Speaker 1: Bill cunning in the Great America and welcome with glorious
Speaker 1: Thursday afternoon the tri State. The weather should break, we're
Speaker 1: told by Channel nine sometime the next day or two
Speaker 1: Saturdays should be nicer. I was in Anderson Township last night.
Speaker 1: It rained like crazy for two hours, as hard as
Speaker 1: it can rain, and where I live got absolutely no rain,
Speaker 1: but a little bit unusual. Reds Baseball first pitch tonight
Speaker 1: is five ten, getting it over quickly. I assume, like
Speaker 1: last night's game, Thomas Rhett, it's the big concert. I'm sir, Franklinrose.
Speaker 1: Franklerose is a big fan of Thomas Rhett. In fact,
Speaker 1: Secretary of State, frank Larrose, have you ever heard of
Speaker 1: Thomas Rhett?
Speaker 2: Heard of him?
Speaker 3: My taste is a little bit older when it comes
Speaker 3: to that.
Speaker 1: He's going to rock and roll with you, to pull
Speaker 1: It's a great country artist. Tonight after the game and
Speaker 1: the Reds play the Oakland A's hopefully better than the
Speaker 1: last two nights. First of all, talk about where we
Speaker 1: are in voting. I saw online that your office had
Speaker 1: found literally thousands and thousands of illegals that were registered
Speaker 1: to vote, which of course never happens. Everyone is registered
Speaker 1: to vote is completely legitimate. I dare you to question
Speaker 1: anyone's illegalities when it come to voting. But what did
Speaker 1: you find out, Secretary State Frank LeRose, give me a
Speaker 1: full report.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so we do take it seriously that only US
Speaker 3: citizens should be allowed to participate in American elections. And
Speaker 3: it's what the Ohio Constitution requires, it's what state and
Speaker 3: federal law says, and so yeah, we go through those checks.
Speaker 3: It's a multi layer process and it's harder than it
Speaker 3: should be because the federal government doesn't help us much
Speaker 3: with the databases that they have. They limit our access
Speaker 3: to those, but we use all the tools at our disposal.
Speaker 3: We go through the voter rules and we identified not thousands,
Speaker 3: but several hundred non citizens who were registered to vote,
Speaker 3: and we have worked to remove them from the voter
Speaker 3: rules and also refer them for prosecutold because when you
Speaker 3: register to vote and you're not a US citizen, you
Speaker 3: violate the law. And we want people to know that
Speaker 3: if you mess around, you'll find out. Don't think that
Speaker 3: you can get away with registering to vote in Ohio
Speaker 3: as a non citizen.
Speaker 2: We will catch you and you will face justice for it.
Speaker 1: In fact, to the state of Texas, the number is
Speaker 1: well north of one hundred thousand, might be as much
Speaker 1: as a million illegals registered to vote, and now the
Speaker 1: ACLU is suing the Attorney General in Texas for taking
Speaker 1: them off the roles. In the state of Ohio, how
Speaker 1: does a non citizen actually register to vote? How's that possible?
Speaker 3: Well, it can happen a variety of different ways, sometimes
Speaker 3: really by no fault of their own. And I'll explain
Speaker 3: that when you go into a driver's license office to
Speaker 3: get your driver's license to state BMV deputy register our office,
Speaker 3: they'll sometimes hand you a voter registration form. We have
Speaker 3: found in some cases that non citizens, particularly with limited
Speaker 3: English proficiency. Of course they're here on legal status. They're
Speaker 3: coming in to get a driver's license, maybe they've got
Speaker 3: to work visa or a student visa or whatever else.
Speaker 3: They'll fill that voter registration form out. Because when a
Speaker 3: government employee hands you a form, if you're grew up
Speaker 3: in a foreign country, you fill that thing out and
Speaker 3: they'll check the box that says no, I am not
Speaker 3: a US citizen at about it. So really they've done
Speaker 3: nothing wrong.
Speaker 2: They filled the form out honestly.
Speaker 3: But because of a data entry error by the team
Speaker 3: at the Board of Elections, maybe they didn't look at
Speaker 3: it close enough and see that box that said no,
Speaker 3: I am not a citizen. That's where you end up
Speaker 3: with a small percentage again, couple hundred out of eight
Speaker 3: million registered voters. Or in some cases it could be intentional,
Speaker 3: someone is actually trying to register to vote as a
Speaker 3: non citizen. Either way, it's a violation of the law.
Speaker 3: We give them a chance to fix it themselves. We
Speaker 3: send them a letter in the mail that says, according
Speaker 3: to our records, you are a non citizen and registered
Speaker 3: to vote. If that's true, we're going to give you
Speaker 3: thirty days to withdraw your registration. If they don't take
Speaker 3: advantage of that, then yes, we remove them ourselves and
Speaker 3: we refer them for prosecution. You mentioned the ACLU and
Speaker 3: all of the allied liberal organizations. They always rush to
Speaker 3: the courthouse this time of year to try to change
Speaker 3: the way elections are run, and it's happening to.
Speaker 2: Me as well.
Speaker 3: It wouldn't surprise me if they come and sue us
Speaker 3: as it relates to removing non citizens from the voter roles.
Speaker 3: But currently we're facing lawsuits from groups that don't want
Speaker 3: me to enforce a whole variety of Ohio's election integrity laws, including,
Speaker 3: by the way, our ban on.
Speaker 2: Foreign nationals funding elections.
Speaker 3: I've of course upheld that law, and there's a group
Speaker 3: that suing me. We're actually expecting a decision in that
Speaker 3: case anytime now.
Speaker 1: As far as what's happening in other states, you're very
Speaker 1: active with the other forty nine secretaries of state. When
Speaker 1: I talk to individuals in Nevada or Texas, they tell
Speaker 1: me that when you get your driver's license, don't have
Speaker 1: to be a citizen to get a driver's license, that
Speaker 1: you're automatically registered to vote in Nevada. When I have
Speaker 1: on Tony Bender's good friend Wayne Allen Root, he tells
Speaker 1: me there's literally tens of thousands of nevada AND's who
Speaker 1: are registered to vote because they have a driver's license.
Speaker 1: If you check a form whether you're a citizen or not,
Speaker 1: but no one pays attention to whether you're a citizen
Speaker 1: or not, you get the ballot in the mail. So,
Speaker 1: assuming you're in Ohio and a non citizen gets a
Speaker 1: ballot in the mail, I think you're sending out real
Speaker 1: soon an application to get an absentee ballot for no
Speaker 1: reason at all. You can out do that. Why is
Speaker 1: it not a crime if someone checks the box one
Speaker 1: way or another or makes a mistake and they actually vote.
Speaker 1: It seems to me there ought to be some cross
Speaker 1: reference with all kinds of databases from all the Secretaries
Speaker 1: of States in the federal government. It could happen very quickly.
Speaker 1: So when you say the Feds aren't helping you, can
Speaker 1: you be more specific as to why Joe Biden Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris doesn't help you. What is it they could do
Speaker 1: that they don't do well.
Speaker 3: You hit a couple things here. First of all, Ohio's
Speaker 3: example to the rest of the country. There's a reason
Speaker 3: why I'm going to testify in Congress next week. They've
Speaker 3: asked me to come and testify. There's a reason why
Speaker 3: I was elected by my peers to be the chairman
Speaker 3: of the Republican Secretary's of State Committee.
Speaker 2: Nationally.
Speaker 3: I spoke at the Republican Lawyers Association just a couple
Speaker 3: of weeks ago about election integrity. The rest of the
Speaker 3: country views Ohio as an example of.
Speaker 2: How to do this right.
Speaker 3: You talked about driver's licenses, in other states where they
Speaker 3: have automatic voter registration, that's problematic. We don't have automatic
Speaker 3: voter registration in Ohio, and what we do have is
Speaker 3: a great relationship with our Bureau of Motor Vehicles. The
Speaker 3: team over there works very well with us. In fact,
Speaker 3: they're one of the best tools we have to find
Speaker 3: out who's a citizen and who's not. Because when you
Speaker 3: get a driver's license in Ohio, and to be clear,
Speaker 3: you must have legal status to get you are If
Speaker 3: you are an illegal alien, you cannot get a driver's
Speaker 3: license at Ohio. But when you go to get a
Speaker 3: driver's license, you have to prove your status. You're either
Speaker 3: a most of us don't remember when we got our
Speaker 3: first driver's license back at sixteen years old, but you
Speaker 3: have to bring your birth certificate when you do that
Speaker 3: right to prove identity, or if you are here on
Speaker 3: a student visa or on a work visa, you have
Speaker 3: to prove your legal status. So the Ohio Bureau Motor
Speaker 3: Vehicle knows without a doubt who's a citizen and who's not,
Speaker 3: and they're one of the best tools we have. The
Speaker 3: federal government has access to other databases and as I
Speaker 3: was mentioning they're not forthcoming with those they charge us fees.
Speaker 3: They make it very difficult for us to access those databases.
Speaker 4: In fact, right now I.
Speaker 3: Am considering legal action against the Biden administration because there
Speaker 3: are three databases that the Department of Homeland Security is
Speaker 3: supposed to give us access to. I have been asking
Speaker 3: for access to those databases and they have thus far
Speaker 3: not granted that because we need all the tools that
Speaker 3: we can have to detect and remove non citizens from
Speaker 3: the voter rules to make sure that Ohio remains the
Speaker 3: gold standard for election integrity.
Speaker 1: And almost makes you think the Biden administration wants illegals
Speaker 1: to vote. Now, other states have different state laws, So
Speaker 1: if the state law is different in Arizona, California, and Nevada,
Speaker 1: if the state law there is different, you would then
Speaker 1: have thousands of legal voting unless do you have an
Speaker 1: aggressive secretary of state? Is that fair to say?
Speaker 2: It's potentially that case.
Speaker 3: And this is why it's so important that people attention
Speaker 3: to Secretary of state raises and why it's so good
Speaker 3: that Ohio has chosen a conservative who's actually going to
Speaker 3: enforce the law. And that's what my team does each
Speaker 3: and every day. Election integrity matters, and you know this
Speaker 3: is something that I think Republicans and Democrats want us to.
Speaker 2: Do to uphold the law.
Speaker 3: If you dive into the cesspool of social media from
Speaker 3: time to time, you will see all kinds of leftists
Speaker 3: insulting me for taking dead people off the voter rules,
Speaker 3: for taking non citizens off the voter roles. They say
Speaker 3: that I'm suppressing the vote and other things. Couldn't be
Speaker 3: the furthest from the truth. What we're actually doing. We're
Speaker 3: increasing voter participation because people want to participate in an
Speaker 3: election that they know is honest, and if they think
Speaker 3: the election's not honest, they're more likely to skip it.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 1: Secondly, what about Robert F. Kennedy Junior. Is he on
Speaker 1: the ballot in Ohio and the fact that he said
Speaker 1: he's not gonna accept he's not gonna win anyway, but
Speaker 1: he wants to be off the ballot. Is RFK Junior
Speaker 1: on the ballot in the state of Ohio.
Speaker 2: He will not be.
Speaker 3: He did qualify for the ballot, he got the right
Speaker 3: number of signatures. But I actually got a letter from
Speaker 3: him last week saying I wish to have my name
Speaker 3: removed from the ballot. He got that to us in
Speaker 3: time to do so. And so when we start printing
Speaker 3: out ballots, and by the way, we start sending out
Speaker 3: absentee ballots to our overseas and military personnel in just
Speaker 3: a couple of weeks, So people are going to start
Speaker 3: voting here very soon, and his name will not be
Speaker 3: on the ballot in Ohaio.
Speaker 1: Does this endorsement if Trump mean anything? Then legally, in
Speaker 1: the state of Ohio, I would assume nothing except for
Speaker 1: political purposes. If someone might be persuaded who was a
Speaker 1: Kennedy voter to vote for Trump, but legally there'll be
Speaker 1: no Kennedy on the ballot. Now, Tony Bender has a question.
Speaker 1: What if Tony Bender's unhappy with Trump and he's unhappy
Speaker 1: with Biden and wants to write in someone's name. He's
Speaker 1: thinking about writing my name in? Is that legal? If
Speaker 1: you have a rite in, can you put someone in there?
Speaker 1: And will that be counted?
Speaker 3: It's a common misconception, and we get this every year
Speaker 3: where people write in all kinds of names. By the way,
Speaker 3: if you ever do decide to run for president, let
Speaker 3: me know I'll be the first one there to endorse you. Though,
Speaker 3: But you know if you're not a certified right in candidate,
Speaker 3: that vote does not count. So what that means is
Speaker 3: you actually have to be a certified right in candidate.
Speaker 3: These are people that generally missed the deadline to get
Speaker 3: their name on or whatever else. Nobody's ever had a
Speaker 3: chance of winning as a right in for president. But
Speaker 3: at the local level, for a city council race or
Speaker 3: school board race, sometimes right ends are successful. But you
Speaker 3: have to be a certified right in candidate. You can't
Speaker 3: just a voter. Can't just write in any old random
Speaker 3: name and expect that to receive a vote.
