Speaker 1: Well, let's continue now, Bill cunning and the great American
Speaker 1: joining you, and nine now is Ali Bradley, the great
Speaker 1: News Nation reporter who's literally moved to the border to
Speaker 1: report on it. Plus she had to report on News
Speaker 1: Nation a day or two ago that talked about the
Speaker 1: Mexican drug cartels are giving the green light to shoot
Speaker 1: border patrol agents on site. It's about to get worse.
Speaker 1: Plus there was reporting about a week ago that there's
Speaker 1: a huge caravan coming up from Central America in New
Speaker 1: Mexico in anticipation of a Trump victory. The border's going
Speaker 1: to be surged, shall we say, and rushed because of
Speaker 1: Trump wins, all hell might break loose. And Ali Bradley,
Speaker 1: first of all, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham showing
Speaker 1: can you tell the American people in the last several months,
Speaker 1: since you're there physically present, what's happening in the border?
Speaker 1: Now there's any different or better than what was happening
Speaker 1: the past year or two. Plus we've got to talk
Speaker 1: about these assassination attempts on border patrol. But first of all,
Speaker 1: in general, how is the Southern.
Speaker 2: I would say the southern border is exactly as it
Speaker 2: was when we left it Bill, It has not gotten
Speaker 2: any better. It is actually worse in the sense of
Speaker 2: the American people don't understand what's going on down here.
Speaker 3: Rather they're kind of.
Speaker 2: Being gaslighted in a sense to believe everything is fixed,
Speaker 2: everything is fine, there are no issues at the southern border,
Speaker 2: when I just encountered a group of one hundred and
Speaker 2: forty people with seventeen and accompanied minors here an eagle
Speaker 2: pass just a few minutes ago. So there is absolutely
Speaker 2: still an ongoing problem, and the numbers are being manipulated.
Speaker 2: The way people are coming in, the legality of it
Speaker 2: all is being manipulated, And so America believes right now
Speaker 2: there's no issue at the border. We don't have anybody
Speaker 2: down here covering it. I'm kind of the lone ranger
Speaker 2: down here on the border, boots on the ground. We
Speaker 2: don't have Fox down here anymore. You don't see any
Speaker 2: of the mainstream media down here. You don't have local
Speaker 2: people down here. So if nobody's talking about it and
Speaker 2: the narrative is everything's fine, then what are people absorbing
Speaker 2: that everything's fine. But I'm living here it's not fine.
Speaker 2: We are seeing problems every day. Fifty seven uncompanied minors
Speaker 2: just the other day in a group of over one hundred.
Speaker 2: So we're seeing a ton of unaccompanied children come in,
Speaker 2: and we're seeing a spike in special interest migrants. So
Speaker 2: the Del Rio sector, which is where Ego passes, which
Speaker 2: was kind of the epicenter of this hall, that area
Speaker 2: is seeing a massive spike in migrants from special interest countries.
Speaker 2: These are countries that America doesn't play well with that
Speaker 2: we need extra vetting, that they need to go through
Speaker 2: an additional screening or interview process. So this situation that
Speaker 2: we just actually got wind of from sourced information data
Speaker 2: that we obtained from DHS sources shows from September to
Speaker 2: just the first seventeen days of October, we have already
Speaker 2: doubled the number of special interests migrants, some of them
Speaker 2: from Iran. We had three people from around that were
Speaker 2: encountered by Texas DPS yesterday. So we're certainly encountering issues
Speaker 2: down here. And what's more here is that we're seeing
Speaker 2: these groups again. And what's happening with those groups is
Speaker 2: that sources tell me that the bad actors, the guys
Speaker 2: who don't want to be caught, they take advantage of
Speaker 2: those groups are either going to hide within those groups
Speaker 2: and ditch their identity and hope and pray that we
Speaker 2: don't have them in the system because you know, our
Speaker 2: vetting is a problem, or they're going to run through
Speaker 2: one of the holes because border patrol is tied up
Speaker 2: with a group of one hundred and fifty people.
Speaker 3: So that's the.
Speaker 2: Reality down here, which is not the reality that America
Speaker 2: is seen or being told. So I would say that's
Speaker 2: the biggest issue right now.
Speaker 1: The last few weeks. Kamala harris talking point is that
Speaker 1: border crossings are way down because of the policies of
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. Kamala Harris, she said it the other day
Speaker 1: with Brett behar and that the disasters interview she had
Speaker 1: that border crossings are way down and that our policies
Speaker 1: are working. And CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, Fox News have
Speaker 1: deserted the border because it doesn't fit the narrative. But
Speaker 1: you're saying on the ground, you've been there for the
Speaker 1: last few years. You live in del Rio, which is
Speaker 1: the Egle Pass sector. Border crossings are not down, if anything,
Speaker 1: they're up or the same, and the disaster on the
Speaker 1: southern border continues. Ali Bradley of News Nation. Is that correct, I.
Speaker 2: Would say that you are accurate in the sense of
Speaker 2: border crossings are down for illegal crossings. That is where
Speaker 2: they are accurate, and that is where the mainstream media
Speaker 2: is staying and living. They are fixated on the illegal crossings,
Speaker 2: and those are the crossings between the ports. Those are
Speaker 2: the people I saw this morning. However, they're not talking
Speaker 2: about the fourteen hundred to two thousand people a day
Speaker 2: using the CBP one app coming through the ports of entry.
Speaker 2: Those numbers are not being talked about. So when Harris
Speaker 2: and Biden say the numbers are lower than when Trump
Speaker 2: left office, that is inaccurate because they are Trump did
Speaker 2: not have OFO encounters. He did not have port of
Speaker 2: entry encounters. So they're only comparing the illegal encounters type
Speaker 2: against Trump's illegal encounters, which again the CBP one app,
Speaker 2: and CBP has told me this verbatim, it is nothing
Speaker 2: but a placeholder in line. It is the open table
Speaker 2: reservation app holding your spot in.
Speaker 3: The dinner line.
Speaker 2: It does not provide do anything else, but that is
Speaker 2: what grants you quote legal status. So that is the separation.
Speaker 2: So we are still seeing around five thousand people enter
Speaker 2: the country in some way, shape or form. Every day,
Speaker 2: we've got around eighteen hundred coming through illegally through the ports.
Speaker 2: We have fourteen hundred and fifty to two thousand coming
Speaker 2: in with the CBP one app each and every day
Speaker 2: at the ports of entry.
Speaker 3: We've got one thousand a day.
Speaker 2: Through the CHNV parole program, which is thirty thousand a month,
Speaker 2: and then we have two to seven hundred gotaways every
Speaker 2: day that are recorded. Okay, so you tell me that
Speaker 2: the numbers are down, that the numbers are better.
Speaker 3: They're better than twelve thousand in December.
Speaker 2: Yes, you're right, they're better than three hundred thousand for
Speaker 2: the month of December. You're absolutely right there. We did
Speaker 2: just get the numbers for last month. They are the
Speaker 2: lowest on record for the Biden administration. But again those
Speaker 2: aren't including some of those numbers I was talking about,
Speaker 2: and they've kind of moved. What means, what makes sense
Speaker 2: to America, what is digestible to America is that word
Speaker 2: legal versus illegal. And so right now they're saying illegal
Speaker 2: crossings are down, and they are accurate to say that.
Speaker 1: As far as the fifty seven kids hiding in a group,
Speaker 1: explain how children are used to get special treatment, and
Speaker 1: then the kids are passed around of parent to parent
Speaker 1: to a friend, a friend who the children are bought
Speaker 1: and sold and children aren't worth their weight in gold
Speaker 1: because it gives you a pass to get into the country.
Speaker 1: Explain how kids are used illegally to get in the
Speaker 1: country and jump the line.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So, when I first started covering this story, the conversation
Speaker 2: and narrative around these unaccompanied children was, Gosh, how desperate
Speaker 2: these parents must be that they want their child to
Speaker 2: have a better life, so they're going to send them alone,
Speaker 2: send them across the border, and hope that someday they're reunited.
Speaker 2: That is not what I'm seeing. That is not what
Speaker 2: I've experienced. That is not what these kids are saying.
Speaker 2: Most of these unaccompanied children that crossover have note cards.
Speaker 2: They have an address written on them and sharpie. It
Speaker 2: might be written on their might be written on their arm.
Speaker 2: They have a note card. Most of the time, their parent,
Speaker 2: the adult supervision that was supposed to come across the
Speaker 2: border with them, is already in the United States. I
Speaker 2: met a ten year old and a seven year old
Speaker 2: from Ecuador who said their mom was already in Texas.
Speaker 3: Somewhere.
Speaker 2: I met them in Lukeville, Arizona. So these kids are
Speaker 2: actually left behind, oftentimes by the parents. And this is
Speaker 2: according to former HSI special agent Victoravala, who says that
Speaker 2: oftentimes they are payment. They are left behind. The parent
Speaker 2: might have three or four kids, maybe they leave two
Speaker 2: behind with the promise that they're going to be reunited
Speaker 2: because those kids can then come over with someone else
Speaker 2: as a family unit, and they'll have a better shot
Speaker 2: of coming in. They're reused, they're recycled. These kids are
Speaker 2: utilized to help other people get into the country. They're
Speaker 2: also exploited and trafficked on the Mexico side, and they're
Speaker 2: also there's new studies, the new research and the New
Speaker 2: York Times has done it. They are put into forced
Speaker 2: labor here in the United States, working for nothing way.
Speaker 3: And that is the reality.
Speaker 2: So these children, the narrative does not necessarily fit what
Speaker 2: I initially was told covering this crisis. What we're seeing
Speaker 2: more now than anything else is these kids are left
Speaker 2: behind in Mexico as payment. The cartel uses them in
Speaker 2: whatever way, shape or form, in whatever lucrative way that
Speaker 2: might be. And yes, that does include the worst case
Speaker 2: scenario that you don't want to think about what you're
Speaker 2: thinking about right now. Those children are used that way
Speaker 2: and then they're sent over to the US in the
Speaker 2: hopes of reconnecting with their parent or guardian. But here's
Speaker 2: the thing that note card. Border patrol calls the note card,
Speaker 2: the number on the note card, they say, yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: the parent. They send them off to that note card.
Speaker 2: They didn't go and make a home visit. They didn't
Speaker 2: go and get DNA or fingerprints. DNA testing mandatory ended
Speaker 2: under the Biden administration. They only do DNA testing with
Speaker 2: parental consent. But these parents might not be their parents
Speaker 2: and you need consent from them.
Speaker 3: We have an issue with.
Speaker 2: The unaccompanied children down here. This administration has released more
Speaker 2: unaccompanied children into the country than the last six years combined,
Speaker 2: and that spans two administrations.
Speaker 3: They do not deny the.
Speaker 2: Admission of unaccompanied children, so we do see them in droves.
