Speaker 1: My billy coming in the Great America. Welcome this glorious
Speaker 1: Thursday afternoon. The Tri State Reds Baseball kicks off early.
Speaker 1: Get ready about four to ten this afternoon, but in
Speaker 1: about four hours got Reds baseball first bitch about five
Speaker 1: to ten. A country group, one of Tony Benner's favorite,
Speaker 1: Old Dominion. Who in the hell are they? I might ask,
Speaker 1: But nonetheless old Dominion. I thought it was a college.
Speaker 1: Old Dominion's going to play after the Reds game. Hopefully
Speaker 1: we'll be quick ones so those who care about Old
Speaker 1: Dominion can hear some tunes. But nonetheless is more important
Speaker 1: things going on. I did note the mayor yesterday after
Speaker 1: a puival and share along in completely over her head
Speaker 1: had a nine to one to one called an eight
Speaker 1: oh one Plum Street. After the news conference about three
Speaker 1: o'clock because the mayor had dislocated his shoulder, patting himself
Speaker 1: on the back and Sharyl Loong was giving him mouth
Speaker 1: to mouth resuscitation. The mayor didn't know what to do.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's no crime in the city. Things are great,
Speaker 1: Buinesses are moving in, the schools are really good, and
Speaker 1: law enforcement is fully respected and funded. I know that
Speaker 1: from the news conference. It reminds me of the Eyetola
Speaker 1: who gave a news conference about ten days ago and
Speaker 1: said that was a great victory when those B two
Speaker 1: bombers dropped those bunker busters all over our nuclear site.
Speaker 1: That was a win. We won that one and they
Speaker 1: won't come back anytime soon. Maybe AMTEP could talk to
Speaker 1: the Eyetola and figure out how to do a news conference.
Speaker 1: But until then, of course, we have issues in River City.
Speaker 1: Steve Gooden is a great lawyer and a big time
Speaker 1: law firm, but more importantly he's one of the members
Speaker 1: of the Clifton Community Council and unbeknownst to many, another
Speaker 1: street takeover occurred about four or five days ago on
Speaker 1: a Saturday night Sunday morning, in which local businesses in
Speaker 1: the Clifton area were thank god, many were closed by
Speaker 1: this point, but much was going on. And once again,
Speaker 1: Steve Gooden, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first
Speaker 1: of all, I'm not sure what the Bohemian hook A
Speaker 1: Cafe is. I know Tony Benner likes to go there
Speaker 1: and smoke out of the water pipe. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: what the what the hookah is. But as a member
Speaker 1: of that community council. Describe what happened, and you told
Speaker 1: me off there has been building for about a year.
Speaker 1: So what happened about four or five days ago.
Speaker 2: Well what we've got there, Well, first, thanks for shedding
Speaker 2: some light on this, because the city sure as hell isn't.
Speaker 2: They're trying to sweep this one under their rug. This
Speaker 2: was a serious incident where a police officer was injured,
Speaker 2: where a fire truck was denied access to the street
Speaker 2: on a run. They could have gone very badly and
Speaker 2: there were guns out and drawn. And what's been going
Speaker 2: on is there's this business called the Bohemian Houka Cafe
Speaker 2: that advertises after hours parties on social media and they've
Speaker 2: been doing it for more than a year. They tend
Speaker 2: to kick off about two in the morning when all
Speaker 2: the other legitimate businesses are closed. People sell alcohol out
Speaker 2: of their cars, They dance in the street, they drag race.
Speaker 2: There's the multiple instances that have been captured on security
Speaker 2: videos of people brandishing and playing with guns, and it's
Speaker 2: been an issue that we've been trying to elevate up
Speaker 2: at City Hall for some time. The police come and
Speaker 2: break it up occasionally that they tell us they don't
Speaker 2: have enough officers to respond. We've been trying to get
Speaker 2: the city to sue them and shut it down as
Speaker 2: a public nuisance. That's been going nowhere, but then finally
Speaker 2: here over the fourth of July weekend, it blew up
Speaker 2: into the biggest one yet, somewhere between forty to fifty people. Again,
Speaker 2: they blocked a fire truck that was trying to get
Speaker 2: out and go on a run, and it finally did
Speaker 2: lead to a significant police response. They had to deploy
Speaker 2: the pepper bullets, the rubber bullets, mace. An officer was injured,
Speaker 2: eight arrests, one felony assault on a police officer. And
Speaker 2: it was a mess. And the worst part is listening
Speaker 2: to the scanner traffic where you can hear the police
Speaker 2: calling for backup and being told that there aren't enough
Speaker 2: officers to provide the backup. Ultimately, it ended up with
Speaker 2: about thirteen cars there, so it was a major melee.
Speaker 2: The city did not report it in any way, shape
Speaker 2: or form. It's almost impossible to get data on this.
Speaker 2: It's about four blocks from the mayor's house, about five
Speaker 2: IBox from another council member's house. The Chamber of Commerce
Speaker 2: president lives there. I lived there, for crying out loud,
Speaker 2: it is a It is a wonderful, you know, suburban
Speaker 2: oasis sort of within the city up in the clifting
Speaker 2: gas light right for the Esquire movie theater by the
Speaker 2: famous of one of the early skylines is right there
Speaker 2: at the neighborhood. Everybody knows, and thank god, no one
Speaker 2: was more seriously her. We do have an injuried officer,
Speaker 2: but it's like it never happened, and finding any data
Speaker 2: about it from the city's website wasn't even mentioned yesterday
Speaker 2: in the press conference.
Speaker 1: And you say it's been Steve Goodnes has been building
Speaker 1: for about a year, so this didn't happen. This isn't
Speaker 1: a one off. I would assume coming up this weekend
Speaker 1: or next weekend, same stuff's going to happen. The Hookah
Speaker 1: Lounge on their website said they're open every every day
Speaker 1: till four am. I thought bars had to shut down
Speaker 1: at two.
Speaker 2: What happened, Well, that's that's absolutely true. What they're trying
Speaker 2: to get around is this, I guess the Hookah Lounges
Speaker 2: doesn't have a liquor license, so they're arguing, hey, we
Speaker 2: can stay open later because we don't have it. We
Speaker 2: don't sell liquor there. She's idiots or selling liquor in
Speaker 2: the cars outside. We have video after video of video
Speaker 2: of them doing this. But that, I guess is the argument.
Speaker 2: The city allegedly has a law that says all businesses
Speaker 2: on that strip have to be shut down at two,
Speaker 2: but again, no one's enforcing it. They see the holes,
Speaker 2: they understand, they know if no one's coming up to
Speaker 2: enforce it, why.
Speaker 1: Not kind of like the curfew laws, you know, curfew
Speaker 1: laws after about ten o'clock completely ignored. How about open
Speaker 1: air smoking marijuana completely ignored? Well, let's talk about other
Speaker 1: similar circumstances. Hyde Park Square. You're a little bit on
Speaker 1: the outside of that incident. But does this again demonstrate
Speaker 1: the city council and the mayor couldn't care less with
Speaker 1: the residents of Hyde Park or Clifton have to say
Speaker 1: about matters that concerned living in Hyde Park or living
Speaker 1: in Clifton, and they hold these news conferences, these cheerleader sessions.
Speaker 1: I have to expected confetti to fall from the ceiling
Speaker 1: and have somebody hand the mayor of the Super Bowl
Speaker 1: trophy for the great news conference he had. He's fiddling
Speaker 1: his Cincinnati is burning. Is this symptomatic of city council
Speaker 1: in the Maryrior couldn't care less about the residents of Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: The city council is a disaster. I mean, with a
Speaker 2: couple exceptions, there's a couple of folks there that seem
Speaker 2: to live in the real world by jam Michelle and
Speaker 2: Sky Johnson and others, but by and large, they are
Speaker 2: ignoring these things. I was looking this morning on their
Speaker 2: social media accounts. It's all about, you know, raising different
Speaker 2: flags and going to fundraisers. There is no mention at
Speaker 2: all of any of this. And the press conference yesterday
Speaker 2: was almost know it was right out of Georgia orwell,
Speaker 2: because what they do is they take like a they'll
Speaker 2: find like a nine or ten day period where shootings
Speaker 2: go down a little bit, and then they run out
Speaker 2: and celebrate that nine or ten day period and say, look, look,
Speaker 2: we have a new trend. The real trend is that
Speaker 2: shootings are ridiculously up month to month. Murders were up
Speaker 2: almost over one hundred percent made in June to July.
Speaker 2: The trend is god awful and they're ignoring that trend
Speaker 2: and they know what to do. I mean, our police
Speaker 2: department is ludicrously understaffed. We were supposed to have about
Speaker 2: twelve hundred police officers. Ken Kober at the FOP tells me,
Speaker 2: for a full compliment, we're down to nine fifty. You
Speaker 2: back out the command staff and the impound lot guys
Speaker 2: and the detectives. He says, we're down to about four
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty officers that can actually answer calls, split
Speaker 2: across three shifts and four districts in a city of
Speaker 2: over three hundred thousand people, with another two hundred and
Speaker 2: some thousand people every night here eating, dining, going to
Speaker 2: ball games, et cetera. It doesn't work, can't. There's not
Speaker 2: enough officers to do the community policing, walk the beats,
Speaker 2: in force, curfew. It's just not there. We have to
Speaker 2: get back to the point where we're actually staffing our
Speaker 2: police department. The drones aren't going to do it. We
Speaker 2: need to be working with the county and they also
Speaker 2: need to be trying to do something about these judges
Speaker 2: over there in the city prosecutors who aren't getting high
Speaker 2: bonds on these people who have gun offences. They're getting
Speaker 2: right back out on the streets and they know that.
Speaker 2: So yeah, they're very very divorced from what the actual
Speaker 2: neighborhoods want. It's just it is mind boggling to me,
Speaker 2: particularly this incident in Clipton, and particularly the mess in
Speaker 2: High Part because about half the counts, some members either
Speaker 2: live in the Clifton area or in the High Park area.
Speaker 2: They're ignoring their own neighborhood. It's the most bizarre thing
Speaker 2: I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at a bond set and Common Police court.
Speaker 1: The defendant, whose name is Briasha Shroud, defendant shot a
Speaker 1: twelve year old victim in the back of the head.
Speaker 1: Fortunately the person survived. He was charged with attempted murder
Speaker 1: felonious assault, and he gets a fifty thousand dollars bond
Speaker 1: at ten percent. Puts up five thousand dollars. Someone puts
Speaker 1: up five thousand dollars. This guy is now out and
Speaker 1: he's charged with shooting someone on the back of the head,
Speaker 1: and he's out with his guns on the streets of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: And that's Common police court. That's typical. Also, it came
Speaker 1: out We're gonna have Paula Christian on later that the
Speaker 1: police in Cincinnati knew or should have knew that Mordecai
Speaker 1: Black had parole violations two months before the fatal OTR
Speaker 1: stabbing of Patrick Herringer. Two months before that, the City
Speaker 1: police the I Team made the discovery while reviewing records
Speaker 1: related to a multi family home in which he was living.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine the girlfriend of Mordecai Black. She must
Speaker 1: be a great winner, but nonetheless she claims that he
Speaker 1: burglarized my home, cut off his ankle monitor, and on
Speaker 1: least six occasions. The city was informed that had six
Speaker 1: hits on Black for parole violations when they entered his
Speaker 1: name into a mobile computer database on April sixth. He
Speaker 1: was in prisoned for nine years for felonius assault and
Speaker 1: aggravated rioting, was released another three and a half years
Speaker 1: of monitoring, cuts off his ankle monitor, commits numerous crimes
Speaker 1: over a ninety day period, six hits on him. When
Speaker 1: the city computers went to say who is this guy?
Speaker 1: Easily could have been picked up. They knew where he
Speaker 1: lived and knew what he looked like. He's walking around
Speaker 1: OTR with a butcher knife and kills breaks into the
Speaker 1: home of Patrick Herringer and kills him as his lovely
Speaker 1: wife Sarah is watching and the police knew that Black
Speaker 1: was staying at a Vine Street address because they listed
Speaker 1: it as his address on an incident report, and they
Speaker 1: knew it cut off his ankle monitor four weeks after
Speaker 1: being released and failed to pick them up. And the
Speaker 1: officers in the report said, we talked to a female
Speaker 1: suspect and she stated herself that Black walked into her location,
Speaker 1: threatened her, burglarized her sole items, and left, and she
Speaker 1: identified Mordecai Black as the person that did it, and
Speaker 1: the city police did nothing to pick him up. How's
Speaker 1: this possible?
Speaker 3: Well, it is.
Speaker 2: I mean, I can tell you my guess is what
Speaker 2: the police officers would tell you is that it's a
Speaker 2: lack of officers and resources and they're stretched as thin as
Speaker 2: they could be. I don't blame the individual officers, but
Speaker 2: I'll tell you at the top, it's terrible. I mean,
Speaker 2: I mean, we know that we need. We're at least
Speaker 2: two hundred and fifty police officers short already, and we're
Speaker 2: still in the business of trying to like police High
Speaker 2: seventy five rather than giving that over to the state patrol.
Speaker 2: What should have happened many many years ago. Even the
Speaker 2: officers we have already even being correctly deployed the chief.
Speaker 2: I just don't understand. I don't understand where she's coming from.
Speaker 2: She's supposed to be independent down there, advocating for more staffing,
Speaker 2: and instead all I hear out of her is they're
Speaker 2: providing political cover for the mayor and the other electeds
Speaker 2: down there, saying that things really aren't as bad as
Speaker 2: they are. And I mean, if it were up to me,
Speaker 2: should be should be out the door. And I'm saying
Speaker 2: this is a former assistant prosecutor from many years ago.
