Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham.
Speaker 2: The Great American Reds Baseball continued tonight. But of course
Speaker 2: the big news today is the great debate starting about
Speaker 2: nine o'clock Eastern Time between Kamala Harris ving Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Going to be extremely consequential, the most consequential I think
Speaker 2: since the end of October nineteen eighty when Ronald Reagan
Speaker 2: debated Jimmy Carter in the Rest Show, we say his history.
Speaker 2: This could be one of those moments, Jon and you
Speaker 2: and I now is the chair of the Republican Party.
Speaker 2: Alex trunc Ifielu and Alex, welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 2: Cunningham Show. And Alex, you have the popcorn, got some coke,
Speaker 2: You have some nachos, maybe a little baklav Off for dessert.
Speaker 2: Nine o'clock tonight is all going to happen if you're
Speaker 2: put on the Democrat account. Let's say you're Kamala Harris's
Speaker 2: team and you represent Kamala Harris. That may be difficult
Speaker 2: for you to do, but nonetheless, what does Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: need to do tonight? Then I'm going to ask you
Speaker 2: what the Donald needs to do. Let's begin with Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris in your Blue Democratic hat. What does Harris need
Speaker 2: to do?
Speaker 3: Well, she's got a lot to do, and good to
Speaker 3: be with you, by the way, so you know, there's
Speaker 3: not a whole lot she can do. The first thing
Speaker 3: she ought to do is ask herself what she's going
Speaker 3: to do differently than Joe Biden. Because, Billy, one of
Speaker 3: the things that gets undercovered in my mind is that
Speaker 3: Donald Trump beat he slaved Joe Biden in one debate.
Speaker 3: It's an amazing moment in American political history that a
Speaker 3: presidential and the incumbent president was knocked out of his
Speaker 3: second term by one debate. So Donald Trump ended Joe
Speaker 3: Biden's political career in one debate. So what shad Toma
Speaker 3: are you thinking about? Don't be Joe Biden, So doulta,
Speaker 3: don't let what happened to Joe Biden happened to you
Speaker 3: against the you know, a superior candidate in Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: That's what she ought to be thinking about.
Speaker 2: So, Alex, when you're sixty years old and you've been
Speaker 2: in public life for thirty and thirty five years, you
Speaker 2: have a long history positions, whether it's the southern border
Speaker 2: or whether it's sanctuary cities. Springfield, Ohio was under attack
Speaker 2: by twenty thousand Haitians, one of which a little boy's
Speaker 2: dead because of it in Springfield, Clark County, which is terrible.
Speaker 2: We also have the situation with inflation which is rampant,
Speaker 2: out of control, completely major crime in the inner cities,
Speaker 2: homelesses off the charts. And so how does Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: tonight say, you know what, the policies of Joe Biden
Speaker 2: and Kamala Harris are not the policies of Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: and Tim Waltz. How could she look the camera in
Speaker 2: the eye and say, let's move forward, We've got a
Speaker 2: new direction when he's in charge of the present direction.
Speaker 1: How does she make that case?
Speaker 3: Well, it's going to be very difficult for Billy, and
Speaker 3: she can't make that case. You know, the American people
Speaker 3: are smarter than the Democrats give them credit for. The
Speaker 3: American people know that Kamala Harris was the borders are
Speaker 3: I know, her friends in the main street press want
Speaker 3: to say she wasn't, and they draw this silly nuance
Speaker 3: about this having been about root causes. Well, when you're
Speaker 3: in charge of the causes of the border, you're in
Speaker 3: charge of figuring out how to stop the flow of
Speaker 3: the border. So she's going to have a very difficult
Speaker 3: time drawing that conclusion. You know, look, I mean, she is,
Speaker 3: in her own way, somewhat telegenic, I suppose, and you know,
Speaker 3: has a legal background which might might give her some
Speaker 3: skills oratory skills that otherwise she might not have, like
Speaker 3: in a courtroom. But on the topics that affect the
Speaker 3: American people, inflation, the border, crime in big cities, she's
Speaker 3: a complete failure. She's part of the Biden administration's failure,
Speaker 3: and that's what you're seeing. So I think she's going
Speaker 3: to have, you know, a tough, a very tough story
Speaker 3: to tell tomorrow. But you know, in these modern debates, Billy,
Speaker 3: you and I know that sometimes you know, you get
Speaker 3: scored for style points as much as you do on substance.
Speaker 1: On substance, she.
Speaker 3: Cannot win that debate because she and her administration has failed.
Speaker 3: She's not the change cant. Donald Trump clearly has unsettled
Speaker 3: things in Washington now for several years. He's the candidate
Speaker 3: to take the country in a new direction, in a
Speaker 3: direction that was prosperous before Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: took office. So It's going to be an interesting debate tonight.
Speaker 3: Look forward to it. And like you said, I'll have
Speaker 3: my feet propped up in the popcorn and we'll go
Speaker 3: from there.
Speaker 2: Some Republican pundits have said that they're worried about Donald Trump. Well,
Speaker 2: he says something stupid at some point, She's going to
Speaker 2: play the female card.
Speaker 1: And she's always done.
Speaker 2: She did it with pens and she also did it
Speaker 2: in the Democratic debates that she lost in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 2: in which she said I'm speaking now. She wants to
Speaker 2: play the female card, like Trump's going to be paternalistic
Speaker 2: toward her. Well, what is Donald Trump needs to stay
Speaker 2: away from so is not to play into the media
Speaker 2: narrative that he's a wild card you can't trust him.
Speaker 1: What does Trump need to do?
Speaker 3: Well, I think Trump needs to talk about policy. That's
Speaker 3: what he needs to talk about. He needs to talk
Speaker 3: about what has happened over the last four years. And
Speaker 3: you know, look, I mean these made for TV moments
Speaker 3: that scripted politicians like Kamala lived for. The American people
Speaker 3: have seen through it. You know, Billy, I've said this
Speaker 3: to you and to others for a long time. The
Speaker 3: singular greatest strength that Donald Trump has politically is he's
Speaker 3: an outsider who's authentic. Whether you like him or not.
Speaker 3: Of course I like him, you like him, A lot
Speaker 3: of Republicans, conservatives like him. But even if your don't,
Speaker 3: you have to admit he's authentic. He's not a phony.
Speaker 3: He's not putting on airs. So he's not going to
Speaker 3: show up tomorrow or excuse me, tonight with this canned
Speaker 3: kind of approach. Right, He's not going to show up
Speaker 3: with a canned one liner. I think if she shows
Speaker 3: up with that kind of approach tonight, I think it's
Speaker 3: going to I think it's going to upset things. And
Speaker 3: I don't think it's going to be a good moment
Speaker 3: for her in the debate.
Speaker 4: So what should he do.
Speaker 3: He should talk about policy. He should talk about what
Speaker 3: he did on the southern border compared to what they did.
Speaker 3: He should talk about what he did. Is it relates
Speaker 3: to the economy. You know, a Trump economy was lifting
Speaker 3: up every segment of America. Every worker had a better job,
Speaker 3: Your four, oh and k was in a better place.
Speaker 3: Things cost significantly less. Right, this inflation problem continues. The
Speaker 3: Democrats and Kamla have done nothing about it. Middle class
Speaker 3: families are being crushed in this economy, so he should
Speaker 3: talk about those things. And if he does that tonight,
Speaker 3: he's going to be very successful.
Speaker 2: There's a bloodbath underway with the legal aliens coming into
Speaker 2: our country who tend to be unattached, poorly educated, single males,
Speaker 2: which is a terrible part of the population just in general.
Speaker 2: I'm reading the story about aid and Clark, the eleven
Speaker 2: year old boy in Springfield. It was on his first
Speaker 2: day of school and he was killed along with twelve
Speaker 2: other kids in Springfield, Ohio area were injured when a
Speaker 2: Haitian immigrant drove on to oncoming traffic, causing the school
Speaker 2: bus to overturn. And this is a terrible event. There's
Speaker 2: van you're the chair of the Ohio Republican Party, Alex Trontivulu,
Speaker 2: and there's seemingly when I read the story edter story.
Speaker 2: By the way, this is not well covered in the
Speaker 2: national media because it doesn't fit the narrative. And there's
Speaker 2: something in the federal system, the so called parole system
Speaker 2: called humanitarian parole. Since twenty fourteen, at least twenty thousand unattached,
Speaker 2: generally male Haitian immigrants have found their way in his Springfield,
Speaker 2: Ohio under quote humanitarian parole, and it's accelerated the past
Speaker 2: two or three years. And right now, in the last
Speaker 2: four years, some of my ten thousand Haitians have shown
Speaker 2: up on humanitarian purposes in Springfield, Ohio. For God's sakes,
Speaker 2: dogs are missing, massive lawlessness and crime, Haitian immigrants sleeping
Speaker 2: on streets and in people's front porches that call the police.
Speaker 1: Nothing's going on.
Speaker 2: And because Springfield is in the middle, may I say nowhere.
Speaker 2: It's not Columbus, it's not Ohio, it's not Cincinnati, not Dayton,
Speaker 2: it's not Indianapolis. It's kind of like doesn't have its
Speaker 2: own little media market. But that is typical what's happening
Speaker 2: to apartment buildings in Colorado, for God's sakes, in which
Speaker 2: Venezuelan gangbangers have taken over blocks of downtown Denver to
Speaker 2: sell marijuana and traffic girls and to make a lot
Speaker 2: of money. And the Denver, which is the thoroughly blue
Speaker 2: city and the blue state, doesn't want to react. Wouldn't
Speaker 2: it be help over Donald Trump tonight at nine o'clock
Speaker 2: to say, to talk about Aiden Clark, the eleven year
Speaker 2: old boy who was killed. I say, murdered by Haitian
Speaker 2: immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, and it's not a story. Shouldn't
Speaker 2: that be a bigger story?
Speaker 3: Well, it should. It should be a bigger story. And
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you, Billy. First of all, you noticed
Speaker 3: about me, I'm a child of immigrants, So I love
Speaker 3: immigrants who come here legally and who respect the laws
Speaker 3: and and help right. So not to be flipped for
Speaker 3: a minute, but you know we're the immigrants who brought
Speaker 3: you skyline Chile. Okay, so rim well, we'll tell you
Speaker 3: to be serious. I've been to Springfield, Ohio, and I
Speaker 3: went there with one none other than Bernie Moreno, our
Speaker 3: candidate for United States Senate. Bernie went there and gave
Speaker 3: attention and continues, by the way, to go into into
Speaker 3: Clark County, continue to go into Springfield to talk about
Speaker 3: this horribly broken southern border, in the horribly broken immigration
Speaker 3: system that we have in the United States. So what
Speaker 3: we need is more leaders like Marino and like President
Speaker 3: Trump to talk about it. So you ask me whether
Speaker 3: the President should talk about it this evening, Well, absolutely
Speaker 3: he should. He should talk about this horribly broken immigration
Speaker 3: process where we don't have a country because they're not
Speaker 3: controlling the borders. We should have immigrants. I love immigrants.
