Speaker 1: Fight out with the birds. The Eagles are in town tonight.
Speaker 1: Every high school football game imaginable is going to be played,
Speaker 1: including yours truly, will be at the Deer Park Madeerra game.
Speaker 1: Flipping the coin get things started. And the coin that
Speaker 1: will flip was given to me by Colonel brad Winstrip
Speaker 1: after twenty five years of service. He has retired, and
Speaker 1: we're going to use that coin tonight and so much more.
Speaker 1: But as we continue, Brian Entton is the senior correspondent
Speaker 1: to senior national correspondent for News Nation. He's won every
Speaker 1: award the news media can give someone, including Emmys, etc.
Speaker 1: And he was given a special assignment the last few
Speaker 1: days by News Nation and Sean Compton to go into
Speaker 1: certain battleground states and elsewhere to get the temperature of
Speaker 1: the American people on the ground. Polls are interesting. I
Speaker 1: don't trust polls anyway. Nonetheless, Brian Entton, welcome again to
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, Brian Nton
Speaker 1: of News Nation, what was your mission as given to
Speaker 1: the last several days by Sean Compton.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks for having me, Bill. So it's actually two weeks.
Speaker 2: We're driving across the entire country bill, which is so cool.
Speaker 2: We're starting in New Jersey and we're going to work
Speaker 2: our way all the way across and end in California.
Speaker 2: It's gonna take about two weeks. We're about almost halfway in,
Speaker 2: and you know, the mission was. Look, I mean, I
Speaker 2: was just sick of following the political campaigns around. You
Speaker 2: go to the rallies on both sides. You know exactly
Speaker 2: what you're going to hear from the people. You hear
Speaker 2: the same thing over and over again. And we were like,
Speaker 2: why don't we just get out, hit the road, get
Speaker 2: on I eighty and just talk to real voters, not
Speaker 2: planned too much, and just see what real Americans think.
Speaker 2: And it's just been so cool too, just like getting
Speaker 2: out into real America and getting off the campaign trail.
Speaker 2: It's been awesome.
Speaker 3: And you get paid for this.
Speaker 1: I would love to be with a butt or too,
Speaker 1: have my employer pay me simply to travel, have some
Speaker 1: nice lunch, nice dinner, and talk to people.
Speaker 3: Not a bad gig, would you agree.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Someone joked with me on X and said, and
Speaker 2: you get to put all this on your expense report,
Speaker 2: because I mean, you know, we've been having cony dogs.
Speaker 2: We stop at dairy queen. We you know, get donuts everywhere,
Speaker 2: so we try to make the best of it. You know,
Speaker 2: it's been really fun.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get down to work. You had a
Speaker 1: posting the other day about New Jersey JP tries to
Speaker 1: flip state to red. I perceive in the Midwest, I
Speaker 1: love it as you know in Cincinnati, and I perceive
Speaker 1: New Jersey like New York and Connecticut lost, dysfunctional, high taxes,
Speaker 1: citizens unhappy, lots of crime, especially in and around Newark,
Speaker 1: et cetera. What did you find in New Jersey when
Speaker 1: the Republicans try to flip that state to normalcy?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was interesting. In New Jersey, we really focused
Speaker 2: on suburban women because there's a lot of them outside
Speaker 2: the cities, and so we met up with a bunch
Speaker 2: of women a couple of days and a couple interesting things.
Speaker 2: You know. We met one life long Democrat who for
Speaker 2: the very first time is going to vote Republican for Trump.
Speaker 2: And the reason is parental rights. You know, she's really
Speaker 2: concerned about things happening in her kids school. You know,
Speaker 2: they've got these laws there where you know, you they
Speaker 2: can put your kid in counseling and do all sorts
Speaker 2: of stuff and they don't have to tell the parents
Speaker 2: in New Jersey, which really upsets some of these moms
Speaker 2: to the point of you know, their they're Democrats, but
Speaker 2: they're like, what is going on? Why how can this happen?
Speaker 2: Like these are our kids. So for that reason, there's
Speaker 2: there were a lot that we spoke to that said,
Speaker 2: you know, they're gonna they're gonna switch over. On the contrary,
Speaker 2: you know, there were there were some lifelong Republicans who
Speaker 2: are really fired up about the abortion issue and are
Speaker 2: considering voting Democrats for the first time. So we kind
Speaker 2: of saw it go both ways there.
Speaker 1: And in New Jersey has among the most liberal abortion
Speaker 1: laws in the country as I speak, So abortion is
Speaker 1: not on the ballot anywhere as far as a national issue,
Speaker 1: because it's a state's issue in New Jersey, by the way,
Speaker 1: much like Ohio. Ohio has uh the most liberal abortion
Speaker 1: law in the country.
Speaker 3: We voted for that.
Speaker 1: Not me, but fifty seven percent of us said that
Speaker 1: killing unborn babies is fine. From the moment of conception
Speaker 1: through birth, it's okay. And I think people vote yes
Speaker 1: or no an abortion. But there's so many gradations and
Speaker 1: so many different kinds and at what point six weeks
Speaker 1: there's a heartbeat, and can you do it at ten weeks?
Speaker 1: For Ohio went all the way up to the moment
Speaker 1: of birth, and as did New Jersey. Let's talk briefly
Speaker 1: about a report you filed in about Michigan. Now, Michigan,
Speaker 1: unlike New Jersey and Ohio, I think, is one of
Speaker 1: those battleground states. And it's a heavily unionized state. It's
Speaker 1: like Pennsylvania's heavily unionized. But also fracking is a big issue.
Speaker 1: What were the big issues in Michigan. I see you're
Speaker 1: posting about Michigan union workers still undecided tell the American people.
Speaker 2: The mission was, Yeah, it was fascinating, and you know,
Speaker 2: it's close there, and like you said, it's one of
Speaker 2: the big swing states that really is going to have
Speaker 2: an impact. So we went out to the different auto plans,
Speaker 2: which you know, you've got the UNI that have these
Speaker 2: rallies and they're behind Harris, and they want you to
Speaker 2: believe that all of the workers support Harris, and if
Speaker 2: you try to coordinate through them, it's like you kind
Speaker 2: of get a slanted view. So we decided, I said,
Speaker 2: we kind of keep it unplanned. We're like, let's go
Speaker 2: out at shift change to some of these plants, because
Speaker 2: that's when everybody comes out and goes to their cars
Speaker 2: in the parking lot and then leaves and then new
Speaker 2: people come in. So we had to sneak into the
Speaker 2: parking lot. We went to the Ford Plan just to
Speaker 2: try to get like a pulse with the regular workers,
Speaker 2: and it was interesting. A lot of them are Trump supporters,
Speaker 2: which the union doesn't really want you to know. And
Speaker 2: then there were a lot of undecided, a lot which
Speaker 2: surprised me, who said they still haven't decided. There were
Speaker 2: a couple of women we spoke to African Americans who
Speaker 2: like Harris, who said, look, I like her. I really
Speaker 2: like the idea of you know, the first black president,
Speaker 2: female president, black female president, but said, you know, at
Speaker 2: the same time, I've got five kids. I can't afford
Speaker 2: my grocery bills. I made more money when was an office.
Speaker 2: I got more overtime here at the Ford plant. And
Speaker 2: they were struggling with like not they don't really like Trump,
Speaker 2: but they were kind of leaning towards voting for him
Speaker 2: just based on their paychecks, kind.
Speaker 1: Of like who do you dislike the least or dislike
Speaker 1: the most. And I can't imagine you and I have
Speaker 1: been involved in this for a long time, but nonetheless,
Speaker 1: I can't imagine some undecided voter a few days before
Speaker 1: the election. How can you be how can you be undecided?
Speaker 4: Listen?
Speaker 2: You know you would be surprised. And I think that's
Speaker 2: one of the kind of fascinating things that's come out
Speaker 2: of this road trip is you watch the news and
Speaker 2: you think everybody's decided, there really are a lot of
Speaker 2: undecided and you know in some of these states like Michigan, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 2: and in Pennsylvania we went you know, we focused on
Speaker 2: black men because you know, Harris is having issues with them.
Speaker 2: We went to a bunch of barbershops. You know, it's
Speaker 2: not going to take that many people to possibly swing
Speaker 2: some of these states. So yeah, people are under side again.
Speaker 2: There's people that like Trump policies but don't like his
Speaker 2: personality and are still sort of wavering over you know,
Speaker 2: how they're going to go. But back to Michiganville. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you've ever been to the auto plants,
Speaker 2: just the side note. I mean, it was I'd never been.
Speaker 2: It's so cool to think that you know, you've got
Speaker 2: these Americans that I meant that are making the cars there,
Speaker 2: and they have so much pride. I mean, everybody drives
Speaker 2: a Ford that works at the Ford plant. You see
Speaker 2: just like thousands of Fords in the parking lot. It
Speaker 2: was again, it was a neat experienced politics aside just
Speaker 2: getting to do this.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like a thing in the auto workers.
Speaker 1: If you work at a Ford plant or a Chevy plant,
Speaker 1: don't come in with the Honda. It's like, yeah, that
Speaker 1: does not happen. Correct, No, And we I.
Speaker 2: Luckily we've got a Ford Expedition rental that we're driving
Speaker 2: like DoD And I told my photographer, I'm like, thank
Speaker 2: god we've got this car, because I don't think they
Speaker 2: would have led us in the.
Speaker 3: Parking lot and literally now.
Speaker 1: Brian Anton of News Nation, Pennsylvania's another another terribly important state.
Speaker 1: Did you have a sense what role fracking has played
Speaker 1: because tens of thousands of jobs ancillary jobs critical in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: plus working staffs large numbers in Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: What was your sense of driving through Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: You know, we didn't focus much on fracking. We were
Speaker 2: really focused on the blackmail vote. That was kind of
Speaker 2: our focus, just because the polling has shown that Harris
Speaker 2: is having issues. And again, you know, people just assume
Speaker 2: in inner city Philadelphia that you know, all the African
Speaker 2: Americans are going for Harris. And we went into a
Speaker 2: couple of these barbershops. It was fascinating, and I would
Speaker 2: I mean, at least half of the men we spoke
Speaker 2: to were Trump supporters. They felt abandoned by the Democratic Party.
Speaker 2: They felt like they hadn't been investing in their communities,
Speaker 2: they were taking them for granted. And then crime, I mean,
Speaker 2: crime is I don't know if you've been to Philly lately, Bill,
Speaker 2: they're homeless people everywhere. There's these motorcycle gangs driving around.
Speaker 2: I mean, it feels lawless in a lot of areas.
Speaker 2: And in some of these places where these barbershops that
Speaker 2: you know, they get broken into over and over again.
Speaker 2: It's a real problem, and they're just like, you know,
Speaker 2: they believe that Trump is the one who's going to
Speaker 2: crack down on it.
Speaker 1: So quality of life. I was in Philadelphia one time,
Speaker 1: and this was like ten years ago. It was somewhat
Speaker 1: functional and practically, and you've been in many more American
Speaker 1: large American cities than I've been recently, and I would
Speaker 1: think that homelessness and motorcycle gangs, especially illegal immigrants, and
Speaker 1: crime and the cost of insurance. Many of these small
Speaker 1: black businesses can't afford insurance because it's through the roof
Speaker 1: and the fact that taxes are high, protection is low,
Speaker 1: especially among women. Did you hear much, Brian about a
Speaker 1: big issue that Democrats want to run on again, which
Speaker 1: is abortion, which is the killing of unborn babies. Was
Speaker 1: that brought up by anyone that you spoke.
Speaker 2: With, you know, in silly I would say the crime
Speaker 2: was the bigger issue, and you hit the nail on
Speaker 2: the head. I mean, it impacts the minority areas more,
Speaker 2: and you know, they've got these businesses that are getting
Speaker 2: broken into over and over again. So that was that
Speaker 2: seemed to be the bigger issue right in the inner
Speaker 2: city there. Trying to think back to what some of
Speaker 2: the folks were telling us, just I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: it's hard to live there in some of the areas
Speaker 2: when you know you've got people throwing rocks through your window,
Speaker 2: coming in, grabbing your cat, you know, your register with
Speaker 2: your cash, you got home with people that camp out
Speaker 2: outside your your business, and then your customers don't want
Speaker 2: to come in, and the police are so busy in
Speaker 2: the short staff that if you call, they're not going
Speaker 2: to come because you've got a homeless person outside. They're
Speaker 2: dealing with murders and stuff. So that seemed to be
Speaker 2: more of the concern right there in the inner city.
Speaker 1: Brian Anton. The issue of Donald Trump. Some said, why
Speaker 1: did the trump Ster go to a barber shop in
Speaker 1: the Bronx in New York? And that is exactly the
Speaker 1: kind of hand to hand, eyeball to eyeball contact that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is wonderful with. And I watch repeatedly on
Speaker 1: one of your competitors, Fox News, about him sitting there,
Speaker 1: and I know that Cuomo also dealt with it, as
Speaker 1: that Leland vintert about hand to hand, eye to eye
Speaker 1: going in there. That angered many Democrats because I dare
Speaker 1: Donald Trump to go into the black community and sit down.
