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Speaker 4: Hi, Billy Cunningham, the Great America. Welcome this glorious Sunday night.
Speaker 4: And I'll tell you what. Looking at my left, there's activities,
Speaker 4: of course in Idaho with Quarto Aleen Idaho too, of
Speaker 4: firefighters fatally shot while responding to brush fires. Seemingly it
Speaker 4: was a setup. We're going to continue to follow that tonight,
Speaker 4: and there's been several news conferences held. Don't know if
Speaker 4: there's one sniper involved in this or several, but as
Speaker 4: the information transpars will give it to you. Plus, I
Speaker 4: want to welcome all the new listeners we have to
Speaker 4: all the new stations. The show's certainly gathering larger numbers
Speaker 4: every Sunday night. We have well over a million listeners now,
Speaker 4: with close to six hundred radio stations, and it's growing
Speaker 4: relentlessly because of Julie Talbot and others, and also be
Speaker 4: gooes of your involvement and the guests that come on,
Speaker 4: and the fact that things are very active politically, and
Speaker 4: because of the success of Donald Trump, and God knows
Speaker 4: he needs support from people like you and I. What
Speaker 4: happened on Tuesday in New York City was patently absurd.
Speaker 4: To have the citizens of that previously great city to
Speaker 4: select Zorron, Mom Donnie, who I call yes here, Mom Donnie,
Speaker 4: to be the mayor of New York City is typical
Speaker 4: of what happened and what's happening now in every major
Speaker 4: American city. And I've said to you, and I'll say
Speaker 4: it again that no great nation can survive long when
Speaker 4: all of its major cities are in complete decline or collapse.
Speaker 4: I've asked a question many times in many places, which
Speaker 4: city is in worst shape? Is a Los Angeles, Chicago
Speaker 4: or New York City? Which one's worse? And the people
Speaker 4: shake their head and say it can't get any worse.
Speaker 4: In Los Angeles, in which fornication, urination, defecation, drug dealing,
Speaker 4: open air drug markets, fleet bag hotels out in front
Speaker 4: of schools, You can't drive a nice car to a
Speaker 4: restaurant for fear of being followed home, That women refuse
Speaker 4: to wear jewelry, that the Hollywood crowd has collapsed. You
Speaker 4: can be Brad Pitt to have your home burglarized. Nothing
Speaker 4: rights about Los Angeles, and imagine living in Los Angeles.
Speaker 4: Don't have wealth and you have to send your kid
Speaker 4: to Los Angeles County public schools. Imagine what that's like.
Speaker 4: Must be like in the city of Chicago with Brandon Johnson,
Speaker 4: It's awful, It's terrible. Brandon Johnson was selected in Chicago
Speaker 4: by the Democrats, who I think has got a fifteen
Speaker 4: percent approval rating, and what's wrong without fifteen percent? It's incredible, unbelievable.
Speaker 4: The New York City was in pretty good shape for
Speaker 4: a long time after David Dinkins left and Rual Juliani
Speaker 4: took over for eight years, than Michael Bloomberg for twelve.
Speaker 4: That was a twenty year run like we've never seen.
Speaker 4: The murder rate got so low that if someone spit
Speaker 4: on the sidewalk or at a broken window, it was
Speaker 4: immediately remedied. In New York City shown brightly and then
Speaker 4: Deblasio took over for eight years now Adams has maintained
Speaker 4: the status quote not good. And to take it further
Speaker 4: into the crapper you got Zoe Ron Mamdani is gonna
Speaker 4: allegedly become the next mayor of New York City and
Speaker 4: uh he said this morning and one of the morning
Speaker 4: talk shows that if selected to be the mayor, he's
Speaker 4: going to battle. He's going to fight using the NYPD
Speaker 4: against ICE as a sanctuary city. That is incredible. This
Speaker 4: is a guy who believes in global Intofada, which is
Speaker 4: a rebellion of resistance director towards Jews, Christians, the Western
Speaker 4: democracies of which he'll be in charge in one of
Speaker 4: the major cities. And Mom Donnie talks about freezing all
Speaker 4: the rents. That's going to incentivize people to build more apartments,
Speaker 4: right when you can't make any money. The way the
Speaker 4: lower rents is to have more availability of housing, not less.
Speaker 4: When you have less availability, the prices go up. When
Speaker 4: you have more, the prices go down. So you would
Speaker 4: think in New York City, you know what, we need
Speaker 4: to build more apartments, more housing, more units. In fact,
Speaker 4: teach on the opposite approach, going to freeze rents. Also
Speaker 4: talks about free public transportation on buses and subways nobody pays.
Speaker 4: Talks about defunding the police, demoralizing the police. How about
Speaker 4: something such as as suing the police, getting rid of
Speaker 4: qualified immunity. Cops make mistakes all the time. By the
Speaker 4: time the ACLU gets done with NYPD, it'll be no
Speaker 4: cop wanting to serve. Also, he wants to have city
Speaker 4: owned grocery stores. Of course, I know a lot of
Speaker 4: the people that work at Kroger. Kroger was founded right
Speaker 4: here in Cincinnati by a guy named Barney Kroger, and
Speaker 4: the margins on a grocery store like a Kroger is
Speaker 4: under one percent of all the sales. If they make
Speaker 4: one percent of total sales and profits, that's a good year.
Speaker 4: But city owned grocery stores are like Cuban owned grocery stores.
Speaker 4: I think Fidel Mom Donnie would like that city owned
Speaker 4: grocery stores. How's that going to work? The city can't
Speaker 4: do a damn thing right. They're going to involve itself
Speaker 4: in a complicated business well run that is a one
Speaker 4: percent profit margin, MAIMI Maybe so New York City grocery
Speaker 4: stores will look like Havana. Then he also wants a
Speaker 4: thirty dollars minimum wage, which means forty dollars because employers,
Speaker 4: if you pay thirty an extra ten dollars an hours
Speaker 4: for all the government requirements of a worker's compensation, unemployment insurance,
Speaker 4: et cetera, with holding money faika. So it's forty bucks
Speaker 4: an hour, which will drive out of business most of
Speaker 4: the small businesses in New York City. And he wants
Speaker 4: more money for public education. Of course, right now, the
Speaker 4: average kid in New York City gets on average thirty
Speaker 4: thousand dollars a year, and he wants more money than that,
Speaker 4: and he wants a global intofada. And that's what New
Speaker 4: Yorker's voted for. Reminds me of the Stockholm syndrome. That is,
Speaker 4: you might recall, it's a psychological condition where hostages are
Speaker 4: victims of abuse, develop good feelings and empathy and even
Speaker 4: loyalty toward the captors or abusers. That's how democrats get
Speaker 4: elected into major cities, because you can't say, in a
Speaker 4: major American city like Memphis or Atlanta, or Austin, Texas,
Speaker 4: which is a blue blue city and a great red state,
Speaker 4: or San Francisco or Los Angeles, that we're going to
Speaker 4: hold our elected leaders to actually perform well in office
Speaker 4: to improve the quality of life in our areas. The
Speaker 4: longer Democrats in charge in these major cities, the worst
Speaker 4: things become and the voters, somehow who are the hostages
Speaker 4: and victims of the abuse, develop positive feelings towards those
Speaker 4: in charge of the abuse. It's called the Stockholm syndrome.
Speaker 4: To me, it's incredible. I'm going on for a long time.
Speaker 4: And this morning, when if you would ask Karen Bass
Speaker 4: or Brandon Johnson or any of the major mayors in
Speaker 4: the city, are you a sanctuary city sanctuary state? The
Speaker 4: answer is always Yesterday we are where sanctuary city sanctuary state,
Speaker 4: which means we will not follow federal law. This morning
Speaker 4: it appeared that Fidel Mom Donnie is going to pit
Speaker 4: the NYPD against Ice. Wow. That's happened before, hasn't it.
Speaker 4: You may recall the Democratic Party beginning with Andrew Jackson,
Speaker 4: as Sean McMahon knows, my producer, in eighteen twenty eight
Speaker 4: the Trail of Tears. His goal was to organize the
Speaker 4: original Democratic Party to brutalize Indians and then has to
Speaker 4: develop between then and eighteen sixty, the Democratic Party said,
Speaker 4: federal law doesn't apply in my city or my state.
Speaker 4: So what they did, well, they fired on Fort Sumter
Speaker 4: and started the Civil War. They said, you know what,
Speaker 4: we're not going to follow federal law. And of course
Speaker 4: they lost that war, thank God, to the North, and
Speaker 4: Lincoln was assassinated by Southerner like Robert F. Kennedy was
Speaker 4: killed by a Palestinian and John F. Kennedy was killed
Speaker 4: by a communist named Lee Harvey Oswald who was the
Speaker 4: Fidel Castro devotee. And the left acts out accordingly. So
Speaker 4: at that point they said, okay, we're not going to
Speaker 4: follow federal law. Get the federal troops out of here.
Speaker 4: Even though we lost the Civil War, we don't want
Speaker 4: federal troops anywhere in Alabama, South Carolina, and Georgia, Louisiana.
Speaker 4: Get them all, get them the hell out of here.
Speaker 4: So they they agreed to a deal in eighteen seventy
Speaker 4: six in which they threw their support in the electoral
Speaker 4: College the Rutherford B. Hayes own condition that he pulled
Speaker 4: all the federal troops out of the South. So the
Speaker 4: Democrats in the South go to ignore the civil rights
Speaker 4: of African Americans, former slaves that began the ku Klux
Speaker 4: Klan lynchings in the rapes and the brutalization of black
Speaker 4: folks that they handed Democrats, which began, I guess in
Speaker 4: the eighteen twenties or eighteen thirties and continues through today
Speaker 4: two hundred and ten, fifteen years later. The same Democratic
Speaker 4: party is in charge of ignoring federal law and the
Speaker 4: Old South. It was about the Confederacy. Today it's about
Speaker 4: sanctuary city, sanctuary states. Federal law doesn't apply. If Democratic
Speaker 4: governors like Pritzer and others saying that we're not going
Speaker 4: to follow federal law, well, his predecessor was Oral Fabas
Speaker 4: and George Wallace. They didn't follow federal law and they
Speaker 4: still are a lawless It's like an insurrection against the
Speaker 4: rule of law. I see it constantly. He had my
Speaker 4: Yorkists permitted to the country. Millions of aliens were enticed
Speaker 4: and permitted to enter America over the last four years,
Speaker 4: released all over the place without vetting and without authorities
Speaker 4: keeping track of anyone. Many had terrible criminal records. And
Speaker 4: now the Washington Post is shocked that fentanyl deaths have
Speaker 4: gone down under Donald Trump. It's curious. The murder rate
Speaker 4: is also collapsing because Donald Trump is enforcing federal law.
Speaker 4: How about that idea? And so we live in a
Speaker 4: society today in what's having watched the failure of democratic
Speaker 4: politicians and our beautiful, opulent American cities destroy those cities,
Speaker 4: doubling down with Fidel Mamdani, who now wants to say
Speaker 4: that we're to go towards socialism and communism in New
Speaker 4: York City. The policies have failed the past twelve years
Speaker 4: under the Blasio and Adams. Let's go step further. Let's
Speaker 4: freeze rents, Let's attack the police, Let's defund the police.
Speaker 4: Let's get free public transportation. Let's confiscate all the guns
Speaker 4: of citizens in New York City. Let's sue the police.
Speaker 4: Let's have city owned grocery stores like in Havana, Cuba,
Speaker 4: and let's have more money for public education. That fails.
Speaker 4: That's the same approach everywhere in the blue cities and
Speaker 4: the blue states. If you're in a blue city in
Speaker 4: a red state like Cincinnati, Ohio or Austin, Texas, you
Speaker 4: might be okay. Or Atlanta, Georgia okay. But if you're
Speaker 4: a blue city in a blue State, Washington, Oregon, California
Speaker 4: and New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts.
Speaker 4: My god, are you in trouble because the voters are
Speaker 4: suffering from Stockholm syndrome. The Democratic voters will not hold
Speaker 4: you account to success in any of the policies that
Speaker 4: you follow. They bring about what they seek to avoid,
Speaker 4: which is a flourishing city. I don't know if you've
Speaker 4: seen the videos out of Los Angeles. It looked like
Speaker 4: Bangladesh on a bad day, Chicago, Atlantic, Atlanta, many other Memphis.
Speaker 4: Terrible crime rates in those cities, the bacherous misbehavior cities
Speaker 4: taken over by gangs. In fact, you have public officials
Speaker 4: in Los Angeles asking that the Latin street gangs fight
Speaker 4: ice mono tomano. The rule of law should be ignored.