Speaker 3: I'm the child of immigrants, but we come here legally
Speaker 3: to assimilate into the culture and to become part of
Speaker 3: what makes America a great place. You know, Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: he doesn't say it, I'll say it. He's married immigrants, right,
Speaker 3: His life's immigrants. So I mean, it's not like we
Speaker 3: hate immigrants or foreign people. We just want people to
Speaker 3: come in legally and to assimilate near the culture and
Speaker 3: to become part of what makes America great. Right now,
Speaker 3: that system is terribly broken, which is why you should
Speaker 3: vote for Bernie Marino over Shared Brown, and which is
Speaker 3: why we should make sure we deliver every electoral vote
Speaker 3: here in Ohio to Donald Trump. So if President Trump
Speaker 3: talks about issues like that tonight, now, not only is
Speaker 3: going to win the debate, he's going to win the election.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: The reality, alyx t is that millions upon millions Third
Speaker 2: world illegal aliens have been flown many times over the
Speaker 2: border from Haiti, from Columbia, from Venezuela under a new
Speaker 2: program which has now restarted, in which thousands show up
Speaker 2: and simply left off a plane given a Social Service
Speaker 2: Agency saying do your best. And when that occurs, you
Speaker 2: know what's coming. If Kamala Harris wins. And I know
Speaker 2: right now the Trump shurs up most and most of
Speaker 2: the polls, but God knows what's going to happen the
Speaker 2: next almost sixty days. But if that happens, these illegal
Speaker 2: aliens will be allowed to vote directly or indirectly, because
Speaker 2: what's going to occur is that if Kamala Harris wins,
Speaker 2: the House and the Senate will likely go Democratic, in
Speaker 2: which case the filibuster will be overturned, and they're going
Speaker 2: to pass a menu of large left wing socialist ideas,
Speaker 2: including giving temporary voting privileges to illegal aliens. Like all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, the Haitian vote will take over Clark County.
Speaker 2: It's going to take over Springfield, Ohio. And that's kind
Speaker 2: of the canary in the coal mine. There's a bloodbath
Speaker 2: coming with illegal aliens coming here from gang affiliated gangs,
Speaker 2: which is going to actually destroy the character of this
Speaker 2: country by changing the ballot box. This is the last
Speaker 2: hope we have as great Americans to stop what's going
Speaker 2: on and maybe start a brand new direction. If we
Speaker 2: have twelve years of Donald Trump, then eight years of
Speaker 2: jaded evance, the country can change and go in a
Speaker 2: different direction. I my doubts whether America is ready to change.
Speaker 5: Too.
Speaker 2: Many Americans like the status quoad because they get checks
Speaker 2: in the government. But you can't have Haitians killing school
Speaker 2: kids in Springfield, Ohio and not as if it's normal.
Speaker 2: And there's not been one national story on Aiden Clark
Speaker 2: and what he and his family went through because of
Speaker 2: the failed immigration policies to say nothing about what's happening
Speaker 2: in Arizona, Nevada, in California or Texas.
Speaker 1: The schools, emergency.
Speaker 2: Rooms to hospitals, the doctor's offices are being overwhelmed by
Speaker 2: tens of millions of illegals that don't belong here. And
Speaker 2: if Donald Trump tonight focuses on immigration, inflation, the cost
Speaker 2: of goods sold, talk about sanctuary city, sanctuary states, and
Speaker 2: one last thing, Alex t I'm glad you brought it up.
Speaker 1: Sunday morning.
Speaker 2: You had Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont say on meat
Speaker 2: that depressed that he was asked a question by Kristin
Speaker 2: Welker whether or not Kamala Harris has changed her position.
Speaker 2: Kristin Welker went over a menu of flip flops by
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris and Bernie Sanders kind of a little smile
Speaker 2: on his face and said, look, you.
Speaker 1: Got to say what you got to say to get elected.
Speaker 1: But she hasn't changed one bit.
Speaker 2: Essentially, the left wing of the Democratic Party just said
Speaker 2: that she's lying about these flip flops in her position,
Speaker 2: and once she's getting elected, she'll go back to what
Speaker 2: she's been for the past thirty years of her life.
Speaker 2: You might remember Obama said, if you like your plan,
Speaker 2: keep your plan, like your doctor, keep your doctor. None
Speaker 2: of that was true, and what we heard from Bernie
Speaker 2: Sanders was the truth.
Speaker 1: Did you see that cut? I can send it to you.
Speaker 2: And what does it mean when a candidate runs for
Speaker 2: off is lying about who she is, obscuring her positions
Speaker 2: in order to get elected. About sixty percent of US
Speaker 2: American people have no idea what her positions are on anything.
Speaker 2: So if you're a typical American living their good life
Speaker 2: in a good way and don't pay much attention to
Speaker 2: the media, you may think Kamala Harris is a moderate?
Speaker 2: Isn't a Trump job Tonight to peel the barkle of
Speaker 2: that tree and expose who she truly is.
Speaker 3: Well, yes, the answer is yes. And here's again you
Speaker 3: cover a lot of ground. But I'll say this, this
Speaker 3: is the first time that I can remember in modern
Speaker 3: American politics where you actually have four years of Trump
Speaker 3: versus four years of Kamala Harris, and you can actually
Speaker 3: say the listen to the television ads and are going
Speaker 3: to spend millions on the TV and instead of listening
Speaker 3: to the talking points of God forbid to listen to
Speaker 3: the main sho press, which nowadays has completely gone off
Speaker 3: the deep end against Trump and conservatives and traditional people
Speaker 3: like myself.
Speaker 5: And you don't listen any of that.
Speaker 3: Just look at the record, look at where the country stood. Look,
Speaker 3: I'll be the first to admit it. Donald Trump has
Speaker 3: not been a conventional politician. There are things that he
Speaker 3: has tweeted or said artc That aren't conventionally in the
Speaker 3: mainstream of politics. But what you have is you have
Speaker 3: a four year record to evaluate and Billy, if you
Speaker 3: look at it, they don't ever attack Trump's record because
Speaker 3: they can't. The world was at greater piece, your prices
Speaker 3: were better to crime situation. I mean, I read Bill
Speaker 3: Barr's book. He was attacking inner city crime for the
Speaker 3: first time. And remember the Democrats have been in charge here,
Speaker 3: you know, eight years before Trump, four years since he left,
Speaker 3: you had a body of work to compare as to
Speaker 3: who has done a better job. So, yeah, if I
Speaker 3: were Trump, and if I were advising Trump, which i'm informally,
Speaker 3: I'm certainly not. But if I we're finally advising, I say,
Speaker 3: talk about your record, talk about what you did, talk
Speaker 3: about their record. That's how you win over those critical
Speaker 3: swing voters in the states that matter the most, including
Speaker 3: our neighboring Pennsylvania, Michigan, other places like Wisconsin. That's what
Speaker 3: he should be focused on tonight. If he does that,
Speaker 3: I think he will, the American people have a very
Speaker 3: stark choice four more years of the same or a
Speaker 3: fresh new approach.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: Lastly, Alex t I'm not voting for Donald Trump. I'm
Speaker 2: voting for the First Amendment. I'm voting for freedom of religion,
Speaker 2: freedom of speech. I'm voting for secure borders and legal immigration.
Speaker 2: I'm voting for the Second Amendment, and I'm voting for
Speaker 2: a police to be respected.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 2: I'm not voting for Donald Trump. I'm voting for all
Speaker 2: those things once again. Alex T will be watching tonight.
Speaker 2: We'll see what occurs. I hope the Trumpsters days on
Speaker 2: policy and no personal invective, no personal insults. He's going
Speaker 2: to be baited repeatedly by Kamala Harris. She's going to
Speaker 2: play the the gender and race card every chance she has.
Speaker 2: And I pray to God the truth reigned Supreme. I'm
Speaker 2: not voting for Donald Trump. I'm voting for the United
Speaker 2: States of America.
Speaker 1: Alex T. Thank you very much your involvement, and may
Speaker 1: you have a great day and have some baclava tonight
Speaker 1: during the great debate.
Speaker 3: God bless you, Billy, always a privilege.
Speaker 1: God bless America.
Speaker 2: Plus some Montgomery and ribs from the Great Greeks and
Speaker 2: Egla Mesi's ice cream.
Speaker 1: It can't get much better. Thank you, Alex.
Speaker 2: Let's continue with more your reaction five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 2: seven thousand, Bill cunning and the Grand American with you
Speaker 2: every day, your home of the home of the Reds
Speaker 2: and the Bengals. At least we have bearcut football to
Speaker 2: get us excited. On news radio seven hundred WLWR, Billy Cunningham,
Speaker 2: the Great American after one o'clock today a little rest,
Speaker 2: butit from politics. It will be Dean Reguez who will
Speaker 2: be here. You may not know it, but we have
Speaker 2: a lunar eclipse coming up in about a week. He's
Speaker 2: going to prepare you for that, much like the solar
Speaker 2: eclipse of about a month and a half ago. And
Speaker 2: later on will be your comments at two o'clock about
Speaker 2: what you would like to see, questions asked by David
Speaker 2: Muir or Lindsey Davis. That makes some sense. Put it
Speaker 2: in perspective, see where we're going. I think Donald Trump
Speaker 2: has a couple of secret weapons, which is he has
Speaker 2: a plan going forward, which is on several websites, including
Speaker 2: Truth Social. He has a record to run on, which
Speaker 2: is the four years he was the president, peace and prosperity,
Speaker 2: no wars anywhere in the world, American soldiers coming home,
Speaker 2: a growing economy until Biden and Harris took over. And lastly,
Speaker 2: he has the experience of what to do in the future.
Speaker 2: And whether or not he wins or loses will be
Speaker 2: up to the mainstream media, which is going to declare
Speaker 2: him the loser no matter what. But one thing to
Speaker 2: keep in mind every now and then, you hear that
Speaker 2: I have certain guests in the Media Research Center, that's
Speaker 2: Brent Rosel's group, And what they do is record every
Speaker 2: evening newscast on ABCNBC and CBS and PBS. They record
Speaker 2: every the View which is on, like I think at
Speaker 2: eleven o'clock on ABC, which is Believe it or not,
Speaker 2: is an ABC News product.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: Whoopy Goldberg and Behar and the rest are employees of
Speaker 2: ABC News begun by ms Walters, and at this point
Speaker 2: it is a reflection of ABC News on the View
Speaker 2: and Barbara I think, if she was alive, would be
Speaker 2: embarrassed by what's going on. So what MRC does is
Speaker 2: record all the broadcasts from the View, ABC, NBC, CBS
Speaker 2: and PBS, and then they also review the morning talk
Speaker 2: shows which have become rather in not involved in politics
Speaker 2: because MSNBC, et cetera. But when they are involved in politics,
Speaker 2: it's all one way. Now, you might be shocked to
Speaker 2: learn that one percent, not ninety five percent, but rather
Speaker 2: one hundred percent of the ABC News products at six
Speaker 2: point thirty Monday through Friday, hosted by either David Muir
Speaker 2: or Lindsay Davis have been one hundred percent percent positive
Speaker 2: for Kamala Harris and on the opposite side, it's been
Speaker 2: ninety four percent negative for Donald Trump. So let me
Speaker 2: read you the results of this report. MRC analysts reviewed
Speaker 2: about one hundred campaign stories that aired on ABC's World
Speaker 2: News Tonight from the day Harris entered the race, which
Speaker 2: was July twenty first, through September the seventh, including weekends.
