Speaker 1: By Billy Cunningham, the Great America. Welcome this Monday at
Speaker 1: Dude in the tri State. The Reds completely the last
Speaker 1: six games. They went three and three. The last couple
Speaker 1: of games in Chicago not so good, but nonetheless I'll
Speaker 1: take us to three and three road tripped back out
Speaker 1: of tonight, Tuesday and Wednesday in Milwaukee, and we continue.
Speaker 2: But joining you and I now is Mark Pete Meyer.
Speaker 1: And for those who may not know, he spent like
Speaker 1: thirty to forty years in the prosecutor's office. He knows
Speaker 1: where the bodies are buried all over Hamleton County many
Speaker 1: many years ago. And then whenever riots at Lucasville, the
Speaker 1: state of Ohio looked around and said, who do we
Speaker 1: find in the state of Ohio to prosecute the criminals
Speaker 1: who've killed guards and other inmates at Lucasville. And that
Speaker 1: guy twenty years ago was Mark Pete Meyer. And since
Speaker 1: then he's been with every prosecutor for the last thirty
Speaker 1: five years, beginning with Artnay and then Joe Eaters, then
Speaker 1: Mike Allen, then Joe Dieters, and then since then he's
Speaker 1: been with Connie Pillach, Melissa Powers. He's been there and
Speaker 1: knows where the bodies are buried. Once again to Mark
Speaker 1: Pete Meyer, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first
Speaker 1: of all, Mark, many are uncertain as to what a
Speaker 1: grand jury does. This is in relationship to what's going
Speaker 1: to happen to the Cincinnati cop to be indicted or
Speaker 1: not indicted for the killing of Ryan Hinton about a
Speaker 1: month ago or so. So can you tell the American people?
Speaker 1: Do the grand jurors come from Mount Olympus, how are
Speaker 1: they selected? What's it like in the grand jury room?
Speaker 1: And formed the American people some of the basics.
Speaker 3: Okay, And first of all, Bill, I actually started forty
Speaker 3: four years ago for sy Lee, so four.
Speaker 1: Holy god, you're not that old, are you.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: I came right out of Roger Bacon High School into
Speaker 3: the prosecutor's office. So yeah. But anyway, the grand jurors
Speaker 3: are selected just like a regular jury. To brand seiss
Speaker 3: Is the juror commissioner. Every two weeks they subpoena probably
Speaker 3: around sixty or so people that are just on the
Speaker 3: voting roles, just like regular jurors. They show up down
Speaker 3: the jury Commissioner's office, they go before the presiding judge
Speaker 3: and Out of the sixty years so that are notified,
Speaker 3: maybe thirty five to forty show up and our prosecutors
Speaker 3: talk to them to make sure nobody has a conflict.
Speaker 3: If you don't get paid by your job, you're excused.
Speaker 3: If you've got to schedule vacation, or if you have
Speaker 3: any kind of particular reason, you can't serve. But out
Speaker 3: of that we winto it down to twenty two people
Speaker 3: every two weeks. So every other Monday, twenty two people
Speaker 3: are served picked to serve on two grand juries. They
Speaker 3: are brought over to our office. We give them like
Speaker 3: a one hour introduction video of how to be a
Speaker 3: grand juror. From there they start their service. So there
Speaker 3: are eleven jurors actually that are sitting in the grand
Speaker 3: jury room to hear every case. After the case is presented,
Speaker 3: two of them will step out, just their kind of alternates,
Speaker 3: and they take turns doing that, and they make the
Speaker 3: decision who's going to step out, And at that point,
Speaker 3: the only people in the grand jury room or the
Speaker 3: nine grand jurors, they have already heard the evidence, the
Speaker 3: prosecutors told them the law, and they vote whether or
Speaker 3: not to indate each of these grand jurors. Probably here's
Speaker 3: fifteen to twenty cases a day, so they we kind
Speaker 3: of rust these cases through pretty quickly. Anytime someone is
Speaker 3: arrested for a felony, that case has to go to
Speaker 3: the grand jury. If you're locked up, it has to
Speaker 3: go to the grand jury within ten days. If you're
Speaker 3: out on bond, it's got to be within fifteen days.
Speaker 3: And if that's not done, the case is dismissed. So
Speaker 3: the grand jurors deliberate, and again they may only deliberate
Speaker 3: a minute. Most of these cases are pretty cut and dry.
Speaker 3: They take a vote and the nine grand jurors, at
Speaker 3: least seven of them, have to vote to indict a
Speaker 3: case for it to go forward. That's called a true bill.
Speaker 3: If six or less vote to indict, it's not enough
Speaker 3: and the case is ignored. So it's in the grand
Speaker 3: jury room. The only people in the gend injury room
Speaker 3: is the witness testifying, the prosecutor, and the grand jurors.
Speaker 3: In the old days, we had a court reporter, but
Speaker 3: now everything is recorded, so there's no defendant, there's no
Speaker 3: defense attorney, there's no judge. It's just the prosecutor, the witness,
Speaker 3: and the grand jurors.
Speaker 2: And what's the standard of proof.
Speaker 1: So I've heard some civilians say, you know what, you
Speaker 1: can diet a ham sandwich, you've been involved in litterally
Speaker 1: tens of thousands of felony indictments, And can the prosecutor
Speaker 1: direct give word by inflection of voice of what the
Speaker 1: prosecutor might say. You know, you might say, well, I
Speaker 1: don't think this is much of a case, but we're
Speaker 1: going to present it to you anyway. Or you might say,
Speaker 1: you know what, I think this is a serious case.
Speaker 1: I think you should indict. How much influence would you
Speaker 1: have in the grand jury when it comes to their decision.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we don't really make a closing argument, but we
Speaker 3: don't want a grand juror to indict the case that
Speaker 3: we can't prove. So we tell them that in common
Speaker 3: police court it's got to be proofed beyond the reasonable doubt,
Speaker 3: and you need to be convinced basically to that same
Speaker 3: level before you indict the case. I know some people
Speaker 3: say it's only probable cause, but again, we don't think
Speaker 3: it's fair. And every prosecutor I serve for from sy
Speaker 3: Lease to Countie Pillage doesn't want a grand jury to
Speaker 3: indict a case that they think maybe the person did.
Speaker 3: That's not the standard we rely on. So it's got
Speaker 3: to be a solid case. Again, we don't want to
Speaker 3: have to go into a courtroom and try to prove
Speaker 3: a case that maybe didn't even happen.
Speaker 1: In fact, if you don't want a case in diet it,
Speaker 1: you don't present it at all.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 1: If you look at all the evidence, you talk to
Speaker 1: the witnesses, talk to the investigating officer, could be from
Speaker 1: Green Township, from Madera, from the city of Cincinnati. And
Speaker 1: if when you were in charge, which in forty four
Speaker 1: years you're like the first sergeant of the whole brigade.
Speaker 1: If you're saying I don't think there's a case here,
Speaker 1: you don't present it the first place.
Speaker 3: Correct, Correct, that's correct. We will actually go back to
Speaker 3: the municipal court, have a municipal court judge sign an
Speaker 3: entry dismissing the case, especially if the person's locked up.
Speaker 3: I mean, we move as fast as we can. Sometimes
Speaker 3: the lab report will come back negative it's a drug case.
Speaker 3: It may be any other kind of case where we
Speaker 3: rely on some kind of chemical test and if it
Speaker 3: comes back that it's not a drug or it's not
Speaker 3: this again, we will not even present the case. So
Speaker 3: those are the cases that are signed by the police.
Speaker 3: Now there's another category of cases that are called direct hearings,
Speaker 3: where the police haven't signed to charge yet they present
Speaker 3: the case to us and we decide that we will
Speaker 3: go direct to the grand jury. Good example of that
Speaker 3: was the Marcus Fisel case, the little boy that was
Speaker 3: hit by the foster parents. That's the case that Joe
Speaker 3: neither decided that we were going to present to the
Speaker 3: grand jury, and we actually subpoened to the grand jury
Speaker 3: the suspects in the case, which was Liz and David
Speaker 3: Carroll and Amy Baker, who was the living girlfriend of Dave.
Speaker 3: And at that particular case, Liz Carroll actually ended up
Speaker 3: confessing in the grand jury when she was questioned by
Speaker 3: myself and cho Theaters and Dan Bryer from Butler count
Speaker 3: or from Claremont County. So it's kind of a rare
Speaker 3: situation where a defendant will appear. But in that particular case,
Speaker 3: they were so cocky and so arrogant that they were
Speaker 3: going to get away with what they did. They said,
Speaker 3: bring it on, bring it on. Joe Dieters up here
Speaker 3: before the grand jury, and it turned that back from them.
Speaker 1: Mark Pete Myer on police shootings cases You've been involved
Speaker 1: in everyone for the last forty some years. Do you
Speaker 1: present to the grand jury a police shooting case that
Speaker 1: you do not believe you can prove a trial that
Speaker 1: you don't believe it should be indicted Having there have
Speaker 1: been numerous circumstances, including the last five or six months
Speaker 1: in which there were police shootings, I think are the
Speaker 1: one that you and Connie Pillage said, we're not going
Speaker 1: to present this at all.
Speaker 3: If it's a clear cut justifying police shooting, we will
Speaker 3: not present it. That's not all counties act that way,
Speaker 3: but in a case where we believe, you know it, Basically,
Speaker 3: if a suspect points a gun out an officer and
Speaker 3: the officer shoots the person, it's not going to be presented.
Speaker 3: If there's any threat to the officer or to anyone
Speaker 3: else in the public and the officer ends up firing,
Speaker 3: it's not going to be presented. Now, sometimes it's a
Speaker 3: I don't want to say a close call, but it's
Speaker 3: something I give you an example, the Beaver Creek Walmart
Speaker 3: case that I was asked to call it in to
Speaker 3: handle buck up in Green County that ten years ago,
Speaker 3: there was so much public protest and so much public
Speaker 3: discussion about that. I myself believed it was a justified
Speaker 3: police shooting. But basically so, you wouldn't have this prosecutor
Speaker 3: from several counties away making the decision. I made the
Speaker 3: decision to present it to the Green County grand jury,
Speaker 3: and they unanimously ignored the case within about a minute
Speaker 3: of me closing the door and walking out of the room.