Speaker 2: The idea that someone is taken into custody with the
Speaker 2: gun and is not given a high bond to at
Speaker 2: least I mean, even if they're ultimately resolved their charges favorably,
Speaker 2: they need to sit for a while until this is
Speaker 2: all sorted out. That you have taken somebody who had
Speaker 2: a gun and must with someone who actually shot someone
Speaker 2: and putting a bond out there that they can reasonably
Speaker 2: make him walk out the door, that is insane. It
Speaker 2: undermines public safety, and it encourages this lawless behavior, and
Speaker 2: it discourages the police. And the officers I talked to
Speaker 2: will tell me they don't even bother with the curfew stuff.
Speaker 2: Anymore because nothing happens. The juvenile court just sends them
Speaker 2: out anyone. Even if they file the charges, nothing happens.
Speaker 2: They have a diversion docket and they don't even spend
Speaker 2: the night.
Speaker 3: They go home.
Speaker 1: Well, Steve Gooden on the Blue Ash incident I had
Speaker 1: on the mayor of Blue Ash yesterday and within twenty
Speaker 1: four hours it was only a thirteen year old. Can
Speaker 1: you mention a seventh grader directing a Roman candle at
Speaker 1: a police officer in uniform, shooting the police officer on
Speaker 1: the leg with one of those Roman candle type bottle
Speaker 1: rocket deal The cop first thought he was shot in
Speaker 1: the leg, and you don't know what it is. Fortunately
Speaker 1: it didn't penetrate much into his skin, and within twenty
Speaker 1: four hours the thirteen year old is released. In fact,
Speaker 1: the charges are dismissed by juvenile court because of a
Speaker 1: tender age. Seventh grader is conducting riotous behavior at the
Speaker 1: Blue Ash, Red, White and Blue get together and they're
Speaker 1: out of prison. And this other case I mentioned, this
Speaker 1: person shot a twelve year old in the back of
Speaker 1: the head. The kid's going to be in a wheelchair
Speaker 1: the rest of his life. And that kid's out on
Speaker 1: bond awaiting trial, and the cops tell me Ken cober
Speaker 1: Dan Hills. They'll tell you the cops are demoralized because
Speaker 1: they arrest someone and they're out before the paperwork is completed,
Speaker 1: and they're out, Why arrest anybody? And this cries out
Speaker 1: for a change. But I suspect there won't be a change.
Speaker 1: I firmly suspect that in November, Mayor Piirval is going
Speaker 1: to be re elected. He'll be on the GQ cover
Speaker 1: in December, and that Cheryl long incompletely over her head,
Speaker 1: will get a ray. She's making over three hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars a year currently, and God blessed Teresa Thiji, the
Speaker 1: chief of police. She's providing cover for the politicians because
Speaker 1: that's her job, and the cops underneath. All these groups
Speaker 1: are demoralized and depressed. There's got to be a solution.
Speaker 1: Steve Goodness a question in there somewhere, would you mind
Speaker 1: answering it?
Speaker 2: The answer is this, Willie. I am happy to say
Speaker 2: that we hope help is on the way. I also
Speaker 2: one of the other hats I wear is that I'm
Speaker 2: run the Charter Committee Greater Cincinnati and we are rolling
Speaker 2: out a slate next week, of which I will be
Speaker 2: a part that is going to firmly, firmly support law
Speaker 2: enforcement and public safety. And we think this is a
Speaker 2: moment where it has gotten to a point where we
Speaker 2: need council members who are independent, who have the professional
Speaker 2: background and the personal backbone to stand up to this
Speaker 2: nonsense and to force counsel to look at the neighborhood concerns.
Speaker 2: It's not just public safety. Public safety is by far
Speaker 2: the number one issue, but like the mess in High
Speaker 2: Park and all the zoning reform and the way what
Speaker 2: they're doing with the railroad proceeds, all of it is
Speaker 2: a bunch of backroom stuff that no one understands that
Speaker 2: the neighborhoods are cut out of. So, yes, you're going
Speaker 2: to be hearing from us in a big way in
Speaker 2: the next week and over the next few months. This
Speaker 2: is a moment that we must absolutely stand up for
Speaker 2: our neighborhoods and the residents here. There are a lot
Speaker 2: of Commons people, and they're across all demographics, all races,
Speaker 2: and a lot of the folks that have been reaching
Speaker 2: out to us are common sense Democrats. This isn't even
Speaker 2: a political national issue. They're just sick of it. They're
Speaker 2: worried about their kids, They're worried about their neighborhoods. I mean, look,
Speaker 2: I got a thirteen year old that lives with me.
Speaker 2: He was going to go up to this new Burger
Speaker 2: place in Clifton the day that there was a shooting there,
Speaker 2: like he was going to walk up there with his friends.
Speaker 2: Thank God he did not. In the middle of the
Speaker 2: day there was a shooting there in the cuf neighborhood
Speaker 2: in Clifton. I mean, it's very real to everybody right now.
Speaker 2: So we will be hearing from us in a big way.
Speaker 2: And I know it's a big task, and I know
Speaker 2: the idea of the Democratic sample ballot is something that
Speaker 2: everybody thinks is insurmountable. Yes, but this is a year
Speaker 2: where I do think people are going to vote their
Speaker 2: own interest.
Speaker 1: Well, you have to run as a charter right. If
Speaker 1: you do run, because the Republican brand has been so
Speaker 1: damaged in the city of Cincinnati, in Hamilton County, it
Speaker 1: can't win. A Republican can't win in Hamilton County, much
Speaker 1: less the city of Cincinnati. So run is a charter right.
Speaker 1: There's going to be four to five hundred people wounded
Speaker 1: this year in the city of Cincinnati. There's going to
Speaker 1: be eighty to one hundred murdered. There's going to be
Speaker 1: approximately twenty thousand shots fired in the city of Cincinnati
Speaker 1: this year, and the mayriorage dislocating his shoulder, patting himself
Speaker 1: on the back with a great job they've done. And
Speaker 1: if this doesn't arouse the citizen and you say, okay,
Speaker 1: we need reform. An old Charles P. Taft, a good
Speaker 1: friend of dearly departed Jim Scott, found that the Charter
Speaker 1: Party about one hundred years ago to reform city government,
Speaker 1: and more than ever, it needs to be reformed now.
Speaker 1: It may be a fool's errand to run against the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party in the City of Cincinnati. However, they have
Speaker 1: convenient objects of their score and tend to be Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: which hides the evaluation of the failure of their own policies.
Speaker 1: You kind of can't live in a city or a
Speaker 1: county where you pay your sales and you pay your
Speaker 1: real estate taxes and you can't send your kid to
Speaker 1: the public schools because they're so bad. So you pay
Speaker 1: for public schools at cps you can't attend, and then
Speaker 1: you can go to businesses because of all the shooting
Speaker 1: being done, and the cops are short, two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty police officers, and they pat themselves on the back
Speaker 1: talking about what a great job they've done. Well, Steve Gooden,
Speaker 1: we've got to run up against the clock. But street takeovers,
Speaker 1: crime in the streets, blood running. It's happening right now,
Speaker 1: and I hope city leaders are paying attention. But once again,
Speaker 1: Steve good and good luck to you, and thanks for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you Steve anytime.
Speaker 1: Thank you, God bless America. Let's continue with more. I
Speaker 1: just hate the idea of my city falling into the
Speaker 1: clutches of the policies in Chicago, LA and New York.
Speaker 1: I see it happening, and I would fight like a
Speaker 1: warrior poet to shed light on the mistakes of city
Speaker 1: council and what they're not doing, because they're hiding the
Speaker 1: obvious failure of their policies behind subterfuges such as crime
Speaker 1: is down. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred. Wow, Hi,
Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great America. And I thought about this
Speaker 1: going on a rantom rave at what's happening in my city.
Speaker 1: And it may be insurmountable. I know, for many, many years,
Speaker 1: Hamilton County was completely red, that is, Republican, and the
Speaker 1: city was blue red and Charter Right. The city council
Speaker 1: operated correctly when there was three or four Democrats and
Speaker 1: one or two Republicans, three or four Charter Rights and
Speaker 1: the city kind of worked together in a moderate way
Speaker 1: in order to advance the interests of the city. The
Speaker 1: Charter Right party has long since fallen on tough times
Speaker 1: because they're not on the voters have decided to disregard
Speaker 1: the quality of life in the city of Cincinnati and
Speaker 1: pursuing some other end which I don't fully understand. You
Speaker 1: can't pay confiscatory real estate taxes when you you can't
Speaker 1: send your kids to the public schools. And we just
Speaker 1: had Brian Combs, and of course Scott Sloan has owned
Speaker 1: council members and others that are well intended individuals. They're
Speaker 1: not bad people. They're dealing with almost an imposs circumstance
Speaker 1: where the CPS is going to spend six hundred million
Speaker 1: dollars six hundred million dollars on public education with no results.
Speaker 1: I'd like to see the last five to ten years
Speaker 1: the graduation rates are high, but that's because social promotion exists.
Speaker 1: That is, you can't have a fourteen year old in
Speaker 1: the third grade, so no one has academic achievement standards.
Speaker 1: What happens is that you simply show up or don't
Speaker 1: show up, do homework or don't do homework, do book
Speaker 1: reports or don't do book reports. It doesn't make any difference.
Speaker 1: You advance to the next grade. You're respective of your
Speaker 1: academic achievement. When I went to school, there was a
Speaker 1: fear that if you fail, it's so embarrassing to yourself
Speaker 1: and your family. You work to engage in behavior that
Speaker 1: keeps that from occurring. In other words, you study work,
Speaker 1: you take tests, you prepare yourself, and away you go.
Speaker 1: None of that happens today in CPS or any other
Speaker 1: urban public school district. Imagine being in Chicago public schools.
Speaker 1: Imagine being in in Atlanta public schools. They're Washington DC
Speaker 1: public schools. Are you kidding me? Wow, there's no educational achievement.
Speaker 1: The graduation rate maybe ninety percent, The academic achievement rate
Speaker 1: is well below ten percent. How many graduate from Taft
Speaker 1: High School or youths that actually have an achievement of
Speaker 1: a commensurate with their eighteen years of life. The answer
Speaker 1: is very few, single digits maybe. And so when you
Speaker 1: spend this kind of a money, six hundred million dollars
Speaker 1: to educate maybe thirty thousand kids, which is something along
Speaker 1: the range of twenty thousand dollars a year each one
Speaker 1: twenty to twenty five percent don't show up any day.
Speaker 1: In other words, they're chronically absent. The whole district is
Speaker 1: in complete meltdown by any objective standard. Now, no one
Speaker 1: says that because you got to spend money for education,
Speaker 1: well you do, but I would anticipate there's more educational
Speaker 1: achievement out our Lady of Victory Catholic School in Delhi
Speaker 1: Township than there isn't any grade school or elementary school
Speaker 1: in the city of Cincinnati, even though it costs a
Speaker 1: whole lot less than twenty thousand dollars per year per
Speaker 1: year for tuition. It is ridiculous that in the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati you must pay high real estate taxes when
Speaker 1: you can't use the public schools that the money is
Speaker 1: meant to fund. You can't do it. And so I
Speaker 1: anticipate the six hundred million dollars will be spent, that
Speaker 1: twenty to twenty five percent will be chronically absent, and
Speaker 1: that is about twenty thousand dollars per kid per year.
Speaker 1: The teachers are well intended. The scoreboard members are not
Speaker 1: evil people. They do the best they can and kick
Speaker 1: the can down the road to the next year and
Speaker 1: to the next and to the next, keep getting more
Speaker 1: money for less results. That there's no confirmation of anyone.
Speaker 1: And I don't blame the school board members. I've known
Speaker 1: two or three of them. They tell you, we do
Speaker 1: the best we can with what we got. I think
Speaker 1: that wass are like volunteer positions. I don't think you're
Speaker 1: paid to be a school board member. So these are
Speaker 1: good people, and they're dealing with an impossible situation. And
Speaker 1: a year after year after year doing the same thing
Speaker 1: anticipating different results is the definition of insanity, and it
Speaker 1: is insane to do this. Maybe start with first graders
Speaker 1: and have parent or parents or others involved day by
Speaker 1: day by day to the first day of school, and
Speaker 1: maybe try something different, which is educational achievement benchmarking. Can
Speaker 1: you read by the time you get to the fourth grade,
Speaker 1: by the time you what nine or ten years old?