Speaker 2: The analysts found that there were twenty five stories that
Speaker 2: were clearly positive about Kamala Harris from the reporters, the anchors,
Speaker 2: and voter interviews, and that computes to a gravity defying
Speaker 2: one hundred percent of positive spin scores for the vice
Speaker 2: president Kamala Harris. So ABC News and I'll give you
Speaker 2: NBCCBS and PBS.
Speaker 1: And a month moment or two.
Speaker 2: But the one network which is one hundred percent for
Speaker 2: the candidacy of Kamala Harris is ABC News and David
Speaker 2: mull Lindsay Davis. Now, of all the anchors, of all
Speaker 2: the reporters in the world, who did the Biden Harris
Speaker 2: campaign pick to be the moderators tonight, Well, that would
Speaker 2: be David Muir and Lindsay Davis.
Speaker 1: They're the two that have been picked.
Speaker 2: On the other side, the analysts found that there have
Speaker 2: been a total of three positive stories about Donald Trump
Speaker 2: and seventy negative ones for a dismal ninety three percent
Speaker 2: negative spin. So you would think if ABC News with
Speaker 2: David Muir Lindsay Davis would look at these results, which
Speaker 2: say he's the managing editor of ABC News, you might say, no,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, can we find anything negative that Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris or Doug Emhoff her husband has ever done wrong?
Speaker 1: Can we find something? And the answer was no.
Speaker 2: And on the other side of the coin, can we
Speaker 2: find anything positive about Donald Trump? And the answer ninety
Speaker 2: three percent of the time is oh. And so the
Speaker 2: thirty percent of the electorate who receives mainly their news
Speaker 2: from the nightly news have gotten stories which are fundamentally
Speaker 2: inaccurate for ABC Nightly News because there's got to be
Speaker 2: something negative about Kamala Harris, such as she's the last
Speaker 2: person in the room, so she's responsible for the policies
Speaker 2: of Joe Biden. And she answered the question have you
Speaker 2: ever disagreed with Joe Biden on a significant policy matter?
Speaker 1: And she said no.
Speaker 2: So everything that's happened bad or good, and there has
Speaker 2: been some good with Joe Biden, mainly bad has been
Speaker 2: authored by Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Could they make that connection? The answer, of course is no.
Speaker 2: Doug m Hoff, her husband, has been wineddyed in pocket
Speaker 2: lined with lovely stories written about Doug Emoff, who, by
Speaker 2: the way, has a reputation as a damn good lawyer
Speaker 2: from the state of California. He's a smart guy, Doug
Speaker 2: em Off. It came out in the beginning the race
Speaker 2: about two months ago that he impregnated a babysitter, his
Speaker 2: own babysitter, and so when that story was covered, it
Speaker 2: was not covered by ABC News at all. NBC and
Speaker 2: CBS pointed out that quote he had some difficulties in
Speaker 2: his first marriage. I would think to a wife, impregnating
Speaker 2: the babysitter might qualify as a difficulty. But it wasn't
Speaker 2: covered by ABC News whatsoever. As far as CBS, as
Speaker 2: far as positive coverage and negative coverage, how about this.
Speaker 2: CBS Evening News ninety four percent positive on behalf of
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris, and NBC is seventy one percent positive for
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris. As for Trump, on CBS, it was ninety
Speaker 2: four percent positive for Harris and it was seventy seven
Speaker 2: percent negative for Trump. NBC was seventy one percent positive
Speaker 2: for Harris and eighty six percent negative for Trump. And
Speaker 2: so when one watches the evening News, you don't get fair,
Speaker 2: independent and objective reporting. You get propaganda promoting one candidacy
Speaker 2: and not the other, and the word liberal or progressive.
Speaker 2: As of September, the fifth ABC News had yet to
Speaker 2: call Kamala Harris either a liberal or a progressive. There
Speaker 2: were instead eight stories, including brief clips of Republicans calling
Speaker 2: out Harris's record as being liberal.
Speaker 1: Eight stories.
Speaker 2: But then the reporters always said, but a record as
Speaker 2: vice president does not demonstrate that. So the news itself
Speaker 2: is overwhelmingly great for Kamala Harris. The moderators are Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris alkoholytes and tremendously negative for one Donald Trump. And
Speaker 2: that's the thirty percent who pay attention to the evening
Speaker 2: News and don't listen to talk radio, people like you
Speaker 2: and I and the citizen interviews, for example, the Citizens
Speaker 2: Interview on NBC pointed out one time there was a
Speaker 2: person interviewed in Florida who questioned whether or not Harris
Speaker 2: should be elected president because it would be four more
Speaker 2: years of misery. One time on NBC News, Yet there
Speaker 2: were no voters ever included in the ABC Evening News
Speaker 2: coverage except complimenting Kamala Harris. They seem to have no
Speaker 2: objection to showing pro Harris voters, such as a fangirl
Speaker 2: on August the eighteenth World News Tonight and she said, quote,
Speaker 2: We're so excited about the Harris Waltz ticket and the
Speaker 2: hope and the joy they bring. That was the That
Speaker 2: was ABC Nightly News. So in the next day or
Speaker 2: two I'm going to have on the report of this story.
Speaker 2: And that's the way the media is in this country now.
Speaker 2: You would think that someone at ABC News, NBCCBS and
Speaker 2: PBS is the same way. Would point out, we have
Speaker 2: to be fair and equal to both candidates were independent,
Speaker 2: but they're not independent though the propaganda arm of the
Speaker 2: Democrat Party.
Speaker 1: You can't listen to that with any other viewpoint whatsoever.
Speaker 2: And the Trump controversies are often discussed, including Donald Trump's
Speaker 2: peccadillos of a sexual character, but not those of Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: God help you if you bring up the sexual peccadillos
Speaker 2: of Kamala Harris and Willie Brown. May God help you
Speaker 2: if you bring up Doug m Off her husband impregnating
Speaker 2: the babysitter. God help you if that would occur. Think
Speaker 2: if you can, if a prominent Democra, a prominent Republican
Speaker 2: had impregnated a young babysitter, would that be a story
Speaker 2: in the national news?
Speaker 1: Do you think?
Speaker 2: Not only a news, it would be the prominent, the
Speaker 2: only story. So the Trumpster has tried not to have
Speaker 2: David Muir and Lindsey Davis moderate because they can tip
Speaker 2: the coverage, of course, one way or another. And in fact,
Speaker 2: as we as I speak here at twelve fifty two
Speaker 2: PM on a glorious Tuesday afternoon, guess what. Donald Trump
Speaker 2: has an active lawsuit against ABC News, suing George Monopolis
Speaker 2: and others for lying about him repeatedly. And that lawsuit's
Speaker 2: gotten over the first hurdle, something called a rule fifty
Speaker 2: sixth summary judgment. He's gotten over that hurdle, and so
Speaker 2: he's suing the network and indirectly the moderators of tonight's debate.
Speaker 2: Could they be prejudiced one way or another? Absolutely, And
Speaker 2: so I would urge the Donald, which I've done directly
Speaker 2: and indirectly call her Madam Vice President or the Vice
Speaker 2: president do not call her kamala. Liberals go nuts when
Speaker 2: that happens, but not when liberals call her kamala, because
Speaker 2: that is not racist. But if Republican calls her kamala
Speaker 2: and set of kamala, guess what, that's racist and that
Speaker 2: left goes crazy. There are numerous examples where President Joe
Speaker 2: Biden has called the Vice president kamala in set of kamala,
Speaker 2: and there's no retribution for that at all, But when
Speaker 2: a Republican does it, it's racist.
Speaker 1: Oh, let's continue.
Speaker 2: After one o'clock today will be uh the great astronomer
Speaker 2: Dean Regus talking about a lunar event coming up and
Speaker 2: so much more. Plus Reds Baseball kicks off tonight in
Speaker 2: Saint Louis. Meet me in Saint Louis, and the Reds
Speaker 2: have only one homestand left this season unbelievable. Of course,
Speaker 2: the Bengals play on Sunday about four to twenty five
Speaker 2: in Kansas City, and I would not be shocked if
Speaker 2: the Bengals again beat Kansas City. Write that down. Bengals
Speaker 2: beat Kansas City. They're three and one against Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 2: Let's continue. Twelve fifty four, The Home of your reds
Speaker 2: and so much more. News Radio seven hundred wulw. Al Right,
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham, the Great American all the politics going on.
Speaker 1: I've had many.
Speaker 2: People, including Tony Fender, tell me I'm sick and tired
Speaker 2: of politics. Can't talk about it anymore, don't want to
Speaker 2: watch the Great Debate. I got nothing to do with it.
Speaker 2: So every now and then I want to check in
Speaker 2: with Dean Regas, the astronomer to the stars about things
Speaker 2: that are happening. Number one, Dean Regus, welcome again in
Speaker 2: the Bill Cunningham Show. Let's talk about those two astronauts
Speaker 2: stuck in space. The capsule came back about two or
Speaker 2: three days ago, at landed correctly. They should have been
Speaker 2: on the capsule. They weren't on the capsule because there
Speaker 2: was some fear, and now they're stuck in space, lost
Speaker 2: in space till February or March. Tell the American people
Speaker 2: what's going on with the astronauts locked in space?
Speaker 5: Well, imagine this, Bill, if you're going to go on
Speaker 5: an eight day journey into space, and they get you
Speaker 5: all set for that, You get all your clothes, your
Speaker 5: all your travel stuff, your food, your air, all that stuff,
Speaker 5: and then you get up there and you find out nope,
Speaker 5: it's eight months. You're going to be stuck in space.
Speaker 5: And this is what happened to these two astronauts, and
Speaker 5: it's because their craft that went up there had some problems.
Speaker 5: They made it okay, there was there was just you know,
Speaker 5: they're being very cautious with this thing. But then they're
Speaker 5: stuck there and there's no back up ride. There's no
Speaker 5: uber left to come up and get them, and so
Speaker 5: they have to wait for the next one to come up,
Speaker 5: which should be coming up here pretty soon. And then
Speaker 5: they're only going to send two astronauts up take four
Speaker 5: astronauts down, but those two are stuck until the have
Speaker 5: to go back down in about six months or so.
Speaker 5: So man an, a day trip turns into eight months.
Speaker 5: And I don't know if they're happy or mad or
Speaker 5: I don't know. I don't know what astronauts think, but
Speaker 5: they're probably okay with it.
Speaker 1: Well, when the new vehicle goes up and they're taking
Speaker 1: two down from the space station, why not take these
Speaker 1: two down and let the other two stay up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what I was thinking too, is and but
Speaker 5: to deal with that is the four of them that
Speaker 5: are there that are going to go back. They've already
Speaker 5: been there for a long time, So that would mean
Speaker 5: that two of them would have to stay an extra
Speaker 5: six months, which would put them over about a year
Speaker 5: that they're up there, and that is a little dicey.
Speaker 5: So because they're the newcomers, they get to stay, okay,
Speaker 5: and the new house, the new house guests get to
Speaker 5: take over. At least that's what I figure from this
Speaker 5: weird game of chess. NASA's play it.
Speaker 1: Now, how fast is that capsule traveling around the Earth?
Speaker 1: What speed is it? Six? To you one hundred miles
Speaker 1: an hour? Is at one hundred and fifty two? Hunt?
