Speaker 1: Bill cunning in the Great America. Welcome this drippy, rainy,
Speaker 1: somewhat pulled a bit cloudy Friday afternoon. Temperatures will get
Speaker 1: better later on, but until then, Cheri Paulo and Karen
Speaker 1: Johnson to the Power of five been doing stories on
Speaker 1: these high end burglaries taking place by Chilean gangs. And
Speaker 1: from a previous guest I had on from the FBI
Speaker 1: about six seven months ago, there's as many as one
Speaker 1: hundred of these gangs operating in America and the membership
Speaker 1: is ten to twenty in each crew, and they identify
Speaker 1: it's really it's really almost industrial strength burglary taking place
Speaker 1: because of an app and of course Karen Johnson and
Speaker 1: Shari Polo it's Channel Fizman on this the last several days.
Speaker 1: And first of all, Shari po Pololo, welcome to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And Shari, how are you hey there?
Speaker 2: Willy good afternoons to you, hey, thanks for calling me
Speaker 2: about this one. You know, this is a story that
Speaker 2: Karen john since has been working on for weeks and
Speaker 2: weeks now and it all really of course got on
Speaker 2: our radar when you know Joe Burrow's home was broken
Speaker 2: into back in December, and so Karen started doing a
Speaker 2: ton of digging. I mean, she has more interviews in
Speaker 2: fact and videos and documents that she's going to be
Speaker 2: getting here in the next few days, and I think
Speaker 2: there's going to be an even bigger follow up. But
Speaker 2: essentially Burrow's house is broken into, and when she starts
Speaker 2: looking into this and finds out that, yes, in Clark County,
Speaker 2: these four guys were arrested suspected in other crimes. They
Speaker 2: were arrested in Clark County. They were suspected of breaking
Speaker 2: into other high end homes. We're talking, as you were saying,
Speaker 2: Wellly Indian Hill, Mason, Montgomery, South Lebanon. But she started
Speaker 2: finding out that this is a bigger, potentially bigger crime ring.
Speaker 2: They actually call it burglary Forests and they say that
Speaker 2: it's an organized crime ring that's been happening for quite
Speaker 2: some time now. Yes, professional athletes have been targeted Burrows,
Speaker 2: one of them, Patrick Mahomes, I think, Travis Kelsey, Bobby
Speaker 2: portis that they're linking to this group. I think they
Speaker 2: have thirteen that they're looking at so far, thirteen different people.
Speaker 2: But essentially they come in through Chile. So this is
Speaker 2: some sort of South American fest group. They call them,
Speaker 2: actually they have a name for it now, they call
Speaker 2: them burglary tourists because they come in acting as if
Speaker 2: they're going to be tourists, but then they're hitting up
Speaker 2: high end homes and you know, it's quite frightening, and
Speaker 2: I think, you know a lot of times the people
Speaker 2: whose homes get ransacked, they don't want to be identified.
Speaker 2: They don't want their information out there. They don't even
Speaker 2: want in the police report the items that we're stolen,
Speaker 2: and we're talking, you know, very expensive purses, watches, that
Speaker 2: sort of thing. The police are looking to see if
Speaker 2: in fact, these guys and this group are the same
Speaker 2: people who've been breaking into people's homes across Greater Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: And of course Shoe Burrow, I think the passer who
Speaker 1: had on a Bengals hat a cap, and he also
Speaker 1: in the back of it in Lsu, Jersey, there was
Speaker 1: a clue Sherlock that possibly it was connected. And one
Speaker 1: of the great things he said was we're going to Florida,
Speaker 1: and they were heading north on I seventy five trying
Speaker 1: to get to Florida. That's going to take a while.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, yeah.
Speaker 2: You know, clearly these guys were not prepared, and if
Speaker 2: you look at the video, it almost looks like initially
Speaker 2: that the officer is going to let them off. These
Speaker 2: officers had been seeking them out, they were following them.
Speaker 2: They thought that these were the guys who broke into
Speaker 2: Burrow's house. So when they pull them over, they act like,
Speaker 2: you know, okay, hey, I'm pulling you over for a
Speaker 2: minor traffic violation. Well then they smell weed, and so
Speaker 2: there's reason to search the car. The one guy's wearing
Speaker 2: a Bengals hat and yes, they say they're going to Florida,
Speaker 2: but they're heading north. And then on top of it,
Speaker 2: in the back of his car they found an LSU jersey,
Speaker 2: I believe. But when they ransacked the car, you know,
Speaker 2: search the car, they also found one of these picks
Speaker 2: that are used to break glass, right, so uh yeah,
Speaker 2: these guys, Yeah, these guys are now charged and they're
Speaker 2: looking to see if they're connected to several others. The
Speaker 2: thing is, you know, they're really they're really good at this, right,
Speaker 2: I mean, they're professionals, they've been police believe they've been
Speaker 2: doing this for quite some time. They tend to kind
Speaker 2: of have look for the same thing. They look for
Speaker 2: homes that are, you know, kind of tucked away, backed
Speaker 2: up against us hill side, maybe a golf course, a
Speaker 2: wooded area. They end up busting through either sliding like
Speaker 2: the sliding glass doors, sometimes the master bedroom, and they're
Speaker 2: in and out of there within five minutes. You know,
Speaker 2: the officers who Karen Johnson talked to say, they grab everything.
Speaker 2: You know, they can't have anything of high value, of course, diamonds, pearls, gold, cuplinks.
Speaker 2: They found really expensive watches and handbags, and they're in
Speaker 2: and out of there within minutes, so that you know,
Speaker 2: by the time the alarm company calls, nobody answers, or
Speaker 2: you know that you know, the homeowner says, yet maybe
Speaker 2: something happened. By the time police get there, they're already gone.
Speaker 2: And then they even use these sort of interceptors, this
Speaker 2: type of technology that can mess up kind of police
Speaker 2: radio calls. And so this is very sophisticated and high end,
Speaker 2: and I think police are just now starting to get
Speaker 2: a grasp of how big of a deal this is.
Speaker 1: And as FBI agent told me that they can, they'll
Speaker 1: use cameras and trees to see who's there. They go
Speaker 1: online to find out who this person is. I think
Speaker 1: with Joe Burry, you may not have to do that.
Speaker 1: But the two incidents I'm aware of an Indian hill,
Speaker 1: the guy lost about a million dollars in expensive watches
Speaker 1: and jewelry, and there was a camera found in a tree.
Speaker 1: The window was on the second floor in the back
Speaker 1: of the wooded area, and they open the window was
Speaker 1: gone within five or six minutes. They have a limit
Speaker 1: of time they can go in there. They assume the
Speaker 1: cloaking device may not work, so rangers are going to
Speaker 1: show up. And then, because he was in Florida for
Speaker 1: in the next two months, the house pipes frozen, the
Speaker 1: house water broke, all the ruined the whole house, and
Speaker 1: the guy saying what in the hell, and the and
Speaker 1: the misses won't go back to the home. She said
Speaker 1: she is scared to death about what's going to happen.
Speaker 1: One good thing, the FBI agent told me that these
Speaker 1: these burglary tourists from Chili are instructed do not hurt anyone,
Speaker 1: do not shoot anyone, do not fight with anyone, run
Speaker 1: away because they want to keep it below a certain
Speaker 1: level of interest by the rangers. But how one thing
Speaker 1: your story had was that when these items are taken,
Speaker 1: generally they're shipped back. In other words, they use FedEx
Speaker 1: or somewhere else to get to explain how that happens.
Speaker 1: They send the packages back to San Diego Chili.
Speaker 2: Basically, these these the guys doing the break ins dirty work.
Speaker 2: They're not the ones really capitalizing on all of these
Speaker 2: high end goods that are that are taken. They send
Speaker 2: them back, so basically their their bosses, right, They're just
Speaker 2: getting paid to be the burglars. And again, as you
Speaker 2: were saying, Willie, I was going to mention that that
Speaker 2: thank goodness and thank goodness for your friend who their
Speaker 2: home was broken into. None of these have been violent.
Speaker 2: They didn't have any weapons on them anything like that,
Speaker 2: because obviously it takes it to a different level. As
Speaker 2: far as charges. You know, right now they're not facing
Speaker 2: We're not talking about major charges where you know, someone
Speaker 2: was shot or someone was injured in the process of this.
Speaker 2: They're just you know, charged with selonies of breaking into
Speaker 2: homes and stealing high end goods.
Speaker 1: And Joe Burrow's case, there was a call from the
Speaker 1: influencer who was there to influence them a little bit,
Speaker 1: and she called her mother in New York City, who
Speaker 1: then called nine to one one. Did that burglary take
Speaker 1: place with a person in the home and deputy sheriffs
Speaker 1: in the driveway?
Speaker 2: That that is what we understand, Yes, that's that his
Speaker 2: girlfriend or friend was in fact in the house. It
Speaker 2: was her mom who called nine one one because she
Speaker 2: was concerned, obviously for her daughter. And she's the one
Speaker 2: that you hear on the nine on one call saying,
Speaker 2: you know, this was that Joe Burrow's home. You know,
Speaker 2: what our sources are saying is that because of the
Speaker 2: break ins that had already happened at Patrick Mahomes, Charvis
Speaker 2: Kelsey bodied Horse's home, that Joe Burrow was concerned that
Speaker 2: his house could be a target. It's very tucked away,
Speaker 2: you know, gated property and backs up again to a hillside.
Speaker 2: And they are sources say that, yes, there was security
Speaker 2: out front, but they came in through the back, and
Speaker 2: that well, or they just didn't even know that there
Speaker 2: was a deputy you know, out there for protection. But
Speaker 2: you know, of course, you know, neighbors and such have
Speaker 2: said to us that, well, of course they're not going
Speaker 2: to come through the front. Door, you know that there
Speaker 2: were security that would be needed. But yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm who knows if they knew that there was a
Speaker 2: deputy out front or not here or there. That deputy
Speaker 2: didn't hear what was going on. That's how you know,
Speaker 2: quick and good these guys are. And they probably didn't
Speaker 2: even know that. They're assuming everybody's gone because he was
Speaker 2: on a road trip that.
Speaker 1: He was playing in Dallas and the weather was cold
Speaker 1: and the sheriff. I was told, the deputy sheriff is
Speaker 1: on the driveway with the windows up and he was
Speaker 1: listening to the radio and unless you get out and
Speaker 1: every now and then you get up walk around. But
Speaker 1: you know, uh, that was that was the duty.
Speaker 2: And I actually have a girlfriend who was visiting one
Speaker 2: of Burrow's neighbors the day before and saw the you know,
Speaker 2: cruiser and said, what's going on? Is everything okay over there?
Speaker 2: So you know there was some sort of police presence,
Speaker 2: but unfortunately it didn't work in North this time.
Speaker 1: It takes a lot of guts to do that in
Speaker 1: that circumstance during the evening hours. But nonetheless, these four
Speaker 1: guys arrested. They're staying in Clark County and they're not
Speaker 1: going to talk. I assume they don't relate who their
Speaker 1: bosses are. They don't do that. They're told back in
Speaker 1: Chile that if you don't do these things, or if
Speaker 1: you turn us in, we're going to kill your family.
Speaker 1: Your mom, your dad, et cetera are going to get killed.
Speaker 1: So these guys are char Wese, are useful. They get
Speaker 1: this very small cut of whatever they take and the
Speaker 1: rest of it goes back to the bosses. And it's
Speaker 1: extremely lucrative. I mean we're talking millions and millions of
Speaker 1: dollars and the APP. I believe the APP has now
Speaker 1: been terminated by the Trumpster. But anyone who wants to
Speaker 1: come into the country can say, I'm a tourist. I
Speaker 1: want to go to the Grand Canyon, you know, I
Speaker 1: want to check out to Wall Street, I want to
Speaker 1: go to Chicago, and we willingly grant visas for businessmen
Speaker 1: are coming here or surgery are coming here for a vacation.
Speaker 1: And at this point, according to Tom Homan, there's over
Speaker 1: a million people in the country whoever stayed their visa.
Speaker 1: Now there was a visa expires and they still stay
Speaker 1: here and no one's looking for him. But now someone's
Speaker 1: looking for him. And so if you have a high
Speaker 1: end home like a Tony Bender, what would be your
Speaker 1: point what do you do?
Speaker 3: Do you?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I think I think really the point here is
Speaker 2: and by the way, I should mention that we do
Speaker 2: know that the south West Ohioberg Worry Task Force, which
Speaker 2: is led by the Attorney General's Office, you know, they're
Speaker 2: trying to gain ground on this crime ring. We think
Speaker 2: that there are many more cases that they're looking into
Speaker 2: that are involved. We ask the agent, you know, can
Speaker 2: you give us a number. They would not tell us
Speaker 2: how many, But I mean oftentimes what we find is
Speaker 2: they're not saying anything right now because it's just like
Speaker 2: these break ins that we're seeing where they're very sophisticated.
Speaker 2: Stolen cars are used to plow through pawn shops, gunshots
Speaker 2: and you know, see one hundred guns and one swite.
Speaker 2: My ats sources have said, you know, again, they think
Speaker 2: there are many people involved in those break ins and
Speaker 2: they don't want to put all of the information out
Speaker 2: there because they're trying to test these guys, you know,
Speaker 2: just just like we didn't know that they were surveying
Speaker 2: the four guys they ended up arresting arresting rather for
Speaker 2: Joe Burrows case, and then we find out, well, well
Speaker 2: that was just one and they're only getting attention because
Speaker 2: they're athletes, star athletes. But really there are so many
Speaker 2: more families around Greater Cincinnati who's home and whose privacy
Speaker 2: has been invaded, you know, their security shattered. So I
Speaker 2: think this is just kind of a tip of the iceberg.
Speaker 1: Well, possibly with Trump and the White Houses may be
Speaker 1: alleviated a little bit, but if you're a tourist, it's
Speaker 1: automatic to come into the country to tour around the country.
Speaker 1: I don't know how you stop tourism from coming in here.
Speaker 1: I don't know how that works. But that's just another problem.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Lastly, we have a terrible circumstance, and there's always a
Speaker 1: connection to Cincinnati. Elizabeth Ann Keyes and Madera heist on
Speaker 1: a thirty third birthday with this terrible collision over the
Speaker 1: skies of the Potomac River in Washington, d C. And
Speaker 1: it kind of talks about the fragility of human life.