Speaker 1: Can you read, understand the basics of mathematics and a
Speaker 1: little bit of geography, a little bit of geology, a
Speaker 1: little bit of English, a little bit of math, reading, writing,
Speaker 1: a little bit of that. And maybe there ought to
Speaker 1: be benchmarks to say, okay, or this nine or ten
Speaker 1: year old can't read, shows up to school maybe four,
Speaker 1: three or four days a week. What's happening in that
Speaker 1: kid's life that causes this to happen. So by the
Speaker 1: time you get to be seventeen eighteen, you turn out
Speaker 1: to be like a Jirell Austin or a de Anthony
Speaker 1: Bullocks or Sincere Grigsby or Ryan Hinton, in which you're
Speaker 1: posting on social media your possession of ownership of guns,
Speaker 1: all of which is illegal. Maybe at some point you say, Okay,
Speaker 1: we failed miserably in our mission, so how do we
Speaker 1: correct what we've done? Now? The same problems here are
Speaker 1: president in Columbus City Schools or Indianapolis or Chicago, Atlanta, Memphis,
Speaker 1: same thing. No educational achievement, but there's an eighty ninety
Speaker 1: percent graduation rate. Graduation to what And I'll say again,
Speaker 1: they're well intended. I know several teachers at CPS that
Speaker 1: are overwhelmed with the social issues in which they must
Speaker 1: deal and nothing I'm going to say here is going
Speaker 1: to change any of that. But the happy talk we
Speaker 1: need more money, Blame the Trump administration, Blame Columbus. We're
Speaker 1: not getting enough money for Covington independent schools. To be
Speaker 1: blaming Frankfort that we need more money when the increases
Speaker 1: is like the medicaid argument. Can you imagine the screaming,
Speaker 1: hollering and shouting, the protest, the riots taking place on
Speaker 1: Medicaid funding which is going up four to six percent
Speaker 1: every year as far as the eye can see, instead
Speaker 1: of ten to twelve percent only in Washington. Is a
Speaker 1: four to six percent increase in Medicaid a cut? And
Speaker 1: think of the hollering, screaming, shouting, protests, and anger directed
Speaker 1: from the left believing that Medicaid is going to be cut.
Speaker 1: It is not cut. Assuming you're a citizen, or assuming
Speaker 1: you're eighteen to thirty, eighteen to sixty years old, an
Speaker 1: able bodies get to work. But the Democrats want social dependency,
Speaker 1: they don't want work. And so if you're eligible for
Speaker 1: Medicaid and you're on it, and you're an American citizen
Speaker 1: and you can't work, Your benefits aren't going to change
Speaker 1: one bet. Did you know that? Did you know that
Speaker 1: every year the Trump administration is going to increase Medicaid
Speaker 1: funding four to six percent increase every year over the
Speaker 1: previous year. And is that a cut? Of course not,
Speaker 1: but that's not the way the media reports it. And sadly,
Speaker 1: I think the first mission of government is public safety.
Speaker 1: Would you agree that if you're not safe and secure
Speaker 1: in your home and your possessions and your bodily functioning,
Speaker 1: if you're not safe, if safety is terrible, then people
Speaker 1: will vote with their feet to leave that community. We
Speaker 1: had in Cincinnati in the nineteen seventies, a half million
Speaker 1: people lived in the city of Cincinnati. The schools were functional.
Speaker 1: Woward High School was functional. Crime was somewhat low compared
Speaker 1: to any standard today, and there was educational achievement. There
Speaker 1: was large businesses downtown. Fifty years later, after fifty years
Speaker 1: of liberal Democrats, the schools are in complete collapse. By
Speaker 1: any objective standard, it is unsafe in large parts of
Speaker 1: our city, whether it's Clifton or Hyde Park, or over
Speaker 1: the Rhine or OTR that'll simply walk around. It is unsafe.
Speaker 1: Open air drug dealing, open air, prostitution, massive use of
Speaker 1: marijuana illegally open air, and there's no enforcement of the law.
Speaker 1: And so every now and then there's a metastasizing event,
Speaker 1: like with Patrick Herringer, that indicates a deeper problem, much
Speaker 1: like Kyle Plush brought to light the difficulties of nine
Speaker 1: to point one, and with Mordecai Block, he was Black,
Speaker 1: he was so dangerous. After serving nine and a half
Speaker 1: years in jail, the Adult Pearl Authority, the APA, kept
Speaker 1: him under community control for three more years, thinking this
Speaker 1: guy is going to kill somebody because in prison he
Speaker 1: committed numerous crimes in prison. I spoke to the Attorney
Speaker 1: General about this. When you're in prison and if you
Speaker 1: commit felonious assaults and drug dealing in prison, which Mordecai
Speaker 1: Black did, shouldn't there be like a prosecution of someone
Speaker 1: in prison for committing felonies in prison. The answer, of course,
Speaker 1: academically is yes, and practicalities no. They let it go,
Speaker 1: let Mordecai Black out, knowing he was a danger to
Speaker 1: the community. Committed numerous felonies, the worst of which was
Speaker 1: on June the fourth, when he murdered Patrick Herringer in
Speaker 1: his own home in front of his lovely wife Sarah
Speaker 1: and walked out and he was finally and then the
Speaker 1: police finally said, okay, let's arrest this guy. I saw
Speaker 1: the report of Paula Christian of the Eye Team Channel nine,
Speaker 1: and it's frightening the differential between on one hand, the
Speaker 1: statements of mayor have to have pureval and on the
Speaker 1: other hand reality. When these events took place the first
Speaker 1: part of June, and we had the news conference on
Speaker 1: with the mayor saying we knew nothing, Sergeant Schultz, we
Speaker 1: knew nothing. Someone else failed, the adult parle authority should
Speaker 1: have done something different. This is terrible. We're innocent, we
Speaker 1: did nothing wrong. Then Paula Christian of the Eye Team
Speaker 1: spends some time and says, wait a minute. The statement
Speaker 1: by the mayor is fall Was it a lie? Absolutely,
Speaker 1: he knew or should have known that. There were six
Speaker 1: contacts with city police and Mordecai Black before June the fourth,
Speaker 1: including on April the sixth, when he burglarized is old girl,
Speaker 1: I guess the present girlfriend's home on Vine Street. She
Speaker 1: related what had happened, and the police that kind of
Speaker 1: ran him through the computer. He up, there's a worn
Speaker 1: out for his arrest and it just died right there.
Speaker 1: April sixth, committed to burglary, and after that, on May fifteenth,
Speaker 1: according to the ITEAM report, he was charged again with
Speaker 1: a serious burglary and another home on Straight Street, and
Speaker 1: they identified him again, Mordecai Black's the guy that did it.
Speaker 1: And the police again went to their computer system and said, oh,
Speaker 1: this WARN's out for this guy's arrest, let's go find him.
Speaker 1: From between May fifteenth and June the fourth, nothing happened,
Speaker 1: didn't look for him, They had his address, knew where
Speaker 1: he lived, and simply uh, not going to pick him up.
Speaker 1: And then finally on June the fourth, there he is again.
Speaker 1: There's video of him coming out of his home on
Speaker 1: Vine Street where he'd lived. Mordecai Black seemingly hadn't just
Speaker 1: committed another series of felonies and nothing happened at all.
Speaker 1: He's walking around OTR with a butcher knife in his hands,
Speaker 1: having committed and he was released from prison after nine
Speaker 1: and a half years in January. He won on a
Speaker 1: one man crime spree between then and June the fourth,
Speaker 1: and the city police, perhaps overwhelmed, did nothing. Six contacts
Speaker 1: did the mayor know that I know Paula Christian has
Speaker 1: asked for an interview, and they have turned down a
Speaker 1: request to be interviewed because they're so wrong and so
Speaker 1: embarrassed about this, they can't proceed know what to do.
Speaker 3: And so.
Speaker 1: I'm going to put a call into Paula Christian in
Speaker 1: about ten minutes. We're going to talk with her after
Speaker 1: one o'clock to put some meat on the bones of
Speaker 1: her story that the city's in complete denial about what's happening.
Speaker 1: In the first order of business ought to be public safety.
Speaker 1: Every word out of the mayor's mouth is unacceptable, unacceptable,
Speaker 1: unacceptable levels of crime. Well, what the hell's an acceptable
Speaker 1: level of crime? There are no acceptable levels. And I'll
Speaker 1: share with you a bond set recently in common police
Speaker 1: court for a young black male. In this particular case,
Speaker 1: what he did was shoot somebody in the back of
Speaker 1: the head. But you would think, okay, that's kind of
Speaker 1: a serious issue. You don't want to shoot somebody in
Speaker 1: the back of the head. How many times do you
Speaker 1: shoot somebody with a gun illegally possessed, shoot somebody in
Speaker 1: the back of the head and get out of jail. Well,
Speaker 1: here's the case State of Ohio versus Briasha Stroud. Don't
Speaker 1: know if it's a male or female shroud. The defendant,
Speaker 1: according to police records, shot a twelve year old victim
Speaker 1: in the back of the head. It's causing serious injuries.
Speaker 1: Fortunately he lived. And this person has charged with attempted
Speaker 1: murder felonious assault twice and he gets a low bond
Speaker 1: and is walking around now the streets of Cincinnati. His
Speaker 1: name is could be a woman, not sure, Briasha Stroud,
Speaker 1: strud And that happened on January thirty, twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: what about five months ago? I just got it here,
Speaker 1: thank you. Shroud is a female? Well, just walking around.
Speaker 1: How in the world does somebody shoot another human being
Speaker 1: in the back of the head and there's such a
Speaker 1: low bond set the person's out three legs in the
Speaker 1: steel of success. One incentivized support of police, proactive policing,
Speaker 1: two prosecutors who want to prosecute to the fullest ex
Speaker 1: center of the law, and three judges. Judges has set
Speaker 1: bonds appropriate to the behavior. If you shoot a twelve
Speaker 1: year old in the back of the head, should you
Speaker 1: be out of jail walking around the streets of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. And when I speak to Ken
Speaker 1: Kober or Dan Hills or Stacy Abrams, who've been cops
Speaker 1: and our cops, they'll tell you that we are overwhelmed.
Speaker 1: We need two hundred and fifty more police officers. He
Speaker 1: used to be taking a handful of Warrens. Go find
Speaker 1: this person. Now, one cop might be assigned between the
Speaker 1: Ohio River and OTR, which is a distance of maybe
Speaker 1: a mile, where thousands of crimes are committed, and there's
Speaker 1: one cop on duty for a shift, don't have backup.
Speaker 1: And you heard what Steve Gooden said about street cops
Speaker 1: or what's required open air drug dealing. Shoot, twenty thousand
Speaker 1: shots fired in the city of Cincinnati, four to five
Speaker 1: hundred wounded, And the mayor pats himself on the back,
Speaker 1: and Cheryl long and way over her head, and God
Speaker 1: blessed Teresa Thiji, she's doing what the mayor tells her
Speaker 1: to do, says yesterday, what a great job they're doing.
Speaker 1: Dislocated shoulders patting themselves on the back as this city
Speaker 1: literally is burning, including Clifton, where cops have to call
Speaker 1: for help on after our street parties shutting down Clifton
Speaker 1: Avenue in front of the old Ludlow garage, in front
Speaker 1: of the one of the original Skyline Chilly's, and the
Speaker 1: fire truck can't leave their facility because of all the
Speaker 1: drug dealing, the smoking, the drinking at two, three, four
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning, three blocks from the Mayor's home,
Speaker 1: and except for Channel nine, nobody reported it. Nobody reminds
Speaker 1: me of the national media with ICE. These are federal
Speaker 1: law enforcement officials being targeted by left wing extremists for
Speaker 1: death and murder in which they attack ICE facilities, and
Speaker 1: a smaller part that's happening in the city of Cincinnati
Speaker 1: immediately either the National Guard I know the Sheriff's Department,
Speaker 1: Charmaine McGuffey was on about a year ago saying more
Speaker 1: than willing to help, but she's also stretched bare. I
Speaker 1: think the townships received great law enforcement from the Sheriff's department,
Speaker 1: but let's face it, this city is in deep trouble
Speaker 1: and they have all this happy talk by GQ's own
Speaker 1: f ted pirival does not solve the problem. The fact
Speaker 1: it exacerbates it when he refuses to acknowledge reality that
Speaker 1: we are in trouble. City Council doesn't listen to Hyde
Speaker 1: Park residents, they don't listen to Clifton residents, they don't
Speaker 1: listen to anyone. They pat themselves on the back saying
Speaker 1: what a great job they've done, and the city goes on.
Speaker 1: And no rightful parent would ever send their kids to
Speaker 1: a public school in Cincinnati if you got an option,
Speaker 1: because of the conditions of the school and the fact
Speaker 1: that education publicly in every urban area is in complete collapse.
Speaker 1: We need two hundred and fifty more cops immediately, immediately,
Speaker 1: and they'll do their job now. Cops will do what
Speaker 1: they're told to do. And when you're told to ignore
Speaker 1: traffic violations, too many residents don't have insurance and driver's licenses.
Speaker 1: When you're told don't be active in your policing, respond
Speaker 1: to nine to one calls, take a report, then move on.
Speaker 1: We're overwhelmed. Listen to what the cops are saying. Twelve
Speaker 1: fifty six Homeio reds and Hews Radio seven hundred WLW
Speaker 1: by Billy Cunningham, the great American of course. Channel ninety
Speaker 1: I team under the leadership of polit Christian has done
Speaker 1: an excellent report on what did the mayor know and
Speaker 1: when did he know it, have to have purevoll. What
Speaker 1: did the police department know and when did they know it?
Speaker 1: About the information about the murder of Patrick Herringer and
Speaker 1: inside his own home. And you may recall at the
Speaker 1: time everyone was saying, including the mayor, that we weren't notified,
Speaker 1: didn't know about it. New information seems to Connord dit
Speaker 1: a statement made by mayor have to have purevoll in
Speaker 1: the aftermath of the murder of Patrick Herringer on June
Speaker 1: and I had on Sarah about two weeks later to
Speaker 1: say she's devastated. Would be an understatement to have someone
Speaker 1: murdered in cold blood in your own home. But Paula Christian,
Speaker 1: once again, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And can
Speaker 1: you tell the American people what the IT team has
Speaker 1: discovered about reviewing the records and what the city knew
Speaker 1: and when they knew it about the release and the
Speaker 1: activities of one Mordecai Black.