Speaker 3: So again, sometimes even though a case we believe it
Speaker 3: was justified, there's so much public input and comment and
Speaker 3: discussion about it. Times a safer course of action is okay, say, okay,
Speaker 3: we will present it to a grand jury. We'll let
Speaker 3: some citizens look at this and make the decision. And
Speaker 3: sometimes it's I don't want to say it's good cover,
Speaker 3: but it's just policy. I think to actually take that
Speaker 3: extra step in cases where it may be a close call.
Speaker 2: You had a.
Speaker 1: Case I forget that it was on I seventy five.
Speaker 1: I think someone that didn't speak of the English very well,
Speaker 1: who confronted a police officer and he was shot, and
Speaker 1: this was about two or three months ago under Connie Pillach.
Speaker 1: Why why did you not present that case to the
Speaker 1: grand jury?
Speaker 5: Because he hain't.
Speaker 3: Believed that the person was a threat to the officer.
Speaker 3: The officer did not know he did not understand English,
Speaker 3: but he wasn't following his commands. It looked like he
Speaker 3: had his hand in his pocket. He's told to get
Speaker 3: his hands out, and then all of a sudden, he
Speaker 3: brings it out of his pocket towards the officer. The
Speaker 3: officer fired a shot. We actually went out to the
Speaker 3: scene on that one. And again it's something that if
Speaker 3: it's a credible threat and one thing too. You know,
Speaker 3: it's a split second decision by a police officer, and
Speaker 3: it's the only job I can think of that if
Speaker 3: you make a mistake in that split second, you may
Speaker 3: be going to prison. You know, if Jamar Chase drops
Speaker 3: a touchdown pass, he doesn't go to prison. If Joe
Speaker 3: Burrow throws a pick six, or if Eli data Cruz
Speaker 3: struts out ten times in a row, they can't go
Speaker 3: to prison for making mistakes. The police officer is the
Speaker 3: only person I can think of that if you make
Speaker 3: a decision in a split second that turns out to
Speaker 3: be wrong, you absolutely face jail time. And that's something
Speaker 3: we've taken the mind in presenting these kinds of cases.
Speaker 3: It's the last thing a police officer wants to do
Speaker 3: is fire is gun and he's called into situations that
Speaker 3: we cannot handle ourselves. There's a threat, help, I need
Speaker 3: the police. We call them into those situations, and again
Speaker 3: we take that in mind when considering how the police
Speaker 3: officer acted in that situation.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about what happened to the Taste of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Of course, you were out of the office about you
Speaker 1: left the office about a month month and a half ago,
Speaker 1: and the Taste of Cincinnati A shooting. Guy's name was
Speaker 1: Jabbari Johnson. He was breaking into cars and unbeknownst to
Speaker 1: the two police officers on Fountain Square, he was armed.
Speaker 1: He comes out of the Taste about after midnight as
Speaker 1: it's closing down. Please identify him through a ring camera
Speaker 1: as someone may have been breaking into cars. They asked him, hey,
Speaker 1: they didn't know who he was at the time, as hey, stop,
Speaker 1: we want to talk with it. He took off like
Speaker 1: a jackrab but a cop about fifty yards away pulled
Speaker 1: out his taser to stop him from running. But unbeknownst
Speaker 1: to them, as he was pulling out his taser. Jabari
Speaker 1: Johnson was reaching for a gun in the waist and
Speaker 1: his waistband and the cop didn't really know that. And
Speaker 1: fortunately the barbs hit the body of Jabari Johnson and
Speaker 1: he had the effect. And he then the gun that
Speaker 1: he was going to use to kill two police officers
Speaker 1: on Fountain Square after the taste kind of hit the
Speaker 1: pavement and the officer pulled out a taser thinking it
Speaker 1: was a taser needed. He should have pulled out his gun,
Speaker 1: but he didn't know he was armed. Now, the Ryan
Speaker 1: Hinton situation, he was clearly armed and it appears unlikely
Speaker 1: according to the video. You can prove one way or
Speaker 1: another he pointed the gun at the cop. Is it
Speaker 1: critical irrespective of Ryan Hinton, if someone is in possession
Speaker 1: of a gun in his hand, do you have to
Speaker 1: wait until he points it at you to respond?
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: I mean to me, if you've got a person armed
Speaker 3: with a gun, and in this particular case, I know
Speaker 3: the person was out of view of the one officer,
Speaker 3: he's in the view of another officer and a brother
Speaker 3: officerer is yelling gun, gun. That's telling me that this
Speaker 3: guy has a gun that's visible and it's a threat.
Speaker 3: So to me, no, you don't. Again, you wait that
Speaker 3: split second for him to point the gun at you,
Speaker 3: and he might shoot before you can. So it's a
Speaker 3: lot to ask again of a police officer who will
Speaker 3: put into these situations to be perfect. You know, you
Speaker 3: can take the video and flow motion and you can
Speaker 3: do the Monday Morning quarterback, but that's not the luxury
Speaker 3: the officer has on the seat. He's got to make
Speaker 3: that split second decision. And the burden is basically, was
Speaker 3: the officer justified in using deadly force to protect himself
Speaker 3: or the public. That's basically what a jury is told
Speaker 3: in those kind of situations, and it's an objective test.
Speaker 3: But again, you can't Monday Morning quarterback these things. You've
Speaker 3: got to put yourself in his shoes what he was
Speaker 3: facing at the time.
Speaker 1: Now Monday money quarterbacking. I'm holding a statement issued by
Speaker 1: the City of Cincinnati here, and it says that one
Speaker 1: of the suspects pulled a semi automatic handgun and pointed
Speaker 1: it at an officer. If the video is incorrect, a
Speaker 1: video cannot be incorrect.
Speaker 2: It is what it is.
Speaker 1: But said the officer fired his weapon, hitting the suspect.
Speaker 1: The arm suspect is to seize. No officer were injured,
Speaker 1: and Chief Police Teresa Thiji, some have said she made
Speaker 1: a tactical air. The day after the shooting, she held
Speaker 1: a news conference and said that the gun was pointed
Speaker 1: at the officer, that he was shot in the chest
Speaker 1: and the bullet went out his back and in reality
Speaker 1: according to the coroner's office, Mark Pete Meyer forty five
Speaker 1: years in the prosecutor's office according to the coroner, and
Speaker 1: I think last me some Marco is about the best
Speaker 1: there is that the kill shot went about four inches
Speaker 1: below his left arm, put exit at the front of
Speaker 1: his chest. Is the fact, assuming the chief of police
Speaker 1: made a misstatement of fact, the reality might have been different.
Speaker 1: Is that critical As far as indicting a police officer, I.
Speaker 3: Don't believe so. And against the perception of the officer,
Speaker 3: it is a split second thing. And again the fact
Speaker 3: that another officer is yowing to.
Speaker 5: Him gun gun.
Speaker 3: It's that are increased awareness and as soon as you
Speaker 3: see this person, you know in your mind you may
Speaker 3: believe it is pointed at you or it's about to
Speaker 3: be pointed at you, but it's you don't have to wait.
Speaker 3: You don't have to put yourself in harm's way before
Speaker 3: you defend yourself. That's the way we would look at
Speaker 3: those kind of cases again.
Speaker 1: And I look at the cases, and there was two
Speaker 1: in Nashville. There was two cops in and around Columbus
Speaker 1: that had a fleeing suspect and they didn't pull out
Speaker 1: their weapons immediately. And he's running away, and he's running away,
Speaker 1: but he reaches with his right hand under his left
Speaker 1: armpit and fire shots out the cops and hits two
Speaker 1: of them. They go down, and one of the officers
Speaker 1: was able to return fire, shooting the assailant who was
Speaker 1: running away. That was identical to Ryan Hinton. Situation identical,
Speaker 1: and you would not even think about indicting the police
Speaker 1: officers who survived the shooting, even though they did not know.
Speaker 1: They did not know he had a gun until he
Speaker 1: fired it. They just went to a scene and the
Speaker 1: guy's running away and then they get shot, then they respond.
Speaker 1: That's how close. Now for the police officer in Cincinnati
Speaker 1: directly involved, the last thirty days has been hell for
Speaker 1: him because I would think he's worried about getting indicted.
Speaker 1: He's worried about his life, his work life, being over
Speaker 1: as we know it. And I had on Connie Pilich
Speaker 1: about two or three weeks ago and on a Friday,
Speaker 1: she told me, this was like ten days after the
Speaker 1: event took place, that she had seen no evidence to
Speaker 1: indicate that any police officer committed a crime.
Speaker 2: And that's what she said.
Speaker 1: And I had on the corner thereafter who said that
Speaker 1: the kill shot came from under the armpit. Now, there
Speaker 1: was a bullet that went into his body and lodged
Speaker 1: in the back of his neck, but she said that
Speaker 1: wasn't that wasn't an entry room in the back, and
Speaker 1: that she refused to say he was shot in the back,
Speaker 1: which is what the activists are saying. And so lastly
Speaker 1: I'll ask you this, Mark Pete Meyer, if if this
Speaker 1: case is presented to the grand jury at this point,
Speaker 1: is grand jury subpoena is out but the grand jury's
Speaker 1: not heard the case. What's the differential between grand jury
Speaker 1: subpoena is being out and a grand jury convened to
Speaker 1: hear this case or those different things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, grand jury subpoena would be issued, maybe to the
Speaker 3: coroner's office to get all their records. That might be
Speaker 3: issued to Cincini police to get all the body camera
Speaker 3: footage so that Connie and the other people in the
Speaker 3: office kept guying, and Seth Tiger, maybe a Heidi Rosalie
Speaker 3: can look at the and Katie Burrows some of the
Speaker 3: key people there in Mark Tierney can look at all
Speaker 3: the evidence and then they will make a decision based
Speaker 3: on everything they've seen. Is this something they have to
Speaker 3: present to a brand jury. But again, I think they
Speaker 3: will look at it and everything I've seen so far
Speaker 3: that you know, Connie hasn't really changed the way she
Speaker 3: approaches these cases then any of the other prosecutors I
Speaker 3: worked for did. Is that you're going to, you know,
Speaker 3: do the right thing, and if there's not enough there
Speaker 3: to to adet or if you don't think there's enough
Speaker 3: there that you would want to actually try the case,
Speaker 3: then you don't present it. And if some people want
Speaker 3: to criticize you about it. I know Joe Dieters, you know,
Speaker 3: over the years to go out of criticism and he said, hey,
Speaker 3: if run against me in four years in you know,
Speaker 3: if you don't like the job I'm doing. And I
Speaker 3: think they're continuing that same tradition in the office today.