Speaker 1: Now there goes my electoral hopes. But how do you
Speaker 1: become a certified ride in? What do you got to do?
Speaker 1: Become certified? If I want to become a certified right in,
Speaker 1: what do you have to do?
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a process where you have to submit some
Speaker 3: information to usually the county Board of Elections if you're
Speaker 3: running as a right in at the local level, or
Speaker 3: to us if you're seeking to run as a right
Speaker 3: in at the state wide level.
Speaker 1: So, in other words, it's quite a Joe Dieters. A
Speaker 1: few years ago we had a right in election for
Speaker 1: county prosecutor believe it or not, This is like ten
Speaker 1: fifteen years ago because the prosecutor in charge left office
Speaker 1: quickly and so there was a write in. Joe Deeters
Speaker 1: Hamilton County won the prosecutor's office on a rite in.
Speaker 1: What are the odds of that happening? He won?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: If you heard about what that says?
Speaker 3: Something about theaters, that says something about his name I
Speaker 3: D and campaigning. Now, if you have like a four
Speaker 3: syllable last name, I would encourage you not to try
Speaker 3: something like that.
Speaker 1: Though, now so illegals, you're on it. RFK Junior was
Speaker 1: going to be on the ballot. He took his name off.
Speaker 1: He's going to be on the ballot in several states
Speaker 1: because the secretaries of states in those states did not
Speaker 1: have the authority to take him off the ballot once
Speaker 1: he's qualified. But you're saying, Ohio, he's going to be
Speaker 1: on five or six state ballots when Kennedy does want
Speaker 1: to be on the state ballot, but they had a
Speaker 1: state law that says you can't take him off. So
Speaker 1: he's going to be on the ballot, but Ohio is
Speaker 1: not one of those states. Now, lastly, you told me
Speaker 1: off the air you've been back like two or three
Speaker 1: days from army training. Explain what you've been doing the
Speaker 1: past two or three weeks. You were in the South
Speaker 1: and it was somewhat warm. Explain that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I was actually down at what's now called
Speaker 3: Fort Liberty, North Carolina, used to be Fort Bragg. I
Speaker 3: think you know. I'm a reservist in the Army. I'm
Speaker 3: an East seven, which is a sergeant first class, and
Speaker 3: there's a required school called the Senior Leaders Course that
Speaker 3: I had to graduate from. So I was at the
Speaker 3: Special Warfare Center, which is where Green Berets go for
Speaker 3: this kind of thing. And I'm happy to say, at
Speaker 3: forty five years old, I can still keep up with
Speaker 3: the young Green Berets, and so I guess I'm doing
Speaker 3: something right there.
Speaker 1: So if you're called up, what does that mean? I
Speaker 1: mean that means the country's invaded or what do we do?
Speaker 1: I mean, this could be an ugly situation. Look what's
Speaker 1: happening in parts of the world in which invasions are
Speaker 1: taking place. If you're called up for duty, you'd be
Speaker 1: forty five years old doing what.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 3: Again, as a Green Beret and as a member of
Speaker 3: a special Forces unit, I do get quite a bit
Speaker 3: of flexibility with that. I generally work with my unit
Speaker 3: commander on a yearly basis to lay out my training
Speaker 3: schedule because they understand that I also have a responsibility
Speaker 3: to the citizens of Ohio. So there have been a
Speaker 3: number of members of Congress, even members of the US
Speaker 3: Senate over the years, statewide office holders who are also reservists. Thankfully,
Speaker 3: the Defense Department understands that you have to balance your
Speaker 3: military obligation with your civilian obligations and in this case,
Speaker 3: my official responsibilities to.
Speaker 2: The people of Ohio.
Speaker 3: So they give me some flexibility, but I get in
Speaker 3: the number of weeks I need every year, usually by
Speaker 3: helping support my unit with training and other things that
Speaker 3: they're doing. Listen, if something happened to my nation needed me,
Speaker 3: I would probably serve. And I've served in combat before
Speaker 3: on a number of occasions and wouldn't shy away from
Speaker 3: the opportunity to do so again.
Speaker 1: Lastly, what's the status of reapportionment. There's a ballot issue
Speaker 1: that was going to be on the ballot in Ohio.
Speaker 1: I think some of the language language was different as
Speaker 1: we sider at the end of August. What's the status
Speaker 1: of reapportionment the districts being on the ballot this November.
Speaker 1: Is that going to happen or not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So there is what is now called Issue one,
Speaker 3: which is a I would consider it a left wing
Speaker 3: effort to try to rewrite the way that district lines
Speaker 3: get drawn. Me, as a member of the chairman of
Speaker 3: the ballot board, write the language that appears on the ballot.
Speaker 3: We wrote a truthful and honest assessment of what that
Speaker 3: constitutional amendment would actually do.
Speaker 2: Now, think about this.
Speaker 3: It's thirteen thousand words long. This amendment, this very complex
Speaker 3: Rube Goldberg device that they're trying to build here for
Speaker 3: redistricting is thirteen thousand words long.
Speaker 2: That's an amendment to the Ohio Constitution.
Speaker 3: The entire US Constitution is seven thousand, five hundred words long.
Speaker 3: And so yes, we had to we use ten bullet
Speaker 3: points to kind of explain what this does. I'm being
Speaker 3: sued by a group of leftists now that are upset
Speaker 3: about how truthful our language was. That's going to be
Speaker 3: in front of the Ohio Supreme Court and it's going
Speaker 3: to be up to them to decide if our language stands.
Speaker 3: But that will be a choice that Ohioans get to
Speaker 3: make this November if they want to put a bunch
Speaker 3: of unaccountable individuals in charge of essentially requiring them to
Speaker 3: jerrymander the state to accomplish a predetermined political outcome, which
Speaker 3: I think is a pretty cynical way of viewing this.
Speaker 1: So someone in the ballot box would have to stand
Speaker 1: there and read thirteen thousand words to and then try
Speaker 1: to understand what they're saying before they vote. Are you
Speaker 1: kidding me? How does that work?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: Well, and that's why we write the summary language that
Speaker 3: actually appears on the ballot. So no, what we wrote
Speaker 3: was ten bullet points. That's what will appear on the
Speaker 3: ballot that was voted on and approved by the Ohio
Speaker 3: Ballot Board. It's now being there's a lawsuit to test
Speaker 3: whether that is is going to stand or not, and
Speaker 3: that's in front of the US Supreme Court. If you
Speaker 3: want to read all thirteen thousand words, it will be
Speaker 3: posted at your voting locate.
Speaker 6: Great, I encourage.
Speaker 3: You to step out of line because it's going to
Speaker 3: take you half an hour to read all of that.
Speaker 2: You have the right to do that.
Speaker 3: We're also required to publish it on our website. Publish
Speaker 3: it in the newspapers with just as a boon for
Speaker 3: the newspapers. But the law requires us to publish that
Speaker 3: long ballot the constitutional amendment language three times in newspapers
Speaker 3: of general circulation, that kind of thing. So Ohilan's had
Speaker 3: the chance to educate themselves on it. It's a very
Speaker 3: complex amendment and an I for one, I'm opposing it.
Speaker 1: Well, I oppose it also is kind of stupid. A
Speaker 1: lot of bunch of academics and others take the place
Speaker 1: of voters who do decide who the officeholders are to
Speaker 1: make these decisions. Once again, Franklerosa, thank you for your service,
Speaker 1: and we'll see what happens down the road. But once again,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show this
Speaker 1: Thursday afternoon.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Frank, see you back in the
Speaker 2: Queen City soon.
Speaker 1: Take care, God bless America. Continue with more, and there's
Speaker 1: my endorsement as a writing candidate for the presidency. Frank
Speaker 1: Leroe stands with the great American. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WLWIN. Billy Cunningham, I
Speaker 1: have a text here from Bob the Bricklayer, and Bob
Speaker 1: the Bricklayer does excellent stone work. His son works in
Speaker 1: Deer Park as a fire a fighter and a paramedic,
Speaker 1: and he says it's hotter than the hinges of Hell.
Speaker 1: I certainly agree. That's why I'm going to play golf
Speaker 1: this afternoon after i get off the airt three o'clock,
Speaker 1: the great bart Tosick, the Flying Tunes and more. I
Speaker 1: like playing golf when it's hot, get more benefit out
Speaker 1: of it. After one o'clock today will be Richard K. Jones.
Speaker 1: You know, some eyebrows have been raised, and this is
Speaker 1: a rather interesting issue. Richard K. Jones, who tends to
Speaker 1: be a bit liberal at times, seemingly is going to
Speaker 1: charge the victims of theft five thousand dollars to provide
Speaker 1: police services. You might recall Liberty Township Minard's a great facility.
Speaker 1: I've been up there one or two times. May make
Speaker 1: penny and I may make a run up there this
Speaker 1: weekend and see what's going on. But you've seen the
Speaker 1: video of these numerous thieves running out I think Dick's
Speaker 1: Sporting Goods with thousands of dollars worth of materials and
Speaker 1: shopping carts, getting into a vehicle without a license plate
Speaker 1: in front. Or back and leaving and then the sheriff
Speaker 1: are fored a five thousand dollars reward for information leading
Speaker 1: to the rest of these women and within three or
Speaker 1: four days because of intelligence. Also, I think he worked
Speaker 1: with the intelligence unit of Charmaine mcguffey's Sheriff's department in
Speaker 1: Hamlet County because she has that facial recognition technology. Believe
Speaker 1: it or not, Richard K. Jones likes quite a bit
Speaker 1: Charmaine McGuffey and Charmaine McGuffey likes Richard K. Jones talk
Speaker 1: about odd bedfellows right there. But some have raised a
Speaker 1: little bit of eyebrows, thinking, I wait a minute. Liberty
Speaker 1: Township the mall there in large strip centers and all
Speaker 1: the apartment buildings. He said in the inquire article, there's
Speaker 1: been one hundred and fifty runs there in the past
Speaker 1: two months. That's about sixty days. That's about two or
Speaker 1: three per day. And he said as stretching the resources
Speaker 1: of the Sheriff's department, And he claims that Liberty Township
Speaker 1: Mall should do more to protect itself. But then what
Speaker 1: do you do. It used to be you could arrest
Speaker 1: someone and put them in the back and get information
Speaker 1: from them and then call the police, and the police
Speaker 1: fell out the report and the way you go. In
Speaker 1: today's world, the corporate world, the employees are told do
Speaker 1: not stop thieves, do not get involved. You might be
Speaker 1: hurt or other customers might be hurt. And it's bad
Speaker 1: for business. I tell you what's bad for business is
Speaker 1: to see these thousands of videos of so called thieves
Speaker 1: and crooks and all kinds of individuals taking out items
Speaker 1: that you and I pay for every day. I would
Speaker 1: not think about stealing from a store any more than
Speaker 1: you would. It's bad, it looks bad, it's awful. It
Speaker 1: shows the breakdown of our society. And so Richard K.
Speaker 1: Jones has accepted the idea that the Liberty Township Strip
Speaker 1: Center the mall there and should pay the office five
Speaker 1: thousand dollars because of their lack of policing of their
Speaker 1: own stores. And I think Minards and Dicks and all
Speaker 1: the rest are between a rocket a hard place. Massive
Speaker 1: lawlessness is happening just generally. Normally. The thieves go into
Speaker 1: large cities, not smaller burghs like Butler County. And these
Speaker 1: thieves are headquartered in Dayton, and they put the items
Speaker 1: on eBay and elsewhere to sell them make money, or
Speaker 1: they sell them directly to friends and family to go
Speaker 1: back and get some more. These particular thieves are now
Speaker 1: locked up in the Butler County jail with a high bond.
Speaker 1: They're not going anywhere. So Jonesy wants to send out
Speaker 1: the idea, you know what, you may loot these stores,
Speaker 1: but not here in Butler County. But if there's one
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty calls for service over two months, seventy five,
Speaker 1: say seventy five per month times in twelve months, that's
Speaker 1: almost a thousand calls for service to that area. Of course,
Speaker 1: that's why you pay taxes. You pay taxes, part of
Speaker 1: which goes to law enforcement through Butler County and Dixon
Speaker 1: and others on the County Commission. It's somewhat of a
Speaker 1: complicated issue, but nonetheless Richard K. Jones has sent a
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars bill to those operating that shopping area,
Speaker 1: saying you owe Butler County five thousand dollars. Kind of
Speaker 1: like telling the victim of crime, you got to pay
Speaker 1: for police services. Does that make sense? So he's going
Speaker 1: to come on at one o'clock to defend himself there.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. Secondly, at about nine thirty am
Speaker 1: this morning, according to various websites, the Democratic presidential VP
Speaker 1: nominee sat down with Dana Dana Bash Trump from CNN,
Speaker 1: and some of the things she said about Donald Trump
Speaker 1: are horrific for a so called reporter and Dan and
Speaker 1: Bash isn't much different than others in the mainstream media,
Speaker 1: but she's been awful and objectively covering this particular race,
Speaker 1: and which is the way things are. And I guess
Speaker 1: I have a concern. I don't trust the mainstream media
Speaker 1: to you to tell you truthful, accurate information. I don't
Speaker 1: And so is she going to edit out the word salads?