Speaker 1: And is the reaction that you saw with Cuomo and
Speaker 1: vittered in the black barbershop similar to the kind of
Speaker 1: reaction you got in Philadelphia that we'd love to have
Speaker 1: Donald Trump come in here and sit with us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think again, the reason I'm so glad we
Speaker 2: did this series. Is because when you watch the news
Speaker 2: and you see the people on the extreme on either side,
Speaker 2: it looks so divisive and it looks like everyone on
Speaker 2: the right hates Harris and everyone on the left hates Trump,
Speaker 2: and that it's just this just combative, you know, they
Speaker 2: want to beat him up, and you go out into
Speaker 2: just talking to regular people. I just don't think it's
Speaker 2: that extreme. Like I don't think people think that like
Speaker 2: Trump is an awful guy the people in the middle,
Speaker 2: you know, and and same for Harrit. So you know,
Speaker 2: like when you it's like, oh my gosh, Trump went
Speaker 2: in the barbershop, how crazy is this? Like I mean
Speaker 2: when we went to the barbershop in Philly, half the
Speaker 2: the African American men were voting for Trump. I would
Speaker 2: say maybe more than half. So I think it's sort
Speaker 2: of this picture that you get when you watch the
Speaker 2: mainstream news. They want you to think that it's more
Speaker 2: divisive than it really is. Like most of these Americans
Speaker 2: we're talking to are just trying to afford daycare for
Speaker 2: their kid. They're just want a bigger paycheck. They just
Speaker 2: want to feel like when they call nine to one
Speaker 2: one the police are going to come, you know.
Speaker 3: And that doesn't happen.
Speaker 1: It does not happen that the police say, well, deal
Speaker 1: with it yourself, and that is so you pay so
Speaker 1: much in taxes, rules and regulations, and they're hit nine
Speaker 1: to one one saying, hey, I got two homeless guys,
Speaker 1: I'm jostling my patrons, or there's a rock through my window,
Speaker 1: which is a disaster.
Speaker 3: You alc like, there's no big deal.
Speaker 1: But if you've had your car broken into, and you
Speaker 1: have to deal with your car being broken into. Here
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati, there was a report last night that there
Speaker 1: were hundreds of car break ins and a part of
Speaker 1: the city of Cincinnati, which is a regular event, and
Speaker 1: the place generally don't show up because car break ins
Speaker 1: are no big deal. But when your window is shattered
Speaker 1: or your car a Hyundai or a Kia is stolen
Speaker 1: to an individual, that is a really big deal, and
Speaker 1: the place aren't responding in many big cities, correct.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah. And in Philly, like we went to this
Speaker 2: little macaroni shop downtown at these two women own really
Speaker 2: just a cute little place, you know, and it's very popular.
Speaker 2: People love their macaroni, and they have had their window
Speaker 2: broken two or three times in the front like a
Speaker 2: big storefront window, and it's just these two women. It's
Speaker 2: a small business. Like that's a really big deal. It's
Speaker 2: very expensive to fix those big windows in the front.
Speaker 2: And like you said, I mean, you might just hear that,
Speaker 2: oh they had a broken window, But think about it.
Speaker 2: If you have a small business they pay a couple
Speaker 2: of employees, you know, they're not making a lot of money.
Speaker 2: That really sets them back, and it also just makes
Speaker 2: them feel unsafe there, you know, and that no one
Speaker 2: really cares all right.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: Lastly, in Ohio, we have a big Senate race between
Speaker 1: Bernie Marino and Shared Brown. I would anticipate that unless
Speaker 1: something dramatic occurs, that the Republicans are going to seize
Speaker 1: control of the Senate with fifty one votes because of
Speaker 1: Montana and West Virginia. But if this race flips and
Speaker 1: then it's completely different, and the only ads being run
Speaker 1: by Shared Brown is against Bernie Marino. On abortion in Ohio,
Speaker 1: which we voted, as I said a year ago, to
Speaker 1: have the most liberal, much more liberal than Roe versus Wade,
Speaker 1: and we voted fifty seven percent to allow abortion up
Speaker 1: through birth. But that's still a big issue in Ohio.
Speaker 1: According to Shared Brown, I sense among voters it is
Speaker 1: not that big of an issue because other ones take presidents.
Speaker 1: What did you sense about the race between Bernie Marino
Speaker 1: and Shared Brown and the issues?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, look, it was interesting me. You would
Speaker 2: know way more about Ohio than me. We made two
Speaker 2: a couple of stops we drove through the state. There
Speaker 2: were some Republicans we met who were big Trump supporters
Speaker 2: who seemed to still like Brown, which I thought was interesting,
Speaker 2: Like felt like he was looking out for Ohians in
Speaker 2: a sense. Right, Just a bigger picture of Ohio that
Speaker 2: we focused on was and I don't think a lot
Speaker 2: of people remember. I mean then it was a really
Speaker 2: big swing state, you know, so twenty twenty and that
Speaker 2: there's been this shift there, right, So there were a
Speaker 2: lot more Democrats in Ohio just what five six years ago?
Speaker 2: I mean it was like a Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina.
Speaker 2: You guys weren't play And it's almost like Florida because
Speaker 2: I'm from Florida. You know, it used to be the
Speaker 2: same here and it's really gone much more red.
Speaker 1: It used to be Iowa, Ohio and Florida. Those were
Speaker 1: the swing states. In fact, no repat publican president in
Speaker 1: history other than Donald Trump one Iowa, Ohio and Florida
Speaker 1: and lost the general election. But now as American society advances,
Speaker 1: are regrades one way or another. Uh now the swing
Speaker 1: states are different. One of the next few days, next
Speaker 1: few days. Where are you going the next few days?
Speaker 3: Brianan.
Speaker 2: By the way, we went to Center of the World.
Speaker 2: Have you ever heard of this place outside Cleveland. It's
Speaker 2: like this little town that they call the center of
Speaker 2: the world. Just thinking about it. We passed through there.
Speaker 2: That was cool. So that was the cool part of Ohio.
Speaker 2: Next few days, so we're doing Omaha, the Blue Dot
Speaker 2: district there in Omaha that could be really pivotal. And
Speaker 2: then we're just working our way across. We're going to
Speaker 2: go through We're going to go through Utah, We're going
Speaker 2: to end up in California. We're going to Nevada of
Speaker 2: course stake swing Steak and to talk to Latinos there.
Speaker 2: So it's like I said, I mean, I can't complain
Speaker 2: right now. You know, it's pretty cool. It's people don't
Speaker 2: realize how cool America is. When you drive across the
Speaker 2: stay the old and I know your friends are Sean Compton.
Speaker 2: The only thing I might need your help with, that's
Speaker 2: my boss, Bill, is I've been blowing through these tolls
Speaker 2: like it's nobody's business. This this rental does not have
Speaker 2: a transponder, and you just I mean, I'm gonna have
Speaker 2: bills from every state. I don't know how much it's
Speaker 2: gonna be, but I might need your help on that.
Speaker 1: Well, keep your keep your receipts, and I will guarantee
Speaker 1: you your boss and my friend Sean Compton will pay
Speaker 1: for those tolls.
Speaker 3: What a job you have. Keep going.
Speaker 1: Maybe next Sunday or maybe the next few days. I'll
Speaker 1: check with you to see what's going on with Brian Nton.
Speaker 1: When you get on the ground and talk to Americans,
Speaker 1: what a great country we have. And when you watch
Speaker 1: most of the media, it's an awful place, but uh
Speaker 1: won and you get out there among the real people,
Speaker 1: it's fabulous. And once again, Brian Nton, thank you for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. With your permission, we'll
Speaker 1: do it again.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Brian, Thank you, Bill, appreciate you.
Speaker 3: God bless America. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: So if the truth doesn't work, dissuade typical voters that
Speaker 1: something else is more important, and forget what's relevant in
Speaker 1: your life and call somebody a fast call somebody hitler,
Speaker 1: I call somebody a Nazi and pretend as if abortion
Speaker 1: is on the ballot when it isn't trick people into
Speaker 1: believing lies because the truth doesn't work. Let's continue with
Speaker 1: more Bill Cunningham News. Next, that's your Home of the
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Speaker 3: School football going on tonight.
Speaker 1: The big game, of course, is Madeira the Mustangs at
Speaker 1: Deer Park, and I'll be there to help Greg Euster
Speaker 1: and his mother Chris Euster, welcome the Mustangs to the
Speaker 1: home of the park. Many other games, will Cole Rain
Speaker 1: actually win a football game? Segment says yes, I say no.
Speaker 1: And of course the Bengals on Sunday, that's you bigger
Speaker 1: than Montana. As far as the Bengals' ability this year
Speaker 1: to do anything, they can't get back to four and four.
Speaker 1: Then they have coming up the Ravens in a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks. We'll see what happens in Baltimore. They look impregnable,
Speaker 1: but we'll see what happens. Plus Saturday, a lot of
Speaker 1: college sports going on Plus the World Series tonight. Will
Speaker 1: the Reds ever be in the World Series again in
Speaker 1: my lifetime or Sean McMahon's lifetime, I'm not so sure.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. But until then, have you noticed
Speaker 1: that is the election draws nigh? What now about eleven
Speaker 1: days away that the shrill national media and the National
Speaker 1: Democratic Party gets worse with more insane talking points? It
Speaker 1: is ugly. The New York Times, the Washington Post runs
Speaker 1: the story. It is quickly picked up by ABC, NBCCBS
Speaker 1: and national media to run on their various platforms, and
Speaker 1: then the messages are sent through radio, ABC, NBCCBS to
Speaker 1: local affiliates all over the country, and then comments are
Speaker 1: asked about this story about Donald Trump. It's all bad,
Speaker 1: by the way, Ninety percent or more of the stories
Speaker 1: about Trump are negative, ninety percent of the stories about
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris are positive. And then the experts come on
Speaker 1: and then that issue is recycled for several days. Like
Speaker 1: what General John Kelly said about Donald Trump, which he
Speaker 1: said in a book in twenty twenty two, about two
Speaker 1: and a half years ago, said the same thing, but
Speaker 1: every news cycle we have to have more defamations against
Speaker 1: Donald Trump true or not.
Speaker 3: Guess what.
Speaker 1: The news media machine, which is the Democratic Party and
Speaker 1: the national media, continues to reverberate the story like a
Speaker 1: B B and an empty railroad box car insane talking points.
Speaker 1: Right now, the New York Times er Brian Combsay has
Speaker 1: it at forty eight forty eight. Sienna also has it
Speaker 1: at forty seven forty seven. In other words, Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: is losing. She needs to win the popular vote by
Speaker 1: at least four percentage points to have a chance. And
Speaker 1: the seven battleground states, if it's a tide nationally, that
Speaker 1: means she loses going away, and it's going to be
Speaker 1: a landslide, an absolute landslide for Donald Trump. And of
Speaker 1: course the fourth estate, the bureaucracy, the regulators, the FBI,
Speaker 1: the DOJ, the CIA, and all the rest can't stand that.
Speaker 1: And of course those in charge of politics in Washington
Speaker 1: are going to come up with new and new attack
Speaker 1: lines of Donald Trump, hoping one of them stick. Up
Speaker 1: to this point, things haven't stuck so well. That's why
Speaker 1: the polls are forty seven forty seven or forty eight
Speaker 1: forty eight. You might recall that at the convention in
Speaker 1: August seems like a lifetime ago. Donald Trump and Jady
Speaker 1: Vance were weird. Weird expressed by Tim Waltz, who's the
Speaker 1: definition of weird. That didn't work, and there was genuinely
Speaker 1: odd behavior, some of which has come out, most of
Speaker 1: it has not about Tim Waltz who began weird. Tim
Speaker 1: Waltz talking about weird, And of course the first Gentleman,
Speaker 1: Doug em Hoff parrot at the company line, which is
Speaker 1: weird that Donald Trump and Jada Vans were weird. Doug
Speaker 1: m Hoff, the stories about him are unbelievable, the second Gentleman,
Speaker 1: and when Scott Jennings and others tried to express a
Speaker 1: few thoughts about him on CNN, he was quickly shut off,
Speaker 1: shut down. Don't say that Doug m Off, the second Gentleman,
Speaker 1: slapped a woman. There's other instances of domestic violence that
Speaker 1: Doug am Off, the second Gentleman, has made against women.
Speaker 1: And lastly, of course, he knocked up the babysitter, impregnated
Speaker 1: the nanny, and she shall we say, terminated the pregnancy,
Speaker 1: in other words, killed her unborn baby of Doug am Off.