Speaker 4: Gang members and those affiliate with foreign terrorist organizations are
Speaker 4: all over the country put there by who by Yorkas
Speaker 4: and Joe Biden in the auto pen. They're against insurrection,
Speaker 4: against the rule of law. The border was wide open,
Speaker 4: you know what happened, And since Trump took over, not
Speaker 4: even in six months, yet you're down to zero illegal
Speaker 4: crossings in the month in the month of May, and
Speaker 4: I think June's going to be the same way. So
Speaker 4: the leftists, the big city mayors, the blue state governors,
Speaker 4: are supporting attacks on federal officials who are charged with
Speaker 4: enforcing the law. This morning on one of the Sunday
Speaker 4: morning talk shows, that's what fadel Mam Donnie did, is
Speaker 4: that he's going to fight, fight, fight, using all the
Speaker 4: resources at his command, including the NYPD, to go after Ice.
Speaker 4: And these are the same ones who are part of
Speaker 4: the old Confederacy, the same ones who promised sanctuary from
Speaker 4: federal law enforcement and provided other inducements and incentives, entered
Speaker 4: this country illegally, and they have a reason to do it.
Speaker 4: And the cadre I've left us simply wished to overthrow
Speaker 4: our government and radically change our culture. As we've seen
Speaker 4: in Europe. Europe has lost, it's gone, and Mom Donnie
Speaker 4: is going to be the latest ideation, which he's likely
Speaker 4: to win. Let's continue first, Paul will be from from
Speaker 4: Paul and Idaho looking to my left, a courted Deleen,
Speaker 4: Idaho has got some serious difficulties happening on happening as
Speaker 4: I speak, So your comments and my comments and more,
Speaker 4: and if I was in the Congress tomorrow. I guess
Speaker 4: they're going to vote tomorrow. I'd vote yes on this bill,
Speaker 4: the big beautiful bill. I'd hold my nose and vote yes.
Speaker 4: I don't like adding money to the deficit. Medicaid's gone
Speaker 4: up fifty percent in the past four years, fifty percent increase.
Speaker 4: Republicans want to hold that fifty percent increase to six
Speaker 4: percent a year increase. Also, the federal entire federal budget's
Speaker 4: gone up forty total in the past four years. We're
Speaker 4: hurtling ourselves toward FISCO bankruptcy, and I hope that the
Speaker 4: modest incentives to grow businesses succeed. I'm with the Trumpster
Speaker 4: on this. I wish there was some other way of
Speaker 4: doing it. But it's taken about five months to get
Speaker 4: to this point. So to Senator Tillis, I say, good riddance.
Speaker 4: Let's continue with more. And we have three lines open
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Speaker 4: seven three three seven. Bill Cunningham, the Great American with
Speaker 4: you every Sunday night. Let's continue with the more thousands
Speaker 4: on the whole. Let's get to you give me another
Speaker 4: couple of minutes and I'll go to the calls all
Speaker 4: over the nation. I've read much in conservative literature about
Speaker 4: simply leaving Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Washington, d C.
Speaker 4: The city thereof just let them die. Well, what value
Speaker 4: are they?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 4: I contend that a great nation can I not have
Speaker 4: all of its cities look like Bangladesh on a bad afternoon.
Speaker 4: I don't know how that works. And I pray to God.
Speaker 4: Without America, the world would look fundamentally different than it
Speaker 4: looks today. And in a sense, is America now fundamentally
Speaker 4: transforming itself. As you've definitely heard me relate to the
Speaker 4: words of Benjamin Franklin and others. I had on a
Speaker 4: guest about a month ago who was the eighth grandson
Speaker 4: of Benjamin Franklin. He said, quote, only a virtuous people
Speaker 4: are capable of freedom. As nations become corrupt and vicious,
Speaker 4: they have more need of masters. And others have written about,
Speaker 4: including Sir Alexander Fraser Tyler, that the great nations have
Speaker 4: a have about a two to two hundred and fifty
Speaker 4: year lifespan. The rest of it is we fall into
Speaker 4: the abyss as all great societies and cultures have done,
Speaker 4: and we're changing right now in to something else. And
Speaker 4: the left, the mom Donni's of this world, want to
Speaker 4: make America a radically different nation where individuals cannot have
Speaker 4: personal wealth, it must be for the public good, and
Speaker 4: having great success in doing so. I think the left
Speaker 4: is winning in all the major American cities. America may
Speaker 4: not even exist in two hundred years from now. I
Speaker 4: don't know what's going to be here today, and I'd
Speaker 4: hazard a guess that the Nations is not going to
Speaker 4: look like it does today, in which a person like
Speaker 4: Donald Trump could be elected to the presidency, because right
Speaker 4: now I'm told what happens in California is going to
Speaker 4: happen in Iowa, what happens in New York's going to
Speaker 4: happen in Ohio, what's happening in Illinois is going to
Speaker 4: happen in South Carolina. Really, I don't know. I can
Speaker 4: tell you right now the US has undergone and is
Speaker 4: in the process of something is happening, like a transformation.
Speaker 4: Will it improve? Will we get stronger? Will we get weaker?
Speaker 4: As the Mom Donnie approached, the Nancy Pelosi approach, the
Speaker 4: Akeem Jeffreys approach, the Chuck Schumer approach, the Karen Bass approach,
Speaker 4: is that the future of this country. Imagine, if you will,
Speaker 4: if it is right now, the vast majority of Americans
Speaker 4: have rejected the idea of being frugal, limited, virtuous, family structures,
Speaker 4: et cetera. Most of us have rejected that completely. And
Speaker 4: right now, the big beautiful bill I guess going to
Speaker 4: pass the Senate Monday or Tuesday, gives five trillion dollars
Speaker 4: more in national debt to all kinds of causes, many
Speaker 4: of which are quite meritorious, like one hundred and fifty
Speaker 4: billion dollars more for the military or eighty five billion
Speaker 4: dollars more for the defense on the southern border. Yes,
Speaker 4: but medicaid has gone up in the past four years
Speaker 4: fifty percent. In the overall budget's gone up forty seven
Speaker 4: percent the past four or five years, and the Republicans
Speaker 4: want to spend more. That's not enough. So the great
Speaker 4: majority of us have rejected the idea of frugality and
Speaker 4: Judeo Christian notions the founders believed in two hundred and
Speaker 4: forty nine years ago. For some something else. Are you worried?
Speaker 4: Bill cunning and the great American with you every Sunday
Speaker 4: night to set up a grocery. Just one grocery store
Speaker 4: takes on average ten million dollars. Where's that mighty going
Speaker 4: to come from? And if everything is free and there's
Speaker 4: no concern about profit, within about two or three months,
Speaker 4: that grocery store in New York City's going to look
Speaker 4: like a grocery store in Nevana, Cuba. Fidel, of course,
Speaker 4: is one of the leaders of Karen Bass, the mayor
Speaker 4: of Los Angeles. He's been in Cuba about thirty five times,
Speaker 4: and also the next mayor of New York City. Mom Donnie,
Speaker 4: also known as Fidel, wants to have government run food
Speaker 4: stores as if for Kroger and Walmart, et cetera, is
Speaker 4: not doing much of a job when they try, if
Speaker 4: they do everything right, get less than one percent profit
Speaker 4: on the items they sell. Every Kroger store I walks
Speaker 4: in look great. There's fresh fruits and vegetables everywhere. And
Speaker 4: if you're in an urban area because of all the
Speaker 4: petty theft going on in the thievery, the stores are
Speaker 4: shut down because there's too much people walking out the
Speaker 4: door with all the profits. Same thing's going to happen
Speaker 4: in New York City. Let's go to the calls. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna take Paul from Idaho. First situations happening Idaho sheriff said,
Speaker 4: we're actively taking sniper fire. This is in Quarterlin, Idaho.
Speaker 4: And Paul, welcome again to the Ball to the Bill
Speaker 4: Cunningham Show. And Paul, what's happening tonight in Idaho?
Speaker 5: Great talking to you service. Thanks taking my call.
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, Well, that's what.
Speaker 6: They've had is for the ambush shooter or shooters. They're
Speaker 6: not very at but it's high powered rifles from a
Speaker 6: far away distance. So there's a pretty good shots. I guess,
Speaker 6: not not to kill people, but there's there's at least
Speaker 6: two firefighters that are known to have been murdered by
Speaker 6: the people. Yeah, and uh, Courtlaying is a is a resort.
Speaker 6: It's a very expensive resort to stay at. You probably
Speaker 6: would know about the floating Gulf Green it has Yes.
Speaker 4: Yes, I understand that Oprah Winfrey, that George Clinty crowd
Speaker 4: all have places in Quarterlin, Idaho. And it's it's not
Speaker 4: a working class area, shall we say.
Speaker 6: It is that they need workers in the kitchens.
Speaker 7: You med say they do.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So anyway, I did want to mention.
Speaker 8: It to you.
Speaker 6: Last time I talked to you, I talked over you
Speaker 6: like I was a Democrat, and I wanted to say
Speaker 6: I was sorry I did that because I know how
Speaker 6: much you guys hate that when that happened.
Speaker 4: Well, I I love Democrats, I just hate their philosophies
Speaker 4: of governance that it doesn't work. John F. Kennedy today
Speaker 4: would be to the right of Donald Trump. The Democratic
Speaker 4: Party is dead. It is the Democratic Socialist Party tending
Speaker 4: toward a communism. And Mom Donnie is this chief architect.
Speaker 4: And everything's free. Everyone's taxed above a million dollars. You
Speaker 4: have free buses, you have free subway, you have free food,
Speaker 4: free public education. Everything's free. Attack the police, no guns,
Speaker 4: ignore federal law. That's the way it's going. In fact,
Speaker 4: i'd ask you this, Paul. You live in Idaho. There's
Speaker 4: no large cities in Idaho. I've read in many conservative journals.
Speaker 4: Should the rest of America simply let Chicago La New
Speaker 4: York collapse? Are the Are the big cities run by
Speaker 4: Democrats for half a century or more worth saving?
Speaker 6: Well, there's not going to be much less to say.
Speaker 6: If that's the case, there's gonna there's gonna be riots,
Speaker 6: especially with the illegals that are still haven't been deported yet, and.
Speaker 1: You know they're not going to go willingly.
Speaker 6: So it's he caused more trouble for Ice than anybody
Speaker 6: else that gets involved in that deportation.
Speaker 4: Paul considered for a moment the wreckage caused by Joe
Speaker 4: Biden and those in charge of the auto pen. Look
Speaker 4: at the wreckage they caused the past four years of
Speaker 4: this country. It is really unbelievable.
Speaker 6: They could have avoided the whole thing if they would
Speaker 6: have just did the twenty fifth Amendment.
Speaker 5: That's all they had to do.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure Kamala Harris was functional either. Now you
Speaker 4: know what happened. It'll come out at some point that
Speaker 4: the only reason on June the twenty seventh of last year,
Speaker 4: that the handlers of Joe Biden put him out there
Speaker 4: with the first debate. You might recall there's never been
Speaker 4: a presidential debate before Labor Day. By then it would
Speaker 4: have been too late. So the handlers of Joe Biden
Speaker 4: knew how terrible he was going to do and that
Speaker 4: that would push him out of the race and put
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris in charge. And God help anyone that would
Speaker 4: vote against a black female even though she was incompetent.
Speaker 4: She's a left wing activist from San Francisco, and so
Speaker 4: the handlers around Joe Biden wanted to install Kamala Harrison
Speaker 4: and the presidency by having Joe Biden fail in the debate.
Speaker 4: That's what happened about a year ago.
Speaker 6: That sounds about perfect to me, the way they had
Speaker 6: it all set up.
Speaker 4: Set up for Kamala to take over and then run
Speaker 4: with a two billion dollar fund paid for by the billionaires.
Speaker 4: You know, Democrats hate billionaires, except George Soros and then
Speaker 4: those who fund the Democratic Party. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 4: We have Elizabeth and Florida, and then Dave and Naples, Florida,
Speaker 4: where I spent the last week, and Elizabeth and Florida.
Speaker 4: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Elizabeth, how are you.
Speaker 9: I'm well, Bill, Thank you so much for being there.
Speaker 9: I'm so happy that your audience is growing and growing.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 9: I'm concerned about the city owned grocery stores. This mom
Speaker 9: Bammy is going to yeah set up against the people
Speaker 9: of New York, and I'm wondering where the food will
Speaker 9: come from. I'm thinking Bill Gates will have an opening
Speaker 9: there for his insect protein, you know, the bug.