Speaker 1: How fast is that capsule moving?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean the first thing with this is, you know,
Speaker 5: I first heard this report, I thought the two of
Speaker 5: them were stuck in that tiny little thing, the little
Speaker 5: craft that went up there, the Boeing craft that went
Speaker 5: up there. But no, they're in the space station. So
Speaker 5: they're up there with all the other astronauts, and they're
Speaker 5: going at about seventeen thousand miles an hour and change
Speaker 5: somewhere a little over seventeen thousand and circling the Earth
Speaker 5: every ninety minutes, So that is.
Speaker 1: Quite a ride, so they're moving.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean this is the experience a sunrise and
Speaker 5: sunset about every forty five minutes sunrise forty five minutes
Speaker 5: and forty five minutes later sunset. Yeah, sleeping would be tough,
Speaker 5: especially when you're floating up in space. But yeah, I
Speaker 5: mean having there's nine of them total in the space
Speaker 5: station now and it's a little crowded, but you know,
Speaker 5: they's still plenty of food. It's not like they're running
Speaker 5: food or anything like that.
Speaker 2: So how do you sleep in space when you have
Speaker 2: sunrises and sunsets every forty five minutes? Your bylines should
Speaker 2: go clock. It's got to be screwed up. So how
Speaker 2: do you sleep in space when you're floating around?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean you better have a good mask, that's
Speaker 5: for sure. You know sleep masks. You put that on
Speaker 5: there because sunlight's going to be coming in through the
Speaker 5: windows all the time. And but the big thing is
Speaker 5: how do you sleep in microgravity when you're floating around everywhere?
Speaker 5: And so basically every every wall is a bed. They
Speaker 5: could just like strap themselves to a wall and just
Speaker 5: kind of float there or the floor or the ceiling
Speaker 5: and wherever they want to sleep. They sleep. They you know,
Speaker 5: you don't want to be floating around while you're sleeping
Speaker 5: and run into stuff. But yeah, you always get to
Speaker 5: be like a tied down with a seatbelt basically for
Speaker 5: sleep time. That goes also for a bathroom time also
Speaker 5: usually got to put a seatbelt.
Speaker 8: On for that.
Speaker 2: How do you do one and two in space? Because
Speaker 2: if a man when you're an eight, wouldn't they splash
Speaker 2: up and hit him in the head.
Speaker 5: I know this is the growth secret of space travel
Speaker 5: is you know, on Earth, when we want to go bathroom,
Speaker 5: what we want to go down goes down up there,
Speaker 5: it goes wherever it wants to float to, and so
Speaker 5: vacuums is the answer. You go into a suction gizmo
Speaker 5: that takes it away and yeah, it's it's gross. I've
Speaker 5: seen the mock up of this at one of the
Speaker 5: space centers and boy, yeah that it took me off
Speaker 5: of a one to go to the Moon after I
Speaker 5: saw that.
Speaker 2: Now, has there ever been sex in space? And if
Speaker 2: you have sex and space, how does that work?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I mean that's another interesting one. And there is a
Speaker 5: I don't know if there's nothing been confirmed that it
Speaker 5: has happened However, a married couple has been up there,
Speaker 5: and there is a rumor that there was a kind
Speaker 5: of a short term love affair up there between some
Speaker 5: astronauts as well. None of it has been confirmed. It
Speaker 5: does boggle the mind. Not confirmed, but I wouldn't even say,
Speaker 5: let's just say it was likely, just because you know,
Speaker 5: astronauts talk sometimes. But the part of it that I
Speaker 5: always think about is, you know, for every action, there's
Speaker 5: an equal and opposite reaction, right, so anything that happens,
Speaker 5: it's got to be I don't think it'd be something
Speaker 5: you'd want to do.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but maybe you'd have to try it, though,
Speaker 2: what the hell, you'd have to go for it at
Speaker 2: some point because you want to be the first time
Speaker 2: Before we talk about the lunar eclipse coming. Of course,
Speaker 2: Elon Musk is planning a trip to Mars at some
Speaker 2: point in the next few years, and he's seeking volunteers
Speaker 2: to go to Mars one way, and then once you
Speaker 2: get there, unlike the movie with Matt Damon, you have
Speaker 2: to stay there a while then you come back. In
Speaker 2: today's technology, how long would it take to get there
Speaker 2: and then how long do you have to stay in Mars.
Speaker 1: Then how long would it take to come back.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So that's one of the things about going to Mars.
Speaker 5: It's not like you can go any day. You have
Speaker 5: to be aligned, you have to be have the same
Speaker 5: side of the Solar System, and so you can only
Speaker 5: launch to Mars about every twenty six months. So you
Speaker 5: launch to Mars, average distance and time takes to get
Speaker 5: there's about seven months, So you're in this craft for
Speaker 5: seven months. Meanwhile, the Earth goes to the other side
Speaker 5: of the Solar System, and then you have to wait
Speaker 5: on Mars about one year until the Earth catches back up,
Speaker 5: and then seven months to get back home. So round
Speaker 5: trip right now is somewhere between twenty four and twenty
Speaker 5: six months.
Speaker 1: Is it dangerous?
Speaker 10: Is it?
Speaker 2: I would think going from Earth to Mars, we're the
Speaker 2: third rock from the Sun. There are a number four,
Speaker 2: they're a little bit closer. Going to the other planets
Speaker 2: would be ridiculous. You told me before to go to
Speaker 2: Mercury or to go to Uranus would be impossible in
Speaker 2: today's technology unless Jean Luke Picard shows up. And so
Speaker 2: it's seven months there, you have to wait another wait
Speaker 2: a year, and all the stuff you need there will
Speaker 2: be shipped in before you get there and then seven
Speaker 2: months back. Isn't that somewhat dangerous? Would you be on
Speaker 2: that one you want to go?
Speaker 1: What would you say?
Speaker 5: I would say thank you, but no, thank you. I
Speaker 5: appreciate the offer, but it would be an incredible adventure,
Speaker 5: that's for sure.
Speaker 4: And it's uh.
Speaker 5: But the big thing is radiation. So you're going to
Speaker 5: be exposed to the radiation of space for at that
Speaker 5: journey all the way to Mars and then and then
Speaker 5: you've got to deal with the low gravity. You got
Speaker 5: to deal with your crewmates, you gotta deal with any
Speaker 5: technical problems and here that kind of stuff. So it's
Speaker 5: it's it is not for the faint of heart, that's
Speaker 5: for sure. These are adventurous type of people. This is
Speaker 5: incredibly dangerous. So that's the big question that I try
Speaker 5: to pose every once in a while, is you know,
Speaker 5: what's the likelihood of success if we did it today?
Speaker 5: And it seems like the consensus is it's about a
Speaker 5: fifty to fifty chance of them going and coming back
Speaker 5: alive fifty fifty technology fifty to fifty. I know that's
Speaker 5: not great odds, but but you know, it doesn't seem
Speaker 5: like there's any shortage volunteers.
Speaker 2: All right, let's before we talk about the upcoming lunar eclipse.
Speaker 2: Do you think there's ets marching around the Earth. We've
Speaker 2: seen this repeatedly about these incredible videos that looks like
Speaker 2: their starships look like they're aliens of one type or
Speaker 2: another flying around Arizona or Area fifty one. And do
Speaker 2: you believe Dean Reguz this is the big question a
Speaker 2: bit early in this interview. Are there ets on Earth
Speaker 2: as I speak, possibly mating with our women?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I mean, Bill, this is a really good question because
Speaker 5: and to be honest with you, if you would asked
Speaker 5: me that twenty years ago, I would have said absolutely positively.
Speaker 5: You know, I was one of those believers. I wanted
Speaker 5: to believe in this alien abductions and UFOs and all
Speaker 5: that kind of stuff. But I have since kind of
Speaker 5: changed my mind. That's based on people's observations of these things.
Speaker 5: So when I was working at the Cincinnat Observatory, we
Speaker 5: would get calls about people seeing UFOs and that kind
Speaker 5: of stuff. And the UFO reports that I took personally
Speaker 5: made me very convinced that these people that see these
Speaker 5: things are not very reliable witnesses, and so it turned
Speaker 5: me off to the whole UFO thing. And those videos
Speaker 5: that we see of you know, the Navy pilots and
Speaker 5: the pilots taking pictures of stuff and flying through space,
Speaker 5: those are absolutely positively not alien crafts. Those are all
Speaker 5: good old human made crafts, either balloons, other planes, or
Speaker 5: other things. And so yeah, that evidence. I just I
Speaker 5: just wish we'd get a clear and you know, in
Speaker 5: focus picture instead of the blurry stuff. You know, you know,
Speaker 5: I think they we get better pictures. That's what I think.
Speaker 2: On the day the Earth stood still, They've done it twice,
Speaker 2: one hell of a movie, and I'm thinking possibly those
Speaker 2: things are going on. But you would think at this
Speaker 2: point would have irrefutable video evidence of actual land landing
Speaker 2: of aircraft and or something, and it hadn't happened. And
Speaker 2: if someone like Tony Bender was in another solar system
Speaker 2: and he said, you know what, I want to take
Speaker 2: a weekend off and I want to fly to Earth
Speaker 2: and I want to get there, explain how difficult and
Speaker 2: understandable technology it would be for someone who's maybe a
Speaker 2: five hundred million or billion light years away actually come
Speaker 2: to Earth.
Speaker 1: How would that work.
Speaker 5: Well, I think you got to look at Tony a
Speaker 5: little more closely because he's asking a lot of questions,
Speaker 5: very suspicious. I don't know about his origin story, but
Speaker 5: he might be an alien. He might want to look
Speaker 5: into that. Could be an alien, Either that or Slowney.
Speaker 5: I think those are my canidate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, he's an alien.
Speaker 5: But if folks like that would travel from another star
Speaker 5: system to get here, it would be quite a journey,
Speaker 5: at least with our technology. So like our closest star
Speaker 5: to us outside the Sun is called Alpha Centauri, one
Speaker 5: of my fans, Alpha Centari. It's about twenty five trillion
Speaker 5: miles away. So if you're going to make that distance
Speaker 5: twenty five trillion miles with our current technology, it would
Speaker 5: take you about seventy thousand years to make that jump
Speaker 5: one way.
Speaker 1: Seventy thousand years to go one way. You want to
Speaker 1: come back?
Speaker 5: Speed that up? Sure, I mean maybe we could speed
Speaker 5: that up in the future. You know, we go ten
Speaker 5: times faster, one hundred times faster. But with our current
Speaker 5: technology and our knowledge of how to travel through space,
Speaker 5: this is not something that we're gonna we're going to
Speaker 5: figure out anytime soon.
Speaker 1: What about warp speed. What about the lithium crystals? What
Speaker 1: about that? You forgot about that?
Speaker 5: That's exactly what we need. We need somebody to invent
Speaker 5: di lithium crystals or discover them from some you know,
Speaker 5: cave around the moon or something. I don't know. We
Speaker 5: got to find those things because that's that's the way
Speaker 5: that they did it in Star Trek in our wars.
Speaker 5: I don't know how they did it. They just jumped
Speaker 5: the light speed however that whatever that means, I don't know,
Speaker 5: but they just do it.
Speaker 2: Now, when you talk about light years, how fast do
Speaker 2: you have to go? Let's say one year you go
Speaker 2: at the speed of light. How fast is that you're
Speaker 2: moving at that point?