Speaker 1: So weird didn't really work when you look at the
Speaker 1: policies at Kamala Harris and some of her behavior getting
Speaker 1: started in politics. They quickly said, Okay, we can't use weird,
Speaker 1: Let's try something else, and the media trumpeted a course
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump is exhausted, that Donald Trump is senile,
Speaker 1: and Donald Trump is confused. Number two, can we sell
Speaker 1: that one? So NBCCBS, ABC News rand stories about Donald
Speaker 1: Trump being exhausted and that he's senile and he's weird. Well,
Speaker 1: that didn't work. They saw Donald Trump having three to
Speaker 1: four news conferences and appearances a day, many other interviews,
Speaker 1: and voters know that the workdays of the younger Harris,
Speaker 1: a younger she just turned sixty years old, been in
Speaker 1: politics about thirty five years, had far shorter and fewer
Speaker 1: interviews and interactions than Donald Trump in some days. Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris doesn't work at all. All right, weird didn't work.
Speaker 1: Exhausted Donald Trump. That didn't work.
Speaker 3: Let's try something else. Now they're onto.
Speaker 1: This was the John Kelly incident from two and a
Speaker 1: half years ago in which a former Discarnold employee said
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump has fascist tendencies. So that is now
Speaker 1: shall we say, metastasized into the news media talking about
Speaker 1: Joe about Joe Biden being a great guy. He's not
Speaker 1: confused Sharper's attack. You might recall the interviews that Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris had asking her when did you first know that
Speaker 1: Joe Biden was confused? Was it before or after the
Speaker 1: June twenty seventh debate. Then they jumped on a course
Speaker 1: to Donald Trump, and I guess shady advance being authoritative
Speaker 1: and maybe bold and vibrant and maybe a fascist and
Speaker 1: a dictator unfit for office. Now it's unfit for office.
Speaker 1: He's a dictator, he's a fascist. But this has not
Speaker 1: stopped the Kamala Harris campaign from bleeding hemorrhaging for a
Speaker 1: variety of other reasons. Number One, the fascist element of
Speaker 1: this campaign are the Democrats. They're the ones weaponizing government
Speaker 1: against their political opponents.
Speaker 3: They're the ones with a hit list.
Speaker 1: They're the ones with a not a to do list,
Speaker 1: but a revenge tour that they largely have executed, beginning
Speaker 1: with the President of the United States going after Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and four different jurisdictions coordinated in Washington. As Nathan
Speaker 1: Wade meets with White House counsel he's the boyfriend of Willis.
Speaker 1: And then you have also number three, a guy named
Speaker 1: Matthew Colangelo of the DOJ under Biden heading toward New
Speaker 1: York City to prosecute Donald Trump. So on one hand,
Speaker 1: you have a choice of two anesthetical visions for America.
Speaker 1: To them, one vision is the vision of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: The other is Kamala Harris, who's on the left side
Speaker 1: of the politics of San Francisco. There's not much room
Speaker 1: out there left on San Francisco, but Kamala Harris occupies it.
Speaker 1: And about Donald Trump his record. For four years, we
Speaker 1: largely had border security. There was not one major war abroad,
Speaker 1: it didn't happen. There was calm in the Middle East
Speaker 1: under Donald Trump. In fact, the Abraham Accord's about to
Speaker 1: be implemented would have heard Iran. That's why they told
Speaker 1: Hesble and Amas to attack Israel. There was a deterred
Speaker 1: and deferred Russia. In China. There was low or non
Speaker 1: existent inflation under Donald Trump. Low interest rates. How many
Speaker 1: of us called McKinley mortgage and financed our houses at
Speaker 1: three and four percent. There was lower crime until the
Speaker 1: George Floyd riots and the major cities controlled by the Democrats.
Speaker 1: We had lower taxes and more money going into the
Speaker 1: treasury because there was more economic activity. We had a
Speaker 1: strong de turned military built back up, and opposition to
Speaker 1: mandatory mandatory EV mandates. And if you want to have
Speaker 1: an EV, have had a great but it should not
Speaker 1: be mandated. And we did not have biological males competing
Speaker 1: in women's sports, did not have a woke di agenda
Speaker 1: under Donald Trump, and the Middle East was calm, as
Speaker 1: was the Ukraine. Is any of that true under Joe
Speaker 1: Binding Kamala Harris absolutely not. Harris herself knows that the
Speaker 1: last four years had been an abject failure, and if
Speaker 1: the media actually covered the failure, she wouldn't be at
Speaker 1: about a thirty percent. But the media is in the
Speaker 1: business of protecting Democrats and hurting Republicans, especially Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: because the last four years have been a terrible failure.
Speaker 1: That's why she's almost shed any discussion of the greatness
Speaker 1: of the past four years. Policies she embraced very much
Speaker 1: in her adult life and she implemented in California, which
Speaker 1: destroyed San Francisco, take a look at it, and for
Speaker 1: the last four years helped to destroy the middle class
Speaker 1: in this country. Suddenly, in the last sixty days, Harris
Speaker 1: has completely flipped and flopped. She's not now in favor
Speaker 1: of defunding the police, which, of course she said for
Speaker 1: all of our adult life, we need to reimagine police.
Speaker 1: Now she said, ah, don't defund the police. She said
Speaker 1: for years that the border fence was a middle evil
Speaker 1: vanity project of Donald Trump and that the defense, if
Speaker 1: defense is fourteen feet tall. Tim Waltz said I'll buy
Speaker 1: a six foot ladder to get more legals in the country.
Speaker 1: But now she changed, having now wanting to support police
Speaker 1: in the military, she now says, we need better border security.
Speaker 1: How about that, Well, you've led in twenty million illegal
Speaker 1: aliens pouring across the southern border, and look into my
Speaker 1: right there's tens of thousands in caravans coming out of
Speaker 1: Central America pouring into this country before Trump's inaugural in
Speaker 1: January the twentieth, and Harris Bragg's now about fossil fuel
Speaker 1: energy production. She's spent all of her adult life eliminating fracking,
Speaker 1: getting rid of pipelines, no more oil exploration, get rid
Speaker 1: of it all. But now she says, you know what,
Speaker 1: we need more fossil fuel production. She's not in favor
Speaker 1: now of banning fracking, but increasing She's not against the
Speaker 1: Defense Department, She's now in favor of it. In fact,
Speaker 1: there are several endangered Democratic US senators like Shared Brown.
Speaker 1: Shared Brown is running commercials talking about cooperate with Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: If he's such a fascist, is such a danger. How
Speaker 1: come several Democratic US senators in trouble are running commercials
Speaker 1: applauding themselves for working with Donald Trump?
Speaker 3: What? How's that possible? Can't be true? But it is.
Speaker 1: We all have a memory. We all recall that Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris bragged about the violent demonstrations and riots of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty that killed thirty four people, two billion in property damage,
Speaker 1: took down tens of thousands of small business owners, and
Speaker 1: the George Floyd riots injured or killed fifteen hundred cops,
Speaker 1: and that the unrest she calls should not stop. This
Speaker 1: is Kamala Harris said, should not stop. While drumming up
Speaker 1: support to bail out jailed violent protesters in Minneapolis, she
Speaker 1: went on National TV Kamala Harrison said these quote protests
Speaker 1: should not stop until their demands are met, as she
Speaker 1: raised money to bail out of jail in Minneapolis burglars, rapists,
Speaker 1: arsonist and thieves. So the slur against Donald Trump as
Speaker 1: a fascist is not resonating. It doesn't work any more
Speaker 1: than weird worked or exhaustive worked. Now it's on the
Speaker 1: fascism and John Kelly hasn't worked. The Obama and Biden
Speaker 1: Harris administrations have weaponized the CIA, the FBI, and the
Speaker 1: DOJ to go after their political opponents.
Speaker 3: The list is long.
Speaker 1: I've read them the other day of all the criminal
Speaker 1: actions filed against Trump administration officials to shut down the opposition, unbelievable.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Trump did not coordinate any of
Speaker 1: those activities. Talk about the revenge tour and the enemy's list.
Speaker 1: The Democrats haven't an enemies list, and they implemented it.
Speaker 1: Dozens and dozens of Trump's supporters and Trump officeholders were
Speaker 1: besieged with law suits and criminal indictments by the Biden
Speaker 1: Harris administration. That is called law fare prosecution. They are
Speaker 1: doing what they accused Donald Trump maybe of doing later on,
Speaker 1: which is unbelievable. And now Donald Trump, according to the Democrats,
Speaker 1: should not be on the ballots in Colorado or New Hampshire.
Speaker 1: They try to remove him from the ballots until the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court stepped in and said you can't do that.
Speaker 1: It's not Donald Trump, the authoritative one who wants to
Speaker 1: pack the US Supreme Court.
Speaker 3: Those are the Democrats.
Speaker 1: It's not Donald Trump who wants to seek illegal means
Speaker 1: of destroying the electoral college. They have one party rule. Now,
Speaker 1: that'd be the Democrats. It's not Donald Trump demanding to
Speaker 1: end the Senate filibuster, very authoritative kind of ideas. No,
Speaker 1: those are the Democrats. And it's not Donald Trump who
Speaker 1: wants to create two more blue states would give us
Speaker 1: a four more partisan left wing Senate seats out of
Speaker 1: Puerto Rico and Washington, d C. So talk about fascism
Speaker 1: and one party rule. That's exactly what the Democrats have
Speaker 1: and the major cities of this country. And how do
Speaker 1: they look. It's not that Trumpster wanting to pack the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court, investigate his political opponents, seeking ways of destroying
Speaker 1: the electoral college, demanding the end of the Senate filibus
Speaker 1: that to pass whatever they want to pass and get
Speaker 1: four more US senators out of Puerto Rico and Washington DC.
Speaker 1: Those are all the Democrats. So you know, and I
Speaker 1: know that when a party engages in these extra judicial
Speaker 1: means and want to have one party rule in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. As they have in every major city in
Speaker 1: this country. The way to get that done is through
Speaker 1: fascist means. So accuse Donald Trump the Republicans of engaging
Speaker 1: in your behavior. Is it going to work with you
Speaker 1: as an American?
Speaker 3: I hope not. Let's continue.
Speaker 1: Line becomes available five one, three, seven four nine, seven
Speaker 1: thousand pounds, seven hundred and by the way, coming up
Speaker 1: in about ten minutes or so, is an expert on
Speaker 1: energy production, lithium batteries and more. His name is Frank Lessay.
Speaker 1: He's coming with receipts of what the Democrats want to
Speaker 1: do ordering you. There are many Americans who love evs.
Speaker 1: If you like an EV and in one on, go
Speaker 1: get it, get it done. My problem is a mandate
Speaker 1: requiring through Washington that is called fascist for you to
Speaker 1: buy a certain product. Let's continue. You got me all
Speaker 1: fired up now. Bill Cunningham with you every day your
Speaker 1: home of the Bengals News Radio seven hundred wautom.
Speaker 3: Someday the apes will rise.
Speaker 1: Up in someone like Frank Lessay, who's the president of
Speaker 1: Truth and Energy and Climate.
Speaker 3: I like to do it.
Speaker 1: He's a former Wisconsin state senator and He's written a
Speaker 1: great column that's available at many other places, many places
Speaker 1: including the Washington Times, and Frank Lisey, welcome to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham showing first of all, can I don't know
Speaker 1: if you saw all the presentations by the Ward Salad
Speaker 1: also known as Kamala Harris, but nonetheless she is doubling
Speaker 1: and tripling down on the so called Green New Deal,
Speaker 1: spending more money. There's going to be more solar panels,
Speaker 1: there's going to be more windmills all over Hell's half Acre.
Speaker 1: And your recent op ed in the Washington Times laid
Speaker 1: out the problems as we are technologically right now. Maybe
Speaker 1: in ten years we'll have di lithium crystals from Jean
Speaker 1: Luke Picard. But until then we have to deal with reality.
Speaker 1: So can you tell the American people the essence of
Speaker 1: your op ed in the Washington Times about electrical buses,
Speaker 1: electrical tanks much less other evs.
Speaker 3: Give me a full report.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're spending literally billions of dollars nine or ten
Speaker 4: billion dollars on subsidizing from the federal level electric vehicles
Speaker 4: and electric buses. And these electric buses cost literally four
Speaker 4: times more, so you could buy four times more bus
Speaker 4: natural gas or diesel buses that are great options that
Speaker 4: served us for a century and they're forcing this transition.
Speaker 4: But these electric buses are not ready for prime time.
Speaker 4: They have a lot of different problems with them. So
Speaker 4: they're auto service. They have to come back in and
Speaker 4: spend a time of sometimes hours being recharged after the
Speaker 4: morning run when it's really cold, or if they live
Speaker 4: in a hilly area like West Virginia for instance, and
Speaker 4: it's cold, they get very very poor distances from their
Speaker 4: batteries and they can't charge them all at the same
Speaker 4: time as well, because they draw so much power from
Speaker 4: the electric grid that they have to take turns charging them.