Speaker 1: And the standard of Connie Pillage is do I believe
Speaker 1: if I cause an indictment to be issued against this
Speaker 1: police officer in Cincinnati, do I believe I can get
Speaker 1: a conviction at trial?
Speaker 2: Is that the standard?
Speaker 3: Yes, it's I believe that that's a standard we use,
Speaker 3: and I believe she would use the same one. Is
Speaker 3: this something if the grand jury, you know, you can't
Speaker 3: present it to the grand jury and they indicted, and
Speaker 3: you come out and say, well, even though the grand
Speaker 3: jury indicted, I'm going to dismiss the case. That would
Speaker 3: be wrong. You have to live with their decisions. So
Speaker 3: to me, you would not present a case unless you're
Speaker 3: ready to go to court with it.
Speaker 2: Are you confident Connie Pillage will make the right decision?
Speaker 6: I am.
Speaker 3: Everything I've seen of what she's done so far in
Speaker 3: the office and the people she's put in place in
Speaker 3: the office, I believe she'll do the right thing.
Speaker 1: Mark Pete Maer, I trust you implicitly. Once again, thank
Speaker 1: you for your forty five years of service, beginning with
Speaker 1: Side Lease and ending with Connie Pillage. You've seen it all,
Speaker 1: You've done it all, and once again, thanks for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Shore. I say this quite often,
Speaker 1: but Mark Pete Meyer, You're a great American.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you, Bill, goodbye.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Let's continue with more. There it is,
Speaker 1: and h the only bad part as we sit here
Speaker 1: on what June the second, in the afternoon, is that
Speaker 1: this police officer is still held in the bay. And
Speaker 1: so let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham News next to
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Speaker 1: ballpark tonight And tuesday Than, wednesdays of, course a businessman.
Speaker 1: Special but until, THEN i noted with interest the lack
Speaker 1: of large media coverage in this country of what The
Speaker 1: ukrainians did On sunday morning, early which is something out
Speaker 1: Of James Bond's spy. Novel you couldn't have made this
Speaker 1: up that for a year and a half they planned
Speaker 1: to execute a plan in which, flatbacked flat bed trucks
Speaker 1: would take these wood cabins that were filled with drones
Speaker 1: and position them near Five Russian Air force. Bases one
Speaker 1: is near The Arctic. Circle you would think outside the
Speaker 1: range Of. Ukraine that one base is three thousand miles
Speaker 1: east of The, ukraine in the heart Of. Russia and
Speaker 1: they launched these. Drones loss of life was. Minimal, however
Speaker 1: according to one, account they literally took out one third
Speaker 1: of The russian air. Force one third of The russian
Speaker 1: air force is. Gone and these were very important for
Speaker 1: the war Effort russia head in The ukraine because they
Speaker 1: could carry a low large numbers of drones and launch, missiles.
Speaker 1: Etc AND i can't imagine the peace talks In istanbul
Speaker 1: happening right now AS i speak between And ukraine And
Speaker 1: russia as to what The russians are. Thinking, also The
Speaker 1: ukrainians took out several bridges and The zelensky Of ukraine
Speaker 1: promised more of the similar. Attacks his goal is to
Speaker 1: take down all those parapets and museums and artifacts of
Speaker 1: The czars in Downtown, Moscow russia and have them burning and.
Speaker 1: Blazing and if that, HAPPENS i don't know what the
Speaker 1: hell is going to, happen because there's still the number
Speaker 1: one nuclear power in the world numerically Is, russia and
Speaker 1: repeatedly whether It's medvedev number two in commander Of Vladimir
Speaker 1: putinho is a mass murderer and may he rot in
Speaker 1: hell for what he's. Done but nonetheless he has threatened
Speaker 1: the use of nuclear weapons In ukraine if the situation
Speaker 1: becomes SHALL i, say. INTOLERABLE i can't imagine losing one
Speaker 1: third of The russian air force capable of launching cruise
Speaker 1: missiles and nuclear bombs and. MISSILES i can't imagine the,
Speaker 1: outcome the ability Of Vladimir pootin to, continue AND i
Speaker 1: guess he. WILL i give you some statistic so far
Speaker 1: in The Ukrainian, war which has been almost two and
Speaker 1: a half, years almost three, years that The russian casualties
Speaker 1: military has been about one hundred. Thousand one hundred Thousand
Speaker 1: russian soldiers are casualties Of ukraine after ten years of
Speaker 1: war In, afghanistan the number was fifty thousand after ten.
Speaker 1: Years So russia is losing an incredible number of its
Speaker 1: soldiers every, day every, week every, month every year to
Speaker 1: a fight that everyone thought would be quick and easy and.
Speaker 1: Done who Thought ukraine could stand up against The russian
Speaker 1: Bear because of the courage and bravery of Those, ukrainians
Speaker 1: they're doing. It and NOW i can't imagine That Vladimir
Speaker 1: putin is going to keep putting up with bridges being blown,
Speaker 1: up parts Of moscow being, attacked and one third of
Speaker 1: His russian air forces is out of business and the
Speaker 1: construction of this one Story i'm reading out of THE
Speaker 1: bbc that these particular type of aircraft are not being used,
Speaker 1: anymore not being manufactured anywhere in the. World they can't
Speaker 1: get parts for. Him AND i don't know what all that,
Speaker 1: means but the drone, technology And i've seen military experts
Speaker 1: Like General keenan others saying it's a game, changer similar
Speaker 1: to when gunpowder took the place of bow and. Arrows
Speaker 1: he came up with a possible scenario The department Of
Speaker 1: defense will deal with is That china right now is
Speaker 1: accessed to forty five thousand container ships forty. Five imagine these,
Speaker 1: huge gigantic container ships that can carry eight thousand. Vehicles for,
Speaker 1: example they have forty five thousand container ships registered in
Speaker 1: THE prc or In Hong, kong which is the same.
Speaker 1: Thing forty five thousand container. Ships each container ship could
Speaker 1: hold as many as one hundred thousand drones each. One
Speaker 1: And i'm sure that this letting the horse out of
Speaker 1: the barn, here but this is something war planners think
Speaker 1: about Because russia right now has taken a tremendous hit
Speaker 1: from drone, technology and each drone was worth about five
Speaker 1: hundred dollars to, build and it took out aircraft worth
Speaker 1: about three billion. Dollars and what happens on a war
Speaker 1: footing if communists Read china uses just one percent of
Speaker 1: these container, ships which would be four hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: container ships each containing ten twelve fifteen thousand, drones and
Speaker 1: positioned them outside of our military bases all over the,
Speaker 1: world and then within a few, minutes all the military,
Speaker 1: aircraft the, personnel our ships are all destroyed in an.
Speaker 1: Afternoon And i'm looking at this, thing are you are
Speaker 1: you kidding? Me and he goes on to say a
Speaker 1: similar attack By china ON us naval and air force
Speaker 1: bases throughout the world would render a crippling blow that
Speaker 1: would force us to withdraw. Militarily and, these of, course
Speaker 1: we only have seven days of technology of missiles and
Speaker 1: drones available to Fight. China we have seven days of
Speaker 1: technology drones and missiles available because who've given many of
Speaker 1: them To ukraine and all over the. World seven? Days
Speaker 1: shall we, Say, america it's not on a war, footing
Speaker 1: is that fair to? Say so you look at these,
Speaker 1: numbers and truly it's beyond, incredible unbelievable That ukraine could
Speaker 1: pull this. Off And zelensky says more is. Coming so
Speaker 1: why somebody would get into a tank is beyond. Me
Speaker 1: why somebody would want to get into a hut somewhere
Speaker 1: is beyond. Me it's an incredible, bravery, courage and ingenuity
Speaker 1: by The ukrainian people fighting back bravely against The russian.
Speaker 1: Bear and May Vladimir, putin a mass, murderer rest in
Speaker 1: hell for eternity upon his. Death, Now, secondly last NIGHT
Speaker 1: i had a guest on about what's happening In, colorado
Speaker 1: specifically specifically involving The Mohammed solomon forty two some say
Speaker 1: he's forty five years old in the country. Illegally of
Speaker 1: course he's here, illegally and a shout at THE mf
Speaker 1: word AND f this AND f, that and also talked
Speaker 1: About palestine will be. Free the same thing, happened of,
Speaker 1: course after The israeli embassy attack that killed two innocent
Speaker 1: people about to be. Married it is, sick it is,
Speaker 1: sad it is, disgusting but it's what's happening.
Speaker 2: In the world right, now and it used to.
Speaker 1: Be you may recall that Anti jewish, behavior Anti semitism
Speaker 1: was conducted in The, south either a so called Neo
Speaker 1: nazis or with the Ku Klux, klan mainly, toothless illiterate
Speaker 1: hillbillies who hated themselves they had to project their hate
Speaker 1: on someone, else and as, off throughout the last three thousand,
Speaker 1: Years jews have been selected as a nice diversion from
Speaker 1: the failure of your own governmental policies or the failure
Speaker 1: of your own, life your own miserable little. Life that's
Speaker 1: where it used to be, toothless eliterate hillbilly's that they
Speaker 1: needed to see a great dentist Like Tara harden to
Speaker 1: get their teeth, fixed and that was the site of
Speaker 1: Anti semitism In america for a very long period of.