Speaker 4: Well, thank you for having me. It's always a pleasure. Unfortunately,
Speaker 4: I did uncover that Cincinnati police knew about Mordecai Black's
Speaker 4: outstanding parole violations two months before the murder happened. They
Speaker 4: got the hits while investigating a domestic disturbance. Mordecai's girlfriend
Speaker 4: called the police on April sixth in the middle of
Speaker 4: the night, and she was reporting that Mordecai had broken
Speaker 4: into her place where they apparently lived together, after she
Speaker 4: threw him out and they had a fight, and he
Speaker 4: broke in through a fire escape, climbed through a window,
Speaker 4: and when she got home, he was standing there naked
Speaker 4: in her home. So she called police. Police came out,
Speaker 4: they interviewed her. Mordecai was not there when police got there.
Speaker 4: She told police what happened, and she listed Mordecai's address
Speaker 4: as her own address, which is a multi family home
Speaker 4: on Vine Street. And the police officers on the scene
Speaker 4: went out to their cruiser and they ran Mordecai Black's
Speaker 4: name through their mobile data computer and they got six
Speaker 4: hits for parole violation, which does seem to contradict a
Speaker 4: statement made by Marathapurable.
Speaker 1: You have that your story in which you relate that
Speaker 1: the mayor, I could recall it specifically that the mayor
Speaker 1: at the time said, we knew nothing, didn't know about it,
Speaker 1: and we got to do better. The adult par authorities
Speaker 1: suddenly they got involved and they started talking about okay,
Speaker 1: we put it in the system, and the mayor kind
Speaker 1: of pictured this thing as something where the city wasn't involved,
Speaker 1: we weren't notified. We got to do better. It's unacceptable.
Speaker 1: I don't know what level of violence is acceptable, but
Speaker 1: it's certainly unacceptable. But when you talk about the six hits,
Speaker 1: you also say in your story that one of the CPD,
Speaker 1: sergeant Anthony Mitchell, confirmed to you that the officers got
Speaker 1: six hits on Black for pro violations when they entered
Speaker 1: his name into a mobile computer base on April sixth
Speaker 1: during a domestic disturbance. And so you would have to
Speaker 1: say that of the six hits, the city knew at
Speaker 1: least two months before the murder of Patrick that this
Speaker 1: guy was a terrible, terrible risk of committing some future crime.
Speaker 1: He'd spent most of his life in jail. I was
Speaker 1: told by someone in the state that he had numerous
Speaker 1: violations of proper behavior in prison for the years he
Speaker 1: was locked up. He was a terrible, terrible inmate, and
Speaker 1: they never pursued that. I had a state official tell
Speaker 1: me Paula Christian that when fights and robberies take place
Speaker 1: in prison, they generally don't pursue it at all because
Speaker 1: there's too much of it going on. They simply let it,
Speaker 1: let it go. They should have pursued criminal charges against
Speaker 1: him while he was locked up in prison, because you
Speaker 1: can't commit a bunch of crimes in prison and not
Speaker 1: be able accountable for it. But nonetheless, so when Am
Speaker 1: tab Pireval said the city was completely in the dark
Speaker 1: about this, was that, shall we say inaccurate?
Speaker 4: Well, it was inaccurate that Cincinnati police did know about
Speaker 4: the pro violation two months in advance. What they knew
Speaker 4: about them, I don't know. My understanding from talking to
Speaker 4: the police spokesperson is when you're checking a person's name
Speaker 4: through the system and it comes up a parole violation,
Speaker 4: it doesn't list details of what that parole violation is.
Speaker 4: It could just be a missed parole meeting. So they
Speaker 4: don't know. And that's the explanation that I received. So
Speaker 4: the city in the early aftermath of the terrible murder,
Speaker 4: they did shift the blame or try to shift the
Speaker 4: blame to the Ohio Adults Parole Authority and Ohio Department
Speaker 4: of Rehabilitation and Correction, saying you never told us. I mean,
Speaker 4: I've got the mayor's statement here, he said, when he
Speaker 4: cut his ankle monitor, city law enforcement should have been
Speaker 4: notified immediately and he should have been tracked down and apprehended.
Speaker 4: That this didn't happen is unacceptable. So they tried to
Speaker 4: shift the blame to the state. The state pushed back
Speaker 4: and said, look, within twenty four hours him missing his
Speaker 4: meeting with his parole officer and cutting off his ankle monitor,
Speaker 4: we did file arrest warrants and violations in the system
Speaker 4: that should have been spotted by Cincinnati police.
Speaker 1: So after the incident with the so called girlfriend, I
Speaker 1: can't imagine being a girlfriend of Mordecai Block, but that's
Speaker 1: a different issue. After the incident with the girlfriend, the
Speaker 1: police went out and they ran them immediately through they
Speaker 1: found it. Okay, this is a guy that's wanted. We
Speaker 1: don't know why he's wanted, but he's wanted. And then
Speaker 1: you also indicate that the police did not track down
Speaker 1: Mordecai Block after issuing a warren for his arrest goes
Speaker 1: to burglary. So the burglary took place on about April
Speaker 1: to sixth, and a warren was an issued for his
Speaker 1: arrest until May fifteenth, which is what five six weeks later?
Speaker 1: Do you know why it took five or six weeks
Speaker 1: to issue a warren for his arrest.
Speaker 4: Well, actually those are two.
Speaker 5: Different crimes, well multiple.
Speaker 4: Mordecai was very active. Police did not charged him for
Speaker 4: that domestic disturbance or that break in because they with
Speaker 4: his girlfriend, because they said they got conflicting stories, and
Speaker 4: after consulting with prosecutors, they did not charge him. So
Speaker 4: this is a whole separate other burglary that Mordecai Black
Speaker 4: is accused of committing on Straight Street on May fifteenth,
Speaker 4: in which he again broke into a home and were
Speaker 4: to a residents woke up and told them to leave,
Speaker 4: and he fled. Police came out. They filed a warrant
Speaker 4: that day for burglary, but it was never served, so
Speaker 4: he was never arrested until after Patrick Herringer was killed.
Speaker 1: So the May fifteenth, And you make the point, Paula
Speaker 1: Christian of Channel nine in your story that the police
Speaker 1: on May fifteenth, after the second burglary, and I was
Speaker 1: told he committed many other offenses that he wasn't arrested for,
Speaker 1: but they couldn't couldn't prove it, so they let it go.
Speaker 1: But on May fifteenth. They knew it was a second burglary,
Speaker 1: they knew he was wanted by parole, and they knew
Speaker 1: where he lived or supposedly lived. Is that correct.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's what my reporting has determined. And all of
Speaker 4: this is based on police records, So all of this
Speaker 4: information came from the Cincinnati Police's own documents.
Speaker 1: Why didn't they go out and get him after May fifteenth,
Speaker 1: before the June fourth murder of Patrick, Well, what's the reason.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I asked for an interview with Cincinnati Police,
Speaker 4: and I asked for an interview with somebody from the city,
Speaker 4: and I did not My request for an interview was
Speaker 4: not accepted. So if I had had the opportunity to
Speaker 4: speak to them, I would have certainly asked those questions.
Speaker 4: So what happens is the public is left to guess
Speaker 4: and wonder and speculate, and you know, I would prefer
Speaker 4: to ask those questions myself, but the.
Speaker 1: City doesn't respond. They don't say no to you, They
Speaker 1: simply don't respond at all.
Speaker 4: Well, no, I was told the Cincinnati Police declined my
Speaker 4: it's my request for an interview, so they said no.
Speaker 4: But I think it's important to also point out if
Speaker 4: we you know, they knew where he lived on this
Speaker 4: Vine at this Vine Street home, and he continued to
Speaker 4: return there. So if police wanted to find him, they
Speaker 4: really could have just staked out this property, because you know,
Speaker 4: just an hour or less than an hour before this,
Speaker 4: this terrible murder happened, we have on video from a
Speaker 4: source a man who who looks just like Mordecai Black
Speaker 4: leaving that apartment again with a whole bunch of things
Speaker 4: in his hand, shoes, clothes, and running out the door.
Speaker 4: And around that same time, somebody from that address called
Speaker 4: nine to one one and said we had a burglary
Speaker 4: and somebody took jim shoes, keys and other items. So
Speaker 4: and the video tracks him directly from that house to
Speaker 4: right in the same area of where the Herringers lived.
Speaker 4: And you know also he was carrying a knife.
Speaker 1: Well, one answer to that question might be when I
Speaker 1: talked to State Rep. Stacy Abrams, who spent twenty years
Speaker 1: as a cop in Cincinnati, and I spoke to Ken Kober,
Speaker 1: it used to be that when cops showed up for
Speaker 1: a shift, as it wasn't a lot going on, they
Speaker 1: would assigned each police officer two or three warrants to
Speaker 1: go find this guy, and then they would spend time
Speaker 1: locating him because not much was going on. When you're
Speaker 1: down two hundred and fifty street police officers in the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati, there are many times is one car
Speaker 1: for the Central Business district from the Ohio River up
Speaker 1: through tr ken Kober told me, there are many occasions
Speaker 1: we have one car on duty from between midnight and
Speaker 1: seven am one and if that person is in a
Speaker 1: traffic situation, violation or whatever, no one's picking up warrants
Speaker 1: to go look for anybody anymore because they're overwhelmed and
Speaker 1: they don't have time. And that's what ken Kober and
Speaker 1: State Rep. Stacy Abrams said that this is a classic
Speaker 1: example where after May fifteenth, there was an active warrant
Speaker 1: for the arrest of Mordecai Black. They knew where he lived,
Speaker 1: they knew his dangerous proclivities. They also had the information
Speaker 1: from the April six burglary that they decided not to pursue,
Speaker 1: and they knew this guy was a vicious criminal. And
Speaker 1: because of staffing problems, I was told that we don't
Speaker 1: take warrants anymore on a shift to go find somebody.
Speaker 1: Does that make sense to you.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, these police officers, they are following the
Speaker 4: directive of what their boss tells them to do. So
Speaker 4: you know, if if their boss is saying, you know,
Speaker 4: you've got to go patrol north over the Rhine, and
Speaker 4: that's what you're going to do, or you're going to
Speaker 4: go patrol Smail Park, or you're going to you know,
Speaker 4: I'm sure that their boss is not telling them go
Speaker 4: deliver these warrants or go look for these people, these fugitives,
Speaker 4: and they're not doing it. They're they're just following the
Speaker 4: orders that their bosses are giving them, would be my interpretation.
Speaker 4: And you know, maybe maybe if it is does require
Speaker 4: more police officers. But these are questions for the public.
Speaker 4: I mean, the public has to decide what kind of
Speaker 4: city they want, what they want their police to do,
Speaker 4: what is important to them. These these are questions for them.
Speaker 4: All I'm doing is giving them all the information so
Speaker 4: they can bring these questions to their elected leaders and
Speaker 4: their police chiefs.
Speaker 1: And asked himself and Paul, that's a great comment. The
Speaker 1: officers will do what they're told to do. I had
Speaker 1: on a guest about a year ago and out of
Speaker 1: front of Saint Francis Sarah Church on Central Parkway, in
Speaker 1: which is open air drug dealing, open air prostitution, human
Speaker 1: excrement is deposited on the alleys and streets around that
Speaker 1: previously great Catholic church. The Catholic and priest in charge
Speaker 1: shut the door and locked and he couldn't deal with
Speaker 1: all what was going on. And police officers in uniform
Speaker 1: and cars were drove drive by open air drug dealing
Speaker 1: and open air prostitution and do nothing about it. And
Speaker 1: there were three or four business owners that said, we can't,
Speaker 1: we can't live like this. There's no business being conducted,
Speaker 1: and they had to close their businesses. And that event
Speaker 1: brought little or no action from the City of Cincinnati
Speaker 1: other than holding a new conference which happened yesterday in
Speaker 1: which the mayor and the city manager and the police
Speaker 1: chief dislocated their shoulders, patting themselves on the back about
Speaker 1: what a great job they're doing, how much crime is down,
Speaker 1: but we know it's not down, we know it's bad,
Speaker 1: and now every night there's more murders. Had on about
Speaker 1: an hour ago Steve Gooden in which there was a
Speaker 1: street takeover in Clifton that was on Channel nine in
Speaker 1: which large numbers of individuals dancing on city cars, open
Speaker 1: air drug use, selling beer and drugs out the back
Speaker 1: of cars, brandishing firearms the fire truck and Clifton could
Speaker 1: not get out of the fire station for a call
Speaker 1: the number of people and that has caused no stir
Speaker 1: at all. And all you can do is report the
Speaker 1: facts as you've said, and we get the city we deserve.
Speaker 1: And if they spend their time complimenting themselves, what a
Speaker 1: great job they've done. Without without referencing these kinds of events,
Speaker 1: we're going to end up like downtown Chicago, New York
Speaker 1: and Philadelphia. But Paula Christian, thank you, and you put
Speaker 1: it out there. And the city had six hits to
Speaker 1: pick up Mordecai Black and failed to do so, resulting
Speaker 1: June fourth and the murder. Especially after May fifteenth, it
Speaker 1: was obvious this guy was a danger to the community
Speaker 1: and the city police simply did not respond. But Paula Christian,
Speaker 1: thank you, and good luck to you and all the
Speaker 1: folks in Channel nine, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: Paula Christian, thank you. Oh let's continue with more. There
Speaker 1: you have it. The facts will set us free. And
Speaker 1: when the mayor says we didn't know about it. Six
Speaker 1: times they knew about it and did nothing. Bill Cunningham
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Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, For I had none.