Speaker 2: That was a concern for advocacy groups that we would
Speaker 2: see more child trafficking, and we are seeing more of
Speaker 2: those situations.
Speaker 3: Again. We had a group of I believe it.
Speaker 2: Was two hundred and four people, and fifty seven of
Speaker 2: them were unaccompanied children you're looking at twenty five percent
Speaker 2: of a group, and a lot of them are adults,
Speaker 2: are kids, And I was watching these kids today, Bill,
Speaker 2: some of our little kids. Yes, some of them are
Speaker 2: seventeen and they're considered miners, okay, but some of them
Speaker 2: are four and five and they're holding hands with their siblings,
Speaker 2: scared to death. That's the reality down here. So you
Speaker 2: can sit here and say the border is secure and
Speaker 2: there's no problem down here, but I'm living it every day,
Speaker 2: and that is a bold, safe lie, and America deserves
Speaker 2: to know what's going.
Speaker 3: On down here.
Speaker 1: Pali Bradley, you had reporting on News Nation about the
Speaker 1: Mexican drug cartels given the permission to shoot border patrol,
Speaker 1: maybe with sniper rifles or other weapons, to get the
Speaker 1: border patrol defending themselves instead of defending the border. Can
Speaker 1: you put some more meat on those bones? What is happening? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, So it's pretty wild because there's always been kind
Speaker 2: of like a long standing, unwritten, unspoken agreement. If you will, Hey,
Speaker 2: the cartel, we know what you're doing over there, you're operating,
Speaker 2: you're doing your business, but don't shoot at us.
Speaker 3: Don't shoot American journalists.
Speaker 2: Don't shoot Americans, don't kill us, and we're going to
Speaker 2: continue to operate.
Speaker 3: Not nicely, but you're operating and we're operating.
Speaker 2: So there's always been kind of an agreement that that's
Speaker 2: not happening because it's bad for business. You remember back
Speaker 2: in the early nineties when that went down with a
Speaker 2: special agent.
Speaker 3: Over in Mexico. He was killed.
Speaker 2: I mean, the DEA was involved, everybody was involved, full sup.
Speaker 2: So the cartel knows if they get involved with law
Speaker 2: enforcement on this side, them are fighting words. And so
Speaker 2: they've never had a green light or permission to shoot
Speaker 2: an agent.
Speaker 3: Have shots been fired for Mexico.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, We're not naive to think that that's never happened.
Speaker 2: But to have permission to go after law enforcement when
Speaker 2: it has been such a taboo move and the.
Speaker 3: Past is really interesting here.
Speaker 2: And what's interesting is just weeks ago we also reported
Speaker 2: on IEDs and RPGs and a slew of ammunition found
Speaker 2: in a Mexican scout site just on the other side
Speaker 2: of the Arizona border. And back then CBP said, we're
Speaker 2: you know, we're we take threats seriously.
Speaker 3: We're concerned, but the reality is they're not going to
Speaker 3: do any because it's stab for business.
Speaker 2: But agents I talked to you said, we are actually
Speaker 2: concerned because the cartel is operating in ways that we
Speaker 2: have not seen before. Right now, you have an all
Speaker 2: out war within a cartel. Seina Lola cartel is fighting itself,
Speaker 2: so that is unprecedented in its own So agents are saying,
Speaker 2: we don't know what these guys are capable of, and
Speaker 2: we're getting in the middle of their fighting.
Speaker 3: We're getting in the middle of their money.
Speaker 2: It's harder to move people and bodies right now because
Speaker 2: there's more kind of heat on the border with this administration,
Speaker 2: so they don't want those issues with border patrol right
Speaker 2: and so they're kind of weighing the collateral damage here.
Speaker 2: Do they go do border patrol show up and then
Speaker 2: bring the heat from Mexican lawenforce in the Mexican military,
Speaker 2: or do they go after border patrol and remove that
Speaker 2: element and then they don't have to deal with the
Speaker 2: Mexican element. So those are real factors that are happening
Speaker 2: down here at the southern border, and Border Patrol is
Speaker 2: on high alert. CBP saying they take these threats seriously.
Speaker 2: They're working with their local law enforcement partners to make
Speaker 2: sure that they're safe. I mean, just three days ago,
Speaker 2: ranch workers, these contract workers were reported shots fired at
Speaker 2: them from the Mexico side out here in Eagle Paths.
Speaker 2: So that is a continuation of what's been going on
Speaker 2: for three and a half years. Just nobody knows it's
Speaker 2: still going on. So you know, News Nation has not left.
Speaker 2: We have been boots on the ground. As you mentioned,
Speaker 2: I moved myself to the border months ago, so I
Speaker 2: have been living, eating, breathing, sleepiness for three and a
Speaker 2: half years. And you know, I would say the most
Speaker 2: frustrating part is that we're going into one of the
Speaker 2: most contingents selections of our of our history, and the
Speaker 2: most important one arguably, and immigration is one of the
Speaker 2: most important topics to voters. But are they getting the
Speaker 2: right information? And that's what concerns me is I'm just
Speaker 2: a little guy. I'm just one guy at NewsNation, and
Speaker 2: thank god that we're having this conversation because people do
Speaker 2: need to know what's going on when they go and vote.
Speaker 2: And if they don't care what's going on, then that's fine,
Speaker 2: vote for more of the same. If you do care,
Speaker 2: vote differently, you know. So they need to be armed
Speaker 2: with the information, and right now they're just not getting it.
Speaker 1: A couple more inquiries. Ali Bradley of News Nation. Imagine
Speaker 1: the same policies. You talk about three hundred thousand known
Speaker 1: in December, which is an influx of the size of
Speaker 1: the city of Cincinnati. You take Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana. There's
Speaker 1: about twenty one million people that live in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana.
Speaker 1: At the rate of five thousand a day that is known,
Speaker 1: that's about two million a year. Times five or ten
Speaker 1: more years. Suddenly you're up to twenty to thirty to
Speaker 1: forty million more people on top of what's here. I
Speaker 1: can't imagine the country surviving the next five to ten
Speaker 1: years with maybe one hundred million more illegals inside this country.
Speaker 1: And what that portends. Is there a sense that is
Speaker 1: the election gets closer and one candidate has an open
Speaker 1: border policy, the other candidate says, shut down the border
Speaker 1: if necessary, put the US military on the southern border,
Speaker 1: find out who's coming in here, to port those that
Speaker 1: are here. It has never been a more stark contrast
Speaker 1: between the two. So if I'm operating the cine cartels, etc.
Speaker 1: I'm rushing the border. Between now and January the twentieth,
Speaker 1: especially if Trump wins. It looks like Trump's going to win,
Speaker 1: but who knows it's equally possible Kamala Harris will win
Speaker 1: and continue these policies. Is there a sense over the
Speaker 1: If Trump wins the election November fifth, sixth, or seventh,
Speaker 1: he's announced the winner, what happens in the border for
Speaker 1: the next two and a half months waiting for Trump
Speaker 1: to get control of the border. What happens then? Do
Speaker 1: they rush the border? Is there four hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: thousand more in Mexico coming up to get here before
Speaker 1: that happens. What happens in that circumstance of Trump is elected.
Speaker 1: What happens between then and January twentieth.
Speaker 2: So yeah, So let's start first with the vice president's
Speaker 2: kind of policies, if you will, because she at her
Speaker 2: rally at the border was saying she's going to be
Speaker 2: tougher than Biden on the border. If someone crosses illegally
Speaker 2: between a port of entry, she's going to slap them
Speaker 2: with a five year ban and ineligibility for asylum. But
Speaker 2: let me tell you this bill that's already the law.
Speaker 2: That is something that njorc is touted at the end
Speaker 2: of Title forty two.
Speaker 3: That is already.
Speaker 2: Supposed to be happening. So I want people to understand
Speaker 2: that first, that they are already supposed to be banned
Speaker 2: for five years and ineligible for asylum if they cross
Speaker 2: between a port of entry. That is the current law.
Speaker 2: That is the law under Title eight. So just so
Speaker 2: you're aware of that, and that is the policy that
Speaker 2: she's counting. When it comes to Trump, the conversations down
Speaker 2: here at the Southern Mortar are that there will be
Speaker 2: a surge. There is concern that there will be a
Speaker 2: mass wave of people that are trying to come in
Speaker 2: because Trump is promising this mass deportation, right, the biggest
Speaker 2: deportation anyone has ever seen, and he's willing to use
Speaker 2: executive actions to cancel NTAs, to remove temporary protective status.
Speaker 2: He wants them out. So there is conversation, and the
Speaker 2: most of the conversation that I'm hearing is that there
Speaker 2: is going to be an unprecedented number of people trying
Speaker 2: to get in before that.
Speaker 3: Mass deportation happens, so they can hide somewhere, right.
Speaker 2: But the flip side of that, the other very the
Speaker 2: whispers that I'm hearing is that they won't try because
Speaker 2: they don't want to waste their money because they know
Speaker 2: under Trump they'll be removed.
Speaker 3: I don't believe.
Speaker 2: That that has the strong of an.
Speaker 3: Influence as the other side. So we'll see.
Speaker 2: We've seen caravans down there manifesting in Tapatula. We've seen
Speaker 2: thousands of people down there, you know, kind of the
Speaker 2: unrest growing there where they have been parked for months,
Speaker 2: sitting down there, demanding papers to transit into move throughout
Speaker 2: the country. And so it'll be interesting to see. But
Speaker 2: the speculation, the conversation and the preparation down here is
Speaker 2: they are expecting a surge if Trump does win in November.
Speaker 1: Ali Bradley, stay safe. I'm glad there's one reporter nationally
Speaker 1: covering the story in an objective way. Ali Bradley of
Speaker 1: News Nation, once again, thank you for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. Stay safe and God bless America. Ali,
Speaker 1: thank you very much. Thank you, God bless God, Bless America.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more that's the truth and not the
Speaker 1: crap on News Radio seven hundred WLW. You know, Ali
Speaker 1: Bradley of News Nation, to run a course by my
Speaker 1: buddy Sean Compton, is the only reporter nationally on the
Speaker 1: ground and Eagle Pass, Texas and other places. Because the
Speaker 1: mainstream media has figured out that this issue is when
Speaker 1: you and I care about deeply, and as a consequence,
Speaker 1: they don't want to cover it. And they don't want
Speaker 1: to cover it because it is so injurious to the
Speaker 1: election of Kamala Harris. So if something's going to hurt
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, guess what is not covered. If it's going
Speaker 1: to help Donald Trump, it's really not covered. It got
Speaker 1: both elements together, then it's really really not covered. But
Speaker 1: you and I know it's not about Springfield, Ohio and
Speaker 1: barbecue and kats and dogs. It's not about that. When
Speaker 1: I had Rob Sanders on about a week or two ago,
Speaker 1: he talked about the problems in Covington of illegal aliens,
Speaker 1: many times acting up committing crimes, having no proper id
Speaker 1: The court system is overwhelmed with different dialects from the Caribbean,
Speaker 1: from South America, Africa and Asia, that you have to
Speaker 1: have special esl individuals to spend millions of dollars to
Speaker 1: help this person from around the world to committed serious
Speaker 1: crime to face justice, and so to have her on
Speaker 1: to describe the mess on the Southern border that Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris says, the numbers are way down. Maybe in one
Speaker 1: category their way down, but they're not way down numerically.