Speaker 1: She's beginning life, she's a Madeira grad, she goes to Tufts,
Speaker 1: goes to Georgetown, doing everything right, and literally on her
Speaker 1: birthday she's landing in Washington, Reagan International. She's probably thirty
Speaker 1: seconds from landing. All is good, and then all of
Speaker 1: a sudden she meets her maker. And this kind of
Speaker 1: speaks itself to the fragility of human life.
Speaker 2: You no, I think every single one of us when
Speaker 2: we saw that video on Wednesday night, you just knew
Speaker 2: it wasn't going to be good. I mean, who can
Speaker 2: survive an explosion like that comting into a river. So
Speaker 2: that's fear. That's why we you know, we we've been,
Speaker 2: you know, covering this story NonStop. Sixty seven people killed,
Speaker 2: and we all looked at each other and said, oh
Speaker 2: my gosh, you just know there are local people who
Speaker 2: were on that fly either. You know. We ended up
Speaker 2: finding out also that the black Hawks pilot is has
Speaker 2: family from all over Greater Cincinnati. My going for Mike
Speaker 2: Dartists actually talked with Elizabeth Key's mother yesterday last night,
Speaker 2: and I tell you what, when Mike said this word
Speaker 2: to me, it gave me chills. She said to him,
Speaker 2: as you can imagine, you know, we are incoherent right now.
Speaker 2: And I thought that was such a powerful word that
Speaker 2: you can't even imagine losing your child. She's just starting
Speaker 2: our life on her birthday, by the way, thirty three
Speaker 2: years old. She's about to land, and she's one of
Speaker 2: the sixty seven people who did not get to go
Speaker 2: home to their families. And we heard from another man,
Speaker 2: mister Lane, who you know, was you know, had heard
Speaker 2: from his wife and his son who were on that flight.
Speaker 2: He was one of the US skaters and it was
Speaker 2: about to land twenty seconds before landing or something like that.
Speaker 2: Then he said, I thought it landed, you know, because
Speaker 2: the phone showed it, and then you know, he never
Speaker 2: got that follow up call, and it just rips your
Speaker 2: heart out. I mean, it seems like this could have
Speaker 2: been so preventable. Obviously, the FBI's still looking into this
Speaker 2: and trying to figure out was it an air traffic
Speaker 2: control error, was it a pilot error, was it a
Speaker 2: training mission gone wrong. There are so many things that
Speaker 2: they're still looking into right now. But you see that video,
Speaker 2: and then you see other videos that have now surfaced
Speaker 2: and that people have sent us from recent flights in
Speaker 2: that same airport or other airports, where they're saying I
Speaker 2: felt something similar. I mean, somebody sent us a video where,
Speaker 2: you know, a week or so ago, they're landing at
Speaker 2: Reagan National and there are multiple helicopters around, and they're
Speaker 2: thinking that's very safe.
Speaker 1: It's not good. And I got the same videos from
Speaker 1: pilots from American airlines and it's regular to have hundreds
Speaker 1: of helos in the air at certain altitudes, and I
Speaker 1: would like to think that that can be corrected. But
Speaker 1: the pilot was at the wrong altitude. The helo was
Speaker 1: at the wrong altitude. Incomplete instructions from air traffic Control
Speaker 1: the ATC center was you have a regional jet and there,
Speaker 1: and the pilot looked at the one jet that the
Speaker 1: brighter one. He said, I got it, and he did
Speaker 1: not look at the other jet. And there wasn't specificity
Speaker 1: from air traffic control about which is the regional jet
Speaker 1: to look out for. And then they had night vision
Speaker 1: goggles on, allegedly, which takes away your peripheral vision. And
Speaker 1: this many have said. I listen to Jay Ratliffe and
Speaker 1: others who say, you know, basically that this could have
Speaker 1: happened a lot other times, because we had so many
Speaker 1: near misses and this was not unusual, except this time
Speaker 1: they came together in space at the right time. But
Speaker 1: sure that pilot said.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've got eyes on him, but he was looking
Speaker 2: at the wrong the wrong plane. An our, by the way,
Speaker 2: woman messaged me last night, emailed me. I'm not going
Speaker 2: to give her name. She said, her son is a
Speaker 2: new air traffic controller.
Speaker 3: Look.
Speaker 2: For the last couple of years, we've done stories about
Speaker 2: the difficulty of getting qualified air traffic controllers. She said
Speaker 2: during her son's training process and waiting for assessment that
Speaker 2: they learned that the last few classes of these air
Speaker 2: traffic controllers have scored much lower than previous years. So
Speaker 2: she said, in her quote to me, what it appears
Speaker 2: that they need warm bodies to fill those chairs.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: Look again, there is so much that needs to be done.
Speaker 2: I hate being that reporter who's guessing prematurely. It's why
Speaker 2: these investigations take so long. But seems to be multiple problems,
Speaker 2: and there were potentially multiple errors that night.
Speaker 1: Sure we have to run, but the helos, the helicopters
Speaker 1: have now been banned. FAA has taken action a few
Speaker 1: minutes ago to say those helicopters will not fly in
Speaker 1: those areas anymore until further notice. And that's a positive.
Speaker 1: But let's keep it going. Saria Puello, you're a great
Speaker 1: American and once again, thank you for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you SHREI talking to Willie.
Speaker 3: Have a good day.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Ill Let's continue with more so I'm
Speaker 1: sure Pete Heseth an others said, let's stop the helos
Speaker 1: from filing it to flying till we find out more things.
Speaker 1: And once again we want to offer condolences to the
Speaker 1: family of Elizabeth Ann Keyes a lot of great life
Speaker 1: and it very prematurely. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred
Speaker 1: WULW HI Billy Cunningham, the great American of course. Bernie Marino,
Speaker 1: Senator Bernie Marino is now the senior Senator from the
Speaker 1: state of Ohio, and one of his first acts in
Speaker 1: the Congress and the Senate was to introduce a piece
Speaker 1: of legislation to reform the crackdown, to reform the immigration system,
Speaker 1: especially when it comes to asylum claims. And once again, Senator,
Speaker 1: now Senator Bernie Marino, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Senator,
Speaker 1: first of all, can you explain to the American people
Speaker 1: what is the asylum system we currently have? Then we'll
Speaker 1: get into your bill that changes it. But what do
Speaker 1: we currently have relative to asylum.
Speaker 3: So this is a great place to start because I
Speaker 3: think most Americans would be appalled to learn the way
Speaker 3: our laws are currently written. So today, the way it works,
Speaker 3: if you're a migrant anywhere on Earth, you can come
Speaker 3: and cross our riverie legally, jump over a wall, illegally
Speaker 3: enter this country, and the minute you're about to get arrested,
Speaker 3: you raise your hand and claim to be a refugee,
Speaker 3: get asylum. Biden would then take those people, fly them
Speaker 3: to anywhere they wanted, sometimes on first class house them,
Speaker 3: feed them, provide them healthcare, and then keep them in
Speaker 3: the country for up to six or seven years before
Speaker 3: they had a claim heard before judges that are you
Speaker 3: really a refugee? Total insanity. That's the way it works today.
Speaker 3: About twelve million people claimed asylum during Joe Biden's four
Speaker 3: years in office and senator.
Speaker 1: The human traffickers have a card. They struct the so
Speaker 1: called migrants what to say and so America as the law,
Speaker 1: you can request asylum if you suffered persecution or fear
Speaker 1: of persecution in their homeland because of their race, religion, nationality,
Speaker 1: or membership in a social group of political opinion. So
Speaker 1: we have a you just raise your hand and says,
Speaker 1: I fear persecution in Nicaragua because of my political opinion.
Speaker 1: Those are the magic words you get to stay. Do
Speaker 1: I have that right?
Speaker 3: You have it exactly right. And the drug cartels know it.
Speaker 3: And they're making tens of billions of dollars trafficking humans
Speaker 3: to our border. And they say, I thought were firsthand.
Speaker 3: I was at the border. You saw these people come
Speaker 3: across acito acito acido because they and I even asked them,
Speaker 3: do you know what that means? And they said no,
Speaker 3: We're just told to say that word.
Speaker 1: And then once that word is expressed, all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: I backs off. And then what happens at that point
Speaker 1: if someone says asylum, I fear persecution because of my
Speaker 1: political opinion, say it in Spanish? What happens at that moment?
Speaker 3: Currently, they hit the lottery, they get a new set
Speaker 3: of clothes, they get a free cell phone, they get
Speaker 3: an airline ticket anywhere they want America. When they get
Speaker 3: to a sanctuary city like New York City or Chicago,
Speaker 3: they get free housing, luxury hotel rooms at the cost
Speaker 3: of six grand per month per room, free food, free healthcare,
Speaker 3: free education. Biden wanted to give them sex change operations
Speaker 3: by the way, they wanted that too, total insanity. And
Speaker 3: so our bill absolutely gets rid of all that and says,
Speaker 3: if you cross illegally, you forfeit your right to claim
Speaker 3: its island forever. We immediately return you. You have to
Speaker 3: come through a legal port of entry, and when you
Speaker 3: claim asylum, you have to wait in Mexico while we
Speaker 3: hear your claim. And look, this is common sense, and
Speaker 3: I'm hoping we get a lot of support, even from
Speaker 3: some of the non nutty Democrats.
Speaker 1: We have millions of cases pending, and then by the
Speaker 1: time you get a hearing, which is three, four, five, six, seven,
Speaker 1: maybe ten years from now. By the time you get it,
Speaker 1: you've kind of incorporated yourself into the country. And then
Speaker 1: how many what percent of these cases are successful? I
Speaker 1: hear numbers less than one percent? What less than one percent?
Speaker 1: And then what happens at that point, Like right now,
Speaker 1: we have one point four million who have gone through
Speaker 1: the deportation process and they've lost and they refuse to
Speaker 1: leave the country. So this is on top exactly, all right,
Speaker 1: So you're explained to the American people, Senator Bernie Marino,
Speaker 1: what would your bill do?
Speaker 3: Somebody crosses the river, or goes over a wall, or
Speaker 3: in any way comes to this country illegally, we document
Speaker 3: who you are, you forfeit your right to claim it
Speaker 3: silent for life, and we immediately return you to the
Speaker 3: other country that you just came from. If you come
Speaker 3: to a legal port of entry, we document who you are,
Speaker 3: get the rationale that you want us to follow us
Speaker 3: to why you're asylum seeker. You then wait in the
Speaker 3: previous country until we adjudicate your claim. Ninety nine percent
Speaker 3: of the time it's going to be a fake claim,
Speaker 3: and the one percent, the one in one hundred chance
Speaker 3: it's actually a refugee, we will let you into the
Speaker 3: country and welcome you the way we should based on
Speaker 3: international treaties, very simple law. It's going to cut down
Speaker 3: our border crossings dramatically and have refugees, true refugees not
Speaker 3: have to wait in line behind millions of fake refugees,
Speaker 3: and then have true people who want to come into
Speaker 3: this country for economic reasons not get dumped ahead of
Speaker 3: by people who are claiming falsely asylum. So it brings
Speaker 3: some common sense and sensibility to our border system.
Speaker 1: So if an asylum seeker goes into a legal port
Speaker 1: of entry and says I'm here, I'm presenting myself. I've
Speaker 1: been persecuted in Afghanistan or whatever. You say, Okay, identify here,
Speaker 1: this is who you are. Great, leave the country and
Speaker 1: you'll be in line for a hearing. On the other hand,
Speaker 1: if you come into the country illegally and you're caught
Speaker 1: and then you shipped back to your country of origin,
Speaker 1: in which case you can't apply for asylum in the future,
Speaker 1: do I have that right?
Speaker 3: Correct? For life? And in that first scenario, by the way,
Speaker 3: we're going to follow the law. So this looks even crazier.
Speaker 3: The current law says we have to ad unicate these
Speaker 3: claims within one hundred and eighty days, and as you
Speaker 3: correctly pointed out, we're giving court dates that are five
Speaker 3: to six seven years out, so we're violating our own
Speaker 3: laws by getting rid of all these fate claims. We're
Speaker 3: actually going to follow the law and get this done quickly.
Speaker 3: So if you're a true refugee, somebody that truly is
Speaker 3: being persecuted, you have a safe place to come to
Speaker 3: in America. We hear your claim within one hundred and
Speaker 3: eighty days. But during that period of time, though, let
Speaker 3: me stress this again. You're not paroled into the country.
Speaker 3: You're waiting in Mexico or Canada or the safe country
Speaker 3: that you came from until we absolute you determine that
Speaker 3: you have a valid claim.
Speaker 1: Senator Bernie Marin Oval High, what do you do with
Speaker 1: the pending case? What do you do with the more
Speaker 1: than one million persons in America today right now as
Speaker 1: we speak, who are making an asilent claim and they
Speaker 1: have a hearing date in twenty thirty one, and they're
Speaker 1: on the taxpayer dol. What do you do with the
Speaker 1: millions of people already here.
Speaker 3: We're doing it now, We've been doing it since President
Speaker 3: Trump got inugur got inaugurated. We're going to deport them.
Speaker 3: If you're here in this country illegally, you follow the
Speaker 3: fake claim, you enter the country, and correctly, we're going
Speaker 3: to deport you. We did that with Columbia over the weekend.
Speaker 3: You saw that dust up. Columbia massively disrespected America. We
Speaker 3: showed them that that's not something that America will tolerate. Interestingly,
Speaker 3: the president of Columbia said, well, when Biden was president,
Speaker 3: this is what I did. Well, Biden's not president anymore.
Speaker 3: There's a new sheriff and down his name is President
Speaker 3: Donald J. Trump. We're not going to put up with
Speaker 3: this nonsense anymore. We we're going to do something very
Speaker 3: very simple. We want the mayor of Cincinnati, we want
Speaker 3: the governor of Ohio. We want every elected official in
Speaker 3: America to put the interests of American citizens above all else.
Speaker 3: And if they stand in the way, if they defend
Speaker 3: and prevent illegal criminal aliens, they will have legal personal
Speaker 3: jeopardy and we will go after them. We're not playing around.
Speaker 3: If you're in this country illegally, you're going to be deported,
Speaker 3: period of course.