Speaker 1: Number one? Why is Kamala Harris needing a white male
Speaker 1: sitting next to her to help her answer questions? It's
Speaker 1: kind of embarrassing. And one person pointing this out as
Speaker 1: a chair of the House Crop Conference, the least to phonic.
Speaker 1: She's a Republican from New York and she said, quote
Speaker 1: is absolutely unacceptable that the first and only interview from
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, the annoyted Democratic nominee for president, is done
Speaker 1: jointly with Tim Woltz. She said, quote, and as a woman,
Speaker 1: do you find this accurate? Quote? It is offensive to
Speaker 1: all women that Kamala has refused to sit for a
Speaker 1: solo interview when she's running to be the commander in
Speaker 1: chief quote unquote. Could not agree more. Now, it has
Speaker 1: been traditional that the two nominees sit together at some
Speaker 1: point for an interview, of which there are many, many interviews.
Speaker 1: How many interviews is Donald Trump given? I would say
Speaker 1: all of them or Jadie Vance very accessible, all of them.
Speaker 1: And I can recall many times when the president and
Speaker 1: vice president candidates sit down together having done dozens of
Speaker 1: other interviews. There's a suspicion that Kamala Harris might do
Speaker 1: this interview and then September tenth debate and that's it
Speaker 1: no more. If she's up in the polls come September fourteenth,
Speaker 1: fifteen sixteenth, she's not going to do any more debates
Speaker 1: or news conferences. She has none one yet, nor interviews,
Speaker 1: and she's done this one, and they're going to cut
Speaker 1: and paste between now at nine o'clock tonight. And I
Speaker 1: don't trust CNN to be objective and fair. I don't
Speaker 1: trust Dana Bash Dana Bash Trump. I don't trust her
Speaker 1: at all. At some point it would be hoof CNN
Speaker 1: to put online the entire interview, the coughs, the if,
Speaker 1: the hands and the butts, the word salads, whatever it
Speaker 1: might be. But I'm told from various websites leaking out
Speaker 1: of the Harrison CNN campaign that they wanted to do
Speaker 1: one hour with Kamala Harris and then thirty minutes with
Speaker 1: Tim Waltz, who's made thirty five trips to communists Red China,
Speaker 1: which is offensive to me, but that's different issue, and
Speaker 1: then you're can ask both the questions. It came back
Speaker 1: to CNN that no, we won't allow that, what won't
Speaker 1: allow Kamala Harris to be on her own? I can
Speaker 1: only imagine how many times have I interviewed the last
Speaker 1: year and a half Missy Powers, Hamny County Prosecutor. At
Speaker 1: no point, as Hamny County Prosecutor Melissa Powers said, now,
Speaker 1: way a minute, Willie, I got to get a a
Speaker 1: white male to help me answer the questions. I call her,
Speaker 1: she picks up the phone and we talk. I don't
Speaker 1: imagine Chief Justice Sharon Kennedy when I've interviewed her a
Speaker 1: few times, not as much as I'd like to, because
Speaker 1: she's busy. But if I would call the Chief Justice,
Speaker 1: Sharon Kennedy and want to question her on something, I
Speaker 1: don't think she's as she was in I wait a minute,
Speaker 1: I better get Joe Eaters or Pat Fisher or Pat Dowine.
Speaker 1: I better get some white male next to me in
Speaker 1: case I screw up. To help me, she would say,
Speaker 1: what are you talking about? Even Hillary Clinton when she
Speaker 1: was running in twenty sixteen, The Anointed One, she did few,
Speaker 1: if any interviews with her VP nominee, Senator Tim Kane
Speaker 1: of Virginia. She did a few interviews mono I mono,
Speaker 1: and she answered all the questions. There's a fear by
Speaker 1: Democrats and a fear like Quinton Tarantino. The Great to
Speaker 1: hollywod director producer tells Kamala Harris to continue to dodge
Speaker 1: interviews until the election. Don't care that this isn't about
Speaker 1: answering questions, he says, it's about winning. All that matters
Speaker 1: is winning and keeping the American people in the dark
Speaker 1: what's going to come their way if she's elected. She
Speaker 1: doesn't want to reveal what she truly feels because she
Speaker 1: wouldn't be elected just on one issue. I'm downstairs at
Speaker 1: Skips tal a contestant about an hour and a half
Speaker 1: ago getting some soup before Ron's Ruth shows up. And
Speaker 1: this guy came up to me and said, do you
Speaker 1: think that Kamala Harris understands the concept of unrealized gains?
Speaker 1: And I said, I doubt it. She wants to tax,
Speaker 1: according to her campaign, unrealized gains as a source of
Speaker 1: new revenue for the federal government. Now you may not
Speaker 1: know what an unrealized gain is. Let me explain it
Speaker 1: to you. I'd have to talk to Al Rosciito, my accountant,
Speaker 1: to find out more. But let's say you want a home,
Speaker 1: and say you pay two hundred thousand dollars for the house,
Speaker 1: and that's your base. That is the point at which
Speaker 1: above that you may have to pay some capital gains
Speaker 1: tax down the road. But let's say you live in
Speaker 1: your house for ten years and about five years into it,
Speaker 1: your house was worth two hundred thousand is now worth
Speaker 1: three hundred thousand. That's an unrealized gain. On paper, you've
Speaker 1: made one hundred thousand dollars, but in reality you've made
Speaker 1: nothing because you haven't sold it. The sale must be
Speaker 1: a realized gain, not one that's uncertain or amorphous. Well,
Speaker 1: according to her campaign, Kamala Harris wants to tax unrealized gains.
Speaker 1: So each year you would have to put on your
Speaker 1: tax return your best judgment as far as how much
Speaker 1: your house went up in value that year. So let's
Speaker 1: say she becomes the president, she works through the Congress,
Speaker 1: which would be Democrat. They have to pay tax on
Speaker 1: unrealized gains. So that means you have to fill out
Speaker 1: a form with a good faith estimate as to what
Speaker 1: your tax would be on the unrealized gain of your house. What,
Speaker 1: of course, on the other hand, of the house goes
Speaker 1: down in value, there'd be an unrealized loss which would
Speaker 1: not be recognized at all. It doesn't make any sense
Speaker 1: except to a liberal, socialist, communist Democrat, to say we're
Speaker 1: going to tax unrealized gains because you don't know what
Speaker 1: the actual gain is until you sell. It's a way
Speaker 1: of seizing about five billion dollars over ten years and
Speaker 1: more money for the treasury, which is completely utterly ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Now do they think Dana Bash will get into her
Speaker 1: ideas about unrealized gains? I don't think so. She also
Speaker 1: says that only the wealthy will see their taxes increase. Well,
Speaker 1: if you have unrealized gains and you make one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollars a year and your house gone up in
Speaker 1: value ten thousand dollars, I assume you make less than
Speaker 1: four hundred thousand dollars a year, and that means you're
Speaker 1: gonna pay more in taxes. And why say four hundred thousand,
Speaker 1: why not two hundred thousand or six hundred thousand. I
Speaker 1: don't know. Ask the question. And I'd also like to
Speaker 1: find out from data. Ask Trump, can you define, Kamala Harris?
Speaker 1: What is price gauging? Or I'd like to use the
Speaker 1: term price gouging for the American public? What is that?
Speaker 1: When you speak to Rodney McMullan and other people in business,
Speaker 1: they have about one hundred and fifty thousand products in
Speaker 1: each superstore Kroger, and by the time they buy the product,
Speaker 1: there's six or seven hands that passes through that have
Speaker 1: already taken a profit. So when they get an item
Speaker 1: that might cost them five dollars, they want to sell
Speaker 1: it for maybe five dollars and fifty cents to make
Speaker 1: a little bit of money. But guess what if the
Speaker 1: price limit is something like four dollars every product they
Speaker 1: buy or sell, they lose money. They're out of business.
Speaker 1: Do you understand that Kamala Harris talk about building the wall?
Speaker 1: She now says to her campaign, not her She hasn't
Speaker 1: spoken is build that wall. She went from saying that
Speaker 1: the border wall is un American to build that wall.
Speaker 6: How'd you go through that in your mind? Also, drill, baby, drill.
Speaker 1: She has said repeatedly that America must be energy free
Speaker 1: of carbon based fuels by twenty thirty five, which is,
Speaker 1: you know, eleven years away. She now says, drill, baby, drill.
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, how'd you go from this to that so quickly?
Speaker 1: One might ask the question, so I don't trust seeing
Speaker 1: them to be truthful? And I like to think that
Speaker 1: Dana bash Trump is going to be there tonight replaying
Speaker 1: the interview in full without it being screened through word
Speaker 1: salads and stupid comments she makes, And the first question
Speaker 1: I would ask Kamala Harris says, why did you not
Speaker 1: accept our offer to go one on one for an hour?
Speaker 1: Then do Tim Waltz for thirty minutes? Why did you
Speaker 1: want to have him sitting next to you when you
Speaker 1: have a stereotype in life. The last thing you do
Speaker 1: is play into that stereotype, and it's a wrongful stereotype.
Speaker 1: But you know women can't be the president. Well that's
Speaker 1: a wrongful stereotype. So when you play into it that
Speaker 1: I'm not up to not up to doing my job
Speaker 1: because I'm a woman, I got a guy sitting next
Speaker 1: to me to help me out. It plays into our
Speaker 1: wrongful stereotype that some may attach themselves to. I could
Speaker 1: not imagine Melissa Powers sitting for an interview and she
Speaker 1: would have to have an assistant sitting next to her
Speaker 1: to help her answer questions. I don't think it should
Speaker 1: work that way to you, especially if you're a woman
Speaker 1: type person. Let's continue with more line becomes available five one, three,
Speaker 1: seven four nine, seven thousand and about ten minutes, Richard K.
Speaker 1: Jones will be here to answer the question, why are
Speaker 1: you charging the victim of a theft that is the
Speaker 1: mall the Strip Center at Liberty Township five thousand dollars
Speaker 1: to be to call the police. He's going to answer
Speaker 1: that question for you in ten minutes on news radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLIW Fitch tonight to Sheriff Richard K. Jones
Speaker 1: nose as five ten goes to Thomas Rhett concert, which
Speaker 1: might be the only interesting thing happening at my ballpark today.
Speaker 1: The Great American will be answer the Reds play the
Speaker 1: Oakland A's hopefully losing in or is it the Sacramento
Speaker 1: A's or the Las Vegas A's, whatever they are. Richard K. Jones,
Speaker 1: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham showing sheriff. How are
Speaker 1: you hey?
Speaker 2: I can't complain it's a little warm, but hey, each snow.
Speaker 1: Do you have air conditioning and the jail there for
Speaker 1: the inmates you get with three squares of day little
Speaker 1: chocolate on the pillow. Do you have air conditioning?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they do have air conditioning. A matter of fact,
Speaker 2: they complain that it's too cold. Really good, I like
Speaker 2: it that one.
Speaker 1: A few weeks ago there was a group of individuals
Speaker 1: females looting from I think Dick's Sporting Goods with shopping
Speaker 1: carts and bags full of goodies to the tune of
Speaker 1: thousands and thousands of dollars, which is happening all over
Speaker 1: the country. I still note that Louis Vaton Store and
Speaker 1: the Kenwood Town Center was looted about two years ago
Speaker 1: and no one's found them at all. And the reason
Speaker 1: these stores are picked are their proximity to the Interstate
Speaker 1: Highway system. Also they generally use stolen cars. But these
Speaker 1: thieves are too stupid. Explain what happened at Dixon. What
Speaker 1: happened to these women that you've apprehended.
Speaker 2: Listen, this is the second time, two or three months
Speaker 2: ago they came in. Three of them did with grocery cards.
Speaker 2: They were laughing. They were taking very expensive items and
Speaker 2: they were just laughing going out of the door. And
Speaker 2: when you see the video of them, they're in there laughing, smiling.
Speaker 2: Then they'll be in the parking lot. They had their
Speaker 2: license place off of their vehicle. They borrow it or
Speaker 2: somebody else's vehicle or theirs. And what we do is
Speaker 2: we offered a reward then and we captured. Then we
Speaker 2: took pictures. I greet them when they come into jail,
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Butler County Jail. You won't like it here.