Speaker 1: Taking a holistic approach, the best it is is about
Speaker 1: two million persons per year coming in illegally. That's the best,
Speaker 1: and likely the numbers closer to five or six million.
Speaker 1: The numbers closer to twelve to fifteen million illegals. And
Speaker 1: one of the worst parts of this is the treatment
Speaker 1: of children. And Democratic parties supposedly cares about children. You
Speaker 1: heard her report that these kids are trafficked generally for sex,
Speaker 1: but also for other purposes. And young men have got
Speaker 1: to join gangs of Venezuelans or Chileans or others to
Speaker 1: hold up on the rob and to commit burglaries in
Speaker 1: Indian Hill in Westchester and Villa Hills. As part of
Speaker 1: the price to come over the southern border. They're forced
Speaker 1: to become gang bangers. Some willingly do it, some do not.
Speaker 1: We don't need these problems in this country. And when
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris loses the presidency, it'll mainly be because of
Speaker 1: the issue of illegal alien migration that you and I
Speaker 1: have figured out and the media and the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: has not. I spoke to an official with the Cincinnati
Speaker 1: Public Schools. You can't ask for immigration status, you can't
Speaker 1: ask for birthplace. But the estimate is five thousand illegal
Speaker 1: children here illegally are supposedly being educated at CPS. Of
Speaker 1: the thirty six thousand, about twenty percent are illegals that
Speaker 1: should not be here. And when you put a fourteen
Speaker 1: year old in a class that that fourteen year old,
Speaker 1: God bless him, doesn't understand the English, has no idea
Speaker 1: about the culture, and you begin the process, well, let's
Speaker 1: put him in the put them in as freshmen when
Speaker 1: they cannot speak of the English, and they have no
Speaker 1: idea what they're doing, and you push them along because
Speaker 1: there's no failure in urban public school districts. You can't fail.
Speaker 1: You have a collapse of public education. In addition to
Speaker 1: the behavioral problems. What's a Channel five or nine a
Speaker 1: couple of nights ago that talked about what happens in
Speaker 1: Oakley every afternoon when a couple hundred kids are dropped
Speaker 1: off on a bus transfer and all hell's breaking loose,
Speaker 1: and that's the problem. And we have our own problems
Speaker 1: here without importing third World poverty into the Tri state area.
Speaker 1: And when she loses, it'll be because of this issue,
Speaker 1: and along with all the others, but this issue when
Speaker 1: she says the southern border is closed or the southern
Speaker 1: border is efficient, the southern border, she said. And with
Speaker 1: the interview with Brett Baer, the numbers are way down.
Speaker 1: The numbers are way down in one category, but not
Speaker 1: way down in other categories. And right now in Fox
Speaker 1: I have this video of Donald Trump showing up at
Speaker 1: a Bronx barber shop with a whole bunch of black
Speaker 1: and Hispanic guys talking about the issues not covered by
Speaker 1: the mainstream media because it doesn't fit. They want to
Speaker 1: make them objects of hatred and scored. Remember the campaign
Speaker 1: of love, the campaign of joy has now become one
Speaker 1: of hate and accusations. It's awful. So a note with interest.
Speaker 1: Every year, in the first week of October, there was
Speaker 1: a straw poll taken in the state of California, and
Speaker 1: generally it's in the freshmen and sophomore years about if
Speaker 1: you could vote, who would you vote for for president?
Speaker 1: And I think the language is tilted to such an
Speaker 1: extent that there's been some reporting out of a Los
Speaker 1: Angeles School District that if you voted for Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: there was a pizza party. If you order for Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: you didn't get anything. That's how they twist and turn it.
Speaker 1: But looking at the results of these polls that there's
Speaker 1: increasingly evident Latino support and black mail support for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And Donald Trump got eighteen percent eighteen percent of his
Speaker 1: spanning voters in twenty twenty. These are real voters, and
Speaker 1: so far this year he's pulling about forty percent of
Speaker 1: his spaning's going to vote for Donald Trump. Throw in
Speaker 1: black mails. He spends his time speaking with black males who,
Speaker 1: by the way, Wine dined in pocket line him for
Speaker 1: a very long time. He got every award as a
Speaker 1: private citizen that Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton could give somebody,
Speaker 1: He got them all and black mails. In twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: nine percent voted for Donald Trump. In twenty twenty, it
Speaker 1: doubled to eighteen percent black mails voting for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Now it's thirty one percent are voting for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: They can't take it anymore. Also, I would point out
Speaker 1: that overall, Trump is trailing Vice President of Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: among black folks a tally of seventy eight percent total
Speaker 1: fifteen percent, with black females voting for Kamala Harris at about
Speaker 1: ninety percent. Put all that together, things are sliding the
Speaker 1: wrong direction for the Democrats, and that many African Americans
Speaker 1: have figured out for years what we were promised isn't
Speaker 1: exactly what has been delivered by the Democrat Party. In fact,
Speaker 1: just the opposite has been delivered. To go back in
Speaker 1: time a little bit, virtually, there was unanimity among black
Speaker 1: voters between like eighteen sixty four and the nineteen thirties,
Speaker 1: about ninety percent voted for Republicans over that sixty five
Speaker 1: year period because of Abraham Lincoln and the fact the
Speaker 1: Democrats and what's happening in the modern Democrat Party is
Speaker 1: the vestige of that. But the Democrats were a party
Speaker 1: of slavery and Jim Crow the party the Ku klux lanned,
Speaker 1: We're all Democrats. The lynching of black folks all Democrats.
Speaker 1: That was the Democratic Party. So African Americans said, I'm
Speaker 1: not voting for those who have imprisoned me, raped my mother,
Speaker 1: raped my sister, sold my mother, sold my father into slavery.
Speaker 1: Those are all Democrats. So between eighteen sixty four and
Speaker 1: the nineteen certainly by the nineteen sixties early seventies, it
Speaker 1: was strictly black folks voted for are Republicans because Republicans
Speaker 1: is a party of freedom. Then something switched in the
Speaker 1: nineteen sixties and seventies and now eighties. Democratic Party have
Speaker 1: promised and undelivered to African American voters for so long
Speaker 1: that generally African Americans vote like ninety percent for the
Speaker 1: Democrat and also of course liberal white college graduates and others.
Speaker 1: But they figured out, you know what, it ain't working,
Speaker 1: no more not working, And so most the polling indicates
Speaker 1: that Kamala Harris may get eighty percent of the Black
Speaker 1: vote and Donald Trump's going to get about twenty percent
Speaker 1: of the Black vote, and that Kamala Harris is going
Speaker 1: to get about sixty percent or less of the spanning vote,
Speaker 1: and Donald Trump's going to get thirty five to forty
Speaker 1: percent of the spanning vote. Hispanics and Blacks won a
Speaker 1: southern border. That's intact. They want jobs, they want homes,
Speaker 1: they want to have lower prices, things of that character,
Speaker 1: and they're not getting it, in fact, just getting the opposite.
Speaker 1: It's amazing to me in urban areas Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, whatever,
Speaker 1: it might be, that the promises of the Democrat Party too,
Speaker 1: they're base voters for the half a century have been
Speaker 1: completely lost and denied. A black guy, a black woman
Speaker 1: living in Roselawn want to have a functional community with
Speaker 1: little or no crime. They want good public schools, they
Speaker 1: want law enforcement, they want jobs, and the Democrat Party
Speaker 1: promise this at all and delivers nothing, zero zilch, and
Speaker 1: still Democratic politics dominates urban areas. Maybe there'll be a
Speaker 1: breaking point, some idea, there has to be a breaking
Speaker 1: point saying this is what you promised for the last
Speaker 1: half a century, and this is what you delivered. The
Speaker 1: last Republican mayor of the City of Cincinnati was Willis Gratison.
Speaker 1: It wasn't John Kenneth Blackwell. JK. Blackwell was a charter right,
Speaker 1: you may remember. So there's not been a Republican elected
Speaker 1: mayor in this town for more than a half a century.
Speaker 1: But what keeps Cincinnati alive as I speak, is law enforcement.
Speaker 1: The Sheriff's office, Charmaine McGuffey, the police Department Fiji, and
Speaker 1: most importantly, the Prosecutor's office. When I speak to those
Speaker 1: in Cleveland, Columbus, Chicago, Dayton. There's no way BLINK could
Speaker 1: ever work in any of those towns because there's a
Speaker 1: fear that suburbanites have going into the urban core that
Speaker 1: I'm going to be subjected to a thievery and burglary
Speaker 1: and car break ins and murders and rapes and robberies,
Speaker 1: and I don't want it. Last night Blink took place.
Speaker 1: As I understand it from Brendan Cole, there were no
Speaker 1: serious crimes at all committed. Mainly it's because we have
Speaker 1: a prosecutor, whether it was Joe Deeters or Melissa Powers,
Speaker 1: that will enforce the law. We continue to have a
Speaker 1: CPD since I police that generally does enforce the law
Speaker 1: over the objections of city council members. They want to
Speaker 1: enforce the law. And the reason so many democratic cities
Speaker 1: have gone into the tubes is because of a lack
Speaker 1: of law enforcement. As you now know the truth, the
Speaker 1: FBI revised their statistics violent crime in America is way up.
Speaker 1: It's not down now, David Muir of ABC News, you
Speaker 1: use that as a club against Donald Trump. As you know,
Speaker 1: the FBI said crime is down. Well, they revised the
Speaker 1: numbers a week ago. Crime is way up, especially violent crimes,
Speaker 1: and of course we know it, and it's higher than
Speaker 1: that because many police agencies do not report crimes to
Speaker 1: the FBI computer. In Washington, crime is way up. In Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: We're at the tipping point of going the way of Dayton,
Speaker 1: going the way of Chicago, going the way of Cleveland.
Speaker 1: When Jimmy Haslin wants to leave downtown Cleveland because of
Speaker 1: crime and other reasons and go to the suburbs through
Speaker 1: at a tipping point, and I would implore and beg
Speaker 1: the Democratic voters in Hamlet Accounting to look at the
Speaker 1: circumstances in which you find yourself and wonder to yourself,
Speaker 1: do we need a liberal Democratic prosecutor who, in her
Speaker 1: life she's in her mid sixties, Connie Pillage, has never
Speaker 1: tried a criminal case in her life, has never prosecuted
Speaker 1: one criminal in her life, and whose brief legislative history
Speaker 1: was typically voting with far left democratic causes. We have
Speaker 1: a functional prosecutor's office, and if we lose the prosecutor's
Speaker 1: office to the forces of evil on the left, then
Speaker 1: all of Hamblety County is going to look like downtown Dayton.