Speaker 4: So there's a lot of different problems. And now the buses,
Speaker 4: and I've talked with someone and it's in the article
Speaker 4: from the Fairfax Virginia and their experience as a bus
Speaker 4: driver with electric buses, and they have one bus that
Speaker 4: they've had a year that's it's been off the road
Speaker 4: more than it's been on the road. They have one
Speaker 4: that they've had for about six months that isn't working
Speaker 4: at all. Maryland has just gone back. One of the
Speaker 4: Maryland districts has gone back and purchased a lot of
Speaker 4: diesel buses after buying literally dozens of electric buses because
Speaker 4: they're finding they aren't serving their citizens. So that's one
Speaker 4: aspect of it. So we're spending money we don't have,
Speaker 4: adding to our national deficit of thirty five trillion dollars.
Speaker 4: And then most of the components of the batteries are
Speaker 4: made in China. More than eighty percent are made in China,
Speaker 4: process in China controlled by the Chinese. So we're spending
Speaker 4: our money subsidizing something that costs four times more and
Speaker 4: sending a chunk of that to China to help them
Speaker 4: grow their economy and their military. It's not helping us
Speaker 4: at all. That's one major aspect.
Speaker 2: In the front end.
Speaker 4: The second part, and it isn't really covered in the article,
Speaker 4: is that buses, after they've served their decade or twelve
Speaker 4: years in service to American citizens are often sold to
Speaker 4: diesel and natural gas buses are so to the private
Speaker 4: sector because the diesel engine get three or four hundred
Speaker 4: thousand miles and they serve decades in the private sector
Speaker 4: or in third world countries. But these electric buses won't
Speaker 4: have hardly any value at the end of their time
Speaker 4: because third world. Countries don't have the electric grid to
Speaker 4: support them, can't spend five to ten thirty thousand dollars
Speaker 4: getting a hookup to the electric grid. And in the
Speaker 4: private sector, who wants to buy a twelve year old
Speaker 4: electric bus that the battery might fail on any time.
Speaker 1: We're leaving a side for the moment, the fires and
Speaker 1: the dangers of operating an electric bus. But on that issue,
Speaker 1: not prepared. When you speak to small town America about
Speaker 1: literally thousands of Haitians, Venezuelans or Mauritanians coming into their
Speaker 1: small town, disrupting every aspect in human life, not prepared.
Speaker 1: Also not prepared as our electrical grid. What's happening in
Speaker 1: Cuba is a precursor to what's happening now in Texas
Speaker 1: and California, and which the power grid is overburdened. Are
Speaker 1: Our power grid is not coined, not created to handle
Speaker 1: the extra flow. So instead of having hybrid vehicles which
Speaker 1: the electricity is produced by the turning of the wheels
Speaker 1: and doesn't go to the power grid at all, the
Speaker 1: Biden administration accelerated the use of the power grid to
Speaker 1: charge up EV's and the power grid is not even
Speaker 1: close to being available to do it, So they're pumping
Speaker 1: more and more evs into the marketplace when the power
Speaker 1: grid can handle it, which means our expenses are skyrocketing.
Speaker 1: What kind of power grid do we have like in California, Texas,
Speaker 1: Ohio that can you tell the American people that the
Speaker 1: power grid cannot handle EV's as they're presently configured much
Speaker 1: less than one or two years. If Kamala Harris wins
Speaker 1: and demands more ev use, is the power grid capable
Speaker 1: of producing more electricity? I'm told that with AI and
Speaker 1: et cetera, that every year for the next ten years,
Speaker 1: we're going to have about a ten percent increase demand
Speaker 1: on the power grid when the power grid.
Speaker 3: Can handle it. Can you explain that to the American people?
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, the AI data centers. An AI chip uses
Speaker 4: ten times more energy than a regular chip. So these
Speaker 4: and they're building one in the community. I live in
Speaker 4: Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin, and Microsoft is building a two square
Speaker 4: mile data center that's going to use huge amounts of electricity.
Speaker 4: They're going to need to build another natural gas plant
Speaker 4: justice service the demand from this AI data center, and
Speaker 4: they want to build hundreds of these across the country.
Speaker 4: And at the same time, the Biden administration Biden Harris
Speaker 4: are trying to close down our coal plants. Meanwhile, China's
Speaker 4: building hundreds of them and gets fifty six percent of
Speaker 4: all their energy from coal, and they want to close
Speaker 4: these down. Two three years ago they produced twenty percent
Speaker 4: of electricity. Now it's sixteen percent. They're being displaced by
Speaker 4: part time wind and solar they produce. Each of them
Speaker 4: produce energy only about thirty percent of the time or less.
Speaker 4: You can't run a full time electric grid on part
Speaker 4: time sources. We can look to Germany, Denmark, and the
Speaker 4: United Kingdom, all further along on this wind and solar
Speaker 4: fantasy land. Because it's truly fantasy land. It's very expensive
Speaker 4: and this is going to be our future unless we
Speaker 4: don't change directions. And you need to change directions in November.
Speaker 4: We need Trump and we need others who think like
Speaker 4: them in Congress so we can change directions. But the Denmark,
Speaker 4: Germany and the UK, their citizens are paying three times
Speaker 4: the electric rates that Americans are. Our average electric rate
Speaker 4: is one third the cost of what they're paying in
Speaker 4: those countries. It's causing industrial decline there and it's also
Speaker 4: when you pay more for your gas and electricity. You
Speaker 4: then don't have as much money to spend on your
Speaker 4: other priorities, and those businesses and people and the employees
Speaker 4: who work in them have less in spend less. It's
Speaker 4: really a huge drag on our economy. So we have
Speaker 4: inflation caused by the overspending, adding to our national deficit,
Speaker 4: adding to our trillion dollar annual interest payment on that.
Speaker 4: We're helping China, and we're harming ourselves with more expensive
Speaker 4: electricity and an unreliable electric grid, and we really can't
Speaker 4: afford it. This is a watershed election. We're going to
Speaker 4: choose some directions and Kamala Harris is going to continue
Speaker 4: to biden policies and make them even worse. She's going
Speaker 4: to even worse and farther and more extreme than this.
Speaker 4: And we've been lied to. That's why you should get
Speaker 4: my book Climate Energy Lives, available on Amazon. Climate Energy
Speaker 4: lies expensive, dangerous, and destructive because they are and we've
Speaker 4: been lied to about it. The wind and solar are
Speaker 4: going to make our electric electric costs go down, but
Speaker 4: everybody knows by now that their electric rates keep going
Speaker 4: up and up and up, and as we add more
Speaker 4: wind and solar, they're going to keep going up, folks,
Speaker 4: and it's borrowed money that we don't have to make
Speaker 4: our electricity prices even higher. It's really crazy world. It's
Speaker 4: very bad policy. And as John Kerry the climates are said,
Speaker 4: it doesn't matter if the United States gets to net
Speaker 4: zero and CO two, by the way, isn't a pollutant.
Speaker 4: It doesn't matter because China, India, and the rest of
Speaker 4: the world are producing far more pollution and far more
Speaker 4: CO two emissions than we are.
Speaker 1: So in addition to evs, electric buses, that proposed electric
Speaker 1: tanks number one is going to explode our deficit even more.
Speaker 1: Number two, average Americans like you and I and Tony
Speaker 1: Bender are going to pay a whole lot more money
Speaker 1: for electric Number three it emboldens and gives money to China,
Speaker 1: which are building coal fired power plants like crazy in India.
Speaker 1: And number four, which we haven't talked to, is the
Speaker 1: number of small, little black kids in Africa being killed
Speaker 1: in lithium minds and cobalt minds. That I thought the
Speaker 1: liberals cared about those kinds of issues.
Speaker 3: I know I do.
Speaker 1: And fifthly, think about what's happening to the mammal population
Speaker 1: in the coastlines when you have these huge turbines killing
Speaker 1: dolphin and killing the whales, which I thought liberals not
Speaker 1: were sacred creatures. Just on the issue of what's happening
Speaker 1: to get the materials for the evs. Can you tell
Speaker 1: the American people the horrible conditions and elsewhere that's happening
Speaker 1: in Africa to get the materials that are put together
Speaker 1: and by China and then sold back to us. Tell
Speaker 1: the American people what's happened to the Congolese, those black
Speaker 1: kids being killed in the mines.
Speaker 4: Like we labeled blood diamonds from the similar conditions from
Speaker 4: small African kids being killed in mines for blood diamonds.
Speaker 4: We should be calling it blood cobalt. And every electric vehicle,
Speaker 4: every electric battery, including your cell phone, has blood cobalts
Speaker 4: in it. And I say that because they literally have
Speaker 4: tens of thousands of kids as young as eight years old,
Speaker 4: maybe even younger, that are working in horrendous conditions. They
Speaker 4: are dying, they are getting killed in the process. They're
Speaker 4: shortening their lives doing this. And the Chinese then take
Speaker 4: that cobalt from Congo and Africa, they make it to
Speaker 4: China where they process it with almost no environmental protections
Speaker 4: at all, and it uses acids and caustic chemicals and
Speaker 4: produces a lot of waste in that process, and then
Speaker 4: they dump that in the rivers that eventually go to
Speaker 4: the ocean or into the ground. And they're the low
Speaker 4: cost provider because they're using cheap coal energy, low cost labor,
Speaker 4: and in some cases they have about a million people
Speaker 4: that many people are calling slave labor. They aren't paying them,
Speaker 4: they haven't been for work camps in prisons. And then
Speaker 4: they also have very few environmental laws so they can
Speaker 4: be the low cost provider. They're now going to eat
Speaker 4: our launch on electric vehicles. They are benefiting from this
Speaker 4: while we are being harmed from this, and we haven't
Speaker 4: even talked about, as you mentioned earlier, the chances of
Speaker 4: electrical fires. We had a brand new fire station in
Speaker 4: Germany burned down because they're electric vehicle caught on fire
Speaker 4: and burned the whole place down. They had a car
Speaker 4: in South Korea. They're looking at a law and now
Speaker 4: and not a lot home on parking garages electric vehicles
Speaker 4: because once spontaneously combusted at night, it wasn't even plugged
Speaker 4: in and it lit up and it damaged one hundred
Speaker 4: and forty vehicles and told of forty more and they
Speaker 4: had to evacuate thement Our apartment complex. This is going
Speaker 4: on all over the world, and in Florida where they
Speaker 4: just had the hurricanes. And by the way, hurricanes are
Speaker 4: not more frequent, not stronger than they used to be.
Speaker 4: That's another one of the climate Wise the nineteen forties
Speaker 4: were the most active active decades for hurricanes in the
Speaker 4: United States, where we had twenty four landfalling hurricanes and
Speaker 4: ten Category five hurricanes, and just a short period ago
Speaker 4: from two thousand and four to twenty and sixteen, we
Speaker 4: had no landfalling hurricanes in the United States at all.
Speaker 4: But yet they tell us it's climate change and we're
Speaker 4: getting more of them, when in fact we aren't. So
Speaker 4: they're lying to us on that, they're lying to us
Speaker 4: on the energy policy, that they're using the climate change
Speaker 4: issue to drive horrendous for American energy policy. And now
Speaker 4: they're atacks our food supply talking about methane and nitrous oxide,
Speaker 4: which are itty bitty type parts of the atmosphere that
Speaker 4: have very little effect on global warming, and in fact
Speaker 4: they'll double over two hundred and seven years, and they'll
Speaker 4: still be itty bitty parts of the atmosphere, so that
Speaker 4: they're on purpose attacking our energy and food supply, trying
Speaker 4: to make them more expensive and unreliable, so that eventually
Speaker 4: I think they canterration them and control all of us,
Speaker 4: because if you can control energy and food, they have
Speaker 4: total control over all of us.
Speaker 1: In the CNN town hall, meaning Kamala Harris against double
Speaker 1: down on electric vehicles, et cetera. When I saw the
Speaker 1: movie Blood Diamonds with Leo DiCaprio, there was a movement
Speaker 1: immediately to make sure that every diamond on some woman's
Speaker 1: hand or in her ears on a necklace was not
Speaker 1: a blood diamond. You talk about blood diamonds on steroids,
Speaker 1: that is the lithium batteries, but where they come from,
Speaker 1: and there's no media coverage of the mines the Congo
Speaker 1: that produces lithium. You won't find sixty minutes traveling to Africa.
Speaker 1: You won't find sixty minutes going to the southern border
Speaker 1: and talk about fentanyl and little girls being raped, thousands
Speaker 1: of rapes every day on the Southern border because of
Speaker 1: the policies of Kamala Harris. Why won't the mainstream media
Speaker 1: follow this out Anderson Cooper. Someone should say to her,
Speaker 1: look what's happening in the Congo to these children. I
Speaker 1: thought that would be important to a liberal. Why isn't
Speaker 1: it covered.
Speaker 4: The mainstream media is a branch and a supporter of
Speaker 4: the Democrat Party, and the Democrat Party has been taken
Speaker 4: over by leftists. They no longer represent working people at all.
Speaker 4: They're screwing the working people because you can't afford things
Speaker 4: in life. And we all know that when you go
Speaker 4: to the grocery store, see your electric bill, or your
Speaker 4: mortgage or your rent payment. They're making it unaffordable for
Speaker 4: regular people. Of the mainstream media is propping them up
Speaker 4: and wanting to keep them in power. Why are they
Speaker 4: doing it? They are getting literally on the climate issue.
Speaker 4: They're getting tens of millions of dollars across all of them,
Speaker 4: including the MPR, from climate interests and from so called
Speaker 4: green groups who are getting money from communist China. They're
Speaker 4: getting money from communist China. They're getting money from the
Speaker 4: green industrial machine that is paid for with our tax dollars, huge,
Speaker 4: huge subsidies. If we stop those subsidies, the wind and
Speaker 4: solar would die, the batteries would stuff take a normal
Speaker 4: place in the marketplace. They have a normal place, but
Speaker 4: they're being forced upon us by the government through subsidies
Speaker 4: and through heavy regulations that cost all of us more.
Speaker 4: But your question, mainstream media is working for the Democrats,
Speaker 4: and you can look at it through this election and
Speaker 4: it's amazing. They've given almost nearly negative coverage to Trump
Speaker 4: and nearly all positive coverage to Kamala. And Kamala just
Speaker 4: talks word salid and doesn't answer issues, and she's flipplop
Speaker 4: back and forth. Was for cracking, was against cracking, one
Speaker 4: to end all oil and everything else, then she was
Speaker 4: for it, Now she's against it again. And all the
Speaker 4: green groups incluting ones that wouldn't endorse and didn't endure
Speaker 4: Adorse Biden have endorsed Kamala Harris. Well, she doesn't really
Speaker 4: talk about this stuff very much. What if they know
Speaker 4: that we don't know? Uh she is. The Biden Harris
Speaker 4: administration will be far worse under a Kamala Harris. We
Speaker 4: can't afford Kamala nomics.
Speaker 1: Well, if she wins, she will double down on steroids.
Speaker 1: The ev revolution that will cost average Americans thousands of
Speaker 1: dollars more a year is going to kill more African kids,
Speaker 1: is going to enrich China, is going to cause more fires.
Speaker 1: But anyway, we got to go frank Les. This has
Speaker 1: been wonderful. What is your website? If any if people
Speaker 1: need more information, let's get these ideas in the heads
Speaker 1: of people before they vote.
Speaker 3: What is your website?
Speaker 4: Truth in Energy and Climate, Truthanenergyanclimate dot com. We try
Speaker 4: to take the complicated world of climate and energy and
Speaker 4: turn it into understandable articles and news sources with source
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Speaker 7: By God, I'm saying there it is Evil Canevl Kings Island,
Speaker 7: nineteen seventy five. Forty nine years ago, Willie October the
Speaker 7: twenty fifth, nineteen seventy five, Evil Canevil makes history jumping
Speaker 7: fourteen greyhound buses. Although he hit the back tire hit
Speaker 7: the fourteenth, wasn't too happy. We'll count that at King's
Speaker 7: Island the last jump of his illustrious career. Forty nine
Speaker 7: years ago. Today, I asked ever ratings for ABC Sports
Speaker 7: Wide World of Sports.
Speaker 3: Ever, where were you and King?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 7: Probably sitting at home watching that And then years after
Speaker 7: that Trump he had Evil canievel on I vaguely recall
Speaker 7: the sumpster with Evil can Eel incredible to meet him
Speaker 7: and sit there. They said, I'm gonna I'll go an hour.
Speaker 7: They went about two and a half hours. He went
Speaker 7: over every jump, every bone in his body that was broken,
Speaker 7: everyone in his entire career. It was incredible that Trump
Speaker 7: he interviewed him.
Speaker 3: Yes, we're to meet a guy like that. Meet a
Speaker 3: guy like that.
Speaker 7: I mean he had a head of hair that went
Speaker 7: straight up, looked like Buster Poindexter.
Speaker 5: Hot.
Speaker 8: He's hot.
Speaker 7: I'm standing there waiting for him at three at four Street,
Speaker 7: and I'm thinking that's four Street. If that's not Evil
Speaker 7: Canievil walking across the street at fourth and Vine, it's his.
Speaker 3: It's his twin brothers. When you said, did you address
Speaker 3: him as evil or all myself? He says, He says,
Speaker 3: show the way, Show the way. How about this?
Speaker 1: Former model says Trump groped her in front of her
Speaker 1: boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein, which her boyfriend is Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 3: Nineteen ninety three. Some I I just remembered, just happened
Speaker 3: to it.
Speaker 1: But you're you're dating and living with Jeffrey Epstein, and
Speaker 1: you complained thirty one years later that Donald Trump touched
Speaker 1: my boobies and c and I don't get it. CNN
Speaker 1: says this is the octobers of Brox. Oh, okay, I
Speaker 1: don't think he was the first one when you maybe
Speaker 1: they had a jump he was, He's she's living with
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein. Oh boy, Do I believe her?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Do I not believe or?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: No, I don't believe it. I don't know Is it relevant? A?
Speaker 1: Why does this have to do with anything about governing?
Speaker 1: I'm not groping her. Oh I'm sorry he touched my
Speaker 1: boobies in nineteen ninety three.
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Speaker 1: I think she says that Trump broke me in front
Speaker 1: of my boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 3: Is some sort of weird, twisted game. Now do I
Speaker 3: believe her?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: Do I disbelieve her?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Is it relevant?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: How many boobs have you touched in appropriately? What about
Speaker 3: you can't?
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Speaker 1: And she admits, by the way, being a Kamala Harris supporter,
Speaker 1: of course, and if Trump says anything about this, you'll
Speaker 1: be sued for defamation of her character. So the trump'ster said,
Speaker 1: I have living She's living with Jeffrey Epstein at the time.
Speaker 3: That defamation of character enough.
Speaker 1: If I was a guy, that wouldn't be my number
Speaker 1: one choice for a boyfriend would be Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 7: Baseball Willie World Series Game one tonight in Los Angeles
Speaker 7: Yankees and Dodgers.
Speaker 1: Eight.
Speaker 3: Game time is eight o'clock.
Speaker 7: High school football Tonight action in Ohio and Kentucky in
Speaker 7: the first round of the playoffs.
Speaker 3: What's the Big Who's your state? In Indiana? What's the
Speaker 3: Big One? Coverage begins at six High school.
Speaker 7: Football Tonight show on ESPN fifteen thirty, Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 7: What's the Big One? Maderra the Deer Park. Now, I
Speaker 7: spoke Battle of Springfield twip. What I want to do
Speaker 7: now is put some meat on the bones.
Speaker 1: Chris Euster on the Board of Education hooked up with
Speaker 1: Matthew twenty five Ministries.
Speaker 3: Yes, and they have a bus.
Speaker 1: Okay, they want to fill it up with bottled water
Speaker 1: at the Deer Park game between three o'clock and seven o'clock.
Speaker 3: Okay, fill it up with bottled water, and.
Speaker 1: Man through twenty five Ministry is gonna drive it to
Speaker 1: North Carolina to give water those people that are still hurting.
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Speaker 1: the held down to North Carolina because of Deer Park
Speaker 1: High School and Madeira and segment.
Speaker 3: I have in my hand now to give to you.
Speaker 2: This.
Speaker 3: Can you take that out of the wrapper?
Speaker 7: That is the coin tonight that's gonna be used for
Speaker 7: the I'm gonna do the coin toss at the game.
Speaker 1: Look at that coin, and I will give that coin
Speaker 1: to the winning player who wins the coin toss. One
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Speaker 1: called by Madeira. That is the coin of Colonel Winstrip.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 3: How about that? That is unbelievable, Andy Mack. So there
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Speaker 1: And I'm gonna bring that coin with me tonight and
Speaker 1: give it to the winning team and heads and tails
Speaker 1: to decide it, and that'll be in the possession. I'm
Speaker 1: sure Congressman Winstrip would not mine. And so Brads giving
Speaker 1: me this coin, and I'm gonna give it to either
Speaker 1: my dear or deer Park, the boy that calls the
Speaker 1: right side. And with your permission, segment, I'm gonna have
Speaker 1: the American Eagle as the heads. And his service to
Speaker 1: the nation is the tables.
Speaker 3: Sounds good to me.
Speaker 7: Brad Winstrip will be quite happy. Please continue college football
Speaker 7: tomorrow night, Willie. Those Cincinnati Bearcats are on the road
Speaker 7: up against Colorado and prime time Dion Sanders nine fifteen
Speaker 7: with the pregame shows tomorrow at eight pm.
Speaker 1: How about this segment, Moe and Tony, We're gonna do
Speaker 1: the game and Colorado get done at what time? About
Speaker 1: one am, give or take yet, and they fly back
Speaker 1: and arrive in CBG about seven or seven thirty am.
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Speaker 1: Let's have a victory, seg man. If if they win
Speaker 1: this game, are they back to four and four?
Speaker 3: Correct?
Speaker 7: Then they have to play one more and head to Baltimore.
Speaker 7: Other than the Las Vegas Raiders roll into town in
Speaker 7: a week and.
Speaker 1: After that, what if they win and then win. They
Speaker 1: go five to four and go to Baltimore to win
Speaker 1: some more. Wouldn't that be something? At Bright May I'll
Speaker 1: forget about the World Series tonight. You forgot I already
Speaker 1: mentioned that, thanks for listening. High school sports. Good luck
Speaker 1: to Campbell County.
Speaker 7: Tomorrow the Camels and the boys Kentucky Boys State Tournament
Speaker 7: and soccer against Henry Clay And in Indiana Girls State
Speaker 7: Soccer semi finals tomorrow Willie and two A Lawrenceburg will play.
Speaker 1: In three A East Central, the home of the Trojans. Correct,
Speaker 1: they're not doing though well this year? Are they the Trojans.
Speaker 3: I'm just that's this is soccer. I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: They could have two soccer teams that locally in Indiana.
Speaker 7: Might have to get them on the show.
Speaker 3: If they got the guy win, tell them to come
Speaker 3: on in if they got the guts.
Speaker 7: Hockey Tonight, Cyclones skate at Fort Wayne against the Comets.
Speaker 7: The home open Tomorrow night Downtown up against the Indie
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Speaker 3: Are you liking that matchup?
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Speaker 7: to win the Cup.
Speaker 1: All right, segment is added in sports, I think, So,
Speaker 1: who does Cole Rain play?
Speaker 3: Cole Rain will face off against Princeton tonight. I'll tell
Speaker 3: you what.
Speaker 1: I'll take Princeton and I'll give you Cole Rain at
Speaker 1: about sixty points. You get no points, and I'll give
Speaker 1: you Madeira and I will take the park led a
Speaker 1: course by the Eusters. And now, right now, Biden is
Speaker 1: apologizing to the Indians for the behavior of the federal
Speaker 1: government back in the eighteen seventies and eighties. But he's
Speaker 1: happening to do it in Arizona. Do you see any
Speaker 1: political reasons to do this? After all these years, one
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty years, happens to pick ten.
Speaker 7: Bill he's still president. I didn't know who was president.
Speaker 7: But he just wake him up and setting in Arizona.
Speaker 7: It doesn't look good. That's the amazing part. They talk
Speaker 7: about Trump's mental acuity. Having excused Joe Biden for the
Speaker 7: last two years, they've lost all credibility. Yeah, segment has
Speaker 7: had it in sports.
Speaker 1: Yeah, with your permission on the other side, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: hear from the American people who I've loved so well
Speaker 1: and served so long in so many different capacities, to
Speaker 1: get their reaction to the election coming up now in
Speaker 1: eleven days.
Speaker 3: Eleven days, how about that? Eleven days are already.
Speaker 1: They're not done with Trump yet. They're not done with him.
Speaker 1: They got more coming. Got a playmate who's gonna fit. Oh,
Speaker 1: forty years ago he did this, or fifteen years ago
Speaker 1: he did this while sleeping with Jeffrey Epstein. I went
Speaker 1: to see Donald Trump, and in front of Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 1: my then boyfriend, Donald Trump groped me. Now, I'm not
Speaker 1: saying that's good or bad, right or wrong. I don't
Speaker 1: believe or disbelieve it is somewhat political. Do you think
Speaker 1: to come out just before the election?
Speaker 3: Of course? No, no, no, no, don't just saying I
Speaker 3: can't wait for the rest of this stuff. Can't wait?
Speaker 3: You got more?
Speaker 1: They're not done with him yet. Can we hear from
Speaker 1: Mayor Willie Brown about his relationship? What about come on, hey,
Speaker 1: will Yeah, hey Willie, you got something to say? Yeah,
Speaker 1: come on forward here? How about Montel Williams got anything
Speaker 1: or possibly he did he what WHOA can't say WHOA
Speaker 1: can't say wait till that list comes out, can't say
Speaker 1: you won't be on it, will you?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Okay I can say that no, but okay.
Speaker 1: At the time of the running around with those types
Speaker 1: of individuals. Montel Williams, he's that former or a talk
Speaker 1: show host.
Speaker 3: Right's right? Yeah?
Speaker 1: And Kamala Harris, good things come out. If it does
Speaker 1: come out, I guarantee you mainstream media will ignore it correct,
Speaker 1: kind of like ignoring Doug em Off the second gentleman.
Speaker 3: You do you remember what you did thirty years ago?
Speaker 7: No matter what, I have a yes, I do every
Speaker 7: every word, every d Okay, I'm saying right now that
Speaker 7: we have a report out of bright Bark.
Speaker 1: Here's the kind of the headline. He slapped me so hard,
Speaker 1: he spun me around. He being Doug m Hoff the
Speaker 1: second gentleman.
Speaker 3: He no, we gotta we got we don't have a
Speaker 3: live we've got that live feed. I don't hear anything.
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris said court Hello.
Speaker 1: But then any connections between P Diddy and Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: WHOA might be explosive, but they'll come out in November
Speaker 1: the sixth or seven correct, Yeah segment, Get me out
Speaker 1: of the Studge Report.
Speaker 3: The lines are open.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna ask Sean McMahon taking leave from the w
Speaker 1: w E as my producer to answer the calls and
Speaker 1: let's hear from the American people. Seven four nine, seven
Speaker 1: thousand segment. Get me out of the Student's Report, please.
Speaker 3: Willy, and out of a beautiful day here in the
Speaker 3: tri State. And who Day, Who Day? We leave you
Speaker 3: with the immortal words of the stud Report.
Speaker 9: She said during that town hall she believes they've handled
Speaker 9: the border correctly, see and impressed her on it.
Speaker 3: Would you have done anything different? Do you regret anything?
Speaker 3: And she said, quote, I think we did the right thing.
Speaker 3: That she's handling correctly correct. She said that. She said
Speaker 3: that said, quote, I think we did the right thing.
Speaker 6: We allowed twenty one million people in, we allowed thirteen
Speaker 6: thousand and ninety nine murderers, we allowed mental institutions from
Speaker 6: all over the world. If she said that, look she's
Speaker 6: a grossly incompetent person. And if she said that they
Speaker 6: had the worst border in history.
Speaker 7: Sac Man, your reaction, maybe Biden to go to he's
Speaker 7: close to the border. Maybe you gotta go down there.
Speaker 3: Jeffrey Epstein, P Diddy.
Speaker 7: And now that'll come out November seventh, Kamala Harris. Yeah,
Speaker 7: on news radio seven hundreds WL.
Speaker 3: You tell that a way I was Bad of the Bone,
Speaker 3: Bad of the Bone, Bad.
Speaker 9: The Bone.
Speaker 1: By Billy Cunning into Great America and we have calls
Speaker 1: David Mason and then Jim and Deer Park the home
Speaker 1: of the Wildcats. We have three lines available. Your voice
Speaker 1: must be heard across the fruited plane in this great
Speaker 1: country seven four nine, seven thousand per pounds seven hundred
Speaker 1: to New EIGHTE and T permit me about one minute now,
Speaker 1: I'll go right to the calls Dave and Jim, and
Speaker 1: your voice can be heard. And when you call in
Speaker 1: sailo to Sean McMahon. He's on leave from the WWE.
Speaker 1: He's with me now as my executive producer through Elder
Speaker 1: High School, and he'll determine whether or not your viewpoints
Speaker 1: are of such that they deserve to be aired on
Speaker 1: a fifty thousand white flamethrower. Sounded like a million bucks
Speaker 1: all across America. And we have streaming services that is
Speaker 1: often larger than than the actual live broadcast. So the
Speaker 1: streaming service is also always available at seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Quickly top Democrat, including Jamie Raskin, won't commit to certifying
Speaker 1: a Trump victory. I read the story and he says,
Speaker 1: this is the guy head of the January sixth committee
Speaker 1: for the Democrats. But he says that the failure to
Speaker 1: commit to certify the election Donald Trump would be acceptable
Speaker 1: by the US Constitution. If Trump won a free, fair
Speaker 1: and honest election, then maybe we would accept it. I
Speaker 1: definitely don't assume that Democrats don't engage in election fraud,
Speaker 1: in election fabrication. As to the Republicans, many other Democrats
Speaker 1: in the House have stepped forward and said after the election,
Speaker 1: if he's elected, what can we do to stop him
Speaker 1: from taking the oath of office January the twentieth, Because
Speaker 1: if something happens to the Trumpster between November fifth and
Speaker 1: January the twentieth, the Constitution is silent as to what
Speaker 1: happens because at that point he's not the president, and
Speaker 1: at that point jad Events would not have been elected
Speaker 1: the president, and that means jade Evans could not take over.
Speaker 1: And then Biden's term is over, Kamala Harris's term is over.
Speaker 4: What do we do?
Speaker 3: No one knows have to check it out.
Speaker 1: Lastly before I go to Dave and Jim and Kathy
Speaker 1: and Saint Leon, Indiana the Home of the Hoosiers headline.
Speaker 1: Harvard professors argue that American needs a militant democracy to
Speaker 1: stop Trump. And these college professors at Harvard claim that
Speaker 1: between the election day, in other words, when you decide
Speaker 1: who you want to be your leader and January the twentieth,
Speaker 1: there needs to be a militant approach to stopping Trump
Speaker 1: from taking the oath of office. Once that happens, then
Speaker 1: all hell is going to break loose. Beginning of the
Speaker 1: day after the election, Democrats and leftis and socialists will riot,
Speaker 1: There'll be a firebomb set off.
Speaker 3: It's going to be ugly.
Speaker 1: And then on January the twentieths like the last time,
Speaker 1: you might recall now, Madonna said, I've had many thoughts
Speaker 1: about blowing up the White House, and uh, I don't
Speaker 1: know what to say. Those who deny the outcome of
Speaker 1: elections tend to beat Democrats blaming Republicans for denying the
Speaker 1: outcome of the elections. But whether it was Bush forty
Speaker 1: three or Donald Trump, that's what Democrats have done regularly.
Speaker 1: They denied the outcome of elections, So will they engage
Speaker 1: in certain behavior quickly aside the Republicans of doing what
Speaker 1: you say.
Speaker 3: Let's take some calls.
Speaker 1: Now we have David Mason and Jim and Kathy seven
Speaker 1: four nine, seven thousand or pounds seven hundred. Give me
Speaker 1: your vote, whether I got my list right here up
Speaker 1: to sixty one to four? Who you're going to vote for?
Speaker 1: Who have you voted for? And give me a short
Speaker 1: reason as to why seven four nine, seven thousand or
Speaker 1: pounds seven hundred to new at and t Let's continue now,
Speaker 1: David Mason, Dave, give me a full report.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm a working schlep from Masons. Tomorrow morning, bright
Speaker 4: and early, my wife and.
Speaker 2: I headed to the polls to vote for Donald J. Trump.
Speaker 1: Let me pull out my ballot. It's now sixty two
Speaker 1: to four. What are the reasons impelling you to vote
Speaker 1: to take a new direction of this country? What is
Speaker 1: the reason if any energy economy?
Speaker 2: We need those four years back. We need to straighten
Speaker 2: out the country.
Speaker 1: Now things aren't going right, but seventy nine percent of
Speaker 1: us say, you know, uh, we're on the wrong track.
Speaker 1: And it's almost impossible for an incumbent to win when
Speaker 1: the country's on the wrong track, would you agree? So,
Speaker 1: except for media support, Kamala Harris is completely unelectable. And
Speaker 1: how come the sexual predilections of Donald Trump are regularly
Speaker 1: spread all over the news media, but the same behavior
Speaker 1: by Kamala Harris many times is ignored.
Speaker 3: Can you tell me why, Willy?
Speaker 4: I saw? I saw a story yesterday a lady from
Speaker 4: the Titanic came back and said Donald Trump molested she
Speaker 4: was gurgling.
Speaker 1: But how about thirty one years later Sports Illustrated swimsuit model.
Speaker 1: And I can vaguely recall, Dave many years ago looking
Speaker 1: at Sports Illustrated for the athletic stories that they're in.
Speaker 1: Some of those swimsuit models are unbelievable. And this swimsuit
Speaker 1: model just interviewed by CNN said she was dating Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 1: not exactly a paragon of virtue. And while she was
Speaker 1: dating Jeffrey Epstein, in his presence, Donald Trump groped her,
Speaker 1: waited thirty one years to come forward. And that's the
Speaker 1: one of the big reveals of CNN.
Speaker 3: What do you think, really, you can't make it up.
Speaker 3: Let's go out and get it done. Get her done, Dave,
Speaker 3: You're the man.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's go to when I say Jim and deer Park.
Speaker 1: If you call it from deer Park, you get moved up.
Speaker 1: Jim and deer Park. Then Pete and Blanchester and Kevin
Speaker 1: and Kathy and Mike and many others, and Jim and
Speaker 1: Deer Park. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Jim, how
Speaker 1: are you all right?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm going to be at the game tonight. Madea is
Speaker 1: coming in. I'm gonna flip the coin at get the
Speaker 1: game started. I look for a great victory by deer
Speaker 1: Park over Madeira. Who are you voting for? And why
Speaker 1: I got my pen right here?
Speaker 10: All right, I'm going to start out with I'm an
Speaker 10: a dependent. I'm voting for Trump. Before getting to Trump, though,
Speaker 10: I wanted to give a quick shout out to Charmee McGuffey.
Speaker 10: I got to meet him in person. The same Charmaine
Speaker 10: McGuffey that you hear on the radio is the same
Speaker 10: Charmaine McGuffey you get to talk to in person. So
Speaker 10: that's a good candidate, you.
Speaker 3: Know, Jim.
Speaker 1: I voted for three Democrats this time. I proudly voted
Speaker 1: for Charmaine. I've met her, I know her and the
Speaker 1: one man in Cincinnati who really should convince Republicans to
Speaker 1: vote for Charmaine. As Simon leeese, I was at an
Speaker 1: event about two months ago and side Lea's ninety years
Speaker 1: old Sharpe's attack, his body might be failing him a bit.
Speaker 1: He still drives, got up and did fifteen to twenty
Speaker 1: minutes on why you should vote for Charmaine. And if
Speaker 1: Simon Lees and Sean Donovan say Charmagne McGuffey in fact,
Speaker 1: she was hired, retained, and promoted by Sile's And when
Speaker 1: Sile's talks about law enforcement, I tend to pay attention.
Speaker 3: Would you agree?
Speaker 2: I totally agree?
Speaker 3: Yeah? All right, what else do you got?
Speaker 10: Well, I guess I'm independent. I'm true independent. I've voted
Speaker 10: for Democrats and Republicans. The Democratic Party that my grandma
Speaker 10: knew no longer exists. This Democratic Party freaks me out
Speaker 10: the way that they control the media, the way that
Speaker 10: they manipulate people's mind and thinking we're the same people.
Speaker 10: If you know you're going to take and not vote
Speaker 10: for uh Kamala.
Speaker 1: Well you know, Jim, I'll say this and uh somewhat
Speaker 1: controversial that if all the sexual predilections of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: are in the public domain. How about Doug mhoff Uh,
Speaker 1: Kamala's husband who slapped a woman silly in France and
Speaker 1: impregnated a babysitter or shall I say the past uh
Speaker 1: exploits of Kamala herself. If it's if it's not out
Speaker 1: of bounds for Donald Trump, why is it out of
Speaker 1: bounds for Kamala Harris? You will not see when when
Speaker 1: you google it you can see certain things. But frankly,
Speaker 1: I don't care about that because I want to hire
Speaker 1: a president on the important federal issues. But the media
Speaker 1: wants to use these matters against Donald Trump, but they
Speaker 1: would never do the same thing against Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: And why what's the reason?
Speaker 10: It's the same media that told everybody that Biden was
Speaker 10: just this wonderful smart person.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, brilliant.
Speaker 10: And for four years, but the people believe them still.
Speaker 10: Why people can't see through that? Say, wow, if if
Speaker 10: this guy was a total you know meth, obviously he's
Speaker 10: got dementia.
Speaker 1: Yeah, anybody could catch you believe well, you should be
Speaker 1: the president. But Jim I left de Park, but deer
Speaker 1: Park's never left me. Hopefully I'll see you tonight. Let's
Speaker 1: go back to the calls and thank you. Let's go
Speaker 1: to a Pete in Blanchester and then Kevin and Kathy
Speaker 1: and Pete and Blanchester give me a full report.