Speaker 1: Time it was inconceivable that the most elite college campuses
Speaker 1: would house large numbers of individuals shouting Free, Palestine Free,
Speaker 1: palestine which by the, way has never. Existed it will
Speaker 1: not Exist, palestine as it was A roman. CONSTRUCT i
Speaker 1: could get into that later, on but right now it
Speaker 1: used to be the illiterate or in charge of. Antisemitism
Speaker 1: now it's large elements of The Democratic party on college
Speaker 1: campuses and commencement. Speeches Beginning october the, seventh twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Three and as you, know yours truly was In israel
Speaker 1: with a small group With Herb eisenfeld In may of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, three about what five months before this terrible
Speaker 1: event took. Place AND i spent time In palestinian controlled.
Speaker 1: AREAS i spent time against The, gaza against the fence
Speaker 1: and the entry points thither and. FRO i spent time In,
Speaker 1: bethlehem which is now completely controlled by The palestinian, authority.
Speaker 1: Etc AND i asked one of our, guides who was
Speaker 1: AN idf retired, Captain, well the enough fence is like
Speaker 1: twenty feet. High it's got guard towers about every one
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty, Yards AND i, said house, secure are
Speaker 1: These kibbutzer's down Near, masada which was the rock outgrowth
Speaker 1: in which Brave israelis fought against The romans for about
Speaker 1: a year and a half and eventually sacrificed their. Lives but,
Speaker 1: nonetheless and he, said, no that's not, possible because we
Speaker 1: have infiltration of a moss all over The, gaza we
Speaker 1: have listening, devices we know ahead of time what they're
Speaker 1: going to, do before they even do. It it was
Speaker 1: a failure of imagination that someone could consider that thousands
Speaker 1: have a mos, terrists many hyped up on, drugs would
Speaker 1: pour across the border with one, purpose which is the
Speaker 1: slaughter innocent, men women and, children and almost a medieval
Speaker 1: orgy of, blood with women, raped little girls, raped babies,
Speaker 1: burned babies cut out of their mother's, womb the families
Speaker 1: gunned down in their, Homes jewish, men women dragged through the, streets, tortured,
Speaker 1: filmed and celebrated by mobs In. Gaza as a Young
Speaker 1: israeli female who was new to at this, point with
Speaker 1: blood all over her, body was hauled by a jeep
Speaker 1: through the streets Of gaza and she was dead, fortunately
Speaker 1: and the crowds organized and cheered and shout at their complete.
Speaker 1: Support AND i don't think you can separate the ideology
Speaker 1: that caused that to happen On october the seventh from
Speaker 1: what happened outside the embassy and The molotov cocktail attack of.
Speaker 1: Yesterday they're cut from the same bloody, cloth which is
Speaker 1: a death cult to kill, ma rape and the. Injure
Speaker 1: the message is the same for terror for political, purposes
Speaker 1: hatred For, jews and a fantasy Of palestinian, liberation a.
Speaker 1: Fantasy there have been numerous times The gaza's trip has
Speaker 1: been handed over to the so Called palestinian authority without measurable,
Speaker 1: impact because all the aid that went To gaza instead
Speaker 1: of going toward building hospitals and bridges and, schools and
Speaker 1: went to funding terror to buy rockets and artillery shells
Speaker 1: and dig holes like. Mules there's never been a sovereign
Speaker 1: state by the way Of. Palestine it was A roman
Speaker 1: propaganda term and invention meant to Erase judea from the
Speaker 1: map After jewish resistance to the occupation that metastasized in
Speaker 1: seventy a. D When jerusalem was reduced to the ground.
Speaker 1: Completely masada had taken. Place so The romans wanted to
Speaker 1: change the name Of. Judaea they simply came up with
Speaker 1: the Word, palestine and that's how it. Happened the Free
Speaker 1: palestine is not a call for. Freedom it's a genocidal,
Speaker 1: chant a rant that means one, thing the murder Of
Speaker 1: jews wherever they might be, located and after, that the
Speaker 1: murder Of christians And catholics wherever they might be. Located
Speaker 1: it's the obliteration completely of The jewish people And western.
Speaker 1: Civilization and right Now europe is largely. Surrendering In, america
Speaker 1: on my, view is. Sleepwalking are universities that used to
Speaker 1: be hallmarks of academic freedom and understanding is now a breeding,
Speaker 1: ground whether It's, Harvard, Columbia, yale countless other universities allowing
Speaker 1: Anti semitic rants and extremists and to flourish under the
Speaker 1: guise of social. Justice jewish Students i've watched them being,
Speaker 1: interviewed are chased from, campuses surrounded yelling in their, face
Speaker 1: barred from, libraries And israeli speakers are either canceled or
Speaker 1: assaulted or. Beaten and the professors that head up up these,
Speaker 1: organizations that, Is colombia And yale And harvard are praise
Speaker 1: praising The hamas attacks as acts of. Decolonization decolonization, really
Speaker 1: and so it's a time for choosing nine to eleven was.
Speaker 1: Unimaginable we couldn't have imagined these four passenger jets being
Speaker 1: hijacked and run Into pentagon and The World Trade center In, Shanksville.
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania we cannot imagine that. Happening Pearl harbor was. Unimaginable
Speaker 1: october seventh In israel was. Unimaginable it's a fight between
Speaker 1: light and, darkness between life and. Death and make no
Speaker 1: mistake about. It iran is a death cult organized to
Speaker 1: Kill jews and Kill americans wherever they might be. Located
Speaker 1: it's sick and it's, sad but it's the way things.
Speaker 1: Are And ALAN'S i don't see things changing very. Much
Speaker 1: and when you look at what's happened, recently the Global,
Speaker 1: jihad The intifada is. Here semitic, rage normally reserved to
Speaker 1: meetings Of nazis And Ku Klux klan and The iranian
Speaker 1: government and confined to the tunnels In, gaza is now
Speaker 1: strutting itself openly On american, streets that jihad has been
Speaker 1: weaponized and, westernized especially on college. Campuses so it's a
Speaker 1: time for choosing civilization or barbarism masquerading as. Progressivism and
Speaker 1: the same guy that hurled the molotov cocktails In boulder
Speaker 1: doesn't just Want israel, gone they Want america. Gone they
Speaker 1: want you, gone with, freedom, faith, law and, life The west,
Speaker 1: itself they want it all. Gone so that's my rant
Speaker 1: of the. Day and, sadly, SADLY i think this will
Speaker 1: continue because there's tens of thousands of sites In america
Speaker 1: to be attacked and only so much anyone can possibly
Speaker 1: do to guard against. Everything and there's no academic justification
Speaker 1: for burning seventy five year old women. Alive there's no
Speaker 1: justification for, that there's no. Nuance it's the screams of
Speaker 1: A holocaust survivor being attacked In boulder echoes throughout the. Buildings.
Speaker 1: There there's no middle. Ground the Into fada has gone.
Speaker 1: Global it's not about the, land not about, borders not About.
Speaker 1: Palestine it's about. Blood it's about, erasure and the line
Speaker 1: must be. Drawn let's continue with. More AND i read
Speaker 1: an interesting article in book. RECENTLY i want to get
Speaker 1: off my rent a little. Bit it drives me a bit,
Speaker 1: crazy and for, me that's a short. Trip OFTEN i
Speaker 1: don't like the way things are. Headed but there's a
Speaker 1: eighth generation grandson of the Great Benjamin. FRANKLIN i want
Speaker 1: to get his. Perspective he's written a. Book you, KNOW
Speaker 1: i am a Great. American he wrote a book called
Speaker 1: The Greatest. American we're going to talk about The trump budget,
Speaker 1: plan talk about Into fada with. Him and after two
Speaker 1: o'clock today will Be Ashley, banfield good friend of mine
Speaker 1: from the good old, days a little bit about The
Speaker 1: diddy trial and, more And Reds baseball kicks. Off our
Speaker 1: coverage starts about six oh five or. So The reds
Speaker 1: Of milwaukee in town and they have a terrible record Against.
Speaker 1: Milwaukee it's time to up it a little. Bit see
Speaker 1: what happens between now and The All star. Break and
Speaker 1: they have a tough schedule coming. Up but The reds
Speaker 1: play better against good teams and bad. Teams we'll see what.
Speaker 2: Happens but imagine forty five Thousand chinese style large incredible
Speaker 2: container ships filled with tens of thousands of, drones each
Speaker 2: dispersed throughout the world waiting to attack and military tactics
Speaker 2: have changed now FUNDAMENTALLY a twelve fifty five home of
Speaker 2: Your reds and freedom Loving. AMERICANS i love The american
Speaker 2: way of. Life Bill, cunningham The Great, american live with
Speaker 2: you every Day You're home of The. Reds News radio
Speaker 2: seven HUNDRED ww By Bill, cunningham The Great.
Speaker 1: American of, course we're going to celebrate a little bit
Speaker 1: of time here in about a year or, so the
Speaker 1: two hundred and, fifty the anniversary of this greatest. Country
Speaker 1: despite all the, problems despite all the, debt despite all
Speaker 1: the terrorism taking place like in and Around Colorado, springs
Speaker 1: despite all the difficulties in the, World i'd rather have
Speaker 1: these problems in any of the problems other countries have.
Speaker 1: Had and the founding of this republic was largely occasioned
Speaker 1: by Brilliant americans who came together with an, idea that
Speaker 1: shining city on the, hill AND i think largely it
Speaker 1: has been. Met of, course the greatest of Those americans
Speaker 1: Was Benjamin Franklin jon and you AND i now is
Speaker 1: one of his. Descendants Doctor Mark scalson has written the
Speaker 1: Book The Greatest. AMERICAN i call, myself by, mistake a
Speaker 1: Great american compared To Benjamin franklin the Greatest. American but
Speaker 1: Doctor Mark skalson a direct descendant Of Benjamin. Franklin welcome
Speaker 1: to The Bill Cunningham, show and, doctor first of.
Speaker 2: All tell me maybe a fact.