Speaker 1: Or downtown Louisville or downtown Cleveland. It's going to be
Speaker 1: emptied out, which is there is a little bit of
Speaker 1: a life developing back in the city core with individuals
Speaker 1: moving residences to downtown Cincinnati. And the reason is three
Speaker 1: c DC. The reason is Reds and Bengals and Fifth
Speaker 1: Third Bank and Procter and god in Western and Southern
Speaker 1: and the Joseph Automotive Group all have connections. Jeff Ruby,
Speaker 1: Downtown Steakhouse, the Aaronoff Center, the Taste Octoberfest, FC Music Hall.
Speaker 1: We have a core group in Cincinnati that functions the
Speaker 1: Flying Pig, the races we have downtown. And it's because
Speaker 1: there continues to be a sense of we suburbanites that
Speaker 1: safely you can go downtown and if something bad happens
Speaker 1: to you, there'll be a prosecutor that will send the
Speaker 1: perpetrator to jail, or at least try to send the
Speaker 1: perpetrator to jail. Over the objection of about fifty percent
Speaker 1: of the liberal Democratic judges, we want to go back
Speaker 1: thirty years in time to free a person who raped
Speaker 1: and murdered a child. That it's unbelievable, but we're tipping
Speaker 1: and if it all goes one direction, We're going to
Speaker 1: lose things like Blink, things like the taste in Octoberfest.
Speaker 1: Non attendance at Music Hall FC, which is growing magnificently,
Speaker 1: is going to be hurt. Three c DC will quit
Speaker 1: spending money in the urban core, and we're done, I'm
Speaker 1: told by those who have been in downtown Cleveland and
Speaker 1: is emptied out and don't have events like we have there.
Speaker 1: And that's the main reason Jimmy Haslam, the owner of
Speaker 1: the Brown's, going to move about twenty miles south to
Speaker 1: brook Park. He wants to get out of the urban
Speaker 1: core because it is dangerous for his customers. That is
Speaker 1: not yet the case in Cincinnati. And as long as
Speaker 1: you vote for all the Democrats you want. When it
Speaker 1: comes to law enforcement, Melissa Powers is at the crucible
Speaker 1: of escape from New York on one hand, or functional
Speaker 1: prosecution on the other. And we've got to have at
Speaker 1: least one office, one office in Hamlin, a county controlled
Speaker 1: by a different party, to keep an eye and everything else.
Speaker 1: It's called democracy, it's called checks and balances. Melissa Powers
Speaker 1: has prosecuted one hundred and fifty thousand cases County Pillage zero,
Speaker 1: and she promises more of these make work programs that
Speaker 1: have no hope whatsoever succeeding. We have a sheriff, Charmaine McGuffey,
Speaker 1: we have a functioning police department, Chief Fiji. We have
Speaker 1: a functioning prosecutor's office. And when the prosecutor's office goes,
Speaker 1: it hardly ever comes back. The other way. Institutions move out.
Speaker 1: We can't take it anymore. So think about that. Even
Speaker 1: if you're a Democrat, have a lucid moment and say
Speaker 1: I can't put in the prosecutor's office a woman in
Speaker 1: her sixties, that is, has never tried a case in
Speaker 1: her life, as opposed to another woman who's been in
Speaker 1: the law enforcement in Hamlet County for over thirty five years.
Speaker 1: That's Melissa Powers as a prosecutor and as a magistrate
Speaker 1: and as a judge, and now the prosecutor. That please,
Speaker 1: I implore you that do not destroy Hamilton County, like other
Speaker 1: Blue cities and blue counties, has been destroyed by left
Speaker 1: wing politics. It doesn't work. Blink will succeed. In fact,
Speaker 1: the Great American may go to Blink tonight to look
Speaker 1: at it myself. But it will succeed because we have
Speaker 1: a functional prosecutor's office, and to do otherwise means we're
Speaker 1: going to look like downtown Dayton, or downtown Cleveland, or
Speaker 1: downtown Chicago or downtown San Francisco. I saw a report
Speaker 1: to last night out of California. The Fisherman's Wharf has gone.
Speaker 1: The businesses are shut down, Customers, tourists are not going there,
Speaker 1: the hotels are unoccupied, and it's a washed out area
Speaker 1: because of the policies of Nancy Pelosi and Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: That's what's happen. Don't let Cincinnati become that way. Please
Speaker 1: keep a functional prosecutor's office to keep an eye on everything.
Speaker 1: Melissa Powers is a great American and she'll be great
Speaker 1: along the course. With Rob Sanders keeping eye on things
Speaker 1: in Kenton County, it's wonderful. Let's continue. Coming up next
Speaker 1: is Bill Wills, one of our great former morning men
Speaker 1: here and the big one. He's going to break down
Speaker 1: the Cleveland Browns game with the Bengals, and also what
Speaker 1: happened last night with the Guardians and the Yanks. The
Speaker 1: Yanks are coming and they had the most exciting postseason
Speaker 1: game I've seen in a long time. We'll see what
Speaker 1: happens today. But please think about law enforcement and your
Speaker 1: family when voting for the prosecutor. That office is critical.
Speaker 1: Let's continue, Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred ww All right,
Speaker 1: Billy cunning In the Great America, we never stopped, We
Speaker 1: never hesitate, We simply continued. And I now from the
Speaker 1: northern shore, the great state of Ohio with Bill Wills,
Speaker 1: who got his chops right here in Cincinnati through Lynchburg, Ohio.
Speaker 1: He was the morning man here for quite a period
Speaker 1: of time and outgrew the market according to Tony Bender,
Speaker 1: and then moved up to Cleveland, which I think is
Speaker 1: a down draft, not a enough draft, but nonetheless, Bill
Speaker 1: Wills from TM and Cleveland. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: Bill Wills, how are you?
Speaker 4: Legend? With that intro? Always an honor to beat with you,
Speaker 4: and certainly a joy with all we have going on
Speaker 4: in Cleveland.
Speaker 1: My friend, I'm watching the game, the game. I want
Speaker 1: to talk about the Brownies, of course, oh yeah, sure
Speaker 1: we'll talk. But the game last night between the Yankees
Speaker 1: and the Guardians, I'm thinking, okay, it's over the Yankster
Speaker 1: up three zip. They're losing three to one, come back
Speaker 1: five to three. It's over. That's it. All of a
Speaker 1: sudden hell, break loose. It was hatred, despair, all of
Speaker 1: a sudden glory. Explain the emotions of last night's game
Speaker 1: between the Yankees and Guardians. You're in the playoffs, the
Speaker 1: Reds likely never will be again. Give me a full report.
Speaker 4: I want to touch on the Reds and make Reds
Speaker 4: fans feel good about what's happening in Cleveland because it
Speaker 4: ties back to Terry Francona having said that I posted
Speaker 4: last night. The game was every emotion. It was a wedding,
Speaker 4: a funeral, a baptism, a birth, and if you're a
Speaker 4: Yankees fan, maybe a brisk It was absolutely amazing to
Speaker 4: go through the night, back and forth. Our closer, Emmanuel
Speaker 4: Classe up against Judge, he hits the home run, Their
Speaker 4: closer against ours and their closure goes out. It's a
Speaker 4: walk off. In ten we're still down a game to
Speaker 4: the Yankees. But now back to Terry, what you experience
Speaker 4: watching the Guardians last night. Bill was built by Terry
Speaker 4: Francona and Stephen Volte will tell you that the players
Speaker 4: that we use, you know, we're twenty third in payroll,
Speaker 4: Roger twenty fifth, as Terry told you in his press
Speaker 4: conference was of course I checked out on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: He takes any ballplayer and tries to make him the
Speaker 4: best he can. And those skills, those fundamentals, and the
Speaker 4: guys that are are now you know, a couple of
Speaker 4: games away from the World Series all were taught by
Speaker 4: one Terry Francona. So I think the success that we're
Speaker 4: enjoying in Cleveland, I think Reds fans may have down
Speaker 4: the road, you.
Speaker 1: Know, making sense, Terry Francona took this town by storm.
Speaker 1: I didn't know this at the time, but when Peter
Speaker 1: Edward Rose recently departed, was in Montreal, his roommate was
Speaker 1: Terry Francona. They lived together, how about that one in
Speaker 1: Montreal for about three or four months, And that's the connection.
Speaker 1: That's the connection to Cincinnati right there. Plus he played
Speaker 1: for the rest Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Arry and I did a lot of radio shows
Speaker 4: together because we carry them, and we always talked about
Speaker 4: Cincinnati and he had so he's got great stories about
Speaker 4: Marty Brenhaman and if you never get him on the
Speaker 4: here to talk about those, he and Marty are very close,
Speaker 4: and I'm sure it's come out by now. But Marty,
Speaker 4: I'm sure was very intricate, shall we say, in getting
Speaker 4: Terry and Miss Cancelini together. But I just want to say,
Speaker 4: you're getting a great way. He's solid, he's enjoyable, it's
Speaker 4: great to work with. And I really think and Stephen
Speaker 4: boot will say that Cleveland success this year really started
Speaker 4: with the building blocks from Terry Francona.
Speaker 1: No, let's talk about the Brownies, of course on Sunday
Speaker 1: Big Game. The Bengals have not won a game in
Speaker 1: Cleveland since twenty seventeen. That's like seven or eight in
Speaker 1: a row lost. And now you've got Nick Chubb back.
Speaker 1: And I'm told by my Cleveland sources through the spirit
Speaker 1: of Trevisano that Deshaun Watson is about to have a
Speaker 1: fabulous game and to arise without an offensive line with
Speaker 1: nobody to throw the ball to. And Nick Chubb can't
Speaker 1: be any good, just out for about a year with
Speaker 1: that serious knee injury. So what is this sentiment in Cleveland,
Speaker 1: the Northern command of the state of Ohio about the
Speaker 1: big game on Sunday? Do you care at all about
Speaker 1: the game? Brownies have won one game this year, and
Speaker 1: I worry about that are they poise for victory or defeat?
Speaker 1: What do you say? Bill Wills a.
Speaker 4: Couple of talking points. If Watson has a great game,
Speaker 4: it'll be better than the Lazarus coming out of the tomb.
Speaker 4: When it comes to Nick Chubb, I'm not sure anybody
Speaker 4: wants to run behind our line because we just need't
Speaker 4: got no line. And that's one of the problems with Watson.
Speaker 4: He has very little protection and his skills have been
Speaker 4: shall we say diminished? Yes, Browns are one and five.