Speaker 4: I've seen that, Elizabeth. He wants to have a normal
Speaker 4: a raising of cattle, pigs and sheep and chickens. He's
Speaker 4: going to have cockroach lunches. And that Bill Gates plan
Speaker 4: is to have us eat insects? Do you find that
Speaker 4: attractive and delicious?
Speaker 9: Guinea pigs?
Speaker 10: Basically?
Speaker 9: Right? And I'm wondering where the other food is going
Speaker 9: to come from, like Mexico, Canada, anywhere, but the United States.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean you and I know I live part
Speaker 4: time in Florida. You're there regularly. It's non functional. You
Speaker 4: can't live in a big, major American city because of
Speaker 4: the social debaucher's condition, the lack of law enforcement, no
Speaker 4: public education, you're a nation, fornication, defecation in the streets,
Speaker 4: a smell every You can't live in a major city.
Speaker 4: And so New York's going to be emptied out. And
Speaker 4: I think Mom, Donnie's going to be the last person
Speaker 4: out because functional Americans are going to leave, wouldn't you.
Speaker 9: Well yeah, And I'm just saying, you know, God have
Speaker 9: mercy on the people there, because you know, there's more
Speaker 9: more Jewish people in New York? Are they really going
Speaker 9: to put up with this? They need to have commercials
Speaker 9: about this and show where you know this food is
Speaker 9: going to be coming from, you know, and show bugs
Speaker 9: turning into protein.
Speaker 4: I guess that that's the future. I mean, I'll believe
Speaker 4: it when I see it. But can America survive long
Speaker 4: term when this beautiful, ipulent American cities are in complete collapse?
Speaker 4: What American city run by the Democratic Party for the
Speaker 4: last fifty to one hundred and fifty years are is
Speaker 4: succeeding well? Which one is? Good education, functional law enforcement,
Speaker 4: lots of jobs availability, and the homeless crisis is non existent,
Speaker 4: and there's good and medical care, dental care, health care.
Speaker 4: What American city run by Democrats have any of that?
Speaker 11: Zero?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Tampa is kind of like in between. You know,
Speaker 9: it's good Democratic mayor there right now, and you know
Speaker 9: she's you know, doing her own thing. And I'm praying
Speaker 9: that Tampa will turn more red. That their Tampa is
Speaker 9: pretty blue at this point.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, it's like Austin, Texas. Austin, Texas is all blue.
Speaker 4: But Texas is a great state. You can be a
Speaker 4: blue city like Cincinnati in a great state which is
Speaker 4: red Ohio, and you can make it. But if you're
Speaker 4: a blue city in a blue state, if you're Chicago,
Speaker 4: if you're Los Angeles, if you're in New York, you
Speaker 4: got no chance of getting a public education. You have
Speaker 4: no chance of adequate law enforcement. Don't have respect for authority,
Speaker 4: don't have respect for police. The shattered window theory makes
Speaker 4: a lot of sense. It should happen. But instead of
Speaker 4: going more to the right, the major city is going
Speaker 4: more to the left. In fact, Brandon Johnson will tell
Speaker 4: you the mayor of Chicago, I don't want to hire
Speaker 4: white people. In fact, the New York's city mom Donnie's talking
Speaker 4: about raising taxes on white people. What exactly what?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 9: Uh huh?
Speaker 1: And I thought to myself, how.
Speaker 9: How could anybody vote for this man. I'm just praying that.
Speaker 5: Slee Wise, Yeah, he's good, well match.
Speaker 9: On some of this stuff. That's that Trump will support
Speaker 9: him and that you know, he'll he'll get things turned around.
Speaker 9: Because the demon crafts is what I call them, are
Speaker 9: you know, they're all split, right, So there was like
Speaker 9: three of them running against this this creature, this man,
Speaker 9: this mom Donnie.
Speaker 4: He's demanding into fada, global into fada, which is killing
Speaker 4: of juice, killing a juice.
Speaker 9: He's an is lam mist right, Yeah, he is absolutely
Speaker 9: against the Western society, and.
Speaker 4: He wants to run America's largest and most important city. Supposedly,
Speaker 4: the years I spent there was wonderful. Twenty eleven and
Speaker 4: twenty sixteen, it was functional. Bloomberg was in charge before
Speaker 4: the Blasio took over, and it was a functional city.
Speaker 4: Right now it's non functional. You can't send your kid
Speaker 4: to the public school. If you have a crime committed
Speaker 4: against you, why call the police? And you can't defend yourself.
Speaker 4: And you can't walk down sixth Avenue, the avenue in
Speaker 4: the Americas without smelling urine. There's no middle class jobs
Speaker 4: being created. And the next mayor wants to freeze rent.
Speaker 4: The way to have rents lowered is to have more
Speaker 4: availability of apartments, not to make it more difficult to
Speaker 4: build one, make it easier to build one by having
Speaker 4: more apartments than there's individuals to rent. That means the
Speaker 4: price goes down. But Democrats and communists believe we're gonna
Speaker 4: have rent controls and government run grocery stores, and people
Speaker 4: are buying into that are you kidding me? Let's continue,
Speaker 4: Let's go to Dave in Naples and the many others
Speaker 4: Dave and Naples call your county, Dave, Welcome to the
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham Show. And Dave, how are you well?
Speaker 5: I'm wonderful, Willie.
Speaker 11: Everybody says, it's always in my own mind. But have
Speaker 11: you ever heard the slogan all hands on deck?
Speaker 4: I used to from a guy named Dave a few
Speaker 4: years ago.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's me, brother, that's me, Billy.
Speaker 11: I'm like a silver iglea. I head on down to
Speaker 11: Naples and spend you know, four or five months, and
Speaker 11: you know, a venture back in the summer like you,
Speaker 11: and have a hell of a good time and stuff.
Speaker 11: But what a great place. Of course, you gotta remember Florida.
Speaker 11: You got Ron Desamus, that's America's.
Speaker 5: Governor down there, and he.
Speaker 11: Believes in law and order. They don't get away with
Speaker 11: those kind of shenanigans down there in Florida, the Free State.
Speaker 8: You know that?
Speaker 4: Well, Dave? What about the alligator? Alcatraz? Is the story
Speaker 4: tonight that there's gonna be in the middle of the Everglades,
Speaker 4: a five thousand unit prison camp for criminal illegal aliens.
Speaker 4: There'll be no walls. But it's in the middle of
Speaker 4: the Everglades and the way you come and go is
Speaker 4: by helicopter. So much like want that. That's a fabulous
Speaker 4: idea to save a lot of money. And if you
Speaker 4: can make it across miles and miles of swamp, you can.
Speaker 4: You're gonna escape. And nobody's gonna do that.
Speaker 11: They gonna do that because of the gators.
Speaker 3: Don't get you, those big.
Speaker 5: Boas to get you.
Speaker 4: For sure, you in the mesake, Hey Willie.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Hey Lillie. Everything that you're talking about, everything that's
Speaker 11: going on with all this big city stuff, it's.
Speaker 8: All by de hind.
Speaker 11: You forget about the Harris's sidekick, that crack pop that
Speaker 11: runs Minnesota. He let the mother burn down there in
Speaker 11: twenty twenty and he's the governor, and looks who runs
Speaker 11: the big cities in Minnesota. That place is as bad
Speaker 11: as a disasters California or any of the states you're
Speaker 11: talking about. So that's a blueprint for people to wake
Speaker 11: up and smell the coffee. And New York City can
Speaker 11: only be saved if Trumpster gets behind Curtis. That was
Speaker 11: a great comment that the lady just made right.
Speaker 4: I think it's Curtis Sliwa, who's one of the guardian angels,
Speaker 4: so to speak. It was shot by the mob and
Speaker 4: survived in the backseat of a cab. He's told me
Speaker 4: that story several times. And the guys in New Yorker
Speaker 4: he's wonderful. He believes in the Giuliani way of looking
Speaker 4: at law enforcement, he would clean up the city. It
Speaker 4: would take about two to four years they have New
Speaker 4: York City return to its former glory. And that's why
Speaker 4: he's likely won't get elected. And the problem is the
Speaker 4: cities have changed. The New York City of the nineteen nineties.
Speaker 4: They remember David Dinkins and right now there's short term
Speaker 4: memory loss. And what's going to happen to our greatest city,
Speaker 4: supposedly the larger New York City under Mom Donnie go
Speaker 4: take a look at Havana, Cuba. That that's his model.
Speaker 4: Make it look like Havana And I got a guess
Speaker 4: coming on later that talks about deporting Mom Donnie. How
Speaker 4: about that one. Let's continue with more if a line
Speaker 4: ever becomes available, which it does not. Eight six six
Speaker 4: six four seven seven three three seven calls from Florida, Wisconsin, Maryland,
Speaker 4: and California and Oregon.
Speaker 3: Next.
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday night. What injury strikes,
Speaker 4: Postman is ready to fight.
Speaker 12: Postman Law has delivered over three billion dollars for its class.
Speaker 4: At the music Sean McMahon, I love this song. There
Speaker 4: much for the politics of John Cougar Mellencamp. Every now
Speaker 4: and then he made good music. He had at that
Speaker 4: point some lucid moments. Not so much anymore. A friend
Speaker 4: of mine in the Cleveland area has sent me the
Speaker 4: phone number of Nate Shellman, who's the program director of
Speaker 4: afternoon host on KBOI Boise Idaho. We're going to put
Speaker 4: a call into him in about ten minutes to see
Speaker 4: if he can give us a live update on what's
Speaker 4: happening there. I have his number. Let's see if we
Speaker 4: can do that later. But until then, back to the
Speaker 4: telephone calls, I would point out that the leader of
Speaker 4: the second or third in command of Iran, which I
Speaker 4: had the crap kicked out of them by the Israelis
Speaker 4: and by Donald Trump, has now put a new fatwah,
Speaker 4: which is an order to kill Donald Trump, in an
Speaker 4: order to kill Benjamin Netchinahu, especially Donald Trump. You might
Speaker 4: recall about a year ago, the so called administration of
Speaker 4: sorts of Joe Biden through the FBI, met with Donald
Speaker 4: Trump and told the Trump stor that there was warrens
Speaker 4: out to arrest two Iranian hit teams inside the country
Speaker 4: watching him campaign in order to assassinate and murder him,
Speaker 4: unconnected to what happened in Butler County, Pennsylvania. And at
Speaker 4: that point there was fears that drones might be used
Speaker 4: weaponized drones from U haul rental trucks several miles away
Speaker 4: and use the drones to crash into Donald Trump himself,
Speaker 4: and the Trump campaign was advised as to how to
Speaker 4: take measures to stop that from mc curring. Here we
Speaker 4: are in the first six months of the Trump administration.
Speaker 4: My gosh, what a great week he had. The first
Speaker 4: six months of this administration is the greatest in American
Speaker 4: history by any fair measurement. What he's done on the
Speaker 4: southern border, what he's going to have done with the
Speaker 4: BBB the next day or two, talk about the Congo
Speaker 4: and Rwanda peace, India Pakistan peace, and then Iran declaring victory.
Speaker 4: How about the Iotola Koemaine declared victory over America. And
Speaker 4: if that's a victory in Iran. Hell, I don't want
Speaker 4: to see a defeat. They thought they won. So now
Speaker 4: this second or third in command. There's rumors tonight out
Speaker 4: of Tehran, Iran that the Iolla Kominee, who took over
Speaker 4: in nineteen eighty nine after the original Koemane died after
Speaker 4: ten years, that there's a council of leaders who have
Speaker 4: decided to take over Tehran, Iran, and one of their
Speaker 4: first act is to issue a fatwall in order to
Speaker 4: kill Donald Trump, which or capture they think they can
Speaker 4: capture Donald Trump, to crucify him on a hill somewhere
Speaker 4: in Tehran, Iran, and or decapitate him and or dismember him.
Speaker 4: That's what they want to do to Donald Trump. Good
Speaker 4: luck with that one. In fact, you know that the
Speaker 4: Trumpster said this. He's given orders to JD vance my
Speaker 4: friend and yours as to what to do if Iranians
Speaker 4: assassinate Donald Trump. And if they thought they won the
Speaker 4: war against Israel in America last week, imagine what happens
Speaker 4: if they would lose a war that would not be good.
Speaker 4: Iran had octav had octopuses all over the place, and
Speaker 4: Teyran they had the hesbala hamas they had Boca Aram.