Speaker 2: And we take real unkindly to thieves and people that
Speaker 2: go in stores and steal stuff. Then I escort them
Speaker 2: to the back and they get booked and charged with
Speaker 2: felony felony five. This isn't going to be any and
Speaker 2: our prosecutor, Mike Moser, he won't take no stuff. He's
Speaker 2: not going to bargain with him. They're going to go
Speaker 2: as felons and they're going to be charged fellas. Now
Speaker 2: we take their vehicles, we confiscate their vehicles. I don't
Speaker 2: care if it's their mom's vehicle, their brother's vehicle, their
Speaker 2: best friend's vehicle. We're going to send a message if
Speaker 2: you want to harbor these people and support this and
Speaker 2: hide them out, we're going to arrescue for harboring the fugitives.
Speaker 2: The last two was less than five six days ago.
Speaker 2: We put a video out of their pictures. They don't even
Speaker 2: cover their faces up and because they don't care, they're
Speaker 2: so embolden. They go to Hamilton County, go to Montgomery County,
Speaker 2: they to travel up down the highway. They don't care.
Speaker 2: Most police departments don't have the resources to go after
Speaker 2: these people, but I will, and listen, I offered a
Speaker 2: five thousand dollar reward, and I told people when I
Speaker 2: offered the reward, because we put their pictures up there
Speaker 2: who they were, and they were from Montgomery County or Dayton,
Speaker 2: same as the last ones, and I tell people, look,
Speaker 2: how'd you like to have five thousand bucks? Would you
Speaker 2: like to have some money to pay your school kids clothing,
Speaker 2: make a house payment, make a car payment. I said, listen,
Speaker 2: you know who these people are. Call I think today
Speaker 2: we're paying the five thousand dollars out and it's cheap.
Speaker 2: But I want you to know why Bill. People said,
Speaker 2: why are you offering money? They've offered rewards for criminals
Speaker 2: back to the seventeen hundreds. It goes all the way back. Hey,
Speaker 2: you give me some money dead or alive, or they
Speaker 2: want fugitives arrested. We do you give a tip five
Speaker 2: thousand bucks, they'll turn them in. We've had them go
Speaker 2: all the way to Mexico and give us tips and
Speaker 2: we get them back from Mexico. And listen, when you
Speaker 2: send a message. If you come to Butler County, not
Speaker 2: like these other counties that you like visiting and going to,
Speaker 2: we arrest you here. And most police departments and sheriff's
Speaker 2: offices do not have the resources they take their report.
Speaker 2: We Hamilton County helped us. The sheriff's office did they
Speaker 2: have a facial recognition device that we used also, and
Speaker 2: we had an informant that informants we're calling in fighting
Speaker 2: to tell on these people. For five thousand bucks, they'll
Speaker 2: do it, and listen, we arrest them. And the one
Speaker 2: that came in a few days ago, she wasn't smiling
Speaker 2: and laughing, and she's going to be she's charged with
Speaker 2: a felony. And I want to let everybody that goes
Speaker 2: the stores goes to the Liberty Mall. We're out there
Speaker 2: one hundred and fifty calls and the last two months,
Speaker 2: and it's where we respond. They have their own security.
Speaker 2: They pay a little off duty. A few out there,
Speaker 2: but thieves know they can go in and they're not
Speaker 2: going to detect and taking their license plate off. They
Speaker 2: go where it's easy pickings. They've hit Old Navy out there.
Speaker 2: They've had two jewelry stores out there for thousands of dollars.
Speaker 2: But listen, and they go into home depot, they go
Speaker 2: into minars, they go into these places and they steal.
Speaker 2: And they've told to leave them alone. And if you're
Speaker 2: in the store, don't don't effort go for these people.
Speaker 2: Or if you take a picture of their license plate,
Speaker 2: like in walmarts, they'll kill you. They'll shoot you. Listen,
Speaker 2: people that work there are so fat, up up. I've
Speaker 2: been told that sometimes at home Depot they'll steal stuff
Speaker 2: shoplifted and bring it back with no receipts and they
Speaker 2: still have to give them a gift card. Isn't that
Speaker 2: messed up? And you who pays for all that? You
Speaker 2: and I and all it's figure. It's like making a cake.
Speaker 2: It's in the mix, and everybody pays for it with
Speaker 2: higher prices. But you come here, I'm going to catch you.
Speaker 2: I'm going to have a special cell and I'm going
Speaker 2: to be your person that feeds you. It's not going
Speaker 2: to be like your mom and your dad or your grandma.
Speaker 2: And you're going to be in a cell back there
Speaker 2: with other thieves and criminals. I don't care if you
Speaker 2: like it, but I'm going to find you. That's my job,
Speaker 2: and I'll use every resource. Both of these cases where
Speaker 2: they come in and then they go back to Montgomery County.
Speaker 2: They come in from Cincinnati because Cincinnati don't do anything either.
Speaker 2: They go to court, they bomb them out, don't mean anything.
Speaker 2: You go to court and here, hey, you got issues.
Speaker 2: And our prosecutor Mike Moser, you know.
Speaker 1: I've I've been up there a few times. Liberty it's
Speaker 1: a great facility. I thought it was maybe economically not
Speaker 1: in a good shape a few years ago. Maybe it's
Speaker 1: doing much better now. But to hear one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty calls to you in two months, and I would
Speaker 1: assume there are many other events taking place there they
Speaker 1: didn't call. Why am I somewhat a new being to
Speaker 1: say one hundred and fifty calls in two months. That
Speaker 1: that's seventy five a month, that's what two or three
Speaker 1: a day. And it seems to me like a lot
Speaker 1: of crimes going on in Liberty Township at the mall.
Speaker 2: Why now, it's because it's easy access. They pay for
Speaker 2: their own security. They're not armed, they can't arrest you.
Speaker 2: They pay all duty for some deputies to work there.
Speaker 2: It's not enough. They spend a million dollars on security,
Speaker 2: a million dollars, close to a million dollars, And I
Speaker 2: would assume, and when we get called it's after the
Speaker 2: fact and through the holidays, worst of the holidays. Pick
Speaker 2: up malls are having trouble right now. R anyway, with
Speaker 2: the internet buying, you know, Amazon, and people don't want
Speaker 2: to go to the mos. Plus they have apartments out there.
Speaker 2: They have apartments that they're built with that I assume
Speaker 2: they're building them all over out there, and we have
Speaker 2: to respond with police and fire there. And I'll still
Speaker 2: tell you, well, we pay the mall pay sales tax,
Speaker 2: and that that covers the police empire. It does not,
Speaker 2: And you have some responsibility, and I call it like
Speaker 2: it is. And I sent a bill to the mall
Speaker 2: yesterday for five thousand.
Speaker 1: Explain that because Tony Ben played Devil's advocate. Tony Bender,
Speaker 1: my producer says, Look, you're supposed to provide security and
Speaker 1: enforce the law to the mall. The mall, the Liberty
Speaker 1: Township is the victim in a sense. They don't want
Speaker 1: this stuff to go on. So Tony Bender might say,
Speaker 1: why is the sheriff sending Liberty Township Mall a bill
Speaker 1: for five thousand dollars when they're the victims of this?
Speaker 1: Tony Bender says, He says, MA me, the sheriff, Richard K. Jones,
Speaker 1: is wrong. Can you make the cases to why the
Speaker 1: mall should pay is the victim for the steps they
Speaker 1: didn't commit?
Speaker 5: Sure?
Speaker 2: Sure? Yeah, well Bender, I've only been wrong once in
Speaker 2: my whole life, so this is not one of them.
Speaker 2: The reason is when you build all these buildings, and
Speaker 2: you build all these parking garages, and when you add
Speaker 2: these apartments, that does not pay for the police and
Speaker 2: the fire. You have responsibility in the mall. All we
Speaker 2: do is we respond when there's a call. They don't
Speaker 2: want us there.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: I tried to offer them. Listen, I tried to offer
Speaker 2: them a substation in the mall.
Speaker 7: You know why.
Speaker 2: They don't want it to look looks bad when you
Speaker 2: have police. Look. I like to go where the police
Speaker 2: are and when I travel, I like to see the police.
Speaker 2: They should have to have security in the mall and
Speaker 2: pay for that, and they're paying the wrong end. They're
Speaker 2: paying for private security. Good for them. They need to
Speaker 2: maybe add more private security. They could put a thousand
Speaker 2: of them there. If you can arrest and you can't
Speaker 2: detain people. We get calls and we will respond. We
Speaker 2: will and do respond, but it's costing the taxpayers a
Speaker 2: lot more than what they do.
Speaker 6: And by the time you respond, it's already done.
Speaker 1: Another way, they call you and say hey, and you
Speaker 1: might be there five ten minutes, but they're gone. Then
Speaker 1: you take a report.
Speaker 2: Hey, Listen. In most places that's all they do is
Speaker 2: take reports. You look at the other jurisdictions and anywhere
Speaker 2: in the United States, all they do is they take reports.
Speaker 2: Somebody's gonna bump into one of these people. They're gonna
Speaker 2: see them taking a cell picture. They're gonna think they're
Speaker 2: because they got the license plates off their cars. They're
Speaker 2: running out of the mall. Somebody's gonna have to fight.
Speaker 2: And if you're happy with the mall security or the
Speaker 2: mall police, good for you and I and that's okay,
Speaker 2: and we do respond. The life squad and the fire
Speaker 2: do respond. They need more. And if they don't want
Speaker 2: to hire a policemen, they can arrest you be a deterrence.
Speaker 2: Good for you.
Speaker 1: They don't want to do that.
Speaker 2: They no get the guy that rides around that little scooter.
Speaker 2: What was the movie the mall The mall Man, Yeah,
Speaker 2: the mall cops. Heck of a movie.
Speaker 5: You can hire all.
Speaker 2: Those people you want. They know you can't arrest them,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to charge them five I set the
Speaker 2: bill yesterday, five thousands.
Speaker 1: But Tony Bender says you shouldn't do that because they're
Speaker 1: the victim. And I'm thinking, well, Tony, you know, and
Speaker 1: they're the victim of the theft, and you're charging them
Speaker 1: for the bullet to kill themselves. And Bender says you're wrong.
Speaker 2: Hey, first time he's ever said I was wrong in
Speaker 2: my life. And he's not. He's not feeling what I'm
Speaker 2: putting down.
Speaker 1: I know he's not listening.
Speaker 2: Listen, listen, no, no, no, listen the public. Nothing makes
Speaker 2: the public more mad. And when you see people on
Speaker 2: TV running out of these stores with carts full of
Speaker 2: goodies and they're laughing and smiling. And if the police
Speaker 2: isn't there, you tell vendor we will respond, and they're
Speaker 2: already gone gone. So what good does that gone help
Speaker 2: me out?
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know what you do, because I hope
Speaker 1: Liberty Township in them all there does well. I may
Speaker 1: make a state visit over the long Labor Day weekend
Speaker 1: to see what the hell's going on. The Last time
Speaker 1: I was there, they weren't that busy. Maybe they're now
Speaker 1: busier than it can be. And the apartments are there,
Speaker 1: and it is this like the few criminals are causing
Speaker 1: major problems to a great economic engine in Butler County,
Speaker 1: and they don't want to arrest people there because they
Speaker 1: might be sued. They rest the wrong people. They run
Speaker 1: kind they let the thieves go, then they call you
Speaker 1: to come in and pick up the pieces. By the
Speaker 1: time you get there, they're gone. And now all you
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty calls in two months. That could
Speaker 1: be the tip of the iceberg. Between now and Christmas,
Speaker 1: there'll be a lot more calls. And your men are
Speaker 1: running thither and fro, and women are running thither and fro,
Speaker 1: and you don't arrest anybody at the mall. They're already gone.
Speaker 1: And so the solution is, I don't know what the
Speaker 1: solution is. Maybe the substation makes sense where you can
Speaker 1: actually make an arrest. But I can imagine the middle
Speaker 1: of the holiday season, three or four deputies are on
Speaker 1: top of somebody beating the crap out of them in
Speaker 1: the Liberty Township. That's bad for business, Yeah, minords bad
Speaker 1: for business too. The solution is to lock them up.
Speaker 1: We lock them up.
Speaker 2: The solution, well, we don't beat the crap out of
Speaker 2: them anyway. You're used to dealing with somebody else, not
Speaker 2: the bubi.
Speaker 1: Out of the people.
Speaker 2: Hey listen, we listen, he's my buddy. Watch how you
Speaker 2: talk about it, But listen, you need to be able
Speaker 2: to go to a place and shop where you feel safe,
Speaker 2: where you can have some fun and you can smile.
Speaker 2: You don't need to be going to a place and
Speaker 2: you see people running out of the store with carts
Speaker 2: full of stuff they just stolen, and they get on
Speaker 2: the internet and they laugh and they smile and they
Speaker 2: sell it. They got their license plate off, and they
Speaker 2: travel from store to store to store. And the township,
Speaker 2: the Liberty Mall is in Liberty Township. The Liberty Township
Speaker 2: Trustees do everything they can uh to help get the
Speaker 2: deputies out there. They have we have a levey out
Speaker 2: there to help make this work. But the mall has
Speaker 2: to carry their own weight. They have responsibility to make
Speaker 2: that a safe place for you. And listen when you
Speaker 2: let people come in and we respond, and remember the
Speaker 2: life squad on the fire have to respond to those apartments.