Speaker 4: My brother Joe is a season ticket holder for your
Speaker 4: Cincinnati Bengals, and I talked to him this week. He said, yeah,
Speaker 4: they score, but there's no offense. But I mean our defense.
Speaker 4: The one guy you got to worry about. Oh his
Speaker 4: big Miles Garrett, number ninety five. I me right, that
Speaker 4: is his arms, Bill are as big as my legs,
Speaker 4: and my legs are pretty big, so he's gonna want
Speaker 4: to jump for him. Man, he's a man's man. And
Speaker 4: you know, the defense has been the key for the Browns,
Speaker 4: although we've only got one win to show for it
Speaker 4: this year.
Speaker 1: Miles Garrett, The rumor is he may be traded before
Speaker 1: the trading deadline. Miles Garrett is a man's man and
Speaker 1: a woman's man. Got a hairy ass, and the guy's strong,
Speaker 1: tough and brave. He's going to be traded, supposedly because
Speaker 1: Jimmy Haslam says that they're in a rebuilding project. Again.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine the Browns at this point in a
Speaker 1: rebuilding project with a terrible quarterback making a quarter of
Speaker 1: billion dollars a year running back just coming back, no
Speaker 1: offensive line, nobody to throw the ball to, and the
Speaker 1: Browns beat the Bengal up. That's impossible, impossible.
Speaker 4: No, no, and the owner wants a new stadium.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: Deshaun Watson actually is twenty four for twenty four in
Speaker 4: lawsuits bill. They settled twenty four on the twenty four.
Speaker 4: So far his ranking is better there than he is
Speaker 4: on the field.
Speaker 1: He's got to keep his private parts inside of zippra.
Speaker 1: That's a different problem. What's the sense of Jimmy Haslam
Speaker 1: moving that brown He's out of the lakeside and moving
Speaker 1: to twenty five miles. It'd be like the Bengals move
Speaker 1: into Warren County or something. What's the sentiment of Cleveland.
Speaker 1: Do Cleveland Browns fans care as long as they stay
Speaker 1: in the Cleveland area fifty to fifty.
Speaker 4: If your season ticket holder, it's going to be easier
Speaker 4: to get to your seats. If you're a purist, you
Speaker 4: like playing them by the lake front. The dome thing
Speaker 4: I think I'm mixed on. But the problem is going
Speaker 4: to be who's who's spending the money. I don't think
Speaker 4: Columbus wants to help him because they know obviously Mike
Speaker 4: Brown's gonna want whatever Jimmy gets, right. But there's a
Speaker 4: lot of land. As you and I talked a couple
Speaker 4: of month to go Bill when the story broke and
Speaker 4: you were on top of it. Of course, there's a
Speaker 4: lot of land around Burke, around the airport to Cleveland
Speaker 4: Hopkins Airport, and the city offered to close Burke lake Front,
Speaker 4: which is like closing Lunkin to say, well, Bill, there
Speaker 4: for you. And Haslam didn't want to do it because
Speaker 4: he wants control. You follow the money, he wants control
Speaker 4: of all the development, and that looks to be the
Speaker 4: way they're going to go.
Speaker 1: He'll put a flying j in there at some point.
Speaker 1: But my memory of the mistake on the lake was
Speaker 1: going with Andy Furman to the last Bengals game there
Speaker 1: with the Browns.
Speaker 6: There.
Speaker 1: The Browns fans were tearing apart the municipal stadium and
Speaker 1: behind the Browns bench and oar. Before the game, I
Speaker 1: was introduced to a young defensive coach named Nick Saban,
Speaker 1: and of course Andy Furman knew Bill Belichick. So I'm
Speaker 1: standing there with Bill Belichick and Nick Saban and I said,
Speaker 1: what's your name? He said, my name's Nick Saban. I said, well,
Speaker 1: good luck to you. And then Bill Belichick was quickly
Speaker 1: fired by the Browns. Of course he couldn't coach, and
Speaker 1: out he won, and the Browns fans tore apart the
Speaker 1: stadium and I said to the fur Ball, we need
Speaker 1: to get the hell out of here.
Speaker 4: Not good, Yeah, pick up some pick up some of
Speaker 4: those names you drop on the way home today.
Speaker 1: By the way, no question the mood.
Speaker 4: It's going to take several years, and I'm not saying
Speaker 4: it's over yet. The county is not happy about. Nobody's
Speaker 4: happy about. Plus, when you're one and five, nobody's happy.
Speaker 4: If they're undefeated, then people they want to get on
Speaker 4: the bandwagon to build a new stadium. But right now
Speaker 4: everybody seems to be on the sidelines built except for
Speaker 4: the owner who wants it done.
Speaker 1: And Jimmy Haslam is some multi billion ere The Forbes
Speaker 1: magazine came out that Mike Brown and his family's worth
Speaker 1: about five billion dollars and he's one of the poorer
Speaker 1: owners in the NFL. He's on the he's on the breadline,
Speaker 1: and Jimmy haslm is worth about ten to twelve billion.
Speaker 1: So what he wants is to basically own Warren County.
Speaker 1: Moved the Bengals to Warren County, move to Brown South.
Speaker 1: He has all the apartments, has all the strip centers,
Speaker 1: has all the all the clubs, has all the condos,
Speaker 1: and build like a large project. And Mike Brown's not
Speaker 1: built that way. Mike Brown's not a great businessman who
Speaker 1: wants to move thirty five miles away. But Jimmy Haslam does.
Speaker 1: And is that going to happen? According to the media types,
Speaker 1: I read it yesterday, Tony Benner gave me the story
Speaker 1: that it's a done deal. Is it a done deal
Speaker 1: that he's moving? He can move.
Speaker 4: I mean the issue is gonna be the Art Modell law, though,
Speaker 4: which you know very well if I passed after Modell
Speaker 4: moved the Browns, saying there has to be a period
Speaker 4: of time, a cooling off period between city officials and
Speaker 4: the owner of a team. What that technically means, we
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 1: Cool after Mike Brown.
Speaker 4: You know, you can still run into Mike Brown as
Speaker 4: de la Roses having dinner once a while, Right, you
Speaker 4: don't run into Jimmy Haslm. Okay, he's not that kind
Speaker 4: of guy. He's almost like a carpetbagger, you know. He's
Speaker 4: like Hillary Clinton went into New York to be a senator.
Speaker 4: He came in from Tennessee. He was a part owner
Speaker 4: of the Steelers, and they wanted to own a team,
Speaker 4: and the Browns were for sale, and he paid about
Speaker 4: a billion. Now they worked like eight billion dollars. It
Speaker 4: was a great investment.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Haslm now eight billion. That doesn't count the other
Speaker 1: Flying Jay and that kind of stuff. Do you miss
Speaker 1: Cincinnati at all? Because now you've established a kingdom in
Speaker 1: the north from Lynchburg, you got Reverend Ballet, you got
Speaker 1: all this stuff going on. Do you miss the Queen City?
Speaker 4: I do a great deal. We still get down there
Speaker 4: every once. A matter of fact, I told Tony Bender
Speaker 4: my dance got a little minor procedure over christ next
Speaker 4: week's I'll be there for a couple of days in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Come love the Queen City.
Speaker 4: It's always been home, Willie, and you've always been good
Speaker 4: to me. And absolutely Cincinnati's a wonderful, wonderful city.
Speaker 1: Do you still miss Mike Trevezano my running mate?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I think about him a great deal,
Speaker 4: one of the legends of the business, without a doubt.
Speaker 4: We lost him way too soon. Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, Well see what happens. And I think
Speaker 1: I wish the Guardians well. But the manager of the
Speaker 1: Yankees is a Red. Paul O'Neill does the Reds again
Speaker 1: and the closer are all Reds. As I'm thinking our
Speaker 1: team is somehow in New York.
Speaker 4: But I know, I know, I know it's a big payroll.
Speaker 4: But again for Red Stans, I'll leave you with this thought.
Speaker 4: A lot of the success Cleveland has goes back to
Speaker 4: one Terry Frankcona, and he will be your manager of
Speaker 4: the coming season.
Speaker 1: I love that idea. And Marty Brownman was the bridge.
Speaker 1: You know, Terry Francona did not want to come back.
Speaker 1: Sixty five ye hell's old, sixty five years old, as
Speaker 1: old as you know, he's getting old, should retire, go
Speaker 1: to Florida and relax. And Marty said, hey, get in here,
Speaker 1: and he met Bob and Phil and that was the
Speaker 1: end of it, and all of a sudden, we have
Speaker 1: a manager. All we need to need now is a
Speaker 1: team that's healthy. We lost our entire pitching staff on
Speaker 1: the DL and players who are using steroids and having
Speaker 1: a Matt McClain the Star Second Basement didn't get a
Speaker 1: sniff this year. So every time I look around there's
Speaker 1: another doc cremcheck work to be done. But I wish
Speaker 1: you well, Bill, I wish when you come into town
Speaker 1: next week, will you stop in and see us here
Speaker 1: at the Big.
Speaker 4: One, Willie, I'll find you. I'll try and find you
Speaker 4: and look for it, hoping person next week.
Speaker 1: Okay, God bless America. Bill Wills, What is the price
Speaker 1: of pork? But I need pork bellies, I need pigs.
Speaker 1: I need the price right now. What is the price
Speaker 1: of pork? Belly's going to give me a number?
Speaker 4: Pork belly's around seventy. Candle market is good, beautiful day
Speaker 4: to be out there harvesting.
Speaker 1: I know the farmers have you on, Bill Wills, Thank
Speaker 1: you very much, see you, buddy, see you next week.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more there it is. Bill Wills was
Speaker 1: here and then Jim Scott kind of came back the
Speaker 1: second or third time, and Randy Michael said, well, Bill,
Speaker 1: we have an opening in TM in Cleveland. I wanted
Speaker 1: to be the morning guy. He goes up there and
Speaker 1: over the next twenty five years established himself as the
Speaker 1: Mike McConnell of TAM. Gave up Ziggy's Piggies and away
Speaker 1: we go. And I miss Bill Wills every day. Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more Bill cunning into Great American Live. It's
Speaker 1: remember the Reds and the Bengals and Terry Francona News
Speaker 1: Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 6: It's a true pleasure to be with you this evening.
Speaker 6: You have amazing pleasure. And these days it's Billiet pleasure
Speaker 6: anywhere in New York without a subpoena for my appearance.
Speaker 7: Oh hello, hello, quiet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 8: God goode. This event has been referred to as the
Speaker 8: Catholic Metican of Americans identify as Catholic. Catholics will be
Speaker 8: a key demographic in every battle ground state. I'm sorry,
Speaker 8: why is Vice President Harris not here? I mean, consider this.
Speaker 9: This is a room full of Catholics and Jews in
Speaker 9: New York City. This is a layup for the Democratic nominee.
