty twenty eight, I
Speaker 9: hope not. I'll walk into the LA Coliseum like they
Speaker 9: should do. Why the hell are we doing this at
Speaker 9: all in the Olympics in America. I mean it's it's
Speaker 9: going to be a joke and come to LA in
Speaker 9: a couple of years.
Speaker 14: Yeah, twenty eight, guys, I think I guarantee it will
Speaker 14: be some sort of undertones similar.
Speaker 1: And Segment's good friend the first lady, Joe Biden, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: Doctor Joe Biden said it was all beautiful. She loved it.
Speaker 1: Say give me some sports. Well, leave the student reports.
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Speaker 1: By the way, your good friend Kamala Harris Segment help
Speaker 1: raise one hundred and forty two million dollars in Minneapolis
Speaker 1: to bail out the riders and the protesters, and many
Speaker 1: came out on bonds and committed other crimes, including the
Speaker 1: killing of African American shopkeepers. How popular is that segment?
Speaker 1: Why don't you try to defend Kamala the headhunter from Uganda? Now,
Speaker 1: why didn't you try to defend it?
Speaker 9: Red's update, Willie, The Reds have acquired first baseman Ty
Speaker 9: France said the Seattle Mariners. He was DFAD last week.
Speaker 9: I hate when that happens. They get in cash bags
Speaker 9: of cash from minor league catcher Andrew Solito.
Speaker 1: So Championship Baseball to Cincinnati.
Speaker 9: France a twenty twenty two America League All Star Batting
Speaker 9: two twenty three segment.
Speaker 1: If you hit a DFA for someone here, who would
Speaker 1: you DFA? Well it Gary? Jeff Walker?
Speaker 9: The Reds open up, Dan Carrell, The Reds open up
Speaker 9: a three game series versus the Cubs tonight.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Rocky, you're a good friend. Lance mcgawer, So,
Speaker 1: what did he say about the opening ceremony segment? Lance
Speaker 1: mcgawer thought it was wonderful. He said it was wonderful.
Speaker 9: Six ten Sports Talk RNL carriers Inside Pitch, Kelsey Chevrolet
Speaker 9: Extra Inning Show after the game, and.
Speaker 1: Isn't either one rock that said he asked his wife
Speaker 1: to put on a colon Kaepernick jersey when they have
Speaker 1: marital love. Also, she gets a by wearing my jersey.
Speaker 1: Think about that. I'm pretty sure we're talking about two
Speaker 1: separate issues though.
Speaker 9: The Olympic Update brought to you by Cincinnati Tax Resolution
Speaker 9: powered by Tave Sheldon, the USA one of bronze and
Speaker 9: men's team gymnastics today the first time in sixteen years
Speaker 9: that's happened.
Speaker 11: But my wife wearing her colored Kaepernick jersey would increase
Speaker 11: the sexual activity.
Speaker 1: Sad your reaction to that disgusting.
Speaker 3: Uh would like to roll around in bed with my
Speaker 3: wife or in a deer perk jersey.
Speaker 9: Now that is on America sacrilege When he says when
Speaker 9: he wants your jersey to rupt, that is sick.
Speaker 1: God, you're talking about it. Insane and sick right there.
Speaker 1: He loved the opening ceremonies, as he did to say
Speaker 1: he that guy in blue, guy in blue who, by
Speaker 1: the he was.
Speaker 11: Right out work for word. What a personal foul of
Speaker 11: a quarterback is? I mean, it's almost like talking. I
Speaker 11: feel like that ses can be a hard one.
Speaker 12: Wow.
Speaker 11: I was going to say it's almost like pornography, you
Speaker 11: know when you see it. But I'm not gonna say
Speaker 11: that because it's a family show.
Speaker 1: But you know what I mean.
Speaker 14: You know, guy, I was saying, you're looking at for him,
Speaker 14: but you know why point you if you show.
Speaker 9: Me what goes on on that Bengals show too. Between
Speaker 9: I'm trying to rain him in.
Speaker 14: That's He's half My job on that show is making
Speaker 14: sure he don't get liquored up and say something offensive.
Speaker 11: Well, you know what, now I'm gonna go home, get
Speaker 11: liquored up with Southern comfort and hope my wife's inner.
Speaker 1: Colin Kaepernick Jersey.
Speaker 9: You know what, just don't say anything, Just let it go,
Speaker 9: don't comment, and that's enough. He will be He will
Speaker 9: be a DJ Hodgele talk to.
Speaker 1: DJ d FA Lance mcgallister.
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Speaker 1: Bengals are back on the field today. It's day five
Speaker 1: of Camp Rock.
Speaker 9: Half day for Joe Burrow, Sam Hubbard, Trey Hendrickson day
Speaker 9: to day with injuries. First day, first day in pads tomorrow.
Speaker 1: First NFL game Rock is Thursday night. Get Ready.
Speaker 9: FC Cincinnati co CEO Jeff Birding says the team is
Speaker 9: looking into bid for the twenty twenty seven MLS All
Speaker 9: Star Game.
Speaker 1: Let's give him a call. That'd be a good thing
Speaker 1: for it, because I don't call anybody anymore.