Speaker 4: Now, granted I didn't see Joe Biden every single day,
Speaker 4: but I did have an opportunity to interact.
Speaker 3: With the president.
Speaker 5: I never had a concern. If there's anyone that I
Speaker 5: am concerned about their mental acuity, it is the current occupant.
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Speaker 1: thought it was a college in Virginia. I thought it
Speaker 1: was a trucking company, Old Dominion. Well that's a good band, though,
Speaker 1: what kind of song? Give me one song? Entry, I
Speaker 1: don't know. Gimme one.
Speaker 7: Give me one of their heads, look it up, give
Speaker 7: me one of their heads. You've got the computer there, genius?
Speaker 2: Is it up?
Speaker 1: Drinking? Pickups and girls? That's all it's about. Oh why not,
Speaker 1: Old Dominion? What you do every night when you leave here?
Speaker 1: For just two of those three? That's right. Not to
Speaker 1: do the other one, am I get in trouble. True,
Speaker 1: but seg We have Caitln Lainhart with us about a
Speaker 1: big event Friday and Saturday, and Caitlin explain what's happening
Speaker 1: to the American people, how to get free tickets. The
Speaker 1: Reds are marching for glory and for some the judgment.
Speaker 1: Sy to God. They're going to be in the World
Speaker 1: Series this year, we think against the Cleveland Guardians give
Speaker 1: me a full report.
Speaker 5: I love it. Full report. Well, I can't stop laughing
Speaker 5: with you two, but.
Speaker 1: This whole week laughing at me. You think this is funny.
Speaker 5: You should hear my silent laughter the last time.
Speaker 8: Oh no, I'm glad to be here. I'm here with
Speaker 8: Saint Vincent de Paul. This weekend is special, huge Reds fans.
Speaker 8: Cincinnati's amazing. I mean they're going to turn up. This
Speaker 8: week's going to be amazing. Friday and Saturday is the
Speaker 8: official annual strikeout Hunger that you guys have partnered on
Speaker 8: for so many years.
Speaker 1: I think strikeout hunger. Take a look at him. Think
Speaker 1: he needs I'm sorry, please continue.
Speaker 5: No, we're trying to strike out hunger for our community.
Speaker 8: A lot of people are really struggling financially, especially with
Speaker 8: food and security kids home from school. So we've teamed
Speaker 8: up with all sorts of organizations to really strike out Hunger,
Speaker 8: partnering with the Reds seven hundred WLW iHeart ww everybody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's the finest official money can buy. Please continue.
Speaker 1: He was doing a high school football game. I walked
Speaker 1: up with a fifty dollars bill and said, eight, By
Speaker 1: the way, make sure dear park wins.
Speaker 8: He said it will take a hundred. Oh never mind,
Speaker 8: I don't care. That's on the corner here anyway. I
Speaker 8: like to say Mike's my favorite uncle. I don't actually
Speaker 8: have We love this man, but no, strikeout Hunger. We're
Speaker 8: so excited.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 8: All you have to do is bring at least three
Speaker 8: food items out to Reds Ballpark.
Speaker 5: Right before the game.
Speaker 1: What kind of food items?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 8: So definitely don't bring us like a turkey or meal
Speaker 8: because that would that would spoil.
Speaker 1: Right on an ice cream cone.
Speaker 5: Maybe not that it's gonna.
Speaker 1: Be hot, non perishable like you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, what we really need is like canned meat. I mean,
Speaker 8: think about what types of food do you want to eat?
Speaker 8: What would make a meal for a family, So Hamburger helper.
Speaker 8: We want to hit the food pound record this year,
Speaker 8: So think of.
Speaker 1: Heavy hour spam. I love spam.
Speaker 5: Bring all the spam.
Speaker 1: Spam is my favorite. Say you ever have spam? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've heard of it.
Speaker 8: Please continue, yes spam. Sure you could bring canned vegetables,
Speaker 8: but the main things that we really need are like
Speaker 8: canned fruits and canned meats.
Speaker 5: Those are huge.
Speaker 8: Even meal prep kits that are non perishable, that's huge. Cereals,
Speaker 8: oat meals, things that make a meal can.
Speaker 1: Be bring those. What was that post toasties?
Speaker 5: What is that?
Speaker 1: Never mind? How about Kellogg's corn flakes?
Speaker 5: You can bring that.
Speaker 1: Please continue.
Speaker 8: So you can bring at least three items for every
Speaker 8: three items that you're bringing, well, not every three.
Speaker 5: Sorry, I'll back up.
Speaker 8: Each person needs to unload their entire truck full of
Speaker 8: non perishable items.
Speaker 5: You already hear first. Everyone needs to bring their whole
Speaker 5: truck full in order for us to hit our goal.
Speaker 8: I'm throwing out big goals today. Technically, to get a
Speaker 8: REDS ticket, you only have to bring three items.
Speaker 1: What if you bring nine items, you get three tickets.
Speaker 5: That's not true, but you do have more people?
Speaker 1: Okay, how many? Give me the rules, the rules.
Speaker 8: If you bring at least three items, you get a
Speaker 8: free ticket to a future redskin.
Speaker 1: Cans of corn you get one ticket, yes, whatever, bring
Speaker 1: nine cans.
Speaker 5: Of corn, then you help more people. And that's a way.
Speaker 5: You only get one You only get one ticket.
Speaker 8: But you know what, I think your seat's in heaven,
Speaker 8: so maybe you can do a little bit more.
Speaker 5: How about that?
Speaker 8: But how about we think about everybody loading up their
Speaker 8: whole trucks full. And we're going to have this starting
Speaker 8: at three thirty on Friday, which is earlier than usual.
Speaker 5: We're really trying to break the record. So what's the record?
Speaker 5: All right? Twenty fourteen. You guys helped us get.
Speaker 1: Twenty four Yeah, write that down, twenty fourteen fourteen, there's
Speaker 1: fourteen again, there's that number again.
Speaker 8: Go ahead, be a total amount that year was twenty
Speaker 8: seven three hundred pounds of food to strike out hunger
Speaker 8: for Saint Vincent.
Speaker 1: Most is that correct? It's delicious? But hea just continue,
Speaker 1: thank you.
Speaker 5: It goes to helping families in need.
Speaker 8: Not say just to clarify, but I will say that
Speaker 8: this year we're going to break that record. We're going
Speaker 8: to break the record of twenty seven three hundred pounds.
Speaker 8: Then need is up greater than it ever has been.
Speaker 8: Many are struggling in our community in Saint Vincent. Paul
Speaker 8: wants to help. We teamed up with you guys to
Speaker 8: do it, and with the Reds, it's gonna be huge.
Speaker 6: Guys.
Speaker 5: I want to see everyone. Yes, bring ring food.
Speaker 1: Do you watch Yellowstone and John? You watch it? I
Speaker 1: love that, Stie, I love that eighteen eighteen seventy thcently.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 8: It's also I love that they're like cattle cattle gangsters
Speaker 8: out there.
Speaker 5: They're just awesome.
Speaker 1: Would you date a man named Rip?
Speaker 5: I would not.
Speaker 9: I had the most attractive husband. I know, I'm good.
Speaker 9: I don't want Rip. Would you rather be a man
Speaker 9: or if you had your choice being a man or
Speaker 9: a woman. I've never had a woman answer this question differently.
Speaker 9: Would you rather be a woman or a man?
Speaker 5: Absolutely, I'd love to be a woman.
Speaker 1: You know we can switch if you like. That's okay.
Speaker 1: I'm find the way I am.
Speaker 5: I'm happy as a woman. Yes.
Speaker 1: Why would some woman ever want to be a man?
Speaker 1: I don't get it.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's stupid.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Well anyway, about the food, About the food, because that's
Speaker 8: why I'm here. I'm here to talk about food, and
Speaker 8: I want to hear that everybody is loading up their
Speaker 8: trunks and they're carrying as many things as they can handle.
Speaker 5: Yes, three items per person. Get you a ticket.
Speaker 8: So if you have six family members in your household,
Speaker 8: each person can get a free ticket.
Speaker 1: Chuck, you bring eighteen cancer corn, six family members, six friends.
Speaker 1: You don't check, who's your husband, who's your girlfriend?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 5: Everybody? Each person qualifies to get a ticket. It's awesome.
Speaker 1: Four year old boy can come with three cancer corn.
Speaker 1: He gets a ticket. He does, so you have seg
Speaker 1: you got that? Got it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Get We're giving up free Reds tickets today. This is exciting.
Speaker 1: So like a democrat. If it's free, it's for me,
Speaker 1: believe me. Segment Now, I want you to say these
Speaker 1: tennis names correctly. Okay, I don't want you to mess up.
Speaker 1: But first of all, get me into the studie report.
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Speaker 7: two two twos is clucking good?
Speaker 1: Yes it is? Please continue.
Speaker 7: Andrew Abbot pitching seven innings, will he a shut out ball?
Speaker 7: A day after he was named an All Star? La
Speaker 7: de la Cruz number forty four gets a pair of
Speaker 7: RBI doubles. Red's dumped the Marlins last night seven to
Speaker 7: two to end that four game losing streak. Tonight, Abbott
Speaker 7: rolls to eight and one. He's pretty good. Yes, she's
Speaker 7: like Tommy Glavin. Tito Francona is three wins away from
Speaker 7: two thousand.
Speaker 1: Time of his managerial Kurrier Tree cancer Corn. Tonight he
Speaker 1: gets three wins? Is that correct?
Speaker 5: Friday and Saturday Friday.
Speaker 1: Break it this weekend?
Speaker 7: Well, we better we better watch it because the Rockies
Speaker 7: are like twenty one and seven hundred.
Speaker 1: Or five fifty if they can't beat that team. But
Speaker 1: it's like the Corps All Stars soft softball team.
Speaker 7: For God's sakes, Nicolodolo goes today for the Red Legs
Speaker 7: for ten with the Arnel Carriers inside Pitch Kelsey Chevrolet
Speaker 7: Extra Inning show after the game. The reason why they're
Speaker 7: playing I want the tennis. The reason why they're playing
Speaker 7: at five ten is old dominion.
Speaker 1: His singing. Give me the song?
Speaker 8: Okay, written a song? Yes, it came out in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 8: Written in the sand? Is are we written in the stars?
Speaker 8: Are we written in the sand? Are we a real thing?
Speaker 8: Are we a short thing?
Speaker 5: It's a good song and we were drunk them all
Speaker 5: the lead to a drunk on margarite should.
Speaker 1: Say years ago hit songs.
Speaker 5: I'm not trying to talk bad about him. I kind
Speaker 5: of like them. I don't know if there's anything reason,
Speaker 5: but I like their older stuff.
Speaker 1: Thought it was a brand of beer.
Speaker 5: Well they are old men.
Speaker 1: I thought it was a trucking firm. That was trucking firm,
Speaker 1: and then you said it was a school. I sit
Speaker 1: back and listen. Listen. I don't know what God.
Speaker 11: Likes you.
Speaker 1: Please continue. I want you to pronounce the names of
Speaker 1: the female tennis players. That's of course, Willie.
Speaker 7: The Reds are honoring the late Dave Parker on the
Speaker 7: outfield wall at G A B P with his uniform
Speaker 7: and his number and Parker's visitation and funeral set for
Speaker 7: later today.
Speaker 1: Where were well the cobra? Where were the cobrald be
Speaker 1: laid to rest? You know what? I don't. I don't
Speaker 1: know any other details. Why don't you know? You should know?
Speaker 7: Also Willy and that tennis. Here we women, somewhere we go,
Speaker 7: Here we go, Caitly, here we go. America. American Amanda
Speaker 7: a Nissan off upset top seeded Arena Saplenka.
Speaker 1: That's you just said it wrong. She said her name.
Speaker 1: Say say your name again.
Speaker 7: I just so they just said what they That's how
Speaker 7: they pronounced it on ESPN.
Speaker 1: They've hit it again.
Speaker 6: Hi, my name is Amanda and Samova Amanda.
Speaker 7: And close enough you got that Irena sablenkaa uh and
Speaker 7: a seeded Ego who easily defeated Belinda Bensiic six six love.
Speaker 1: Hit it again, Ego, that's what I says said. You
Speaker 1: didn't say that. Tomorrow the Man's semi finals or something.
Speaker 7: Tomorrow the Men's semi finals, Number two Carlos al Karez
Speaker 7: against American and fifth seed Taytor Fritz Fritz and then
Speaker 7: then the top seedy Onick Sinner meets Novic.
Speaker 1: Did you see the splits that he did? Look like
Speaker 1: Mary lou Retten? She was drunk on the balance, hurt
Speaker 1: a little bit. Also want to say drunk? How about her?
Speaker 4: Good?
Speaker 1: No more of America's a little darling? Is she look
Speaker 1: like she's believing in a drunk tank? Slightly?
Speaker 7: Also, Willie, we want to say one congratulations to one
Speaker 7: of our former employees, James betting Field, producer extraordinaire here
Speaker 7: last month. I don't know how we missed us, but
Speaker 7: he had a hole in one where at the mill course,
Speaker 7: whole number eight. It's using a nine iron. I've played
Speaker 7: there one hundred and thirty five yards par three. James
Speaker 7: Bettingfield with a hole in one.
Speaker 1: Gradulation betting House or is it betting House or betting Field?