Speaker 9: I mean in her defense, I mean she did find
Speaker 9: time to appear on the View Howard Stern, Colbert and
Speaker 9: the longtime staple of campaigning to call her Daddy podcast.
Speaker 1: Segment Call Her Daddy. I watched it last time. I
Speaker 1: knew it was effected because liberals on the View went nuts.
Speaker 1: I don't watch it, but Scott Sloan tell me they
Speaker 1: went nuts. The Al Smith what the Al Smith Memorial dinners?
Speaker 1: I'm hilarious. His first Catholic guy to run for the presidency.
Speaker 1: The Trump standing eron right to his cardinal is Chucky Schumer.
Speaker 1: Chucky Schumer wasn't happening though he wasn't and in front
Speaker 1: of him was was Rob Craft. What's up with that?
Speaker 1: They weren't happy? How do you get on that date?
Speaker 6: I used to think the Democrats were crazy for saying
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Speaker 9: A lot of people don't like it.
Speaker 6: The only piece of advice I would have for her
Speaker 6: and the event that she wins, would be not to
Speaker 6: let her husband Doug anywhere near the nannies.
Speaker 5: Just keep them.
Speaker 1: That's a nasty one.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: The first gentleman, shall we say he is knocked up
Speaker 1: the nanny, Doug am off. Can you imagine if JD.
Speaker 1: Van Sai impregnated a babysitter, He'd be out. He would
Speaker 1: have been out, He would have been out a day after.
Speaker 1: Even Bill Maher said seconds after Saturday night. Bill Maher
Speaker 1: not exactly a conservative. He said that if a Republican
Speaker 1: and knocked up the nanny and slapped some woman at
Speaker 1: the Calm Film Festival, they already been in prison. That's it.
Speaker 1: There wouldn't be enough handcuffs, thank you. But when it's
Speaker 1: Doug am Off Kamalas Harris's husband, a big deal. It
Speaker 1: happens quite often when your husband gets infatuated with the babysitter.
Speaker 1: I'm sure many women would understand that, correct segment. I guess,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. Have you knocked up
Speaker 1: any nannies to your knowledge? No? What about slapping some
Speaker 1: woman at the CONS Film Festival? Have you done that?
Speaker 1: The Cons Film Festival? You mean the hot dogs? No?
Speaker 4: Con?
Speaker 1: You mean you mean no, not a hand film festival.
Speaker 1: I call it Con. That's over in France. Correct, maybe
Speaker 1: coming here? You know, I've been there. But nonetheless, do
Speaker 1: you see anybody slap anybody on the con cam film?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: I did not, Okay, because allegedly Doug Amoff has three
Speaker 1: witnesses and said he slapped his woman, committed domestic violence
Speaker 1: against the girlfriend and why he guess what? Well, I mean,
Speaker 1: what's what's the deal? It doesn't fit. I'll tell you
Speaker 1: what about Trump and the bus with what's his name?
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Speaker 1: what's up with that that that got that got all
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Speaker 1: tell you what? He could become a stand up comic
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Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred WW Bill Cunningham, the great American.
Speaker 1: Of course, the problems we have with Iran have been
Speaker 1: going on for at least fifty years or longer, directly
Speaker 1: or indirectly. They've literally killed thousands of American soldiers, hundreds
Speaker 1: of thousands of Muslims around the Middle East. Is Iran
Speaker 1: in his government, and we keep pussy footing around with
Speaker 1: him as if it's not a major problem. Ken Timmerman
Speaker 1: wrote a column for The New York Post, also the
Speaker 1: book The Iran House, Tales of Revolution, Persecution, War and Intrigue.
Speaker 1: And one thing. Historically, every recent democratic president beginning with
Speaker 1: Jimmy beginning at Jimmy Carter to an extent, but mainly
Speaker 1: with Bill Clinton, Barack Usain Obama and now Biden, and
Speaker 1: God forbid, if Kamala Harris wins, it'll continue. They've always
Speaker 1: sought the Grand bargain with Iran, as if they are not.
Speaker 1: The sight is of evil in the world, at least
Speaker 1: in the Middle East. So Ken Timmerman has quite a
Speaker 1: bit of knowledge in these areas. And Democrats for decades
Speaker 1: have been bargaining to empower Iran's tyrannical leaders and make
Speaker 1: us all unsafe. Who all want the grand bargain? So
Speaker 1: Ken Timmerman, Let's go back in time, maybe to the
Speaker 1: early nineteen seventies through now and the taking over of
Speaker 1: Iran in nineteen seventy nine by the Eyetola and what
Speaker 1: that's meant for the world. But describe a demo crowding
Speaker 1: party's goal to have a grand bargain with Iran, and
Speaker 1: one might ask why.
Speaker 7: Well, you're right, Bill, the Democrat Party has consistently sought
Speaker 7: to make a deal with the Mullahs in Tehran, not
Speaker 7: the Carter was supporting the Shaw until he didn't support
Speaker 7: the Shaw and Most Iranians believe that he, along with
Speaker 7: the British government, helped to bring the Ayatolas to power,
Speaker 7: and after they came to power, of course, they took
Speaker 7: us hostages for four hundred and forty four days. The
Speaker 7: Democrats ever since then have accused Ronald Reagan and Republicans
Speaker 7: of staging what they called an October surprise by talking
Speaker 7: behind their backs to the Iatolas. It never happened. Here's
Speaker 7: an interesting data point for you, Bill. I came back
Speaker 7: to the United States from Europe in the Middle East
Speaker 7: in nineteen ninety three to work in Congress for a Democrat,
Speaker 7: Tom Lantos on Capitol Hill. They were just finishing up
Speaker 7: there in investigation into the nineteen seventy nine nineteen eighty
Speaker 7: October Surprise in nineteen ninety.
Speaker 3: Four, fourteen years later.
Speaker 7: So the Democrats never give up on this. I believe that,
Speaker 7: in fact, they tried, and this is one of the
Speaker 7: stories I tell in The Iran House, my new book.
Speaker 7: I believe, and I have evidence and documents to support this,
Speaker 7: that the Biden team in nineteen nineteen, before the twenty
Speaker 7: twenty election, that they were hoping to stage an October
Speaker 7: surprise against Trump and This is one of the big
Speaker 7: revelations in this book. They were contacting the Iatolas in Tehran.
Speaker 7: They were going through the Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, and
Speaker 7: they asked him, can you do the same thing to
Speaker 7: our embassy in Baghdad as you did in Tehran in
Speaker 7: nineteen seventy nine, In other words, take our diplomats hostage?
Speaker 7: Absolutely extraordinary, something never should have happened. It's basically asking
Speaker 7: a foreign power to attack our country.
Speaker 1: What was the status of Iran after the Trumpster left
Speaker 1: office in January of twenty twenty one. He had cut
Speaker 1: off the money and many sanctions were imposed. They weren't
Speaker 1: given their billions of dollars back to Iran. They were marginalized.
Speaker 1: They were on their backs. I can recall a lot
Speaker 1: of protests happening at Tehran in which women were throwing
Speaker 1: off their scarfs and they were wanted their more modern life.
Speaker 1: And Ron was in deep trouble. Describe Iran in January
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty one, in Iran today in October of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four.
Speaker 7: Well, in January twenty twenty one, the Iranians had been
Speaker 7: brought down to about four hundred thousand barrels a day
Speaker 7: in oil exports because of the maximum pressure campaign put
Speaker 7: in place by President Trump. Today, just three and a
Speaker 7: half years later, they are now well over two million
Speaker 7: barrels a day. The estimates are that they have garnered
Speaker 7: because of the relaxation of sanctions by Biden and Harris,
Speaker 7: that they have brought in one hundred billion dollars in
Speaker 7: new money that they would not have had if President
Speaker 7: Biden and Vice President Harrod had just allowed the sanctions
Speaker 7: to continue to be in place. These are a lot
Speaker 7: of them congressional sanctions, so they're just not enforcing them.
Speaker 7: They are deliberately not enforcing the sanctions and empowering the
Speaker 7: Iranian regy. Because of this, Iran got Hamas to attack
Speaker 7: Israel on October seventh. Iran sponsored Hesbaala pays for Hesbala
Speaker 7: to attack Israel every day. If Iran had been back
Speaker 7: on their heels the way they were in January twenty
Speaker 7: twenty one, they wouldn't have done any of these things.
Speaker 1: So if Trump had been re elected in twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: continue the sanctions against Iran, perhaps they would have collapsed.
Speaker 1: The government Iran would look more like a functioning state.
Speaker 1: And I've heard some say. Some scholars have said, Look,
Speaker 1: there's satellite states around Iran that they completely fund to
Speaker 1: destroy the West, to destroy Americans, to kill Jews and Christians,
Speaker 1: whether it's Hamas and Gaza, whether it's Hesbealah and Beirut,
Speaker 1: whether it's Isis in Syria or Iraq. After the dismal
Speaker 1: failure of our efforts in Iraq when we took down Hussein,
Speaker 1: what happened then is that Iran spread its influence and
Speaker 1: now controls so much in the Middle East and terror
Speaker 1: and all the money given to it by U N
Speaker 1: and by well meaning Americans have been used to build tunnels,
Speaker 1: nuclear facilities in Iran, been used to have missiles and
Speaker 1: guided missiles and artillery shells all over the Middle East.
Speaker 1: And the Golf States cutter which is a financer of terrorism,
Speaker 1: and Saudi Arabia. They all want Israel to destroy Iran.
Speaker 1: Am I correct that the Gulf States want to end
Speaker 1: Iran because of their religion being the wrong side of Islam.
Speaker 1: Did the Golf States stand with Israel in the destruction
Speaker 1: of Iran?
Speaker 7: Isn't it an extraordinary Irarabil? Yes, they do, and they
Speaker 7: stand with Israel because of Donald Trump because of the
Speaker 7: Abraham Accords. Remember he negotiated peace agreements, peace agreements between
Speaker 7: Israel and Bahrain, Israel and Morocco, Israel and the Sudan.
Speaker 7: I mean, it was an extraordinary accomplishment. Not all the
Speaker 7: Golf states signed signed on at that point. The UAE
Speaker 7: also signed on. The next step would be Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 7: But guess what, as soon as Biden Harris took office
Speaker 7: in January twenty twenty one, they turned their back on
Speaker 7: the Abraham Cords and they went out of their way
Speaker 7: to insult, to insult the Saudi leadership. So you're not
Speaker 7: hearing about the Abraham Accords today, not from the Democrats
Speaker 7: at least they don't want that. Trump brought peace between
Speaker 7: Israel and most of the Arab states, and that was
Speaker 7: spreading like wildfire. Imagine that peace spreading like wildfire throughout
Speaker 7: the region.
Speaker 1: Not now because of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Can
Speaker 1: you tell the American people the status of Lebanon, especially
Speaker 1: Bay Root. It was described by some as the Paris
Speaker 1: of the Middle East before Hesbela, financed by Iran, took over.