Speaker 1: In the city of Chicago, the city of Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: the city of Denver, the city of Cincinnati. Here after
Speaker 1: have Perevald the mayor said the Cincinnati, the city thereof
Speaker 1: is a sanctuary city and that the local police will
Speaker 1: not cooperate with ICE. And then we had Sergeant Ken Kober,
Speaker 1: head of the FOP union, says, oh, yes we will,
Speaker 1: because that's our job. We work with them, they work
Speaker 1: with us. If we need backup the FBI, the ICE
Speaker 1: is there. If they need backup, we're going to be there.
Speaker 1: And so what do you tell Senator to a police
Speaker 1: officer whose employer and might be in the city of Chicago,
Speaker 1: says you can't do that, but the cop does it
Speaker 1: because it's his oath.
Speaker 3: Then what happens, Well, the police officer is doing his job,
Speaker 3: is going to continue to do his job and follow
Speaker 3: the law. Look, if Appab wants to make the case
Speaker 3: as to why his job is to protect criminal illegals
Speaker 3: in his city, he won't be the first. He probably
Speaker 3: won't be the last elected official. Unfortunately in Cincinnati that
Speaker 3: ends up in prison because obstructing federal investigations, blocking law
Speaker 3: enforcement activities that are lawful is a felony, and he
Speaker 3: will be prosecuted. I hope it doesn't come to that.
Speaker 3: I hope that he actually realizes that in his job
Speaker 3: description is the lookout for the people of Cincinnati who
Speaker 3: are here legally as immigrants or who are American citizens.
Speaker 3: It's not that complicated, and that's what I expect him
Speaker 3: to do, in every elected official in Ohio to do,
Speaker 3: Otherwise they're going to see serious problems.
Speaker 1: A couple issues left. You were born in Bogata, Columbia
Speaker 1: in nineteen sixty seven, So this is personal to you,
Speaker 1: isn't it.
Speaker 3: It is because you know what. My family had to
Speaker 3: wait in line. My relatives who want to come to
Speaker 3: America are currently waiting in line to come to this
Speaker 3: great country. And the fact that this country rewards people
Speaker 3: who skip that line is infuriating. It's not right, it's
Speaker 3: not fair, and we have to stop the madness. Look,
Speaker 3: this country deserves to decide who comes here and who doesn't.
Speaker 3: We are a sovereign nation with a secure border. That's
Speaker 3: what was adjudicated on November fifth. They expect President Trump
Speaker 3: to deliver that on that. They expect me to deliver
Speaker 3: on that promise. And just know that that's what I'm
Speaker 3: here doing every single day.
Speaker 1: As far as churches and schools, of course, the media
Speaker 1: and the Democrats won't run toward churches and schools automatically.
Speaker 1: Would this Act of yours authorize permitter allow ice officials
Speaker 1: to go into churches and schools.
Speaker 3: We don't need additional legislation to allow them do that. Look,
Speaker 3: if I commit a crime in Cincinnati, I rob a bank,
Speaker 3: can I go to Saint John's the Baptist and hide No?
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: Exactly, if I murder somebody, can I go to a
Speaker 3: school and hide? No? So, Look, we don't need any
Speaker 3: more legislation around doing the right thing. If you're a
Speaker 3: criminal in this country, there's no place that you're saved
Speaker 3: from law enforcement. We're going to catch you, We're going
Speaker 3: to find you, and you're going to be punished. And
Speaker 3: if you're an illegal alien in this country, you will
Speaker 3: one hundred percent be deported. In some cases, I think
Speaker 3: Cantonnimo Bay, if you're a really hard and criminal in
Speaker 3: your home country, won't take.
Speaker 1: You as far as DACA, which is those are the
Speaker 1: kids brought here by parents. Many times in tender years,
Speaker 1: President Trump has often had sympathy for those who have
Speaker 1: DACA status, and they got close to being legalized at
Speaker 1: one point or another, and then it's gone. Any does
Speaker 1: your bill address the DACA situation for those brought here
Speaker 1: as children by others and they weren't born in this country,
Speaker 1: but they were brought here. What's your reaction that DOACA
Speaker 1: being included in this or not?
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: President Trump has already said that he's in favor of
Speaker 3: some form of legalization for DACA students, for DOCTA kids.
Speaker 3: You know that these are not kids anymore. The youngest
Speaker 3: one is probably already over eighteen, but he's already he's
Speaker 3: already talking about that. That's going to be a separate effort. Look,
Speaker 3: we can't boil the ocean. We want to take effective
Speaker 3: rifle shots at immigration. So let's fix asylum. Let's fix that.
Speaker 3: Let's not try to fix everything else in our immigration system.
Speaker 3: Let's take it one bite at a time. Let's fix asylum.
Speaker 3: We'll deal with DOCCA later, We'll deal with the number
Speaker 3: of visas later, We'll deal with a lot of other
Speaker 3: things that we have to work on in our immigration system.
Speaker 3: And I'm going to be doing that. But let's get
Speaker 3: Sometimes trying to do everything means you do nothing. Let's
Speaker 3: fix asylum. This is the pressing moment right now that
Speaker 3: we got to do. So that's why we got to
Speaker 3: get this legislation across the finish line.
Speaker 1: All right, Bernie Marine Senator Bernie Marino. We had a
Speaker 1: junior senator in Ohio for like twelve years. We never
Speaker 1: und have a senior senator, and now we have a
Speaker 1: senior senator and senator other than Sharon Brown, who's normal.
Speaker 1: By the way, Sharon Brown called jets to congratulate you
Speaker 1: and to concede the election.
Speaker 3: Share Brown never debated me in a campaign that was
Speaker 3: the only campaign that never had a debate. He never
Speaker 3: called me. He still has never called me. He got
Speaker 3: rid of all of his people in his offices without
Speaker 3: giving the opportunity to work for us. These are caseworkers,
Speaker 3: nonpartisan people. Closed his offices, closed all his cases. So
Speaker 3: if you had a case before him that you needed
Speaker 3: some help on, he just closed the case and said sorry.
Speaker 3: You know, Wally world is closed. And now, of course
Speaker 3: he lands at Harvard, at the Institute of Politics, his
Speaker 3: happy place where he belongs. So let we deported share
Speaker 3: Brown to Boston, Massachusetts. Let's make that deportation permanent.
Speaker 1: Great Senator Bernie Marino, thank you. I would think this
Speaker 1: bill of yours, which is a great first start, would
Speaker 1: have a significant Republican when you talk to John Thune
Speaker 1: and others, are they behind this thing?
Speaker 3: Yes, I think we're going to get broad support here
Speaker 3: along the Republican conference, and we're going to cost the
Speaker 3: finish line.
Speaker 1: All right, Senator, thank you very much. Good luck to you,
Speaker 1: and God bless you, and God bless America. Bernie Marino,
Speaker 1: thank you very much. Thank you. All right, by let
Speaker 1: let's continue. But what it is is a simple, it's
Speaker 1: a large part of the problem, but it doesn't solve
Speaker 1: the entire difficulty. Neither Democrats nor Republicans for generations have
Speaker 1: desired to fix the immigration problems. Democrats did not want
Speaker 1: to fix it when they were completely in charge because
Speaker 1: they took away from them a big issue to use
Speaker 1: against Republicans, and Republicans when they were in charge could
Speaker 1: never overcome the filibuster in order to really have immigration reform,
Speaker 1: which is badly needed. This is a large part of
Speaker 1: what has to happen, which is the false claims of
Speaker 1: asylum seekers that seldom are successful, but Biden to let
Speaker 1: these individuals stay in the country for years at a
Speaker 1: great expense when they they were going to lose the
Speaker 1: claim anyway. And to give you an example, there's one
Speaker 1: point four million human beings in this country that have
Speaker 1: had their claims adjudicated by courts and they've lost, and
Speaker 1: they're still in the country. One point four million. That's
Speaker 1: on top of the six hundred and seventy five thousand
Speaker 1: known criminals, on top of the thirteen thousand or so murderers.
Speaker 1: They're here. And so this is a part of it.
Speaker 1: And I do have sympathy, as President Trump does for
Speaker 1: those DACA recipients or he brought here as children who've
Speaker 1: lived in the country for a long time. A kid
Speaker 1: comes here and they have no criminal intent whatsoever. They're
Speaker 1: in the arms or whatever their mother or father and
Speaker 1: they're in the country. Trump has said those individuals need
Speaker 1: special consideration, and I support that one thousand percent. But
Speaker 1: Senator Bernie Marino has introduced a bill to reform the
Speaker 1: asylum system. That's a big chunk of it, but the
Speaker 1: rest of it needs to be done. And I hope
Speaker 1: this president, with the Democrats some Democratic support, can actually
Speaker 1: fix the immigration system, which is called benefits and great
Speaker 1: cost in the United States of America. So as a
Speaker 1: brand new Senator, Bernie Marino's doing the lord's work. I
Speaker 1: look at the mayors from Denver, from Chicago, from Sacramento,
Speaker 1: from Atlanta, and Washington, d C. They say they're not
Speaker 1: going to participate. And I hope the mayors in those
Speaker 1: cities take the words of Bernie Marino to heart when
Speaker 1: he said they face criminal prosecution for obstruction of justice, etc.
Speaker 1: And that should happen. Pam Bondi, Attorney General, is going
Speaker 1: to crack down on that when she appoints all the
Speaker 1: US attorney's new ones around the country. I suspected that
Speaker 1: point all hell's going to break loose. So let's continue
Speaker 1: with more and continue to follow this issue headline. Senator
Speaker 1: Bernie Marino introduces legislation to overhaul the US asilent system
Speaker 1: and it appears at Senator John Thune of South Dakota
Speaker 1: is on board one thousand percent and more. So let's continue.
Speaker 1: We never saw it. We simply continue. Bill Cunningham with
Speaker 1: you every day. You're home of the Reds News Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW by Billy Cunningham, the Great American of course,
Speaker 1: the terrible crash over the Potomac in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: Involving American Airlines, Regional Jet and the Helo, the helicopter
Speaker 1: the Blackhawk has dominated the news the last three or
Speaker 1: four days. It continues to do so. And one of
Speaker 1: the networks on top of this with anchors on site,
Speaker 1: his News Nation and Leland Vinder and Leland Vindit welcome
Speaker 1: again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And I watched you
Speaker 1: the last several nights reporting live from the scene, and
Speaker 1: this is a fast breaking story, so many elements. But
Speaker 1: as we sit here now, what do you think? According
Speaker 1: to the evidence. Are the two or three reasons this
Speaker 1: thing occurred.
Speaker 5: Number one, there was something going on in the cockpit
Speaker 5: of the black Hawks that the pilot's lost situational awareness.
Speaker 5: They both were at the wrong altitude, they were too
Speaker 5: high and clearly did not realize how close in the
Speaker 5: flight path of the American Airlines set. Number two, the
Speaker 5: fact that there was only one controller at the Reagan Tower,
Speaker 5: the DCA tower, rather than the normal two meant that
Speaker 5: the amount of attention being paid to what was happening
Speaker 5: and proactively managing it probably wasn't where it needed to be.
Speaker 5: Number Three, the amount of traffic into Reagan Airport over
Speaker 5: the past couple of years has increased greatly, despite warnings
Speaker 5: from the FAA about safety and about how Congress was
Speaker 5: trying to put too many planes onto the airfield in
Speaker 5: an effort because Congress likes to fly out of Reagan
Speaker 5: rather than forty five minutes away at Dolls Airport, and
Speaker 5: therefore the use of the approach that the regional jet
Speaker 5: was on it puts it over the helicopter landing pattern
Speaker 5: much tighter way than needs to be in order to
Speaker 5: get more planes into Reagan Airport.
Speaker 1: And it appears. I read a report on News Nation
Speaker 1: or elsewhere that the FAA said there ought to be
Speaker 1: thirty full time ATC's air traffic controllers, and Reagan only
Speaker 1: had nineteen, and of course they were short staffed. I
Speaker 1: think the New York Times reported they were short staffed.
Speaker 1: You would think that there's one airport in America that
Speaker 1: the FAA would focus on to make sure that things
Speaker 1: are going well.
Speaker 5: There.
Speaker 1: The media is located there, the capital is there. All
Speaker 1: these big big shots in politics and military are on
Speaker 1: the Blackhawks all the time. You have individuals coming in.
Speaker 1: You've gone out of Reagan probably a few hundred times.
Speaker 1: I've done dozens of trips there, back and forth. It
Speaker 1: is the most convenient airport. And the fact that it
Speaker 1: would not make sure that that air traffic control situation
Speaker 1: was locked down is emblematic. Is there any evidence that,
Speaker 1: according to President Trump, that DEI played a role in
Speaker 1: this or at all. Well, more white males, shall we say,
Speaker 1: turned away then should have been that were otherwise competent,
Speaker 1: but they didn't have the right color and gender. Is
Speaker 1: this terribly to say such a thing or is that
Speaker 1: the case?
Speaker 5: Well, Bill as usual, a lot to unpack in that question.
Speaker 5: I think two things can be true at once. There
Speaker 5: can be no direct evidence that this crash was caused
Speaker 5: by THEI.
Speaker 4: Right, there's no.
Speaker 5: Direct evidence yet that the controller at the time, and
Speaker 5: we don't even know if it was the controller's fault
Speaker 5: because they were understaff, that this person's hiring was because
Speaker 5: of the I or anything like that. Two, you can
Speaker 5: say that the priorities of the FAA.
Speaker 4: Were screwed up.
Speaker 5: They were more interested in social change, in social justice
Speaker 5: and hiring you know, people of disabilities and people to
Speaker 5: judges pronouns than they were about keeping this guy safe.
Speaker 4: Hence, to your point, nineteen rather than thirty. So priorities matter.
Speaker 4: That's the lesson.
Speaker 5: Same with Congress when you're saying, hey, I want to
Speaker 5: get home quick, but.
Speaker 4: I want safety at the airport. That's two.
Speaker 5: And I'll give you a third thing that I always
Speaker 5: think about when Donald Trump says stuff. Typically when he
Speaker 5: says things, he's normally onto something. Sometimes it's totally out there.
Speaker 5: This may be too, but remember when he said that
Speaker 5: the COVID, the luhan virus, came from a lab in China.
Speaker 5: They blurted it out one day. Okay, everybody, you don't
Speaker 5: have any evidence of this.
Speaker 4: You're racist.