Speaker 1: Too you spell out of your life wife and your
Speaker 1: wife also studying About Benjamin franklin because of your blood.
Speaker 1: Lineage but what was one or two facts you were
Speaker 1: a bit surprised? Concerning then we're going to talk about
Speaker 1: the national, debt political, division executive. Overreach but in all your,
Speaker 1: research what's a couple of things you kind of surprised
Speaker 1: you about your?
Speaker 2: Ancestor, Well i'll tell.
Speaker 8: You one of the things THAT i did as a
Speaker 8: direct descendant of the grand Old man was THAT i
Speaker 8: completed his. AUTOBIOGRAPHY i did this back on the three
Speaker 8: hundredth anniversary of his, birth so that was back in
Speaker 8: twenty two thousand and, six AND i discovered a number
Speaker 8: of things THAT i didn't know. Before one is that
Speaker 8: he had only one illegitimate. Child, now a lot of
Speaker 8: people think that he was a womanizer and constantly having
Speaker 8: sex with who knows how many, women AND i THINK
Speaker 8: i kind of dispelled that. Notion the problem was that
Speaker 8: his lone Son william also had an illegitimate, child and
Speaker 8: his son had an illegitimate. Child so there were the
Speaker 8: three generations of illegitimate children in The franklin, line and
Speaker 8: SO i think there's that's where that rumor got. Started
Speaker 8: also has been criticized for abandoning his wife when he
Speaker 8: went To london as A london agent seventeen fifty. Seven
Speaker 8: but what really happened was his wife had an extreme
Speaker 8: aversion to going out on the waters on these ships
Speaker 8: that would take a month to get To.
Speaker 6: Europe and the.
Speaker 8: Fact is that it's kind of like those who are
Speaker 8: afraid to get on airplanes these. Days so her version
Speaker 8: was so strong that they did kind of become a
Speaker 8: strange to some. EXTENT i, mean they exchanged letters and so.
Speaker 8: Forth but that was one of the THINGS i. Discovered
Speaker 8: the second THING i discovered which really surprised, me he
Speaker 8: was known as a heretic from a religious point of.
Speaker 8: View he was not a church, goer, uh and he
Speaker 8: was considered what we'd call a, deist you, know where
Speaker 8: You god winds up the clock and just lets things
Speaker 8: run and doesn't really. Interfere, however at the end of
Speaker 8: his life he became a believing theorist, theist that, is
Speaker 8: he believed That god intervened in the affairs of men
Speaker 8: so that The, american The americans would win the deck
Speaker 8: the independence from From. Britain so he made he made
Speaker 8: changes in his. Life he used to own, slaves and
Speaker 8: then he became the president of the First Pennsylvania society
Speaker 8: to abolish, slavery so he became an abolitionist at the
Speaker 8: end of his. Life so there's a lot of things
Speaker 8: where he changed his. Mind So i've given you several
Speaker 8: examples of how he. Developed his mind changed in so many.
Speaker 8: Ways i'll give you one other. Example in the, beginning
Speaker 8: when he was a printer In philadelphia in the seventeen,
Speaker 8: thirties he wrote a pamphlet supporting the idea that we
Speaker 8: should print, money we should have issued, money and the
Speaker 8: printing of the money would help stimulate. Commerce so he
Speaker 8: was kind of an inflationist in his early, years and
Speaker 8: he actually got the.
Speaker 6: Job to print the. Money so he's kind of a
Speaker 6: bit of a crony capitalist back.
Speaker 8: Then but then in The American, revolution he saw the
Speaker 8: dangers of printing too much money and he became an
Speaker 8: anti inflationist and did not like you, know not as
Speaker 8: worth continental back in those. Days so there's a lot
Speaker 8: of things that really surprised me About.
Speaker 6: Franklin i'm glad you brought up that question on the national.
Speaker 1: Debt your four bear, said, QUOTE a virtuous and industrious
Speaker 1: people may be cheaply, governed directly challenging today's fiscal. Irresponsibility
Speaker 1: despite the efforts Of Donald trump and The republicans to
Speaker 1: cut back on federal, spending in, Reality i'm not talking
Speaker 1: about the media. Coverage in, reality government spending is going
Speaker 1: up Under Donald, trump and we're going to continue to
Speaker 1: borrow two trillion dollars a year as far as the
Speaker 1: eye can. See what would your, Ancestor Benjamin franklin say
Speaker 1: about The United states Of america that owns owes at
Speaker 1: this point thirty seven trillion. Dollars i'm not sure you
Speaker 1: could imagine what a trillion. Was each trillion is a
Speaker 1: thousand billion, Billions so we're talking some serious, money and
Speaker 1: by the time the Trump ster gets, done we're going
Speaker 1: to owe forty five trillion. Dollars what would he say
Speaker 1: about a national debt currently a thirty seven trillion on
Speaker 1: its way to fifty trillion?
Speaker 2: Dollars What Benjamin freklin say about, that.
Speaker 8: Well he actually. Hoped she, said you, KNOW i lived
Speaker 8: at the wrong time of my. LIFE i would have
Speaker 8: preferred to have lived two or three centuries, later because
Speaker 8: THEN i would be able to witness all the wonderful
Speaker 8: advances That america would. Enjoy and he was a big,
Speaker 8: technologist you, know he was a, Scientist he was an.
Speaker 8: Inventor so he would be, pleased of, course with the
Speaker 8: high standard of, living the new. Technologies he would be
Speaker 8: using a cell, phone he'd be using the, internet he'd be,
Speaker 8: texting he'd be doing all of these. Things but he
Speaker 8: would be appalled by the size and scope of, government
Speaker 8: the national. Debt he, said one of the things that
Speaker 8: we need to do is to make sure that we
Speaker 8: take care of our debt and to, reduce if not.
Speaker 8: Eliminated he was not a big fan of open ended
Speaker 8: borrowing and so.
Speaker 6: Forth now he. Was he did And Alexander.
Speaker 8: Hamilton and the the issuing of debt to cover the
Speaker 8: expenses of the.
Speaker 6: States you, know they.
Speaker 8: Issued this federal debt that included all state. Debts it
Speaker 8: was very controversy at the, time but it turned out
Speaker 8: to be very. Successful it was over, subscribed six to,
Speaker 8: one and within a generation the national debt was paid
Speaker 8: for with the sinking. Fund this Was hamilton's, idea And
Speaker 8: franklin was a big fan of a sinking. Fund that,
Speaker 8: is you you have the the tariffs and the other
Speaker 8: forms of fees to pay off the.
Speaker 6: Debt he was a big fan of paying off your.
Speaker 8: Debt and he was also a big fan of you,
Speaker 8: know he lived during very difficult. Times you had, depressions
Speaker 8: you had bank, crisis you had, inflation you had.
Speaker 6: War he lived through all of that and he died
Speaker 6: a wealthy.
Speaker 8: Man why because during the good years he always kept
Speaker 8: within his, expenses he kept reducing his. Debt he had rental,
Speaker 8: properties he had bank accounts in three. Countries he had
Speaker 8: gold and, silver so he was he had a well
Speaker 8: diversified portfolio and he's always.
Speaker 6: Living within his.
Speaker 8: Means and he believed government should be the. Same he,
Speaker 8: said there's great revenue in, economy there's much revenue in,
Speaker 8: economy and no revenue is sufficient without. Economy SO i
Speaker 8: applaud daw doge That elon mush was involved in and
Speaker 8: The president. Encouraged but unfortunately it's turned out to be
Speaker 8: a bit of a dead. Government they found they. Weren't
Speaker 8: they wanted to reduce government spending by two trillion dollars
Speaker 8: and they ended up with half the tradeon or. Something
Speaker 8: if they're able to make any, CHANGES i mean even
Speaker 8: a moss left, discourage very discouraged by the entrenched nature of,
Speaker 8: governments kind of like. Unions once they get control of,
Speaker 8: things it's really hard to break the.
Speaker 1: Unions AND i wouldn't note he's the only president on
Speaker 1: a bill at the one hundred dollars. BILL i call Him Benji's,
Speaker 1: nonetheless he lived a ripe old age of eighty four
Speaker 1: at two THINGS i would have changed in The. Constitution
Speaker 1: if you can go back in time to your great,
Speaker 1: great great great great great grandfather and tell him to
Speaker 1: put in the constitution no annual deficit financially for the
Speaker 1: government unless approved by two Thirds, house two thirds of The,
Speaker 1: senate and term limits for The, congress which will never.
Speaker 1: HAPPEN i Think Benjamin franklin would have loved those. Amendments
Speaker 1: how active was he in seventeen eighty.
Speaker 2: Seven he. Was he died a couple of years.
Speaker 1: Later declaration Of independency was, involved he was involved in
Speaker 1: The Constitutional. Convention i'm not sure how much contributions he
Speaker 1: had in seventeen eighty seven seventeen eighty, Eight but would
Speaker 1: he agree with was there any debate about the notion
Speaker 1: to say that every year that the nation cannot borrow
Speaker 1: without two thirds of The, house two thirds of The
Speaker 1: senate for war or something like that some national. Catastrophe right,
Speaker 1: now we're not in a national. Catastrophe and we borrowed
Speaker 1: six billion dollars every day of brand new, money which
Speaker 1: adds up to about two trillion dollars a. Year and
Speaker 1: he thought about putting those things in The constitution.
Speaker 6: Well at the end of The constitution.
Speaker 8: Invention and he was involved because he was a, diplomat of.
Speaker 8: Course Ken burns says He's america's greatest, diplomat AND i
Speaker 8: think that's.
Speaker 6: Correct and he was able to.
Speaker 8: Finance he was the one who was the primary fundraiser
Speaker 8: getting The french to support The American. Revolution then when
Speaker 8: he came home after the, war he was very much
Speaker 8: much involved In philadelphia with The Constitutional, convention and he
Speaker 8: was a compromiser and one of the ones that he
Speaker 8: supported was The connecticut, compromise where The senate was representing
Speaker 8: The states and The house representing the people direct. Election
Speaker 8: so he helped engineer that, compromise and at the end he, said,
Speaker 8: listen The constitution isn't. Perfect we all know that it's very.