Speaker 1: How fast do you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, speed of light is about one hundred and eighty
Speaker 5: six thousand miles per second, so not miles per hour,
Speaker 5: miles per second, So you could go. Light goes from
Speaker 5: us to the Moon in about a second and a
Speaker 5: quarter and so going to Mars, it's somewhere between about
Speaker 5: ten to twenty minutes to get to Mars. The speed
Speaker 5: of light, soever the course of a whole year of
Speaker 5: traveling the speed of light, you know, a beam of
Speaker 5: light and even the signal from seven hundred WLW is
Speaker 5: going out in space at the speed of light, and
Speaker 5: so it over a course of a year, it would
Speaker 5: travel almost six trillion miles. So that means a year
Speaker 5: from now, somebody six trillion miles away from us can
Speaker 5: hear us talking and having such a great conversation.
Speaker 7: What do you think of that?
Speaker 1: Well, if you're going.
Speaker 2: One hundred eighty thousand, one hundred eight thousand miles per second,
Speaker 2: that means you go around the center of the Earth
Speaker 2: seven times in a second.
Speaker 1: That's moving exactly.
Speaker 2: That's moving. Let's talk, that's really moving. I'm not sure
Speaker 2: we can do that even to McLaren. But nonetheless, the
Speaker 2: lunar eclipse is coming up. We had the solar eclipse.
Speaker 2: People want nuts tell me about the lunar eclipse happening
Speaker 2: in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, the solar eclipse is definitely the big
Speaker 5: story of the year. That would be the absolute dynamite
Speaker 5: thing to see. I think everybody that saw it was
Speaker 5: really blown away. So we do have our next eclipse
Speaker 5: come up, which is a lunar eclipse, and so I
Speaker 5: gotta put the brakes on for everybody. This is not
Speaker 5: going to be the most exciting thing in the world.
Speaker 5: It's going to be an extremely small partial lunar eclipse,
Speaker 5: meaning only part of the Moon is going to be
Speaker 5: blocked out by the shadow of the Earth. But to me,
Speaker 5: that's still pretty cool to see. It's just, you know,
Speaker 5: compared to the solar eclipse, there's no comparison. But this
Speaker 5: is going to be on the night of September seventeenth,
Speaker 5: so that's the next Tuesday night and right around primetime,
Speaker 5: so about ten fifteen to eleven fifteen, that's when you'll
Speaker 5: see the partial lunar eclipse. And it's just it is
Speaker 5: such a cool thing to see the shadow of the
Speaker 5: Earth block out this little part of the Moon. It's
Speaker 5: like a little bite taken out of the Moon. And
Speaker 5: I just love the precision of it that it's right
Speaker 5: there to the exact second and we can predict it's
Speaker 5: it's pretty cool. So I'd rate this like a seven
Speaker 5: out of ten as far as coolness factor, with the
Speaker 5: total solar eclips being off the chart probably like eleven.
Speaker 2: It's September seventeenth, about ten to fifteen pm. Go outside,
Speaker 2: look up and see the lunar eclipse. Unbelievable, but yeah,
Speaker 2: the Day There.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be yeah, and I'll be broadcasting it. Hopefully
Speaker 5: I'll be out at the Grand Canyon doing astronomy out
Speaker 5: there with them in Arizona, and I should be broadcasting
Speaker 5: it too, so you can follow along with me on
Speaker 5: astterdem dot com. So if it's cloudy here in Cincinnati,
Speaker 5: hopefully i'll have you cover out in the Grand Canyon.
Speaker 5: At least hopefully we'll be clear out the Grand Canyon too.
Speaker 5: So yeah, go to astterdem dot com and I'll have
Speaker 5: a list of where you can watch that.
Speaker 2: Jan Riguez, you're a great America. And I like the
Speaker 2: movie The Day There. It's still still with count of
Speaker 2: Reeves that proved that aliens are here. I've seen Mars
Speaker 2: with Matt Damon. He had some difficulties, he came back
Speaker 2: with a sling shot maneuver. All those that maybe these
Speaker 2: things are happening, you don't know about them. Maybe there's
Speaker 2: a million Keanu Reeves running around impregnating women, you know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying, And some of that product is now
Speaker 2: working at this radio station, like Scott.
Speaker 5: Sloan, it's certainly possible, if not likely. Knowing the other
Speaker 5: people that work.
Speaker 11: At that radio station.
Speaker 1: Dean Rigez, thank you very much for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 5: My pleasure.
Speaker 1: Guys, keep looking up and keep.
Speaker 2: Your feet on the ground and reach for the stars.
Speaker 2: On news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Would you want the microphone to mute it in the
Speaker 1: debate whenever you're out of beating We agreed to the
Speaker 1: same rules.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter to me.
Speaker 11: I'd rather have it probably on, But the agreement was
Speaker 11: that it would be the same as it was last time.
Speaker 1: In that case, it was muted. I didn't like it the.
Speaker 11: Last time, but it worked out fine, and ask Biden
Speaker 11: how it worked out. It was fine, and I think
Speaker 11: it should be the same.
Speaker 1: We agree to the.
Speaker 11: Same rules, same rules, the same specifications, and I think
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Speaker 1: But they're trying to change it.
Speaker 11: The truth is they're trying to get out of it
Speaker 11: because she doesn't want a debate. She's not a good debater,
Speaker 11: she's not a smart person.
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Speaker 1: No segment.
Speaker 2: I can't believe the last home stand of the season
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Speaker 10: be Derrek Johnson's motto from now on. Martinez threw a
Speaker 10: first pitch strike to twenty four of the twenty five
Speaker 10: batters he faced.
Speaker 2: I did that at Thomas Funerhank correct get ahead on
Speaker 2: the count right at zero to one, and then the
Speaker 2: batter starts fishing.
Speaker 1: Then I threw the hook knuckles and the slip pitch.
Speaker 1: What about Uncle Charlie? That was number four.
Speaker 10: The Reds are combined seventeen and six on the year
Speaker 10: against the Braves, Yankees, Astros.
Speaker 1: Dodgers, and Phillies. That's not possible. And the rest of
Speaker 1: the year, the rest of the league.
Speaker 2: A new civil lawsuit's been fought against Cleveland Browns quarterback
Speaker 2: de Shawn Watson, a new one.
Speaker 1: Cleveland.
Speaker 10: But he getting was he getting two hundred and forty
Speaker 10: six mil guarantee? The lawsuit alleges, no boy, Okay, here
Speaker 10: we go. I can't say what it alleges had a
Speaker 10: date with some woman and ended up on a floor.
Speaker 10: That's all I can say. And I can't read the allegations.
Speaker 10: In the afternoon, he's the quarterback for your Cleveland Browns.
Speaker 1: I'm b Cleveland Browns. I could care less about him.
Speaker 1: Didn't do very well.
Speaker 10: And first he looked real good, and again Dallas really good.
Speaker 10: Reds and Cardinals stood night in Saint Louis, Meet me
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Speaker 1: Now, good luck to the Dayton Dragons. They opened at
Speaker 1: home tonight in the Midwest.
Speaker 10: League first round of the playoffs, best of three series
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Speaker 1: What's that the Daytona Tortugas. What's a tortugas? Kickoff? That's
Speaker 1: a turtle.
Speaker 10: A turtle kickoff the Florida State League Eastern Division Playoffs
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Speaker 1: Never heard of him.
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Speaker 2: Write this down segment. Write this down. Bengals will beat
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Speaker 10: Save that Monday Monday Night football. The forty nine Ers
Speaker 10: whip up on a Jets thirty two to nineteen.
Speaker 1: Now not even close.
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Speaker 2: What's in worse shape? You're ready for? These three selections?
Speaker 2: Rocky Boyman number one dame the Reds starting pitchers.
Speaker 1: That's a mess. Two bear cat football a mess.
Speaker 2: Three Bengals effort in the first game of the season
Speaker 2: against New England A mess.
Speaker 1: Which one is lower of those three? I think they're
Speaker 1: all in one big mix. I don't know what to say.
Speaker 10: Let's see an international friendly soccer her match tonight at
Speaker 10: TQL Stadium, A friendly the United States is an action
Speaker 10: up against New Zealand at seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: The NFL has declined comment about the recent allegations against
Speaker 2: DeShawn Watson. Yeah, we declined comment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no kidding.
Speaker 2: He was ordered to pay a five million dollar fine
Speaker 2: and undergo mandatory evaluation by behavioral.
Speaker 1: Experts that worked.
Speaker 10: Was this an encounter with a young lady recently, she claimed?
Speaker 10: Or was this like three or four years ago? Let
Speaker 10: me see here October of twenty twenty. Wow, she said,
Speaker 10: repressed memory until now the memory of I repressed And
Speaker 10: now she claims I can't read the allegations?
Speaker 1: Did everything too?
Speaker 2: A man can do and it suddenly has come to
Speaker 2: light because of repressed recollections. Do you have any repressed
Speaker 2: recollections about what I've done to you?
Speaker 1: Plenty of them? Or do you want me to start?
Speaker 1: You think Rocky does?
Speaker 2: Rocky right now is lower than whale dung. Rocky everywhere
Speaker 2: he looks is a crisis and a loss.
Speaker 1: Is he coming in? Today's going to hide out at me?
Speaker 1: Show that cuts? We're going to be nice to him today?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 1: I don't know why he's suffering?
Speaker 10: I mean, does Irish go down to northernis the home
Speaker 10: of the Huskies.
Speaker 2: Someone on ESPN said they're the Selukies. I said, no,
Speaker 2: that's no correct, this is northern Illinois. Who, by the way,
Speaker 2: that's why I'm watching ESPN anymore. They're stupid in Illinois
Speaker 2: Silukies nothing but loud mouse.
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: Nonetheless, what do you well Rocky crawling here on his
Speaker 2: knees and beg forgiveness for his sins and crimes against humanity?
Speaker 1: I think he will now let's find it. Is he
Speaker 1: coming in two thirty?
Speaker 3: Do you know?
Speaker 1: Yes, you got a card there explaining you gotta you
Speaker 1: got a postcard here?
Speaker 3: Will he?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 10: That they would like to nominate two ladies for Citizen
Speaker 10: of the the CODs who are both work at Panera
Speaker 10: Bread on Paxton and Hyde Park Plaza. All right, they
Speaker 10: are Karen, They're both cashiers, Karen and Michelle.
Speaker 1: Don't be a Karen.
Speaker 10: Karen works during the week Michelle on the weekend Panera
Speaker 10: and I cannot tell who. They are both super nice,
Speaker 10: This person says, Panera Bread. There's no name on who
Speaker 10: sent the card. Karen and Michelle. Karen and Michelle at
Speaker 10: Panera Bread on Paxton at the Hyde Park Plaza. So
Speaker 10: if you go to Panera, in fact, make a trip
Speaker 10: now to the Hyde Park Plaza. You've been there many
Speaker 10: times segment Yeah, and tell you a lot.
Speaker 2: Karen, Karen and Michelle on the weekend, are there, Bill
Speaker 2: Cunningham Citizens of the Day because of their long walk
Speaker 2: on behalf of the American people and the sacrifice to
Speaker 2: this show every day by going to work and making
Speaker 2: large bucks and also making customers happy at Panera Bread,
Speaker 2: Karen and Michelle Hyde Park Plaza, go there now, Willie.