Speaker 5: This is terrible, this is so irresponsible. You're well, keep
Speaker 5: setting for somebody told him that. And when you're the
Speaker 5: play of the United States, sometimes sometimes he will tell
Speaker 5: you stuff that's really not true. But a lot of
Speaker 5: times people tell you exactly what's happening because that's what
Speaker 5: you have and you have access to that information.
Speaker 4: So I'll ask you a question. By saying no, there's
Speaker 4: not direct evidence, that doesn't mean it's untrue.
Speaker 1: Well, according to and of course the fa websites now
Speaker 1: been changed completely, but they had a major diversity push.
Speaker 1: They were seeking individuals quote with severe intellectual disabilities, psychiatric problems,
Speaker 1: and other mental and physical conditions under diversity and inclusion
Speaker 1: hiring initiative of the FAA spelled out in the agency's website.
Speaker 1: Targeted disabilities are those disabilities that the federal government, as
Speaker 1: a matter of policy, has identified for special emphasis in
Speaker 1: recruitment and hiring. The FAA says they include hearing, vision,
Speaker 1: missing extremities, partial paralysis, complete paralysis, epilepsy, severe intellectual disability,
Speaker 1: psychiatric disability, and dwarfism. Quote. Those are quotes from the
Speaker 1: FAA website. Now I don't care if all the air
Speaker 1: traffic controllers are dwarfs or whatever they are, as long
Speaker 1: as they're competent. I would imagine a dwarf could be
Speaker 1: a very competent person. And I would imagine if you're
Speaker 1: missing your legs, you could be one heck of a
Speaker 1: competent air traffic controller. But I don't think you can
Speaker 1: be blind, or or have schizophrenia and be an air
Speaker 1: traffic controller. And so the website focuses on these hiring
Speaker 1: of those with disabilities, and God bless them. I've done
Speaker 1: many work, as you may know Leland over the years
Speaker 1: with the mentally ill and with certain medications in certain ways.
Speaker 1: I want every person to live the fullness of their life.
Speaker 1: You and I. Anyone could suffer a mental disability at
Speaker 1: some point in their life and it affects us. That
Speaker 1: doesn't mean we should be in the FAA air traffic controllers,
Speaker 1: because that's a different situation, and went on to say
Speaker 1: the initiatives by the FAA Diversity Inclusion Hiring Plan is
Speaker 1: integral to what the FA's mission of ensuring safe and
Speaker 1: efficient travel across our nation to beyond quote unquote, So
Speaker 1: when you look at the at least the last four years,
Speaker 1: maybe during the Trump turn, that they were specifically asking
Speaker 1: for certain individuals to fully participate in the FA programs
Speaker 1: for ATCs, and I just understanding in Oklahoma there's eighteen
Speaker 1: hundred being tree and as I speak, but also the
Speaker 1: test results in those individuals aren't very good, so they
Speaker 1: can't be deployed. So the FA is spending millions of
Speaker 1: dollars training up hundreds of new ATCs who can't take
Speaker 1: the HELM because they can't pass tests. And so Trump
Speaker 1: may be onto something, but that he often, as you say,
Speaker 1: Leland vended, he often says things that makes sense, but
Speaker 1: he doesn't same in a way that rounds the corner.
Speaker 1: They're very edgy, and instead of focusing on the FAA
Speaker 1: needing maybe two or three thousand more ATCs, we run
Speaker 1: down the rabbit hole of DEI again, you know.
Speaker 5: What I'm saying, I do, and I think again, we
Speaker 5: don't know. And the point you bring up about whether
Speaker 5: the FAA has controllers that they're training that aren't passing
Speaker 5: the benchmarks that are set, that's a slightly different question.
Speaker 5: We also don't know if people who were better than
Speaker 5: those who are currently in train and were passed over
Speaker 5: because they didn't have the right skin color or the
Speaker 5: right specks, or the right disabilities or whatever it is. Oftentimes,
Speaker 5: and this is the problem, right that it would be
Speaker 5: really nice if when Donald Trump says these things, if
Speaker 5: he had that evidence to back it up, because if
Speaker 5: it's true, it's terrible and needs to be brought to attention.
Speaker 5: And you know that this is a little bit like
Speaker 5: when you you know you can get out over your skis,
Speaker 5: that doesn't mean you can't ski down the run. Sufficing
Speaker 5: to say, and this is what we're going to be
Speaker 5: covering tonight on News Nation, is Donald Trump has put
Speaker 5: out all these executive orders, Executive Order on school Choice. Well,
Speaker 5: that doesn't mean that suddenly everybody in America gets school choice.
Speaker 5: It means that he's directed federal agencies.
Speaker 4: To start working on it.
Speaker 5: Well, working on it is a lot different than implementing
Speaker 5: same with about nine or ten of his other executive orders.
Speaker 5: So with that, I think people are right to step
Speaker 5: back and say, Okay, right now, we've got a lot of.
Speaker 4: Hope that things are going to change.
Speaker 5: Things changing is something different.
Speaker 1: You can issue an order on a piece of paper
Speaker 1: in the over office, but when you have, for example,
Speaker 1: Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy's nomination might be
Speaker 1: in trouble. You have ninety one thousand employees, and that's
Speaker 1: just one branch of government. I guess there's about two
Speaker 1: point five million government employees, might be three million. You
Speaker 1: can say certain things in a piece of paper, but
Speaker 1: when it's implemented down the road, that thing may look
Speaker 1: completely different. It takes about a year and a half
Speaker 1: eighteen months of intensive training to get one ATC to work.
Speaker 1: And at this point, those that Reagan, according to media accounts,
Speaker 1: they're working sixty hours a week, ten hours a day,
Speaker 1: six days a week, making a quarter of a million
Speaker 1: dollars a year. That's pretty good because they have in
Speaker 1: their hands the lives of innocent people, and the lives
Speaker 1: of sixty seven people were taken from them because they've
Speaker 1: either pilot air atc AIR or something else. We don't know.
Speaker 1: It could have been a heart attack and stroke, could
Speaker 1: have been a malfunction of something.
Speaker 4: Doubts it doesn't there's nothing, there's nothing, there's nothing.
Speaker 1: To show that, nothing to show it.
Speaker 4: No, there's there's there's.
Speaker 5: Nothing to indicate that there was a other other kind
Speaker 5: of issue that there was some some health issue or
Speaker 5: some something. It seems to be pretty well defined. I
Speaker 5: think you laid out of a combination. It's never when
Speaker 5: one thing goes wrong, though, it's when multiple things goes
Speaker 5: In aviation, Okay, it's it's pilot.
Speaker 4: Air, it's probably an overworked controller.
Speaker 5: It's a lot more traffic than Reagan was ever designed
Speaker 5: to have. It's the thus resulting in the switch over
Speaker 5: the Potomac where all of a sudden the plane had
Speaker 5: to fly over the helicopter route known as Route four
Speaker 5: twice rather than not at all on a normal approach.
Speaker 5: So there's there's a few parts of this.
Speaker 1: And then you talk about many costes. The FAA stop.
Speaker 1: Now I think Pete he sat this stopped tall helo
Speaker 1: flights indefinitely, the FA the FAA did FA.
Speaker 4: The FAA stopped. Here's the problem.
Speaker 5: Okay, Route one, which is goes next to my windows
Speaker 5: that I watched every day. That's the route that Marine
Speaker 5: one takes, for example, and that Marine two takes when
Speaker 5: it picks up the Vice President's way to Andrews Air
Speaker 5: Force Base. So there's some helicopter traffic that has to
Speaker 5: go down these and one.
Speaker 4: Of the reasons that goes down the river down.
Speaker 5: The Potomac is so that if something happens to one
Speaker 5: of the helicopters, they don't crash into buildings.
Speaker 4: So you know this whole thing.
Speaker 5: Why do you have helicopters so close. Well, you can
Speaker 5: move the White House, you can move Reagan Airport, or
Speaker 5: you can move the river.
Speaker 4: Take your pick.
Speaker 1: Not gonna Well then other factor. I'm looking at your
Speaker 1: website right now as I speak, and it says Congress
Speaker 1: itself authorized more flights out of Reagan National despite warnings
Speaker 1: not to do it. So the congressmen want up more
Speaker 1: of their constituents and more ways to get the hell
Speaker 1: out of Dodge. They said, do more. I think Reagan
Speaker 1: has eight hundred and some landings every day, which is
Speaker 1: the largest number in the whole country. Not passengers, but
Speaker 1: as far as landings and then interaction with dozens of helicopters,
Speaker 1: there's the problem. But the Congress wanted more flights out
Speaker 1: of Reagan, knowing the problem, and the day before a
Speaker 1: similar event took place. Is that fair to say?
Speaker 5: I think we're a long way away from that, which is,
Speaker 5: the day before there was a helicopter that was.
Speaker 4: Aircraft control fought was too close, which, by the way,
Speaker 4: I would argue, is how it's supposed to work. Right.
Speaker 4: There was a helicopter, there was a regional jet landing.
Speaker 5: And aircraft control saw that because the are helicopters that
Speaker 5: need to be there and told the regional jet to
Speaker 5: go around.
Speaker 4: That's how this is supposed to happen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so that so, Yeah, what what happened on I
Speaker 5: guess it would be now Wednesday night is what's not
Speaker 5: supposed to happen. So and by the way, it'd be
Speaker 5: nice right if President Trump in in this it's hard
Speaker 5: as he's fighting against DEI.
Speaker 4: How about how about fighting against Congress in.
Speaker 5: Saying to the FAA who did the right thing and
Speaker 5: said this is creating a safety issue in Congress ordered
Speaker 5: him to do it anyway.
Speaker 4: That seems like kind of a problem too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, uh, multiple issues. Number one, wrong positioning, number two,
Speaker 1: having night goggles on. I talked to some American Airlines
Speaker 1: pilots who told me that had been in the military
Speaker 1: that those things eliminate your peripheral vision. It was a
Speaker 1: training mission, by the by the UH by the Blackhawk.
Speaker 1: It was a training mission, and so didn't have to
Speaker 1: have the helic didn't have to have the night vision
Speaker 1: goggles on, but part of the training is to put
Speaker 1: them on. That took away your periferle vision. So when
Speaker 1: the ATC said, hey, there's a regional chat here, he
Speaker 1: looked at the wrong one. There was another one but
Speaker 1: had on. It was one thing after another after another,
Speaker 1: and sixty seven people are dead.
Speaker 5: It's yeah, I think one thing you said, and I
Speaker 5: think this requires a point. This wasn't training in the
Speaker 5: fact that people were being taught how to do something.
Speaker 4: Petex says that something really important issue.
Speaker 5: This is the continuity of government mission and they were
Speaker 5: doing recurrent their recurrent training.
Speaker 4: Right, you have to train like you fight.
Speaker 5: These are the same helicopters and I watched them fly
Speaker 5: back and forth across my windows every day that evacuate
Speaker 5: Washington in the time of war, national crisis.
Speaker 4: So they have to do this, right.
Speaker 5: If all of a sudden they've got to get the
Speaker 5: Secretary of Defense and the Secretary of State and the
Speaker 5: President and the Vice President and leadership in Congress and
Speaker 5: the Supreme Court out of DC, it can't be the
Speaker 5: first time they ever do it at night, right, So
Speaker 5: I think it's a little unfair to go, Oh, it's
Speaker 5: a training me. This is something that the American people
Speaker 5: should want the military to be doing and to know
Speaker 5: how to do.
Speaker 4: Now, did they need.
Speaker 5: To do it at nine o'clock at night when there
Speaker 5: was landing the DCA? Could they do it at three
Speaker 5: o'clock in the morning when there's no planes. That probably
Speaker 5: would be a little bit smarter.
Speaker 1: Well, it's an ongoing I guess the manifest is going
Speaker 1: to be released sometime later today. We'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: And the FAA stopped all these black Hawk flights, which
Speaker 1: is gonna be another factor. And as you said, it
Speaker 1: could have been the wrong altitude, which appears likely could
Speaker 1: have been incomplete instructions by the air traffic controller. They
Speaker 1: use of the night vision goggles might have been a factor,
Speaker 1: plus others. It looks as if the American Airlines pilot
Speaker 1: and the crew did nothing wrong whatsoever. They were in
Speaker 1: a place they were supposed to be and this black
Speaker 1: Hawk was not. But once again I'll be watching tonight
Speaker 1: and News Nation and once again Leland Venterick, thanks for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Lelie. I
Speaker 1: always appreciate you, though God bless you. Let's continue with
Speaker 1: more and if a line becomes available A five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand News coming up next at your home of
Speaker 1: the Reds and the Bengals. The Reds are making some
Speaker 1: serious moves as a rumor that the Panda may be
Speaker 1: coming to the Reds from the Mets. The Panda, what
Speaker 1: about that one, Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 6: All right back to the Royal Rummel and the men
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Speaker 6: the Undisputed World Wrestling Cot Richard Champion, Monto Man, Randy Savage.
Speaker 6: Of course, the managers in Pudding Elizabeth will all be
Speaker 6: out hand this Sunday afternoon with a four pm Eastern
Speaker 6: start for the nineteen eighty nine edition of The Royal Rumbles.
Speaker 6: Hello quiet, I'm scows.
Speaker 1: I'm broadcasting saying, those are the days we thought they'd
Speaker 1: never and I can still still see me Gary Burbank
Speaker 1: and yid Man, yes ringside right doing the announcing and
Speaker 1: now and then here comes Hull Cogan, Rowdy, Ronnie Piper,
Speaker 1: Charlie Luken. Those are the glory days.
Speaker 7: We were down there, and all of a sudden, uh,
Speaker 7: we're in one of the rooms and uh, Bobo Brazil
Speaker 7: walks in.
Speaker 1: Bobo a living legend, and he says, you guys are
Speaker 1: the massusees. He thought I was gonna massage him. No,
Speaker 1: I said, And then I said, mister Bobo, I don't
Speaker 1: do massage. Backclock in the press room, here comes King
Speaker 1: Kong Bundy. Guy reaches in his tights, pulls out this
Speaker 1: coin person. He looks like he got at a gas station, said,
Speaker 1: anybody got changed for whatever?
Speaker 7: We all like here here take it, take all we
Speaker 7: got by. Yeah, he got like a candy bar and left.