Speaker 1: That all the time.
Speaker 2: Anybody that anytime you're a council or a city and
Speaker 2: apartments the renters don't pay taxes. The people that own
Speaker 2: the property pay taxes, but it doesn't pay enough to
Speaker 2: pay for police and fire. But you already know that.
Speaker 1: No, no, that's too expensive. Well we got to run. I
Speaker 1: want to have about a minute remaining sheriff, you take
Speaker 1: off your sheriffs hat. You were selected by the Trump
Speaker 1: campaign to be an actual elector. That is, you're the
Speaker 1: person that will go to a Columbus sometime in December
Speaker 1: and hopefully vote for Trump. You're the one. Might you
Speaker 1: become an unfaithful elector and vote against Donald Trump in December?
Speaker 1: What are the odds that happening?
Speaker 2: One and a bazillion trillion squad trillion times. Listen, I
Speaker 2: got like forty thousand letters the last time, right from
Speaker 2: all over the country. Now, don't do it, and from
Speaker 2: other countries, vote no, vote no. Last time I've done it,
Speaker 2: there was eighteen electoral votes in Ohio. Now with the
Speaker 2: population switch, I believe there's seventeen. Law yeah, seventeenth. And
Speaker 2: it's an honor. There's over three hundred and fifty or
Speaker 2: something like that in the whole United States. It's a
Speaker 2: big deal. You go to Columbus, you sit down, you
Speaker 2: take a vote, you sign documents that's with the Electoral College.
Speaker 2: And so I'm honored to be selected again. That's what
Speaker 2: I was told. I haven't seen anything, Randy, but I
Speaker 2: was told that. And I was an electorate the first
Speaker 2: time he got elected to President of the United States
Speaker 2: life and it was a hell of an honor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, helev on, no question. And you know, my
Speaker 1: sister Dyan red And is also with you, and you
Speaker 1: have to provide security for her. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Hey, when she was at the convention, I even carried her.
Speaker 5: Bag for.
Speaker 2: Semi pictures. Yeah, when I was carrying her bag, I said, hey,
Speaker 2: I'll carry your bag for you. And I didn't know
Speaker 2: weigh four hundred pounds. She's a woman I needed, Hey,
Speaker 2: But when I needed a water, she had water in there.
Speaker 2: She had I think she had band aids. She's prepared,
Speaker 2: dumb gomb Hey, she come prepared. If the power would
Speaker 2: have went out and there was no food, we could
Speaker 2: have lived out of her bag for like four days flashlights.
Speaker 2: I gladly, Yeah, hey, I gladly.
Speaker 5: Carried her bag.
Speaker 2: And that was to go through the metal detector and everything. Yeah.
Speaker 1: All, I will share if you're the best. But much
Speaker 1: like communists read China, they charged the dead guy's family
Speaker 1: money for the bullet to kill them. You're charging Liberty
Speaker 1: Township mall of five thousand dollars and they're the victims.
Speaker 1: But Tony Benner doesn't like it, bust the way things are.
Speaker 1: I tell him just live with it.
Speaker 2: Hey, listen, he don't have to like it. Does he
Speaker 2: live in.
Speaker 1: Butler cous in Boone County, Boone County, pretty good?
Speaker 2: He can't telling to go very and complain to the
Speaker 2: sheriff over there. The people here in Butler County like
Speaker 2: the way I do business. And listen, just so you know,
Speaker 2: I come out of this very important meeting right now.
Speaker 2: We're going to have a levee here, not for the
Speaker 2: Sheriff's office, but for mental health levee, and I'm going
Speaker 2: to be supporting that as the sheriff in Butler County.
Speaker 2: But I wanted you to know that. And we have
Speaker 2: a lot of problems here in our jail. Sure, and
Speaker 2: they thought they help us people that have the illness,
Speaker 2: and so people that are listening, we need some help.
Speaker 6: There you go, my friend, Sheriff, you're a great American.
Speaker 1: Good luck to you. We'll talk later as the campaign unfolds,
Speaker 1: and have a great Libor Day weekend. Richard K. Jones,
Speaker 1: I may visit Liberty Township Mall. If I come into
Speaker 1: Butler count I'll give you a call.
Speaker 2: First you know the rules. I'll let the bridge down
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, God bless America. Richard K. Jones,
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more once again, Red's Baseball first pitch
Speaker 1: at five ten because of Thomas Rhtt, who, by the way,
Speaker 1: is a pretty good country singer. After the Reds game,
Speaker 1: hopefully not extra innings, we'll see what happens. All on
Speaker 1: news radio seven hundreds WLW.
Speaker 2: Oll up a seed and sit on down.
Speaker 6: This is the Bankyard Barbecue on the Big One.
Speaker 8: Seven hundred WLW, not seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: Welcome to the super Bowl, Matt Reeves. David Wecker is
Speaker 4: in here early today for a change, and the Reds
Speaker 4: game is canceled, So it looks like we've got the
Speaker 4: super Bowl of talk show hosts. Fill two o'clock seven.
Speaker 1: Hello, quiet, and I'm brought casting. Oh little Thomas Rhett
Speaker 1: right here getting ready at five to ten. Frank's eyebell.
Speaker 1: Will you be there in your seats of the Great
Speaker 1: American Ballpark with Frank's eye bell.
Speaker 4: It's just a little bit of it. It's hot, it's hot,
Speaker 4: it's hot.
Speaker 1: Hold on, let's listen to Thomas or POI decks. Is
Speaker 1: he going to play this tonight. Hit this, Thomas rhet
Speaker 1: go ahead.
Speaker 2: Between the bottom one and the looking.
Speaker 1: Women get sometimes and we danced very rare. But it
Speaker 1: does happened. I don't know when when it does.
Speaker 6: Tequila bake your clothes fall off?
Speaker 9: It does.
Speaker 1: Mine cried that that hadn't worked either. I don't know
Speaker 1: what to do. Hit it, Thomas, Hit the hook? Where's
Speaker 1: the hook? Need a hook? Sec man? Thomas rhdd.
Speaker 4: From the get see. I've seen him, get to see.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen the Eiffel Tower night of you. No,
Speaker 1: Frank Cybel, have you seen the Eiffel Tower night?
Speaker 4: I can't say.
Speaker 1: I won't go to France anyway.
Speaker 4: I'm not going.
Speaker 1: I'll die a happy man. If the Reds ever win
Speaker 1: a World Series again, I'll die a happy man. Or
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl, the playoffs or the MLS Cup. How
Speaker 1: about just winning a playoff series? How about just getting
Speaker 1: to the playoffs? You're asking for playoffs?
Speaker 4: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: Playoffs? Are you kidding me? Playoffs?
Speaker 4: I think you should put a pool that out in
Speaker 4: the outfield to a great American ballpark. That's well, it
Speaker 4: gives them something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, talk to Dave Collins, will put one out there
Speaker 1: once you dive into the pool.
Speaker 4: You think Phil would approve that.
Speaker 1: No question about that. Talk to Sylvia Hendon's son. He'll
Speaker 1: be doing backflips out in the pool.
Speaker 4: Cannon balls. You go down and do the first cannon
Speaker 4: ball in the pool.
Speaker 6: I would be an honor.
Speaker 1: I got an idea. You're ready for this?
Speaker 5: Here we go.
Speaker 1: We got two of the ladies here from the Bengal
Speaker 1: cheerleaders to measure up the segment in a speedo.
Speaker 4: Well, now to compliment speedo fitting anatomically correct by a
Speaker 4: cr gun night pools and spas.
Speaker 1: What we're gonna do segment.
Speaker 10: It's going to be across the back a cr gunny pools,
Speaker 10: right across the back of your butt.
Speaker 4: It's gonna say a cr gunnight pools.
Speaker 1: You make it high wide load. Now, how's business?
Speaker 4: Today?
Speaker 1: Is out to be the number one day to buy
Speaker 1: a pool? Is today and tomorrow? Would you agree if
Speaker 1: you don't have one?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 1: You call today swim tomorrow, not next year?
Speaker 4: Billy Today, the hottest year, the hottest the hottest day
Speaker 4: of the year.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 6: Here's this theme song.
Speaker 1: You get boted, get bobbed the brick player to do
Speaker 1: the bricks in it. Buster, I'm feeling hot right now.
Speaker 1: How about the segment.
Speaker 10: Don't you have pools in your like in your display
Speaker 10: in the office there, they come over and try it out.
Speaker 4: Well, we were doing a lot of that, but then
Speaker 4: we were stuffed down in Mexico for a couple of
Speaker 4: months of building that platform for the cliff diving for
Speaker 4: Penny Cunninghill.
Speaker 1: Okay, believe me, the ninety foot into the Pacific Ocean.
Speaker 1: Penny has a senior citizen cliff diving team.
Speaker 2: But you got a weak.
Speaker 4: It's perfect timing with the wave of the waves come in.
Speaker 4: You got a weak five seconds then Joe and then
Speaker 4: jump right.
Speaker 1: And you're spoken to Denise and your mother about joining
Speaker 1: the cliff diver.
Speaker 2: Both in.
Speaker 4: They're in.
Speaker 1: They got by the way, you gotta do a flip.
Speaker 1: You're kind of starting on your feet, but you got
Speaker 1: to turn over one time. You don't want to go
Speaker 1: ahead first. Otherwise it's a new development, shouldn't be any problem.
Speaker 4: I was here three weeks ago and you clearly said no.
Speaker 6: I talked him into it.
Speaker 1: Wow, well how about this the first person.
Speaker 6: They're gonna go Frank, but they're gonna throw me off
Speaker 6: first off the cliff. Yeah, would you jump?
Speaker 1: I jumped ninety feet into the ocean.
Speaker 6: You're creepy.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna do it.
Speaker 1: Would you do that?
Speaker 4: I wouldn't do it, not without a parachute. We are
Speaker 4: running a ten percent special on gun night pools and
Speaker 4: spots right now.
Speaker 6: Right now, there you go.
Speaker 1: No, how about the next one you sell? Segment will
Speaker 1: come over in his speedo and do the first cannonball.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: If that doesn't motivate you to call right now nine
Speaker 4: one three six eight three seven seven one nine call today.
Speaker 4: Swim tomorrow, ACR Gun night pools.
Speaker 1: Sound like a plug to me. But you can swim tomorrow.
Speaker 1: That's the important thing, right for absolutely, swim tomorrow. All
Speaker 1: you gotta do is call segment, Give me some sports
Speaker 1: and make it fast.
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Speaker 1: Give me some sports, segment, What about number one? What
Speaker 1: about Jamar Chase and what about Ron's Roost? Thank you
Speaker 1: Roxy the It's clucking. Good will you because Ron's roost
Speaker 1: was here with our lunch today?
Speaker 9: Who was it?
Speaker 10: Pam brought down our lunch today at thirty eight to
Speaker 10: fifty three Race Road at five seven four two two
Speaker 10: is the hot?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: How big is Ron's roost for Labor Day? Weekend?
Speaker 5: Packed?
Speaker 1: There's no chickens left and or chips? You know when
Speaker 1: I go there, you have chick fil A, they sell
Speaker 1: some chicken, right, they have canes. Then you got Ron's roost.
Speaker 1: Are there any chickens left anywhere in Green Township? No,
Speaker 1: we're talking to some serious chicken.
Speaker 6: Because they're all delivered by one Tony Rosiello out there.
Speaker 1: I like him a lot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And Olga is in charge, right.
Speaker 1: Olga is number one, ninety ninety four years old, still.
Speaker 6: Working ninety six ninety five.
Speaker 1: Well, she still works every day. And Ron Larkin will
Speaker 1: not give her a raise. I think they're related to
Speaker 1: Barry Larkin somehow.
Speaker 4: Won't even let her go on vacation.
Speaker 1: No, she has no vacation and she makes seven to
Speaker 1: ten an hour. Say give me some sports talk about
Speaker 1: last night, talk about Jamar Chase. What do you say
Speaker 1: about Jamar Chase?
Speaker 10: Well, Zach Taylor just held a press conference Willy about
Speaker 10: forty five minutes ago. Let want to ask him about Chase,
Speaker 10: and he says, well, he practiced today.
Speaker 6: We'll see.
Speaker 1: Sounds like he doesn't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know. They think he said yesterday.
Speaker 10: Yesterday, I think I put my foot in my mouth
Speaker 10: saying that he was going to be out there every
Speaker 10: practice from now on. Of course he walked in about
Speaker 10: fifteen minutes late and street closed as Walston and like
Speaker 10: he owned a.