Speaker 4: They had other tentacles all over the Middle East, and
Speaker 4: they're all gone. The only one left is Iran. Could
Speaker 4: Iran and the next three to five years reconstitute another
Speaker 4: nuclear program? Yes, well, before that happened, what do you
Speaker 4: think do you think maybe that would be bombed again
Speaker 4: by the Israelis and by the Americans. Absolutely, And you
Speaker 4: might know that about thirty percent of those living in
Speaker 4: Israel is Israeli citizens are Muslims, and they're very proud
Speaker 4: living in Israel because it's peaceful. It makes sense. So
Speaker 4: let's continue with more and calls all over the nation
Speaker 4: coming up, and if line becomes available, of course eight
Speaker 4: sixty six six four seven seven three three seven. I
Speaker 4: guess one question must be raised. If the mayor's position
Speaker 4: goes to mom Donnie in November, would that be the
Speaker 4: moment in which normal Americans will say, let all the
Speaker 4: cities die. They're gone, make no sense, wasted money. God
Speaker 4: helps those who help themselves. We get the government we deserve.
Speaker 4: And the voters in New York pick and into fada,
Speaker 4: supporting socialist communists to be the leader of their city.
Speaker 4: Maybe Donald Trump should simply say you know what you
Speaker 4: voted for him. Live with it, Hearn Bass, Brandon Johnson,
Speaker 4: Live with it, it's your city. Live with it until
Speaker 4: the voters hold them accountable. Live with it. Let's continue
Speaker 4: with your calls. Next. Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday.
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Speaker 2: the recipient of not one but two prestigious Marconi Awards
Speaker 2: for his broadcast excellence, the one and only Bill.
Speaker 4: Cunningham, Billy Cunningham, the Great America. And I had a
Speaker 4: brief conversation off the air with Nate Shelman, who's the
Speaker 4: program director and afternoon host on kb O I Boise, Idaho.
Speaker 4: And he's going to give us the latest right now.
Speaker 4: And Nate Shelman, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham. Shawn.
Speaker 4: I've been a guest on your program on your the
Speaker 4: afternoon host on KBOI Boise, Idaho. What's happening with the
Speaker 4: shooting is we speak right now in Idaho?
Speaker 12: Well, we just got a communication from the Kotney County
Speaker 12: Sheriff's Department saying that members of the swap team have
Speaker 12: located a deceased mail on Canfield Mountain. That's the ment
Speaker 12: that's the mountain right next to Cordelaine, the area that
Speaker 12: was caught on fire. Firefighters were responding to a brushfire
Speaker 12: around twenty after one Pacific time. When the firefighters showed up,
Speaker 12: that's when they encountered that's when they encountered gunfire. There
Speaker 12: was a deceased mail with a firearm found, and there's
Speaker 12: going to be more information. They're going to schedule a
Speaker 12: press conference here in about an hour and a half.
Speaker 12: But right now, the shelter in place that Cootney County
Speaker 12: had is being lifted. But there is still a wildfire
Speaker 12: and there wasn't anything they could do about that wildfire
Speaker 12: while they were currently taking gunshots. So now they're going
Speaker 12: to start tending to that wildfire. But right now residents
Speaker 12: are supposed to be prepared. But as far as the
Speaker 12: shelter in place, that's been lifted. So don't want to
Speaker 12: go ahead and say they got the guide because we
Speaker 12: don't have that confirmed. But that's the latest.
Speaker 4: So Nate Shelman. As far as whether it was self
Speaker 4: inflicted or police fired and killed the perpetrator is unknown
Speaker 4: at this point. And it was a brush fire. Is
Speaker 4: there any indication that this murderer who seemingly killed two
Speaker 4: firefighters started the brush fire, delure the police and fire
Speaker 4: there to shoot.
Speaker 8: Them makes sense that could be.
Speaker 12: As far as whether or not that's confirmed is yet
Speaker 12: to be actually confirmed. And just to point out that
Speaker 12: there's also a third firefighter that's currently in surgery right now.
Speaker 12: Other law enforcement that responded, and this was to reference
Speaker 12: a callege before. This was an all hands on deck
Speaker 12: moment for every single law enforcement group in the area,
Speaker 12: whether it was local, county, national, FBI responded, SWAT team responded,
Speaker 12: share local police, everybody responded. So this this was this
Speaker 12: was not the most fun Sunday for Quarterlane.
Speaker 4: As far as corterline, can you describe the socioeconomic conditions
Speaker 4: of Quarterlane? Is it a is in an area where
Speaker 4: there's lots of wildfires that take place as an upscale community.
Speaker 4: Can you give us a little social history.
Speaker 12: Of that, you know what, like anything else you've heard
Speaker 12: of Northern Idaho before, as far as as far as
Speaker 12: that goes, But just like everywhere else. It's got its
Speaker 12: good areas and it's bad areas. There's there are some
Speaker 12: very very very rich homes, uh you know, not Hyde
Speaker 12: Park rich, but you know rich homes in the Cordlaine area.
Speaker 12: But there's a lot of mansions up there, especially by
Speaker 12: Lake Quardlaine. But there's also all sorts, all kinds of
Speaker 12: people in every economic factor. As far as the history
Speaker 12: of wildfires, this is the season, so we don't know.
Speaker 12: I mean again, I don't want to believe in coincidences
Speaker 12: that a brush fire broke out on the same day
Speaker 12: as a as a shooting in the in the wildlife
Speaker 12: wild wilderness area. But this is the season for wildfires
Speaker 12: all over the West.
Speaker 4: I would imagine, unlike the urban areas, if you're in
Speaker 4: northern Idaho, the idea of two firefighters being assassinated for
Speaker 4: political or other that's somewhat unusual doesn't happen.
Speaker 12: Very very unusual. Boise, Idaho, where I'm at is six
Speaker 12: seven depending on who's driving. Hours south of Cordlaine. Couardlaine
Speaker 12: is closer to Canada and Spokenne Washington than it is
Speaker 12: than it is to us. But as far as the
Speaker 12: state goes in, it's it's all estate bill. It would
Speaker 12: be it would be like me having you on to
Speaker 12: talk about a crime happening in Cleveland, Ohio. But when
Speaker 12: it comes to when when it comes to reporting on Idaho,
Speaker 12: you know, the population isn't that big here, all right,
Speaker 12: There's a lot of land and not many people.
Speaker 4: And as far as Boise, Idaho, that's the major metropolitan area.
Speaker 4: But this is well south of the Quarterlane in that
Speaker 4: particular county, And you're reporting tonight that seemingly the crisis
Speaker 4: is over. Is that what you're hearing?
Speaker 12: We hope again, just trying to not jump too far ahead.
Speaker 12: Uh But I but I think you're I think you're
Speaker 12: feeling the same thing I'm feeling. I'm here at work
Speaker 12: right now. You've been talking about it. News has been
Speaker 12: talking about it. We're waiting for an official press conference
Speaker 12: from the sheriff's department. He gave a press conference earlier,
Speaker 12: about three hours ago, and during that press conference, he
Speaker 12: reported that he was still undertaking gunshots at that time,
Speaker 12: that law enforcement, that they were in a firefight with
Speaker 12: law enforcement. And I don't know if it's one or
Speaker 12: more people. We don't know that either. So We look
Speaker 12: to have a lot more answers later tonight.
Speaker 4: So an hour and a half or two hours I
Speaker 4: might learn more. And I look upon the sacrifices of firefighters,
Speaker 4: whether you're in Cortlin, Idaho, or Cincinnati or Los Angeles.
Speaker 4: It's a sacrifice to go out there and make sixty
Speaker 4: seventy thousand bucks a year and to know that you're
Speaker 4: putting your life at risk. One of the risks they
Speaker 4: take is not to be assassinated while called to a
Speaker 4: scene of a fire. That's not a risk a firefighter
Speaker 4: needs to take. And this is particularly I don't want
Speaker 4: to act as oh good, it's over. There's going to
Speaker 4: be some terrible funerals to take place. Looking to my
Speaker 4: left on CNN, there's American flags flying everywhere as firefighters
Speaker 4: in their equipment to roll down small streets. People are
Speaker 4: out in mass to thank them for what they've done.
Speaker 4: And we can't do enough those kinds of people. But
Speaker 4: once again, we'll continue to follow this and I'll be
Speaker 4: in touch. Nate Shellman, program Director, afternoon host k b
Speaker 4: Oi Boise, Idaho, thanks for coming on The Bill Cunningham
Speaker 4: Show tonight, and Nate, good luck and may this thing
Speaker 4: be concluded. But Nate Sherman, thank you very much. God
Speaker 4: bless you, Bill, God bless America. Let's continue with more. Well,
Speaker 4: there you have it, live and appears the thing may
Speaker 4: be over except for the funeral of those who sacrifice
Speaker 4: their lives for our safety. Let's continue with more. Go
Speaker 4: to Sandy in California. Sandy in California, Welcome to the
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham Show. Sandy, how are you.
Speaker 13: I'm very fine, Thank you, and thank you for taking
Speaker 13: my call. It's not easy getting into your program, but
Speaker 13: that's because you're so popular.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 13: Anyway, I wanted to comment on the government run grocery
Speaker 13: stores that this guy in New York City has to
Speaker 13: be doing if they've happened, and I dearly hope that
Speaker 13: the Lord will take a hand and not let it happen.
Speaker 13: But should it happen, people are going to find out
Speaker 13: that when they go into the grocery stores, the shelves
Speaker 13: are going to look like Cuba because the government, if
Speaker 13: their government, local government, takes over the grocery stores, they're
Speaker 13: going to tell the grocery owners what they can order
Speaker 13: and what they can't order. And all I can see
Speaker 13: is Cuba. Two point zero.
Speaker 4: I see it as complete collapse. It is running a
Speaker 4: grocery stores like running a restaurant, very difficult. The margins
Speaker 4: are very slight 'n liking a restaurant which doesn't have
Speaker 4: a lot of theft going on by customers. In a
Speaker 4: grocery store or many other retail establishments, the threats are
Speaker 4: are the The thefts are massive. There's people walking out
Speaker 4: with stuff all the time. And to have a government
Speaker 4: run grocery store, nobody's going to pay for anything. It's
Speaker 4: going to be an unmitigated disaster. And he wants to
Speaker 4: put up one hundred free grocery stores. I mean, this
Speaker 4: is somebody in the sky stuff.
Speaker 13: I hope that Curtis Leewall gets in, uh somehow, And
Speaker 13: I do believe that the hand of God may take
Speaker 13: a hand in this, but I hope that he is
Speaker 13: able to overcome this person. I don't kind of pronounce
Speaker 13: his last name. I mean, we don't care, honestly, Mom Donnie,
Speaker 13: but Dani seems to me he may be a messenger
Speaker 13: from Satan. But that's only my opinion. So I really
Speaker 13: think that if Curtis Lee can get in, yeah, it's
Speaker 13: going to help New York City just tremendously.
Speaker 4: I'd be shocked if a Republican would win New York City,
Speaker 4: I'd be shocked. I know Curtis Sliwa, He's been on
Speaker 4: my show quite often. I've been on his show. He
Speaker 4: was attempted assassination by the mob in New York City,
Speaker 4: the guys in native He's wonderful and the city would
Speaker 4: be great to have him there. He could clean up
Speaker 4: the city in two to four years. But with Zoran
Speaker 4: Mamdani in charge, is going to be worse than under
Speaker 4: the worst days of David Dinkins. But we got Sandy.
Speaker 4: I've got to run. Good luck to you and thanks
Speaker 4: for calling you to night. Thank you, thank you so much,
Speaker 4: God bless you. Let's continue with more the line becomes
Speaker 4: available eight six six six four seven seven three three seven.
Speaker 4: Once again, it appears the situation cordelein Idaho has been concluded.
Speaker 4: And once again I want to thank Nate Shelman, p
Speaker 4: D Afternoon host of KBOI Boise for filling us in
Speaker 4: in an hour and a half for two hours and
Speaker 4: might be on the news conference. We'll see what occurs.
Speaker 4: So let's continue with more. If a line becomes available
Speaker 4: eight sixty six six four seven, seven three three seven.
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham, the Great American with you every Sunday night.
Speaker 4: I wanted to get more information about the report that
Speaker 4: we had out of Idaho that the murderer seemingly has
Speaker 4: not been captured, or shall we say, he's been neutralized
Speaker 4: with a bullet to the head, and whether or not
Speaker 4: it was inflicted, self inflicted or by the police were
Speaker 4: not sure. But once again I want to thank Nate Shelman,
Speaker 4: PD Afternoon host on KBOI Boise for giving us the
Speaker 4: information that a man was found at the site where
Speaker 4: the shots originated, dead with a firearm found near his body. So,
Speaker 4: as the sheriff said about three or four hours ago,
Speaker 4: if we get a free shot at him, we're going
Speaker 4: to take it to neutralize the threat. It's fair to
Speaker 4: say the threat has now been neutralized. Shall we Let's
Speaker 4: continue with your calls, and let's continue now with it.