Speaker 8: Difficult and you put gathered together men of different interests
Speaker 8: and means and so, on The south and The, north
Speaker 8: and the slave issues and all of these things that
Speaker 8: had to deal with in The. Constitution so he realized
Speaker 8: that this was as he told the lady at the
Speaker 8: end of the, convention what kind of government do we, Have,
Speaker 8: well we have a republic if.
Speaker 6: You can keep. It and what he meant by that
Speaker 6: was representative.
Speaker 8: Government and they did agree to add The bill Of,
Speaker 8: rights WHICH i think was. Important but you Know article,
Speaker 8: One article, One section eight of The constitution identifies what
Speaker 8: the purposes are Of, congress.
Speaker 6: And of course, tax the ability.
Speaker 8: To, tax to impose, tariffs to the spending bills and so.
Speaker 8: Forth that was What congress could. Do and then the
Speaker 8: other sections like nine and ten were limits on The
Speaker 8: constitution and limits On, congress and one of them was
Speaker 8: that there would be no tariffs between. States so you
Speaker 8: had this huge free trade zone that, developed which was hugely.
Speaker 8: Successful so that was very. Good but, no there was
Speaker 8: no consideration of limits on taxation and limits on on
Speaker 8: spending and so forth those you, know the limit, was of,
Speaker 8: course you needed two thirds to Pass. Congress you had
Speaker 8: not only pass both, houses but also the president's. Veto
Speaker 8: you had to had all of those factors at work
Speaker 8: for the balance of power between the executive and the
Speaker 8: judicial and the. Legislature so he thought that was. Sufficient
Speaker 8: so he would he would probably favor some of the
Speaker 8: limitations you're talking about, today because wanted chief. Government like you,
Speaker 8: say virtuous and industrious people may be chiefly. Governed and
Speaker 8: do we have chief government? TODAY i think you're A
Speaker 8: democrat Or republican you would, say, no we don't have chief.
Speaker 1: Government all, right we have about a minute, Remaining Doctor Mark,
Speaker 1: schaalson who's a descendant Of Benjamin. Franklin If Benjamin franklin's
Speaker 1: in heaven above AND i assume he is looking, down
Speaker 1: how would he view his handy? Work with the two
Speaker 1: hundred and fiftieth anniversary of The declaration Of independence Next
Speaker 1: July july, fourth twenty twenty, six have about minute? Remaining
Speaker 1: how would he look down upon this great? Country would
Speaker 1: he be? Proud would it be? Concerned what would he?
Speaker 6: BE i think it would be.
Speaker 8: Both he Thought america would become a great and happy.
Speaker 8: Nation he Saw america's the Promised. Land he was critical
Speaker 8: of the, croakers the, croakers the people who constantly complained
Speaker 8: and looked at only the negatives that are happening in
Speaker 8: The United. States he would recognize the, goodness basic goodness of,
Speaker 8: people their honesty and, integrity and, Look american exceptionalism is
Speaker 8: still alive and well so in my book called The Greatest,
Speaker 8: american The Greatest. American, frankly and by the, way my
Speaker 8: book is not just a typical. BIOGRAPHY i go there's eighty,
Speaker 8: chapters and they each one go into different views and.
Speaker 6: How they would apply. Today SO i.
Speaker 8: Encourage people to get a copy of this. Book it's
Speaker 8: a very unique. Book it's not your typical from beginning
Speaker 8: to end, story but by various, topics including a chapter
Speaker 8: on his sex, wife WHICH i think would be a
Speaker 8: very popular.
Speaker 2: Chapter, well he was among other, things he was a.
Speaker 2: Millionaire he was a, writer he was a, scientist he
Speaker 2: was an, inventor he was a, statesman he was a,
Speaker 2: diplomat he was a, printer he was a publisher who
Speaker 2: was a, philosopher and he was the most respected of
Speaker 2: the founding fathers by the other founding, fathers it was
Speaker 2: always what Would Benjamin franklin? Say what is?
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Speaker 2: commences us tonight along The Big river with the Red Hot.
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Speaker 2: you See Great josh harrison announcing his retirement after fourteen big.
Speaker 2: League seasons harrison played thirteen of Those. With pittsburgh he
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Speaker 2: time in, HIS time i wish you would have played
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Speaker 2: the Nineteen seven let's see high school, Baseball tonight willie
Speaker 2: And The indiana. Sectional championship. You got Greensburg And batesville
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Speaker 2: christians now what about? In golf How About? Scotti scheck
Speaker 2: you're playing. FOR second, I mean i don't CARE what
Speaker 2: i don't care what. You do the guys like nine Shots,
Speaker 2: on friday he could be nine shots back and he
Speaker 2: wins by Five.
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Speaker 1: track because. It's impossible he played thirty six Holes on
Speaker 1: Saturday and sunday one.
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Speaker 2: tournament for a second year in. A row. By four
Speaker 2: he's won three of his last, four starts and in
Speaker 2: the Month of may alone won ten. Million dollars how
Speaker 2: little boy is going to? Be rich he Keeps, holding yeah.
Speaker 2: No kidding let's see old good, Luck. Today WILLIE The
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Speaker 2: Football league? No News stanley cup Finals starred, Wednesday night Edmonton.
Speaker 2: Host florida wait, A minute i got a text here
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Speaker 2: hill To play Fenwick and Xenia on wednesday at. Two
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Speaker 2: think it's? Bad here what About in Denver? The Rockies
Speaker 2: the rockies fell To The New york mets five. To
Speaker 2: three sunday and extended their losing street to eight games
Speaker 2: at their fourth eight game losing streak. This season they
Speaker 2: have been swept ten times in twenty series and they
Speaker 2: are nine. And, fifty Eh The colorado rockies are nine.
Speaker 2: AND fifty, i think going deeper into, The book colorado's
Speaker 2: the third fastest team to the fifty, loss mark behind
Speaker 2: the eighteen Eighty Four Kansas city unions and the eighteen
Speaker 2: Seventy Six Cincinnati. Red Stockings red stockings must have really
Speaker 2: stunk the who got to fifty losses in fifty? Seven
Speaker 2: games and that season in eighteen seventy Six when marty Joined,
Speaker 2: the reds they went nine and. Fifty six that's. Not
Speaker 2: good that's not.
Speaker 1: Good segment But the rocks have to play stink all.
Speaker 1: The Time, the Dodgers, the Giants, thank cadres. Thank you
Speaker 1: they got to. Play Him the reds get To. Play pittsburgh,
Speaker 1: of course, You know milwaukee is not, that tough but
Speaker 1: For the reds. They Are And saint louis is almost
Speaker 1: unbeatable when they Play. The reds, and Reasonally the cubs
Speaker 1: have been Taking the reds. Numbers correct Maybe the reds
Speaker 1: and the maybe like in hot, in soccer you kind
Speaker 1: of start at, the bottom go to, the top and
Speaker 1: then after a while if you don't stay at.
Speaker 2: The, top yeah but how are you gonna?
Speaker 7: Do that.
Speaker 2: YOU can't, i mean how you're Gonna fix Colorado? The
Speaker 2: rockies it'll be it'll, take years have to go PLAY.
Speaker 2: The gcl maybe they had to Get back dante for
Speaker 2: shit in the back and the boys, Years Ago todd
Speaker 2: helton where they're just bashing home runs left and right
Speaker 2: out of that? Time, anymore no how do you? Fix
Speaker 2: that nine and fifty nine? Fifty second that's? Not good
Speaker 2: are you wear? THAT correct i think it's like what?
Speaker 2: Ten wins it's Been? What, April? May june it's. Three
Speaker 2: months they haven't gotten the ten. Wins yet. It's early
Speaker 2: what if they go fifty to nine the next fifty
Speaker 2: nine And the reds play them this whole month and
Speaker 2: get back? In it Do the reds Play the rocks?
Speaker 2: AT all i hope so they? ALREADY did i think they.
Speaker 2: Beat them i'm. NOT sure i can't remember beat up.
Speaker 2: ON them i don't. Check out did they play? THEM
Speaker 2: anymore i think they. HAVE to i think they have to.
Speaker 2: Come here they've already Been. To denver what can? You
Speaker 2: trade Maybe the Yankees And. San diego, You.
Speaker 1: Know red swept Them. In april let's get them. Back
Speaker 1: here i'm looking At the. RED schedule i DON'T see
Speaker 1: i don't See.
Speaker 2: The rocks this, is thirteen right Before The all. Star break,
Speaker 2: HUH oh i don't know that'll. Be good but there are?
Speaker 1: They going they play Four against miami here and three Against.
Speaker 2: The, rocks well how about? Winning that? Thank you you
Speaker 2: took the thoughts.
Speaker 1: For sure then they go To. The mets that's, not
Speaker 1: good And then washington. That's better but then they come
Speaker 1: Home To tampa bay. They stink then they Got the
Speaker 1: dodgers here. For three let's just that's. Not good let's
Speaker 1: don't say they the team stinks because right now. It didn't,
Speaker 1: you know they're playing bad. AGAINST everybody i Think the
Speaker 1: rocks they can't.
Speaker 2: Get worse i'm talking About the reds Play the rocks,
Speaker 2: more often and they Play the rocks all. The, time
Speaker 2: see they used to be IN The, nl west remember the. Glory,
Speaker 2: days Yes the rocks. DIDN'T exist, i know that's the
Speaker 2: only it, didn't exist. That's, true, lastly huh What About?
Speaker 1: Scotti scheffler now is being mentioned getting closer To The
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Speaker 1: car wise, hold, up.
Speaker 2: Yeah just call him, down here, down yeah relaxed On
Speaker 2: The jack Crumbley Knows jack kroumbley Believes In. CLEVELAND sports
Speaker 2: i know That the reds have Placed Infielder jamber candelario
Speaker 2: with that lumbar. Spine strain his. Back HURTS think i
Speaker 2: get one of those every time somebody calls in on
Speaker 2: a rehab Assignment in arizona With. The reds it might be.