Speaker 8: Bill.
Speaker 10: I used to watch you played basketball at Deer Park High.
Speaker 2: School when they called you a chucker.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, Marty Brenhaman said that I never passed
Speaker 3: the ball. That's not true.
Speaker 1: My old coach Jerry Wood would not have permitted me
Speaker 1: to do that. I only scored twenty five points a game,
Speaker 1: but at that point there was no three point line
Speaker 1: and I had a great time. Deer Park taught me
Speaker 1: a lot and I love deer Park.
Speaker 4: Yeah, your old coach Tom Griswald gave me some swats.
Speaker 2: Schwats were acting up.
Speaker 8: One time.
Speaker 1: He tried to swap me once and I said, Nope,
Speaker 1: not going to do it. And uh, you know, back
Speaker 1: in those days, I don't care if you're a boy.
Speaker 1: I don't think girls were swatted, but if you're a boy,
Speaker 1: it was the Board of Education and you could get
Speaker 1: a swat for almost any reason. I like a Catholic
Speaker 1: boy now has a jug judgment under God, and instead
Speaker 1: of hitting the boys with a paddle which used to
Speaker 1: be done all the time and scared the crap out
Speaker 1: of me.
Speaker 3: You have to sit after school with your arms and
Speaker 3: feet on the floor. And that's it. But uh, Pete,
Speaker 3: who you voted? We got ten, We got who you voted?
Speaker 8: Do I think?
Speaker 10: I think Donald Trump's got blood on his hands from
Speaker 10: Geanuary sixth, and his own wife can't trust him.
Speaker 2: But his policies worked, so I'll vote for him, all right.
Speaker 3: Uh, you know he's not perfect.
Speaker 1: And uh when he said to march down the Capitol
Speaker 1: peaceably and uh and patriotically, there were a few hundred
Speaker 1: that did not take his words to heart. And the
Speaker 1: act that like fools and broke into the capitol, which
Speaker 1: was terrible, and those who damaged the capitol or hurt
Speaker 1: police should be held accountable. Pete, I got your vote,
Speaker 1: and thank you very much. Let's go to Kevin and
Speaker 1: deer Park and then we got to get Trician Kathy
Speaker 1: on next and Kevin and deer Park.
Speaker 3: Kevin, give me a full report.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm going with Trump as well. I'm just tired
Speaker 8: of all these gas prices and grocery prices.
Speaker 3: And you know, I always tell these people that.
Speaker 8: Are write in these Camala comments. I mean, you got
Speaker 8: a phone in your hand.
Speaker 3: Just do the research, you know, all it takes.
Speaker 1: All it takes is for an informed electorate to become
Speaker 1: informed and don't look at the at the If anyone
Speaker 1: makes a decision on voting based upon a commercial or
Speaker 1: based upon a TV ad, you don't deserve to vote
Speaker 1: in this great country because you got to independent research
Speaker 1: what's going on? And if some if you know at
Speaker 1: this point, Kevin, if someone says, you know what, I
Speaker 1: don't know who to vote, but who's undecided at this point,
Speaker 1: could somebody say, you know what, I don't know what
Speaker 1: the hell's going on. If you don't know what the
Speaker 1: hell's going on, don't vote. Don't be a clown and
Speaker 1: cancel out a good vote. All right, Kevin, you're the man.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Get to as many calls as I can. Kathy, and
Speaker 1: then Trish and many others, and Kathy and Saint Leon. Kathy,
Speaker 1: give the great American a full report. Kathy, how you doing.
Speaker 8: I'm doing fine. I'm a full blood of huge and
Speaker 8: I'm voting for President Donald J. Trump. Drives me crazy.
Speaker 8: It drives me crazy when they do not give the
Speaker 8: man respect that he is deserving.
Speaker 1: Imagine if the media treated Donald Trump the same way
Speaker 1: they treat Kamala Harris.
Speaker 8: And that's my whole point, Willie. They better put her,
Speaker 8: they better not put her in charge because she does
Speaker 8: not believe in our good Lord above.
Speaker 1: Well, when someone said Jesus Christ's Lord, that she ordered
Speaker 1: them out of the arena Jesus.
Speaker 8: Christ, exactly, she shouldn't get to help exactly exactly, Willie.
Speaker 8: So that's why he's got my vote on November fifth.
Speaker 3: Can't you're like a woman type person. Correct.
Speaker 8: I've been a nurse for forty two years and I
Speaker 8: know a little. I know. I'm personal friends with the
Speaker 8: guy that just passed away, and his name was Jim Scott,
Speaker 8: and he was one of it. He was one of
Speaker 8: the kind. Honestly, my brother graduated from me Central with
Speaker 8: his son. So I just wanted to call and tell
Speaker 8: you we got to get God back into the country.
Speaker 1: What a novel idea. Okay, Kathy, God bless you and
Speaker 1: thank you very much. Let's continue now with that's another vote.
Speaker 1: So far as sixty seven to four, we've got Trisha
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati. Trish, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Trish
Speaker 1: give me a full report.
Speaker 11: Hi Willie, good to hear from you today. I want
Speaker 11: to let you know I've already voted early. Oh I'm
Speaker 11: a great American life just like you, and I I've yeah,
Speaker 11: I know. I voted for Trump because I believe in America. First,
Speaker 11: I'm tired of giving all my tax dollars to other
Speaker 11: countries while we're just left in the dust problem and
Speaker 11: I just feel like this country is becoming an unsafe
Speaker 11: place to live.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 11: And the other one was Issue one. Okay, So on
Speaker 11: the first set, I voted no on that. Any person
Speaker 11: that reads this can see that they're going to repeal
Speaker 11: the Ohio Constitution the first sentences to create an appointed
Speaker 11: redistricting Commission not elected by or subject to removal by
Speaker 11: the voters of the state. And it repeals sections one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine,
Speaker 11: and ten of Article eleven. And it goes on and on,
Speaker 11: and there's so many things that in here that it
Speaker 11: just looks like it's going to just kill us, to
Speaker 11: kill Ohio.
Speaker 3: Trish.
Speaker 1: Right now, we vote for members of the Reapportionment Board.
Speaker 1: You may not like the vote that wins, but as citizens,
Speaker 1: you know, I think voting is kind of important, and
Speaker 1: so right now we vote for the members of the
Speaker 1: Reapportionment Board. If this thing passes, the voting is done,
Speaker 1: there's going to be eminent appellate judges retired like my wife,
Speaker 1: and she's a great woman. But nonetheless, the retired judges
Speaker 1: are going to get together and a panel of fifteen people,
Speaker 1: five Democrats, five Republicans, five so called independence Those on
Speaker 1: the panel cannot be law enforcement officers, they cannot be
Speaker 1: in the military, there's whole groups of people. They can't
Speaker 1: be religious, so they're excluded. And then after that panel
Speaker 1: is appointed, they're going to draw the lines. And if
Speaker 1: you don't like the way to draw the lines, the
Speaker 1: voting is done. Democracy is done, and we voters won't
Speaker 1: get the vote anymore on members of the Reapportionment Board.
Speaker 1: These so called eminent scholars and judicious individuals would decide
Speaker 1: for you who sits on the board. It's called anti democratic.
Speaker 1: And if you read the first sentence of State Issue one,
Speaker 1: there's no way a normal person could look at that
Speaker 1: and say, you know what, I don't want to vote anymore.
Speaker 1: Someone else decide for me what affects my life, even
Speaker 1: when I'm wrong and I'm often wrong about little things.
Speaker 1: I may vote for the wrong person, say the wrong thing.
Speaker 1: I do it regularly, but at least I can correct
Speaker 1: it and say, Okay, I disagree, I was wrong, or
Speaker 1: that guy got elected.
Speaker 3: I wanted that woman instead. Okay.
Speaker 1: But if this thing passes and endorsed by the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party in George sorows, it would mean that Ohio wand
Speaker 1: no longer vote for the members of the Reapportionment Board,
Speaker 1: and this elite panel does it for you. Trenches that
Speaker 1: democracy no and number ten too.
Speaker 11: On Issue one of the amendment, it says that it
Speaker 11: would impose new taxpayer funded costs on the state of
Speaker 11: Ohio to pay the Commission members that we don't elect,
Speaker 11: the Commission staff and appointed special masters that we don't elect,
Speaker 11: professionals we don't elect, and private consultants that the Commission
Speaker 11: is required to hire that we don't elect, and an
Speaker 11: unlimited an unlimited amount for legal expenses incured by the
Speaker 11: Commission in any related litigation.
Speaker 3: Tri Trish.
Speaker 1: The only hope we have as Americans is they have
Speaker 1: informed voters like you only hope we got read what
Speaker 1: it is before you vote, and don't rely upon these
Speaker 1: damn silly commercials by former Justice Marine O'Connor because she
Speaker 1: is a clown with a capital K. To twenty seven
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred WULW.
Speaker 12: After wall stupid. Well, let's talk about Donald Trump in
Speaker 12: that border wall. So remember Donald Trump said Mexico would
Speaker 12: pay for it. Come on, they didn't. How much of
Speaker 12: that wall did he build? I think the last number
Speaker 12: I saw was about two percent.
Speaker 2: To fix the problem, you're doing this compromise bill.
Speaker 3: It does call for six hundred and fifty million dollars.
Speaker 3: That was your march under Trump to actually still go
Speaker 3: to build a wall.
Speaker 12: I'm not afraid of good ideas where they occurred to you.
Speaker 3: You don't think it's stupid anymore.
Speaker 12: I think what he did and how he did it
Speaker 12: was did not make much sense. He actually didn't do
Speaker 12: much of anything. I just talked about that wall, right,
Speaker 12: we just talked about it. He didn't actually do much
Speaker 12: of anything.
Speaker 3: But you do want to build some wall. I want
Speaker 3: to strengthen our border. Hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting. We
Speaker 3: have a surprise guest on Friday afternoon. This is on
Speaker 3: Billy Hoad.
Speaker 1: What he misses playing or something you're playing to Idaho.
Speaker 1: What the hell happened at game last night?
Speaker 7: So this morning I took off at a Norfolk at
Speaker 7: seven am, seven am, and you went from there Charleston, Atlanta,
Speaker 7: to Birmingham, both Ashville.
Speaker 3: Back Salt Lake City and straight to here. Let's just
Speaker 3: let's me talk here off there. You feel bad.
Speaker 1: About the Trumps during and one of his true apostles,
Speaker 1: like Saint Thomas, have a lost your faith? Tell me
Speaker 1: what's happening in your mind?
Speaker 3: Having lost my faith? I'm just concerned.
Speaker 9: So you saw, you've seen all the reports according to
Speaker 9: a CNN poll, right, not exactly, newsman, they proclaimed that
Speaker 9: Trump could win the popular vote CNN.
Speaker 3: Okay, so that's all great, everything's wonderful.
Speaker 9: The Miami day, he's up seven points where he was
Speaker 9: in twenty what's sixteen? It was like minus underwater underwater.
Speaker 9: So here's my question though, because the other thing I
Speaker 9: see is you're worried all the reports of early voting
Speaker 9: and how Republicans are dominating early votings. My fear is this,
Speaker 9: and I need you to hear it, is this simply
Speaker 9: a way where they can get Republicans to vote early
Speaker 9: that way around election day.
Speaker 3: They know how much they have to cheat by.
Speaker 9: They know that, Okay, we're short and twenty five hundred
Speaker 9: votes over here and three thousand votes over.
Speaker 3: There at a bad point. So they know, they know
Speaker 3: what they have to do to cheat, and they will
Speaker 3: do so. You know it and I know it.
Speaker 1: That's what has me concerned. By any means necessary, they
Speaker 1: will get it done.
Speaker 3: So, am am I crazy? Or is this concern about it?
Speaker 3: I have hope. I hope I have hope too. Yes,
Speaker 3: Can I and I ask you something else since you're here? Yes?
Speaker 1: Once again. A swimsuit model from Sports Illustrated just did
Speaker 1: an hour interview I think CNN played like twenty minutes
Speaker 1: of it of how she is shattered by what happened
Speaker 1: to her in nineteen ninety three unspecified location, whatever it was.
Speaker 1: She thinks it was nineteen ninety three because she's sleeping
Speaker 1: with and dating Jeffrey Epstein. She is not exactly a
Speaker 1: paragona virtue, would agree, would want to kind of stay
Speaker 1: out of the limelight a little bit. So now a
Speaker 1: little PTSD And for thirty one years she had regress memory.
Speaker 3: For hallelujah, Now it's two weeks, ten days.
Speaker 1: She's a Kamala Harris supporter held a cry filled news
Speaker 1: conference with Gloria Allread. And now the Trumpster can't say
Speaker 1: a damn thing because if he does, he'll suit for defamation.