Speaker 1: What was Lebanon like in the sixties, in the early
Speaker 1: seventies before Hesbela, the terrorist group I paid for Iran
Speaker 1: took over Elebanon described the American people be Root and Lebanon. Say,
Speaker 1: in the fifties, sixties, early seventies, what was Lebanon like.
Speaker 7: Well, Lebanon was described as the Switzerland of Middle East
Speaker 7: bill and you had women in mini skirts in Hamrad,
Speaker 7: the Muslim quarter of Beirut, a very richy area at
Speaker 7: that time, in cafes, driving their BMW's, driving their fancy cars.
Speaker 3: Look, I've spent a lot.
Speaker 7: Of time in Lebanon, not in the fifties and the sixties,
Speaker 7: but in the eighties, the nineties, from the aughts and
Speaker 7: even recently, and I tell some of those stories in
Speaker 7: The Iran House, my new book. Today, Lebanon is a
Speaker 7: war zone. Yeah, basically from Junie above Beirut all the
Speaker 7: way down to the Israeli border. And it's a war zone.
Speaker 7: Why because the Iranian regime and their proxy Hezebela constantly
Speaker 7: attacks the State of Israel, and Israel has to fight back.
Speaker 7: Now Israel is in an open war with Hesbeala. They
Speaker 7: are probably going to send large numbers of ground troops.
Speaker 7: They've sent ground troops into Lebanon so far, but not
Speaker 7: a huge ground invasion such as I witness and described
Speaker 7: in my new book that happened in two thousand and six.
Speaker 7: So you're going to have a ground war in Lebanon,
Speaker 7: really extensive destruction. And I can tell you the Lebanese
Speaker 7: people are not happy with Hezebella when they see that
Speaker 7: Hesbola has brought destruction upon their.
Speaker 1: Country, no question. I look at the head of the
Speaker 1: snakes Iran, and there's a reticence of Democrats in the
Speaker 1: House and Democrats in the Senate large numbers port the
Speaker 1: idea of a grand bargain with Iran to keep them
Speaker 1: in charge, which means their tentacles will extend to Iraq,
Speaker 1: to Syria, to Gaza, to Lebanon, to Iran and to Yemen.
Speaker 1: And the head of the snake is Iran, but Democrats
Speaker 1: work to keep them in power the mulas. Why what's
Speaker 1: the advantage of democrats House in the Senate to make
Speaker 1: sure Iran has functioning billions of dollars to spread terror
Speaker 1: throughout the Middle East? Why? What's the reason?
Speaker 7: Well, one thing is that many of these Democrats, including
Speaker 7: Joe Biden and John Terry, for example, have taken money
Speaker 7: from the pro Iranian lobbyists here in the United States.
Speaker 7: I talk about that quite a bit in the book
Speaker 7: and also in that New York Post op ed that
Speaker 7: you referred to right up at the top, they've taken
Speaker 7: money from them. But I think Bill actually something deeper
Speaker 7: and much much worse. And it was Bill Clinton who
Speaker 7: talked about this in two thousand and five after he
Speaker 7: was out of office, and he was talking about elections
Speaker 7: in Iran that led to a so called moderate becoming president,
Speaker 7: and he said, imagine this, in Iran. You've got seventy
Speaker 7: percent of the people who vote like I do, who
Speaker 7: think as I do, and I could you know much
Speaker 7: more than in my own country. They have a love
Speaker 7: for this regime. The Democrat Party is in love with
Speaker 7: this regime because the regime hates America. The regime wants
Speaker 7: to undo the America that you and I believe in,
Speaker 7: the America of the bitter clingers, as Obama used to
Speaker 7: call us, because we believe in God, we believe in
Speaker 7: our faith, or the deplorables, the America of the deplorables,
Speaker 7: as Hillary Clinton said. The Democrats hate fifty percent of America,
Speaker 7: and the Iranians hate it as well. The Iranian regime
Speaker 7: hates it as well, so they have a common interest.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: One thing I read is that it's maybe manifest destiny,
Speaker 1: but Israel is doing the Lord's work in a sense
Speaker 1: because the Gazen residence, the Palestinians living in Gaza, men
Speaker 1: and women want to live a normal life in a
Speaker 1: normal way, send kids to school, to open businesses and
Speaker 1: and Gaza Hamas makes that impossible. In Lebanon, which should
Speaker 1: be the flower of the Middle East, right on the Mediterranean,
Speaker 1: with a large middle class, it ought to be a
Speaker 1: beautiful place to attend with a function of economy. So
Speaker 1: Hesbelah has destroyed Lebanon. Then you got the Shias dominating
Speaker 1: Iran and I rock by itself, and then you have Yemen.
Speaker 1: Is it the role of Israel to free the Lebanese
Speaker 1: people from Hesbela, to free the Iranian people from the Ayatolas,
Speaker 1: to free in Gaza the Gozens, Palestinians from Hamas, and
Speaker 1: to free South Yemen from the Huthis. Is that the
Speaker 1: role of the Israel, that little country clinging to life.
Speaker 1: Is it their role to free the Middle East from
Speaker 1: these from these Islamic extreme is to kill with impunity.
Speaker 1: Is that the role of Israel with the help from America.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't that be a good thing.
Speaker 7: It would be, But you know it should not be
Speaker 7: the role of Israel. You have seven million Jews who
Speaker 7: live in their own state for the first time over
Speaker 7: in two thousand years. They should be able to live
Speaker 7: in peace beneath their fig trees and next to their vines,
Speaker 7: and listen to the children playing in the streets of Jerusalem,
Speaker 7: their eternal capital, and not have to wage war around
Speaker 7: the region to destroy the tentacles of the beast, the
Speaker 7: tentacles of the octopus in Tehran. But last that is
Speaker 7: what the Israelis are doing. Look, I can tell you something.
Speaker 7: I've been to gazam many many times. I tell some
Speaker 7: of those stories and in the new book. Yes, there
Speaker 7: are Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank who do
Speaker 7: want to live in peace with Israel. Unfortunately they are
Speaker 7: in the minority today, Bill they are in the minorities.
Speaker 7: The latest opinion polls done by Palestinian Poles showed that
Speaker 7: overwhelming with these Palestinians in both the West Bank and
Speaker 7: in Gaza supported the October seventh massacre. Yeah of twelve
Speaker 7: hundred twos.
Speaker 1: And even if Sinwar, you know, it appears he's dead, whatever,
Speaker 1: there'll be another yah Yah Sinowar, There'll be more. The
Speaker 1: whole societies are traveling around the idea of hatred of
Speaker 1: the Jew, hatred of Israel. And it's going to take ten,
Speaker 1: twenty thirty forty years to change the schools, to change
Speaker 1: the preaching, to change the economy, and after what Israel's
Speaker 1: Self defense has done to Gaza and eleven, and I
Speaker 1: don't see a whole bunch of little boys that are
Speaker 1: now seven, eight, nine, ten years old wanting anything other
Speaker 1: than revenge, which is the goal of the leadership, to
Speaker 1: put themselves in positions where apartment buildings and hospitals and
Speaker 1: schools are bombed by the Israelis, to get to the
Speaker 1: leaders of these terrorist groups that kill bilaterally thousands of
Speaker 1: innocent civilians and so their radical eyes. So the cycle
Speaker 1: of violence that started October the seventh by the left
Speaker 1: wing MULA and by the radicals has had its desired effect,
Speaker 1: which is to have another generation of two or two
Speaker 1: of Lebanese and South UTI's and also Gazans and Palestinians
Speaker 1: and Iranians who hate Israel with a passion because of
Speaker 1: the collateral damage caused by the original talk on October
Speaker 1: the seventh. Do I have that right?
Speaker 9: You do?
Speaker 3: Bill?
Speaker 7: And the real tragedy here, and I've said this repeatedly,
Speaker 7: is that the Palestinians in both Gaza and the West
Speaker 7: Bank need to cross the desert just as Moses did
Speaker 7: and wait for that generation to die out. It could
Speaker 7: be forty to fifty years. The problem is the school books.
Speaker 7: They are teaching their children to hate Jews. They are
Speaker 7: incultcating this into three year olds. We have to wait
Speaker 7: until those three year olds die out, Bill, because they
Speaker 7: all want to kill the Jews. There's a friend of mine,
Speaker 7: David Bedeen, who runs the Center for Near East Policy Research,
Speaker 7: who has done tremendous work financed by unruhump cut funding
Speaker 7: to UNRAH, and Biden restored it almost as soon as
Speaker 7: he came into office. But UNRUH finances these school books.
Speaker 7: They don't care that they include Jew hatred on every page.
Speaker 4: And that's got to stop.
Speaker 7: They need to have new school books.
Speaker 4: They need to stop.
Speaker 7: Preaching of Jews in the mosque and in the school.
Speaker 1: Oh, we got to run. Ken Timmerman, author of the
Speaker 1: Iran House an Austin New York Post article concerning what's
Speaker 1: going to happen with heron there's a weird, unusual fascination
Speaker 1: between Democrats and the Iranian leadership that must be stopped.
Speaker 1: And if Trump is re elected, I test, I would
Speaker 1: hope we'd have a four year hiatus and hopefully Trump
Speaker 1: will stop what's going on but start a new path
Speaker 1: once again. Ken Timmerman, hev a han you on for
Speaker 1: about ten years. Let's do it again in about ten
Speaker 1: more years. What do you say?
Speaker 4: Or we can do it sooner, Bill, if we're both
Speaker 4: still around, let's not wait ten years.
Speaker 1: I hope to be Ken Timmerman, you're a great American
Speaker 1: and thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham, Sure, thank you, Ken,
Speaker 1: Thanks so much.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 1: God bless America. A weird fascination with Democrats and Iran.
Speaker 1: Why God only knows. Maybe Allah only knows. Bill Cunningham
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Speaker 1: Game five of the NLCS coming up, Dodgers and Mets
Speaker 1: at City Field, LA up three games to one. ALCS
Speaker 1: Tonight in Cleveland the Yankees and Guardians Yanks up two
Speaker 1: games to one in that one. What does Paul O'Neill
Speaker 1: say about this? He probably wants the Yankees to wrap
Speaker 1: it up tonight and into the World Series. You think, so, well,
Speaker 1: it's two to one. I think now I have a
Speaker 1: part time wrapping it up tonight, but maybe though maybe
Speaker 1: not today's game wise, and then Game four is Sunday
Speaker 1: in Cleveland. I think along with the Brownies, Browns and
Speaker 1: the Bengals, how about that? Would you like? It will
Speaker 1: be anybody. They'll be parking to the Bengals game down
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Speaker 1: about the Brownies on Sunday is that they're supposed to lose.
Speaker 1: They stink that. The quarterback Deshaun Watson is perfect record
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Speaker 1: How does Nick Chubb look today? I guess he's coming
Speaker 1: back from that knee injury over a year ago. And
Speaker 1: they have no offense. Better not play like they did
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Speaker 1: alma mater, Cole Raine. Would that be fair out fight Sunday?
Speaker 1: Don't think I have much choice? No, you don't. This
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Speaker 1: I think they're both eight No really, yes, they should
Speaker 1: try to play Deer Park maybe eight and one. Let's
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Speaker 1: men and Dave my segment wants to hear some of
Speaker 1: the Donald Trump cuts from last night. In fact, at
Speaker 1: one point he referenced the fact that Kamala Harris was
Speaker 1: not present because she was giving Holy Communion on a
Speaker 1: doedo chip to some woman kneeling before. But that's another issue.
Speaker 1: Would you agree?
Speaker 8: Saying this event has been referred to as the Catholic
Speaker 8: met galap of Americans identify as Catholic. Catholics will be
Speaker 8: a key demographic in every battle ground state. I'm sorry,
Speaker 8: why is Vice President Harris not here?
Speaker 1: Jim Campigan?
Speaker 9: I mean, consider this. This is a room full of
Speaker 9: Catholics and Jews in New York City. This is a
Speaker 9: layup for the Democratic nominee. I mean in her defense,
Speaker 9: I mean she did find time to appear on the
Speaker 9: View Howard Stern, Colbert and the longtime staple of campaigning,
Speaker 9: the Call for Daddy podcast.
Speaker 1: Saga, you aware of the Call Your Daddy podcast? If
Speaker 1: you appear on there? No, I have no idea what
Speaker 1: that is you. I talked to Julie Rollie Lee. She
Speaker 1: knows what it is. She tells me. A lot of
Speaker 1: younger women go on that podcast to find out new
Speaker 1: and exciting ways to satisfy the parts in their life
Speaker 1: that need to be satisfied. You know what I'm saying. No,
Speaker 1: why don't you explain it? I can't explain it. We
Speaker 1: got we have all we don't have time. But she
Speaker 1: had time for that, but not for the Catholics. And
Speaker 1: she was in was harton or something? She in Wisconsin
Speaker 1: giving Holy Communion using a torito chip. So uh, I'm
Speaker 1: sure that joke went over big with the Cardle of
Speaker 1: New York sitting right next to it. And also our
Speaker 1: man didn't hold back though Donald Trump had some fund
Speaker 1: and tim if he doesn't make it, will he was?
Speaker 1: I don't think he. I think he will make it.
Speaker 1: You never know, you never know, that's true. Let's not
Speaker 1: be partisan here, man. I think that he has a
Speaker 1: good deal of beingcoming a comedian and a late night
Speaker 1: talk show host. And what about the Trump doing the
Speaker 1: late night talk show. I think it'd be fabulous. Well,
Speaker 1: we'll see people on, but unbelievable, we'll see segment. What
Speaker 1: else going on in sports? That's it. That's about it.
Speaker 1: I understand Tony Pike was driving a car on the
Speaker 1: turf of Newpert Stadium late last night. Was at him
Speaker 1: and Moeger who was driving there. I think they were
Speaker 1: doing donuts. Yeah, on the field. Now, I don't know what.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Well, you can't tear it up because
Speaker 1: it's turf. You can't. I don't think so. And Jollie
Speaker 1: come on up with the mike, commended put on the
Speaker 1: mic right there, you do great work at Mattie's House.
Speaker 1: And these gentlemen paid like ninety four dollars and fifty
Speaker 1: cents to come in. Steven Matt, Is that correct? That's
Speaker 1: an all time record? Yes, they did.
Speaker 5: Their boss, Matt Ventura treated them to this lovely afternoon
Speaker 5: with you both today, So thank you so much.
Speaker 1: What's Maddie's House doing now? For those who don't know,
Speaker 1: beg on a segment has no idea, But what is
Speaker 1: Mattie's House?
Speaker 5: I lost my daughter, Mattie. She took her life at
Speaker 5: the young age of twenty four and I had to
Speaker 5: lose Matty to listen to Maddie, and we started Maddie's House,
Speaker 5: which is a mental health hangout recovering young adults. Everything
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Speaker 1: Have you been to his grave? I have not. I
Speaker 1: went to Pale Crosley's grave. You did wear cemetery it
Speaker 1: is it is and I walked around. I thanked him
Speaker 1: for this, and maybe one day Pete Rose will be
Speaker 1: there if they can figure out how to do whatever
Speaker 1: they needed. It's say it about Pete rip Pete resident
Speaker 1: thirty days. Wonderful, wonderful thing. But next year you have
Speaker 1: another get together and you continue to raise money for this. Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: we will. Thank these fine young men, Steve Jarnicky and
Speaker 1: Matt Keller for coming in and paying the money and
Speaker 1: enjoying this. And your boss, did you pay yourself to
Speaker 1: your boss? Boss? Bad the boss. That's what I thought.
Speaker 1: That's the best kind good boss. He's a good boss.
Speaker 5: He's a good man.
Speaker 1: Well, good luck in all your ventures.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 1: The segment, I want to hear Dave get ready some
Speaker 1: of those cuts from Donald John Trump, some of the
Speaker 1: shots that he administered last night in front of the
Speaker 1: Cardinal and looked like Chucky Schumer wasn't that he was
Speaker 1: having a great time. It was wonderful, espetch of that
Speaker 1: chicken and green beans went over real big with him.
Speaker 1: You had to pay twenty five thousand dollars a ticket
Speaker 1: to sit on the on the dais, So that's what
Speaker 1: it was. They raised ten of them. You weren't there.
Speaker 1: I wasn't invited, and I wouldn't have gone. Okay, I'm cheap.
Speaker 1: But here's the President Trump and some of the shots
Speaker 1: that he administered, I hope at some point, well maybe not.
Speaker 5: I used to.
Speaker 6: Think the Democrats were crazy for saying that men have periods,
Speaker 6: but then I met Tim Walls. Well, I'd better wrap
Speaker 6: up because Mayor Adams told me earlier that I needed
Speaker 6: to make this one very quick, especially the city has
Speaker 6: reserved this room for a large group of illegal aliens
Speaker 6: coming in from Texas. There's a group called white Dudes
Speaker 6: for Harris. Have you seen this white dude for Harris?
Speaker 6: Anybody know some of you hear white dudes? It doesn't
Speaker 6: sound like it. But I'm not worried about them at
Speaker 6: all because their wives and their wives lovers are.
Speaker 1: All voting for me.
Speaker 6: The major issue of this race is childcare, and kamale
Speaker 6: is put forward a concept of a plan. A lot
Speaker 6: of people don't like it. The only piece of advice
Speaker 6: I would have for her and the event that she wins,
Speaker 6: would be not to let her husband Doug anywhere near
Speaker 6: the nannies.
Speaker 5: Just keep them away.
Speaker 1: That's a nasty one. By the way. The second gentleman
Speaker 1: impregnant at the babysitter always a little bit of a
Speaker 1: faux pall in the family, would you agree? Segment? Always
Speaker 1: the women like that the wife. They don't care for
Speaker 1: that stuff too much. I don't know. I'm not a
Speaker 1: woman as start well. I don't know. You could be
Speaker 1: a woman someday. You never know. I don't think you
Speaker 1: might switch all on me. Oh that happens. The world's
Speaker 1: going to come to an end. That's right, But Doug
Speaker 1: am off offense, no offense. I'm a find way I am.
Speaker 1: What about you? I don't think so I've lived. I
Speaker 1: might become Wilma at some point, but I doubt it.
Speaker 1: You never know, though, you could switch. If us to
Speaker 1: my advantage, I might go all the way with Ted
Speaker 1: McKay and become a woman. Then we know the world's
Speaker 1: ending segment. Get me out of the Stude's report once again.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Julie Velvet Barbecue the best, never had better
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Speaker 1: I want to bid more next year. But good good
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Speaker 1: great weekend out there and we'll see you Monday. We
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Speaker 1: right right, Billy Cunningham. Let's continue with more out of
Speaker 1: activities since weekend. Fabulous week again. I'm gonna play a
Speaker 1: little golf with the Great Bartosiic and the Flying Tunis.
Speaker 1: Intend to go to a blink or Bling whatever it
Speaker 1: is tonight to look at all the lights, et cetera.
Speaker 1: High school football is everywhere, Bengals. One other thing to consider.
Speaker 1: If you believe that America is on the right path,
Speaker 1: the right course, if you think the policies of Joe
Speaker 1: Biden slash Kamala Harris have worked in your life, please
Speaker 1: continue to vote for Democrats. If, on the other hand,
Speaker 1: if you think America has been on the wrong track,
Speaker 1: that things are too expensive, that the ability of you
Speaker 1: experiencing the American dream is beyond your grasp, beyond your reach.
Speaker 1: If you think somehow allowing into the country thirty to
Speaker 1: fifty million illegals is somehow in our best interests fashion
Speaker 1: not just in the cities, ball over the place, is wrong,
Speaker 1: then vote for Donald Trump. There's a story out of
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania that there are hundreds of small towns in Pennsylvania
Speaker 1: anywhere between five and thirty thousand citizens that are inundated
Speaker 1: with Haitians, Venezuelans, and Cambodians from the policies of Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: And when she loses the election, it's going to be
Speaker 1: because in Wisconsin and Michigan and Pennsylvania, in Georgia, North Carolina,
Speaker 1: Nevada and also Arizona, that the effects of the policies
Speaker 1: of unbridled illegal immigration are so bad and so evil
Speaker 1: and so wrong. The large numbers of average Americans that
Speaker 1: go back and for vote either party based upon circumstances,
Speaker 1: this cycle is going to be We can't take this
Speaker 1: anymore because it is promised by Kamala Harris and Tim
Speaker 1: Waltzho's got a burgeoning scandal about the burst forth himself.
Speaker 1: It is their belief that we need to continue the
Speaker 1: same policies. And if you have not listened to Ali
Speaker 1: Bradley on with me from News Nation reporting live from
Speaker 1: Eagles Pass about three hours ago, gone to the podcast
Speaker 1: and listen to it. Listen to what she said is
Speaker 1: the reality on the southern border, and guess what it's
Speaker 1: getting worse. In fact, the Democratic Party believes it should
Speaker 1: get a lot worse. Then quickly make them citizens should
Speaker 1: they have complete power next year, having the House is
Speaker 1: sent into the presidency. So if you think that's a
Speaker 1: good thing, please please vote for Kamala Harris. You're going
Speaker 1: to get more of the same. If you want to
Speaker 1: take a risk and do something different and to go
Speaker 1: in a different course, unis Donald Trump. The worst thing
Speaker 1: he will do is stop the status quo, and the
Speaker 1: best thing he can do is start America on a
Speaker 1: brand new course. Three o'clock, Your Angles News Radio seven
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