Speaker 2: Getting better it looks.
Speaker 1: Like it making forty five million dollars in his back hurts.
Speaker 1: Your reaction my back hurts too just reading. About STUDY
Speaker 1: but I have i still have hope segment. Me too
Speaker 1: let's wait Till The all star break they Play. The
Speaker 1: rockies but then are they going to be sellers?
Speaker 2: Or buyers?
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Speaker 1: you did for the nineteen Ninety Nine get kevin probably
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Speaker 2: mound it's the only gonna throw about a third of.
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Speaker 2: Right now nothing else and he's not. Doing, IT yes
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Speaker 2: arizona the stakes come in not very good and then
Speaker 2: they go to the. Atl, Correct whoa now there you Go,
Speaker 2: And Detroit detroit's troy is playing Well and cleveland all
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Speaker 2: that to get Back. The cup Took A. Stanley cup
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Speaker 2: That the Cubs in september first check It. OUT east
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Speaker 2: Play the. Cubs here how about this four games ending.
Speaker 2: The season they Got the cubs for Four in pittsburgh,
Speaker 2: for three Then at milwaukee the four here Against. The
Speaker 2: cubbies you like. That one that's When the reds will clinch,
Speaker 2: right there clinch? What something i'm, not sure but they're,
Speaker 2: gonna clinch, clinch something. Clinch something we need something to pick.
Speaker 2: Us up at least have got uc bearcut, football starting
Speaker 2: and we Got the we Got. The, bengels, yeah okay
Speaker 2: it's a little ways, away though meant got in a mini.
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Speaker 1: those three stars gets hurt the. Preseason Game If, joe,
Speaker 1: Burrow Oh, chase higgins one of those street, get.
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Speaker 1: he got a good. Offensive line you're not gonna get.
Speaker 1: Him hurt we'll see but whatever, they do it's that's.
Speaker 2: The key it's.
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Speaker 1: AND no, i, think yes. THAT'S ridiculous i have.
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Speaker 2: TO yeah i like, to snicker but we'll see. What
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Speaker 7: And?
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Speaker 1: too closely whether IT'S The r, Kelly SITUATION Surviving r
Speaker 1: kelly was just incredibly bad for.
Speaker 2: Those, WOMEN why i have.
Speaker 1: No idea NOW It's p diddy about, halfway through and
Speaker 1: Of Course ashley Banfield Of news nation has been. Following
Speaker 1: this there's no one in the nation better at following these,
Speaker 1: illegal cases Whether it's coleberger or whether IT.
Speaker 5: WAS.
Speaker 2: O j SIMPSON Or r KELLY.
Speaker 5: Or.
Speaker 1: P diddy then The Great ashley Banfield Of news nation
Speaker 1: Every night Monday. Through Friday, Ashley banfield welcome again To
Speaker 1: The Bill. Cunningham show so first, of all we're about.
Speaker 1: Halfway through can you tell the last. FEW days i
Speaker 1: watched some of the testimony of me as the, personal
Speaker 1: assistant found it all disgusting and then also what he
Speaker 1: puts so many. Women through at, this point do you
Speaker 1: think they've MADE, the rico which is the rocketeer influence
Speaker 1: and corruption organization which enhances the penalty? Or not is
Speaker 1: this a criminal Organization That pete diddy was?
Speaker 7: Involved, WITH bill i got to TELL you i thought
Speaker 7: they had reached the bar on day two and we're
Speaker 7: two weeks, INTO this i saw so many different crimes.
Speaker 7: Being highlighted that's the reco statute through. Witness testimony When
Speaker 7: just casey his ex girlfriends on the stand and she's
Speaker 7: the one who is just, given birth she was. Up
Speaker 7: there she was about the third witness on.
Speaker 5: Day two.
Speaker 7: It's astounding the number of things that are alleged.
Speaker 5: Against.
Speaker 7: P diddy but what most people keep arguing was that,
Speaker 7: it's abuse it's, domestic.
Speaker 5: Abuse and he's not charged.
Speaker 7: With that he's charged with what, you, said racketeering, sex
Speaker 7: trafficking and he's charged with them under the. Racketeering statute
Speaker 7: rockets like, you, said, racketeer influence.
Speaker 5: Corupt organization but the thing is.
Speaker 7: What you've got to look at instead is don't just
Speaker 7: look at.
Speaker 5: The abuse look.
Speaker 7: At how it happened and how it was. Carried out
Speaker 7: don't just look at the. Free costs look at how
Speaker 7: they were carried out and who allegedly was flown over
Speaker 7: state lines doing purposes of, illegal sex. Paid prostitution look
Speaker 7: at the number of times that it's alleged did he
Speaker 7: bribe somebody to pay them off to not say, a
Speaker 7: word keep, it quiet. Obstruct justice look at the number
Speaker 7: of times extortion. Is alleged how many times do You
Speaker 7: threaten i'm going to release sex tapes, Of you i'm.
Speaker 5: Going to have your, Parents fired i'm going to have.
Speaker 7: You fired there are all sorts of examples of predicate
Speaker 7: acts that fall under the reco statute that have been
Speaker 7: testified to over and over and.
Speaker 5: Over again so.
Speaker 1: What legal significance does assuming you, have rape assuming you
Speaker 1: have parts of fire bombing a alleged Boyfriend of cassie's
Speaker 1: car breaking into. His home the male escort testified that
Speaker 1: he WAS paid i think a couple thousand dollars to
Speaker 1: have Sex with cassie in, disgusting ways as DIRECTED By.
Speaker 1: P diddy why is the prosecution Going after rico when
Speaker 1: there's so many other offenses he committed they carry serious.
Speaker 7: JAIL time a lot of those offenses are far outside
Speaker 7: of the statute. OF limitations i mean that horrible tape
Speaker 7: that we all witness with our own eyes AND. That
Speaker 7: p diddy admitted to with his concession on social media
Speaker 7: that was, twenty sixteen or we're a long way out
Speaker 7: of a lot of the statutes. Of, limitation However, under
Speaker 7: rico what the prosecutors have to proof is that within
Speaker 7: a ten, year period the person who is responsible within
Speaker 7: an organization for using the resources of, the enterprise like
Speaker 7: somebody using his staff to carry out, a crime and
Speaker 7: the person did this pattern. Of behavior if they can,
Speaker 7: prove that then they've got him. On racketeering, you know
Speaker 7: you know as well as all your listeners know that
Speaker 7: this is the law creating in nineteen seventy to bring down, the,
Speaker 7: mob right big umbrella to get an organization or. Criminal
Speaker 7: enterprise but it also brings, down others.
Speaker 2: Like, YOU.
Speaker 7: Said, r kelly it's also brought down police officers that.
Speaker 7: Are corrupt you don't have to be in the mob
Speaker 7: making money to prove that it's, an, enterprise right it
Speaker 7: doesn't have to. Be money it just has to be
Speaker 7: a conspiracy of. Illegal planning and if somebody described it to,
Speaker 7: me once it could be a, golf game or you're
Speaker 7: out on the golf course and you're planning together with
Speaker 7: a group. OF people a lot of people, are, Saying
Speaker 7: no bill, is well where are? The conspirators where are
Speaker 7: all these people apparently within the corrupt organization with whom
Speaker 7: he planned these, Alleged crimes and, you wait so far
Speaker 7: a couple of them have already been on the stand
Speaker 7: and said that they took part. In this they went
Speaker 7: and got, the drugs they set up the illegal, free
Speaker 7: cough they set up these. Illegal activities but at least
Speaker 7: one so far an assistant has admitted that he was.
Speaker 7: Offered immunity he was. Given IMMUNITY and i, dare say
Speaker 7: when You See christina korum come up and take, the stand.
Speaker 5: She will do one of.
Speaker 7: Two things she, WILL say i plead the fifth protecting myself.
Speaker 5: Against, self incrimination.
Speaker 7: Or she will spew her guts out the threat that
Speaker 7: she's about to face the same Thing that, Diddie's FACING
Speaker 7: because i think they're probably going to offer her immunity
Speaker 7: for her testimony.
Speaker 5: So they can get the.
Speaker 1: Big fish as far as the evidence, so far some
Speaker 1: of the most disgusting aspects of human Behavior, involved cassie
Speaker 1: who he. FIRST met i think she was like nineteen.
Speaker 1: Years old he was about sixteen years. Her senior and
Speaker 1: this was a grooming that. Took place he promised her
Speaker 1: riches and gold and diamonds in, a career and over
Speaker 1: a period of time he broke down her resistance to
Speaker 1: any act that he wanted her to engage in for
Speaker 1: his own. Sexual predilections and of course the defense is
Speaker 1: saying this Is something, cassie wanted that this woman wanted
Speaker 1: to be brutalized and have multiple sex partners at the
Speaker 1: pleasure of p did he as he? Filmed it is
Speaker 1: that a viable defense, To, say cassie even though she
Speaker 1: just delivered her, third child and even though she broke
Speaker 1: down on the stand as any, woman would is it
Speaker 1: viable to say this is something she wanted and participated?
Speaker 7: In? Willingly sure and your multimillion dollar defense has to.
Speaker 7: That right, and boy has he got some money on that.
Speaker 7: Defense table and that's what they're trying. To do they're
Speaker 7: trying to frame this entire sexual relationship as, you, know
Speaker 7: kinky nothing more.
Speaker 5: Than kinky but the problem.
Speaker 7: Is is that witness after witnesses got up on. The
Speaker 7: stand and by, the way, just yesterday this witness under
Speaker 7: a Pseudonym, named mia was an assistant Who said cassie
Speaker 7: told her she didn't want to. Do this, oh god it's.
Speaker 7: Him again he wants to.
Speaker 5: DO this i.
Speaker 7: Have to and then the stylist from the day before
Speaker 7: got up on. The stand, SHE said i don't want to.
Speaker 7: Be here he was not a, hostile witness but he
Speaker 7: was not a. Happy witness he said over and, OVER
Speaker 7: again i told the government only what, they asked and.