Speaker 4: Greg and Michigan, the Home of the Wolverines. Greg and Michigan,
Speaker 4: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Greg, how are you
Speaker 4: whoa Bill?
Speaker 7: Thanks for taking my call, mister positive boomshuck Olaca. I
Speaker 7: got to ask you. I appreciate you taking my call.
Speaker 7: Do me a favor, Chris Cuomo. Just try to be
Speaker 7: friends with him. He likes you, I think, and just
Speaker 7: be nice and I think it'll work out. But here's
Speaker 7: the thing I got to ask you. There is so
Speaker 7: much extremism in America. What can Donald Trump do to
Speaker 7: offset this extremism with the violence that's happening? And you know,
Speaker 7: and it's not necessarily the radicalization of the you know,
Speaker 7: Islams and stuff. It's it's Americans doing this violent stuff.
Speaker 7: Where do you think Bill agree?
Speaker 5: Right now?
Speaker 4: The murder rate and this will come out. I think
Speaker 4: in about two weeks that there's fewer murders conducted in
Speaker 4: America today than in the past fifteen years, in any
Speaker 4: six month period. Secondly, the fentanyl deaths caused by the
Speaker 4: Mexican drug cartel through the southern border is almost non
Speaker 4: existent today. In fact, the Washington Post ran a story
Speaker 4: about two weeks ago they were confused as to why
Speaker 4: there's so little reporting today of fentanyl overdoses. And it's
Speaker 4: not happening, and so in a sense, if it bleeds,
Speaker 4: it leads. If you watch the news media, you would
Speaker 4: think we're at each other's throats in reality. It appears
Speaker 4: there's less crime committed in most areas of the country,
Speaker 4: and it's happened in a long time. And it's because
Speaker 4: of the gang bangers and the Colombians and the Venezuelans
Speaker 4: and the Haitian gangs are being dispatched. And so that's
Speaker 4: a positive. And I have a guest coming up later,
Speaker 4: Scott Pals is going to talk about a return to God,
Speaker 4: to return to religion. On many college campuses. There's large
Speaker 4: Catholic clubs and other Christian and Jewish organizations that the
Speaker 4: anti Semitism in New York City is being identified and marginalized.
Speaker 4: I'm a little more optimistic today than I would have been.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine, Greg, if Kamala Harris was the president
Speaker 4: for the last six months, what would America look like?
Speaker 7: Oh? My god, your spot on my friend? Oh hey,
Speaker 7: oh Billy Billy, Bill, think about that. Hey, yes, thanks
Speaker 7: for taking my call. Mister positive wants everybody to go
Speaker 7: for their dreams. Thanks Bill, God blessed her.
Speaker 4: Thank you. Let's continue now with is it Rebin, Colorado,
Speaker 4: Reb and Colorado? Welcome to the Bill Cunninghamshore Reb. How
Speaker 4: are you so I.
Speaker 14: Could be better? Because today was the world's largest pride.
Speaker 14: They call it Pride for my social workers. That's the
Speaker 14: Veterans administration. So now you have to call them queers.
Speaker 14: And they put out half a million this whole weekend
Speaker 14: between the governor's state capital and the city of Denver.
Speaker 14: Mayor's City of Denver building half a million all weekend.
Speaker 14: And what about Levivick is twenty thirteen. That's allegal with
Speaker 14: me and my buddy's pub them Scout and we got it.
Speaker 14: We can't have this a revolt against God.
Speaker 5: On top of all the other revolts.
Speaker 4: By the look this way, when I see big city
Speaker 4: mayors marching in bath political causes, they're always from the
Speaker 4: political left. There's all kind of parades, et cetera about
Speaker 4: anti abortion, right to life. In January, there's a big
Speaker 4: parade in Washington, d C. After the Dobbs decision. I
Speaker 4: liked the idea living in a multicultural, multi dimensional city
Speaker 4: state in which individuals would different viewpoints can do what
Speaker 4: they want to do. And I don't care much for
Speaker 4: many of those issues, but many Americans do. I largely
Speaker 4: ignore it. You get a proper permit, your march around,
Speaker 4: do what you're going to do. Now, if they're wrong morally,
Speaker 4: there's a God up above that's going to correct this.
Speaker 4: But as a practicing Roman Catholic, I would like to
Speaker 4: think that my belief system and my views of this world,
Speaker 4: and I have this fantastic platform every Sunday night and
Speaker 4: Monday through Friday in the Midwest afternoon twelve to three, well,
Speaker 4: I'll express myself in ways. And so I want nobody
Speaker 4: to say you can't have a pride parade. I don't
Speaker 4: want somebody to say you can't have a right to
Speaker 4: life parade. I don't want anybody to say you can't
Speaker 4: have a parade and support the Second Amendment. I want
Speaker 4: no one to say you can't have a parade and
Speaker 4: support of family values. I don't want anybody to say
Speaker 4: you can't have a parade in which the American flag
Speaker 4: has flown. I want to live in a society where
Speaker 4: all these viewpoints are expressed and that you, reb as
Speaker 4: a great American in Colorado, can pick and choose which
Speaker 4: to participate with an end in which not to. It's
Speaker 4: not my cup of tea, and I'm not offended by it.
Speaker 4: I simply ignore it and let individuals live their life.
Speaker 4: There are many if the left completely takes over, which
Speaker 4: is what Mom, Donnie and others would like that my
Speaker 4: Christian Catholic viewpoints would not be allowed to be expressed.
Speaker 4: Thank god we have the First Amendment. Europe does not.
Speaker 4: And in Europe, for example, in London, there was a
Speaker 4: woman who was silently praying the rosary on a public
Speaker 4: sidewalk in front of an abortion clinic. She wasn't bothering anyone,
Speaker 4: she wasn't keeping anyone from going in to get an abortion,
Speaker 4: killing the unborn baby. You know, the when you get
Speaker 4: when you get a when you have a baby and
Speaker 4: you have a gender reveal party, it's either a pink
Speaker 4: or blue normally, in which case you acknowledge that as
Speaker 4: a child, a sonogram shows you it's a living, beating
Speaker 4: heart in brain activity. And this woman in London was
Speaker 4: silently praying the rosary, obstructing no one, not even opening
Speaker 4: her mouth, and she was arrested by London police for that.
Speaker 4: I don't want that anything close to that to come
Speaker 4: to America. All of us have individual freedoms to express ourselves.
Speaker 4: That's why I like being a great American. I LL's
Speaker 4: continue with more, and once again I want to thank
Speaker 4: the program director of KBOI and Idaho for calling in
Speaker 4: with the live update that seemingly the shooter of those
Speaker 4: two firefighters, that suicidal homicidal assassin is dead. There's a
Speaker 4: gun found next to his body. It is uncertain at
Speaker 4: this point whether or not it was caused by police
Speaker 4: activity or self inflicted. But I want to thank Nate Shelman,
Speaker 4: PD of KBOI Boise fulfilling us in what's happening live
Speaker 4: in Idaho. Coming up next is going to be Scott Powell.
Speaker 4: Later on is Wayne Allen Root, the Great Wayne Allen Root.
Speaker 4: If a line becomes available eight sixty six six four
Speaker 4: seven seven three three seven, And may God have mercy
Speaker 4: on the soul with that murderer of firefighters. I think
Speaker 4: the people of Idaho will not and may this fire
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Speaker 4: Into Great American with you every Sunday Night by Billy
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Speaker 15: Prediscovering America, has been a baron's financial New York Post,
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Speaker 4: Scott Powell is everywhere. Scott Powell, Welcome again to the
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham Show. Before we talk about ending the Deep
Speaker 4: States in version matrix, what does this say about the
Speaker 4: nation's largest city, New York City, when it selects as
Speaker 4: their democratic nominee zo Ron Mamdani also known as yes here,
Speaker 4: in order to bring about some sort of socialist democratic,
Speaker 4: communist approach to the nation's largest city. And also he
Speaker 4: said this morning in one of the talk shows, he
Speaker 4: did not repudiate the phrase global into fada, into fada,
Speaker 4: which should be conducted all over the world. So we
Speaker 4: may elect the mayor of America's largest not we, but
Speaker 4: New York City Empire state residents may elect the mayor
Speaker 4: who believes in a global into fada, which in today's
Speaker 4: world is from the river to the sea. Killed Jews
Speaker 4: and get those seventy two versions ready in heaven if
Speaker 4: you die as part of the Jihad, and this guy
Speaker 4: might be the mayor of New York City for God's sakes.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's pretty unbelievable. But in this in the times
Speaker 10: in which we live, nothing is surprising. I mean you
Speaker 10: first of all have to factor in the vote fraud
Speaker 10: that got him over the top as the nominee. But
Speaker 10: then he has to face you know, he has to
Speaker 10: face the opposition in a real in an election, which
Speaker 10: will still be faced with vote fraud. But I rather
Speaker 10: think that the current mayor who moves to the middle
Speaker 10: is probably going to win.
Speaker 4: You would think, unless unless my friend Curtis Sliwa, he's normal,
Speaker 4: runs as a Republican, and then maybe Adams and Slave
Speaker 4: will split the vote and then ma'am Donne's gonna win.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that would be bad.
Speaker 10: So I hope that these people have got enough sense
Speaker 10: not to allow that to happen. I mean, sometimes you
Speaker 10: have to, you have to bow out of a situation
Speaker 10: for the greater good. So this Republican candidate, I don't
Speaker 10: think he has a prayer. He got to bow out.
Speaker 4: Well, see, it ought to be Mono Imano Man de Man,
Speaker 4: somebody against Zron who became a citizen like five years ago,
Speaker 4: born in Uganda, who he's self described as socialist, a
Speaker 4: democratic socialist who believes in no prisons, no bail, defund
Speaker 4: the police, no possession of weapons, thirty dollars an hour
Speaker 4: or more. Everything's free, bus ride, subway, etc. It's all free.
Speaker 4: Someone else pays for it. Let's talk about your column
Speaker 4: ending the Deep States in version matrix, and it was
Speaker 4: published on the American Thinker about a week ago. Explain
Speaker 4: the essence of what this column says.
Speaker 10: Well, you know, I point out to people that most
Speaker 10: everyone has heard experienced the transposition of good and evil,
Speaker 10: truth and falsehood. And the best known description is really
Speaker 10: out of the book of the prophet Isaiah, who in
Speaker 10: chapter five, verse twenty said, woe to those who call
Speaker 10: evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light
Speaker 10: and light for darkness, Who get who put.
Speaker 1: Bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.
Speaker 10: We've all heard that there's this inversion of truth and
Speaker 10: falsehood and good and evil. Well, it turns out that
Speaker 10: this is a phenomenon that happens in the last days
Speaker 10: more than any other time. And we're certainly we're certainly
Speaker 10: living through a period where I think all of us
Speaker 10: are aware that things are moving very quickly now in
Speaker 10: God's providence. But I'm a believer that there'll be a
Speaker 10: spiritual awakening, and I think that it has to get
Speaker 10: very dark for people to wake up. And I think
Speaker 10: that people are waking up. I think the nation is
Speaker 10: going to wake up more and more as time passes.
Speaker 10: And so this inversion, I think is going to be
Speaker 10: reversed because you know, people want to be successful, they
Speaker 10: want to have meaning in their life, they want to
Speaker 10: be happy, and when you invert good and evil, truth
Speaker 10: and falsehood, you cannot be happy, you cannot be successful.
Speaker 10: I think people are going to there's going to be
Speaker 10: an awakening, you know. I think it's going to be
Speaker 10: a spiritual revival. But I think it's a revival of
Speaker 10: you know, a lah Donald Trump, a revival of common sense.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 10: So I think there's reason for optimism. But I think
Speaker 10: it's important for people to understand that when you drive
Speaker 10: God out of the culture, you create a bit of
Speaker 10: a vacuum, and that vacuum spiritually is filled oftentimes by
Speaker 10: really dark and evil spirits. And so I think we
Speaker 10: are going through a period where we've driven God out
Speaker 10: of our culture, and the inexplicable craziness that we see
Speaker 10: throughout our country is partially a result of a dark
Speaker 10: spiritual influence that has become more pervasive as we've driven
Speaker 10: God out of the country and Scott Power.
Speaker 4: One of the most powerful statements you made in this
Speaker 4: column was this, the inversion matrix invariably creates a two
Speaker 4: tiered system of compassion. Certain groups can gather in public
Speaker 4: in the name of religion. Others are arrested, fine or
Speaker 4: even jailed for thought crime and praying silently. Crimes by
Speaker 4: one group are explained the way is trauma, misunderstanding or
Speaker 4: cultural norms. But crimes committed by others in other groups
Speaker 4: trigger outrage, riots, national headlines, penalties and cancelation put more
Speaker 4: meat on those bones.