Speaker 1: We also say happy birthday today. Did Joey Vado forty
Speaker 1: years old? Forty one? I think forty one? Is he
Speaker 1: coming back. We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 1: the Stewd Report.
Speaker 13: Because, as we all know, elections matter and when folks vote,
Speaker 13: they order what they want, and in this case, they
Speaker 13: got what they asked for.
Speaker 1: Are we in trouble or what? The cackling isn't enough
Speaker 1: to drive me nuts? And that's a short trip.
Speaker 10: Look out Philadelphia, nine o'clock tonight. Baby, here it comes
Speaker 10: fifty five KRC the action.
Speaker 2: Let's continue. Your calls are next. I want the American
Speaker 2: people's voices to be heard about the great debate tonight.
Speaker 2: What do you expect on news radio seven hundred WLTIM. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's continue, and now it's your chance to be heard
Speaker 2: across the tri State, the nation, in the world. We
Speaker 2: have added in Western Hill will be first. What is
Speaker 2: an American do you want to hear in tonight's debate?
Speaker 2: What advice, if any, would you give to the President
Speaker 2: Donald Trump or to the VP Kamala Harris? What should
Speaker 2: each day away from? What should they lean into? One
Speaker 2: quick comment I promised less than a minute will be
Speaker 2: my comment here. Then we'll go to Edwin, Western Hills.
Speaker 2: We have three lines open now at seven four nine,
Speaker 2: seven thousand, and if you pass the scrutiny of my producer,
Speaker 2: you get on the air along with other great Americans,
Speaker 2: and or pounds seven hundred on your cell if you
Speaker 2: want to call there seven four nine seven thousand, area
Speaker 2: code five win three, it'll be first. And some of
Speaker 2: the Kamala Harris's policy positions in the past. And this
Speaker 2: wasn't like circa nineteen ninety five, for example, this was
Speaker 2: in twenty nineteen and twenty twenty. This was like four
Speaker 2: or five years ago when she's running for the president
Speaker 2: the first time. And she filled out a questionnaire for
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party ACLU, and Kamala Harris said, quote, and
Speaker 2: it'll legal immigration detention. In other words, some illegal come
Speaker 2: across the border, get information from them, do not test
Speaker 2: them for diseases, et cetera, she said, in illegal immigration detention,
Speaker 2: she said yes. She also said the taxpayer, that means
Speaker 2: you should pay for gender transition surgeries for lego aliens,
Speaker 2: no matter what their age. So that's what she wants,
Speaker 2: by the way, that's tens of thousands of dollars. She said, yes,
Speaker 2: that you, as a taxpayer should pay for gender transition
Speaker 2: surgeries for lego aliens. She also said that those on
Speaker 2: death row should vote, those in prisons should vote. She
Speaker 2: also said it's time to slash illegal immigrant detention by
Speaker 2: at least fifty percent, get rid of the detention centers,
Speaker 2: open them up, let them go. She said, to defund
Speaker 2: ice Immigration Control Enforcement, defund ice, have no ICE agents anywhere,
Speaker 2: and then any ICE detainer, along with eliminating the death
Speaker 2: penalty for police cop killers, along with reparations for African Americans. Now,
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, she wants to be elected, and
Speaker 2: she says she's going into another direction. And Bernie Sanders,
Speaker 2: the Senator, her running mate, her fellow traveler from Vermont,
Speaker 2: said she's changing her positions to get elected. Take a
Speaker 2: look at the interview on Sunday morning with Meet the
Speaker 2: Depressed with Kristen Welker, and she was asked essentially, he
Speaker 2: was asked whether or not that is mainstream American ideas
Speaker 2: and he said, well no, but her political positions haven't changed.
Speaker 2: She has to change what she says to get elected.
Speaker 2: In other words, she wants to trick you into believing
Speaker 2: something different.
Speaker 1: Will you be tricked? Will you be bamboozled? Let's find out.
Speaker 2: Let's go first to ed in Western Hills and then
Speaker 2: Brandon Newark and Nick and Lancaster and PJ and Hamilton
Speaker 2: and thousands of others ed in Western Hills. What do
Speaker 2: you want to see tonight with the great debate? What
Speaker 2: questions her air as? You want to see probed? Give
Speaker 2: me a full report.
Speaker 3: Yeah, darn well, it's not going to be moderated by
Speaker 3: David mwor it's gonna be manipulated.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, I read the story earlier from Media
Speaker 2: Research Center that one percent of the stories on the
Speaker 2: ABC Nightly News with David Muir and his comport have
Speaker 2: been such that there's not one negative story on the
Speaker 2: ABC Nightly News about about Kamala Harrison. Ninety four percent
Speaker 2: negative against Donald Trump. And they're the moderators, and he
Speaker 2: tried to get someone different and it didn't work.
Speaker 1: But that's the way it is.
Speaker 2: Let's continue now with Nick and Lancaster, than Brad and
Speaker 2: Newark and Nick and Lancaster.
Speaker 1: Give me a full report.
Speaker 8: Willie actually had a question.
Speaker 3: First.
Speaker 8: My question is has a presidential candidate ever ended up
Speaker 8: debating two different presidential candidates before? So you know this
Speaker 8: is Trump's second debate against a different candidates.
Speaker 2: Well, I think historically he had let's go back in time.
Speaker 2: Twenty sixteen had the great debates with Hillary Clinton. I
Speaker 2: think they had two or three, and then in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty he had two debates with Joe Biden. And now
Speaker 2: he's got another debate. He's had about six of these debates.
Speaker 2: And I don't think anyone has had the same level
Speaker 2: of experience with this in the history of American politics.
Speaker 2: And let's face a Kamala Harris as allowsy debater. Look
Speaker 2: what happened in twenty nineteen twenty twenty when even her
Speaker 2: position wasn't acceptable to the liberal Democrats and she did
Speaker 2: not receive one vote. She dropped out before the first
Speaker 2: vote took place. I think that year was in Iowa,
Speaker 2: then New Hampshire, because she was so liberal, so extreme,
Speaker 2: she didn't fit the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: But now she's changing to get your vote. Do you
Speaker 1: buy it, Nick Oh?
Speaker 3: I don't buy it.
Speaker 8: And as long as Trump does as he did with
Speaker 8: Joe Biden during the last debate this summer, and he
Speaker 8: just stays calm, strikes when needed, defends himself when needed,
Speaker 8: and doesn't get too out of hand, I think that
Speaker 8: it'll go over just as well as it possibly can and.
Speaker 2: The other issue he's got, unlike the other times against
Speaker 2: Hillary Clinton, and he was the decided underdog. Of course
Speaker 2: he won against Joe Biden. He was six points down
Speaker 2: because the people thought they knew Joe Biden, who was
Speaker 2: campaigning in his basement. And I think he won, but
Speaker 2: he really didn't in twenty twenty and now he's up.
Speaker 2: In fact, the more the American people see Kamala Harris,
Speaker 2: the less they like her. It's the cackle. No, that's
Speaker 2: let it breathe. I told one of his adult sons.
Speaker 2: We texted back and forth two nights ago, and I said.
Speaker 1: Tell your daddy, let it breathe.
Speaker 2: Let her talk, and she's going to walk herself into difficulties.
Speaker 2: Don't attack her on race or gender. Don't mention Willie Brown,
Speaker 2: don't talk about her her husband's impregnating a babysitter. Leave
Speaker 2: all that stuff alone. Deal on the issues. Are you
Speaker 2: better off today than you were four years ago? Plus
Speaker 2: the first day in office. I'm gonna do one, two, three,
Speaker 2: four and five that she's not gonna do. That's why
Speaker 2: I vote for me. She's he needs to stay on
Speaker 2: the issues and don't get into the personal peccadillos or
Speaker 2: what they are.
Speaker 1: Do you agree?
Speaker 8: I very much agree, very much agree that way. People
Speaker 8: in America can't say he was being a bully.
Speaker 3: That's what they're looking for.
Speaker 2: As soon as she says, excuse me, I'm talking now.
Speaker 2: If that happens, the media's going to say he's a
Speaker 2: bully to a woman candidate who's about a foot shorter
Speaker 2: than the Donald and doesn't look presidential and as a cackle,
Speaker 2: I'd get her laughing and cackling if you could. But nonetheless, Nick,
Speaker 2: if we talk tomorrow about the same time, tomorrow, about
Speaker 2: the same time, I'm gonna ask the American people you
Speaker 2: included from Lancaster who won the Great Debate. I want
Speaker 2: you to call back, and I want you to say
Speaker 2: Trump did a good job, the status quo has been maintained,
Speaker 2: or she's been exposed as an airhead.
Speaker 1: Anything other than that, the media.
Speaker 2: Is going to attack him relentlessly to point out stupid
Speaker 2: stuff like was a duck killed in Springfield, Ohio? Or
Speaker 2: was it a rabbit or was it a dog, instead
Speaker 2: of the fact that twenty thousand Asians have been released
Speaker 2: in Springfield, Ohio Clark County over the past few years.
Speaker 2: And why are the Haitians invading Clark County in Springfield?
Speaker 2: Because they can and it's not, let's face it, a
Speaker 2: media center, and that those are the policies of Kamala Harris,
Speaker 2: and they might come to Lancaster, Ohio. Maybe after she
Speaker 2: gets elected there will be twenty thousand Haitians eating ducks
Speaker 2: in Lancaster, Ohio.
Speaker 1: What do you think about that?
Speaker 8: I think as all as Donald Trump sticks to the
Speaker 8: facts and stays calm, we won't have that to worry about.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with more. We have Brad
Speaker 1: and Newark and then Michael and Hyde Park. Let's go
Speaker 1: to Brad and Newark, Ohio. And Brad welcome to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And Brad please go ahead, Willie.
Speaker 5: First time long or long time? First time? You have
Speaker 5: a guy named Bob the Bricklayer. This is Brad the
Speaker 5: block Layer.
Speaker 1: Let me write that down.
Speaker 2: Bob the Bricklayer does some work for me, and Bob
Speaker 2: the Bricklayer is a great American and his son is
Speaker 2: a firefighter in Deer Park. That's why I like Bob
Speaker 2: the Bricklayer.
Speaker 4: So you kind of stole my thunder with the Haitians
Speaker 4: because my wife had just called me earlier and asked
Speaker 4: me if I knew about the twenty thousand Haitians in Springfield,
Speaker 4: which I did not, and somebody was talking about that
Speaker 4: was the person that picked up the cat or the
Speaker 4: doc or whatever. But then I get to work and
Speaker 4: they're still talking about the Haitians, and I just don't
Speaker 4: understand it.
Speaker 14: Why is it that when you ask a Democrat if
Speaker 14: they were better off four years ago than they are now,
Speaker 14: then they get mad and they stomp off.
Speaker 1: Why is that because they can't handle the truth. That's
Speaker 1: the reason. Truth, It's the truth. Are you better off? Everyone?
Speaker 2: Not to think are we better off today than we
Speaker 2: were four years ago? You ought to play that card.
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna say I got a story here. I'm
Speaker 2: glad you brought that up. Maybe I'll nominate Newark, Ohio
Speaker 2: for more Haitian retreats. But I had this story that
Speaker 2: was not well covered in the mainstream media about eleven
Speaker 2: year old boy who was on His name is Adam Clark.