Speaker 5: NO more i don't want to.
Speaker 7: Be here and he testified to multiple Instances of cassie
Speaker 7: having to be Hidden, from dibby not only because of,
Speaker 7: the beatings but because of the free coughs that. He
Speaker 7: said she testified she did not want to be a.
Speaker 7: Part of AND so i think you're just going to
Speaker 7: hear this parade of horrible's continue for a couple, of
Speaker 7: reasons for corroboration of the witnesses, before them and also
Speaker 7: to show the pattern pattern is required under the. Reco,
Speaker 7: statute SO like, i said in order to get all
Speaker 7: these witnesses to say that they were part, of this they.
Speaker 5: Watched it they were the security.
Speaker 7: That spirited, You know, cassie away or spirited other, witnesses
Speaker 7: Away Like capricorn clark who said she was.
Speaker 5: Kidnapped twice they're going.
Speaker 7: To have to put themselves in the stand and put
Speaker 7: themselves in grave danger of facing the same conspiracy charges
Speaker 7: unless the government gave them that, holy grail.
Speaker 2: That immunity one of the good pieces of evidence from
Speaker 2: the defense perspective and as a defense attorney of, YEARS
Speaker 2: past i understand you have to deal with the case you.
Speaker 1: Have is but when the hired, male escorts and these
Speaker 1: are like male, PORN stars i came. And testify one
Speaker 1: of them specifically said there was no Indication that cassie
Speaker 1: did not want this. To happen she seemed to. Enjoy
Speaker 1: it she had shall, we say pleasure in the performances
Speaker 1: of the male. Porn stars repeatedly there were many. Group
Speaker 1: sex she was worn out and. Kept going and each
Speaker 1: of them said that if there was any Indication from
Speaker 1: cassie that she didn't, WANT this i would, have stopped
Speaker 1: because they were well paid for their sex acts. On
Speaker 1: her that pe did he enjoyed and pleasured himself while
Speaker 1: it was going on and. Filmed it but was it
Speaker 1: effective to have these male porn stars and male escorts
Speaker 1: who were paid money say at no point did it
Speaker 1: Appear that cassie did not want this.
Speaker 2: TO happen.
Speaker 7: I think that that's a great point to, bring up
Speaker 7: because at ONE point i felt that the witness whose
Speaker 7: stage name Is, the punisher when he was on, the
Speaker 7: stand he definitely corroborated the setup of the free costs
Speaker 7: and the motus operandi of the, free, costs which, of
Speaker 7: course if your listeners, are wondering what the heck is a,
Speaker 7: free cost this Is where diddy would position himself in
Speaker 7: the corner of a hotel room and then order.
Speaker 5: The male escort.
Speaker 7: To have sexual Relations with cassy for his pleasure and his.
Speaker 5: Video viewing and that.
Speaker 7: PARTICULAR witness i found surprising because it did speak to.
Speaker 7: The defense but two things can be true at the, same,
Speaker 7: Time right you can enjoy a relationship with someone and
Speaker 7: love them and have wonderful dinners out and years, of
Speaker 7: happiness and be beaten to a pulp and have crimes committed.
Speaker 7: Against YOU so i Think what cassy was trying to
Speaker 7: listit in her testimony WAS that i was a willing
Speaker 7: PARTICIPANT when i started off this relationship, with him but
Speaker 7: the coercive control and the fear became so obscene there
Speaker 7: WAS nothing i could do to, avoid beatings AND so
Speaker 7: i went along. With everything and they have been exquisite
Speaker 7: the prosecutors in the way they have brought, out testimony
Speaker 7: corroborative testimony from multiple witnesses to show that the beatings,
Speaker 7: were regular they, were severe and they. Were vast they Went,
Speaker 7: beyond cassie they went to, the assistance they went to.
Speaker 7: The friends nobody was immune from the beatings unless they
Speaker 7: were Bigger.
Speaker 1: Than diddy, In fact mead testified that she was beaten
Speaker 1: and she STAYED. With p diddy after he raped her
Speaker 1: a few times and beat, her regularly and she did.
Speaker 2: Not leave and can you speak to many people don't.
Speaker 1: Understand that can you speak to that level of control
Speaker 1: THAT Either r KELLY This p diddy had over.
Speaker 2: These women. It's, unbelievable YEAH and.
Speaker 7: I think that we're certainly more savvy as a culture to.
Speaker 7: Domestic abuse and why let's just say wives stay with
Speaker 7: their abusive husbands. For decades it's the. Same principle there's
Speaker 7: a lot of hopelessness that's usually. Testified to there's a
Speaker 7: lot of FEAR if i leave. Them me there was
Speaker 7: this fear that many of these witnesses testified to that
Speaker 7: he will ruin me in, the industry And One capricorn
Speaker 7: clarke even testified she went to what she thought was
Speaker 7: an interview only to hear those on the other side
Speaker 7: of the table say you stay, off tough meaning he'd
Speaker 7: gotten to them and, he regularly according to, witness testimony threatened,
Speaker 7: their careers threatened that they'd, be finished and many of
Speaker 7: them said.
Speaker 5: They were when they, did.
Speaker 7: Leave they struggled financially and through unemployment because, he had,
Speaker 7: you know such control throughout. The industry by, the way
Speaker 7: there's also the. Financial CONTROL and i know we've all
Speaker 7: talked about this before in many of the cases that we've,
Speaker 7: all covered financial control. Is extraordinary cassie testified that she,
Speaker 7: had zero she, Had nothing she. Had everything everything that
Speaker 7: she had and lived in was paid for and controlled
Speaker 7: and in the Name. Of biddy so the testimony that
Speaker 7: came yesterday showed the financial control. In action mia Testified
Speaker 7: that ditty would regularly withdraw these perks, of, living, car apartment, credit,
Speaker 7: cards money, literally everything and went further and would withdraw.
Speaker 7: Professional success i'm not releasing. Your album i'm going to.
Speaker 7: Ruin you i'm going to.
Speaker 5: Bury that and one of, THE.
Speaker 7: Testimonies i think It Was, deontay nash, the stylists said
Speaker 7: that maybe ten percent of the Music that cassie actually
Speaker 7: produced in the time she Was with ditty.
Speaker 5: Was released she had a ten. Record deal one record was.
Speaker 1: Released lastly about the big names that have, Not testified
Speaker 1: there were rumors a few weeks ago that the, bigger
Speaker 1: names big names in music will, come forward and we've
Speaker 1: not heard. That yet is that? A failure is that?
Speaker 1: A success was that media reports based? On nothing as,
Speaker 1: you Know some beyonce and of course her husband, were
Speaker 1: mentioned but nothing's come. Of that and because of the threats, of.
Speaker 1: Lawsuits etc are there any? Bigger names i'm not sure
Speaker 1: there were bigger names and MUSIC Than p diddy at.
Speaker 2: His peak but what happened in these other?
Speaker 1: Big names and Like A jeffrey, epstein situation who they
Speaker 1: had the? Big NAMES and i don't know where the
Speaker 1: tapes are Of That lolita island or who was involved and?
Speaker 1: Not involved not sure about that, One either but where
Speaker 1: are the big names other than OTHER Than, p diddy
Speaker 1: which is at.
Speaker 5: The, top yeah it's a.
Speaker 7: Good question in the, Rap World kid cutty is a
Speaker 7: big name and he. Featured prominently he was a Boyfriend.
Speaker 7: Of cassie she was trying To leave diddy move On
Speaker 7: To kid Cuddy And kid cutty found his torch blown
Speaker 7: up in his in a driveway and his house, broken
Speaker 7: Into with diddy on the phone inside saying he was.
Speaker 7: In there so the course of control went beyond allegedly
Speaker 7: went beyond, the.
Speaker 5: Women but the. Big names TWO things i can speak.
Speaker 7: To here prosecutors have kept witness list under wraps and
Speaker 7: they only released the names a day or two and
Speaker 7: sometimes the mourning of and the prevailing was in there
Speaker 7: so that there would be no coercion of, any witnesses
Speaker 7: so that there could be no sporting, of perjury any
Speaker 7: kind of control. Over witnesses witnesses already, have disappeared said
Speaker 7: that they weren't going, to testify would respond, To prosecutors
Speaker 7: so that there's one that's one reason we may not
Speaker 7: know who's.
Speaker 5: Coming up and there may very well be some.
Speaker 7: Big names but as for the parade of all the
Speaker 7: celebrities who are going to, be ruined that, you know
Speaker 7: came under this parlor game that usually ensues when there's a. Gag,
Speaker 7: order right whenever you have, secret justice people. Just wonder
Speaker 7: and that's one of the real pitfalls of. Secret justice
Speaker 7: that may be a product of the secret justice is
Speaker 7: that there were so MANY massive a list parties that
Speaker 7: did he held and they.
Speaker 5: Were free they were naked people in the pool Drinking
Speaker 5: cham we saw the photos.
Speaker 7: Of that maybe that was conflated with what the government
Speaker 7: says is the actual forced labor and illegal prostitution which
Speaker 7: came in what they are describing as these private free
Speaker 7: Cuffs where CASSIE and i believe others who will come
Speaker 7: forward in witness testimony in the next. Few weeks we're
Speaker 7: forced to Perform for diddy and, you know cater to
Speaker 7: his every. Sexual predilection no.
Speaker 2: One does it better.
Speaker 1: Than You, ashley banfield thanks for coming, on again and
Speaker 1: maybe we'll check in with you near the end of,
Speaker 1: the trial which might be another three to, five weeks
Speaker 1: and there's more bombshells. Out there and once Again The
Speaker 1: ashley Bandfield Of. News nation thanks for coming On The Bill.
Speaker 1: Cunningham show, Thank, You.
Speaker 5: Ashley thank you always. A, Pleasure bill god.
Speaker 1: Bless, you allright let's continue with more news next at
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Speaker 1: Reporting on Belichick And. Jordan Hudson that simmons, is saying
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Speaker 2: IT when i. See it How? About marte how are
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