Speaker 10: Well, we've all seen it and all wondered why the
Speaker 10: heck do we give a pass to the radical Muslims.
Speaker 10: I mean, it seems as though they don't get arrested.
Speaker 10: They don't, you know, they can do no wrong. But
Speaker 10: you know Christians who would be you know, praying outside
Speaker 10: an abortion clinic are subject to being arrested right for
Speaker 10: exercising their constitutional right. So how do we explain all this?
Speaker 10: It's a tough one. And I think that, as I
Speaker 10: point out in the article and have said many times,
Speaker 10: that when you can't explain things, you have to look
Speaker 10: for a deeper reason. And I think that there is
Speaker 10: a spiritual inversion. I call it the inversion matrix. And
Speaker 10: so what what what is good? Good has become evil,
Speaker 10: Evil has become good, Truth has become falsehood, falsehood has
Speaker 10: become truth, and so it goes. But I think we're
Speaker 10: nearing a point where we're going to see a real turn.
Speaker 1: You know, we we certainly got.
Speaker 10: A big turn in the election of Donald Trump, but
Speaker 10: we really need, we really need a spiritual revival because
Speaker 10: as we have a spiritual revival, that affects the culture,
Speaker 10: and of course the culture affects everything else, including politics.
Speaker 1: Politics is really downstream of a culture.
Speaker 10: Right right, So what's going on in New York is
Speaker 10: an aberration, uh, but it's it's something we have to
Speaker 10: pass that that we can understand. And I do think
Speaker 10: that I do not see the New Yorker going for
Speaker 10: this crazy radical Democrat mayor candidate.
Speaker 4: What if they do? What if they do? I mean,
Speaker 4: I agree with you, it ought to be one on
Speaker 4: one someone either Curtis Sliwa, who's a friend of mine
Speaker 4: that I love Curtis Sliwa, I love that guy. He's
Speaker 4: a Republican. Can a Republican to be elected mayor of
Speaker 4: New York City? I don't think so. The last time
Speaker 4: that happened was thirty some years ago with Rudolph Giuliani
Speaker 4: and then Bloomberg. But what happens? What does to say,
Speaker 4: do you hift like an alcoholic? Do you have hit
Speaker 4: rock bottom? If Ma'm Donnie wins the mayor and implements
Speaker 4: these policies and there's a flight out of New York
Speaker 4: City of those that are being productive, moral individuals leave,
Speaker 4: I can't take it in him. I've seen the videos
Speaker 4: out of Los Angeles and with skid Row is overtaken
Speaker 4: block after block, mile after mile of the city of
Speaker 4: Los Angeles where fornication, defecation, urination, drug use, urinating in
Speaker 4: the street, open air drug markets, prostitution on demand is
Speaker 4: happening all over the city of Sugar, Chicago and Los Angeles,
Speaker 4: especially La. And I'm thinking, okay, as has La hit
Speaker 4: rock bottom with Karen Bass or has Brandon Johnson Sugar?
Speaker 4: Is that rock bottom? I look at New York City
Speaker 4: that's terrible. Is that rock bottom? And then if yes,
Speaker 4: here Mam Donnie gets elected and you say, oh, it's
Speaker 4: not going to happen, Scott Powell, what if it does?
Speaker 1: Well, if it does, then I think it'll be rock
Speaker 1: bottom for the New Yorkers. It really will.
Speaker 10: And and and it is true that oftentimes you have
Speaker 10: to hit rock bottom before you turn things around.
Speaker 1: People have to people have to be so.
Speaker 10: You know, discouraged, if you will on you know, beyond
Speaker 10: any prior period in their memory.
Speaker 1: They they say, you.
Speaker 10: Know, we've got we can't, we can't go down this
Speaker 10: road any further, we can't continue this way. And at
Speaker 10: that point, and of course there can be a real turning.
Speaker 10: And sometimes it's one hundred and eighty degree That's that's
Speaker 10: what an inversion is. It's turning something on its head.
Speaker 10: Its one hundred and eighty degree flip. So I think
Speaker 10: this inversion matrix that we're living through can flip the
Speaker 10: other way.
Speaker 1: I had you on it forward to it.
Speaker 4: I dge on a couple months ago, and you wrote
Speaker 4: a column about Trump's placing national security above judicial activism.
Speaker 4: Now on Friday, you talk about always the cup half full,
Speaker 4: that there's hit rock bottom. You have seven hundred federal
Speaker 4: district court judges conducting American foreign policy from the bench,
Speaker 4: which is illegal, it's unconstitutional, it's not right. In the
Speaker 4: Supreme Court on Friday, in a six to three decision
Speaker 4: in which Amy Cony Barritt just smite it down Justice
Speaker 4: Jackson and other saying that we can't do this, it's wrong,
Speaker 4: and she went line by line to make a fool
Speaker 4: of Justice Jackson. Was that an example where the where
Speaker 4: the Trump administrative policies that we voted for. That's what
Speaker 4: we wanted, and he implemented the policies that we voted for.
Speaker 4: In a democratic republican form of government, we voted for that.
Speaker 4: And you wrote a column a couple months ago that
Speaker 4: judicial activism is hurting the country and then on Friday,
Speaker 4: guess what the Supreme Court said they can't do That?
Speaker 4: Is that a positive sign?
Speaker 1: It sure is absolutely that we're going to see more.
Speaker 4: I hope, because you know, right now I look at
Speaker 4: I don't know if a great country can survive without
Speaker 4: magnificent cities. We had opulent, gorgeous, functioning American cities for
Speaker 4: a long time. But now Los Angeles, Chicago, New York,
Speaker 4: the Triumphate have fallen completely on their collective faces, and
Speaker 4: it looks like the voters themselves are going to keep
Speaker 4: going in that direction. Karen Bass I don't know if
Speaker 4: she can be re elected she's a blind, dumbie, fuddled fool.
Speaker 4: Brandon Johnson in Chicago as a twelve percent approval factor
Speaker 4: and now ma'm donnie is the Democratic nominee. But Kene
Speaker 4: country be great when every large American city in that
Speaker 4: nation looks like skid Row in La No, it cannot
Speaker 4: be great.
Speaker 10: And and that's why I think part of uh, you know,
Speaker 10: making America great again is going to be the transformation
Speaker 10: of American cities. But it's it's it's got to come
Speaker 10: from the people, bottoms up, if you will. And I
Speaker 10: think that I think.
Speaker 1: People are are.
Speaker 10: I have about had it with defunding the police and
Speaker 10: and the breakdown of law and order.
Speaker 1: I mean that's it's.
Speaker 10: The essential role of government to provide for the welfare
Speaker 10: of the people, and that that includes law enforcement and
Speaker 10: includes you know, quelling unrest and so forth. So I
Speaker 10: think that it's it's hard to see it right now,
Speaker 10: but boy, things can. Things can flip quickly once once
Speaker 10: there's momentum, and I think were very close to a
Speaker 10: turning point.
Speaker 4: Scott Powell many many years ago, in fact, this century
Speaker 4: and a half ago. The Democratic Party in the seventeen
Speaker 4: and eighteen hundreds, early nineteen hundreds rejected. Washington rejected the
Speaker 4: federal control of its cities. That's why they declared freedom.
Speaker 4: They declared independence from America. The Civil War, the Democratic
Speaker 4: Party said, we're not going to follow federal law. Whig
Speaker 4: nor federal law. Having lost the Civil War in eighteen
Speaker 4: seventy six, Rutherford B. Hayes took over the presidency in
Speaker 4: a disputed election with a guy named Tilden, on condition
Speaker 4: that he get all the federal troops out of the South.
Speaker 4: The Democrats demanded that the federal troops leave the South,
Speaker 4: what about twelve years after the Civil War ended, so
Speaker 4: the Democrats could impose upon blacks ku klux Klan, lynchings,
Speaker 4: rape of black women, etc. And they were successful in
Speaker 4: doing that. The Democrats said in the South were not
Speaker 4: going to follow what Washington tells us to do. We're
Speaker 4: not part of the federal system. We're going to do
Speaker 4: what we want to do. We Democrats are going to
Speaker 4: ignore federal law. And then the ku Klux Klan, the lynchings,
Speaker 4: Woodrow Wilson keeping blocks out of the military. That went
Speaker 4: on and on and on, and here we are one
Speaker 4: hundred and I don't know about one hundred and fifty
Speaker 4: years after that Civil War conducted a selfred I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: one hundred and sixty seven years and now the Democratic
Speaker 4: Party is telling us again all over the nation, we
Speaker 4: will not follow federal law. We will ignore what the
Speaker 4: government tells us to do. And we're sanctuary city, sanctuary states,
Speaker 4: and we're not going to follow federal law. The Democratic
Speaker 4: Party of the Civil War and the ku Klux Klan
Speaker 4: now controls all the major American cities, and they're once
Speaker 4: again saying we ignore federal law. How long can that
Speaker 4: go on?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 10: I think I think it's stays are numbered. I really do,
Speaker 10: I really do. Of course, this has been in the
Speaker 10: works for a long time. I wrote a book in
Speaker 10: the nineteen eighties called Covert Cadre, and in that book
Speaker 10: I described that the left strategy was going to turn
Speaker 10: to state and local politics, and that's exactly what we've
Speaker 10: seen happen. And they know that if they can control
Speaker 10: the big cities, they could arguably control the country, and
Speaker 10: they're very close to that now. But I do think that,
Speaker 10: you know, with with Trump being in the White House
Speaker 10: being the commander in chief, I think I think the
Speaker 10: momentum is going to be towards law and order.
Speaker 8: I hope we do.
Speaker 1: I hope, I do, I do, I do.
Speaker 4: I have hope because the Olympics are coming, the World
Speaker 4: Cup is coming, and they're going to see a city
Speaker 4: of Los Angeles destroyed by the policies of the Democratic
Speaker 4: Party and they're ignoring federal law when it comes to
Speaker 4: even this morning, in one of the talk shows, Yes here, Mom,
Speaker 4: Donnie talked about he's going to pet the NYPD, gonna
Speaker 4: fight Ice. How does the NYPD fight ice? How does
Speaker 4: that look? He's going to demand the federal law not
Speaker 4: be applied in New York City, much like George Wallace
Speaker 4: said federal law will not be applied in Selma, Alabama,
Speaker 4: or Orville fob As, the governor of Arkansas, stood in
Speaker 4: the doorway and said, guess what. Black kids aren't going
Speaker 4: to be educated. The Democrats of the South are another
Speaker 4: Democrats in the major cities. But Scott Powell, we got
Speaker 4: to run up against the clock. But I love your
Speaker 4: stuff and you may go to Scott Powell Discovery Institute.
Speaker 4: All your columns are up there. And once again, thanks
Speaker 4: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show, and Scott Powell,
Speaker 4: you're a great American. Thank you very much. Well, Bill,
Speaker 4: you're the great American. Thank you, God bless you. Let's
Speaker 4: continue with more. The Democratic Party that plunged America into
Speaker 4: the Civil War refused to follow federal law. It's the
Speaker 4: same Democratic Party today that says we're going to ignore
Speaker 4: federal law. When it comes to sanctuary city, sanctuary states,
Speaker 4: federal law doesn't apply. And when the next mayor of
Speaker 4: New York, this Mom Donnie character, who may be deported
Speaker 4: back Uganda, according to went On, the route is saying
Speaker 4: he's going to pit the NYPD against Ice. What the
Speaker 4: hell does that look like? Bill Cunningham with you every
Speaker 4: Sunday night, guy, Billy Cunningham, the Great America. Let's continue,
Speaker 4: of course, way on the Root is next Root for America.
Speaker 4: Dot COM's got to call him up about deporting the
Speaker 4: Democratic nominee for New York City mayor, Mom Donnie back
Speaker 4: to uh Uganda. I'm not sure that's real popular right now,
Speaker 4: but went On and Root's got his ideas on doing
Speaker 4: that and more. But Scott Powell brings up the and
Speaker 4: I certainly believe it that isn't as America right now
Speaker 4: in great decline, when our largest city would select someone
Speaker 4: like yes here, Mom, Donnie to be their mayor who
Speaker 4: talks about freebies and talks about uh defunding the police
Speaker 4: and talks about confiscating all the guns, all the weapons,
Speaker 4: and talks about socialism and also government controlled rents and
Speaker 4: also government controlled grocery stores. We would look like Havana,
Speaker 4: Cuba and Bautista in the late nineteen fifties. Had it
Speaker 4: somewhat functional after the last sixty years under Fidel and
Speaker 4: Raoul Castro and his brother, it's in complete collapse. Give
Speaker 4: New York City of a decade or two under the
Speaker 4: philosophies of Mamdani, and New York City would look like Havana, Cuba.