Speaker 2: He's eleven years old, and the spring Field new Son
Speaker 2: cover the story, and that is he was on his
Speaker 2: way to the first day of school in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: three and a illegal Haitian immigrant drove on to incoming traffic,
Speaker 2: causing the school bus to overturn, and Adam Clark is dead,
Speaker 2: eleven year old boy, and there were many other first
Speaker 2: and second graders who were injured. Now, that should be
Speaker 2: I oughta be a big story, right that Haitian, Haitians
Speaker 2: or Brits whoever they are. If they're illegal, they shouldn't
Speaker 2: be here. And to have a little boy going to
Speaker 2: school on his first day in Springfield killed by an
Speaker 2: illegal alien, it sickens me. And that's not a big
Speaker 2: story because it doesn't fit the media narrative.
Speaker 4: So Willie, my other thing was inflation. And me and
Speaker 4: my wife take care of for kids. We've already raised
Speaker 4: three kids. We don't take money from the.
Speaker 6: Government to do it.
Speaker 4: We do it on our own.
Speaker 14: And I'm gonna tell you what, it's been really hard
Speaker 14: since the Democrats had taken over.
Speaker 4: Now, before the Democrats took over and we had Trump,
Speaker 4: we had no problems. Right now, it's a tight budget.
Speaker 2: I'll say this, Brad, Can I tell the officials? And
Speaker 2: the Immigration and Naturalization Service in Newark, Ohio is available
Speaker 2: form maybe five to ten thousand Haitians to arrive between
Speaker 2: now and the end of the year. Do you want
Speaker 2: to get that idea loose in Newark?
Speaker 4: Please do not, sir, please do not.
Speaker 2: Thank you for your call. Let's continue and never stop.
Speaker 2: We simply continue to go to Michael and then Randall
Speaker 2: and Paul in Westchester, Michael and Hyde Park the home
Speaker 2: I might add of J. D Vance and Michael. Welcome
Speaker 2: to the Bill Cunningham Show. Freely speak your mind.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Bill, I appreciate it.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think something that's probably not going to happen, but
Speaker 6: I think short happened is Prump needs to understand that
Speaker 6: he's not a very likable person and he needs to
Speaker 6: make some apologies for the way he's behaved. But Kamal,
Speaker 6: I have no policy, zero policy. So if people are
Speaker 6: willing to redeem and give a second, if Trump goes
Speaker 6: up there and talks about saying some things that were
Speaker 6: out of line, maybe tweeting some things that were mean,
Speaker 6: but like you said, really repeating four years ago you
Speaker 6: were better. What has she done in three and a
Speaker 6: half years that has made any quant any consequence to
Speaker 6: help our lives?
Speaker 3: And that's that's really it, you.
Speaker 1: Know, Michael.
Speaker 2: The issue is this, if the Donald would do this,
Speaker 2: and I've passed this along, that she's either in charge
Speaker 2: of the Biden Harris administration or she's a potted plant.
Speaker 1: Both are bad.
Speaker 2: So if she can claim, look, I'm only the vice
Speaker 2: president and I really couldn't control what was going on,
Speaker 2: She's given a repeated interview saying she was the last
Speaker 2: person in the room.
Speaker 1: She gave an interview.
Speaker 2: What she said, I cannot think of one major policy
Speaker 2: dispute I've ever had with Joe Biden. So she's either
Speaker 2: responsible for the policies or she's a potted plant.
Speaker 1: But I would say this to you, Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 6: How many times has she been to the border?
Speaker 5: How many times she been in the border.
Speaker 1: I've not been to Europe either, you know, that doesn't
Speaker 1: make any difference. I've not been there. Embarrassing, you know.
Speaker 2: But even if someone, maybe you, maybe someone listening, doesn't
Speaker 2: like Trump's peccadillos, doesn't like the so called girlfriends, or
Speaker 2: the porn stars or the insults, I would say to them,
Speaker 2: do not vote for Donald Trump. I would say vote
Speaker 2: for the First Amendment. I would say vote for freedom
Speaker 2: of religion, freedom of speech. I would vote for secure borders.
Speaker 2: I would vote for legal immigration. I would vote for
Speaker 2: the Second Amendment. I would vote for the police to
Speaker 2: be respected once again. I would vote vote for the
Speaker 2: appointment of conservative federal judges. I would vote for peace
Speaker 2: in the Middle East. I would vote to keep men
Speaker 2: out of women's sports and boys out of girls' locker rooms.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't vote for Trump. I'd vote for those issues
Speaker 2: and say, I'm voting for the United States of America.
Speaker 2: I'm not voting for a guy who has been unfaithful
Speaker 2: to his wife, and I'm not voting for Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: I'm voting for the freedoms in this country. And that's
Speaker 2: what I vote for. And maybe more Americans.
Speaker 1: Go that out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, sir, God Westerer, thank you, God.
Speaker 2: Bless America and Saint Mary's in Hyde Park. Let's continue
Speaker 2: now with a Paul and Westchester, then thousands of others.
Speaker 2: Paul and Westchester. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Paul,
Speaker 2: how are you?
Speaker 1: I am fine?
Speaker 7: Thank you very much. I hope Trump sends out a
Speaker 7: few little snippets right at the beginning and before he
Speaker 7: answers the question that's posed to him, like comparing the
Speaker 7: rate of inflation during his term and unemployment rate, et cetera.
Speaker 7: But I think one of the most astounding facts is
Speaker 7: that during the Biden and Harris term that there was
Speaker 7: I think one hundred and seven thousand drug overdose deaths
Speaker 7: in one year, and I think it was like twenty
Speaker 7: twenty two, and you'll probably be able to find the
Speaker 7: exact number, but that number of one hundred and seven
Speaker 7: thousand is almost twice the number of American soldiers killed
Speaker 7: during ten years of the Vietnam War, and the same
Speaker 7: number of drug overdose deaths was equivalent to ten years
Speaker 7: of war under their term. And if he mentions that,
Speaker 7: it'll just kind of, you know, really sent out a
Speaker 7: cannon fire to the people who are watching and just
Speaker 7: show them what the significance of all this drugs are
Speaker 7: that are coming across the border.
Speaker 2: And Paul, in addition to that number, it's between one
Speaker 2: hundred and five hundred and ten thousand every year, there's
Speaker 2: seventy five thousand children missing who came over the border
Speaker 2: and that now cannot be located. And the majority of
Speaker 2: those children are being human trafficked by the worst people
Speaker 2: in the world. And Kamala Harris knows about it, and
Speaker 2: she won't go to the border and she won't stop it.
Speaker 2: I can only imagine if a Republican president had been
Speaker 2: missing seventy five thousand children traffic sexually inside this country,
Speaker 2: what the media would have done with that. Because it's
Speaker 2: a check mark against Kamala Harris, the media will not
Speaker 2: deal with it. Take the drug overdoses, and I have
Speaker 2: one more. Fore, please go ahead. You got you got
Speaker 2: about thirty seconds. Go ahead, go ahead, Paul.
Speaker 7: In fact, you may want to mute this, but you
Speaker 7: know when these kids came across the border, do you
Speaker 7: remember who the biggest organization was that took these kids
Speaker 7: under their wing.
Speaker 8: And you may put me on mute.
Speaker 7: I'll tell you and you can decide whether you want to.
Speaker 1: Announce it or not.
Speaker 2: I will do that off the air, because I think
Speaker 2: we're heading into a difficult area. We we'll do it
Speaker 2: off the air. And once they get into those organizations,
Speaker 2: they are filtered all over the country and then they're
Speaker 2: coerced into sexual human trafficking by the worst elements of
Speaker 2: Venezuela and American and Mexicans. And that is disgusting, especially
Speaker 2: for the little boys and little girls forced to do
Speaker 2: things in order to pay their so called kidnappers for
Speaker 2: their transit fee. I wish the media would deal with that.
Speaker 2: I wish they would, but they never will because it's
Speaker 2: very bad for Biden and Harris, and the media doesn't
Speaker 2: do stories that's bad for Biden and Harris. Let's continue
Speaker 2: with more the line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 2: seven thousand. Tomorrow, I'm gonna spend an hour with you
Speaker 2: like I did today, talking about who won the Great Debate,
Speaker 2: and I pray to God Almighty and it's Donald John Trump.
Speaker 2: Don't vote for him, vote for the United States of America.
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Speaker 9: You're not fully clean until you're zestfully clean right time?
Speaker 5: Number four?
Speaker 9: You mean I get all these great funk classics on
Speaker 9: just one CD or cassette.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let the way. Number three, I wait a minute.
Speaker 15: That that makes no sense at all. The number two
Speaker 15: cool thing when spoken by James Earl.
Speaker 9: Jones, mem yum yum yum, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yum
Speaker 9: yum yeall ma'am, yeah, yelm y'all now.
Speaker 15: Okay, And the number one thing that sounds cool when
Speaker 15: spoken by James Earl Jones.
Speaker 8: Oh, hello, hello, quiet, and I'm spokes.
Speaker 1: I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: I have one more James Earl Classic. Are you prepared?
Speaker 1: Go ahead? Yes, I will listen to Willie Cunningham. Hear
Speaker 1: that here that he is listening to me right now,
Speaker 1: and have it just be careful that phone over there. Yeah, alright, Rock,
Speaker 1: I'm glad face person you got the rid of the
Speaker 1: Irish flu. That's good, Rock.
Speaker 2: I gotta tell I got a text from Tony Rosiello
Speaker 2: saying where's the rock? And I said, look, he's under
Speaker 2: a couch under a table somewhere. Harrison Wilclats are three
Speaker 2: and oh yes, and you told me we got a
Speaker 2: bet on this that the Irish would be in the
Speaker 2: final twelve. And they're gonna be in the playoffs. They
Speaker 2: might win the national title. But they can't beat Northern Illinois.
Speaker 2: Can you explain that one to me?
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 16: Now, they still can't come on the playoffs. They still
Speaker 16: can't schedule. Absolutely what usc is us? He's number eleven
Speaker 16: team in the country right now. They have played in
Speaker 16: last game of the year. They'll be in the top ten.
Speaker 16: But the play Utah State. They played for due next
Speaker 16: the best teams in Big ten when the big are
Speaker 16: they sure? They play Miami next, not the U but
Speaker 16: Miami Ohio they played. What if Miami Ohio beats him too,
Speaker 16: then what to who's in worse shape? Let me give
Speaker 16: you three head coaches.
Speaker 2: Is it Scott Saderfeld Sadderfield or is it Marcus Freeman
Speaker 2: or is it Zach Schuler?
Speaker 1: Those are the four. Give me which one?
Speaker 2: Zach Shuler the head coach of the Bengals, Or is
Speaker 2: it Freeman Soderfield or is it Dion.
Speaker 16: Zach Taylor's fine I think it's Dion. I think it's
Speaker 16: Dion and Freeman kind of close.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 2: Freeman got the job having never been a head coach
Speaker 2: anywhere before, like Dray Faust.
Speaker 1: That we're saying at the time.
Speaker 16: The only other time in Notre Dame's history did hire
Speaker 16: a beloved defensive coordinator with no head coaching experience was
Speaker 16: when I was there with Bob Davey.
Speaker 1: Not so good, but the players demanded that Freeman be hired.
Speaker 2: Correct. The players rebelled. They rose up as a mighty
Speaker 2: tsunami and said the leadership, Rudy, this is my guy
Speaker 2: right here. Freeman's the man Marcus gonna take us to
Speaker 2: the Promised Land?
Speaker 1: How does that work?
Speaker 16: So do you think that the the up of the
Speaker 16: ups that Apple asked the employees, do you guys want
Speaker 16: Steve jobs or do you want someone?
Speaker 1: Do they ask the employees to be their boss? Ignore
Speaker 1: the employees? Correct?
Speaker 2: So how much trouble is for who's gonna get fired first? Freeman, Souderfield,
Speaker 2: Sanders or the guy at Michigan or Zach Schuley.
Speaker 16: Here's the thing is, as I've described Notre Dame as
Speaker 16: a very favorable schedule one compared to like some of
Speaker 16: the top teams, which is good and bad. You can
Speaker 16: you can navigate that schedule. But if you lose but
Speaker 16: another game in a schedule that's not exactly stellar, then
Speaker 16: that that's described.
Speaker 2: Georgia Bulldog, the atmosphere in Athens, George of the Homo
Speaker 2: virtual water, the level.
Speaker 16: It's I mean, the recruiting, here's the deal. I mean
Speaker 16: Kirby Smart and that in the culture he's created down there.
Speaker 16: They have and are in the game I called they
Speaker 16: had five different running backs play and all five of
Speaker 16: them would start on another team, but somehow, even the
Speaker 16: day and age of the transfer portal, they all stay
Speaker 16: at Georgia because they just want to be a part
Speaker 16: of it because it's awesome and it's the top competition
Speaker 16: and it's the top, the elite of everything. Compare that
Speaker 16: to UC it's not quite as quite the same.
Speaker 1: It's different. You understand.
Speaker 16: You never named speed. It just just to me was
Speaker 16: was very, very lacking. And we're running on a football field. Speed,
Speaker 16: speed and size are speed kills defeated rarely.
Speaker 1: What about the Bengals on Sunday against some picking them
Speaker 1: to beat the Kansas City chief So that'd be a shocker.
Speaker 1: Didn't you have them tying them yet?
Speaker 2: Two times so far I picked them to lose the
Speaker 2: opening game and you snickerd at me. I said no,
Speaker 2: they're going to start off oh to one, and you
Speaker 2: laughed and compalled and snickered.
Speaker 1: Remember that, say give me some sports.
Speaker 10: Well they they have stood reporters a prob service of
Speaker 10: her local tame Star Heating get air Conditioning dealers thamestar
Speaker 10: quality you can feel in northern Kentucky called Tom Reckton
Speaker 10: Heating get air Conditioning at eighty five nine two six'
Speaker 10: one eight two six ' nine spot.
Speaker 2: What about Adrian Peterson? Judges ordered him to pay like
Speaker 2: thirty he is and no money. He's below bankrupt which
Speaker 2: is Tyrek Hill. In about five years he'll blow one
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty million dollars.
Speaker 16: You want to better in workshape Adrian Peterson or Deshaun Watson?
Speaker 1: Here about that one? I read some of the information
Speaker 1: trying to read it on the air.
Speaker 2: What is the matter of that guy? I mean he's
Speaker 2: a pervert. Something's wrong percent, something's wrong with him.
Speaker 1: At two hundred and forty six million dollars, where do
Speaker 1: the Browns go? Nowhere?
Speaker 12: Wherefeld Brian Side Fagerfield should still be there, right, what
Speaker 12: about Kozar?
Speaker 1: Get him out of the booth. He's in bad shape.
Speaker 1: Give me some spoils. Sean Watson is mental.
Speaker 2: Something's wrong, problems to say the least, But at least
Speaker 2: this happened in October of twenty twenty and she had
Speaker 2: repressed memory.
Speaker 1: You have that, don't you?
Speaker 3: Rock?
Speaker 1: It happened on Saturday. Yes, go ahead, say give me
Speaker 1: some sports.
Speaker 10: Let's see well he reads up against the Cardinals tonight
Speaker 10: in the three game set at Bush Stadium in Saint
Speaker 10: Louis six o five, Lance and the Sports Talk Ralph's
Speaker 10: American Grill Inside Pitch at six forty five, then Kelsey
Speaker 10: Chevrolet Extrading Show after the game, and then Dayton Dragons
Speaker 10: opened at the Midwest League playoffs had home today, best
Speaker 10: of three up against Lake County. Bengal's update brought to
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Speaker 10: Northern Kentucky. Bengal players have their usual day off rock
Speaker 10: as you know, Oh, and prep starts tomorrow for that road.
Speaker 1: Game Sunday, Beautiful Kansas City. What's wrong with Burrough? From
Speaker 1: Burrow didn't look like Joe Burrow.
Speaker 2: Did you hear Taylor Swift reported that she wants Kansas
Speaker 2: City renamed to the Kansas City Colonials are the occupier,
Speaker 2: so the oppress hires press.
Speaker 1: Is that gonna happen?
Speaker 2: No, the Chiefs have ever seen to do. The Tomahawks jocks.
Speaker 2: I've played in that stadium multiple times.
Speaker 1: They're the colonizers and the oppressors.
Speaker 13: Is that true?
Speaker 7: No? Sake?
Speaker 10: College football Battle for the Victory Bell Saturday at Beautiful
Speaker 10: Yeager Stadium in Oxford. Bearcats Red Hawks preview tonight on
Speaker 10: The Scott Centerfield Show, live from Tom Gregory's original Montgomery
Speaker 10: in Wait at eight oh five on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 1: Well, Marcus Freeman be a special guest. Are Deony sand
Speaker 1: going to host the show if you don't start winning
Speaker 1: more games? Or Zach Taylor? Deon Sanders is that's not
Speaker 1: working out?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 1: There not good? The defense is actually a little bit better.
Speaker 1: Offensive line terrible.
Speaker 16: His son says all the wrong things by the did
Speaker 16: his son like, yeah, he just does not say the
Speaker 16: things that you want the head of your organization to say.
Speaker 16: If you're an NFL team, Now some predict well, nevermind,
Speaker 16: gonna go aheads man.
Speaker 2: In fact, I think, should Sanders a leap be drafted
Speaker 2: in the second and third round?
Speaker 1: And Dion is done? D u n n done?
Speaker 2: Do you agree that's a landing place? Maybe for Marcus
Speaker 2: Freeman go to Colorado kicking a guy out already, I'm
Speaker 2: just saying he's in Michigan. How he's got a national
Speaker 2: championship ring. So yesterday, and what do you do for
Speaker 2: me lately? Tom Waveman said, Texas Cheetah.
Speaker 1: He got horned by the long horns.
Speaker 2: The horns look pretty good, pretty good, look really good.
Speaker 2: Notre Dame wouldn't schedule them all this aside. Let let's
Speaker 2: get down, let's get down to the fact. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: feel the question.
Speaker 16: Feel cautiously optimistic, cautious optimist. I'm still nervous, of course,
Speaker 16: but I do feel that God would not allow the
Speaker 16: Irish to lose on Saturday, and the Bengals will lose
Speaker 16: on Sunday then and Donald Trump have a bad de be.
Speaker 2: So God's involved in this, yes, I mean if not, now,
Speaker 2: when if you allow this to happen a Notre Dame
Speaker 2: and then Trump and you see and then also the Bengals,
Speaker 2: we got a problem.
Speaker 1: And the Reds.
Speaker 2: How about the Red starting pitching It won last night,
Speaker 2: like Marcus Freeman. Put Nick Martinez out there again. Scott Souderfield,
Speaker 2: he's got a sixteen million dollar golden parachute about to be.
Speaker 2: They say Hunter Green may be back in a week
Speaker 2: or two. I'll believe it when I see it. The
Speaker 2: starting pitching staff is done, d u n and done.
Speaker 2: It's a mess, mess, not as bad as.
Speaker 1: Finger got his middle finger gone ashcraft here on other fings.
Speaker 1: The other four fingers are taped, and this one, the
Speaker 1: middle one's just out.
Speaker 4: It off.
Speaker 2: It takes whatever I chew it off, and it takes rehab.
Speaker 2: Got a pitch, Yeah, I got a pitch. I think
Speaker 2: Joe Knucksall would say, hey, I can't, I can't. Picky.
Speaker 2: I don't know what did you do when you were
Speaker 2: playing for who? Thomas Gordon Veterina?
Speaker 1: What did you you had a blister? What'd you do?
Speaker 1: Just right on the mountain?
Speaker 3: Rip it up?
Speaker 1: I threw love handed. I just put the other hand.
Speaker 1: I got nine other fingers.
Speaker 15: Use him.
Speaker 1: Another arm right here. I'll throw a left handed. I
Speaker 1: don't care. Did you have the same repertoire? One, two, three, four,
Speaker 1: five and then do something else to show six. That's
Speaker 1: what I would have. That's like, that's it. I was noticed.
Speaker 1: Who's your Livy Dunn back then? Penny as Brock, Penny
Speaker 1: as Brock and the little there's a sad chance you
Speaker 1: were going to miss out and didn't.
Speaker 10: Speaking of sports, did you get any feedback yesterday on
Speaker 10: your golf comment?
Speaker 1: Well you might ask Tanya or roar.
Speaker 10: Is justice Joe, did you get any feed back? Hell
Speaker 10: was going on the Supreme Court justin I was there yesterday,
Speaker 10: a little speech in the Supreme Court. And I'll tell
Speaker 10: you what, how can.
Speaker 16: We entrust him to uphold the law when he can't
Speaker 16: even beat his wife in golf?
Speaker 2: You know, I told Penny, if you beat me in golf,
Speaker 2: my clubs are going to meet the Ohio river. Does
Speaker 2: Tanya o'rourks same tees t him up? She Tanya beat
Speaker 2: Joe Diaters at Clovernook.
Speaker 1: Well we're going to talk to her today at three thirty.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, I said, Joe, your man card has
Speaker 2: now been revoked. It's been a big, big news. You
Speaker 2: got your wife beating you in a sports Give me
Speaker 2: the key tonight.
Speaker 1: I want to know what he is.
Speaker 2: Fee presidential talk about are you better you're laughing about
Speaker 2: that one. Are you better off today and you were
Speaker 2: four years? These are my plans for the next thing.
Speaker 2: He's winning the election, just don't screw it up. Yes,
Speaker 2: And she's going to try to bait him racially, sexually, whatever.
Speaker 2: Don't talk about your VP, the future VP, impregnating the babysitter.
Speaker 1: No, don't do that.
Speaker 16: Don't talk about race, good record, right, talk about the issues.
Speaker 16: What are the issues in your say, mister murror, are
Speaker 16: you going to at some point? And I ask her
Speaker 16: why gas is up thirty eight percent, why food is
Speaker 16: up twenty one percent? Why mortgage rates are up one
Speaker 16: hundred and forty eight percent while car insurance is up
Speaker 16: one hundred and eighteen percent. Well home insurance is up
Speaker 16: sixty one percent?
Speaker 2: Ask for that segment. Give me the Stuge Report, paitou
Speaker 2: something concerned about Paul Skens, Willie and Hotter of the
Speaker 2: debate tonight, who wins the great Debate?
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 7: Thank you
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