Speaker 7: I think, can you say his name betting House, betting Field,
Speaker 7: betting Field, say that his name?
Speaker 1: That beat Sabalinka. I'm not saying anymore.
Speaker 3: I can't.
Speaker 7: I can't wait for them to come here for two
Speaker 7: weeks and next month.
Speaker 1: That'd be great. Yeah, it'll be wonderful. All their names
Speaker 1: are going to be Smith and Jones. And Frank, Frank,
Speaker 1: that's sweet lips. What about Fritz? What about Fritz? Fritz?
Speaker 1: Alcarez is gonna kill frist Fritz. I was confused that
Speaker 1: what do I have the name Fritz in mine?
Speaker 7: My Fritz because it's the hippo. He's the he's the
Speaker 7: brother of of Tucker. No, Tucker's the dad. Tucker's the
Speaker 7: dads is what?
Speaker 1: Yeah? See?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Is the mother?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 1: No, Fiona is the daughter. Who's the mother? Phoebe?
Speaker 5: Phoebe you think is not much of a daughter any there?
Speaker 5: She's kind of grown, she's pretty big, the daughter.
Speaker 1: And Fritz who's the father? Tucker, who's the mother? Bobie?
Speaker 1: Who's the baby? Fritz? And Force is what seven thousand pounds?
Speaker 11: Right now?
Speaker 1: Correct? Who won in a fight? Wait a minute, there's
Speaker 1: Tucker right there? He see you woke him up to
Speaker 1: Tucker teetered up against a certain unnamed gorilla shot in
Speaker 1: the zoo by Joe Dieters. I would have, Oh, I'll
Speaker 1: tell you what will. I would take the hippo.
Speaker 7: Take the hippo because they're mean against Croc and they
Speaker 7: walk right up to croc gon dials and move them.
Speaker 7: And a hippo can swim about thirty five to forty
Speaker 7: miles an under miles an hour underwater.
Speaker 1: Can you they can move?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: I sink? I bet so. It's like like the Hoodies.
Speaker 1: Did you see Did you see the Hoodies? I wish
Speaker 1: you'd put the bomb toot? Then they recorded and watch it, sink.
Speaker 1: It was the Hoodies cable network they call it. And
Speaker 1: they they torpedo the ship and the Suez and what
Speaker 1: they did then was recorded and put on the Hoodies'
Speaker 1: cable network. I'm going, what, get one of those B
Speaker 1: two bombers and just go right? What are they based
Speaker 1: in Yemen? Well, they're based in Nebraska. They fly every No, no,
Speaker 1: I mean the Hoodies. Oh they're in Yemen. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: what I just said. You did. It's an echo in here. Hello.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I wanted you hit this one of those flights.
Speaker 7: B two babies go over there and just let them
Speaker 7: have it for about ten minutes.
Speaker 1: Don't mess with anybody else. Right there. The Hoodies cable
Speaker 1: network has the video. Unbelievble. I guess you can get that,
Speaker 1: gets you, Hoodie? You get it? Like Netflix or what
Speaker 1: you brought that up? Last night?
Speaker 7: I'm watching Netflix? Okay, Oh there has we go, there
Speaker 7: has to be some kind of quarterbacks. And I'm watching
Speaker 7: Joe Burrow and his mother, Robin is just wonderful. I
Speaker 7: like her, and he's watching the game between You might
Speaker 7: recall Denver hosting Kansas City.
Speaker 1: You within Kansas City would be Denver. No, they rested
Speaker 1: all their starters and so Casey beat Denver Bank. Of
Speaker 1: course the bank was not in correct, and all of
Speaker 1: a sudden he just had a very bad afternoon. Joe Burrows,
Speaker 1: he needs a woman. Have you thought about this, because
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow is always alone? The other quarterbacks have women. Yeah,
Speaker 1: maybe his problem getting there, I'm.
Speaker 5: Sure if people are pounding his door, go sure.
Speaker 1: I don't know about that, because the other quarterbacks have
Speaker 1: like girlfriends and wives and Joe Burrow sitting by.
Speaker 5: He's kind of nerdy.
Speaker 8: We were actually, some of me my friends are talking
Speaker 8: about this last night. They were saying that he's a
Speaker 8: bit of a nerd and kind of has probably a
Speaker 8: particular type if we you know, we just don't know.
Speaker 8: I don't know him, but would you leave your hu
Speaker 8: for him? Not everyone's as fortunate to be married to
Speaker 8: Brandon Lene Hard as I am.
Speaker 5: I'm very luckily.
Speaker 1: That's a great answer.
Speaker 5: I haven't seen he's to play football. He is very attractive,
Speaker 5: but not Joe Burrow.
Speaker 1: He's got a quarter of a billion dollars.
Speaker 5: You know what I think, Brandon?
Speaker 1: I tell you what what you know? What you ought
Speaker 1: to do to answer there? That's great joking.
Speaker 5: I could pull him up.
Speaker 3: Pull up.
Speaker 1: Let me take a look at your husband.
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 7: You know what with all your word worldly girlfriends that
Speaker 7: you've had over the years, won't you go over to
Speaker 7: Joe's house and talk to it.
Speaker 1: I talked him about how to get and he's a date. Well,
Speaker 1: you're the king of him. I got him right, got
Speaker 1: them all right?
Speaker 5: That's Oh, I'm sorry. I told you I think.
Speaker 1: You're looking through her photos. Now I'm looking through all
Speaker 1: the I didn't know you wore that. Look at this
Speaker 1: she gave me that. Look at this. Holy moly, wow.
Speaker 8: That sounds very misleading. We are on the beach. There's
Speaker 8: a photo.
Speaker 1: You're on the beach in your brown panties. Am I
Speaker 1: right or wrong about it?
Speaker 8: And Brandon's in his swim trunks?
Speaker 5: Oh that one's at the Reds game. Yeah, Brandon's an
Speaker 5: attractive man.
Speaker 8: So when people ask me if I wouldn't want to
Speaker 8: be married to somebody else, that's pretty easy.
Speaker 1: If I was a woman, i'd be attracted to him.
Speaker 1: But I see you dancing with farm animals here? What's that?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 5: God only does I do all sorts of stuff.
Speaker 1: I bet here you go? And once again, what's happening
Speaker 1: Friday and Saturdays?
Speaker 4: On the Oh?
Speaker 2: This was?
Speaker 5: I was dancing with the bird from wah Wah. That's
Speaker 5: what that was.
Speaker 1: I love Wawah was great.
Speaker 5: I was out there an opening day for them.
Speaker 1: Give me a hot dog from wah Wah, and I'm
Speaker 1: good to go.
Speaker 7: They're opening one right off of right there in Mason.
Speaker 7: Let me know by King's Island.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there you go. You're not leaving? Then they have
Speaker 1: an affair with Joe Burrow.
Speaker 5: Never, No, I'm happy.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Talk again Friday and Saturday night.
Speaker 5: I think I'm here to talk about strike on hunger.
Speaker 10: But I'm.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean, you guys were talking about different pounds,
Speaker 8: how much the hippos weigh. We have a pound goal
Speaker 8: for this weekend at the Reds game. So if you're
Speaker 8: coming out of the game, which you should be, they're
Speaker 8: giving away a jersey on Saturday night, daya Cruz Jerseyriday night.
Speaker 5: That's big fireworks on Friday night, two big games.
Speaker 1: Write that down.
Speaker 5: I'll be I'll be at the Friday game with my
Speaker 5: attractive husband, Brandon, A good man. All right. So Fridays
Speaker 5: strike out hunger. You got to bring canned food, nonperishable
Speaker 5: items to help families in need.
Speaker 8: Famm can't meet, can chicken, cantuona, peanut butter, things that
Speaker 8: can go a long way for a lot of families.
Speaker 8: Minimum three items secures you a ticket to a future
Speaker 8: Reds game. So you're helping the families we serve at
Speaker 8: Saint Vincent de Paul, and you're also getting a ticket
Speaker 8: to a future game.
Speaker 5: And they're gonna they're gonna be on a winning streak.
Speaker 5: I can feel it.
Speaker 1: I feel it.
Speaker 5: I can feel it.
Speaker 1: Something on the segment. Nice to meet you. I never
Speaker 1: met you before?
Speaker 5: Have I? I think at the Christmas party?
Speaker 1: I don't remember that. It's okay, Get me out of this.
Speaker 1: I think you popped out of a cake, didn't you.
Speaker 1: I did not should get me out of this. Students report,
Speaker 1: please will the you in honor of Saint Vincent de Paul.
Speaker 1: And they're good work. This weekend with the reds Tomorrow
Speaker 1: and Saturday can items Friday and Saturday tickets, tickets and
Speaker 1: more tickets.
Speaker 7: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 4: And I'd like to know why am I takeingaining federal
Speaker 4: taxes if they're not going to do anything. By the way,
Speaker 4: is there anybody can tell me that if they want
Speaker 4: the states to take care of everything, I'll pay state
Speaker 4: taxes and not federal taxes.
Speaker 5: Watch the irs come after me, now.
Speaker 1: Shut up, seven hundred WLW Bill Cunningham, the Great American.
Speaker 1: Of course, there's a recent lawsuit filed by the US
Speaker 1: Department of Education against the state of California because California
Speaker 1: refuses to comply with federal law allowing biological men to
Speaker 1: participate in girls and women's events, to the detriment of
Speaker 1: equal rights for women. We also have a circumstance where
Speaker 1: every major American city controlled by the Democratic Party refuses
Speaker 1: to allow federal law enforcement to interact with their prison system.
Speaker 1: For example, in the city of Chicago, if you have
Speaker 1: four or five criminal alien gang bangers locked up on
Speaker 1: murder and conspiracy charges, that it would be very simple
Speaker 1: for ice to go into those facilities and simply arrest
Speaker 1: those individuals when they were released while in jail and
Speaker 1: then deport them or put them in federal facilities. And
Speaker 1: the mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson, done a lot out
Speaker 1: to take place. But something new is occurring, and that
Speaker 1: is ever since the last month or two in Los
Speaker 1: Angeles with Karen Bass, the mayor is organizing I won't
Speaker 1: call in protest their riots around the facilities of law enforcement,
Speaker 1: around federal law enforcement to prohibit cars and vehicles from
Speaker 1: exiting lots of ICE and other FBI facilities, and they
Speaker 1: just stand in the road way and won't let the
Speaker 1: federal officials leave their compounds to arrest or do law enforcement.
Speaker 1: But even worse, in the last week or two, there's
Speaker 1: been two armed attacks by leftist activists funded on two
Speaker 1: ICE facilities in which in one circumstance, a police officer
Speaker 1: was shot in the neck. Joan, you and I now
Speaker 1: is Hans Vaughan Spokowski. He's with the Heritage dot Org Foundation,
Speaker 1: and Hans, welcome to the Bill Cunningham shown first of all,
Speaker 1: for those whom may not be oriented to what's going on,
Speaker 1: tell the American people about what's happening to some of
Speaker 1: these ice facilities in the individual's accuse of shooting and
Speaker 1: trying to murder a police officer.
Speaker 10: Well, for example, in Texas, a group of almost a
Speaker 10: dozen individuals been arrested and they were using One of
Speaker 10: them was using an AR fifty to fire at an
Speaker 10: ice facility. A police officer called there was wounded. When
Speaker 10: they arrested one of the guys in his car, they
Speaker 10: found not only two AR fifteen rifles, but they found
Speaker 10: keV larves, a ballistic.
Speaker 3: Helvet loaded magazine, and.
Speaker 10: Then they found sound seven other suspects you apparently trying
Speaker 10: to get away on foot, wearing black military fatigues, and
Speaker 10: they also had weapons, this and radio. So this was
Speaker 10: a very organized attack on ice facilities. And look they're
Speaker 10: up for attempted murder and other charges. But simply impeding
Speaker 10: ice officers, you know, like you were describing the folks
Speaker 10: standing in the middle of the street trying to prevent
Speaker 10: ice officials from getting out of.
Speaker 1: Their parking lot.
Speaker 10: Sorry, guys, but that's a violation of federal law. If
Speaker 10: you assault, resist a pose, impede, intimidate, or interfere with
Speaker 10: federal officials carrying out their duties, you're committing a.
Speaker 3: Felony and you can go to jail.
Speaker 10: And if you actually use a deadly or James dangerous weapon,
Speaker 10: you're talking about decades decades in jail. So anybody who
Speaker 10: thinks they're going to get away with this and not
Speaker 10: going to be charged by this Justice Department is making
Speaker 10: a huge mistake.
Speaker 1: How does this arise haunts because you think about an armed,
Speaker 1: planned attack on federal law enforcement officials. This began, as
Speaker 1: I understand it from your article at Heritage dot org.
Speaker 1: As I understanding, they began by shooting fireworks at the
Speaker 1: building to kind of lure the officials out, and then
Speaker 1: they pulled out the ar fifteens. Explain how they did this?
Speaker 10: Well, think about the rhetoric we've now been hearing from
Speaker 10: Democrats and supporters of open borders. You've had Democratic.
Speaker 11: Officials calling.
Speaker 10: Ice agents and others Nazis and the Gestapo.
Speaker 11: They're actually they're encouraging.
Speaker 10: This kind of violence against federal officials who are doing
Speaker 10: what simply enforcing.
Speaker 3: Federal law, and the prior.
Speaker 10: Administration basically allowed folks to get away with all kinds
Speaker 10: of mines. Think about all the arson, burning property, damaged
Speaker 10: people attacked that an Antifa did, and they were encouraged
Speaker 10: by Democratic mayors, Democratic officials, the US Justice Bartner.