Speaker 4: Let's continue with more coming up next to the Great
Speaker 4: Wayne Allen Root, Wayne Allen Root Root for America, Great Americans,
Speaker 4: got some great columns up at Rootfamerica dot com, including
Speaker 4: what's happening with the Intifada declared by the next Mayor
Speaker 4: of New York City. The line becomes available eight sixty six,
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Speaker 4: By Billy Cunningham, the Grand American. Of course, we have
Speaker 4: difficulties all over the country, and of course we might
Speaker 4: have the mayor in New York City, I call him,
Speaker 4: yes here, Mom, Donnie, who believes in no prisons, to
Speaker 4: fund the police, get rid of all the guns, eliminate
Speaker 4: the guns, thirty dollars an hour or more. Plus got
Speaker 4: the issue that Iran, I guess the second or third
Speaker 4: in command has issued a fat wall and again trying
Speaker 4: to saying that Benjamin Menchin, Yahoo and Trump must be killed.
Speaker 4: And then if you kill either one of those two,
Speaker 4: you get through seventy two virgins immediately in heaven. Plus
Speaker 4: what happens to NYC? One might ask the question, when
Speaker 4: Alan Root, what major American cities in worst shape is
Speaker 4: a Los Angeles, Chicago or New York?
Speaker 8: Well it will be New York if this mem Donnie
Speaker 8: wins but right now it would probably be Los Angeles
Speaker 8: because I, you know, I live in Las Vegas, Bill,
Speaker 8: and I got so many friends who go back and forth.
Speaker 8: They lived in LA, and they all made the decision
Speaker 8: to buy a home here and move their families here.
Speaker 8: But their businesses are still in LA, or their law firms,
Speaker 8: their medical practices are still LA. So they commute back
Speaker 8: and forth. And they tell me, Bill, you wouldn't believe
Speaker 8: the stories they tell me. Your air would raise how
Speaker 8: bad LA is that. No one can drive a nice
Speaker 8: car anymore. You keep it in your garage, and you
Speaker 8: drive junkers to dinner because you know there's a good
Speaker 8: chance they'll follow you for the restaurant if it's a
Speaker 8: nice restaurant, and they'll try and carjack you at your
Speaker 8: house if you have a nice car, or every time
Speaker 8: you stop in a red light. They're not going to
Speaker 8: car jack if you have a junker, but if you're
Speaker 8: driving one hundred thousand dollars car, they may kill you
Speaker 8: for the car. So nobody wears their jewel anymore. No
Speaker 8: one drives nice cars. People who are very rich and
Speaker 8: live in place like bell Air, where buddies of mine
Speaker 8: say their wives go to their yoga or their pilates,
Speaker 8: and there's a naked man standing there when he's junk
Speaker 8: hanging out, just salivating, looking in the window watching the
Speaker 8: women work out. It's become the wild West. It's mad
Speaker 8: Max La. So right now it's la. But if this
Speaker 8: Mamdani is to win, or was to win, I would
Speaker 8: say that New York City then wins. The award. Is
Speaker 8: the worst place in America as the new gaza, the
Speaker 8: new Third World crap hole, the new no go zones
Speaker 8: like they have in Europe for Muslim neighborhoods. That's gonna
Speaker 8: be in New York City. It's a disaster.
Speaker 4: And you were born in fact, you were born there.
Speaker 4: You went to Columbia University when it was functional. I
Speaker 4: spent five year in New York City on my TV show.
Speaker 4: It was during the heyday of Michael Bloomberg. Damn good Mayor.
Speaker 4: We had Giuliani for eight years, then Bloomberg and then
Speaker 4: the Vlasio ruined that for eight years. Adams has done
Speaker 4: no better and now is going to go right down
Speaker 4: the crapper described in New York City you grew up in.
Speaker 4: When you were saying the nineteen seventies and eighties and
Speaker 4: nineties was terrible with Dinkins, but then things got so
Speaker 4: much better. So people say it can't get any worse.
Speaker 4: Guess what it can.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it could get better in second I mean just
Speaker 8: like America. I mean, does anyone not see how much
Speaker 8: worse America got under Joe Biden? Does anyone not see
Speaker 8: how quickly I mean, Trump's only been in five months.
Speaker 8: He's a miracle worker. I remember Reagan, and it took
Speaker 8: Reagan two years to turn around America. Under Jimmy Carter,
Speaker 8: the economy was a mess for two years and terrible
Speaker 8: for two years, and then Reagan created the greatest economy
Speaker 8: of our lifetimes. Well, Trump has really turned things around.
Speaker 8: It's not perfect yet, there's still plenty of problems, but
Speaker 8: he's come a long way. I mean, this was one
Speaker 8: of the greatest weeks in the history of the presidency,
Speaker 8: in the history of Trump and in the history of Conservatism,
Speaker 8: and maga, what a great week. Everything's going our way.
Speaker 8: So Trump has turned things around in only five months.
Speaker 8: So you could do that in the city too, and
Speaker 8: that's what Juliani did. I still remember, like it was yesterday,
Speaker 8: how bad New York City was when I went to
Speaker 8: columb University in the seventies and early eighties, and then
Speaker 8: I remember how fantastic you got under Giuliani because Julianni said,
Speaker 8: if you spit on the street, if you pick up
Speaker 8: a hooker, if you do a minor drug like marijuana,
Speaker 8: if you're drunk in the streets, we're gonna throw you
Speaker 8: in jail. Little crimes. I forgot he had a word
Speaker 8: for it. But little crimes eventually equal big crimes. She
Speaker 8: got to nip in the bud when they're doing the
Speaker 8: little crimes. And when he did that, it just changed everything,
Speaker 8: and pretty soon the city was the safest big city
Speaker 8: in America. We went from the worst to the best.
Speaker 8: And now we've gotten, you know, because of the Blasio,
Speaker 8: to the worst, and now we're going to new depths.
Speaker 8: With this Mamdamie, it would be even worse. So it's
Speaker 8: just a tragedy. I told you, I'm going to write
Speaker 8: a column tomorrow about the idea that I think we
Speaker 8: can deport Mamdaldie before he ever gets elected. He should
Speaker 8: be deported. I'm not kidding, But very few people understand
Speaker 8: he was not born in the United States. He was
Speaker 8: born in Uganda and he became an American citizen. I
Speaker 8: got to look it up again, but I think it
Speaker 8: was twenty nineteen, so fairly recently became an American citizen.
Speaker 3: And if you.
Speaker 8: Lie in the citizenship well, you know, the citizenship meeting,
Speaker 8: if you lie to the questions they've asked you, I
Speaker 8: believe it can be undone and this could be reversed
Speaker 8: and he could be deported. And I'm telling you, this
Speaker 8: guy who stands for global infantata, which means Muslim domination
Speaker 8: of the world in Sharia law and the end of Israel,
Speaker 8: and I assume the end of America too. Muslim domination
Speaker 8: all over the world. That's what he believes in. Refused
Speaker 8: to renounce it. Today. He believes in taxing white people
Speaker 8: more than black people. That's you know, KKK, that's racism.
Speaker 8: What if I said I would like taxes to be
Speaker 8: lowered on white people and raised on black people. I mean,
Speaker 8: can you imagine even saying that. It's so ridiculous. So
Speaker 8: this guy's a racist, This guy's an extremist, this guy's
Speaker 8: a Jew hater and anti semi. This guy is like
Speaker 8: a Nazi with global infantata. So I think you can
Speaker 8: go back and look at the questions he answered in
Speaker 8: a citizenship application in a citizenship interview. You got to
Speaker 8: go back and undo a citizenship and support this guy
Speaker 8: out of the United States because he is literally a
Speaker 8: domestic terrorist. Matter of fact, that's too good a terear
Speaker 8: for him. He's a foreign terrorist who's portraying himself as
Speaker 8: a domestic terrorist. And if he gets elected, you've got
Speaker 8: a foreign terrorist running the city of New York who
Speaker 8: hates white people and hates Jews. It's too much to coup.
Speaker 4: Rhen And you point out that he only became a
Speaker 4: citizen about five years ago. I think for political purposes,
Speaker 4: so he could vote for himself for the Assembly and
Speaker 4: then to become the mayor. It's been his goal. And
Speaker 4: I can only imagine if my friend Curtis Sliwa and
Speaker 4: Eric Adams are going to split the votes of normal people.
Speaker 4: Guess what, Yes, sir, mom, Donnie is likely to win.
Speaker 4: And then he said this morning in one of the
Speaker 4: morning talk shows that he's going to implement the policies
Speaker 4: he's proposing as much as he can, including pitting the
Speaker 4: NYPD against ICE. He said they will fight Ice. What
Speaker 4: does it mean if NYPD fights ice. What does that
Speaker 4: look like?
Speaker 8: Well you almost want to laugh because it's also ridiculous,
Speaker 8: except you know, this is what Jewish relatives I assume,
Speaker 8: or Jewish ancestors I should say of mine. You know,
Speaker 8: seventy years ago probably said about Hitler, and they made
Speaker 8: the big mistake of not believing it's true. When someone
Speaker 8: says they hate you and they're gonna do something bad
Speaker 8: to you, you got to believe them, and you got
Speaker 8: to trust it could happen. And here's the other thing, Bill,
Speaker 8: What you know, people say things in private, in the
Speaker 8: locker room, or you know, two friends having dinner whispering,
Speaker 8: or in the bedroom with your wife. You whisper things,
Speaker 8: but if you shay it out loud, can you imagine
Speaker 8: how bad the whispers are? So, you know, even when
Speaker 8: someone says I don't believe in global infantata, I don't
Speaker 8: hate Jews, I don't want to murder every Jew in
Speaker 8: Israel or every Jew in New York City, that doesn't
Speaker 8: mean it's true. They may whisper those things to their wife,
Speaker 8: but if they say it out loud, can you imagine
Speaker 8: how bad the whispers are? So this is a really
Speaker 8: bad guy, But I'm going to tell you why. I
Speaker 8: think it's a win win. It's a win win because,
Speaker 8: first well, I think someone's going to find a way
Speaker 8: to get someone out of the race, whether it be
Speaker 8: whether it be you know, the mayor Adams, or whether
Speaker 8: it be Curtis Leewall, you know, whether Trump has to
Speaker 8: offer them a major role in his administration. Someone's going
Speaker 8: to clear the way for one normal person to be
Speaker 8: in the race. And then I think there's a good
Speaker 8: chance that you can get them elected because I think
Speaker 8: most decent people be shocked when we really exposed with
Speaker 8: this guy Memdami believes in. So I think we could
Speaker 8: still win this thing. Number one, even New York I
Speaker 8: don't think is that far gone yet. And number two,
Speaker 8: what's the other win if he wins. I think if
Speaker 8: he wins, it could be really good for America. It'll
Speaker 8: be really bad for New York. But you know, when
Speaker 8: Wall Street moves out and every business owner moves out,
Speaker 8: every Jew moves out, and there's nobody left in York
Speaker 8: City becomes mad Max because there's no one to pay
Speaker 8: the bill for welfare or illegal alien housing or anything
Speaker 8: else of that matter. Schools, police, fire teachers. New York
Speaker 8: City will collapse, and the whole world will get a
Speaker 8: front row view of what can happen if you allow
Speaker 8: people that are ge hottest extremist Muslim, radical, nut job
Speaker 8: and communists to run a major American city or god forbid,
Speaker 8: a country. You know, Kamala Harris wasn't far removed from
Speaker 8: this guy. I don't think Obama was far removed from
Speaker 8: this guy. And when you see what damage this guy
Speaker 8: can do in New York City, I think every normal
Speaker 8: person in America will get so scared that Republicans will
Speaker 8: win the midterms and the Republicans will win big in
Speaker 8: twenty twenty eight for president. So it's kind of a
Speaker 8: win win. If we win and we beat this guy,
Speaker 8: then the whole country's Republican, the President, the House, the Senate,
Speaker 8: the Supreme Court, and even the mayor of New York City,
Speaker 8: for God's sakes. And if we lose, it's still a
Speaker 8: very republican country and we control everything except this one
Speaker 8: no go zone. Call New York City and watch what
Speaker 8: this guy does, and he'll be the example that convinces
Speaker 8: everyone to run away to the Democrat Party.
Speaker 4: You think about the great opulent to make majestic American
Speaker 4: cities like Chicago, Atlanta, Memphis, La, San Francisco, New York City, Washington, DC.