Speaker 1: Joint, you know, in this in this occasion, I think
Speaker 1: the Bengals are right, and Jamar Chase is right because
Speaker 1: he's got two more years to go, and Mike Brown
Speaker 1: is the immovable object. He's not exactly a guy who's
Speaker 1: going to change his opinion on things correct. And he's
Speaker 1: got Jamar Chase for two more years no matter what,
Speaker 1: So why pay him?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 10: And they've been on the field for about twenty minutes now,
Speaker 10: so what's happening. They're on the field working out. I
Speaker 10: want to know what's going on. What about t Higgins?
Speaker 6: What about him? He's all right?
Speaker 10: They re signed free agent halfback Trevion Williams. Four players
Speaker 10: have been signed to the practice squad, including guard Ta
Speaker 10: Sean Manning. What about of the University of Kentucky Sama J. P.
Speaker 10: Ryan is in Kansas City? Well, the Patriots, of course
Speaker 10: play the Bengals coming up on a week from Sunday.
Speaker 10: Jacoby Brissette will be the starting quarterback for New England.
Speaker 1: Well, Taylor Swift to be there in Kansas City when
Speaker 1: the Bengals play the Chiefs. Will she be there? I
Speaker 1: would say so, Yes, goes Pat Mahomes's wife and her
Speaker 1: are besties. Well, I'm sure, I'm sure she supports Donald Trump.
Speaker 6: Well, that's good.
Speaker 4: That's good.
Speaker 10: Red's update. Will you Red's look to avoid a series
Speaker 10: sweep tonight? Of those those mighty old The Sacramento Ada's
Speaker 10: are getting back for nineteen ninety to starting like for
Speaker 10: the past couple of days, nothing good.
Speaker 1: Can you name any of the players for the A's
Speaker 1: first the Reds have no pitching I might go I
Speaker 1: tell Phil, I'm gonna go down and start pitching.
Speaker 10: Coverage at four ten to day with the Ralph's American
Speaker 10: Grill Inside Pitch and Kelsey Chevrolet Extra Inning Show after
Speaker 10: the game. What about Thomas Rhett, He's on He's in
Speaker 10: concert after the after the game, the game, and.
Speaker 1: Then, Frank, are you going down for that?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 4: No, I'm not going down.
Speaker 1: Please continue.
Speaker 10: NBA news Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry has agreed
Speaker 10: to a one year contract extension or sixty two point
Speaker 10: six million dollars say it agains. He is now under
Speaker 10: contract through twenty twenty six and twenty seven. How much
Speaker 10: sixty two point six million dollars? But that's in San Francisco, right,
Speaker 10: that's like worth about thirty million?
Speaker 1: Correct?
Speaker 6: Warriors?
Speaker 1: Yes, how do you live there? How do you live there?
Speaker 9: Say?
Speaker 1: Could you know?
Speaker 6: I've never lived there?
Speaker 2: Have you? Frank?
Speaker 1: Could you live in San Francisco?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: I'm not going Please continue to say. What about Townson State?
Speaker 1: What about them? And you see he didn't mention them
Speaker 1: at all. You just asked me about him.
Speaker 6: He just asked me about him. So I don't know
Speaker 6: what to tell you.
Speaker 1: I don't know what tell you.
Speaker 10: They're coming to town there. I think the Bearcats are
Speaker 10: thirty one point favorites.
Speaker 1: Really, yeah, I'll take Townsend State and I'll give you you.
Speaker 1: See that's okay. I've already owe you one hot Sunday.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Are you gonna pay? When will you pay next? Tuesday
Speaker 10: for a hamburger today.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, I'll give it to Dave Keaton, I know
Speaker 1: him a hot fut Sunday. There you go, have a
Speaker 1: little pass through action. Have you seen a Reds pitching
Speaker 1: staff in your history more decimated than this one?
Speaker 10: It was a few years ago. They had a bunch
Speaker 10: of guys hurt, but nothing in the in the past
Speaker 10: few years like this. I mean everybody is. I mean
Speaker 10: Ashcraft has done for the season. Green's gonna come back
Speaker 10: probably a week or so. Abbotts got the has got
Speaker 10: the shoulder. Uh, Lodolo's got the middle finger on his
Speaker 10: left hand.
Speaker 1: I have a bad middle finger. What was he doing
Speaker 1: with that?
Speaker 10: Well, I mean put a band aid on it, and
Speaker 10: that's probably where the blister is terrible. And maybe not
Speaker 10: throw that pitches nothing?
Speaker 1: What about Matt McLean.
Speaker 6: Matt mccleans still there trying to figure out why he's
Speaker 6: hurting on it on his side?
Speaker 1: Go see Tom Gregory, the Ribs king I on get.
Speaker 6: Put some sauce on it. Put some Montgomery in sauce.
Speaker 1: They never played baseball again.
Speaker 6: I will will wait and see.
Speaker 1: Hey, can I ask you a question? Go ahead, go ahead?
Speaker 4: Are you still considering a liner pool.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 4: You don't remember three weeks ago we were in here
Speaker 4: talking about liner pools.
Speaker 1: You don't want a line pool?
Speaker 4: No, no, why don't you want a liner pool?
Speaker 6: Because I want to go with a c R gun
Speaker 6: eyed pool.
Speaker 1: Well, there it is difference.
Speaker 6: I put a big pool right in the middle of Middletown.
Speaker 1: To put one right now, things are terrible. But Frank,
Speaker 1: next to our pickleball course, can you do that? Can
Speaker 1: you play pickleball?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 4: Yes, Tim McGee?
Speaker 1: Where's Tim McGee?
Speaker 6: He's the president of the Middle Time On Association. Yeah,
Speaker 6: he plays.
Speaker 1: Frank Blaier, very good, Frank, thanks for dropping in. Hey,
Speaker 1: I appreciate it, segment. Thanks for dropping in for the
Speaker 1: last fifty some years. Okay, Now give me out of
Speaker 1: the student's report because you're not giving me good information here.
Speaker 1: You're not information from you.
Speaker 6: Willy and honor of a c R gun eyed pools.
Speaker 10: Called a day and swim tomorrow tomorrow you with the
Speaker 10: immortal words of the stood report.
Speaker 12: In all these speeches, as good as they were, is
Speaker 12: that she's in the White House right now. Democrats have
Speaker 12: controlled the White House for twelve of the last sixteen years.
Speaker 12: And for all of the talk about division and the
Speaker 12: problems in the country and people are hurting, Democrats have
Speaker 12: mostly controlled this country. Trump had it for four the
Speaker 12: Obamas and Biden had it for the rest of the time.
Speaker 12: And somehow it's still all Trump's fault and somehow she
Speaker 12: hasn't been at the center of it. So to me,
Speaker 12: that's still the glaring hole in this campaign that hasn't
Speaker 12: yet been solved at the convention.
Speaker 1: That's Scott Jennings of CNN. He's one of the seven
Speaker 1: experts say no, wait a minute. For the last uh,
Speaker 1: I don't know, twelve of the last sixteen years, correct,
Speaker 1: Democrats have been in charge. So if the country's off track,
Speaker 1: who put us off track? Let me think Obama, Biden, Clinton,
Speaker 1: Comma hare.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: In fact, for the four years of Trump, two of
Speaker 1: the four years Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer controlled the
Speaker 1: Congress anyway, So if things are off track, who's in charge?
Speaker 7: Segment?
Speaker 1: You're blaming Donald Trump again? Is that correct?
Speaker 4: No, I can't say anything. I'm trying to sell pools.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you'll sell pools to anybody that'll buy him.
Speaker 4: Correct, Anybody that wants a pool call today swim tomorrow segment.
Speaker 1: Thank you, but sir, be a little more relevant if
Speaker 1: you don't mind, Okay, I'll try. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: Your calls are next seven four nine, seven thousand, Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: Who's Radio seven hundred WLW, My Billy Cunningham. Let's take
Speaker 1: your calls. Now is your opportunity to speak with the
Speaker 1: great American and to equally put forth your opinions. Several
Speaker 1: issues are there for your thoughtful considerations, one of which
Speaker 1: is tonight at nine o'clock, CNN's going to have the
Speaker 1: the News Conference slash Interview slash Matter with Dana Bash.
Speaker 1: It'll be an interview in which both are going to
Speaker 1: be present. Dana Bash will question Kamala Harris and I
Speaker 1: imagine Tim Walls, which is an embarrassment for Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: who couldn't do it by herself. And nonetheless, there are
Speaker 1: a couple of questions I like to see asked by
Speaker 1: Dana Bash Dana Bash Trump, and we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: I doubt it. Plus, I'd like to see at some
Speaker 1: point the entire interview, unvarnished, unfiltered, to be aired somewhere
Speaker 1: so we can see actually how good or bad. It
Speaker 1: was seven four nine seven thousand, or pounds seven hundred,
Speaker 1: and we'll put you on to talk about whatever issue
Speaker 1: you deem important. A couple matters. It's that there was
Speaker 1: Inspector General's report came out yesterday that said that the
Speaker 1: President Joe Biden was warned that the so called humanitarian
Speaker 1: peer and the Gossips strip would fail as a result
Speaker 1: of rough seas and other logistical issues. He ignored the
Speaker 1: fact that we were going to spend five hundred million
Speaker 1: dollars five hundred million and put it risk American soldiers
Speaker 1: for some political stunt, and he did it. Nonetheless, he
Speaker 1: was told ahead of time, as was Kamala Haash, don't
Speaker 1: do this because the so called humanitarian peer will not last.
Speaker 1: Rough seas will destroy it. Plus it's within range of
Speaker 1: a moss weaponry, and a moss whatever so called humanitarian
Speaker 1: aid that we provide a moss will take it. They're
Speaker 1: going to use it for purposes of a moss and
Speaker 1: not for purposes of helping the Palestinians. And nonetheless, it
Speaker 1: was a political thing he wanted to do, so he
Speaker 1: did it. So I don't know why that's not an issue.
Speaker 1: You won't hear about that in the news media. That headline.
Speaker 1: IG report shows Biden was warned that building a humanitarian
Speaker 1: peer would not work, and he went ahead with it anyway,
Speaker 1: and guess what. Within two or three it was completely
Speaker 1: destroyed and soldiers had to go out there in full
Speaker 1: battle gear because there were snipers trying to kill American
Speaker 1: soldiers and the peer essentially, after about three or four
Speaker 1: weeks it fell apart, and the Humanitarian Aid provided one
Speaker 1: to Hamas to keep them going and not the Palestinians.
Speaker 1: I mean, the truth will set you free. Let's go
Speaker 1: to the calls five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven
Speaker 1: thousand or pounds seven hundred new eight and t.
Speaker 5: One.
Speaker 1: Other thing coming up briefly is the Trump sentencing. It's
Speaker 1: going to happen allegedly on September the eighteenth, and at
Speaker 1: that point, Judge Juan Mershawn could send Donald Trump to
Speaker 1: New York State Prison immediately and then try to get
Speaker 1: him out of jail to campaign, even though the case
Speaker 1: itself will be completely thrown out on appeal because there
Speaker 1: were White House witnesses who could not legally testify against
Speaker 1: the president after the July first ruling. Think about that
Speaker 1: seven four nine seven thousand. Let's go to the calls.
Speaker 1: We have Zach and Steve and Jim and then Don
Speaker 1: and Zach and Kentucky. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Zach,
Speaker 1: how are you?
Speaker 7: Oh? I'm fire Bill.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. You know so many subjects did
Speaker 2: they to discuss?
Speaker 9: But I'll make something a little on the lighter side.
Speaker 9: Good Regarding the Reds, I think if we remember Billy
Speaker 9: Martin who said managers are hired to be fired, that
Speaker 9: it is time for the manager here to exit stage left.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll say this, David Bell has been around baseball
Speaker 1: a long time, and speaking on his behalf as an excuse,
Speaker 1: one might say that he has no pictures and the
Speaker 1: entire pitching staff is blown out. The four on the DL.
Speaker 1: Plus you have Mon Toss who was traded and so
Speaker 1: David Bell's He's got no pitching. Of course, he has
Speaker 1: no hitters either. He's got terrible defense. And they're not
Speaker 1: a fundamentally strong baseball team. My teams at Burnett, Pontiac
Speaker 1: and Wilson Fray Forwarding were as good offensively and fundamentally
Speaker 1: then this team, this team is not fundamentally sound.
Speaker 9: Well that may be true, but it all falls back
Speaker 9: on the leader and David Bell. Even before this, I mean,
Speaker 9: how many seasons have we got into playoffs?
Speaker 1: Well, twenty thirteen was the last year, which is eleven years.
Speaker 1: They got into playoffs. In twenty ten, he immediately got
Speaker 1: swept by the Phillies. Twenty twelve, they won the first
Speaker 1: two games and Giant Land. They came back and got
Speaker 1: swept by the Giants. Then in twenty thirteen was the
Speaker 1: Cuato Game in Pittsburgh. They lost that. In twenty twenty
Speaker 1: they kind of got into the playoffs because everybody did,
Speaker 1: and that was the best out of three and they
Speaker 1: lost that despite having the best pitcher in baseball. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: the last time they won a playoff series was nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety five, so it's been about thirty years. So you know,
Speaker 1: thirty years is a trend.
Speaker 2: You know, it's just a shame. And my hair's getting
Speaker 2: more silver every day.
Speaker 7: I wait for it to happen.
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you for your call. Let's go to
Speaker 1: Jim and Dayton, and then Steve and Donn and many others,
Speaker 1: and Jim and Dayton, Jim, give me a full report.
Speaker 7: Okay, Bill, My concern again is a September eighteen. You know,
Speaker 7: the Kama Harris campaign hasn't scheduled or committed to any
Speaker 7: debates after this one because she might have inside information
Speaker 7: that Marshawn's gonna sentence Trump to jail, and obviously he
Speaker 7: can't do a debate if he's behind bars. I think
Speaker 7: putting him behind bars is just going to energize the base.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 7: It's the low uninformed or low informed voters, the undecided voters,
Speaker 7: the dependent voters that don't have all the information that
Speaker 7: are going to look at that and say, well, he's
Speaker 7: in jail, he's a convict. We can't vote for somebody
Speaker 7: like that. And it's again the way that Democrats are
Speaker 7: going to try to manipulate, control or steal the election.
Speaker 2: And I just.
Speaker 7: I pray that you know, common sense falls into the
Speaker 7: crevices of this wan Mrshan's brain and he decides, you know,
Speaker 7: to suspend a sentence or not make a you know,
Speaker 7: give probation so he can continue with his campaign and
Speaker 7: we can have a fair and somewhat some hope in
Speaker 7: a fair election.
Speaker 1: You know, Jim. One of the worst things the hypocrisy
Speaker 1: I hear from the left is that Donald Trump has
Speaker 1: said that if elected president, he's going to hire a
Speaker 1: special counsel off to the side to go after the
Speaker 1: moneies that Jim Biden and Joe Biden and Hunter Biden
Speaker 1: have made the Biden family from all over the world,
Speaker 1: And the media is angry about that because they don't
Speaker 1: want the justice system to be used against Trump's political opponents. Well,
Speaker 1: what in the hell has been going on the past
Speaker 1: two years with the Democrats using the judicial system to
Speaker 1: after Donald Trump. They're criticizing what they're doing. They're doing
Speaker 1: it now.
Speaker 7: I mean, can you imagine if one of their Hunter
Speaker 7: Biden has been accused of or been convicted of committee
Speaker 7: It's you know, there's I mean, you know, Hunter Biden's
Speaker 7: not even an elected or appointed official, and he's getting
Speaker 7: Secret Service protection to escort him in and out of
Speaker 7: the courtroom for his last trial, and he's probably gonna
Speaker 7: get that type of protect on the next conviction. And
Speaker 7: You've got to be honest, you know, I think there's
Speaker 7: a backslided deal that if he's going to pardon Hunter
Speaker 7: on the next conviction.
Speaker 1: Well, at the point after this election, assuming that Joe
Speaker 1: Biden is still enough mentally confident to sign his name,
Speaker 1: he's going to pardon his son because his son committed
Speaker 1: serious crimes. And also Joe Biden committed serious crimes by
Speaker 1: accepting money. How is it possible that Joe Biden has
Speaker 1: multiple homes on the Atlantic Ocean is because he's the
Speaker 1: bag man hunter. Biden went around the world collecting millions
Speaker 1: and millions of dollars, part of which went to Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Now he's on trial and going to be in trial
Speaker 1: in two weeks in the California on accepting all these
Speaker 1: cash bribes all over the world. Part of the money
Speaker 1: went to Joe Biden, and also Joe Biden, Joe Biden's brother,
Speaker 1: Jim Biden, and the Valerie Biden. All the Biden money
Speaker 1: has gone into the Biden clan. And all Trump is saying,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, what's good for the goose is good
Speaker 1: for the gander.
Speaker 4: Let's do this.
Speaker 1: Let's appoint a special prosecutor to go after the sins
Speaker 1: and crimes of the Biden crime family. And the Democrats
Speaker 1: object to that. That's exactly what they've done to Trump
Speaker 1: and most of his administration by trying to put them
Speaker 1: in jail. And sometimes they've been successful. Putting these guys
Speaker 1: in jail, and I'm watching this now. You got to
Speaker 1: be kidding me. How come Donald Trump might be in
Speaker 1: sing sing or Rikers Island come the evening of September
Speaker 1: the sixteenth. I mean, you got to be kidding me.
Speaker 1: That's the Democrats weaponizing the law against Donald Trump, who
Speaker 1: was not even investigated until after he announced with the
Speaker 1: presidency about two years ago. Once that happened, then I'll
Speaker 1: help broke loose. And to me, it's sickening, sickening.
Speaker 7: Well well, and you know, the Democrats of the media
Speaker 7: can bring themselves for that, because they all were saying that,
Speaker 7: you know, they wanted Trump as the candidate in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 4: They got it.
Speaker 7: They thought that was going to be a landslide victory
Speaker 7: for Hillary.
Speaker 1: They got it.
Speaker 7: Now what he's done is he's absolutely opened the eyes
Speaker 7: of eighty percent or eighty million voters in the United
Speaker 7: States as to what kind of swamp rats we got
Speaker 7: living in Washington and running the country, and we want
Speaker 7: things cleaned up. I'd love to see Trump elected and
Speaker 7: get rid of every alphabet soup we've got over there
Speaker 7: at the that's running our country, from the DOJ, the FBI,
Speaker 7: the CIA, the irs, get rid of them all and
Speaker 7: start from scratch, or just never even bring them back.
Speaker 1: And Jim, lastly with you, I'd say this that if
Speaker 1: Donald Trump wins, and I think he will, he's got
Speaker 1: forty eight months and he's done so, he will either
Speaker 1: stop the inevitable, which is America becoming a socialist, communist country,
Speaker 1: or he'll start the country on a new path. He's
Speaker 1: either going to at a minimum, he's going to stop
Speaker 1: the thrust that we have towards the CAO in this country.
Speaker 1: He's going to stop that and then possibly it'll delay
Speaker 1: it until the next time, or he's going to start
Speaker 1: a new path. I would hope at a minimum we
Speaker 1: can stop what's going on in the southern border and
Speaker 1: the major city's being taken over by gangs from Central America,
Speaker 1: by the fact that inflation is rampant, and tell the
Speaker 1: world is a new sheriff in town. His name is
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. And if it doesn't work, and can you
Speaker 1: imagine the day after the election, Jim, if he wins,
Speaker 1: there's going to be riots, There's going to be absolute
Speaker 1: k is going to be sued. This guy named Mark Elias,
Speaker 1: who's a big time Clinton lawyer, has already organized five
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars and hundreds of attorneys all over the
Speaker 1: country to begin suing Donald Trump whatever he does with
Speaker 1: the executive order, and he's going to be sued. And
Speaker 1: they're going to launch more state investigations of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: from democratic areas because they can't stand the fact he
Speaker 1: would have been elected president. And so I'll take the
Speaker 1: chaos of Donald Trump a thousand times over the chaos
Speaker 1: of Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz. All right, that's good chaos.
Speaker 5: I like that.
Speaker 1: Chaos.
Speaker 7: Even bigger than that is World War three may be
Speaker 7: halted for a few years.
Speaker 1: We got problems. We got problems, and right now, you.
Speaker 7: World, the world is on fire right now, and the
Speaker 7: stick of dynamite is in Kamala's hands and I'm hoping
Speaker 7: she passes it to Donald Trump so we can bull
Speaker 7: a fuse.
Speaker 1: Let me answer.
Speaker 6: Let me ask you four or five questions, Jim and Daton,
Speaker 6: Are you ready to answer quickly?
Speaker 1: Four or five questions?
Speaker 7: Yes, sir.
Speaker 1: Who does Russia want to be the president? Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: or Donald Trump?
Speaker 7: He wants who wants Kamala?
Speaker 1: Who does China want to be the next president? Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris or Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: Kamala or whoever's in her back pocket.
Speaker 1: How about the NATO countries who aren't given the two
Speaker 1: percent for their own self defense? Does NATO when Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris or does NATO want Donald Trump?
Speaker 7: They want Harris?
Speaker 1: How about the Central American countries in Mexico that's emptying
Speaker 1: out their prisons. The Central America and Mexico and Canada,
Speaker 1: do they want Donald Trump or do they want Kamala Harris?
Speaker 6: Harris?
Speaker 1: Now the mainstream media do they want Harris or Trump?
Speaker 7: Absolutely Harris, but they take Trump because.
Speaker 2: Of rating ratings.
Speaker 1: How about the colleges, the universities, the late night talk shows,
Speaker 1: the evening news, the morning news shows. They understand that
Speaker 1: if Trump is elected that's ratings gold. But personally they
Speaker 1: all want want Trump. I mean they want Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: So how the hell does Donald How does Trump win
Speaker 1: this when the world is a raid against him? And
Speaker 1: the only hope I have is individual Americans knowing what
Speaker 1: the hell's going on and and the low information voter
Speaker 1: become organized. And secondly, God Almighty and the prayer of
Speaker 1: Saint Michael's the only chance we got because the rest
Speaker 1: of that, a raid against Donald Trump is one hell
Speaker 1: of a formidable force.
Speaker 7: Well, he's going to have to have ninety million voters
Speaker 7: voting on his on election day, on his behalf.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, we got to run and Jim, thank
Speaker 1: you very much. Got thousands of other on hold. We'll
Speaker 1: get to you later. But when you think of what's
Speaker 1: a raid against Donald Trump, it's amazing that he was
Speaker 1: elected in twenty sixteen. He was elected in twenty sixteen
Speaker 1: because the forces in power did not know he was
Speaker 1: going to be elected. They thought it was going to
Speaker 1: be Hillary, so they didn't do what they did in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty to him. Now here we are in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four and they're doing it again. Well, let's continue.
Speaker 1: The line becomes available seven four nine, seven thousand, or
Speaker 1: pounds seven hundred. Let's continue with more Reds baseball. First
Speaker 1: pitch tonight is fourth, I'm sorry, five to ten. We
Speaker 1: begin coverage at four ten. Then Thomas Rhett after the
Speaker 1: Reds game against the Oakland sent Sacramento Las Vegas. A's
Speaker 1: will happen after the conclusion of the game, I think
Speaker 1: about an hour later, Thomas Rhet's gonna take over, probably
Speaker 1: about eight thirty or nine o'clock at Trump of the
Speaker 1: Reds News Radio seven hundred WUTW Now for.
Speaker 11: The double man evat here at Wrestlermannia Pitts the immortal
Speaker 11: hol Colt against this band. My guest said, justice, Now
Speaker 11: this clash, this match up this afternoon. I expect there's
Speaker 11: gonna be a barn Burner.
Speaker 6: No, shut up the fat boy, now you Hogan, how
Speaker 6: boring burner?
Speaker 2: It won't be.
Speaker 6: It is gonna be your last match, and I will
Speaker 6: see to that. I have already made that promise to you, Hogan.
Speaker 10: As I leave this stressing room, they stand in the
Speaker 10: ring and you walk down.
Speaker 6: Now you remember one thing, die and the master, and
Speaker 6: you are but the learner.
Speaker 7: Hogan.
Speaker 11: He Hello, Byett Bump Skolls.
Speaker 2: I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Sega A bunch of dead announcer at gen mean Gene
Speaker 1: Oakland with Wayne Carucci at a bar in Sarasota. I
Speaker 1: walk in with Wayne Carucci and there, he says, sitting
Speaker 1: at the end of the bar is mean Gene Oakerland.
Speaker 6: Did get any better than that?
Speaker 1: Seven years ago? I sat down. He's a good friend
Speaker 1: of Wayne, and we sat down and talked about wrestling.
Speaker 1: He got talking about man that knew about wrestling mean
Speaker 1: Gene and you heard about Sid Vicious said justice dead
Speaker 1: me sitting down you a small, little fat bald mouth.
Speaker 1: Oh what's an OAF?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 10: It's probably me, not good will He the Stooge reporters
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Speaker 10: dealers Tempstar quality. You could feel a Northern Kentucky called
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Speaker 1: Andy Buker has got a big, big event going on.
Speaker 1: You'll be in a Lawrenceburg area right with Anna Ruker
Speaker 1: and the Tamestar Star Tempers are out there. Yes, they're
Speaker 1: going nuts right now. They're making money. Handover a temp
Speaker 1: Star right now because they're outside hotter than the Hinges
Speaker 1: of Hell.
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Speaker 10: Crowned Royal bags are at stock right now, Party Town.
Speaker 10: Dear mar Chase walking across the street, will he from
Speaker 10: pay Court Stadium to the practice field, but not practicing.