Speaker 11: Joe Biden did nothing about.
Speaker 10: It, so you know they I guess maybe they thought
Speaker 10: they could get away with this and nothing would happen
Speaker 10: to him.
Speaker 1: Well, at this point, something is happening in the foundation
Speaker 1: of the stream in which these individuals swim. Are the
Speaker 1: buckets of water dumped in by Democratic officials, from Chuck
Speaker 1: Schumer to a Keem Jeffries, to the governor of California
Speaker 1: to the mayor of Chicago. The maybe mom Donnie is
Speaker 1: going to be the next mayor of New York, in
Speaker 1: which not only Donald Trump, but federal law enforcement has
Speaker 1: been called Nazis, Gestapo. They must be stopped, they must
Speaker 1: be killed. Story came out a day or two ago
Speaker 1: about the Iranians have micro drones hunting down Donald Trump
Speaker 1: to kill him. I'm watching chaos, and I would like
Speaker 1: to think this would get more publicity. I did a
Speaker 1: search of NBC, ABC and CBS. They did not do
Speaker 1: one story on the Texas ice facility assaulted by these
Speaker 1: ten INTIFA members, well armed and funded, and how and
Speaker 1: the atmosphere around these federal officials, whether it's ICE or
Speaker 1: the FBI US Martial Service is so acidic and so
Speaker 1: vitriolic that the killing or the maiming of these officials
Speaker 1: is considered acceptable by leaders of the Democrat Party, Gavin
Speaker 1: Newsom for examples being sued now in her title nine.
Speaker 1: But the rhetoric of Karen Bass, the mayor of la
Speaker 1: who's made thirty six trips to Cuba. She loves Fidel Castro,
Speaker 1: believe it or not, and she is claiming that this
Speaker 1: is an existential threat that they must be stopped. And
Speaker 1: she's conducting herself criminal enterprises to stop ICE officials from
Speaker 1: doing their jobs in the FBI. And I asked johns
Speaker 1: am I living in some alternative universe, what the hell's
Speaker 1: going on around this place?
Speaker 10: Well, I think this is a clear indication of a
Speaker 10: kind of deep divide that exists in the country today.
Speaker 10: And I tell you it's very similar, I think to
Speaker 10: what was going on before the American Civil War.
Speaker 3: I mean, who is it.
Speaker 10: You know, right before the Civil War you had all
Speaker 10: these state officials saying they could defy the federal government. Well,
Speaker 10: that's exactly what Karen Bass is doing.
Speaker 3: And judges, like.
Speaker 10: The state court judge in Wisconsin, who's now being criminally
Speaker 10: prosecuted for attempting to help an illegal alien get away
Speaker 10: from federal officials. All of these, by the way, local
Speaker 10: and state officials need to realize that, yeah, under our constitution,
Speaker 10: under a federal system, they can't be forced to address
Speaker 10: the federal government.
Speaker 3: But if they cross the line.
Speaker 10: Into obstructing or impeding the federal government, if they do
Speaker 10: things like help illegal aliens try to escape custody, they
Speaker 10: can be they can be criminally prosecuted.
Speaker 11: And any of them who say, oh that can ha
Speaker 11: excuse me.
Speaker 10: We settle that issue in eighteen sixty four.
Speaker 1: And I would say Hans, the political party in charge
Speaker 1: of the Confederacy were, of course the Democrats, and the
Speaker 1: Democrats said the federal law, we're not going to follow
Speaker 1: Title nine, we're not going to follow, sanctuary city laws,
Speaker 1: we're not going to follow. We're not going to we're
Speaker 1: going to assault law enforcement officials. That's the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: And after the Civil War, I think won by us.
Speaker 1: After the Civil War, the Democratic Party demanded the federal
Speaker 1: officials leave the South. Beginning in eighteen seventy six, they did,
Speaker 1: and then the Democrats became the ku Klux Klan and
Speaker 1: they started lynching black folks and Catholics and gay individuals, etc.
Speaker 1: And here we are one hundred years later, and the
Speaker 1: same Democratic party is saying federal law doesn't apply. We
Speaker 1: can let biological men participate in women's sports, We don't
Speaker 1: have to comply with federal law. With immigration, we can
Speaker 1: become sanctuary cities, sanctuary states where the federal law doesn't apply.
Speaker 1: And then after that, what we're going to do is
Speaker 1: have the mayor and the public officials say that we're
Speaker 1: going to physically stop federal agents from doing their job.
Speaker 1: Then lastly, the stormtroopers come out, the Antifa types, but
Speaker 1: they are fifteens to target and kill. And then to
Speaker 1: make that more easy, the Democrats and the Congress are
Speaker 1: now saying they want to take masks away from the
Speaker 1: ICE officials who want to hide their identity so that
Speaker 1: they're not targeted it by the keyboard warriors online. And
Speaker 1: then lastly, I'm looking at a story out of the
Speaker 1: Washington Post that twenty four Democrats in the Congress say
Speaker 1: these are elected officials. Are is that now saying that
Speaker 1: our constituents want blood to run in the streets, They
Speaker 1: want us to get more aggressive than what's happened already.
Speaker 1: What is more aggressive? Well, what's the next step that
Speaker 1: Democrats are saying that the congressmen are saying, our constituents
Speaker 1: on once the once the Roman colisseum, they want the
Speaker 1: gladiators in the pit. That means kill the other side,
Speaker 1: don't participate, shoot at them, objectivize them, find out who
Speaker 1: they are, make their children and wives and husbands frightened,
Speaker 1: destroy federal law enforcement and hans Where does this lead?
Speaker 1: What's the next step after this one?
Speaker 10: Well, the next the next step is is, uh, they
Speaker 10: are encouraging stivile war. I mean, I mean, we can't
Speaker 10: get around it. That is what they are encouraging. They
Speaker 10: are encouraging civil war. When they are when they are.
Speaker 3: Not condemning this kind of violence.
Speaker 11: Instantly, That's that's what they're encouraging. And look, we should mention.
Speaker 10: The majority of Americans support what the administration is doing
Speaker 10: in for example, trying to enforce our immigration law is
Speaker 10: because it's common sense. They understand that trying to get
Speaker 10: for example, criminal aliens out of the.
Speaker 11: Country is a good thing.
Speaker 10: Look, that may be one of the reasons why you
Speaker 10: see the polling the Democratic supports for the Democratic.
Speaker 3: Party is at the lowest rate it's.
Speaker 10: Been in a very, very long time, and it's because
Speaker 10: they are on the wrong side of these these issues
Speaker 10: according to the public.
Speaker 1: Well, Hans, I saw a poll this this morning, and
Speaker 1: there's a lot of media coverage of some who fall
Speaker 1: through the cracks. Here in Cincinnati. We had a nineteen
Speaker 1: year old boy that a young man who did things right,
Speaker 1: and he came here illegally. He was brought here illegally
Speaker 1: and he reported to immigration and he was arrested. We
Speaker 1: have others. We have sad stories that they get caught
Speaker 1: up in a system. But in reality, despite of all
Speaker 1: the media coverage of that, and the lack of media
Speaker 1: coverage of criminal aliens and the damage they caused, still
Speaker 1: fifty seven percent of the American people want illegal aliens
Speaker 1: out of the country. Despite all those things, fifty seven
Speaker 1: percent want them out of the country and to build.
Speaker 1: And that's where the American people are, and we understand
Speaker 1: what's happening. But long term, I talked to my Democratic
Speaker 1: friends as to what happened under Joe Biden, the auto
Speaker 1: pen president who wasn't the president. I think it was
Speaker 1: a need had done and those around him conducted the presidency,
Speaker 1: but nonetheless, the goal was to bring in ten to
Speaker 1: fifteen million more illegals to preparation for the twenty thirty census.
Speaker 1: The census counts not citizens, but persons, and that's why
Speaker 1: California is three to five more congressmen than they should
Speaker 1: have because you count persons not citizens. So the goal
Speaker 1: was to bring in twelve to fifteen million more. Get
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris elected for eight years, twelve to fifteen million more.
Speaker 1: Every four years, you'd have sixty to eighty million more people.
Speaker 1: And then the idea so the Democrats couldn't care less
Speaker 1: about the illegalities involved with the immigrants. They want power
Speaker 1: and they want money, so the money comes from the
Speaker 1: US census to have the allocation of those congressional seats
Speaker 1: to go towards cities and states with large numbers of
Speaker 1: illegal persons that are present. That was the fifteen to
Speaker 1: twenty year goal that Donald Trump stopped. And that's why
Speaker 1: there's so much crying and angstus because they've lost control
Speaker 1: of the twenty thirty census, in which they could grossly
Speaker 1: increase the number of Democrats in the Congress. That was
Speaker 1: the ultimate goal. If the opposite had been true, the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party would have gone the other direction. They would
Speaker 1: have sounded like Donald Trump. In fact, for the eight
Speaker 1: years of a Barack Hussein Obama, he deported at least
Speaker 1: five million illegal aliens. He was the deporter in chief,
Speaker 1: and the media didn't cover it because, after all, they're
Speaker 1: the mouthpiece of the Democratic Party and things are going
Speaker 1: well anyway. You might recall after the first two years
Speaker 1: of Obama, it was a permanent Democratic establishment that they
Speaker 1: had put together, the composite groups that the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: will control American politics for generations to come. Because of Obama.
Speaker 1: When that whole thing crashed and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: we got a problem, they came up with a new strategy,
Speaker 1: which is, let's replace the voters in America with large
Speaker 1: numbers of illegalism all over the world, put them on
Speaker 1: government benefits to make sure they're going to vote our way.
Speaker 1: So the Democratic Party switched, and now they're caught between
Speaker 1: and them, what the hell to do your comments on that?
Speaker 1: There's a question in there somewhere. Can you answer it?
Speaker 10: Well, no, you're absolutely right, And that's why they fought
Speaker 10: fought so hard to prevent During the first term of Trump,
Speaker 10: citizenship question from being on the last census because they
Speaker 10: did not want citizenship information available either for a portionmen
Speaker 10: or redistricting. And I don't know if you saw the news,
Speaker 10: but the administration is announced it's once again going to
Speaker 10: try to get a citizenship question.
Speaker 1: On the.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good one.
Speaker 10: And on June thirtieth, Senator Bill Haggerty and eighteen of
Speaker 10: his other colleagues of the Senate reintroduced the Equal Representation Act,
Speaker 10: which would not only add a citizenship question to the census,
Speaker 10: but would change the apportionment.
Speaker 3: Formula so that when they do when they.
Speaker 10: When they reorder the House after the twenty thirty census,
Speaker 10: it would be based on what it ought to be
Speaker 10: citizen population. So you can inpect a huge, huge fight
Speaker 10: in Congress about that.
Speaker 1: There goes the anchor baby argument under the fourteenth Amendment,
Speaker 1: that thing's coming too, and Democrats going to cream like crazy.
Speaker 1: That was intended to allow the freed black slaves to
Speaker 1: vote in their offspring to vote. And the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: fought like hell to keep the fourteenth Amendment until they
Speaker 1: discovered the fact one hundred years later. Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: that's our core constituency group. We better get them into
Speaker 1: the tent. But what about the illegal anchor babies that
Speaker 1: come here? And all of a sudden the fourteenth Amendments
Speaker 1: applied differently than what was intended in the eighteen seventies. Well,
Speaker 1: we got to run. Hans von Spakowski of the heir
Speaker 1: atag dot org. Great to have you on, and let's
Speaker 1: keep informing the American people as to the truth, and
Speaker 1: maybe the truth will set us all free at some point.
Speaker 1: This is going to be a long We took a
Speaker 1: long time to get here, going to take a long
Speaker 1: time to get out, Hans. Thank you very much.
Speaker 11: Sure, thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with more and if a
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Speaker 7: That does that mean it's time for a Belichick update?
Speaker 1: Can't say exactly what's happening now the Rock? Now, Rock,
Speaker 1: what do you think?
Speaker 2: Rock?
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 6: I have no update on Bill Belichick and Jordan Hudson.
Speaker 6: But love is in the air, Fellas. I'm sure you've
Speaker 6: seen this. I of course monitor these things. Tom Brady
Speaker 6: Sophia Vergara are quote having a summer romance in Spain.
Speaker 6: What after he asked to sit next to her at
Speaker 6: Jeff Bezos's wedding slash boat voyage.
Speaker 1: You know, I dated her about ten years ago. But
Speaker 1: what was that Like that was six years old? I
Speaker 1: bet it was.
Speaker 3: She was.
Speaker 1: She's like forty years and she's like thirty five or forty.
Speaker 1: She is fifty three. There you go, there you go sick.
Speaker 1: I just like to watch her talk, I mean more information.
Speaker 1: This is from from from their camp, supposedly.
Speaker 6: Quote sources say TV twelve and the actress are both
Speaker 6: single and are definitely not a couple, but they are
Speaker 6: having fun on a trip through Europe with a bunch
Speaker 6: of other celeb travelers. Well that's even better. They're not dating,
Speaker 6: but they're good to you know.
Speaker 1: And she an older woman. She's like ten years older
Speaker 1: than Tom.
Speaker 6: I just I just said this. She is fifty three,
Speaker 6: he is forty seven.
Speaker 1: Well that's a that's an older years. That's an older years.
Speaker 1: That's an older woman. What do you got a problem
Speaker 1: with you. You jealous? Can't say yes, I can't say yeah, Rock,
Speaker 1: Is he jealous? How about this Bill Belichick's girlfriend, Jordan
Speaker 1: Hudson allegedly reason for top wrestling talent A J. Ferrari Nebraska.