Speaker 1: He now says it didn't happen. Here we go back
Speaker 1: to New York City court. He's gonna get hit with
Speaker 1: ten million dollars.
Speaker 9: But here's the deal that they have spent eight years
Speaker 9: colim Hitler, conniem, a racist, conniema, sexist, all these sort
Speaker 9: of things. They've done it so much that it's it's
Speaker 9: the little boy who cried Wolf. Just no one knew
Speaker 9: was like, okay, all right, here we go, all right, model,
Speaker 9: it's yes, here's the question, answer the question.
Speaker 4: What is it?
Speaker 1: There's many allegations of sexual misconduct by Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: Yes, not one story, none has ever.
Speaker 1: Surfaced to my knowledge, and the quote mainstream media about
Speaker 1: the sexual predilections of one Kamala Harris. But if it's
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, it's a free fire zone.
Speaker 3: Why is that? What about the second Joan?
Speaker 9: How come he has not been asked your friend Doug
Speaker 9: asas of knocking up the nanny and knocking out the nanny.
Speaker 3: It's not a big story of miss would think so,
Speaker 3: I means think the.
Speaker 1: National news cover everything Donald Trump has felt, any booby
Speaker 1: in his life, by the way, a main.
Speaker 3: Story, but not the Democrat.
Speaker 1: And there stories about Bill Clinton, about Hillary Clinton, about
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. They're like in in fact, Clinton talks at
Speaker 1: the DNC like he's a paragona virtue, and I'm thinking talking.
Speaker 3: About how hot Carry Lake was. I mean, what what
Speaker 3: are you doing? Here's another thing I'm concerned about. Are
Speaker 3: you ready?
Speaker 8: So?
Speaker 9: I mean yesterday shocked or two days ago shocked. Kamala
Speaker 9: Harris gets in front behind the presidential seal, which I
Speaker 9: don't think is right, and calls Trump hitler, right, yeah, okay.
Speaker 9: So my concern is she is setting debated trap in
Speaker 9: the same way she did with the rally comment. In
Speaker 9: the debate, she is she knows he's going on Joe
Speaker 9: Rogan right now. He is recording with Joe Rogan right now,
Speaker 9: and she knows Rogan is going to ask him about it.
Speaker 9: And she knows that Trump has a way of spending
Speaker 9: a thousand words when he should say something in the
Speaker 9: course of about ten words.
Speaker 3: Are you concerned? He'll pull some marg shot.
Speaker 9: Moment where he just kind of gets in the you know,
Speaker 9: talking about it and this is crazy, but.
Speaker 3: You know he kind of wasn't. I think she wants
Speaker 3: to think.
Speaker 1: The support for Donald Trump is harder than Chinese calculus.
Speaker 1: And I think he's inoculated. The vaccines have been given
Speaker 1: to him and there's nothing another playmate. Did you look
Speaker 1: at the swimsuit edition of Playboy? And I'm sorry Sports.
Speaker 3: Illustrated, I mean, can't wa one? Which one? That's not
Speaker 3: the question? Did you look at any of the swimsuit.
Speaker 9: During the course of my life seeing a Sports Illustrated
Speaker 9: swimsuit issue?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: What about you?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: What about you?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: Okay, how many boobies have you touched in appropriately? Segment?
Speaker 4: What the hell?
Speaker 3: Anyway? Go ahead. I can't take it anymore. You're losing faith.
Speaker 3: I'm not losing faith. I just gonna have a weekend.
Speaker 9: I'm just roppimistic than anything. I have two concerns. I
Speaker 9: just laid them out to you. Read this thing through
Speaker 9: the finish line. I think he can win the popular vote.
Speaker 9: I think he can sweep I think he can possibly
Speaker 9: take New York. The other side cheats and I'm concerned
Speaker 9: all the early voting and they will know exactly the number,
Speaker 9: how much they need to cheat?
Speaker 1: What is a goose and what is a gander? I
Speaker 1: often say it's good for the goose, is good for
Speaker 1: the gander? Who's the gander? And who's theers the male goose?
Speaker 3: Correct?
Speaker 1: I gotta talk to Haitian about that. I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: Also in the springfield, what about ganders? What's a gander?
Speaker 1: Male duck, male goose?
Speaker 3: Right sake? I can't don't know what's good for the goose?
Speaker 3: What the hell is a goose? What's a gander?
Speaker 2: Were gonna win?
Speaker 3: Yes, I say, sweep, sweep, sweep.
Speaker 9: Every state of Minnesota. I'll o Regon, eighty four, forty
Speaker 9: nine states.
Speaker 1: He's gonna win everything but Minnesota because of Tim Waltz
Speaker 1: as a communist? Can I hear more about the sexual
Speaker 1: faults of Kamala Harris?
Speaker 3: Is that possible? Is that conceivable?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: No, you will not Donald Trump? No problem?
Speaker 1: Whatever it is, open book. I say, the goose and
Speaker 1: the gander, who's the gander and.
Speaker 3: Who's the How come the Democrats are so good?
Speaker 9: And I know they're coordinating the media and all that,
Speaker 9: But how come they're so good masters at opposition research
Speaker 9: and finding these little just little things. Just throw them out,
Speaker 9: thim out, film out, and I don't see anything on
Speaker 9: the other side a fire. Just where's the Republican's October surprise?
Speaker 9: What could a republic there was anything at all?
Speaker 1: Could anyone Republican John Kelly Wood for the pages of
Speaker 1: sexual difficulties of Kamala Harris, would that even?
Speaker 3: Would anyone pick up on that?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 9: One of the most consequent, one of the most consequential
Speaker 9: things that has happened in this election is overtaking Twitter.
Speaker 9: That is a loud stories that were otherwise suppressed and
Speaker 9: pushing a certain agenda.
Speaker 3: Now all of a sudden there's a little more efficacy
Speaker 3: to it.
Speaker 9: So these things can get out there, and he's independent
Speaker 9: journalists can get out there and they have millions of followers,
Speaker 9: can get out there.
Speaker 3: And expose these stories.
Speaker 9: This is a good thing objectively for our countries, a
Speaker 9: good thing that there's actually in Paris, get out there,
Speaker 9: out there.
Speaker 3: Let us decide.
Speaker 1: How come women's sexual difficulties never get out there and
Speaker 1: only men?
Speaker 3: Why? Because men's doing all this with somebody generally a woman.
Speaker 3: How come?
Speaker 1: And Kamala Harrison said, lengthy pasted and it's not even
Speaker 1: and when Doug Amahof's difficulties. Her husband came on was
Speaker 1: shut up, shut up, shut up?
Speaker 3: How dare you? I? Dare you bring that up?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 3: Us Hitler? Don't you know that segment? Don't you know that?
Speaker 3: How many boobs have you touched? And why did you
Speaker 3: touch them?
Speaker 2: When? Well?
Speaker 3: What did you about you? What about you? Yeah, you
Speaker 3: can't say, I can't say.
Speaker 2: Well, he the.
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Speaker 1: What about the Washington Post will not endorse Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: and all their journals are threatened to quit?
Speaker 3: Then dare they say?
Speaker 5: I thought?
Speaker 1: They're ner thought the journalist like dwy and like I
Speaker 1: don't know Woodward and Bernstein, Bob Woodward Child how about
Speaker 1: doing an expos on the sexual history of Kamala Harris?
Speaker 3: Can you even do that?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no no no no. How about
Speaker 3: Donald Trump?
Speaker 9: It's all an open book again, because if you label
Speaker 9: someone as Hitler, then what would you not do to
Speaker 9: stop Hitler?
Speaker 3: Would you would you shoot Hitler to save the lives
Speaker 3: of all those Jewish. Of course weiss seg would you
Speaker 3: do that?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you would kill someone because because of that there's
Speaker 7: been two Why what do you short in the war?
Speaker 3: Mostly peaceful assassination? They were peaceful, mostly peaceful.
Speaker 7: Segment World Series Game one tonight in Los Angeles, Yankees
Speaker 7: and Dodgers at eight. High school football action Ohio and Kentucky,
Speaker 7: first round in the Indiana Playoffs. What about, say, next
Speaker 7: six o'clock with the high school football play same playoffs
Speaker 7: in Indiana.
Speaker 3: Already there.
Speaker 7: College football Bearcats at Colorado in prime time.
Speaker 3: You know, like their rock. I'm taking the Colorado with
Speaker 3: Tony Pikes up and down nine to fifteen. I think
Speaker 3: would be tough.
Speaker 1: I got a bet with Tony Pike on a hot
Speaker 1: Sunday hot fodge cake. He went some Frishes, got to
Speaker 1: get it done quickly.
Speaker 3: Get it quick. We have a guess.
Speaker 9: At four o'clock, Alice cool is going to talk about
Speaker 9: what the hell went wrong with Frishes private equity? What
Speaker 9: why the precipitous fault? It was like they're around and
Speaker 9: then within the last year they were terrible and foom.
Speaker 9: Now they're gone.
Speaker 1: Karen Myers should take back. She's a great American. Take
Speaker 1: back over fishes. I I want one of those statues.
Speaker 3: Did I save him or not?
Speaker 2: Did I?
Speaker 10: I did it?
Speaker 3: I did save you?
Speaker 4: Did it?
Speaker 9: I saved mister big boy? So what happened the original owners?
Speaker 9: They got out one hundred.
Speaker 3: And forty million dollars. I want to do it. What
Speaker 3: would you do so the new owners? If not private acting? Worthy?
Speaker 3: Of course, private act does not not ruin everything.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, corporate greed. That's what it is, rocky, corporate greed.
Speaker 1: I want one of the big boys out in front
Speaker 1: of my front yard. My wife would kill me. Every
Speaker 1: time I think of fishes, I think a double. I
Speaker 1: think I'm a a super big boy. They caught well
Speaker 1: sundallion rings, a cherry coke, and I had last night
Speaker 1: hot fudge for My wife said, what you have for dinner?
Speaker 1: I said, I had some broccoli and kale. She said great, Great,
Speaker 1: I'm sitting there with a super big boy lathered up.
Speaker 3: Harry s Man. Every time you take a prank, is
Speaker 3: this mouth the tartar sauce coming out of What are
Speaker 3: happen to?
Speaker 8: Night?
Speaker 3: Montgomery and Ribs? We're talking? She was one to have.
Speaker 3: I said, I got me all vegetable Pizza's go ahead.
Speaker 3: Say she want to come in and be a stooch,
Speaker 3: and we'll really tell her what's going on the Rock Show.
Speaker 3: Sometimes she grabs the phone from Willie on Wednesdays.
Speaker 1: And let me tell you something. She thinks we're silly,
Speaker 1: not important at all. She says, she don't think we're
Speaker 1: doing consequential.
Speaker 3: She said, it's silly, Willie. Bengals State that brought to
Speaker 3: you by good spirits.
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Speaker 1: Talk, on the injury port Man, bring a pillow for
Speaker 1: Tony Pike and Mo tell Jamar changed the games at
Speaker 1: one o'clock.
Speaker 3: I not forced you needs to tell them.
Speaker 7: Tailgate crashers, pregame party at Longworth Hall, and the postgame
Speaker 7: sports talk with the Chickster and Full Rock Number thirty three,
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Speaker 3: Right Hair Dad, Tom Smith Brewery and Madison.
Speaker 1: How about don't be a chump vote for Trump's Evan
Speaker 1: Andrews wants to bring in some ribs next week.
Speaker 3: You know what I told him?
Speaker 1: Bring it yes right here, Yeah, let's get the big
Speaker 1: boys in here with Paul. Look before it's too late, right,
Speaker 1: Private Equity's going to ruin the world.
Speaker 3: Segment is that it in sports?
Speaker 7: Will you on this beautiful day, on this Friday, we
Speaker 7: say happy birthday to the one and only, at seventy
Speaker 7: three years young today. His birthday party is downtown at
Speaker 7: the Public Library, the one and only Bootsy Collins.
Speaker 3: I saw Patty this morning on Fox nineteen. Bootsy.
Speaker 1: I told him how to play the guitar by the
Speaker 1: way Bootsy Colin, and it's a difference to it. Also
Speaker 1: gave him some of your outfits I did right ye
Speaker 1: yeah feathers Patty's special Bootsy Collins. Happy birthday, Rock, Thank
Speaker 1: you very much, Thank you. Can we hear more about
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris's sex capage?
Speaker 3: Yes or no?
Speaker 8: You will not?
Speaker 3: Segment Get me out of the Stud's Report. Will everybody
Speaker 3: have a great weekend? And who Day? Who Day? All weekend?
Speaker 3: We leave you with the immortal words of the student Report.
Speaker 13: If it's on the wrong track, that track follows three
Speaker 13: and a half years of you being vice president and
Speaker 13: president Biden being president. That is what they're saying, seventy
Speaker 13: nine percent of them. Why are they saying that? If
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