Speaker 10: They have a resigned free agent halfback Trayvon Williams. Four
Speaker 10: players signed to the practice squad, including a guard Tayshawn
Speaker 10: Manning out of the University of Kentucky, the home of
Speaker 10: the Wildcats. High school football, tonight, Madison will take on Gamble, Montassori,
Speaker 10: and Waynesville, the home of the Skydivers, meets Greenview. It's
Speaker 10: going to be hot for those games tonight too. Man,
Speaker 10: what about high school football tomorrow night? What about all
Speaker 10: my college? What about where's Towson State? I? No, it's
Speaker 10: just Townsend.
Speaker 1: Where are they?
Speaker 6: I have no New Jersey.
Speaker 1: Look it up.
Speaker 6: You got the computer there. And instead of what I'm
Speaker 6: gonna guess, Marylyn Gott's loan looks at all day long?
Speaker 1: What's he looking at?
Speaker 6: I think it starts with a P and nds with
Speaker 6: an N.
Speaker 1: I was right, Maryland, how about that? You should have
Speaker 1: known that.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: They're gonna swamp them by fifty points. You want to
Speaker 1: make a bet, I'll take Townsend State no points. No,
Speaker 1: I went thirty five.
Speaker 6: Red's update.
Speaker 10: Red look to avoid a series sweep today up against
Speaker 10: those Oakland athletics.
Speaker 1: Where Tommy throw had a great call last night. It
Speaker 1: wouldn't go You know, my wife continues to talk about
Speaker 1: the time she met Tommy Thrall. Yeah, she said he's
Speaker 1: an attractive man.
Speaker 10: Seven outd of WWS coverage four to ten, Ralph's American
Speaker 10: Grill Inside Pitch, then Kelsey Chevrolet Extra Ding Show after
Speaker 10: the game.
Speaker 6: Oh, sorry about Curry? How about this? Talk about that?
Speaker 6: That's what I told him last night.
Speaker 1: Do you have to get another sixty two and a
Speaker 1: half million?
Speaker 6: I've probably done have enough. You can only take so
Speaker 6: much with you.
Speaker 10: He's agreed to a one year contract extension worth sixty
Speaker 10: two million dollars. He's now under Contract's probably gonna be
Speaker 10: it for him at twenty twenty six and twenty seven.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 1: He'll be the third NBA player, along with Lebron James
Speaker 1: and Kevin Durant, to be paid five hundred million dollars.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 10: Let's see rhtt Lauders coming up tomorrow to start the
Speaker 10: second game of the day night doubleheader against Milwaukee. Let's
Speaker 10: see a charge. Let's see Stewart Fairchild's out for the
Speaker 10: rest of the season. He's got a UCL sprain in
Speaker 10: his left thumb. Well, and of course last night they
Speaker 10: were down five to nothing, played six and six runs.
Speaker 6: In the seventh will Benson with a long home run,
Speaker 6: but then Hermilio Pegan I call him Pagan. Such a
Speaker 6: cough button doesn't work.
Speaker 10: And then of course after the game tonight again you
Speaker 10: got the Thomas Rhtt benefit concert.
Speaker 6: He's in town.
Speaker 1: Thomas Rhett. You know I watched him recently on the
Speaker 1: Today Show. I watched, so you don't have to, right,
Speaker 1: He's got four kids, got a good wife. I think
Speaker 1: he's loyal and faithful to his wife. He's a family man,
Speaker 1: a god fearing family man. And if I had time,
Speaker 1: I'd go listen to Thomas Rhtt tonight. Probably what time
Speaker 1: do you think about nine thirty o'clock something like that.
Speaker 6: Let's well, the game starts at five ten.
Speaker 10: I would say they're probably going to get underway by
Speaker 10: nine o'clock setting up the stage and stuff.
Speaker 1: It takes an hour to set up the stage.
Speaker 6: No, maybe it'll be after that. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Might you go and listen to that Thomas Rhett.
Speaker 6: I'll be asleep.
Speaker 10: Well, sorry, we'll see about that. Oh, we've got nothing
Speaker 10: but issue Johnny Cash or somebody like that. I think
Speaker 10: I'm in the front row with no shirt on.
Speaker 1: I think he's dead. Well, if he was here, you
Speaker 1: weren't black about George Straight. I like George Thoroughgood. I've
Speaker 1: introduced him twice to the bone and George Straight. I'd
Speaker 1: like to have George Strait come to the Great American.
Speaker 6: What about the possum?
Speaker 1: How about this? I spoke to John Barrett about this
Speaker 1: on the fiftieth anniversary of the of the Fireworks. He said,
Speaker 1: why don't we put you on the top of the
Speaker 1: Great American Tower? Okay, named after you? And I said,
Speaker 1: that's a good idea. May like a bow and arrow.
Speaker 1: He wants me a bow and arrow, and it wants
Speaker 1: me to shoot a flaming arrow from the Great American
Speaker 1: Tower to the barge and let the arrow go into
Speaker 1: the barge and start the fireworks. And I said, what
Speaker 1: if I missed the point and the arrow goes into
Speaker 1: the fireworks and actually blows up, the barge is out
Speaker 1: a problem.
Speaker 6: Riverfront will be redesigned them.
Speaker 1: I'm not going up on that damn purple people Bridge.
Speaker 1: I'm not going up there.
Speaker 6: He wanted you to go up there.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm not going up there. It's too dangerous. But
Speaker 1: if I was on top of the Great American go
Speaker 1: this long ladder and you come down the long ledder
Speaker 1: and I'm not going up. I don't like heights. But
Speaker 1: if I'm on top of a building and I shoot
Speaker 1: an arrow to start the fireworks into the High River,
Speaker 1: would that be something?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 10: But what about you on top of that building and
Speaker 10: then like what's that called a the zip line? The
Speaker 10: zip line as you come down off of the Great
Speaker 10: American Tower for the fiftieth and my baby outfit right
Speaker 10: and you just zip zip line right down into the
Speaker 10: barge into the river.
Speaker 6: Kaboom, it starts.
Speaker 1: What happens to me at this point?
Speaker 10: Well, they'll they'll do some kind of circa so lay
Speaker 10: thing where you'll survive.
Speaker 1: Some woman just fell about eighty feet. Not good. So
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about doing something spectacular for the fiftieth. Would
Speaker 1: that be something that would be something? You would be
Speaker 1: the Queen City Cupid, I'd be the zip line. Would
Speaker 1: you get on the zip line like that.
Speaker 10: From the Great for the top of the Great America Tower?
Speaker 10: I don't like Hidoh no, right into the barge, right.
Speaker 10: I gotta talk to Barrett about this. I would say,
Speaker 10: We've got to talk.
Speaker 1: Say get me out of the student's report getting ready.
Speaker 1: Of course, we have Jim Stid here from the war Birds.
Speaker 1: They bring in the old bombers World War two, is
Speaker 1: going to talk about how you can be involved.
Speaker 10: Say go ahead, Willie and Otter of a hot day
Speaker 10: here in the Tri State, stay hydrated and get some
Speaker 10: temestar quality you can feel and acr pools call today
Speaker 10: swim tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I mean, Frank Zibell does it rather quickly? Would you agree?
Speaker 6: Yes, we leave you with the immortal words of the
Speaker 6: stood report. See the Highway patrol election again next week.
Speaker 8: Until then, remember, leave your blood at the Red Cross,
Speaker 8: not on the highway.
Speaker 6: This is Brodrick Croff and saying see.
Speaker 2: You next week.
Speaker 1: Run that because we're not on tomorrow. Says it all
Speaker 1: the red game. I'm off until I won't go ahead
Speaker 1: of until Tuesday. Of course, Sunday night, I'll be here
Speaker 1: right to talk about the uh so called the interview
Speaker 1: Softball City for tonight at nine o'clock. Huh, well, it's
Speaker 1: already done and they're cutting it up to make her
Speaker 1: look good. As I speak, I can imagine segment. Thank
Speaker 1: you very much, Yes, sir, let's continue with more Bill
Speaker 1: Cunning and the Great American coming up next to war
Speaker 1: Bird Jim Stitt on news Radio seven hundred WLW B
Speaker 1: Billy cunning in the Great American. Of course, this is
Speaker 1: a great week. The Reds are back in town. But
Speaker 1: more importantly, the Western and Southern WEBN fireworks happen on
Speaker 1: Sunday night. And getting ready for that is Jim Stitt,
Speaker 1: who is the president and commander of the war war
Speaker 1: Birds here in Cincinnati. And there's big events happening with
Speaker 1: B seventeen's and B twenty five's at Luncoln. And first
Speaker 1: of all, Jim Stitt, welcome again and tell the American
Speaker 1: people what is happening all week long at Luncoln Airport.
Speaker 2: Well, thanks for having us on, Willy.
Speaker 5: The sinc Anni Warbirds has some great exciting events going
Speaker 5: on at Luncan Airport all this week for all those
Speaker 5: great Americans listening to WILW. From Tuesday through Sunday, we
Speaker 5: will be hosting the Flying Legends Victory Tour of two
Speaker 5: iconic World War Two aircraft B seventeen and B twenty five,
Speaker 5: and both of them will be offering rides and cockpit tours.
Speaker 5: The B seventeen Sentimental Journey is one of only four
Speaker 5: B seventeen still flying in the world. Wow. So it's
Speaker 5: a very very rare opportunity. And then on Friday you'll
Speaker 5: have a chance to meet staff Sergeant Sid Phillips of
Speaker 5: World War two B seventeen flight engineer and gunner and
Speaker 5: actually get some autographs.
Speaker 1: Wonderful and tell for those who weren't around in World
Speaker 1: War two B seventeens and B twenty fives, can you
Speaker 1: give us a little history of what they did some
Speaker 1: eighty years ago during World War Two? What was their mission?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 5: With B seventeen was the pre eminent bomber in the
Speaker 5: European theater and responsible for our ability prevail over the Germans.
Speaker 5: The B twenty five was a medium bomber and it
Speaker 5: was the same type of aircraft used in the Do
Speaker 5: Little raids for that raid on Tokyo right after Pearl Harbor.
Speaker 1: Wonderful And if Tony Bender others want to come to
Speaker 1: do this, you mean you can actually ride inside B
Speaker 1: seventeen and actually take off from lunk and fly around.
Speaker 2: Absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 5: BE seventeen and B twenty five are both offering rides,
Speaker 5: and when they're on the ground you can do a
Speaker 5: cockpit tour as well. And then on Saturday and Sunday,
Speaker 5: in addition to what's going on with the B seventeen
Speaker 5: and B twenty five is our annual Lunkin Airport Day's
Speaker 5: Open House, which will be featuring other aircraft on display,
Speaker 5: helicopter rides, military vehicles, the Classic car show, exhibitors, vendors, food, trucks,
Speaker 5: and more. And it's free admission and parking. And then
Speaker 5: you mentioned the fireworks on Sunday afternoon, we will be
Speaker 5: performing flyovers of Riverfest to entertain all those gas to
Speaker 5: watch the Western Southern WWBN fireworks.
Speaker 1: How about that? And is there a website to which
Speaker 1: I can direct the American people to get tickets to
Speaker 1: do whatever they got to do? What is the website?
Speaker 5: You know absolutely, it's Cincinnati Warbirds dot org.
Speaker 1: That's all the information there. And how many years have
Speaker 1: you done this? This is a regular event, correct, because
Speaker 1: it can't go on much longer. I can't imagine the
Speaker 1: B seventeens and be twenty five a round forever. But
Speaker 1: how many years have you done this?
Speaker 5: We've been doing this almost twenty five years now, and
Speaker 5: you're right, it's they get more and more rare. All
Speaker 5: the time we've had there's only two flying B twenty
Speaker 5: nine's in the world. We've had them both here and
Speaker 5: now the B seventeen of one of which there's only
Speaker 5: four still flying in the world, so they're not going
Speaker 5: to be around much longer. These are flying museums and
Speaker 5: this is what we do to help keep that part
Speaker 5: of our here at each July for future generations.
Speaker 1: Great work, Jim Stitt, President Commander of the war Birds,
Speaker 1: and once again, Cincinnati Warbirds dot org. Looking for something
Speaker 1: to do this week, this afternoon, tonight, Tomorrow, Friday, Saturday,
Speaker 1: or Sunday, it'd be perfect to go online see what's
Speaker 1: going on. And once again, Jim Stit, I love doing
Speaker 1: this every year with you. I like to think I'm
Speaker 1: a great American, but those who sacrifice life and limb
Speaker 1: at Freedom's Gate are the real heroes, those who operate
Speaker 1: at the B seventeens and B twenty fives. Once again,
Speaker 1: Jim Stitt, thank you very much. Website Cincinnati Warbirds dot Org.
Speaker 1: Jim Stitt, once again, thank you for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And I say this often, but Jim,
Speaker 1: you are a great American wife.
Speaker 5: Thank you. Willie.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it, and so were you.
Speaker 5: Thanks for having us on, God bless you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more Bill Cunningham news coming up at
Speaker 1: your home of the Reds News Radio seven hundred WLW