Speaker 1: Seemingly that Jordan is influencing players to leave Carolina because I.
Speaker 7: Thought she was becoming the latest wrestling manager like well
Speaker 7: classy Freddie Blassie, the Hollywood fashion plate.
Speaker 1: There are individuals that mothers and fathers don't want their
Speaker 1: young men at North Carolina because of the girlfriend. Rock.
Speaker 1: Your comments on that.
Speaker 6: One, well, on some respects. You gotta wonder if Bill
Speaker 6: Belichick thought this would help his image and maybe help
Speaker 6: him recruit a little bit, relate.
Speaker 1: To the younger guys.
Speaker 6: And you know, she walks around and there's the recruit
Speaker 6: and come here. That's great. But I guess in some
Speaker 6: ways maybe it's working the opposite way.
Speaker 1: It's backfiring, absolutely, and Bill Belichick and North Carolina Football
Speaker 1: we have a deal deal in what she's informing the
Speaker 1: North Carolina media not to bring up his personal relationships.
Speaker 6: I bet they'll listen to that.
Speaker 1: I bet when's the last time somebody told the media
Speaker 1: something they exactly, just the opposite. Yeah, to Tricia Mackey
Speaker 1: about that, that's a different story, Patrician.
Speaker 6: Don't ask me.
Speaker 1: Don't ask me about my post. Okay.
Speaker 6: Other than that, we can go ahead.
Speaker 1: But USA Today's reporting he wants to stick strictly to
Speaker 1: football at all these coaches meeting.
Speaker 7: Yeah, entertainment tonight, extra, every TMZ. Everybody's going to be there,
Speaker 7: just waiting for the pictures of them and video.
Speaker 6: It's about to begin, Rock, It's about to begin. It's
Speaker 6: about to be on and he is going to coach.
Speaker 6: You're gonna owe me a hot fudge Sunday.
Speaker 1: According to UH. According to USA Today, Bill Belichick's age
Speaker 1: gap romance with Jordan Hudson is turning into a pr
Speaker 1: nightmare for North Carolina. Marty Brendan's not happy. Marty's not
Speaker 1: Marty's not happy at all about this. Now I'm reading
Speaker 1: this story and he's already set the ground rules for
Speaker 1: all the interviews. We're starting about ten days right, football starts.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable anyway, Say give me some scrawna Cincinnati she coming
Speaker 1: with him? I hope not. Does you see play North
Speaker 1: Carolina this year?
Speaker 6: Corona? Cincinnati?
Speaker 1: No, did the Bengals play no North Carolina, No thank
Speaker 1: you another I'm sure of will he the stuoge reporter
Speaker 1: Rock or the is the easy for you to say?
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Speaker 1: Now, Rock, hold on, how about this from the associate
Speaker 1: aalytic director of UNC. When you agreed to hire and
Speaker 1: pay kings Rant some ten million dollars to Bill Belichick,
Speaker 1: did you also know that you were hiring Jordan Hudson
Speaker 1: to serve as the primary face.
Speaker 6: He has no idea, no idea. Bubba Cunningham is his name.
Speaker 6: He is the athletic director of UNC, and I'm sure
Speaker 6: he you know they're in the meeting. We oh my god,
Speaker 6: we landed him. We got Bill Belichick, all the Super
Speaker 6: Bowls and the fifty plus years of experience in the NFL.
Speaker 6: Wiley regarded as the greatest coach of all time. A
Speaker 6: guy that cares nothing and I say nothing, nothing about football, football,
Speaker 6: and more football. We landed him. He's breaking his arm,
Speaker 6: patting himself on the back walking out of that meeting,
Speaker 6: and then two weeks later hold.
Speaker 1: Up on that car Why, sir, I would say the
Speaker 1: university would normally not concern herself with employees' personal lives,
Speaker 1: but when a prominent employee in Ject's has significant other
Speaker 1: in the North Carolina affairs, it becomes the university's concerned quote.
Speaker 1: The staff member went on to describe Hudson as an
Speaker 1: embarrassment while begging the sco as athletic director to police
Speaker 1: end this circus before the season begins. Rock you may
Speaker 1: pay off the hot flight Sunday. It's unbelievable. Right now,
Speaker 1: it's not so.
Speaker 6: The athletic director at Bubba Cunningham, he is, I guess related.
Speaker 6: Yesterday or today announced he's stepping aside next summer to
Speaker 6: take an advisory role.
Speaker 1: Event.
Speaker 6: I wonder if this had anything to do with that
Speaker 6: yeah quote relation to you, He is related along with
Speaker 6: John Cunningham.
Speaker 1: You see quota. I think Cunningham. Yes, I think it's
Speaker 1: ironic that the man who allegedly controls everything and I
Speaker 1: mean everything in his life is controlled by some twenty
Speaker 1: three year old who's a cosmetologist from Maine. You can't
Speaker 1: make this up.
Speaker 6: Well, the thing she possesses has controlled many of men
Speaker 6: throughout centuries.
Speaker 2: Willy, but I don't know anything about this.
Speaker 1: Undefeated, untied, unscored on Yes, sir.
Speaker 6: Throughout history, literal wars have been started and finished because
Speaker 6: of sars have risen and falls. This is nothing. This
Speaker 6: is nothing, Helen of Troy, Come on, this is great
Speaker 6: side penetration, This is gravity stuff. Undefeated, untied, unscored on SID.
Speaker 6: Please continue.
Speaker 1: Willie Marlins and Red's wind up their series.
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Speaker 1: TMZ's got a story tonight about this. Why wouldn't they?
Speaker 1: Bill Belichick's girlfriend, Jordan Hudson. The exes of her are
Speaker 1: now speaking and selling interviews. Please continue to saying.
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Speaker 1: I'm reading how the exes of jordan Is coming forward
Speaker 1: to sell their interviews about what Hudson is really like.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, here we go, here we go. Now, hold on,
Speaker 1: hold on.
Speaker 7: A couple of those guys are on sixty minutes. Yes,
Speaker 7: is she going to be off to the side. We're
Speaker 7: not talking about that.
Speaker 1: Kissing and telling Yeah, but rock the last hour ago,
Speaker 1: the segment tried to pronounce the names of the female
Speaker 1: tennis players. Segment, who is uh se give me the
Speaker 1: names of the female tennis players that are still active
Speaker 1: or just lost today?
Speaker 7: Uh well, Willie, let's see the women's semi finals today.
Speaker 7: American Amanda hit A Sheriff.
Speaker 4: Hi, my name is Amanda Anisimova.
Speaker 1: Amanda, can you say that? Seg she just said it
Speaker 1: be the top seed?
Speaker 7: Arena Sabalinka an eight seeded hit A Sheriff Ega Ega.
Speaker 1: Hi, my name is what's that tech? Tech? Where is
Speaker 1: she from?
Speaker 7: Easily defeated Belinda Bensig to lift you.
Speaker 1: Know, Poland, Same thing, same thing, Iceland, Poland.
Speaker 7: Tomorrow it's the men's semi finals Carlos al kraz V
Speaker 7: American and fifth seed Taylor Fritz and then number one
Speaker 7: Yanick Center against number six the Joker who's doing the splits.
Speaker 1: Now with ESPN buy an interview with Jordan Hudson's boyfriends. Yes, Rock, Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: you want to find more.
Speaker 7: Alo, Yeah, they'll put it on game day and right
Speaker 7: the first game of the year, right Rock.
Speaker 6: All I know is we have our college football seminar
Speaker 6: here in about a month. Oh boy, I'm going to
Speaker 6: ask the question. I'm going to ask the question, what
Speaker 6: is the coverage of North Carolina going to be on
Speaker 6: September first versus TCU?
Speaker 1: What do we got cooking?
Speaker 7: Well, then the guy that's going to run the meeting said, Rocky,
Speaker 7: I'm glad you asked that because you and so and
Speaker 7: so are going to be doing that first game.
Speaker 2: Caro.
Speaker 6: Now that you ask you got that game reports they'll
Speaker 6: put Katie no Kay Nolan or al McGrath.
Speaker 1: On that one sixty minutes will be there. Oh, four
Speaker 1: years ago when she was nineteen years old, Sean Hannity,
Speaker 1: TMZ's going to investigate, how is it a nineteen year
Speaker 1: old found herself sitting next to Bill Belichick and first
Speaker 1: class on a flight, and she had no idea.
Speaker 2: Who he was?
Speaker 1: Right, I don't know who? What do you do? I
Speaker 1: coached football? Oh high school? No. The former cheerleader was
Speaker 1: spotted with an accessory while preparing the board a flight
Speaker 1: from nc's Raleigh Durham Airport back to Boston. That accessory
Speaker 1: was Bill Belichick. They began talking somehow off to the side,
Speaker 1: then got on the plane together. But how did she
Speaker 1: get to a first class seat? One should at one
Speaker 1: wants to know? She's an opportunist. Wait, Big Bill probably
Speaker 1: bought it. Have her come up here? What do you
Speaker 1: do for a living?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 1: Coach football?
Speaker 6: I've never heard of you before? How many times I had
Speaker 6: girls say that back in my NFL?
Speaker 4: I had no idea.
Speaker 1: I know, yeah, I know, rocky people. What do you
Speaker 1: do for sure? What?
Speaker 7: I saw that picture of you a little while ago. Man,
Speaker 7: about that grow your hair out? It look it looks sexy.
Speaker 7: Did it not show Willie the picture? It's it's on
Speaker 7: my hair like long like down on my shoulders. You
Speaker 7: have blowing locks the chicks.
Speaker 1: How about NFL player Chris Long. You know, Chris Long,
Speaker 1: the attacks on Belichick are premeditated and have nothing to
Speaker 1: do with Jordan Hudson. Has to do with attacking the
Speaker 1: legacy of Bill Belichick and North Carolina football. That this,
Speaker 1: according to Chris Long, former NFL player, that Jordan Hudson
Speaker 1: is just a useful idiot being employed by the media
Speaker 1: to destroy Bill Belichick and he's facing humiliation. According to
Speaker 1: Daily Mail about emails that have now become public between
Speaker 1: Belichick and Jordan Hudson, there's fresh humiliation. According to the
Speaker 1: Daily Mail, that's what we get here on this show
Speaker 1: every day. Fresh humiliation, rock fresh humiliation.
Speaker 6: I don't I don't think there's people that are are
Speaker 6: drumming this up solely to harm Bill Belichick. Let's face it, it's
Speaker 6: a salacious story, and we love that stuff in America,
Speaker 6: namely you.
Speaker 1: I only report the facts.
Speaker 6: Of course, you take no joy in this at all.
Speaker 1: What we've been talking about for fifteen minutes is Jordan
Speaker 1: jor like five days say Belichick's left out of EA
Speaker 1: Sports game according to International Business Times of UK, and
Speaker 1: then Dion Sanders are not going to be in the direct.
Speaker 1: I monitor those events in England because Jordan Hudson has
Speaker 1: caused the Bill Belichick legacy to be stained. Rock your
Speaker 1: comments from EA Sports in the UK?
Speaker 6: What do they know?
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know. Oh my god, I
Speaker 1: need nothing in the college football I got the investigation continuous, Rock.
Speaker 1: What's on your Big show briefly today? Is the Reds?
Speaker 1: Do you know who Old Dominion is? It's not a beer,
Speaker 1: not a trucking company.
Speaker 6: A school. You know, it's a school in Virginia. I
Speaker 6: called a game there last year. Ricky Ronnie is the
Speaker 6: head coach.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, that's not it's an Old Dominion band.
Speaker 1: Are they playing or are they playing the game? A band?
Speaker 1: Or are they playing?
Speaker 6: I thought we were talking about college football?
Speaker 1: Was playing songs after the game? Sure? Goof? I thought
Speaker 1: they were a football team or university? Yeah, or a
Speaker 1: truck driving or a beer Well, anyway, what's on the
Speaker 1: Big show today?
Speaker 6: Rock?
Speaker 1: Briefly, very brief so only one hour show.
Speaker 6: So I am going at it solo, just me It's
Speaker 6: the Rocky Show, and right out the gate at three pm,
Speaker 6: we have our fitness and health guy, PJ. Street. Then
Speaker 6: at three thirty five, I'm gonna play a clip of
Speaker 6: Dion Sanders at Big twelve media day. He had some
Speaker 6: comments on nil and what he would do to fix
Speaker 6: not just that, but some other things in college football.
Speaker 6: I thought it was interesting and we'll talk about it.
Speaker 1: May put this on my website. Bill Belichick's girlfriend has
Speaker 1: stunned everyone in vintage style bikinis from US Weekly. I
Speaker 1: monitor US Weekly. Yeah, I'll send you a pick of that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but she is stunning, stunning, She's stunning. Yeah, anyway, segment,
Speaker 1: get me out of the student's report. But my investigation continues.
Speaker 1: Will and honor of the Red Legs.
Speaker 7: Today, go Reds against those Marlins, and then the Rocks
Speaker 7: come to town over the weekend.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the stood.
Speaker 6: Oh man, it feels good to get some.
Speaker 1: Was that Belichick or Brantley? It was a cowboy? All right,
Speaker 1: Thank you, rock, But my investigation continues to till I
Speaker 1: win the hot futs Sunday tomorrow.
Speaker 6: About it.
Speaker 1: You have stained the legacy of Bill Belichick. Stains on
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW