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Speaker 2: for his broadcast excellence, the one and only Bill.
Speaker 3: Cunningham, Billy Cunningham, the Great American. And once again, what
Speaker 3: an embarrassment happening inside of America? Which is happening tonight
Speaker 3: in Los Angeles? And if the past is a precursor
Speaker 3: to the future, I would anticipate similar riots will take
Speaker 3: place in other American cities. Pray to God it does
Speaker 3: not transpire. Donald Trump is issued on truth Social a
Speaker 3: directive to the Department of Homeland Security, Department of Defense,
Speaker 3: date and quilling the riots as ICE agents conduct certain
Speaker 3: raids in Los Angeles. By the way, those they arrested,
Speaker 3: they were arrested a tollo of forty individuals, all of
Speaker 3: whom either had warns out for their arrest or duportation orders.
Speaker 3: Involved thirteen individuals who were the worst of the worst,
Speaker 3: including murder and kidnapping and child rape and multiple drug
Speaker 3: sales violations, armed robbery, legal possession of drugs, a legal
Speaker 3: possession of firearms, etc.
Speaker 4: Etc. Etc.
Speaker 3: And then what happens, what ICE does is when they
Speaker 3: rate and they find someone in a room and a
Speaker 3: bedroom whatever, and they inquire as to the other people there,
Speaker 3: what is your circumstance? And if they find out the
Speaker 3: person therewith has warns out for their arrest, they arrest
Speaker 3: that person too. Otherwise they get about their business, the
Speaker 3: worst of the worst. And about an hour and a
Speaker 3: half ago, the President said, quote once great American city,
Speaker 3: Los Angeles, the city of Angels has been invaded and
Speaker 3: occupied by illegal aliens and criminals. Now violent insurrectionist mobs
Speaker 3: are swarming and attacking federal agents to try to stop
Speaker 3: deportation operations. But this lawless riots will not occur, not
Speaker 3: on my watch. The President goes on to say, I'm
Speaker 3: directing Secretary of Homeland Security Christy Nome, Secretary of Defense
Speaker 3: Pete Hegseth, an Attorney General of PAM bonding coordination with
Speaker 3: other relevant departments and agencies, to take all such actions
Speaker 3: necessary to liberate Los Angeles from the migrant invasion and
Speaker 3: put it into the migrant riots order will be restored.
Speaker 3: The President says illegals will be expelled and Los Angeles
Speaker 3: will be set free. That came out about an hour
Speaker 3: and a half ago. This all started Friday, And of
Speaker 3: course in Los Angeles right now it's about seven to
Speaker 3: eight pm, and probably by the time I get off
Speaker 3: there in about three hours, there's concern it'll be what
Speaker 3: about ten pm, just after sundown Los Angeles. It is
Speaker 3: concerned it's gonna get worse, and of course this will
Speaker 3: build throughout the days. And I monitored earlier on your
Speaker 3: behalf so you don't have to listen to watch CNN
Speaker 3: every now and then. John Miller, who's their security analyst,
Speaker 3: and John Miller, former cop, has more lucid many moments
Speaker 3: than many on CNN and said that there's a bigger
Speaker 3: problem here, and I'm watching it. There's a bigger problem.
Speaker 3: And right now the violence is somewhat minimal compared to
Speaker 3: what happened with the so called Rodney King riots, with
Speaker 3: the George Floyd riots, in which there are dozens of
Speaker 3: people killed and murdered, hundreds of cops are injured. At
Speaker 3: this point, it is somewhat somewhat dominimus compared to what
Speaker 3: could happen. But John Miller said, the worst of the
Speaker 3: worst are there, about the one hundred and twenty five
Speaker 3: thousand or so gang members. Los Angeles is known, as
Speaker 3: you know, as the gang capital of the world. So
Speaker 3: when he said, when you have one hundred twenty five
Speaker 3: thousand gang members who enjoy burglaries and robberies and rape
Speaker 3: and all kinds of other nefarious criminal activities largely going
Speaker 3: unpunished in Los Angeles, what occurs during these riots is
Speaker 3: that the cops in LAPD are so occupied with providing
Speaker 3: law and order in certain areas that the hundred and
Speaker 3: twenty five hundred and thirty thousand of those there are
Speaker 3: gang bangers that want to do terrible things have free
Speaker 3: license to do so because they know what will happen.
Speaker 3: Nine to one one is called and nobody's showing up.
Speaker 3: In fact, this kind of began on Friday. There were
Speaker 3: about fifteen or twenty ice agents arresting the worst of
Speaker 3: the worst with murder charges, murder warrings, kidnapping, deportation orders.
Speaker 3: And what happened is about fifteen hundred so called to
Speaker 3: protesters surrounded the ice vehicles and they couldn't get out
Speaker 3: of where they were and if they laid in front
Speaker 3: of the of the vehicles Ice and so ICE put
Speaker 3: out a call to LAPD to come help us. We
Speaker 3: need help. We have fifteen hundred riders and protesters surrounding
Speaker 3: our building and surrounding our vehicles, and we can't get out.
Speaker 4: And so it took more than.
Speaker 3: Two hours for LAPD to respond politically because Karen Bass,
Speaker 3: the mayor, would not cooperate with federal law enforcement agencies.
Speaker 3: After all, it is a sanctuary city, right, And so
Speaker 3: that's what called Donald calls Donald Trump to say, enough
Speaker 3: is enough. I'm not going to have fifteen or twenty
Speaker 3: of my ICE agents federal law enforcement that are going
Speaker 3: to be somehow kidnapped in a sense by fifteen hundred
Speaker 3: demonstrators and riders laying down in front of their vehicles.
Speaker 3: That's how it all started. So John Miller's making the point,
Speaker 3: and it's a good one. In the city of Los Angeles,
Speaker 3: the city itself has about four million residents in the
Speaker 3: city of Los Angeles, los Angeles County is about twenty million.
Speaker 3: Instead of giving an example in the city of Los Angeles,
Speaker 3: for about four million residents in the city, there's about
Speaker 3: they have about nine thousand cops and only about one
Speaker 3: third of command.
Speaker 4: Officers, etc. Not street cops.
Speaker 3: Shall we say, give you an example, he said, John
Speaker 3: Miller said, and the city of New York, which has
Speaker 3: eight million, twice as many residents in the city as LA,
Speaker 3: has forty thousand cops. He said, they're down about two
Speaker 3: thousand cops. People don't want to join LAPD, they're not supported,
Speaker 3: they're attacked, and there's a tremendous shortage of law enforcement
Speaker 3: in the City of the Angels. And as a consequence,
Speaker 3: what occurs is that when nine to one one calls
Speaker 3: are made, no one's showing up, and so the concern
Speaker 3: is going to be, you know what, we got a
Speaker 3: major problem. We got a terrible problem. And that is
Speaker 3: that when nine to one one has hit, calls by
Speaker 3: burglaries and robberies, rapes and drug dealing and human trafficking,
Speaker 3: kidnapping happening now Friday night, Saturday, Sunday, I would anticipate Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
Speaker 3: What's going to happen then is that nine to one
Speaker 3: one will be called a guess of what no one
Speaker 3: is showing up and one hundred and twenty five thousand
Speaker 3: gang members in Los Angeles know that. So right now
Speaker 3: there's looting happening in many parts of the city of
Speaker 3: Los Angeles. Terrible looting is taking place, and fire bombing
Speaker 3: of vehicles, especially cars. There's all kind of spray painting
Speaker 3: or tagging everything in sight to calls further mayhem and
Speaker 3: disgusting behavior. Now you've got Kamala Harris has come out
Speaker 3: of her hiding place criticizing the behavior of Donald Trump
Speaker 3: and blaming him unbelievable, the governor, Gavin Newsom says, in
Speaker 3: citing and provoking violence, creating mass chaos, these are the
Speaker 3: acts of a dictator, not a president. And so quickly
Speaker 3: diversion tactics are taking place in which law enforcement is
Speaker 3: left alone to trying to hunker down using spray, using
Speaker 3: tear gas and rubber bullets, as thousands are flying the
Speaker 3: Mexican flag all over Los Angeles and blaming Now the
Speaker 3: officials in charge, Karen Bass and Gavin Newsom, is blaming
Speaker 3: Donald Trump a convenient foible for their left wing failed
Speaker 3: social experiment, which is the city of Los Angeles now
Speaker 3: overtaken by anarchists and and I uh uh uh those
Speaker 3: who want to the Socialist Party in TIFA types who
Speaker 3: use this as an occasion to rape and robin pillage,
Speaker 3: which has happened so many times before in Los Angeles.
Speaker 3: I don't know how we get out of this because
Speaker 3: the violent insurrectionists are not peaceful protesters. And Donald Trump
Speaker 3: an hour and a half ago said Los Angeles will
Speaker 3: be set free, taken over and I and it's not
Speaker 3: going to happen tonight, maybe not tomorrow, but in the
Speaker 3: next few days. I fear, and I pray to God
Speaker 3: and the and Saint Michael, the archangel it does not happen,
Speaker 3: but all hell's going to break loose in other American cities,
Speaker 3: much like the George Floyd riots spread thither and fro
Speaker 3: or the Rodney King riots spread because anarchists and TIFA types,
Speaker 3: the Socialist Party, some funded by Iran, some funded by
Speaker 3: communists Red China. I have an expert coming up later.
Speaker 3: And right now I'm looking at I'm looking at Fox News.
Speaker 3: They have dozens of police cars that have been vandalized,
Speaker 3: set on fire. And right now as we speak, what
Speaker 3: times seven to fifteen pm in LA the police are
Speaker 3: dispersing tear gas and rubber bullets. But what's happening with
Speaker 3: one hundred and twenty five thousand gang members not flying
Speaker 3: the Mexican flag but wanting profit by burglary and arson
Speaker 3: and robbery, murder, rape, and human trafficking. It is a
Speaker 3: free fire zone right now in Los Angeles and likely
Speaker 3: not to get any better. So that's where we are.
Speaker 3: And those Democrats in charge need someone to blame other
Speaker 3: than their own failed polic and that Donald wanted to
Speaker 3: get ahead of this thing quickly, this top of him occurring.
Speaker 3: But now Maxine Waters and Karen Bass and Gavin Newsom,
Speaker 3: and of course Kamala Harris is going after Donald Trump
Speaker 3: as if he's the one causing the difficulties when all
Speaker 3: the federal officials are doing is enforcing the law which
Speaker 3: will not be enforced in sanctuary cities.
Speaker 4: So I want to get your reaction.
Speaker 3: We have several calls in a hold now, but I'm
Speaker 3: going to spend as much time as possible. I have
Speaker 3: about forty or fifty great radio stations in the state
Speaker 3: of California, and all the polling, including CBS News pulled
Speaker 3: this morning and face the nation. The great majority of
Speaker 3: the American people support Donald Trump on this issue, and
Speaker 3: they don't support the Mexican flag being flown all over
Speaker 3: Los Angeles, and doesn't that feed into the idea that
Speaker 3: this is a foreign invasion of Mexican nationals trying to
Speaker 3: take over a great American city, Los Angeles, despite the
Speaker 3: fact that it is a failed city state, much like
Speaker 3: New York City, or much like Washington, DC, or Atlanta
Speaker 3: or Chicago. It's a failed city state. Saint Louis, for example,
Speaker 3: all taken over. And now I'm watching dozens of police
Speaker 3: cars being trashed and the police are powerless to stop it.
Speaker 3: Which is why the Donald the pote is called the
Speaker 3: two thousand. He federalized the California National Guard and said,
Speaker 3: we've got to We've got to stop the violence. The
Speaker 3: violence now is only beginning. They're not peaceful demonstrators, They're
Speaker 3: rioters and violent insurrectionists controlled by anarchic behavior, the Antifa
Speaker 3: types and socialist rioters and opportunistic street gangs that are
Speaker 3: going to take advantage of this for personal profit. It
Speaker 3: is disgusting, and the blame law enforcement for this. In fact,
Speaker 3: I would note the California sheriff is called Kamala has
Speaker 3: Harris's statement and embarrassment. How about that the National Guard
Speaker 3: was deployed in Los Angeles County by after the Ice protest,
Speaker 3: and the California sheriff himself has said that what Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris has said about Donald Trump is not true. That's
Speaker 3: Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco and blasted Vice President Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris tonight over her claims that the Trump administration is
Speaker 3: to blame for the la unrest. Blame Donald Trump for undrest. No,
Speaker 3: it's rioting, it's insurrectionists. He went on to say that
Speaker 3: President Trump didn't start these rights. He's found out there
Speaker 3: lighting cars, cars on fire, hurling projectiles at cops, are
Speaker 3: blocking freeways. This statement by Kamala Harris, the sheriff says
Speaker 3: his embarrassment. The Democrats and their leaders own this, and
Speaker 3: the mainstream media course will blame Donald Trump as they
Speaker 3: always do. Talk to Terry Moran about that. Let's continue,
Speaker 3: take some calls I want to hear from Idaho, Missouri
Speaker 3: and Michigan, et cetera. And it was nineteen ninety two
Speaker 3: Bush Bush forty one was in charge. You might recall
Speaker 3: the repeated riots when Bill Clinton was in office and
Speaker 3: the George Floyd riots. All those took place. Trump was
Speaker 3: there for a lot of them, but the major cities
Speaker 3: largely burned, hundreds of cops were hurt, about forty dozen
Speaker 3: cops were murdered. And now in Los Angeles that fuse
Speaker 3: is lit again and I'm looking at these clowns in
Speaker 3: the streets in Los Angeles. It is disgusting. So here's
Speaker 3: the question I lay upon the table. Do you blame
Speaker 3: Donald Trump for this? Do you blame law enforcement? Are
Speaker 3: police to blame when criminals commit crime? Do you blame
Speaker 3: ice in federal law enforcement for enforcing the law which
Speaker 3: is not enforced in sanctuary cities and sanctuary states like
Speaker 3: Los Angeles? Are the rioters violent insurrectionists bought and paid
Speaker 3: for by Antifa and other socialist organizations to tear on
Speaker 3: our society? And this video is now being dispersed all
Speaker 3: over the world by CNN, etc. In Bass, who you know,
Speaker 3: spend her time in Africa as those terrible wildfires are
Speaker 3: ravaging fifteen thousand homes. Still about a year later, nothing
Speaker 3: is transpired to improve that situation. Wants to blame Donald
Speaker 3: Trump for her failures and this, uh, this will not
Speaker 3: stop until it is stopped. Let's continue and if the
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Speaker 3: with you every Sunday night. One of the big signs
Speaker 3: held up as LA is a sanctuary city.
Speaker 4: Ice.
Speaker 3: Then I see the F word prominently displayed. I don't
Speaker 3: know how federal law does not apply to major American cities.
Speaker 3: And for those on the left that say, you know what,
Speaker 3: this is unusual for the National Guard to be called
Speaker 3: out and federalized, not requested by the governor, as happened before,
Speaker 3: for example, in the nineteen fifties and sixties. You may
Speaker 3: recall my producer Sean McMahon may not remember those days,
Speaker 3: but it was very common for democratic governors in the
Speaker 3: South like Overal Fabas and George Wallace, etc. And democratic
Speaker 3: mayors not to enforce federal law in their cities and
Speaker 3: in their state. At that point, the federal law said
Speaker 3: that black kids have to have the same equal opportunity
Speaker 3: out of public education as white kids. Nineteen fifty four,
Speaker 3: Brown versus the Board of Education, and the Democrats then said,
Speaker 3: we're not going to allow federal law to be enforced
Speaker 3: in our city and in our state, So therefore, we're
Speaker 3: not going to enforce federal law. It took Eisenhower and
Speaker 3: Kennedy and Johnson to call out the National Guard and
Speaker 3: federal lies, the National Guard in Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina,
Speaker 3: and Arkansas in order to enforce federal law in those
Speaker 3: cities in those states that the Democrats refuse to enforce
Speaker 3: because they said it's states rights. Democrats said that sixty
Speaker 3: seventy years ago, federal law does not apply here. Jump
Speaker 3: ahead three or four generations later, same party, different characters
Speaker 3: said federal law does not apply in Chicago, Los Angeles,
Speaker 3: Saint Louis, Memphis, Los Angeles, or Miami, Orlando, Austin, Texas,
Speaker 3: the San Francisco of the Great Lone Star state of Texas.
Speaker 3: They said, guess what, We're not going to force federal law.
Speaker 3: And so we're fighting the same party with different characters
Speaker 3: who say that federal law doesn't apply here, that we
Speaker 3: will not allow those who are in this country illegally
Speaker 3: that have warrants out for their arrest and deportation orders
Speaker 3: that have been ignored to be arrested in our city
Speaker 3: in this case is Los Angeles, Tomorrow might be Chicago,
Speaker 3: New York whatever. Similar things are happening, by the way
Speaker 3: in New York City. And so the Democrats of the
Speaker 3: fifties and sixties have now metastasized the Democrats of the
Speaker 3: twenty first century to not enforce federal law because they
Speaker 3: know best.
Speaker 4: So this is not old, this is consistent, This is
Speaker 4: not new.
Speaker 3: Democrats do not want to enforce the law when it
Speaker 3: involves their cities in those states, they tell the Feds
Speaker 3: to get the hell out. And so what Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: and Gavin Newsom and Kevin Bess and others are doing
Speaker 3: today is exactly the same thing that George Wallace and
Speaker 3: Orville Fabis did sixty seventy years ago, saying that we
Speaker 3: will not allow federal agents to enforce federal law in
Speaker 3: our city or in our state. And I hope the
Speaker 3: same result occurs at the American people say we can't
Speaker 3: have this. Black kids deserve exactly the same opportunity of
Speaker 3: a quality education as white kids are Brown kids. They'll
Speaker 3: make any difference brown versus Board of Education and it
Speaker 3: took the Democrats kicking and screaming to bring them into
Speaker 3: the civil rights era that they opposed. And so now
Speaker 3: we have once again. It wasn't Eisenhower this time, but
Speaker 3: it was Donald Trump saying, no, wait a minute, you're
Speaker 3: not a sanctuary city, You're not a sanctuary state. Federal
Speaker 3: law applies on deportation orders of illegals that have invaded
Speaker 3: our country. Running around Los Angeles with a Mexican flag
Speaker 3: of flying proving what Donald Trump is saying, this is
Speaker 3: a foreign invasion. As a consequence, as the President, I
Speaker 3: will cause the enforcement of federal law in Los Angeles,
Speaker 3: and this is going to spread somewhere else in other
Speaker 3: democratic cities and democratic states.
Speaker 4: Sadly, I hope that's not the case.
Speaker 3: But federal law applies in Chicago, La, Cincinnati, Austin, as
Speaker 3: it does apply anywhere else.
Speaker 4: Let's continue.
Speaker 3: We'll take calls next, I promise I'm done babbling for
Speaker 3: a while. Number to call is eight sixty six six
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Speaker 4: This is the issue of our time.
Speaker 3: We elected this guy to enforce federal law when it
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Speaker 5: Night, Colla's continuing your calls.
Speaker 3: I would note that Kamala Harris is backing the riders.
Speaker 3: I might add the media might say it's a protest,
Speaker 3: and I've seen peaceful protest. I've seen A protest is
Speaker 3: not a riot, and a riot is not a protest.
Speaker 3: When cars are firebombed, is that a protest? When stores
Speaker 3: are looted? Is that a protest? When police are attacked
Speaker 3: brutal ow I spit on, have rocks and bottles thrown
Speaker 3: at them? Is that a protest? His vandalism and tagging
Speaker 3: public property? Is that a protest? Is blocking interstate highways
Speaker 3: and freeways? Have I missed something? Is that a protest?
Speaker 3: I think those are riots. I might be wrong. And
Speaker 3: Karen Bass said about an hour ago that LAPD is
Speaker 3: handling this quite well. I don't blame LAPD. They're completely
Speaker 3: overwhelmed and understaffed. They need at least about ten to
Speaker 3: fifteen percent more. They don't have it because it is
Speaker 3: not considered worthwhile to become a cop in Los Angeles, Chicago,
Speaker 3: or many other I live in Little Cincinnati, Ohio. Cincinnati's
Speaker 3: down about one hundred and hundred and fifty cops, which
Speaker 3: is ten percent down of what they need. There's large
Speaker 3: parts of our city after midnight that is policed by
Speaker 3: one car. Handling about forty thousand people for one car.
Speaker 3: Doesn't work that way. But when the media says it's
Speaker 3: a protest, a protest is not. When stores are looted,
Speaker 3: cars are fire bombed, massive vandalism, blocking interstate highways, an
Speaker 3: attacks on police and federal law enforcement. Is that a
Speaker 3: protest or is that a riot? Let's continue and we'll
Speaker 3: go first to Mark and Missouri. I love that guy,
Speaker 3: and Tony and San Diego. And if you're one of
Speaker 3: my fifty years so stations in California tonight, give us
Speaker 3: a call. Eight sixty six six four seven seven three
Speaker 3: three seven, Mark and Missouri. Welcome to the Bill cunning
Speaker 3: m Show. Mark, How are you.
Speaker 6: Very good?
Speaker 7: Bill?
Speaker 6: Thank you?
Speaker 8: I appreciate that. I think the most amazing statu you
Speaker 8: put Forest Night at there, one hundred and twenty five
Speaker 8: thousand gang members in LA that's a major city. It's
Speaker 8: just amazing. And you have pointed out rightly that the
Speaker 8: Democrats have long been a plague on this nation, basically
Speaker 8: from the Civil War to segregation to the Ku Kus
Speaker 8: Klan to as you were talking talking about. And these
Speaker 8: one hundred and twenty five thousand gang members are largely
Speaker 8: the result of lbj's war on poverty going on now
Speaker 8: for sixty years. That's decimated the African American family. And
Speaker 8: these kids grow up without fathers, they grew up in
Speaker 8: the really dysfunctional homes, and they turned to gangs, I
Speaker 8: guess to be their families. It's just everything the Democrats do.
Speaker 8: I mean, like you just said, the cities, ninety five
Speaker 8: percent of the cities are run by Democrats, major cities,
Speaker 8: and they're all amiss. They're all a disaster. I mean,
Speaker 8: La is one of the worst, Chicago, and it's just
Speaker 8: they are an enemy of the state. It's just it's
Speaker 8: mind boggling. And I would like to bring up my
Speaker 8: main point what I called was this week you're talking
Speaker 8: about these riots. Well, we got the leader of the
Speaker 8: Democrat Party in Congress, Hakeem Jeffreys called these law enforcement
Speaker 8: officials the ice agents. He called them Nazis. He said
Speaker 8: they wear a mask. And Dan Goldman, another congressman, said
Speaker 8: the same thing. I don't understand why these guys are
Speaker 8: not kicked out of Congress, and they should be arrested
Speaker 8: because they actually threaten the lives of these ICE agents.
Speaker 8: They said, we're going to identify it. At least they
Speaker 8: implied that it's just this party is just I mean,
Speaker 8: they are so bent on getting these illegals here and
Speaker 8: getting them in voting. It's just really, I mean, it's
Speaker 8: they are the enemy of the state. They're an invader
Speaker 8: of this state right now.
Speaker 4: Mark lad is right, let's talk about it.
Speaker 3: King Jefferies, he says, and I think I'm smart money
Speaker 3: says that November of next year he's likely to be
Speaker 3: the Speaker of the House because and off your elections,
Speaker 3: the outer party normally wins, and that King Jefferies is
Speaker 3: saying that ICE agents wearing a mask are similar to
Speaker 3: the Nazis and KKK who wore masks and hoods. And
Speaker 3: these cops have to wear the mask because they're being
Speaker 3: docked and targeted by radical leftists and anarchists. If their
Speaker 3: identity was known, they would be their personal lives would
Speaker 3: be destroyed. It would be more difficult to get some
Speaker 3: American to step up and be in the law enforcement.
Speaker 3: And anyway, I thought Democrats love masks. During COVID it
Speaker 3: wasn't it like a requirement for Democrats saying everyone has
Speaker 3: to wear a mask.
Speaker 4: But when the leader of the Democrat.
Speaker 3: Party and recently Kamala Harris said about two hours ago
Speaker 3: she stands with the protesters, which are the rioters when
Speaker 3: you have a key, when you have a king, Jeffery
Speaker 3: is the leader in the House saying that federal law
Speaker 3: enforcement are like Nazis. What does that say about the
Speaker 3: Democratic Party.
Speaker 8: Well, they're inciting these riots, just like when they called
Speaker 8: President Trump Hitler over and over. I have no doubt
Speaker 8: they incited the assess attempts on him and who knows
Speaker 8: how many they actually stopped as well, that's.
Speaker 9: What they do.
Speaker 8: They know they're doing that. They want chaos. I mean
Speaker 8: that's right out of Sololinski or the Communist manifesto or whatever.
Speaker 8: And that may sound like hyperbole, it's not. This party
Speaker 8: is just truly our enemy right now, and I so wish.
Speaker 8: I mean, if a natural reaction to this, if one
Speaker 8: was a Republicans should be just go to the floor
Speaker 8: and just condemn them, I mean, center them right away,
Speaker 8: to call ice agents who are risking their lives. Yes, Nasi,
Speaker 8: I mean that they have no conscience. They have no morality,
Speaker 8: They don't care about the country. They just singularly see power,
Speaker 8: just like stolidists. They don't they have they have no
Speaker 8: conscience to do that. So the King Jefferies could say
Speaker 8: that these Ice agents are Nazis. It's just I mean,
Speaker 8: it's just as low as it goes. But they always
Speaker 8: surprise us, they always go lower. So who knows what
Speaker 8: they plan?
Speaker 10: They know everything they say, You.
Speaker 3: Know, Mark King Jefferies is relying upon poorly informed voters
Speaker 3: and Americans to listen to the bs. He puts out
Speaker 3: as if it's true, because the only way Democrats and
Speaker 3: made you City stay in power is by lying repeatedly
Speaker 3: to their constituency, promising new things, new resolutions for the problems,
Speaker 3: their policies of cost. And I can't think take the
Speaker 3: top twenty American cities. Which city is well run with
Speaker 3: low taxes, good public schools, low crime rates, the ability
Speaker 3: of families to walk around the city streets at night
Speaker 3: without fear. What American city is well run by the
Speaker 3: left wing Democratic Party? The answer I think is none.
Speaker 3: There's not one. You would think the Stockholm syndrome applies
Speaker 3: to Democratic voters in major American cities. If you don't
Speaker 3: know what that is, look it up. And they've promised
Speaker 3: certain things that never transpire, then blame others for the
Speaker 3: mistakes their policies of cost. And to me, I don't
Speaker 3: know how we function as a great country. If the
Speaker 3: top twenty twenty five thirty largest American cities are run
Speaker 3: like Los Angeles, New York, Austin, Washington, d C. And Atlanta,
Speaker 3: how do we functions good as we are?
Speaker 8: Yeah, we don't function, but I don't I don't think
Speaker 8: they're bothered by that. Matter of fact, that's kind of
Speaker 8: what they want. I mean, you've got this guy run
Speaker 8: in Chicago. Let's go Brandon. I mean, you have one
Speaker 8: hundred seventy shootings over the fourth of July last year,
Speaker 8: and they don't they're not bothered by that. They just
Speaker 8: know that these people are suppressed and that they'll keep
Speaker 8: voting Democrat for their welfare pittance. And that's why they
Speaker 8: wanted to get all these illegals in the country as well,
Speaker 8: just to repeat the process. And we have more voters
Speaker 8: on welfare voting for Democrats, turning the country. Abut they
Speaker 8: don't care. They'll burn the country down for power they
Speaker 8: don't care about anything, you know, It's just.
Speaker 3: I see the Mexican flag everywhere. I don't see the
Speaker 3: American flag. Also, I would note that Brandon Johnson, the
Speaker 3: ridiculous mayor of the City of Chicago, has an approval
Speaker 3: rating of six point six percent, which is much lower
Speaker 3: than Lori Lightfoot, believe it or not, who is not
Speaker 3: a second term in twenty twenty three. He's up for
Speaker 3: election in the twenty twenty seven and at this point
Speaker 3: his approval rating is somewhere below ten percent. But if
Speaker 3: he were to run against a Trump endorsed Republican, the
Speaker 3: voters of Chicago would put Brandon Johnson back in charge
Speaker 3: of the city of Chicago.
Speaker 4: Unbelievable.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with Morrisco to Vera in Cleveland, the home
Speaker 3: of the Guardians and the Browns, and VERA, welcome to
Speaker 3: the Bill Cunninghamshire listening on WTAM and VERA give me
Speaker 3: a full report.
Speaker 9: Well, I don't blame Trump sending me in those stational guards.
Speaker 9: I don't blame the Marines coming in there to protect
Speaker 9: those police, the policeman from those illegal houme rooms. These
Speaker 9: illegal hum rooms are to be kicked out of this country.
Speaker 9: In the sending back to where they came from. And
Speaker 9: I vote Trump. I vote from all three times, and
Speaker 9: I have no regrets because all these illegal who wills
Speaker 9: are they really don't want to be here. All they
Speaker 9: want is the freebiest and they're taking away these food sampsons,
Speaker 9: people like that that really need them and who are
Speaker 9: here illegally in the American citizens and things like.
Speaker 3: That, para thank you for your call. I would say this.
Speaker 3: On the medicaid front, the media refuses to tell the
Speaker 3: truth about medicaid funding because it doesn't fit their political
Speaker 3: purposes and supported Democrats. There's about one point three million
Speaker 3: illegal aliens getting Medicaid, which is illegal. There's another four
Speaker 3: point five million or so who are able bodied adults
Speaker 3: on their mother's counch or living in the basement. They
Speaker 3: get government benefits, including medicaid who are able bodied, not
Speaker 3: caring for a child, whatever that needs to get them
Speaker 3: to hell off medicaid. That's about six seven million people
Speaker 3: that can be identified. And most of the America people
Speaker 3: believe that if you're illegal, you should not get legal benefits.
Speaker 3: And secondly, if you're able body, you should work or
Speaker 3: don'tate your time to a charity or go to school
Speaker 3: to do something, get off your duff. But the media
Speaker 3: does not report on medicaid cuts because there aren't medicaid
Speaker 3: cuts at all. To those who are legally get medicaid,
Speaker 3: there are no cuts. What the cuts are two or
Speaker 3: to the illegals or the or those who refuse to work.
Speaker 3: So let's continue now with uh. Let's go to uh. Well,
Speaker 3: we'll go to Nancy and Cincinnati. Nancy and Cincinnati. Welcome
Speaker 3: to the bill cutting him show Nancy, how are you?
Speaker 7: I'm good, Willie?
Speaker 11: How you doing.
Speaker 4: I'm living the American dream, watching history repeat.
Speaker 7: Itself, I know, and the city of Cincinnati repeat itself.
Speaker 7: You know, we hit our riots here. We've dealt with
Speaker 7: this before, right.
Speaker 4: It's Scott.
Speaker 3: I fear that this is going to spread by the
Speaker 3: immigrant rights community. Fortunately in Cincinnati, that we don't have
Speaker 3: a large immigrant population, a legal immigrant population, although we're
Speaker 3: a sanctuary city, sanction Troy County allegedly, but we don't
Speaker 3: have the same difficulties here as Los Angeles or many
Speaker 3: cities in Texas. But I anticipate we'll have some minor
Speaker 3: fall up, but I hope not, right, But.
Speaker 7: You remember, really, let's educate everyone from outside of Cincinnati.
Speaker 7: We had the collaborative agreement here that was the result
Speaker 7: of the riots that took place in the city. So possibly,
Speaker 7: I'm all for law enforcement. I'm all for back in
Speaker 7: the blue. But we have to think with not with
Speaker 7: our emotions. We have to think with rationality. So I
Speaker 7: want to educate you a little bit on something that
Speaker 7: you said earlier. You said that the CBS poll from
Speaker 7: today showed this the majority of Americans. I worked for
Speaker 7: the National Polling Company. I was a senior project director
Speaker 7: with the Harris Polling people. You may have heard of them.
Speaker 7: They're referred during election times and also at other times,
Speaker 7: and the Harris poll And I want to tell you
Speaker 7: something as a senior research director and someone who's been
Speaker 7: in market research since I graduated from the University of Dayton, Okay,
Speaker 7: and I will tell you that polls can you can
Speaker 7: make them walk, talk and say what they want to say.
Speaker 7: The demographics, psychographics and pollos that are put together by
Speaker 7: these organizations like Harris, like CBS, like that happened during
Speaker 7: the Trump you know, during political elections. Without getting political,
Speaker 7: I just want you to be aware that those polls
Speaker 7: are all based on the demographics and the psychographics and
Speaker 7: the background of those people that we are polling. Okay,
Speaker 7: So those folks that were pulling it depends on if
Speaker 7: they answer the poll, which now is all digital online.
Speaker 7: And also in addition to that, whether what the criteria
Speaker 7: is for our clients, our clients that we as a company,
Speaker 7: the Harris Company, the CBS, whoever is hired to do
Speaker 7: that research. So I was as a project director, I
Speaker 7: would the intermediary between our clients in a polling population
Speaker 7: for lack of a better word, okay, And so the
Speaker 7: clients would hire us. Okay, So let's use before Harris,
Speaker 7: it was the Worflin. The company was called Worflin Worldwide
Speaker 7: and they acquired Harris acquired us, and Worflin Worldwide was
Speaker 7: part of the Ronald Reagan administration and they did all
Speaker 7: the polling for Ronald Reagan. So when we were acquired,
Speaker 7: and we have always been based here in Cincinnati, out
Speaker 7: of Cincinnati, Lillie, and we are the clients, they would
Speaker 7: hire us. So let's use the Reagan administration as an example.
Speaker 7: They would hire us to do the polls for mister Reagan.
Speaker 7: Because mister Worflin, who was based in Richard B. Worthlin
Speaker 7: based in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was a Mormon.
Speaker 7: He and his town, his company, the warfl and worldwide.
Speaker 7: They did the polling for Ronald Reagan's administration and they
Speaker 7: were high. They hired Worflin mister Worthlind to do the
Speaker 7: polling and then the polling data showed what Ronald Reagan
Speaker 7: needed to do in order to win the election. Okay,
Speaker 7: that's just what example.
Speaker 3: So you're saying garbage in garbage out depends on the sampling,
Speaker 3: and today it's more difficult because of the lack of landlines.
Speaker 4: Is that correct?
Speaker 7: That's one thing I'm not saying it's more difficult. I'm
Speaker 7: saying that we live in a digital society, really, and
Speaker 7: those polls are now held digitally. So whoever answers those
Speaker 7: polls if I was if they were my client, which
Speaker 7: they're not, But if CBS was my client, those polls
Speaker 7: would be held digitally and the research will be conducted
Speaker 7: and then someone like myself would analyze the research and
Speaker 7: present it to our clients. Does that make sense?
Speaker 3: Makes sense to me? And I'll tell you what Nancy,
Speaker 3: garbage in, garbage out. I don't trust Poles at all,
Speaker 3: because if I trusted polls, we'd have Hillary Clinton as
Speaker 3: the president for eight years, then would have Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: as the president for eight years, and then Tim Waltz
Speaker 3: is the president for eight years, and we'd be in
Speaker 3: serious trouble.
Speaker 4: And let's continue.
Speaker 3: Thanks to your call, and if a line becomes available
Speaker 3: eight six six six four seven seven three three seven,
Speaker 3: Bill Cunningham, the Great American with you and all other
Speaker 3: great America every Sunday night, and now let's continue.
Speaker 4: We never stop.
Speaker 3: And what's happening in Los Angeles tonight and I fear
Speaker 3: in many other American cities and today say he, I
Speaker 3: say it prayer tonight to Saint Michael to hopefully not
Speaker 3: have that transpire. Is the effort by liberal Democrats living
Speaker 3: in the sanctuary cities sanctuary states to nullify the national
Speaker 3: election in twenty twenty four. We don't want to follow
Speaker 3: what the American people voted for, and overwhelming numbers. Say
Speaker 3: what you will about Donald Trump, He's the most remarkable
Speaker 3: political character since maybe Thomas Jefferson elected as you know
Speaker 3: in eighteen hundred, the guy is really Donald Trump is incredible.
Speaker 3: Among other things, he said, elect me and this is
Speaker 3: what I'm going to do. The number one issue he
Speaker 3: was involved with, of course, was a legal alien migration
Speaker 3: into the sanctuary cities and sanctuary states, and he said
Speaker 3: at every rally, get them the hell out of here.
Speaker 3: And secondly, he believed in tariffs, and he said tariffs
Speaker 3: as much as he said illegal aliens.
Speaker 4: Those are the two reasons.
Speaker 3: Now the Democrats refuse out to acknowledge the outcome of
Speaker 3: an election when it doesn't fit their personal political peccadillos.
Speaker 3: They want to nullify a national election as recently as
Speaker 3: about six months ago. The Trump's has been in office
Speaker 3: now about five months, and they don't acknowledge that he won.
Speaker 3: Talk about a threat to democracy. Hell, the Democrats are
Speaker 3: a threat to democracy When they don't acknowledge the outcome
Speaker 3: of an election, they want to nullify your vote for him.
Speaker 3: Some seventy seven million Americans voted for Donald Trump. Seventy
Speaker 3: four million voted for Kamala Harris, who tonight said that
Speaker 3: Donald Trump is causing riots. Imagine that gymnastic opinion of
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris. And they want to ignore democracy when it
Speaker 3: doesn't fit the outcome they think they deserve. They throw
Speaker 3: a conniption fit. So everything happening On Friday, the thirteen
Speaker 3: gang bangers with Warrens out for their arrest were surrounded
Speaker 3: by fifteen hundred to two thousand who would not allow
Speaker 3: those vehicles to leave the apartment dwelling. They called for
Speaker 3: laped back up and it didn't arrive for more than
Speaker 3: two hours. That Donald then acted, which is exactly what
Speaker 3: he said he was going to do. We voted for this.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with more if a line becomes available eight
Speaker 3: sixty six six four seven seven three three seven. As
Speaker 3: we continue, we have calls from Los Angeles and Idaho
Speaker 3: and Michigan and Pittsburgh and Cincinnati and Roswell, New Mexico.
Speaker 4: How about that.
Speaker 3: Maybe aliens are calling in and we'll take your calls
Speaker 3: for as long as it takes. Goll Cunning him to
Speaker 3: Great American With you and all great Americans who believe
Speaker 3: in the outcome of elections with you every Sunday.
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Speaker 2: Now here's the man who's been recognized as radio's best
Speaker 2: the recipient of not one but two prestigious Marconi Awards
Speaker 2: for his broadcast excellence. The one and only Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 3: All right, Billy Cunningham, the Great American. And there's something
Speaker 3: called the Posse Comatatis Act which might be at the
Speaker 3: center of the Trump Newsom National Guard dispute. And tonight,
Speaker 3: about a half an hour ago, California Governor Gavin Newsom,
Speaker 3: is a real clown, demanded withdrawal of federal troops despite
Speaker 3: pentagon On reading an additional five hundred, this time in
Speaker 3: the United States Marine Corps. And so this will be
Speaker 3: in federal court soon. You might recall the Posi Comatatus
Speaker 3: Act was signed into law by President Rutherford B. Hayes
Speaker 3: amid concerns at the military too much sway over civilian
Speaker 3: affairs during the Reconstruction. You see, after the Democrats in
Speaker 3: the South lost the Civil War, part of the deal
Speaker 3: that put Hayes into office over a guy named Tilden
Speaker 3: was that if Hayes was elected, largely because of the
Speaker 3: votes of the southern racist Democrats, that he would withdraw
Speaker 3: all federal.
Speaker 4: Troops from the South.
Speaker 3: And in the reason that was done is that the
Speaker 3: Democrats wanted to impose their racist policies on the freed
Speaker 3: black slaves, and the Democrats demanded as a reason to
Speaker 3: put Rutherford B. Hayes in office instead of Tilden, who
Speaker 3: won the popular vote. Was Hayes promised them that if
Speaker 3: you electoral College put me in, I will order the
Speaker 3: US troops out of the South. He signed in a
Speaker 3: law a suddenly called the Posse Comittatis Act, and generally,
Speaker 3: just from my law school training, it kind of bars
Speaker 3: the use of the US military for civilian law enforcement
Speaker 3: inside the country. But as always a bud, there are
Speaker 3: a couple of exceptions, and Trump deployed the National Guard,
Speaker 3: but so far those troops have not participated in direct
Speaker 3: law enforcement, and of course the Governor of California said
Speaker 3: they cannot. Trump sent the the National Guard after the
Speaker 3: ICE agents who are attacked on the streets of la
Speaker 3: without the assistance of Karen Bass and LAPD and so
Speaker 3: he signed a presidential memorandum to deploy two thousand National
Speaker 3: Guards to address the lawlessness that has been allowed to fester,
Speaker 3: and the Newsom has objected. As we stand tonight on
Speaker 3: Sunday night, the President is prepared to send in five
Speaker 3: hundred Marines, the one hundred and forty seven year old
Speaker 3: law will take center stage. So sometime tonight or early tomorrow,
Speaker 3: the ACLU is going to run to a compliant liberal
Speaker 3: federal judge to apply the Posse Comitatus Act and say
Speaker 3: that the ability of the president to ascend in the
Speaker 3: US military very limited purposes does not apply here. Because
Speaker 3: Karen Bass, the mayor, she has said they can handle this.
Speaker 3: She says, we got this, and the military can enforce
Speaker 3: law against US citizens, which include a congressional decree if
Speaker 3: an insurrection has been declared how under the Insurrection Act,
Speaker 3: or when state government approves unable or unwilling to impose
Speaker 3: the law and order. As we sit here tonight, the
Speaker 3: President has not enacted employed the Insurrection Act, which is
Speaker 3: an exception to the Posi comatatis law.
Speaker 4: But to me, the key to this thing is that LAPD.
Speaker 4: In fact, the chief of LAPD.
Speaker 3: Jim McDonell, right now said that Governor Gavin Newsom met
Speaker 3: with law enforcement leaders in LA to inquire whether or
Speaker 3: not you can handle this.
Speaker 4: LAPD.
Speaker 3: The chief is employed by Mayor Karen Bass, and they're
Speaker 3: relating tonight that they can handle this. But looking to
Speaker 3: my left to my right, I see the incapability of
Speaker 3: them to do so, because what I'm seeing is cars
Speaker 3: that are being firebombed, stores are being looted. Police officers
Speaker 3: are being attacked. Interstate highways are being shut down. But
Speaker 3: they're claiming, don't telling Trump now, do not invoke the
Speaker 3: Insurrection Act, which would be an exception to posi comatatis.
Speaker 4: So here we are.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with your calls. The line becomes available eight
Speaker 3: sixty six six four seven seven three three seven. Let's
Speaker 3: continue now with Tony in San Diego. Tony and San Diego,
Speaker 3: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Tony, how are you good?
Speaker 10: Evening?
Speaker 3: Bill?
Speaker 10: This is actually fake Dame Tony, because I don't want
Speaker 10: to be docs like Haskin Jeffreys has mentioned, but I
Speaker 10: am very informed about what's going on. First, I want
Speaker 10: to say you are a great American. Listen to your
Speaker 10: show every every weekend. Thank you, Thank you for being
Speaker 10: being live and being a true American.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 10: I'm listening here in the Cogo six hundred am, San Diego.
Speaker 10: A couple of things happening. You are correct at the
Speaker 10: Mayor Kevin, I'm sorry, Mayor Bath is uh pretty much,
Speaker 10: you know, uh, instigating and putting you know, a lighter
Speaker 10: fluid on the on the fire, and you're making it
Speaker 10: more crazy over there. There was a Ice raid here
Speaker 10: in San Diego about eight or nine days ago, the
Speaker 10: previous Friday, where the headlines were, you know, Ice agents
Speaker 10: do a raid in South Park, San Diego, and then
Speaker 10: they deployed flask bangrenades. Well they were deployed because the
Speaker 10: crowd up was surrounding the ICE agents. You weren't letting
Speaker 10: them leave. So it's very misleading.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 10: I'm just sticking tired of what the Democrats, you know,
Speaker 10: always lying and you know, distorting the truth. Just sickening.
Speaker 10: And then the mayor here in San Diego, Mariicad Gloria,
Speaker 10: who's a big failure, uh, said the next day that
Speaker 10: you know that the ICE agents are basically terribied and
Speaker 10: that's just putting more fuel on the fire. And in
Speaker 10: and like I mentioned that before, you know, the least
Speaker 10: informed voter relieves all this crap. And and that's why
Speaker 10: we had in such divisions because people aren't informed about
Speaker 10: what's going on, you know.
Speaker 3: And as I'm speaking to my life Gavin Knew, some
Speaker 3: is saying that because of state sovereignty, that the Posi
Speaker 3: Coma Tatis Act doesn't apply, the Insurrection Act doesn't apply,
Speaker 3: that the LAPD can handle it, all the lapds. It
Speaker 3: doesn't look to me like the police have control of
Speaker 3: the situation. I'm looking at three screens. It looks like
Speaker 3: total chaos. And for the media to say this is
Speaker 3: a protest, well, when cars are fire bombed, when stores
Speaker 3: are looted, when one hundred and twenty five thousand gang
Speaker 3: members in Los Angeles are now committing burglaries, rapes, robberies,
Speaker 3: et cetera, that's not a protest. When vandalism is ramped
Speaker 3: and I look to my right, the Kobe Bryant Murro
Speaker 3: has been vandalized for a second time. When freeways are blocked,
Speaker 3: and that to me is not a peaceful protest.
Speaker 4: What do you think, I agree?
Speaker 10: Just like back in the twenty twenty when you have
Speaker 10: the five hundred plus riots you know across America, which
Speaker 10: the all pieceful protests. You have CNN seeing that the
Speaker 10: people process and in the background you got the building burning.
Speaker 10: You know, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: It's mainly peaceful except for the buildings that are burned.
Speaker 3: The cops that were killed, the looting taking place, the vandalisms,
Speaker 3: the blocking of freeways.
Speaker 4: Other than that it was mainly peaceful.
Speaker 10: That is correct, and just the hypocrisy of the left.
Speaker 4: It's wonderful.
Speaker 3: You have to change the facts to fit your opinion.
Speaker 3: Whatever the facts are, change that to fix your to
Speaker 3: define your opinion. Therefore, when Gavin Knewsom said about a
Speaker 3: half an hour ago that state sovereignty means you can't
Speaker 3: apply the posse comitantis Act, which is there's two or
Speaker 3: three exceptions. And the reason that even existed in eighteen
Speaker 3: seventy six had been one hundred and fifty one hundred
Speaker 3: and forty nine years ago, is because the Democrats wanted
Speaker 3: the federal troops out of the South in eighteen seventy six,
Speaker 3: about eleven years after the Civil War in it so
Speaker 3: that they could impose upon the freed black slaves the
Speaker 3: ku Klux Plan, and to get in office, Ruther R. B.
Speaker 3: Hayes agreed to sign that into law. The federal troops
Speaker 3: exit at the South, and the Democrats had sovereignty over
Speaker 3: the black folks for the next one hundred and fifty years.
Speaker 4: And look how that worked out.
Speaker 3: And so It's amazing to me that black residents of
Speaker 3: many great American cities keep voting for their captors, that
Speaker 3: they vote for those causing the problems, promising solutions to
Speaker 3: the difficulties their policies have caused, and they keep buying.
Speaker 3: In Chicago, how do you go from Lori Lightfoot to
Speaker 3: Brandon Johnson? How do you look at Brandon Johnson, the
Speaker 3: head of the Teachers' Union, and his popularity now is
Speaker 3: below ten percent. And I would imagine in Los Angeles
Speaker 3: there's going to be a Republican running for governor for
Speaker 3: a governor and one running for mayor. But if Karen
Speaker 3: Bass runs for reelection, she's likely to get reelected. That's
Speaker 3: the way Democrats act, and.
Speaker 10: She'll be out of the country again when that happens.
Speaker 10: It's ridiculous all accountability for you know, any of the
Speaker 10: failed policies of the LAFT that had just ruined the
Speaker 10: state in the city. One thing I do want to
Speaker 10: say a topic though. Father Day's coming up the next
Speaker 10: week or so. Yeah, so all the listeners out there
Speaker 10: and make sure you listen to the show with Bill
Speaker 10: Cunningham is a great Father's Day story. So I just
Speaker 10: want to let stay that real quick off.
Speaker 3: Topic, well so called Tony. You don't want to give
Speaker 3: me your real name because you might be dosed in
Speaker 3: San Diego.
Speaker 4: I would do that. I'll do that next Sunday night.
Speaker 3: And I think when my radio career is concluded and
Speaker 3: I look back on my time here with you, the
Speaker 3: best part of what I do is to marketly, positively
Speaker 3: change the life of individuals that I've never seen, I'll
Speaker 3: never meet, but I've had a measurable impact because of
Speaker 3: what I say on Father's Day Night. And I'll do
Speaker 3: that my Father's Day Story again next Sunday night. And
Speaker 3: every time I do it, I get thousands of positive
Speaker 3: comments on my various websites thanking me for doing it.
Speaker 3: And the reason I do it every year it's a
Speaker 3: little bit of self reflection the failures in my life,
Speaker 3: of which I've had many, and the best thing I
Speaker 3: do is encourage others to not to walk the path
Speaker 3: that I walked. When my father reached out to me
Speaker 3: near his death and I didn't have the didn't have
Speaker 3: the maturity or the wisdom to accept his call to
Speaker 3: visit him before he died of cancer. And it's an
Speaker 3: unfinished chapter in my life, and I don't want you
Speaker 3: to walk the path that I walked, but I'll do
Speaker 3: that next Sunday night. Let's continue with more. Let's go
Speaker 3: to a Deborah and Monterey, California. And Deborah and Monterey,
Speaker 3: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Deborah, how are you.
Speaker 12: I'm fine, and I am grateful for you and your show.
Speaker 12: I listen regularly and I really appreciate your guests and
Speaker 12: your perspective. I talk about it throughout the whole week.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 12: I'm in California, and I don't know how we turn
Speaker 12: this stayed around unless we get rid of all of
Speaker 12: these illegal people who are voting. I trained as a
Speaker 12: poll worker for the twenty twenty four election, and they
Speaker 12: told us several times that we were absolutely forbidden to
Speaker 12: ask people for identification in this state. You just walk
Speaker 12: up and state your name and your address and that's it.
Speaker 12: And they sent out paper ballots to every Tom, Dick
Speaker 12: and Harry that had a driver's license, I think.
Speaker 13: And.
Speaker 12: Then when they showed up to the polls, they were
Speaker 12: supposed to bring if they hadn't voted their ballot, their
Speaker 12: paper ballot with them. Well, no one did, because it
Speaker 12: says nowhere that that's what you're supposed to do. So
Speaker 12: then they have to go and fill out what's called
Speaker 12: a provisional ballot, which is like a whole page of stuff,
Speaker 12: and then they vote their ballot and put that in there.
Speaker 12: And that is why in this state they can't get
Speaker 12: the election results because everybody's voting these provisional ballots, which
Speaker 12: have to be gone through and verified. It's a joke
Speaker 12: to try to verify a signature because you even if
Speaker 12: you're a pole watcher, you're standing on the other side
Speaker 12: of the room. There's two people who are We were
Speaker 12: also told the bias of these people who are in
Speaker 12: the elections office is to allow the signature if it's
Speaker 12: if it's even a slight facsimile. And so you're across
Speaker 12: the room, these two people are conferring, and of course
Speaker 12: they pass all these provisional ballots. The only thing I
Speaker 12: can say is, I don't know what happened to everify.
Speaker 12: I don't know what happens to getting these people out
Speaker 12: of the state that are illegal. It's it's really Our
Speaker 12: representative is Jimmy Panetta and son of Leon Panana here
Speaker 12: in Monterey, and he has admitted that over half of
Speaker 12: the workers in the Salinas Valley are illegals. I don't
Speaker 12: know why, since we're just miles from Silicon Valley. They
Speaker 12: can't get robots to pick these vegetables. Robots don't dump
Speaker 12: anchor babies, they don't get sick, they don't flood the
Speaker 12: schools and the healthcare system and overload them. They don't
Speaker 12: cout millions of dollars. We've got to do something about
Speaker 12: this state because the way it's being run is very
Speaker 12: similar to what I saw in Seattle. I was there
Speaker 12: in twenty twenty. It was a disaster and everybody was
Speaker 12: quote unquote up in arms, and yet at the next
Speaker 12: election they went and voted exactly the same people in again.
Speaker 3: Well, you know what's happening, Debora, is that we have
Speaker 3: a federal all that says it is a federal felony
Speaker 3: to vote in a federal election if you're voting illegally,
Speaker 3: if you're not registered to vote. But the local election officials,
Speaker 3: and in California, you know, and Sacramento and the governor
Speaker 3: have the most liberal voter registration laws in the country
Speaker 3: that encourages and centivizes and almost demands that activists take
Speaker 3: over the voting places, and because there's no voter ID,
Speaker 3: and because many names are similar one to the other,
Speaker 3: and because there's no videos.
Speaker 4: Actually who's reported.
Speaker 3: As a consequence, it is the elections in many blue cities,
Speaker 3: blue states are hijacked by left wing activists and nothing's
Speaker 3: going to change in California. I don't see Ronald Reagan
Speaker 3: coming back to beat Edmund pat Brown. I don't see
Speaker 3: that happening. I might be wrong, they might be shocked.
Speaker 12: Economically, we have to freeze these people out. There has
Speaker 12: to be a will to just freeze these people out
Speaker 12: because it's a disaster. They they've infiltrated the trades. My contractor,
Speaker 12: he says, you know, I get fined a thousand dollars
Speaker 12: if I don't give some guy a fifteen minute break
Speaker 12: at ten o'clock in the morning on my expense. But
Speaker 12: these illegals, they just go in and they do all
Speaker 12: this half half baked work and then they disappear.
Speaker 4: And that's it.
Speaker 3: Well, dev I got to run up. I love thanks
Speaker 3: for listening. I love it, and I'm up against the clock.
Speaker 3: But what you're saying is exactly accurate, and I think
Speaker 3: only God Almighty can change California, and he's paying attention.
Speaker 4: Let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham, with you every Sunday night.
Speaker 4: King riots that.
Speaker 3: Left sixty three people dead in LA, twenty five hundred injured,
Speaker 3: twelve thousand arrested, and more than two point five billion
Speaker 3: dollars in property damage, and in comparison to that, the
Speaker 3: George Floyd and TIFA BML riots and twenty twenty combined
Speaker 3: in nineteen ninety two, and shall we say not as many,
Speaker 3: but it was awful. It was awful because those things accurse.
Speaker 3: It did not happen in LA. It happened in Minneapolis.
Speaker 3: So in today's riots aren't against police. You might recall
Speaker 3: Rodney King beating the head the crap beat out of
Speaker 3: him because he wouldn't comply and he ran, et cetera.
Speaker 3: And then George Floyd riots, there was there was angst
Speaker 3: against police officer Shalvin who was trained to do what
Speaker 3: he did. But that's a different issue. But today's riots
Speaker 3: are not fueled by anger about the police activity. It's
Speaker 3: about open borders nullifying an election. Open border radicals in
Speaker 3: their enablers not angry at police, but angry at the
Speaker 3: outcome of the election. Relying upon the support of Democratic
Speaker 3: politicians like Karen Bass and Gavin Newsom, etc. That's the difficulty,
Speaker 3: that's the problem. So in a sense, it's focused on
Speaker 3: nullifying federal law on the sanctuary cities thinking state, and
Speaker 3: the result is the torching of private property, police cars
Speaker 3: and others. Way mo vehicles being firebombed, stores are being looted,
Speaker 3: attacks on police or ramp and vandalism, blocking freeways, flash
Speaker 3: bang grenades are being used, et cetera. Because the Democratics
Speaker 3: politicians in LA are more or less incentivizing this behavior
Speaker 3: by not enforcing the law and by declaring LA a
Speaker 3: sanctuary city and a sanctuary state. To me, it's unbelievable
Speaker 3: this is happening, but it's it's what democrats do. They
Speaker 3: threw a childish, tampered fit when they don't get their way.
Speaker 3: The election went the wrong way, so Democrats want to
Speaker 3: nullify what happened. Continue with your calls eight sixty six
Speaker 3: six four seven seven three three seven. As we speak,
Speaker 3: Governor Newsom is meeting with law enforcement. Issue of statement
Speaker 3: that we can handle this. Forget what you're seeing on TV.
Speaker 3: We can handle this. Bill Cunningham, with you every Sunday. Well,
Speaker 3: let's continue. This is the first time that the National
Speaker 3: Guard and the state's been put under federal control since
Speaker 3: nineteen ninety two, and of course that was in Los Angeles.
Speaker 3: By the way, the LAPED is reporting that a total
Speaker 3: of ten people have been arrested in the California riots.
Speaker 3: I don't call them protests. Protests are not fire bombing
Speaker 3: cars and looting stores and attacking police and vandalism and
Speaker 3: blocking freeways. I'm looking at the video of this that
Speaker 3: appears to be a riot to me. Doesn't look like
Speaker 3: a Martin Luther King Junior protest. To me, it looks
Speaker 3: like a riot. And so far there doing everything in
Speaker 3: their power not to arrest anybody to cause more difficulties.
Speaker 3: And the crowds are probably no more than I think
Speaker 3: three to five thousand in a city of some approximately
Speaker 3: four million live in the city of Los Angeles, about
Speaker 3: twenty million live in Los Angeles County, et cetera. And
Speaker 3: the it's unusual to have the president deployed the National
Speaker 3: Guard under federal authority without the request of the governor,
Speaker 3: but it's happened before, likely is going to happen again
Speaker 3: because our cities are melting down by any objective criteria,
Speaker 3: whether it's law enforcement, the failure of public education, the
Speaker 3: lack of jobs, the lack of family structure, high taxes,
Speaker 3: lots of regulations, just social debaucherous misbehavior is the order
Speaker 3: of the day. Plus demonstrators are setting way Mow self
Speaker 3: driving cars on fire as a protest. They maybe they
Speaker 3: think that Elon Musk has somehow involved. He was a
Speaker 3: favorite of liberals, then he became the devil itself, and
Speaker 3: after the disputes with Donald Trump about a week or
Speaker 3: ten days ago, you'd think he right now he's a
Speaker 3: man without a country to live in because the liberals
Speaker 3: don't want them now the conservatives don't want them. Nonetheless,
Speaker 3: just go back to the telephone calls. It's awful, it's
Speaker 3: not good. And I pray this does not spread beyond
Speaker 3: Los Angeles, which may go. This is the third day
Speaker 3: it's building. Right now, it's almost dark in Los Angeles
Speaker 3: and the clashes erupting, and the CNN keeps calling it
Speaker 3: a protest as there's massive fires and as I announced
Speaker 3: about two hours ago, there was a report from a
Speaker 3: law enforcement official, John Miller, and CNN about eight thirty
Speaker 3: nine o'clock that this is going to energize the one
Speaker 3: hundred and twenty thousand members of gangs in Los Angeles
Speaker 3: to loot, to burn, to burglarize, and to rape into
Speaker 3: free shoes of their locations in various Nike stores because
Speaker 3: if you hit nine point one, the police aren't coming.
Speaker 3: And this is one of the cities in California, very
Speaker 3: hard to carry a concealed weapon or have any weapons
Speaker 3: of any type because it's California, for God's sakes. The
Speaker 3: only flags flying in Los Angeles right now are Mexican flags,
Speaker 3: And isn't it somewhat odd that there's thousands of Mexican
Speaker 3: flags flying all over Los Angeles now and supposedly these
Speaker 3: illegal immigrants don't want to go back to Mexico, but
Speaker 3: they're flying the flag of Mexico. You don't see too
Speaker 3: many American flags being flown. And hopefully this thing can
Speaker 3: be contained over the next several hours and by Monday
Speaker 3: or Tuesday Wednesday, things will get better. Let's go back
Speaker 3: to the calls and if a line becomes available, number
Speaker 3: to call is eight sixty six six four seven seven
Speaker 3: three three seven, and let's go to fred in Wisconsin,
Speaker 3: the home of the Badgers and Fred and Wisconsin. Welcome
Speaker 3: to the Bill Cunningham showing Fred, how are you?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 6: For a while, Bill, I'll tell you what a divine
Speaker 6: intervention to even get through to you. I had punched
Speaker 6: the numbers like thirty times and I finally hung up,
Speaker 6: And you said, no, did your father just die of cancer?
Speaker 3: Well, I'll tell the story next time and on Father's Day.
Speaker 3: But I received when I was in law school, I
Speaker 3: got a call from my father, who I had not
Speaker 3: heard from in about fifteen years. He left our family
Speaker 3: a terrible alcoholic. He fought in Guadalcanal, etc. Came back,
Speaker 3: found alcoholism for about twenty twenty five years, left a
Speaker 3: darling wife, my mother, four kids. Never saw him again.
Speaker 3: Near death about fifteen years after that. This would be
Speaker 3: in like the late seventies. He called me out of
Speaker 3: the blue and said, Billy, this is your dad. And
Speaker 3: I said, how do I know you're my dad? And
Speaker 3: I asked him a few questions and he answered him
Speaker 3: correctly about my little league baseball coach and all that
Speaker 3: kind of I said, what do you want? He said,
Speaker 3: I'm dying of lung and pancreatic cancer. I'd like to
Speaker 3: see you before I pass on. I said, let me
Speaker 3: think about it. What's your number? He gave me the number.
Speaker 3: I called back about an hour later and I said,
Speaker 3: I said, I won't call you my father. I won't
Speaker 3: call you dad. What I will say is you warn
Speaker 3: her father to me in my life, and I will
Speaker 3: not be a son to you and your death. I
Speaker 3: wish you well goodbye. Next call was to my mother.
Speaker 3: I said, Mom, you can't believe he just called me.
Speaker 3: He said, I know, Billy, it was your dad. I said, yeah,
Speaker 3: what happened? He said, he called here and he wanted
Speaker 3: to talk to you. He wants to see you, and
Speaker 3: I gave him your number. I hope you don't mind,
Speaker 3: I said, Mom, no, I don't mind. So about two
Speaker 3: more weeks went by. He called me again and said, Billy,
Speaker 3: the doctor tells me I have a week to live.
Speaker 3: I really would like to see you to explain things.
Speaker 3: I said, I wish you well, goodbye, hung up on him.
Speaker 3: Years rolled by. Years went by, and I got involved
Speaker 3: in the sports bar business, a Willie sports cafe in
Speaker 3: the Midwest. I founded him and worked and an old
Speaker 3: man came up to me and said, can I talk
Speaker 3: to you and people did that all the time. I
Speaker 3: said sure. I sat down with him. He said, let
Speaker 3: me tell you about your dad. And I looked at
Speaker 3: this guy. I said, you knew my father. This is
Speaker 3: twenty five years after that conference. This is about ten
Speaker 3: fifteen years. I said, what you knew my dad? And
Speaker 3: I said, I do you know my dad? He said, well,
Speaker 3: I was like his best friend for a long time.
Speaker 3: And I said, well, what happened? He said, well, he
Speaker 3: said that war broke him. It killed him Guadalcanal, he said, Ewajima,
Speaker 3: He said, in your father's job at ewo Jima was
Speaker 3: to pick up the parts of blown up US marines,
Speaker 3: put them in body bags and identify him. I said,
Speaker 3: oh my god. So that went on for weeks. He
Speaker 3: said he came back. He couldn't handle it. It used
Speaker 3: to be called PTSD, and he just couldn't fit in
Speaker 3: and he felt so bad, and he wanted to apologize
Speaker 3: to you for not being a father to you as
Speaker 3: he should have been. I said, oh my god. In
Speaker 3: other words, he got into the bottle because he couldn't
Speaker 3: couldn't live with the nightmares. And so I felt his
Speaker 3: about two inches tall, and I said, to my dad's friend.
Speaker 3: I said, I'm so sorry. He said he really was
Speaker 3: hurt when you wouldn't meet with him. And from that
Speaker 3: point on, I said, you know what I got to
Speaker 3: do is get on the air and talk about what
Speaker 3: I should have done. What I wasn't mature enough to do.
Speaker 3: I was too angry, and what I should have done
Speaker 3: was go meet with him, let him apologize. I'm a
Speaker 3: practicing Roman Catholic, and if Jesus on the Cross could
Speaker 3: accept the thief on the left on his left side
Speaker 3: to welcome into heaven, surely I could apologize to a
Speaker 3: father who was so torn by a war he couldn't
Speaker 3: be a husband and a father. And I felt terrible
Speaker 3: about that. So every Father's Day, what I want to
Speaker 3: do is tell my listeners that in the living years,
Speaker 3: if you got some problem with your father, and let's
Speaker 3: face it, men act up more than women in the
Speaker 3: living years, please reach out one more time so you
Speaker 3: don't do what I did.
Speaker 4: And so that's kind of the brief story.
Speaker 6: Yeah, my brother did for a tourist in Iraq with
Speaker 6: one hundred and fifteenth fighter Wing out of Madison. It's
Speaker 6: I don't know what's I come from. A big family.
Speaker 6: I'm sixty nine and retired. Bill my son is in
Speaker 6: Milwaukee County Sheriff Swat member detective God bless them.
Speaker 13: Yeah, he's Uh.
Speaker 6: I worry about him every day. But you know, back
Speaker 6: in the sixties when we had the riots here in Madison,
Speaker 6: which I don't even go to the Madison period. I'll
Speaker 6: go to Farmer Fleeton. That's it. The geese fly over
Speaker 6: Madison upside down because it ain't worth pooping on. They're
Speaker 6: crazy up there. But they called in Racine swat back
Speaker 6: in the sixties, you know, when they had the riots
Speaker 6: and they showed up and they had axe handles for
Speaker 6: the times and they used them so they were never
Speaker 6: called back again. But uh, it's uh. I just can't
Speaker 6: believe what's going on here. And I think you hit
Speaker 6: it right on the head that this is going to
Speaker 6: spill out every every every spring we get close to
Speaker 6: summer when the kids get out of school, well the
Speaker 6: first day out on summer vacation, they're burning vehicles down
Speaker 6: the lake front Milwaukee. They just they're absolutely crazy, and
Speaker 6: this is what's going to happen. Now summer's here and
Speaker 6: I I don't look forward to uh to I don't
Speaker 6: go to the cities anyway. But it's some things are
Speaker 6: gonna happen that are going.
Speaker 4: To be very I'm looking right now.
Speaker 3: A k T TV has a helicopter, probably a drone
Speaker 3: up and there's fires all over Los Angeles. National guards
Speaker 3: got to stop it, and it's going to go on
Speaker 3: and and it's because there's no enforcement of law in
Speaker 3: blue cities and blue states. And what we have here
Speaker 3: is the nullification of a national election. And the mayors
Speaker 3: and the and the governors have sanctuary cities and sanctuary states.
Speaker 3: The Mexican flag is flying all over Los Angeles, and
Speaker 3: the Mexicans are here illegally fly the Mexican flag, and
Speaker 3: they don't want to go back to Mexico.
Speaker 4: They want to stay here. Yeah, it's unbelievable.
Speaker 6: They best stay in the cities bill because they don't.
Speaker 6: They don't want to know what's even gonna happen. You
Speaker 6: come into the Midwest, it's a problem with a lot
Speaker 6: of rednecks. Year a lot everybody hunts. I bohunt, I
Speaker 6: rifle hunt. I take three months off off out of
Speaker 6: my life because I'm retired.
Speaker 4: I love my hunting.
Speaker 6: I fill the freezer with Ducks and Venison. Uh, it's
Speaker 6: we'll hold our own bring it well.
Speaker 3: What I'm what I'm saying is it's at some point
Speaker 3: if fred this is gonna is going to peter out,
Speaker 3: it'll be of several days. The media keeps calling it's
Speaker 3: a protest, whether it's Rodney King or any excuse to riot,
Speaker 3: or whether it's the behavior of officer Chalvin Uh in
Speaker 3: Minneapolis who is trained to do what he did. Whatever
Speaker 3: it is, there'll be an excuse to ride. There's one
Speaker 3: hundred and twenty thousand gang members in Los Angeles using
Speaker 3: this as an opportunity to loot stores, commit crimes, do
Speaker 3: other things that gang members do, and that's the name
Speaker 3: of that tune. And LA is going to sink out
Speaker 3: of this. But I'm watching now that the Mexican flag
Speaker 3: is flying all over all over LA when the residents
Speaker 3: that are rioting don't want to go back to Mexico,
Speaker 3: and I'm watching this on I guess it's drone coverage, helicopters.
Speaker 3: I don't know if they're up anymore, but it's it's disgusting,
Speaker 3: and now there's convenient excuse for the failure of their policies,
Speaker 3: and that excuse is Donald Trump for doing exactly what,
Speaker 3: by the way Bush forty one did, and the same
Speaker 3: thing that democratic governors have gone in the past to
Speaker 3: put down put down the rioting. And this is not
Speaker 3: a protest. There's thousands of people committing thousands of felonies,
Speaker 3: supposedly at a time where the crime rate is down
Speaker 3: according to the media. Whenever I have on John Lott
Speaker 3: of Crime Prevention dot org, what a great guy he
Speaker 3: does the research. Crimes committed are way up, but enforcement
Speaker 3: of the law is way down. And we care more
Speaker 3: about crimes committed rather than crimes prosecuted, because you know,
Speaker 3: the stool of law enforcement has three legs. One are cops,
Speaker 3: two are prosecutors, and three are judges. And in many
Speaker 3: blue cities and blue states, the cops can't do their job,
Speaker 3: the judges don't enforce the law, and prosecutors free of criminals.
Speaker 3: And so as a consequence, we have what's happening tonight
Speaker 3: in Los Angeles. The precursor for other riots was police misconduct, allegedly.
Speaker 3: Now this precursor is the enforcement of law by federal
Speaker 3: officials in blue cities that want to nullify federal law
Speaker 3: and not have the Feds enforced federal law and their
Speaker 3: cities in their states. Same thing happened repeatedly in the
Speaker 3: nineteen fifties and sixties when Democrats in the South did
Speaker 3: not want black folks to have civil rights, and the
Speaker 3: Democrats in the South then did not want to enforce
Speaker 3: federal law in Mississippi, Arkansas, Georgia until the Feds Eisenhower
Speaker 3: and Kennedy and Johnson got the National Guard to go
Speaker 3: into escort black kids to public schools. The Democrats did
Speaker 3: not want black kids to be educated, and as a consequence,
Speaker 3: fifty or sixty years later, once again the Democrats are saying,
Speaker 3: let's not enforce federal law. In fact, gas stations are
Speaker 3: being torched. I'm looking at this drone footage. There's a
Speaker 3: concern that's going to be this is going to spread.
Speaker 3: The stores are going to be looted, and of course
Speaker 3: the Democrats are going to blame Donald Trump for the
Speaker 3: arson taking place. Right now, LAPD Chief is saying things
Speaker 3: are getting increasingly worse and more violent by the hour,
Speaker 3: and he fears what's going to happen overnight. Largely it's
Speaker 3: dark right now in LA That's when things get worse,
Speaker 3: and the police are completely overwhelmed and incapable of enforcing
Speaker 3: state law, much less federal law. And this all began
Speaker 3: on Friday, when about twelve to fifteen ICE agents arrested
Speaker 3: thirteen of the worst of the worst withoutstanding murder warrants,
Speaker 3: and there were fifteen hundred demonstrators who gathered around the
Speaker 3: police vehicles that would not let the police move, and
Speaker 3: they call for laped back up and it didn't come
Speaker 3: because Karen Bass says they're a sanctuary city, sanctuary state,
Speaker 3: We're not going to assist feds in enforcing federal law.
Speaker 3: Sounds like something George Wallace, the governor Alabama, would do.
Speaker 3: Take a short break, and later on we're going to
Speaker 3: put a call into Jeff crue Air and also do
Speaker 3: Ali Bradley of News Nation, because she had a report
Speaker 3: on News Nation that talked about Ali Bradley did about
Speaker 3: the gangs in Mexico and how they're fueling so much
Speaker 3: crime on border cities and border states, and Jeff crue
Speaker 3: Air is going to spend some time his columns are
Speaker 3: a town hall dot Com about how the blue cities
Speaker 3: and blue states are failing and they're not getting any
Speaker 3: better because the voters keep putting the same ones in
Speaker 3: charge that are causing the problems. Now they have someone
Speaker 3: to blame named Donald Trump, who's simply trying to do
Speaker 3: his duty and enforce the law. Forty nine minutes after
Speaker 3: the air Bill Cunningham, the Great American with you every
Speaker 3: Sunday night. I think the next twenty four hours would
Speaker 3: be critical in Los Angeles, as Donald Trump is moving
Speaker 3: as quickly as he can to save Los Angeles from
Speaker 3: the policies of liberal Democrats and the repeat of nineteen
Speaker 3: ninety two during the so called riots involving Rodney King,
Speaker 3: in which there were so many police officers that were
Speaker 3: killed and injured, the businesses that were damaged that some
Speaker 3: of the statistics there were sixty three people dead, twenty
Speaker 3: four hundred injured, twelve thousand arrested, two point three billion
Speaker 3: and adjusted to property damage. It was awful. It's terrible,
Speaker 3: and to nip these things in the butt is required.
Speaker 3: And of course no one would be worse than handling
Speaker 3: democratic riots and democratic city than Karen Bass and Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 3: That'd be the worse. So we anticipate that hopefully what's
Speaker 3: going to happen Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday will be less
Speaker 3: and less, less and not more and more and more,
Speaker 3: and hopefully it will not spread to other cities controlled
Speaker 3: by Democrats, incentivizing the news media and others to call
Speaker 3: these protests when they're riots and recognizing as the media
Speaker 3: will not. This is the failure of Democratic policies, declaring
Speaker 3: la in Chicago and Cincinnati, in New York and Atlanta
Speaker 3: and austin Texas as shall we say sanctuary cities, but
Speaker 3: Texas is not a sanctuary state. And the same thing
Speaker 3: is true, of course in Wisconsin and Minneapolis. Terrible circumstances
Speaker 3: where the policies and the failure of the Democrat Party
Speaker 3: is available for all with eyes to see and ears
Speaker 3: to hear.
Speaker 4: Has nothing to do with Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: They want to blame Donald Trump for the riots, and
Speaker 3: all federal agents want to do is enforce federal law,
Speaker 3: and it's very difficult to do so, shall we say,
Speaker 3: in blue cities in which there's no cooperation with the
Speaker 3: local police agencies to assist law enforcement. Donald Trump wants
Speaker 3: to impose his will and the federal law in a
Speaker 3: city which is part of the United States of America,
Speaker 3: but which more and more wants to have state sovereignty
Speaker 3: is declared by Gavin Newsom. Where federal laws do not apply,
Speaker 3: that's called that's called chaos, that's called nullification. Of the
Speaker 3: twenty four election when we elected Donald Trump, one was
Speaker 3: illegal immigration and two was tariffs. He's imposed both. He's
Speaker 3: not exactly what he promised to do. Which our policy
Speaker 3: is extremely popular throughout the whole country, but not in
Speaker 3: blue cities controlled by blue state governors. So we'll see
Speaker 3: what happens down the road. Coming up, I'm going to
Speaker 3: put a call into Ali Bradley of news Nation to
Speaker 3: talk about what the gangs are doing in Los Angeles
Speaker 3: and other cities and other states and how they're causing
Speaker 3: some of the turmoil that we see. Plus later on
Speaker 3: as the Great Jeff crue Air talks about what's happening
Speaker 3: New Orleans in Los Angeles relative to the failure of
Speaker 3: democratic policies and democratic states, and it's likely to get
Speaker 3: worse and not better. But I'll be with you, of
Speaker 3: course next Sunday night, we'll see what happens. Likely not good,
Speaker 3: but with the grace of God and prayer can be effective.
Speaker 3: Please say a prayer tonight for the city of Angels
Speaker 3: because it's run by a bunch of socialist fools controlled
Speaker 3: by anarchists and Antifa.
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday.
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Speaker 3: There was one report there was going to be a powwow,
Speaker 3: and now that the Trumpster says no powwow. So we
Speaker 3: continue to follow that but without objection. The greatest success
Speaker 3: that the Donald has had is on the southern border.
Speaker 3: You might recall for a long time, for a couple
Speaker 3: of years, the Democrats were saying, we need new laws,
Speaker 3: we need billions, and the number was twenty billion dollars
Speaker 3: extra on the southern border. We need detention centers, We
Speaker 3: need more administrative judges, need more lawyers, more due process.
Speaker 3: Otherwise the border will continue to be in collapse. We
Speaker 3: elect the president all of a sudden, there's a trickle
Speaker 3: coming across and now we don't have the problem we
Speaker 3: once had. The Democrats want an increase spending. Quite a
Speaker 3: bit to go done. And the one person from News
Speaker 3: Nation that's been there every day, every week, every month,
Speaker 3: every year for a long time was Ali Bradley. And
Speaker 3: Ali Bradley welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 3: first of all, Ali, where does life find you this
Speaker 3: Friday afternoon? Where are you now physically if anywhere?
Speaker 11: Hey, Bill, thanks for having me. I'm just outside of
Speaker 11: McAllen in the Rio Grand Valley sector, heading home to
Speaker 11: the Del Rio sector where I live. So yeah, spend
Speaker 11: a lot of time downe at the border, and I
Speaker 11: do got to make a correction here at the gate, Bill,
Speaker 11: because you said that the Democrats wanted more detention facilities.
Speaker 11: That is not true. They wanted more processing facilities. They
Speaker 11: weren't trying to detain people. Remember, they were trying to
Speaker 11: process more individuals into the United States. So that's a
Speaker 11: little bit different right now that Trump administration does want
Speaker 11: more space for detention. So that's a little bit different
Speaker 11: from this administration versus the last one. But you talk
Speaker 11: about that trickle, we've seen a ninety five plus percent decrease.
Speaker 11: I will say this, We got the main numbers which
Speaker 11: are up slightly over April by about four hundred for
Speaker 11: the entire month, now still historically low firm may. I
Speaker 11: don't want it to get twisted that I'm calling out
Speaker 11: the Trump administration for the numbers going up. But when
Speaker 11: they want zero border crossings in full operational control and
Speaker 11: the numbers go up, not a great look, right. You
Speaker 11: want those numbers to continue to go down. When you're
Speaker 11: surging resources and creating these national defense areas and DoD
Speaker 11: skin in the game, and there's all these three letter
Speaker 11: agencies running around the nation, you expect those numbers to
Speaker 11: continue to fall, not climb. And we did see them
Speaker 11: go up a tick from April to May. We're averaging
Speaker 11: about three hundred and eighty nine crossings a day at
Speaker 11: the border right now, so they are still seeing some issues.
Speaker 11: But again it's important to note too, it's business as
Speaker 11: usual down here at the border. The reason why it
Speaker 11: became a news story is the border patrol, who's been
Speaker 11: around for one hundred and one years, was not able
Speaker 11: to do their job because they were tied up processing
Speaker 11: and transporting thousands of people who are self surrendering. Now
Speaker 11: they're going after the godaways. Most of these three hundred
Speaker 11: and eighty nine divisuals that are crossing every day, they're
Speaker 11: trying to evade. They're in camera from head to toe.
Speaker 11: They're hiding from law enforcement. This is the old cat
Speaker 11: and mouse game. Got border patrol and law enforce and
Speaker 11: are used to down here at the border. And this
Speaker 11: is exactly why they.
Speaker 4: Exist as far as that policy.
Speaker 3: And I want to dive into this a bit deeper,
Speaker 3: because the Biden administration wanted processing centers in order to
Speaker 3: disperse millions around the country. Is that correct? And now
Speaker 3: that's changed. Put some meat on those bones. What was
Speaker 3: the policies, say a year or two years ago?
Speaker 11: So we talked about you know, you came out strong
Speaker 11: in here talking about how we need a new president
Speaker 11: right to fix the border. That's kind of what made
Speaker 11: the change. Not necessarily any laws, which you're right there
Speaker 11: have no new laws have been passed. Some executive action
Speaker 11: has been taken by President Trump, of course, but the
Speaker 11: reality is the big change is that they're actually enforcing
Speaker 11: Title eight with consequences. So that means if you cross
Speaker 11: over and you're not eligible for asylum, you get removed,
Speaker 11: You go through a quick process, and you're removed right now.
Speaker 11: Under Biden, the reason why they needed processing facilities is
Speaker 11: because these individuals were coming over by the thousands, not
Speaker 11: three hundred a day, thousands a day. We sought upwards
Speaker 11: of twelve thousand nation wide in a single day at
Speaker 11: the peak of the crisis.
Speaker 7: So we were seeing we.
Speaker 11: Were being inundated during that time. So they were processing
Speaker 11: them and they could not get them to see a
Speaker 11: judge in time because there were the sheer volume of people.
Speaker 11: So they had to process them and then turn them
Speaker 11: out into the country right and so they might have
Speaker 11: a court date five to seven years out. I'm talking
Speaker 11: to a Russian draft dodger right now who's about to
Speaker 11: marry a US citizen whose court date is not until
Speaker 11: twenty twenty seven, and I met him three years ago.
Speaker 11: So you know, that's the reality of these processing facilities
Speaker 11: were what the Democrats and what the Biden administration was
Speaker 11: advocating for. We saw all these soft sided facilities pop up,
Speaker 11: these kind of makeshift facilities. Those were not capable of
Speaker 11: detaining people. Those were not detention facilities. Those were welcome
Speaker 11: facilities essentially that process people and then they turned around
Speaker 11: and they were released into the country to a trans
Speaker 11: bo hub and then they were free to move about
Speaker 11: the United States.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 11: Well, the difference is the Trump administration wants bed space
Speaker 11: for removal, not bed space to process. So the detention
Speaker 11: facilities are necessary, and they're different. You have to have
Speaker 11: kind of a jail setup versus a welcome setup, not
Speaker 11: the same thing. A facility where you're processing people is
Speaker 11: not the same setting as a facility where you're detaining
Speaker 11: and holding people. So right now, that's the struggle. They
Speaker 11: don't have the facilities to hold all the individuals they're arresting.
Speaker 11: They arrested over twenty six hundred people in a single
Speaker 11: day twice this week. So you've got to have bedspace
Speaker 11: for those individuals. Right So, you have sheriffs joining in
Speaker 11: a two eighty seven G program, all these different entities
Speaker 11: across the United States jumping on board to help the
Speaker 11: Trump administration avail their resources so that they can continue
Speaker 11: to detain and house these individuals who are up for
Speaker 11: that extedited removal. Now, removal takes time. It's not just
Speaker 11: you grab them and you put them on a bus
Speaker 11: and they're off. You have to go through checks and balances.
Speaker 11: These are case by case scenarios, and so you have
Speaker 11: to have detention facilities. That is not something that the
Speaker 11: Democrats were advocating for. They were advocating for more space
Speaker 11: to hold individuals who had crossed the border seeking asylum.
Speaker 3: Hally Bradley of News Nation, there was a story in
Speaker 3: the Washington and Posts a few days ago and they
Speaker 3: were perplexed as to why fentanyl related deaths are way
Speaker 3: down in the United States, And in the body of
Speaker 3: the story it talked about, well, the main reason is
Speaker 3: that fewer and fewer illegals are coming across the southern
Speaker 3: border as mules. And secondly, the cartels have not yet
Speaker 3: changed their tactics to avoid being detected. First of all,
Speaker 3: of course, you know from quite familiar with what the
Speaker 3: cartels are doing to get drugs across the Southern border.
Speaker 3: Have you sensed on the southern border that there's less
Speaker 3: drugs coming across to begin with?
Speaker 4: Now, just the.
Speaker 11: Reality is the easiest way to put it, is, with
Speaker 11: less people crossing, less interactions with people, you're going to
Speaker 11: have less drugs coming. The drugs don't float across on
Speaker 11: their own, coming over in drones at some point. Probably
Speaker 11: we're probably going to be seeing more of that because
Speaker 11: we know the cartel has shifted from some of their
Speaker 11: dji Chinese rones to French agricultural drones that can wield pounds.
Speaker 11: So are we going to be seeing things like that?
Speaker 11: Probably because guess what, Congress still has not gotten an
Speaker 11: answer in over two months as to whose jurisdiction and
Speaker 11: authority it is to actually take down cartel drones that
Speaker 11: are incursions. That are incursions in the United States. Trump
Speaker 11: administration has essentially ignored the cartel drones. They have not
Speaker 11: given out a response or guidance as to who should
Speaker 11: be shooting those drones down, So nobody knows. So drugs
Speaker 11: to be coming over on drones undetected, Drugs to be
Speaker 11: coming over with individuals as god aways undetected. So there
Speaker 11: are still people that are crossing the border that are
Speaker 11: remaining undetected. Right, there's going to be drugs coming in
Speaker 11: that way. Then there are the conversations about are the
Speaker 11: setanol drugs and precursors already in the United States that
Speaker 11: we're here for the last four years, so they don't
Speaker 11: need to move as much across the southern border because
Speaker 11: they were already moving into the United States when we
Speaker 11: weren't looking. So those are all conversations being had because
Speaker 11: the cartel didn't go for making billions of dollars. They're
Speaker 11: making thirteen billion dollars a year according to Congress, just
Speaker 11: moving people into the country illegally. So when you're seizing
Speaker 11: forty two million pills out of Nogallas alone in twenty
Speaker 11: twenty four, what do you think that they got through
Speaker 11: their business? They operate as a profit and loss ten
Speaker 11: to twelve percent. So if we see forty two million
Speaker 11: of their pills, they got in a lot more that
Speaker 11: we don't even know about. They probably have a little
Speaker 11: cushion that they're sitting on right now, Bill and then yeah,
Speaker 11: they're gonna pivot. It took them six months after Title
Speaker 11: forty two when we put those so called provisions in places,
Speaker 11: and they found out we weren't really enforcing Title late
Speaker 11: that they would still be able to send people across.
Speaker 11: And then bam, December of twenty twenty three, record breaking
Speaker 11: month of over three hundred and two thousand encounters. So
Speaker 11: it takes the cartail time to figure out what we're doing.
Speaker 11: But again they have to high ground because they thought
Speaker 11: their drones up every single day. We were underneath one
Speaker 11: and I turned around and looked at DPS and I said,
Speaker 11: you guys going to take it down? And said, no,
Speaker 11: we don't know who can. We're to patrol. Said the
Speaker 11: same thing, nobody knows who. And then God says, hey,
Speaker 11: we're down here supplementing DHS, so DHS can let us
Speaker 11: know what they want us to do. But DHS hasn't
Speaker 11: told that's what to do. So everyone's like the Spider
Speaker 11: Man meme. Everyone's pointing at each other, you know, with
Speaker 11: you nobody wants to take these troops down. Are they
Speaker 11: wielding bombs? What do they got?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 11: And so it's a safety issue, it's a national security issue.
Speaker 11: They're right above us. We're sitting ducks. And again the
Speaker 11: Trump administration sends out a statement to us. In the
Speaker 11: response is saying, you know, we take all national security
Speaker 11: threats seriously, and you know we're keeping America safe. Well,
Speaker 11: what's the guidance who's taking these drones down? No one
Speaker 11: right now. So Mexico's operating pretty freely if.
Speaker 4: You ask me.
Speaker 3: Well, the argument is, of course he is. President Trump
Speaker 3: has spoken directly with Claudia Shinebaum. Who's the president of Mexico,
Speaker 3: and she is told the Trumpster, do not allow any
Speaker 3: of your troops on the Mexican territory. But that's a
Speaker 3: different story.
Speaker 11: Those but those are drones that are making incursions. Those
Speaker 11: are on US territory.
Speaker 3: Though, and they can carry forty to fifty pounds. I
Speaker 3: don't know how many vatanyl tablets is forty to fifty pounds.
Speaker 3: It sounds like thousands of tablets. And you're saying that
Speaker 3: the confusion as we sit here is so strong on
Speaker 3: the southern border as far as shooting them down, that
Speaker 3: they have dozens or hundreds of drones every.
Speaker 4: Day that we know about, some we don't know about.
Speaker 3: I would imagine lots of drones and Arizona and Western
Speaker 3: text has come across and no one's watching it at all,
Speaker 3: and we don't know how many drones are coming across.
Speaker 4: That's a new technology.
Speaker 11: Yeah. Well, and during kind of the peak of the crisis,
Speaker 11: when things are really bad, there were sources that were
Speaker 11: telling me that they were seeing up boards of one
Speaker 11: hundred drone incursions in a single day in the No
Speaker 11: Gallus sector of Arizona. And so, I mean, we reported
Speaker 11: that that was out there, and so you don't know
Speaker 11: who's wielding you know, who's manning these drones, what their
Speaker 11: intentions are. What are they zooming in and getting agent
Speaker 11: information their name tags or are they getting DD information?
Speaker 11: Are they looking at our systems?
Speaker 7: What are they doing?
Speaker 11: But when you talk about how many pills is fifty
Speaker 11: pounds pharmacists that I've talked today, there's about fourteen hundred
Speaker 11: and thirty five pills and a pound depending on what
Speaker 11: it's cut with, right, that's all nuanced. But you're looking
Speaker 11: at upwards of seventy two thousand sentanol pills, you know,
Speaker 11: in a single drone drop. And so if that's the
Speaker 11: case and we can't shoot them down, what do we
Speaker 11: do there?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 11: And so we're kind of sitting there holding the bag,
Speaker 11: quite literally, and nobody knows whose responsibility or even whose
Speaker 11: you know, authority it is. And I mean it probably
Speaker 11: comes down to the FAA, because the FAA controls the airspace,
Speaker 11: right And so that's the situation down here, is that
Speaker 11: Congress Laan Systemani has asked May March twenty fifth, say hey,
Speaker 11: you got thirty days, give us some guidance. We're in
Speaker 11: June now, and I asked them yesterday, they still did
Speaker 11: not get a single response from the White House, d O,
Speaker 11: D DHS, or the FAA, And so they want guidance
Speaker 11: on what to do because law enforcements down here told
Speaker 11: me to my face they cannot take those drones down.
Speaker 11: They do not have the guidance or the clarity. And
Speaker 11: so it's wildly problematic. And the White House even agreed
Speaker 11: with me yesterday, and so it is problematic. But you know,
Speaker 11: obviously we're waiting to see what kind of measures are
Speaker 11: taken and what kind of guidance is set down from
Speaker 11: the White House on that.
Speaker 3: And it's been since margin it's been two and a
Speaker 3: half months since March. You know, I would think, sitting
Speaker 3: here in Cincinnati, that the President Donald Trump would give
Speaker 3: an order immediately to shoot down foreigners dropping drugs and
Speaker 3: god knows what else from drones penetrating American airspace. And
Speaker 3: almost similar to what Biden allowed, happened. A big hot
Speaker 3: air balloon from communist Red China floated across the country
Speaker 3: and Biden did nothing. This is contrary to the Trump doctrine,
Speaker 3: isn't it.
Speaker 11: I would think so, I mean, he goes back to
Speaker 11: when Trump first got elected, and those agents and soldiers
Speaker 11: actually took on fire from the cartel on the Mexican side,
Speaker 11: and the Trump administration actually didn't say a single thing,
Speaker 11: and agents and law enforcement down you were actually pretty
Speaker 11: frustrated that he didn't kind of go to bat for
Speaker 11: them and go after Mexico for that issue. And that
Speaker 11: was very early on, I believe that was back in February.
Speaker 11: And so there have been a lot of things down
Speaker 11: here regarding the cartel that the administration has kind of
Speaker 11: made interesting moves on, and that includes not meeting the
Speaker 11: Warres in La Lenia cartel across from al Paso as
Speaker 11: terrorists organizations. That is one of the most dangerous cities
Speaker 11: on the planet. Warres as the top ten city for
Speaker 11: the last decade, the most dangerous deadliest cities planet. Yet
Speaker 11: their cartels that are running their show are not designated
Speaker 11: as terrorists and dat Vance couldn't give us an answer
Speaker 11: on that either, said, hey, we might designate them later.
Speaker 11: And so there are a lot of questions that people
Speaker 11: have when it comes to the activity and come, you know,
Speaker 11: combativeness against the cartel. What's the conversations with Mexico, What
Speaker 11: behind closed doors are you know, as being said because
Speaker 11: a lot of people are concerned that there's not enough
Speaker 11: done against the cartel right now down here.
Speaker 3: Lastly, Alie Bradley, uh, is there a sense the cartels,
Speaker 3: which are multi, multi billion dollar operations, run at least
Speaker 3: northern Mexico and maybe all of Mexico.
Speaker 11: I mean, I would say there's one hundred sent chance
Speaker 11: that's the case. I mean, when we were walking with
Speaker 11: the caravan, there were you know, twelve MS thirteen gang
Speaker 11: members in my caravan alone that we were down in Tapachula.
Speaker 11: There the cartel is present everywhere. You've got Familia Mitcheulakana
Speaker 11: down deep south, You've got all of these different factions
Speaker 11: of the cartel. And then you have what is directly
Speaker 11: across this other border that continues to grow. You know,
Speaker 11: you have CJNNG right across from where I am. You
Speaker 11: have the Cartel de Golfo, you have Sinaloa. So all
Speaker 11: of these different cartels are spreading their tentacles deeper into Mexico,
Speaker 11: and the DEA and the DJ will even talk about that,
Speaker 11: how much more powerful the cartels continue to get. Now,
Speaker 11: the issue right now is they don't have a lot
Speaker 11: of people that want to cross into the United States
Speaker 11: and give them a lot of money because they're just
Speaker 11: going to get turned back around and they have wasted
Speaker 11: their money now, right, So the cartel is spending their
Speaker 11: time right now growing and pivoting and yeah, fighting each
Speaker 11: other for smuggling routes because those routes are a lot
Speaker 11: more lucrative and valuable right now because they aren't able
Speaker 11: to move as many people or products. So when they
Speaker 11: do find a route that is not busted by law enforcement,
Speaker 11: that does not camera routes, does not have issues for them,
Speaker 11: they're going to battle over that route so that they
Speaker 11: can use it to move their people and products nefariously
Speaker 11: into the United States. So that's why they were wielding
Speaker 11: bombs on their drone. They were bombing each other, and
Speaker 11: they were stealing each other's migrants and doing all these
Speaker 11: crazy things against each other. But on the South side,
Speaker 11: that has not led over into the United States yet,
Speaker 11: but that is certainly a factor that they need to
Speaker 11: make their money. That is their young guys. Right they
Speaker 11: were making, as I said, thirteen billion dollars a year
Speaker 11: at the peak, and so you think they just gave
Speaker 11: up and said out, we're going We're good. We got
Speaker 11: the stock under the bag. We're all right, no, you know,
Speaker 11: so everybody's kind of waiting to see, not if, but
Speaker 11: when they make a move here, so we'll see what happens,
Speaker 11: you know.
Speaker 3: Lastly, Ali Bradley of News Nation, it took about four
Speaker 3: years to get into this mess. It's going to take
Speaker 3: several years to get out of this mess. I saw
Speaker 3: Home and Tom Homan the other day talk about this
Speaker 3: is going to be a ten year process, and I
Speaker 3: just hope we have time before something really ugly transpars.
Speaker 3: But Allie Bradley of News Nation, you're the best of
Speaker 3: what you do. You're not out of work yet. Away
Speaker 3: was concerned Trump would be so successful you'd have nothing
Speaker 3: negative or report on.
Speaker 4: But that's not the case. But nonetheless, yeah, are you
Speaker 4: busier now than you've been or less busy?
Speaker 13: You know?
Speaker 11: If I can be honest, and this is probably unpopular
Speaker 11: to say, my job has gotten substantially harder under the
Speaker 11: Trump administration. Because they want things to come out as
Speaker 11: they want them to come out, right. They want to say, look,
Speaker 11: we're doing this, Look we're doing this. Look this is
Speaker 11: what America, you know, make America great again. So if
Speaker 11: we scoop them on something they don't like that. So
Speaker 11: right now it's very hard to get information confirmed. My
Speaker 11: sources are actually scared to leak information because they don't
Speaker 11: want to get polygraph So it's actually a little bit
Speaker 11: tighter of a ship right now for me to do
Speaker 11: my job. But I am doing my best. I am,
Speaker 11: you know, kicking things around, seeing what I can find,
Speaker 11: talking to my sources, talking to law enforcement as much
Speaker 11: as I can. But access to things. I've gotten a
Speaker 11: lot more access to border patrol, which is great. The
Speaker 11: border Patrol's not seeing a lot of problems right now,
Speaker 11: right so there are different things you have to figure out.
Speaker 11: The problem is now in the interior, can't put toothpaste
Speaker 11: back in the tube. But you know, eleven million people
Speaker 11: walked across our border, and so that's the fight now
Speaker 11: is on the interior and I'm down on the south
Speaker 11: side of things and everything is a very close hold,
Speaker 11: and so I'm doing my best, you know. But any
Speaker 11: tips anything like that, Always appreciate it coming my way.
Speaker 3: Ali Bradley, You're the best of what you do, and
Speaker 3: thanks again for coming on The Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: And Ali have a great weekend and you're a great American.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, Thank you, sir.
Speaker 11: God bless we'll talk soon.
Speaker 3: God Bless America. Ali Bradley of News Nation, the best
Speaker 3: there is. There's the truth, and the truth will set
Speaker 3: us all free. Come live with you every Sunday night,
Speaker 3: Billy cunning In. Ali Bradley, News Nation is better than
Speaker 3: just about anyone else. Is These drone's flying over dropping
Speaker 3: off drugs and god knows what else and fueling the
Speaker 3: riots tonight of course in Los Angeles, in which police
Speaker 3: are being told to stand down, let this thing wear
Speaker 3: itself out. LAPD is completely overwhelmed and as a consequence,
Speaker 3: we're not prepared for what's going to happen. I think
Speaker 3: overnight and on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, I pray to God,
Speaker 3: I'll say a prayer to un to Saint Michael, hoping
Speaker 3: it doesn't transpire. Much like the George Floyd riots are
Speaker 3: much like what happened to Rodney King or other circumstances.
Speaker 3: These are opportunistic street criminals committing crime because no police
Speaker 3: are going to respond to anything happening other than trying
Speaker 3: to provide cover for what's happening on these immigration protests,
Speaker 3: and it's kind of odd that so many of the
Speaker 3: rioters and protesters are flying Mexican flags on the streets
Speaker 3: of LA proving Donald Trump's point. And they want to
Speaker 3: fly fly the flag of Mexico, a country they don't
Speaker 3: want to go to. Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday.
Speaker 3: Know Bill Cunningham, the great American, of course, one of
Speaker 3: the great columnists, and I love his stuff at town
Speaker 3: hall dot com. It is the great Jeff crue Air.
Speaker 3: Jeff crue Air is headquartered in New Orleans, unfortunately, and
Speaker 3: he's down there for all the prison breaks, all the riots,
Speaker 3: all the ICES flags and by the way, the pickup
Speaker 3: truck with the ICES flag, that guy the media didn't
Speaker 3: want to say it was associated with terrorism. There's ICES
Speaker 3: flag mowing down people. There's a clue Sherlock, kind of
Speaker 3: like in Colorado. We don't want to say anything bad
Speaker 3: about Mohammed Solomon even though he's yelling kill all the
Speaker 3: Zionists and he's burning Jews. But nonetheless, is it really
Speaker 3: a hate crime or not? We're gonna have to investigate
Speaker 3: it further. But Jeff crewe Air, welcome again to the
Speaker 3: Bill Cunningham Show. You have a call him up A
Speaker 3: few days ago. Democrats fixate on Trump but ignore the voters.
Speaker 3: Whenever Harry Entton of CNN, which is of course I
Speaker 3: watch it so you don't have to has a pull
Speaker 3: up and it appiers. The middle class is like with
Speaker 3: Donald Trump and against the Democrats can't figure it out.
Speaker 4: Explain that to the American people.
Speaker 13: You know, Bill, good to be with you, Thanks for
Speaker 13: having me.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I think Harry Nton is constantly bringing poll numbers that
Speaker 13: are causing Democrats' heartburn because there's no leadership, no vision.
Speaker 13: I mean, Democrats are offering what the American people don't want.
Speaker 13: I mean, his transagenda is unpopular. I mean, the their
Speaker 13: agendas is not connecting. I mean all the Democrats seem
Speaker 13: to want to do is hate on President Trump and
Speaker 13: focus on Trump. The American people are saying, hey, you
Speaker 13: know what about us? And Trump is focused on the
Speaker 13: American people and we've we've got great results in four
Speaker 13: plus months.
Speaker 2: Bill.
Speaker 13: And this is with with no help of Congress. I
Speaker 13: mean it's President Trump on his own and his administration
Speaker 13: getting all of this done through executive orders, through you know,
Speaker 13: his megaphone. I mean, he is accomplishing this single handedly.
Speaker 13: With some good administration and officialities. God now and thank god.
Speaker 13: I mean, I can't imagine where we'd be if Kamala
Speaker 13: Harris were the president right now.
Speaker 3: Well, you look at this a trans agenda something I
Speaker 3: don't understand. Martina of Rotelova, one of the great tennis
Speaker 3: stars of all time.
Speaker 4: She's up there with the greatest of all.
Speaker 3: She's saying, look, as a woman that kind of has
Speaker 3: spent my life on gay rights, lesbian rights, whatever it
Speaker 3: might be, LGBTQ plus rights, I don't get the trans agenda.
Speaker 3: I don't want men playing in women's tennis. And that's
Speaker 3: Martina of Rotalova. She said, we didn't sacrifice so much
Speaker 3: for this to occur. But whether it's the state of
Speaker 3: Oregon or California, off they go and they continue with
Speaker 3: this agenda, and moms living in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and
Speaker 3: Louisiana and Tennessee, they don't get it at all, and
Speaker 3: they're hanging their hat on that hook.
Speaker 4: I don't get that.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I go to a doctor Jeff
Speaker 3: Creerr and say, you know what I identify as a
Speaker 3: blind man, take out my eyeballs, what would the doctor
Speaker 3: say to me?
Speaker 11: You know?
Speaker 4: Identify I'm blind, take out my eyeballs. Would the doctor
Speaker 4: do that?
Speaker 13: No, the doctor would not do that.
Speaker 4: I would hope he would not do that.
Speaker 13: But you know, uh, the only thing when you mentioned
Speaker 13: Martine Vatarlova, I also thought about Caitlin Jenner, I mean,
Speaker 13: aka Bruce Jenner. He thinks she thinks that this is
Speaker 13: a radical agenda that's gone too far, and and obviously
Speaker 13: the American people do. So they're either pushing a transagenda,
Speaker 13: they're they're advocating for gang bangers and human traffickers and
Speaker 13: spousal abusers. Dan In Salvador kill mar Abrego Garcia. That
Speaker 13: seems to be their focus. I mean, they're they're busting
Speaker 13: into ice detention facilities and getting themselves arrested, and they're
Speaker 13: all radicalized with this, uh you know, pro Hamasa movement,
Speaker 13: and I don't think I don't think that's popular.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 13: I don't think they're they're connecting at all. So let
Speaker 13: the Democrats keep doing this bill. They're going to find
Speaker 13: themselves making history and actually losing seats in this upcoming
Speaker 13: midterm because that's the road that they're on.
Speaker 3: I think how about anti Semitism, the most qualified VP
Speaker 3: for Kamala Harris would have been Josh Shapiro. And of course, unfortunately,
Speaker 3: from a Democratic perspective, he's Jewish. And I know at
Speaker 3: the time in July and August, well, we Democrats say
Speaker 3: we can't nominate a Jew for high political office. And
Speaker 3: I'm Chuck Schumer, who also is a Jew, kept his
Speaker 3: mouth shut. No one's talking out. Okay, Josh Shapiro, you know,
Speaker 3: he's more qualified than Tim Waltz. Tampon Tim, for God's sakes.
Speaker 3: But he was marked off the list because he was Jewish.
Speaker 3: And then his home was firebombed by a pro Hamas supporter,
Speaker 3: the home of a Jew firebomb with his wife and
Speaker 3: children there. And on top of that the attack outside
Speaker 3: the Israeli embassy, and on top of that what happened
Speaker 3: in Colorado, and the next event, and the next event,
Speaker 3: in the next event. The party of anti Semitism is
Speaker 3: the Democratic Party. And I'm watching this right. Well, explain
Speaker 3: to me how that they continue to go down the
Speaker 3: road not just to transgender rights and open borders, but
Speaker 3: anti Semitism is of the heart and soul of modern Democrats.
Speaker 8: Why it really, it really.
Speaker 13: Is uh And and that's that's shocking that the majority
Speaker 13: of Jewish voters are still voting Democrat, because I mean,
Speaker 13: that is what the Democrat Party is advocating, no doubt
Speaker 13: about it. I mean this, this deep Palestine and pro
Speaker 13: Hamasa movement is definitely anti Semitic, and we've seen a
Speaker 13: massive increase in attacks against Jewish Americans and it's it's unacceptable. So,
Speaker 13: you know, kudo's to President Trump. They're cutting funding from
Speaker 13: these universities that are very anti Semitic. We shouldn't be
Speaker 13: giving billions of dollars to Harvard and these these institutions
Speaker 13: that are not only anti Semitic, they're anti American and
Speaker 13: indoctrinate did on educate. So I think all these left
Speaker 13: wing universities should be cut off. By the way, a
Speaker 13: study was done though, of the one hundred commencement speeches
Speaker 13: of these top one hundred universities, only four were given
Speaker 13: by conservatives, four out of one hundred. So that's just
Speaker 13: one indication of how left wing these institutions are.
Speaker 3: In a democratic mind, that sounds pretty fair. On the
Speaker 3: issue of cutting cutting medical well why are there four?
Speaker 3: But on the cutting medicaid, that's all we hear about
Speaker 3: cutting Medicaid. We're cutting Medicaid, cutting medicaid. And so the
Speaker 3: White House put out a statement on the Big Beautiful
Speaker 3: Bill a few days ago, and it said the following.
Speaker 3: The Medicaid programmed devised by Donald Trump is a safety
Speaker 3: net for every eligible American.
Speaker 4: Citizen who needs it.
Speaker 3: Goes on to say, yes, we do want to cut
Speaker 3: Medicaid to one point four million illegal immigrants from the program,
Speaker 3: one point four million, who, by the way, it's illegal
Speaker 3: to get it. Also, we want to cut four point
Speaker 3: eight million able bodied adults on Medicaid not choosing to
Speaker 3: work or volunteer, go to school, et cetera. That's six
Speaker 3: point two million people we went off. In fact, it
Speaker 3: was so controversial that Bill Clinton as president put in
Speaker 3: work requirements to get food stamps welfare. If you're able
Speaker 3: to work, you got to work. And so the media
Speaker 3: does not report on six point two million illegals or
Speaker 3: those that are fat, lazy, and flatulant won't get off
Speaker 3: they're fat asked to do a damn thing. Bill Clinton
Speaker 3: said the same thing, and that was progressivism by the
Speaker 3: Democratic perspective. But the media does not report all I
Speaker 3: hear about Medicaid cuts. Medicaid cuts, Medicaid cuts. If you'd
Speaker 3: ask people, do you think one point four million illegals
Speaker 3: should get medicaid? The answer would be no. If you
Speaker 3: say four point eight million Americans that refuse to work,
Speaker 3: that aren't disabled or raising kids should have to do
Speaker 3: something to collect their government, most people would say yes.
Speaker 4: Can you smell when I'm cooking?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 13: I mean, you know, it's amazing the lands of the
Speaker 13: Democrat Party has gone in a super left wing direction.
Speaker 13: You are one hundred percent right. Bill Clinton had a
Speaker 13: very conservative position in today's dan age on welfare, on
Speaker 13: the border. I mean, some of his policies would be
Speaker 13: considered trumpion today. So the Democrats have gone from that
Speaker 13: to this crazy nonsense where they're you know, really advocating
Speaker 13: for trans and illegals and hamas. I mean, it's a
Speaker 13: party that has lost touch with the American people, lost
Speaker 13: touch of its roots. This is no longer the party
Speaker 13: of JFK, no longer the party of Harry Truman, not
Speaker 13: even the party of Bill Clinton. I mean, it's a
Speaker 13: party of radicals, Hakeem Jeffries and AOC. And you know,
Speaker 13: in my column I pointed out that the leading candidate
Speaker 13: for President twenty twenty eight. Bill is Pete Buddha Judge,
Speaker 13: followed by AOC. Please that is scary.
Speaker 4: No, it isn't. That's what they got to do.
Speaker 3: Pete Boodajudge did a great job as the Mara South Bend.
Speaker 3: He did a great job as head of the FAA
Speaker 3: Department of Transportation. That guy had things under control, with
Speaker 3: the train wrecks in Palestine under control, with the planes
Speaker 3: flying into each other.
Speaker 4: That guy would be wonderful as the president.
Speaker 3: Now, let's deal with a comm He wrote about ten
Speaker 3: days ago about the city that care for God and
Speaker 3: I live in little Cincinnati, Ohio. In Cincinnati in nineteen
Speaker 3: seventy we had half million residents. We've lost at least
Speaker 3: forty percent of our population. The schools could be attended
Speaker 3: in the nineteen sixties and seventies public schools and get
Speaker 3: a quality education. None of that's true anymore. There's going
Speaker 3: to be twenty thousand shots fired in the city of
Speaker 3: Cincinnati this year. Fortunately, they're going to hit five hundred targets,
Speaker 3: so nineteen five hundred shots will be fired, not hitting anybody.
Speaker 4: But then I read about New Orleans.
Speaker 3: You say, the last Republican mayor of New Orleans was
Speaker 3: in eighteen seventy two, during the presidency of your leases
Speaker 3: as Grant. So, the Democrats, have you been one hundred
Speaker 3: and fifty years of uninterrupted control of New Orleans.
Speaker 4: How are we looking?
Speaker 13: Well, We've gone from a city that had six hundred
Speaker 13: and twenty seven thousand people, that was in the top
Speaker 13: fifteen in the nation as far as population. At one
Speaker 13: point we were number two in the nation, behind New York,
Speaker 13: and now we're at three hundred and fifty thousand. I mean, basically,
Speaker 13: we've lost almost half of the population. People have fled
Speaker 13: Democrat policies. Democrats in New Orleans care about changing street names.
Speaker 13: They don't care about improving the condition of the streets.
Speaker 13: They want to change the names of the schools. They
Speaker 13: don't care about improving what is taught in the schools.
Speaker 13: They want to tear down monuments, but they don't care
Speaker 13: about building new buildings and bringing in new jobs. It's
Speaker 13: all this woke nonsense crap. And of course we've got
Speaker 13: the violence that we deal with, we've got the educational
Speaker 13: and economic issues that we deal with, all brought to
Speaker 13: you courtesy of Democrats. There's not one Republican election official
Speaker 13: in New Orleans, and I speak with the authority bill
Speaker 13: our station WGSO was located halfway between the terror attack
Speaker 13: that occurred in the French Quarter a few months ago
Speaker 13: and the prison break that just occurred a few weeks ago.
Speaker 13: We're right in between those two incidents, so we're there.
Speaker 3: Well, I read that the previous mayor, Ray Nagan, convicted
Speaker 3: of New Orleans mayor federal bribery, money laundering, other corruption,
Speaker 3: served ten years in federal prison. Of course, then the
Speaker 3: current mayor is LaToya Cantrell. Tell me the current history
Speaker 3: of the mayor LaToya Cantrell and are having sex with?
Speaker 3: The security guard explained that one.
Speaker 13: Well, you got to call her by the right name.
Speaker 6: It's LaToya the Destroyer Cantrell.
Speaker 13: You go. So she is just coming back from another junket.
Speaker 13: She has been literally all over the world on the
Speaker 13: attack base. And whether she gets a group to pay
Speaker 13: for her travel, the taxpayers have to pay for her security.
Speaker 13: And of course one of her security was her bodyguard
Speaker 13: that she started an affair with. And she actually had
Speaker 13: the affair in a city owned apartment that she wouldn't vacate,
Speaker 13: So she was taking over a city owned apartment that's
Speaker 13: supposed to be used for like dignitaries, like the president
Speaker 13: of France. She was using it for her, you know,
Speaker 13: relationship with her bodyguard. They had to take away the
Speaker 13: key and kick her out of that. It took forever.
Speaker 13: She's been just an embarrassment on so many different levels
Speaker 13: and competence.
Speaker 6: Just you know.
Speaker 13: So we go from a guy that went to prison,
Speaker 13: to a guy who took down all the monuments, to
Speaker 13: a woman that is concerned that she's concerned about climate change,
Speaker 13: and she goes to Cutter and Dubai and Rio, but
Speaker 13: she's not concerned about street conditions and the crime in
Speaker 13: New Orleans and the terror attack and the prison break.
Speaker 13: I mean, we got prisoners on the loose and she
Speaker 13: is on another junket, I mean, traveling all over the
Speaker 13: world for climate change.
Speaker 4: How does she get re elected?
Speaker 3: How does the same policies with different persons continue, not
Speaker 3: just for year after year, decade after decade.
Speaker 4: We're talking since.
Speaker 3: Ulysses asked, Grant was the president and the population of
Speaker 3: six hundred and twenty seven thousand was in a nation
Speaker 3: that eighty million people, and now you're down like Cincinnati,
Speaker 3: about half the population and We're three at thirty five
Speaker 3: million people. And this is the same thing as Chicago unbelievable.
Speaker 3: The status of Chicago unbelievable, Los Angeles unbelievable, Atlanta or Washington, DC.
Speaker 3: It's unbelievable. And I read the story about Sheriff of
Speaker 3: Orleans Paris Susan Hudson was elected on a very progressive
Speaker 3: platform and explain some of the policies. And of course
Speaker 3: the jail break happened like one o'clock am on a Friday.
Speaker 3: It wasn't noticed for seven or eight hours. Nobody knew
Speaker 3: there even gone. But what about this one being the sheriff.
Speaker 13: Well, I've interviewed her before, Bill, and I can tell
Speaker 13: you she is a super progressive. I interviewed her about
Speaker 13: the Ferguson case and she was very critical of the police.
Speaker 13: She was pro protesters, you know, when they rioted there.
Speaker 13: And then I'm thinking, wow, this is a radical. She
Speaker 13: was our police monitor. And then she got herself elected.
Speaker 13: In the aftermath of George Floyd. All the most liberal
Speaker 13: candidates got elected in New Orleans. We had a Soros
Speaker 13: funded Da LaToya the Destroyer got reelected, and then this
Speaker 13: lady got elected as sheriff. She knows nothing about being
Speaker 13: a sheriff. She was all concerned about transformative justice, equity,
Speaker 13: gender roles. She just wasn't concerned about keeping people behind bars.
Speaker 10: I mean, she wasn't.
Speaker 13: Concerned about addict with staffing other than that had fourteen
Speaker 13: million dollars. She had fourteen million dollars in reserve that
Speaker 13: she didn't spend to fix the jail cells and that
Speaker 13: they would close properly and make sure she had enough staff.
Speaker 13: She had one guy in charge. The night of the break,
Speaker 13: he went on a food break and that's when the
Speaker 13: prisoners decided to escape. There was nobody watching, and the
Speaker 13: cameras weren't working. It was like an Epstein situation. And
Speaker 13: they didn't find out empty day until eight hours later
Speaker 13: and these guys were gone. So it's pathetic, I mean,
Speaker 13: in competence, just unimaginable and competence. And that's what we're
Speaker 13: saddled with down here.
Speaker 4: It's life and death.
Speaker 3: Because I know it's been several months, but the terrorist
Speaker 3: on Bourbon Street killed fourteen innocent people, injured thirty five
Speaker 3: pedestrians in horrible ways. He drove on Bourbon Street because
Speaker 3: barricades were not properly installed on the street. It was
Speaker 3: incompetence upon incompetence, resulting in death's, disease and destruction.
Speaker 4: Is there any hope? I think the answer is no.
Speaker 4: I live in Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: You can't find a Republican with a search warn in Cincinnati,
Speaker 3: and the same thing in Chicago. The top forty America,
Speaker 3: they're all controlled by left progressive mayors and law enforcement.
Speaker 3: Is there any hope do? I always have hope, But
Speaker 3: is there any hope for the cities?
Speaker 13: Well, I mean that there's not much hope for a
Speaker 13: Republican getting elected. The last council member who was a
Speaker 13: Republican was left office in two thousand and six, So
Speaker 13: we've had nineteen years of like no Republican in any position,
Speaker 13: and I you know, there's always hope.
Speaker 6: Bill, We got to have hope.
Speaker 13: We got elections coming up. I hope they'll wake up.
Speaker 13: I'll hope they'll vote for somebody confident. I hope so
Speaker 13: Home will come along, not corrupt, that's always But the
Speaker 13: reality is that it's probably not going to happen, and
Speaker 13: they're going to elect some fool who's going to continue
Speaker 13: this losing streak that the city's on Unfortunately.
Speaker 8: It's a great city.
Speaker 13: It's a world class city. It's a city with amazing
Speaker 13: attractions that other cities don't have. It's got culture, charm, history,
Speaker 13: but it's got the worst leadership. They're just terrible, terrible
Speaker 13: leaders here.
Speaker 3: You can say that almost every American city, we get
Speaker 3: what we deserve, and nothing changes until the electorate rises
Speaker 3: up and says we can't live like this anymore. Cincinnati
Speaker 3: had one female Republican named Liz Keating, and she was wonderful,
Speaker 3: and there's nine council members. She was voted out of
Speaker 3: office immediately and put social activists and progressivism is in charge.
Speaker 3: And I don't care what American city, it's the same thing.
Speaker 3: Jeff Crewe air radio talk show host, author, also Townhall
Speaker 3: dot Com and Jeff good luck in New Orleans.
Speaker 4: I wish myself good luck in Cincinnati.
Speaker 13: Thank you, Bill, good to be with you.
Speaker 3: You're a great American. Let's continue with more there. It
Speaker 3: is what changes until you change many I think Democratic
Speaker 3: voters are suffering from Stockholm syndrome.
Speaker 4: Look it up. Bill Cunningham, the Grand American, live with
Speaker 4: you every Sunday night. I lived on a commercial.
Speaker 3: U Bullie cunning in Thanks for listening to s rather
Speaker 3: more minute Sunday night, and we pray to God there's
Speaker 3: not the loss of life, not the loss of businesses,
Speaker 3: that the behavior of these rioters.
Speaker 4: These are not protests.
Speaker 3: Protests do not include burning police cars and looting stores
Speaker 3: and attacking police and vandalism. That's not a protest. That
Speaker 3: is a riot. Thanks for listening tonight. We'll see what
Speaker 3: happens during the week and be with me next Sunday Night.
Speaker 3: Go cunning into great American with you and all great
Speaker 3: Americans every Sunday night.