Speaker 7: That's not good now that is the Glory days. But yes, Willie,
Speaker 7: the Royal Rumble is set for Indianapolis Lucas Oil Stadium
Speaker 7: tomorrow night at six o'clock. Clark's going to be involved
Speaker 7: in this. I don't think to get her as a
Speaker 7: ring announcing her and Tata are going at it. That
Speaker 7: might be action there at a key. Wait a minute now,
Speaker 7: Tata Taylor Swimtford Cody Rhodes against Ko Kevin Owens for
Speaker 7: the undisputed Championship and a ladder match.
Speaker 1: Ladder match. I love those. They lose a number because
Speaker 1: both both belts are hanging above the ring and the
Speaker 1: guy's got to go up the ladder to get them.
Speaker 1: Caitlin Clark should be a ring announcer in Naptown. Would
Speaker 1: you can you see Tata there? I wonder if Rocky
Speaker 1: Boyman might be there.
Speaker 7: Former Indianapolis Colts Ring announced Super Bowl Chamber Bowl champ.
Speaker 1: He might be.
Speaker 7: I hear he's in the royal rumble with the rest
Speaker 7: of the wrestlers against King Kong. There's also a women's
Speaker 7: royal rumble. The ladies are at it is his roads
Speaker 7: as though, is she still involved? She stole the champion
Speaker 7: Dusty Rhodes's daughter. Do you know she was involved for
Speaker 7: a while. Yeah, I don't think she's I'm not sure
Speaker 7: she's involved, amore. No, Well, those are the days segment.
Speaker 1: How about this.
Speaker 7: Store of that lineup though, I mean Brutus, Beefcake, the
Speaker 7: macho man, mister Fuji.
Speaker 1: Those are the days without all Jimmy the hit man part. Yes, segment.
Speaker 1: I have a story out of ESPN one hundred million
Speaker 1: dollars for t Higgins. I would say that's one million,
Speaker 1: and they're saying something about two hundred mil for number one. Well,
Speaker 1: and should have signed him a year ago, do you correct?
Speaker 7: And somebody said that Trey Hendrickson might get close to
Speaker 7: eighty the ninety you know we he got the older.
Speaker 7: I think the Brown family might be looking for that.
Speaker 7: Charlie Luke and Tree I got more nine City Hall.
Speaker 1: Now the county commits have finally hired a new York
Speaker 1: firm to negotiate on their behalf. I'm sure that went
Speaker 1: over because the parties don't trust each other. Yeah, but uh,
Speaker 1: Brock Party's going to get two hundred million. They could
Speaker 1: have They could have saved about fifty million dollars by
Speaker 1: signing number one last year. But no, Mike Brown said no, no, no,
Speaker 1: no no, We're going to wait a year. Now he's
Speaker 1: getting a triple crown winner.
Speaker 7: Now what uh everything and nothing's going down in the
Speaker 7: in the National Football League.
Speaker 1: What about Joe Burrow? Did he get a stuff back
Speaker 1: from those Chili guys? Yes, I'm talking three way Chili chill.
Speaker 1: All those guys did was a guilty good deep good
Speaker 1: deep good goody good good dear so and nobody's talked
Speaker 1: stuff back. Nobody's talking about that about anything. I don't
Speaker 1: know if you did it, Guess what it's like the mafia.
Speaker 1: They've had it. I'm saying right, eight to ten years
Speaker 1: in prison, that's it. And their families will not be
Speaker 1: shot back in San Diego, Chili because if they cooperate,
Speaker 1: guess what, their families are killed. We got to stop
Speaker 1: this segment. We got to quit having apps getting people
Speaker 1: inside the country. On tourism visus. Think that's why you
Speaker 1: know who's in office, the Trumpster Bengals. He's gonna kick
Speaker 1: ass like mister.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Roxy.
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Speaker 1: Above Hamlin and County turns to New York City. Don't
Speaker 1: negotiate with the Bengals. I spoke to a knowledgeable person
Speaker 1: last night about this.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: The key is neither party trust the other. Bengals don't
Speaker 1: trust the county, right, and the county doesn't trust the Bengals.
Speaker 1: So whatever is said, it's like, well, we don't trust you,
Speaker 1: so what happens. Now, Well, they got the angles. Become
Speaker 1: friends with these dudes and let these dudes go in
Speaker 1: and be like you know, David Abrams, sports management experts
Speaker 1: said in a private meeting, the hope that Abrams in
Speaker 1: the Inner Circle, they used to be a bar in Clifton,
Speaker 1: can help get the taxpayers a better deal. Remember Coli one,
Speaker 1: try to get a good deal for the family. And
Speaker 1: so now we got the Inner Circle involved. So how's
Speaker 1: that gonna work? How's that gonna work? Who is David
Speaker 1: Abrams of the Inner Circle? Get him on. I'm Scott Whartonman.
Speaker 1: You gotta call him Scott Warman. He's negotiated six the
Speaker 1: NFL deals. He's done Houston. Call him out, Tampa, Jacksonville,
Speaker 1: and Nashville. According to the Inner Circles website, call him
Speaker 1: up and get him on. One day. You got to
Speaker 1: get a Lisia Reese on. She loves the nightlife and
Speaker 1: she's got a book. We'll get her on too. Get
Speaker 1: them all on. I'd say, get them all on. I'm glad.
Speaker 1: This is the thing. Because you don't trust each other
Speaker 1: on a big deal. You can't perceive besily with this.
Speaker 7: This is a billy about the National Football League billion
Speaker 7: dollar deal and Mike Brown doesn't lose a lot of negotiations,
Speaker 7: would you agree? Bingo and the county owes him hundreds
Speaker 7: of millions of dollars already and deferred maintenance they should
Speaker 7: pay for.
Speaker 1: Put that in your pipe and smoking.
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Speaker 7: Northern Kentucky. Bengals Joe Burrow and Jamar Chase are going
Speaker 7: to take part in the NFL Flag Football game Sunday,
Speaker 7: That's stupid three o'clock on Fox Sports thirteen to six.
Speaker 5: It was brother.
Speaker 7: I saw the gigantic lineman spiking the ball for ten
Speaker 7: minutes and it was like that carnival game where you
Speaker 7: take the you take them the hammer and it goes up,
Speaker 7: it hits the bell. Well, I tell you what you're
Speaker 7: talking about, excitement. And then somebody was hosting like NFL Nicknames.
Speaker 7: They had four guys, two from each team, talk about
Speaker 7: the who are nicknames on your team?
Speaker 1: Stand? And I tell you what I mean? You talking
Speaker 1: about excitement? The only Reasonday night that all the money
Speaker 1: that all their moneys from this event goes into the
Speaker 1: retirement fund. All of them get big checks when they
Speaker 1: get to be fifty fifty and they did, and then
Speaker 1: they played dodgeball. I saw this. A couple of guys
Speaker 1: got it right there, right in the baskets.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, a little bit lower all I can say
Speaker 7: that double and they were doubled over. Not good college
Speaker 7: basketball tonight, will they are the Dayton Flyers up against
Speaker 7: Saint Louis and Indiana faces number ten Perdue tomorrow.
Speaker 1: N k U out to snap a six game losing streak.
Speaker 1: Is that Oakland? Where's Kenny Shields?
Speaker 3: And then.
Speaker 1: Rupp Arena tomorrow night? What's happening Kentucky v.
Speaker 7: Arkansas sue the return of coach cal call Lexington.
Speaker 1: How about this cow returned? Jason Williams says the Bearcats
Speaker 1: are soft. Never thought I'd say this. The culture of
Speaker 1: toughness built by Huggins and Kennedy and Cronin and Brennan
Speaker 1: is gone. You see a soft segment. They're like fuffles,
Speaker 1: They're like Chris Sons, They're biscuits. They've lost seven of
Speaker 1: the last nine games, right, and they're on the in
Speaker 1: the bottom of the Big twelve, Big.
Speaker 7: They got West Virginia without hugs on Sunday at two o'clock.
Speaker 1: They're not tough segment. What about that Jizzle guy You
Speaker 1: mean JIZZL James, I mean Fizzle James. Well, I don't know,
Speaker 1: he's fizzled.
Speaker 7: And then also Saturday tomorrow, Willie Ohio, you and Miami
Speaker 7: the first game after Travis Steele gets that multi million
Speaker 7: dollar contractation.
Speaker 1: You know he's independently wealthy anyway. You know that he's rich, right, However,
Speaker 1: he's only making three or four hundred thousand a year.
Speaker 1: You know, that's like tip money. But he's bringing Miami back.
Speaker 7: He's they're back to like the days of what And
Speaker 7: Wally Zerbiak returns tomorrow. Can you spell Zerbiak? No hockey
Speaker 7: tonight e COHL action Wheeling. The Nailors are in town
Speaker 7: against our beloved Cyclogones and NHL tonight Columbus at the
Speaker 7: Utah Hockey Club.
Speaker 1: You know, Wally Zerbiak and I went into the Basketball
Speaker 1: Hall of Fame together. I know he gave a great speech. Yeah,
Speaker 1: of course I gave a better speech, I would think,
Speaker 1: but Zerbiak for grabs.
Speaker 7: Also will he high school sports? We say congratulations to
Speaker 7: the Saint Xavier Aqua Bombers. Rocky loves this great swimming team. Yeah,
Speaker 7: they're the twenty twenty five GCL champs. They're sixty fifth
Speaker 7: consecutive GCL title. What and the eightieth overall in program history?
Speaker 7: Does Mauler High School have a swimming team?
Speaker 1: Lasal? How do you not win the GCL? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Is he gonna be here? I gotta ask him? Is
Speaker 1: he gonna be here? Two thirty five? I don't know.
Speaker 7: I hear he's working out at the Indianapolis at the
Speaker 7: Royal Rumble.
Speaker 1: Caitlin Clark, how big? How big is she in Indianapolis?
Speaker 1: Get her and Taytay together? Begger than Montana. Let them
Speaker 1: be ring announcers, just like Pete Rose as a ring
Speaker 1: announced I remember Pete Rob. Sure they'll have all kinds
Speaker 1: of Muhammad Ali tomorrow. Ali was a ring announcement. I'm
Speaker 1: sure they will.
Speaker 7: She's not bigger those guys, well, I mean they can't
Speaker 7: think they can get Peyton Manning unless he flies up
Speaker 7: from Orlando. Well, he's not playing while he's I think
Speaker 7: he's coaching one of those teams. Is't him and his
Speaker 7: brother coaching?
Speaker 3: I just hope.
Speaker 1: No, I just hope nine and one do not get hurt.
Speaker 1: That's all we need because if that happens, that's it.
Speaker 1: That's it. Can you get hurt playing flag football? Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you can twist an ankle or knee whatever. And by
Speaker 1: the way, Jamar is on the cusp of one hundred
Speaker 1: million dollars. I'd put bubble wrap on and walk around.
Speaker 1: Would you go play football? Flag football?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: Hundred mill.
Speaker 7: If I was Joe Burrow, I'd get the clipboard, say
Speaker 7: write down right down the place, and that's it is.
Speaker 1: Joe gonna be out there on the field throwing passes.
Speaker 1: I would guess. So have the Chilean criminals given back
Speaker 1: his stuff yet that I don't know? You know where
Speaker 1: the stuff is on the Sheriff Jones knows in Santiago.
Speaker 1: In other words, they ship the stuff back.
Speaker 7: Then, they got all that they had, the Ohio State
Speaker 7: Patrol got it in the back of the car.
Speaker 1: Not much. The good stuff is gone. Oh I don't know,
Speaker 1: back to Santiago. Chill are they gonna do with it?
Speaker 1: Gonna melt it down? All I can tell you is, oh.
Speaker 7: They'll make They'll just give him some more. I don't
Speaker 7: think if the Heisman trophy didn't go think the Heisman
Speaker 7: trophy is there.
Speaker 1: Can't say. I can't say it's tourism. Burglary and you
Speaker 1: come into the country, steal stuff, mail it back FedEx
Speaker 1: et cetera, DHL, they send it back and then they're
Speaker 1: here with a hat and a T shirt. That's all.
Speaker 1: The burglars get nothing, and the burglars get what twenty years? Yeah,
Speaker 1: w eight to nine oh eight years? Okay, on condition
Speaker 1: that they don't talk bingo. If you talk bye bye.
Speaker 1: Now you got issues. The shive will be put between
Speaker 1: your ribs and your liver. And see how that goes
Speaker 1: the shive segment. The shive ouch doesn't doesn't help segment.
Speaker 1: Get me out of the Studge report. We have important
Speaker 1: matters still and Bernie and Bernie Marino on go to
Speaker 1: the podcast check it out twelve thirty.
Speaker 7: All right, when you have a mister middletown on Kyle Schwarber, no,
Speaker 7: JD Vanchet dope, when's he coming on? He's gone big
Speaker 7: time on then he's gone big time.
Speaker 1: What about DJT gone real big, real, big time. We'll
Speaker 1: get Handedy involved in. I know I'll get handedy. I'll
Speaker 1: get them, but they want to use you and abuse
Speaker 1: you to their benefit. But Bernie Marino came on, he's
Speaker 1: gome in front of the American People segment. Give me
Speaker 1: out of the Stooge Report, please, Willie and honor of
Speaker 1: a beautiful week in the head and the rain is gone,
Speaker 1: thank god. But by the way, we could use some
Speaker 1: warmer temperatures to melt more stuff. That'll be the best
Speaker 1: snow removal for the city of Cincinnati. Do you agree
Speaker 1: that's well, that's why they did it.
Speaker 7: There's this way to get waited for mother Nature to
Speaker 7: come by with warmer temperatures and one month. While you're
Speaker 7: complaining a month, we leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 7: of the Steward Report.
Speaker 1: But to beat the man, you gotta beat the man.
Speaker 8: And I'm saying, whoa right here in Nashville, Tennessee.
Speaker 1: Pals the man? How he might show up tomorrow Flare
Speaker 1: shows up. He wants one more match, By the way,
Speaker 1: he wants one more match.
Speaker 7: Well, the other night they had HB. K in there
Speaker 7: and he knocked out Kevin Owens with a kick. About
Speaker 7: one more match between Flair and Hogan? Who one more match?
Speaker 7: What about it, but the greatest of all royal rumble
Speaker 7: between all the Hall of famers. Get a mass still
Speaker 7: around out there?