Speaker 9: And congrats once again, Willie to Mason native and Sycamore
Speaker 9: High School grad Carson Foster winning the bronze finishing third
Speaker 9: in the men's four hundred meter individual medley. He swims
Speaker 9: Thursday in the men's two hundred meter I am and
Speaker 9: Novak Djokovic austing Rafa Rafa today and men's tennis at
Speaker 9: the Olympics, sick.
Speaker 2: What was it?
Speaker 1: I think it was six one, six y four something Rafa,
Speaker 1: So Rafa is out.
Speaker 9: You know the Joker doesn't have a gold medal yet,
Speaker 9: I don't That is correct, That is correct, No, he
Speaker 9: does not. Got everything else and uh so other than that,
Speaker 9: that's about it.
Speaker 1: And the Rock I can't imagine. And what about Cincinnati
Speaker 1: Miami ending there rivalry Rock? That's it. Let me guess
Speaker 1: money got in away somehow. Money. I think money had
Speaker 1: something to do with it. Just a shot in the dark.
Speaker 1: I don't know. And I think the record is like
Speaker 1: fifty nine fifty nine and it's completely right there on
Speaker 1: the edge ever wins the next four years, and then
Speaker 1: that's But.
Speaker 14: All the people that talked about all conferences and are
Speaker 14: getting realigned, and you know U, C, l A and
Speaker 14: USC are joint, but none of these old rivalries, they
Speaker 14: are all going to exist well on a much smaller scale.
Speaker 1: Here we go already, this is gonna get tante. I'd
Speaker 1: like to have seen Miami play you see and you
Speaker 1: see one like eighteen in the last nineteen games or
Speaker 1: something I had lost last year but before we had.
Speaker 9: Overtime, wasn't it Miami's the Mac game for both teams
Speaker 9: won the Bowl game?
Speaker 1: Right, rock He did the one the Mac Bowl favored
Speaker 1: to win the Mac again this year. Chalk Dark's got
Speaker 1: a good we Live in Difficult Times segment with Kamala
Speaker 1: the head Hunter Paris Rocky. Imagine the policies of Joe
Speaker 1: Biden continuing for the next four to eight years on
Speaker 1: steroid because she'll say, I received confirmation at the American
Speaker 1: people when San Francisco values right here, Imagine how free
Speaker 1: she will be.
Speaker 14: Yeah, sports guaranteed income, guaranteed college education, guaranteed childcare, guaranteed healthcare.
Speaker 1: Smart thermostatus she wants.
Speaker 14: She's she's a modern she's bringing people over to the center,
Speaker 14: bringing people together. She's a former prosecutor, and she's been
Speaker 14: tough on crime her entire life. I mean, I just
Speaker 14: look at her state of California, very tough. What she
Speaker 14: is is Bernie Sanders with lipstick. So if you like
Speaker 14: Bernie Sanders, you got Kamala Harris. And by the way, Kamala.
Speaker 1: The ugone in Headhunter's last name was Harris, James Harris.
Speaker 1: So I'm thinking I think it was the wrestler, was
Speaker 1: the Uganda Giant, not the Uganda Headhunter? You're sure about that, correct?
Speaker 1: I thought it was the Headhunter. I don't think so.
Speaker 1: He was the Giant. I don't think so.
Speaker 13: But you can do it.
Speaker 12: Hear me.
Speaker 10: All the drums are beating, Neil Carter Carner. Oh you're
Speaker 10: ringing the.
Speaker 12: Dinner bell, the God, the Giant, My mighty come bla.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, all right, one.
Speaker 12: Worth Texas.
Speaker 10: I've become the adviser of Kamala.
Speaker 2: Look at the ball.
Speaker 10: Run right to work on you.
Speaker 12: Rowler shutting up Kamala, Crozy.
Speaker 1: He's going against the king scarring Lawler, chump. I'm taking
Speaker 1: in this match up.
Speaker 10: The car he comes on.
Speaker 9: A couple of chops. All right, Rock, what's on the
Speaker 9: big so lawlor goes down hard one.
Speaker 1: Frank Robertson.
Speaker 14: Frank Robertson on, he's a counter intelligence expert, gonna talk
Speaker 14: to us about why no drones were used in the
Speaker 14: Trump assassination?
Speaker 1: How about that? Because you know he Ron is sent
Speaker 1: assassinationment quest of them. There you go.
Speaker 14: Yeah, four o'clock we got Dave Hatter talking about you
Speaker 14: know that whole crowd strike, you know computer glitch that
Speaker 14: affected all the delt airlines world. He's saying it could
Speaker 14: affect uh, you know, online money right, like the you
Speaker 14: know the non the cashless money that's out there.
Speaker 1: What happens then?
Speaker 14: What happens if your venmo account gets hacked? Ven you
Speaker 14: can't pay for nothing?
Speaker 1: Say I thinks knows about the event account. That's where
Speaker 1: the circles meet, isn't.
Speaker 5: That It.
Speaker 1: Hasn't been diagram but the diagram? Enough close enough? All right, Rock,
Speaker 1: thank you. We have Mark showing at four thirty five.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 1: Just be careful and try not to have any fun. Okay,
Speaker 1: we'll try, say, get me out of the stooge.
Speaker 9: William utter of a rainy day here in the tri State.
Speaker 9: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 2: Always should be with you, Bill, see you later.
Speaker 1: It's Mike Dwine signing off all on seven hundred W
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