Speaker 1: Where's the lovely Elizabeth who gone but not forgotten with
Speaker 1: us anymore? No segment, Thank you of your involvement. We'll
Speaker 1: see if Rocky has the guts to come here and
Speaker 1: take credit for another swimming title by saying X another
Speaker 1: swimming title? How many in a row now in the
Speaker 1: GCL sixty sixty sixty fifth, sixty fifth and swimming title?
Speaker 1: And Rocky maybe the rest of the teams in the
Speaker 1: GCL might get a swim team. I don't think they
Speaker 1: forget it, do they have? I think a lot of
Speaker 1: I think of some GCL schools.
Speaker 7: Now, you're not talking to not only here, but GCL
Speaker 7: is like an kettering altar, those kind of all that
Speaker 7: type of stuff.
Speaker 1: Talk to a good friend of mine, Johnny Kraft of
Speaker 1: Craft Elected told me that he swam all the time
Speaker 1: in the backstroke and beat someone from the Saint X.
Speaker 1: How about that one? How about that doing the backstroke?
Speaker 1: Unbelievable segment? Thank you, Yes, sir, Let's continue and never stop,
Speaker 1: simp We continue. One hundred million dollars for TEA two
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars for Jamal are four hundred million dollars
Speaker 1: for a party. And the money just keeps on flowing,
Speaker 1: and the county commissioners give up and hand over to
Speaker 1: New York firms that you guys talk to him. We
Speaker 1: can't talk to him. Probably the Bengals say, thank you,
Speaker 1: we want to talk to somebody that we can talk to.
Speaker 1: We'll get one of them dudes on how do you
Speaker 1: do it? There's no trust man, no trust on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW by Billy Cunning him the Great American And
Speaker 1: in an interesting week, would you agree? All hell broke
Speaker 1: loose on Wednesday? But before that we had so many
Speaker 1: issues covering the Trump presidencies, like drinking from a fire hose,
Speaker 1: it comes at you. And one thing a couple of
Speaker 1: my buddy said to me, and they texted it to
Speaker 1: me after the presidential news conference of yesterday, why isn't
Speaker 1: Trump shut the hell up? I've had ardent Trump supporters
Speaker 1: saying that he's making a fool of himself. And these
Speaker 1: are people who voted for him. And I tell my
Speaker 1: buddies who say such things, who must go nameless. Three
Speaker 1: are four of them. Why doesn't he shut up is
Speaker 1: that this is who he is. And when we elected him,
Speaker 1: and I voted for him three times, that was part
Speaker 1: of my equation to cast a ballot for Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: knowing there would be times, I'm sure you knew, when
Speaker 1: he bit off more than he could chew, and then
Speaker 1: he said things he shouldn't have said off the cuff. Now,
Speaker 1: when you're a radio talk show host or you're a
Speaker 1: television personality, you can do that. You can say things
Speaker 1: that don't make a lot of sense. But at the
Speaker 1: end of the day, when you're the president, when you speak,
Speaker 1: the whole world is listening, especially Democrats in the mainstream
Speaker 1: media that do not wish him well. So when he
Speaker 1: says things like he said yesterday about Dei and things
Speaker 1: of that character, seemingly it did not apply in this
Speaker 1: circumstance other than in some ancillary way. Let me explain.
Speaker 1: There's a lawsuit pending brought by over a thousand individuals
Speaker 1: over the past three years who claim, and it's still pending,
Speaker 1: that they suffered racial discrimination at the hands of the
Speaker 1: federal government, specifically with the FAA. He wanted to hire
Speaker 1: all these brand new air traffic controllers, and they wanted
Speaker 1: to hire them because of retirements and the fact that
Speaker 1: it is a tough, tough job. It's very difficult, very
Speaker 1: difficult position to do that. It's pressure packed, to say
Speaker 1: the least. When you make a mistake, things like what
Speaker 1: happened on Wednesday night can easily happen. So what the
Speaker 1: FAA said four or five years ago is we need
Speaker 1: to hire at least two thousand more air traffic controllers,
Speaker 1: probably more than that. So they put out a push
Speaker 1: on their websites, etc. To reach out, and Biden put
Speaker 1: up two nominees to head be administrator of the FAA
Speaker 1: that were completely unqualified to do the job. I watched
Speaker 1: some of it last night with Hannity, and it was
Speaker 1: scary as far as a guy that he put up,
Speaker 1: who was a person of color that was thoroughly completely incompetent,
Speaker 1: couldn't answer basic questions about air travel, and so his
Speaker 1: name was withdrawn. This began in two thousand and one
Speaker 1: with the fa saying on its website that we are
Speaker 1: actively recruiting new workers who suffer quote severe intellectual disabilities,
Speaker 1: psychiatric problems, in mental and physical conditions that you will
Speaker 1: be given preferential treatment when you're hired In addition to that,
Speaker 1: I don't want somebody with paranoid schizophrenia to be an
Speaker 1: air traffic controller. To you, They also put out a
Speaker 1: statement as the following quote. Targeted disabilities are those disabilities
Speaker 1: that the Federal Government is a matter of policy, has
Speaker 1: identified for special emphasis and recruitment and hiring. They include hearing, vision,
Speaker 1: missing extremities, partial paralysis, complete paralysis, epilepsy, severe intellectual disabilities,
Speaker 1: psychiatric disability, and dwarfism quote unquote. Those are the FAA
Speaker 1: website guidelines for new hires. So there are many jobs.
Speaker 1: If a person is blind, and I know one who
Speaker 1: works in the federal government who does a great job.
Speaker 1: He's blind, but he works around it. There's all kinds
Speaker 1: of helps and assistance he receives. This guy is the
Speaker 1: best there is working in this branch of the federal
Speaker 1: government and being blind some consider a disability. But this
Speaker 1: guy works forty hours a week, does his job as
Speaker 1: certain make goods that he has in his environment, and
Speaker 1: helps and assistance, and he does a great job. Now,
Speaker 1: could someone blind be a sniper, I don't think so.
Speaker 1: Could someone who's a dwarf be an FAA air traffic controller?
Speaker 1: Absolutely could someone missing extremities of one type or another, absolutely,
Speaker 1: but when it comes to a severe intellectual disability or
Speaker 1: psychiatric disability or mental paralysis, absolutely not. So what happened
Speaker 1: is that about one thousand white men who were not
Speaker 1: hired on the independent testing they did much better sued
Speaker 1: because they wanted to be hired as air traffic controllers.
Speaker 1: And right now, with the pay, you can make a
Speaker 1: quarter of a million dollars an air traffic controller working
Speaker 1: six days a week, about ten hours a shift. That's
Speaker 1: a lot of work, but you get paid a boatload
Speaker 1: of money. So the eyes had been on the FAA
Speaker 1: in the airline industry in recent days. Not just a
Speaker 1: plug door problem with the Aboeing seven thirty seven that
Speaker 1: blew out during the Alaska flight, but it's been known
Speaker 1: for a long time that we are short thousands of
Speaker 1: air traffic controllers, and it takes eighteen months in order
Speaker 1: to put them through the school in Oklahoma. It's a
Speaker 1: long haul, and according to media accounts, those in the
Speaker 1: school in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, are not passing the intermedia
Speaker 1: test along the way in order to become an air
Speaker 1: traffic controller in ATC. They're not doing well. So it
Speaker 1: appears that the Trumpster is on the right track, but
Speaker 1: his expression of the problem doesn't ring true to many
Speaker 1: Americans that hear it. For example, if he says Tom
Speaker 1: Holman says, we're going to go into schools and hospitals
Speaker 1: and orphanages or whatever. We're going to go in and
Speaker 1: arrest people that are here illegally, who could argue that.
Speaker 1: Say there was a bank robber or a rapist or
Speaker 1: a burglar that took up residency in a church or
Speaker 1: a school, would anyone say, well, just leave that person
Speaker 1: in there until they decide to come out. Nobody would
Speaker 1: say that. There's no something special in the law when
Speaker 1: you apprehend a felon that you can't go certain places.
Speaker 1: Otherwise it would defeat the purpose. The fella would spend
Speaker 1: more time in church. Maybe he should be in church
Speaker 1: or in the school. Same way with six hundred and
Speaker 1: seventy five thousand aliens in the country of committed serious crime,
Speaker 1: they're loose. They're in the country.
Speaker 6: We know that.
Speaker 1: So if they hide out in the school or an
Speaker 1: orphanage or a hospital, go get them. Nobody would question that.
Speaker 1: So the trump can say these things. So he says
Speaker 1: things that angers people, But damn and his policies work.
Speaker 1: Imagine the road not taken. If Kamala Harris is in
Speaker 1: the White House right now, what Bernie Marino will be
Speaker 1: on with a bill he came on about two hours
Speaker 1: ago to talk about getting rid of the asylum bs
Speaker 1: on the southern border. No, I'm not sure we could
Speaker 1: have recovered from four to eight years of Kamala Harrison
Speaker 1: in four more years of Tim Waltz. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: we could have made it. And so yes, I wish Verbally, linguistically,
Speaker 1: the Trumpster was a little more supple in his presentation,
Speaker 1: But damn it. I can't think of one policy that
Speaker 1: he's enacted or cared to an act that I disagree with.
Speaker 1: They're all right on energy independence. Drill, baby drill, They're
Speaker 1: all right when it comes to shutting down the southern border,
Speaker 1: the right when they talk about building the wall. They're
Speaker 1: right about tariffs. We have more than a trillion dollars
Speaker 1: annual deficit with communist Red China. In other words, they
Speaker 1: buy very few of our products. They sell us plus
Speaker 1: one trillion dollars in their products, So they have a
Speaker 1: trillion dollars of our money that they use for all
Speaker 1: kinds of good and nefarious purposes. So yes, same thing
Speaker 1: with Canada and Mexico. Those countries would not have near
Speaker 1: the level of economic development without the good old United
Speaker 1: States of America. We have trade deficits with Canada and
Speaker 1: with Mexico, and the usual one with China and all
Speaker 1: of Western Europe. So all the Trumpster is saying, with
Speaker 1: these tariff countdowns, now, let's talk about letting our products
Speaker 1: into your country. Then let consumers decide whether to buy
Speaker 1: a Ford or a Chevy and communist red China. Why
Speaker 1: let in a million BMW's and Volkswagens and Ferraris into
Speaker 1: this country when we can't enter Italy or Germany with
Speaker 1: our products? Does that make sense? But the presentation, the
Speaker 1: Trumpster needs the media. He loves doing news conferences, he
Speaker 1: loves playing tennis with these reporters. And that's the problem.
Speaker 1: So for my friends and others who say Trump sometimes
Speaker 1: is embarrassing, I put that into the factor box when
Speaker 1: I said I'm going to vote for the guy. Yes,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna know when I voted for Trump now three
Speaker 1: times that there will be occasions when he might say
Speaker 1: something that's got as stupid or use the term BS
Speaker 1: in radio, whatever it might be. And that's okay with
Speaker 1: me because his policies work and he's going to shake
Speaker 1: things up, going to change government for the better. So reviewing,
Speaker 1: as I often like to do on a Friday afternoon,
Speaker 1: if you miss a week, you miss a lot. My
Speaker 1: first guess on money was Brian Hamrick this week about
Speaker 1: the Big Mac Bridge. What was going on there? He
Speaker 1: was up on the beams and he reported to you
Speaker 1: that they were being installed and that the day, the
Speaker 1: first week in March appears to be holding. Then you
Speaker 1: and I heard from doctor Robert Marbitt, who's a drug expert,
Speaker 1: and to me, this was the most important guess I
Speaker 1: had on this week, Doctor Robert Marbaitt and you spell
Speaker 1: his name Mr. But Marbatt talked about the dangers of fentanyl.
Speaker 1: Do it for jack dot com check out the website
Speaker 1: good kid from Muller High School that a few years
Speaker 1: later ended up dead because he didn't intend to take
Speaker 1: fent Nobody. Did I have a distant relative of mind
Speaker 1: from the Indiana area of life? And was she bought
Speaker 1: from a friend a couple pills that she thought was
Speaker 1: one thing and it turned out to be almost pure fentanyl.
Speaker 1: And the reason is that the drug dealers have had
Speaker 1: these pill presses through Amazon. You can put the ingredients
Speaker 1: in a small capsule and the pill press creates a
Speaker 1: pharmaceutical looking like drug. And she thought she was buying
Speaker 1: one thing I might add illicitly, and she was buying another.
Speaker 1: And she was dead within a few minutes. And when
Speaker 1: the corner got there, this is like a twenty two
Speaker 1: year old female. And the coroner was told that. The
Speaker 1: family said, look, if we were present when this one
Speaker 1: in her body, there was so much fentanyl in it.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure we could have saved her. Had to
Speaker 1: get here within thirty seconds, that's not possible. So he
Speaker 1: talked about the one hundred thousand Americans dead every year
Speaker 1: through fentanyl, and fentanyl is a synthetic heroin which is
Speaker 1: one hundred times more powerful than cocaine and gives one
Speaker 1: such a high, a heavenly high, so to speak, a
Speaker 1: hellish high, that they want to keep on it because
Speaker 1: it makes them feel so good. And he said right
Speaker 1: now that most of the precursors a fentanyl come from
Speaker 1: where communist red China. And he made the point that
Speaker 1: communist red China will fly balloons over our country. They
Speaker 1: will buy millions of acres of farmland and buildings inside
Speaker 1: of America, and they're trying to kill us through fentanyl
Speaker 1: addiction and use and all the accompanying problems with that.
Speaker 1: I could not have imagined in the nineteen seventies and
Speaker 1: eighties that America would have permitted the Soviet Union to
Speaker 1: buy millions of acres of farmland, to buy buildings inside
Speaker 1: of our country, and then to poison our youth and
Speaker 1: others with fentanyl and get away with it. We could
Speaker 1: not have done it. And the differential is this, the
Speaker 1: Soviet Union was a military power, but they weren't an
Speaker 1: economic power. Communist Red China is a great economic power
Speaker 1: because of us, and a great military power. That's the differential. Then,
Speaker 1: also on Tuesday, we brought in your good friend and mine,
Speaker 1: Sheriff Richard K. Jones. He's got a big sign up
Speaker 1: that says aliens with an arrow pointing toward the jail.
Speaker 1: He's in trouble for the sign. There was protests in
Speaker 1: front of the Butler County Jail in which they were
Speaker 1: angry with Richard K. Jones having a sign up pointing
Speaker 1: aliens coming to the jail. He's got a deal now
Speaker 1: with Ice, the Boone County Sheriff and the Butler County
Speaker 1: Sheriff for housing now illegal immigrants in those two places,
Speaker 1: paid for by the federal government, which is a pretty
Speaker 1: good deal. Then later on at one o'clock on Tuesday,
Speaker 1: I head on Jeff Birding because it broke that he
Speaker 1: got approval for about a four hundred million dollar development
Speaker 1: of a shopping district, bars, restaurants, apartment buildings, and also
Speaker 1: a concert venue right next to TQL Stadium. On top
Speaker 1: of that, they're likely going to get the Heritage Better
Speaker 1: Center arena over their eighteen thousand state of the art.
Speaker 1: That's going to be close to a billion dollars of
Speaker 1: development right around TQL, maybe at the expense of the
Speaker 1: banks and my good friend Jim Muting, but when you
Speaker 1: pay for the band, you call the tune. And I
Speaker 1: mentioned in Jeff Birding briefly the Bengals deal, in which
Speaker 1: I suggested to him that they needed some outside interest,
Speaker 1: outside party to arbitrator get involved, and it came out
Speaker 1: today that's exactly what the commissioners have done. Hamlin and
Speaker 1: County has turned over to New York City firm the
Speaker 1: responsibility of negotiating with the Bengals. And this firm guy's
Speaker 1: name is David Abrams, and he's with this group called
Speaker 1: the Inner Circle Sports, in which he's negotiated on behalf
Speaker 1: of counties and cities and states stadium deals in Atlanta, Houston, Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville,
Speaker 1: and Nashville, which, according to Jeff Birding, had to be done.
Speaker 1: When you have a big time negotiation and there's billions
Speaker 1: of dollars involved, and the parties don't trust each other's word.
Speaker 1: That the parties have such acrimony toward each other they
Speaker 1: can't communicate. You need some outside party to get involved
Speaker 1: and say, wait a minute, let's talk about this. And
Speaker 1: that's where this Abrams character is going to be. And
Speaker 1: that's exactly what Jeff Birding recommended, which I recommend it
Speaker 1: because the commissioners do not trust the Brown family and
Speaker 1: Troy Blackburn and the Brown family they don't trust the commissioners.
Speaker 1: And so how do you strike a deal which is
Speaker 1: hundreds of pages long with all kinds of accoutiments and
Speaker 1: handshakes involved in written words, and you have to do
Speaker 1: this by this day and it's one hundreds of pages
Speaker 1: and long and the parties to where every if and
Speaker 1: and but every word. You can't do it. If you
Speaker 1: buy a business, at some point you work on the cost,
Speaker 1: You work on the price, you work on the payments.
Speaker 1: You shake hands, you join hands together, and you jump together.
Speaker 1: That's not the case anymore. I have hopes that David
Speaker 1: Abrams of the Inner Circle can get the deal done.
Speaker 1: Representing the county. I am confident that the Brown family
Speaker 1: wants to stay in Cincinnati, and I'm very confident that
Speaker 1: Alicia Reese and Denise Treehouse wants the Bengals to stay
Speaker 1: here at a certain price. But the problem and the
Speaker 1: difficulty is this. The commissioners want to submit the deal
Speaker 1: to you. They want the taxpayers to say yay or nay,
Speaker 1: and the Bengals don't want that because they are confident
Speaker 1: the taxpayer will say no. Much like the Kansas City Chiefs.
Speaker 1: Taxpayer said no to building a new stadium for the
Speaker 1: Kansas City Chiefs. They wanted to Hunt family worth about
Speaker 1: ten billion dollars to put up more money, and the
Speaker 1: Brown family now is worth about five billion dollars. So
Speaker 1: the taxpayers living in Hartwell or Green Township under the
Speaker 1: leadership of Tony Rosiella might say, why should we pay
Speaker 1: for a stadium for the Bengals that we don't attend
Speaker 1: the games? And secondly we pay the taxes and they
Speaker 1: get the benefit. It's a tough sell. And the little
Speaker 1: loophole which you have to think about. Denise Treehouse told
Speaker 1: me that there's no sunset on the sales tax. Unlike
Speaker 1: other areas I might have had a twenty five or
Speaker 1: thirty year sunset, this sales tax that we voted on
Speaker 1: thirty some years ago does not have a sunset provision.
Speaker 1: So down the road, at some point soon the Bengals
Speaker 1: are going to extend the least by two years, which
Speaker 1: gives them until twenty twenty eight to work out a deal.
Speaker 1: And I'm confident now the deal is going to get
Speaker 1: done now. On Wednesday, all help broke loose in the
Speaker 1: evening because of what happened with the plane. But Rob
Speaker 1: Sanders came on to talk about that clown, that fool
Speaker 1: who wedged himself underneath the Brent Spence Bridge, who was
Speaker 1: a career criminal, and somehow, some way, that guy who's
Speaker 1: only thirty four years old, has avoided jail time for
Speaker 1: really thousands of criminal victims he's had over the years
Speaker 1: and hundreds of offenses. Then all hell broke loose Wednesday
Speaker 1: night and things have been that way ever since. So
Speaker 1: let's continue with more. And if you miss a week,
Speaker 1: you miss a lot, we'll see what occurs. And the
Speaker 1: Bengals right now, T Higgins is worth one hundred million,
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase is worth maybe two hundred million. You've got
Speaker 1: a contract with with Joe Burrow worth about two hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy five million dollars, and the price keeps rocketing upward.
Speaker 1: So let's continue with more if the line becomes available.
Speaker 1: Five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand. The Red
Speaker 1: Lights are back opening days about eight weeks, seven and
Speaker 1: a half weeks away, and they made six or seven moves.
Speaker 1: And it's a rumor out of New York Metland that
Speaker 1: the Panda may be coming to Cincinnati, which would be
Speaker 1: the blockbuster trade for for maybe a one or two
Speaker 1: year contract, two twenty four home year Reds and Angles.
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred Wow, my bully cunning him. And lastly,
Speaker 1: I head on today's Senator Bernie Marino. We have an
Speaker 1: assilent system, the worst in all the world. When you
Speaker 1: can come here the odds of winning the asylum claim
Speaker 1: is less than one percent. But you can stay in
Speaker 1: the country for years using welfare benefits to cost total
Speaker 1: of one hundred and fifty billion dollars a year, living
Speaker 1: on the public's dime. Why you wait for your hearing
Speaker 1: and Bernie Marino has proposed this law which is now
Speaker 1: entered into the record, that would demand that a silent
Speaker 1: seekers file their application at legal post at entry. In
Speaker 1: other words, if you go to a legal post of
Speaker 1: entry into America and you say I'm a refugee, I
Speaker 1: want to seek asylum because of race or political discrimination
Speaker 1: against me, the authorities will then get all your information
Speaker 1: and tell you, okay, we'll let you. We'll have a
Speaker 1: hearing within ninety days, and you have to go back
Speaker 1: to Mexico wherever and wait for the hearing dateth and
Speaker 1: come in win or lose. Then you're going back. And
Speaker 1: if you, by the way, go by some other illicit means,
Speaker 1: from across the river, or jump the fence and you
Speaker 1: seek asylum, guess what, you will not be accepted as
Speaker 1: a refugee. You must leave, and if you come back again,
Speaker 1: you get five years in federal prison. This prevents someone
Speaker 1: from applying for asylum again if they've already been denied.
Speaker 1: Once you've been denied, once you come back again, you're indicted.
Speaker 1: You're locked up on a high bond. You're going to
Speaker 1: federal prison. And it restricts anyone who's caught by law
Speaker 1: enforcement out of legal immigrations out us from claiming an asylum.
Speaker 1: In other words, the asylum claim is rejected ninety nine
Speaker 1: percent of the time, so to wait for the hearing
Speaker 1: makes no sense whatsoever. Plus this would hire additional asylum
Speaker 1: type judges to judicate the claims. As the Trumpster and
Speaker 1: Tom Homan continues to rid the country of one point
Speaker 1: four million human beings who have deportion or deportation orders
Speaker 1: that have ignored it, plus six hundred and seventy five
Speaker 1: thousand criminals in the country they'll be deported to. So
Speaker 1: let's continue with more Home of Your Reds two thirty.
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Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, quiet, and I'm I'm broadcasting now this weekend
Speaker 1: in Indianapolis, and I'm told that you may be involved
Speaker 1: with Kaitlyn Clark and Taylor Swift. Is that correct?
Speaker 9: And a mixed tag team mix tag team matches like
Speaker 9: Oil Wrestling or yeah versus Trip t K and Tat Tata.
Speaker 9: I'm just saying Caitlin against Tata and t K, Your buddy,
Speaker 9: that's true. Peyton Manning, who's a bigger deal in Indy
Speaker 9: k Cage Hayden Manning or Kaitlyn Clark, Kaitlyn Clark and Clark.
Speaker 1: I mean Peyton Manning came back. Well, it's been twenty
Speaker 1: years hadn't it been a long time? Oh wow, because
Speaker 1: he's a resident of Colorader.
Speaker 3: And they didn't.
Speaker 1: But Kaitlin Clark is bigger than Montana right now. She
Speaker 1: wouldn't go to the end of the NBA tried to
Speaker 1: get her doe to the three point and she said no,
Speaker 1: it was because of the distance or something. She says
Speaker 1: she wanted to do the first one in Indianapolis. I
Speaker 1: guess there's an All Star game in indian she wants
Speaker 1: to shoot in that.
Speaker 9: Let me ask you another question. Is the w n
Speaker 9: B a more popular than the NBA currently?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 7: The NBA is a mess now now that now that
Speaker 7: the commissioner said the other day that he wants instead
Speaker 7: of hals, he wants four like they used to.
Speaker 1: Didn't they years ago? It was four quarters?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: They won four ten? You know I'm thinking, I mean,
Speaker 1: they're hitting from they hit from mid court. Why watch him?
Speaker 9: There was a game I forget who the team was
Speaker 9: shot seventy five threes in a game. That's hard to
Speaker 9: do him over in the mid court line. You need
Speaker 9: to move the three point line back, make it harder
Speaker 9: to scour. It's the most boring basketball ever. Sit there
Speaker 9: and watch guys that are six foot nine hurl up
Speaker 9: threes all day.
Speaker 1: Some of the best games I've ever seen is that
Speaker 1: Michael Jordan Bulls in the nineteen nineties, ninety six to
Speaker 1: ninety two.
Speaker 9: First of all, those guys play their asses off, tough
Speaker 9: guard and there wasn't a load men's they played, played nasty, mean,
Speaker 9: dumped the ball down the big guy and you know,
Speaker 9: here we go.
Speaker 1: And the Royals when I watched them in person, it
Speaker 1: was tough. They need to fix that.
Speaker 9: I think they didn't need to move a three point
Speaker 9: line that they're so boring to watch guys shoot threes
Speaker 9: more boring.
Speaker 1: The NBA or the Pro Bowl mess last night that
Speaker 1: was terrible. I watched some of that.
Speaker 9: The one it was it was with a wide receivers
Speaker 9: and you had to catch three passes one handed. They
Speaker 9: need to put these giant like mascot gloves on, yeah,
Speaker 9: mascot hands and catch a ball and then dive and
Speaker 9: catch a ball.
Speaker 1: And they couldn't. They couldn't get the launch time or
Speaker 1: the je jeffery right at all. It was too stupid.
Speaker 1: Well I do that at all? Is it the money
Speaker 1: for the pension?
Speaker 3: I get?
Speaker 1: I guess I mean, the players are getting they're getting
Speaker 1: paid paid. What's happening today and tomorrow.
Speaker 9: So what I was, what I always heard was, you know, look,
Speaker 9: NFL players have always made pretty good money, even back
Speaker 9: when I was playing, but like it wasn't so.
Speaker 1: Substantial that teams didn't care. Like, like, you made the
Speaker 1: Pro Bowl.
Speaker 9: First of all, you're flying all your friends out there.
Speaker 9: So now you got like a wuty thousand dollars bill.
Speaker 9: So the winning team got like, you know, eighty grand,
Speaker 9: the losing team got forty. So you were fighting to
Speaker 9: you played a good money yeah, but now there's no football.
Speaker 9: I'm eighty grand or forty grand does anything for you.
Speaker 1: You don't want me to mention this, but I will
Speaker 1: do it. There were many times the College All Stars
Speaker 1: beat the NFL. Go again, Soldier Field, look it up.
Speaker 1: The Chicago Bears were beaten by the College All Stars.
Speaker 1: So when you always di minis Ohio State. Ohio State
Speaker 1: this year could beat a bad NFL team, might beat
Speaker 1: the Jaguars, yes, or the Jets. Yeah, the Jets a
Speaker 1: giant Jaguar giants. College football, despite all the problems, is
Speaker 1: extremely popular.
Speaker 9: NFL is extremely except for the numbers of the playoff
Speaker 9: games weren't as high as people wanted.
Speaker 1: It weren't the inaugural It was on January twentieth at night.
Speaker 1: That game, I agree, it would have been a lot higher.
Speaker 1: They need to they need to play. I've said it
Speaker 1: a thousand times. They need to play the National Championship
Speaker 1: game January first. You can figure out how to do
Speaker 1: that before on ABC, not Roku or I can't find
Speaker 1: it some of these or ESPN plus three, So dumb.
Speaker 1: I don't get that stuff. Do you get that stuff?
Speaker 3: I mean I have it?
Speaker 9: But these game there on Netflix? Where's a game at
Speaker 9: crime on Thursday? And I did you get a cat?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: My granddaughter Avery comes over? Avery fixed it. Avery came over.
Speaker 2: I have it.
Speaker 1: I have Prime. I didn't know I had Prime. I
Speaker 1: got primed because of you. Right there by the way,
Speaker 1: how's the wreath is it? I was just gonna asks,
Speaker 1: how's the wreath? Doesn't need it, We're gonna wait until
Speaker 1: Red's opening day. Penny likes the wreath up there because
Speaker 1: it looks like a winter kind of a deal. The
Speaker 1: wreath is looking good right now, so it's you're gonna
Speaker 1: come over. I'm not getting up there I'm I'm not
Speaker 1: sure Stanni Vonderhart can get up there. You need to
Speaker 1: be there with the ladder and this time you can
Speaker 1: push it up. But then we have a painting that
Speaker 1: needs to go up there.
Speaker 7: Here we go then money or something, No, it's nothing, Oh,
Speaker 7: it's a It looks an abstract, bigger paint's a pretty
Speaker 7: big surface for us. Like what about why don't you
Speaker 7: buy a Picasso or something Picasso yeah, yeah, yeah, or
Speaker 7: brand or.
Speaker 1: Bob Ross yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: How about a van goes somebody him to somebody spent
Speaker 1: fifteen bucks one painting. It was a van go worth
Speaker 1: fifteen million. How about that.
Speaker 9: If you're looking for a great documentary to watch, watch
Speaker 9: The Lost Leonardo. It's about a painting that that turned
Speaker 9: out to be and it's still controversial, but turned out
Speaker 9: to be what a lot of people think is one
Speaker 9: of eighteen paintings that Leonardo did in his entire life.
Speaker 9: MBS went down, these two guys went down to like Georgia,
Speaker 9: Atlanta and bought this painting for twelve hundred dollars and
Speaker 9: they it was sold as it was the apprentice of
Speaker 9: an apprentice of Leonardo, which is still valuable.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: Well, then they take it to another guy and they're
Speaker 1: there's like this may be the real thing.
Speaker 9: And then eventually some Saui prince bought it for four
Speaker 9: hundred and fifty million dollars.
Speaker 1: Got it at like a damn knockoff.
Speaker 5: Like that.
Speaker 1: What's the payment on that? Well, now you can get
Speaker 1: monthly payments atrs. Ben Salmon has it in his yacht
Speaker 1: right now correct twelve days. They asked cash or something.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's the payment on that? Why speaking?
Speaker 1: I mean, they just pump more oil. I'm getting on
Speaker 1: Jungle Gym in the next week or two. Jungle Jim.
Speaker 1: You know this guy, Jungle Jim. I mean you're getting
Speaker 1: on like you being a guy in Fairfield. That's him. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have Mom's funny. He's funny. He's got everything
Speaker 1: in that place I talked to him. I mean zero
Speaker 1: you told me, did you tell me that you walk in?
Speaker 1: You got Korean food, you got time, I mean I
Speaker 1: got I don't frequent the place because it's too far away,
Speaker 1: too close to me, but the times I have been there,
Speaker 1: it's like he'snbelievable.
Speaker 9: Only how they sell I mean, there's so few people
Speaker 9: that want some rare fruit Fromhi.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna ask him.
Speaker 7: So he's got like seven, like seven million like versions
Speaker 7: of hot sauce, how do you sell it?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 1: I don't know, I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 9: He's got thousands and thousands of bottles of the hot
Speaker 9: sauce and get rid of inventory.
Speaker 1: That's how you make run to move. I know the
Speaker 1: krogram Madeera. They have one hundred and twenty five thousand
Speaker 1: items in Madeira program. And I'm looking at this, I said,
Speaker 1: who's buying all this stuff? And most of them expiration dates?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I look at him, going, how what do you do?
Speaker 1: How you doing? I want ask him the question. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna ask him the question. What happens with inventory at
Speaker 1: the What do you do with when you got something
Speaker 1: that's so small? Niche it's great that they have it,
Speaker 1: but how do you sell it to get in from
Speaker 1: around the world? That's right, literally everywhere? Asked him the question.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna ask him the question. I talked to one
Speaker 1: of his bobos. He's coming on talking about Jungles, Tim
Speaker 1: and Fairfield and how it all started, how it began.
Speaker 1: He's got a monorail. He's got a monorail. Over there.
Speaker 1: He got a train going into the into a store.
Speaker 9: Suppose he's got a great I know he's got a
Speaker 9: great like uh liquor store, like bourbon selection.
Speaker 1: That is like a little about meat fish and how
Speaker 1: do you how do you keep that more than about
Speaker 1: a week? Ask him, I'm asking. I'm gonna ask question.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna ask him the question. Tell Rock about saying
Speaker 1: next to boys.
Speaker 9: Banner getting getting raised at North ben Road. I think
Speaker 9: I I think I left the room. I think I
Speaker 9: left that in the other roommler finished second.
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Speaker 1: Yes, ye are the twenty twenty five g CL champs.
Speaker 1: Yes they're six.
Speaker 7: They're sixty fifth consecutive g CL title and their eightieth
Speaker 7: overall and program history never lost one.
Speaker 1: Come on, now, well swim the GCST respect for those guys.
Speaker 9: Those guys were like you show up at school at
Speaker 9: like six am. They were even swimming for two hours
Speaker 9: and then after they go to all the classes because
Speaker 9: you actually have to go to class there, and then
Speaker 9: after school they go back in the pool for like
Speaker 9: two hours. Utmost respectful and they got like GPAs of
Speaker 9: nine point two.
Speaker 1: Smart, yeah, super smart. They just work there like skaters.
Speaker 3: Like five.
Speaker 7: If we bring the bombers in, get the bombers, get
Speaker 7: the bomb, I'll make it happen.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 1: Who's the bombers coach there? I don't know who the
Speaker 1: current one is, Dick Button, he just died. He's an
Speaker 1: ice skater. Not good, but it's special when you can.
Speaker 1: I know they spent. It's like wrestlers in ice to
Speaker 1: Jackomo is an assistant swim coach. Jacomo. Yeah, I was
Speaker 1: like an Italian channel. He used to be because he's
Speaker 1: the baseball coach in Jacomo on Channel five. That's a
Speaker 1: different one. Five stands for news. We're kicking it with Ken.
Speaker 1: You're kicking it with Ken.
Speaker 3: I like that guy.
Speaker 1: You like kicking it with Ken on Fox nineteen. You
Speaker 1: ever see him hilarious? I never saw I like kicking
Speaker 1: it with Ken had him into Remember he came in
Speaker 1: he's kicking it with hilarious? What else you got? What
Speaker 1: else segment? What else are you going? Let's see five
Speaker 1: in a row? Don't forget well? The h Flag football
Speaker 1: game Sunday at the Pro Bowl.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 7: The action is on at three o'clock on Fox Sports
Speaker 7: thirteen sixty. In case you're not near a TV.
Speaker 1: Would you be watching Rock the Flag Football NFL aShw Park.
Speaker 1: I'll watch a little bit. They have a staate in
Speaker 1: doing this in the stadium, but people going to come.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I believe that that first they did last night
Speaker 9: was inside, which made it even.
Speaker 1: Speaking inside, I'm watching Tiger Woods at all Roy playing
Speaker 1: the golf inside the simula, hitting the ball against a wall,
Speaker 1: and I'm watching this for like forty I don't get it,
Speaker 1: but you know those ratings for that are much higher
Speaker 1: than pg A rating. You're kidding? No, who would watch that?
Speaker 1: Who would watch that? I want a little bit, but
Speaker 1: I it's like you're miked up, you're talking. You got
Speaker 1: what does that do for a future golf?
Speaker 9: Is it worth the money to have all the manicuring
Speaker 9: in the millions of dollars and just put it on
Speaker 9: a giant.
Speaker 1: Screen, put it on a flat screen and like and
Speaker 1: someone is making a boatload of money. Goes. The ratings
Speaker 1: are good. I can't believe people watch that. I watch it.
Speaker 1: Thank Has any gu school ever won the Awquad champions
Speaker 1: Ship other than the Bombers. I don't think sixty five
Speaker 1: years in a row comc every seam.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't think they do. Believe the last championship won
Speaker 1: in any sport in the GCL is that one. It
Speaker 1: was sixty five in a row. And that's that's now domination,
Speaker 1: that is complete dominant since since nineteen sixty. Wenesday. We'll
Speaker 1: win the state to SA, who is that? I'll bet
Speaker 1: your hot bunch Sunday we want I'll take this state.
Speaker 1: I'll give you saying that Okay got the field, the
Speaker 1: Bomber we go. That'll be. That'll never be. Who was
Speaker 1: the president of nineteen sixty John F. Kennedy? No, no,
Speaker 1: wa amute, that's it. SA should have well, who was
Speaker 1: Eisenos vice president for eight years? I don't know, Tricky Dick,
Speaker 1: I'm not a I'm coming I'm not a crook.
Speaker 7: Uh college basketball tonight dating in Saint Louis, Indiana and Purdue,
Speaker 7: Tomorrow n k U and Oakland.
Speaker 1: Then tomorrow night in Lexington.
Speaker 3: This is it?
Speaker 7: Coach Cal returns Arkansas d Kentucky. Boy, our turns to
Speaker 7: rough around. Are any good that Kentucky? They won four
Speaker 7: in a row?
Speaker 1: Also tomorrow, Ohio.
Speaker 7: You and Miami first under Travis Steele with his multi
Speaker 7: billion dollar deal deal.
Speaker 1: He's independently wealthy, so you don't need the money.
Speaker 7: Probably someday West Virginia and Town to battle our Bearcats,
Speaker 7: who Jason Williams says are washed up.
Speaker 9: Did you read your buddy, Jason Williams rip on the
Speaker 9: I I saw it, and but Jason's gonna be with
Speaker 9: me today.
Speaker 1: Rocky and Jason talk about that fizzled.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 9: There was starting around here that years ago said, boy,
Speaker 9: is it really worth you see going to Big twelve?
Speaker 9: It's not better maybe staying in the American and dominate
Speaker 9: year for a year, especially considering that in a couple
Speaker 9: of years that you're going to allow a group of
Speaker 9: five teams to compete.
Speaker 1: And then in the college football player, who was that
Speaker 1: Lance me? Lance Happy? You got we got that. You
Speaker 1: happy when you made that conference championship out of the
Speaker 1: stadium every night. Now not so much.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: The money, the money, the money. It's always about money.
Speaker 1: Without the rich. They can donate twelve million dollars just
Speaker 1: like that, all your buddies. They have to donate that
Speaker 1: much to get rid of the basketball coach. Not about that.
Speaker 1: Think about Wes Miller. What do you think. I'm told
Speaker 1: he's owed fourteen million dollars to say goodbye? Would you
Speaker 1: put up the money rock to get rid of Wes Miller?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Seg hockey Tonight will the EHL action Downtown Wheeling and
Speaker 1: the Cyclones. The Royal Rumble takes place tomorrow night in
Speaker 1: Indianapolis Cody Rhoades and Kevin owens Ko. But the undisputed
Speaker 1: Championship of the World.
Speaker 9: A ladder match, ladder match. My ladder mat is in
Speaker 9: the wrestling. That's, you know, must my only connection to
Speaker 9: the new agent.
Speaker 1: You have a match. You have a match every night,
Speaker 1: every night, every night, every night. I send you the videos.
Speaker 1: I got videos.
Speaker 9: I mean it's just they off the top rope, off
Speaker 9: the coffee table, the people's.
Speaker 1: Elbow, just just chaos. Rick Flair versus one more time?
Speaker 1: You want to see it? And it starts Sunday? Yes,
Speaker 1: for money, they will. It starts Sunday.
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 7: Non points event? NASCAR is back with the clash Sunday. Now,
Speaker 7: who's the best driver right now? Who is a Kyle Larson?
Speaker 7: The Daytona five hundred and only two weeks from Sunday?
Speaker 1: Ain't what it used to be? Segment?
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 1: Because when the Kentucky Speedway went away, Well, I mean
Speaker 1: outside of this market, there's still a very bad sport
Speaker 1: and they have no viewers, no listeners. I look at
Speaker 1: the stands mainly they're empty. Why the F one gets
Speaker 1: good crowdsy? Yes it does.
Speaker 9: That's like an elitist, very elitist segment would like F one?
Speaker 9: Can't you like champagne and everything? Broad's everywhere?
Speaker 1: Sake naked? How do you know he's saying? They're just
Speaker 1: saying by what's on the big show today? What's on
Speaker 1: the Jason Williams got to defend himself. I'm gonna ask him,
Speaker 1: ask him the question. It's Friday surat the game. We're
Speaker 1: gonna talk with Richard Skinner. Hit him there.
Speaker 9: I thought you had Wes Miller on a three lance.
Speaker 9: We then we have John Mattare's at three point fifty,
Speaker 9: and that's it. Jason Williams to defend himself. He's bad.
Speaker 9: You have George Brumin and Keith Tannenfeld at four o'clock.
Speaker 9: They've started a site called Restore Wellness dot org. I
Speaker 9: like that talking about you all the stuff we've been
Speaker 9: lied to, about our government on and treated, like the
Speaker 9: stuff that's in our food that's actually bad forest big
Speaker 9: millions of dollars.
Speaker 1: And then what you read of the children, Yeah, what
Speaker 1: about that? You're gonna ask him what about your kids?
Speaker 1: You feel him like broccoli, feed him felfus, brownie dere eggs,
Speaker 1: eggs and Greek cougar. What about sugary drinks and a
Speaker 1: lot of cokes and everything, and take their vitamins, like
Speaker 1: the vitamins.
Speaker 9: Every day to my middle son, So we give them
Speaker 9: the flintstones viamins right, which, by the way, doctor, most
Speaker 9: doctors will tell you that is still the best vitamin you.
Speaker 1: Can give a kid.
Speaker 9: This flintstone virus looks like. But my middle son, he's
Speaker 9: the honors going to work. He doesn't like taking it.
Speaker 1: So the other day, like you know.
Speaker 9: I say, clean off the like clean out the couch
Speaker 9: a little bit, and she pulls one of the cushions.
Speaker 10: It was like six vitamins that he just takes them
Speaker 10: and puts stuff them in the couch, and stuff them
Speaker 10: in the chair, stuff them in the marker cup of
Speaker 10: smart kids.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 1: Get on his rear end, pick them up and paddle
Speaker 1: them segment, Get me out of the Student's Report. Jason
Speaker 1: Williams here to defend himself if he can.
Speaker 7: Willie and utter of a great weekend ahead. We leave
Speaker 7: you with the immortal words of the stewed report.
Speaker 1: Patrol again next week.
Speaker 8: Until then, remember breakfast driving doesn't determine who's right, only
Speaker 8: who's left.
Speaker 3: This is Roderick Crawford saying, see you next week on
Speaker 3: seven hundred WLW