Speaker 4: Is the city looked at those magnificent cities and the
Speaker 4: Democratic Party the last thirty to seventy years have destroyed
Speaker 4: everyone and no circumstance in any American city have these
Speaker 4: socialist policies worked. In fact, they've just shown the opposite.
Speaker 4: If the media did it shob and covered the failures
Speaker 4: of these big city mayors like Bass and Johnson and
Speaker 4: Adams and now Mamdanni, maybe they're still electable, but I
Speaker 4: doubt it. And so at some point a great country
Speaker 4: exists when all their cities are third World excrement holes.
Speaker 4: Can we be a great nation when our great cities
Speaker 4: are in collapse?
Speaker 8: Well, look, I try and look at things. Lass. You
Speaker 8: have to look at the bright side of things. And
Speaker 8: I don't believe, you know, I don't want to believe
Speaker 8: there's going to be a civil war in this country.
Speaker 8: But I've seen all the polls which show I think
Speaker 8: at this point, I think it's seventy million Americans believe
Speaker 8: a civil war is likely in the next five to
Speaker 8: ten years, and I think there's like another eighty million
Speaker 8: who say it somewhat likely. So there's over one hundred
Speaker 8: million who are starting to think about civil war. I
Speaker 8: don't think you could live with these people anymore. I've
Speaker 8: said this for a long time. You know, you can
Speaker 8: live with the old school Democrats who do I want
Speaker 8: to name, like Muskie Humphrey, even mcgoverned, they were still
Speaker 8: McGovern flew a bomber during World War Two. They were
Speaker 8: still heroes to some extent military veterans, even though they
Speaker 8: were liberal and didn't believe the same things as you
Speaker 8: and me. But you can't live with these people. And
Speaker 8: I don't mean Muslims, I don't mean blacks. These people.
Speaker 8: I don't want anyone misquoting me. I mean Democrats. Today's
Speaker 8: democrat are extreme, radical communists who hate our country and
Speaker 8: hate Israel and hate Jews. And if you hate Jews,
Speaker 8: next up as Christians. So don't think you're getting a
Speaker 8: pass either. Christians are gone next. So these are really radical,
Speaker 8: bad people. So the good side of me, you know,
Speaker 8: the glasses half full. I don't want to believe is
Speaker 8: ever gonna be a civil war. We're gonna be killing
Speaker 8: each other in the streets. Although I think the left
Speaker 8: would like to kill us in the streets. But I
Speaker 8: do believe, and I've said this on your show, that
Speaker 8: we're headed for some sort of a kind of a
Speaker 8: divorce of America, you know, the Great American Divorce, and
Speaker 8: you're gonna have like a red States of America and
Speaker 8: blue states of America. And that way, we don't have
Speaker 8: to kill each other. Let them go their way, we
Speaker 8: go our way. You know, Basically the whole Southwest is conservative,
Speaker 8: but you get rid of California, or we're gone to
Speaker 8: Washington and basically the whole middle of the country's conservative
Speaker 8: and the whole South conservative, and you get rid of
Speaker 8: the whole Northeast, and you get rid of Illinois, and
Speaker 8: basically you've got a red state of America and blue state.
Speaker 8: I think we're headed that way, you know. And by
Speaker 8: the way, the way people are moving now shows I'm right.
Speaker 8: You know. I wrote the book in two thousand and
Speaker 8: five called Millionaire Republican. I predicted a massive, massive movement
Speaker 8: in America, you know, like no one had ever seen since.
Speaker 8: Like they're early nineteen hundreds of people moving out of
Speaker 8: blue states and moving to red states like Florida and
Speaker 8: Texas and National Tennessee in Las Vegas, Nevada, and it's
Speaker 8: happening South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia. Those are the states
Speaker 8: everybody's moving to, Idaho, Montana. People are leaving California and
Speaker 8: Illinois and the whole northeast and they're getting hell out
Speaker 8: of Dodge. So I mean, it's kind of happening, whether
Speaker 8: it's going to be officially a Red States versus the
Speaker 8: Blue States, or whether it's just an unofficial Hey, all
Speaker 8: the good people are moving to the Red States. I
Speaker 8: think it's gonna be really bad for Democrats Bill because
Speaker 8: when the good people move out, there's no one left
Speaker 8: to pay the bills, and all the people with the
Speaker 8: money are starting to figure out you got to move
Speaker 8: to Texas or Florida. You know, Ohio is now a
Speaker 8: pretty Republican zeace. You can include Ohio on that list.
Speaker 8: You've got to move somewhere where the taxes are lower
Speaker 8: and the leadership is not completely insane, or the leadership
Speaker 8: is not Muslims who believe in global Infantada. Don't quote
Speaker 8: me them against Muslims. I'm against crazy, radical extreme Jihadis,
Speaker 8: Muslims who believe in global Infantada and safe from the
Speaker 8: River to the sea, which means kill every Jew in Israel.
Speaker 8: We don't want that in the United States of America.
Speaker 8: We've always been a very nice country to jeose. We
Speaker 8: don't want that in the United States. So I just
Speaker 8: think we're moving in a kind of divisive direction that
Speaker 8: would divide the country a lot more than we are
Speaker 8: now even and we'll see where it all leads. But
Speaker 8: you can't live with the people that call themself democrats.
Speaker 8: Now there's no normal Scoop Jackson isn't like that anymore.
Speaker 8: Nobody exists is still How about John F. Kennedy. John F.
Speaker 8: Kennedy would have been a Republican to day without any
Speaker 8: question at all. You know, you can't live with the
Speaker 8: people and now call themselves democrats. They're crazy.
Speaker 4: Well, i've read in conservative journalists just leave Karen Bass alone,
Speaker 4: leave Chicago alone, Let New York collapse. Why are we
Speaker 4: saving them? I've seen the video. I've not been in
Speaker 4: Los Angeles maybe twenty years. I don't want to go there.
Speaker 4: I won't go there. It looks like it looks like Bangladesh.
Speaker 4: Or go to Chicago public schools and watch what happens there.
Speaker 4: Talk about New York City with the filth, the garbage,
Speaker 4: the drug use, the urination, the fornication, the defecation all
Speaker 4: over every major American city. And you're thinking, why do
Speaker 4: we do that? And I've read that just leave them alone,
Speaker 4: in other words, just destroy yourself. We're done helping you.
Speaker 4: We've got the World Cup coming to America and major
Speaker 4: American cities that's problem. Got the Olympics coming much to
Speaker 4: Los Angeles next year the problem. And now we have
Speaker 4: Leo the fourteenth and there's that number again, fourteen Pete Rose,
Speaker 4: who's a white Sox fan. I've got Trump elect is
Speaker 4: everywhere I look. I say, magnificent, opulent American cities destroyed.
Speaker 4: And I don't think any great country has ever succeeded
Speaker 4: long term when all of its major cities are crap
Speaker 4: holes and when they're garbage dumps. I don't think we
Speaker 4: can survive. But then to help them exacerbates the difficulty.
Speaker 4: But to leave them alone might be worse. I don't
Speaker 4: know what you know.
Speaker 8: Well, like I say, I don't know which one it
Speaker 8: is either. I don't know how it's going to break down,
Speaker 8: but I know that we're headed for kind of a
Speaker 8: great American divorce, and it might be necessary. And by
Speaker 8: the way you brought up He Rose, and I know
Speaker 8: you love him. You know that I love them. I
Speaker 8: was friends with him. I don't mean I loved him
Speaker 8: like his stats. I mean I knew him personally. He
Speaker 8: lived in Las Vegas towards the end of his life
Speaker 8: the last several years, and him and I became friends
Speaker 8: who went to lunch together. My company hired him. He
Speaker 8: became a literally a spokesman for my company. We did
Speaker 8: TV ads together. I loved Pete. My wife loved him,
Speaker 8: so I tried to get him his part. It didn't
Speaker 8: work in twenty twenty because Trump was obviously a little
Speaker 8: bit preoccupied with trying to keep the presidency in late
Speaker 8: twenty twenty, and then January sixth came along and it
Speaker 8: all fell apart. But now I think I got him
Speaker 8: his pardon. I texted. I texted President Trump back at February,
Speaker 8: I told you on your show, and I said, Pete
Speaker 8: Rose should be pardoning. I think that would get him
Speaker 8: off the band list and get him in the Hall
Speaker 8: of Fame, put pressure on Major Baseball. Trump announced it,
Speaker 8: and then all of a sudden, I started tweeting Trump.
Speaker 8: The other day, I started texting and what happened to
Speaker 8: Pete Rose's pardon and the head of the pardon I
Speaker 8: won't say any names, but the head of the Pardon
Speaker 8: Department of the United States at the DOJ called me
Speaker 8: and we spoke and he said we thought it got done.
Speaker 8: We didn't even realize that the actual pardon hasn't been issued.
Speaker 8: So now they asked the lawyer in Vegas who's a
Speaker 8: friend of mine, to write up the official legal part
Speaker 8: of Pete Rose. It's happening right now. Him and I
Speaker 8: worked on it this weekend. Him and I together are
Speaker 8: actually officially handing it in next week to the President's
Speaker 8: part of the office, and hopefully we'll get it done
Speaker 8: very soon.
Speaker 4: Wayne, we have to run once again. Route for America
Speaker 4: dot Com have it up right now. It's wonderful and
Speaker 4: argument is, let the cities go on their own. They're
Speaker 4: going to destroy themselves. But after all, there's still part
Speaker 4: of America. America will not look like Los Angeles' skid row.
Speaker 4: But Wayne on the route once again. Thanks for coming
Speaker 4: on the Bill Cunningham Show and Owayne, You're a great
Speaker 4: America and have a great Fourth of July.
Speaker 8: Thank you. Root for America dot com. That's the website
Speaker 8: I Root for America and I've got a huge announcement
Speaker 8: coming out in the next week. So stay tuned to
Speaker 8: Root for America to wait for that announcement. Lots of
Speaker 8: big news coming out. Thank you, Bill, God bless.
Speaker 4: God, bless you. Let's continue with more. How about banishing
Speaker 4: yes here, Mom Donnie, send them back to Uganda? According
Speaker 4: to Wayne Allen Root, Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday
Speaker 4: Night by Billy Cunningham. Once again, It's always a pleasure
Speaker 4: to have on Wayne Ana Route the Great Wayne Allen Root.
Speaker 4: I think he's going to write a column, he said,
Speaker 4: tomorrow about deporting Mom Donnie, who might be the next
Speaker 4: mayor of New York City. We'll see all that goes.
Speaker 4: But bring up the point to him, which American city
Speaker 4: is in worse shape? Is it La? Is it San Francisco?
Speaker 4: The worst run city in America according to several surveys.
Speaker 4: Is it Chicago or is it New York? It's hard
Speaker 4: to pick. And the longer the Democrats are in charge,
Speaker 4: liberal Democrats, socialist Democrats, the worst that city becomes. And
Speaker 4: I've said time and time I'll say to you tonight
Speaker 4: that we can't be a great nation with cities and
Speaker 4: complete collapse, in which they have no go zones, without
Speaker 4: good public education, with no job creation, with skyrocketing rents
Speaker 4: and expenses, places in which law enforcement is disrespected, places
Speaker 4: in which law enforcement can be sued, in which guns
Speaker 4: can be confiscated. And now the next democratic idea is
Speaker 4: to have grocery stores paid for by the government, much
Speaker 4: like in Havana, Cuba. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 4: At some point we get the government we deserve, and
Speaker 4: we deserve better than in these major cities. Go make up.
Speaker 4: Next is a great John Watt of Crime Research dot Org.
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham, the Great American, and all other great Americans
Speaker 4: with you and all great Americans every Sunday, Joe Cunningham,
Speaker 4: the Great Americans. So much going on, it's so little time.
Speaker 4: I would note that if the next mayor of New
Speaker 4: York City is a Johan ma'am Donnie also known as
Speaker 4: Yes Year, ma'am Donnie, that he his first order of business,
Speaker 4: he says, is gonna seize all the guns. And also
Speaker 4: he says the police should be defunded. I can't imagine
Speaker 4: that's a good thing. But a man on top of
Speaker 4: many issues relative to gun possession is of course, John
Speaker 4: Lott has spent many years in the Department of Justice
Speaker 4: under the Trump first term, also has written many books
Speaker 4: on the subject, Crime Prevents and Research. Center of Crimeresearch
Speaker 4: dot Org and John Lott, Welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 4: Cunningham Show. Before we get into your most recent column
Speaker 4: about illegal immigrant crime rates much higher than Cato Institute
Speaker 4: wants you to believe, give me your thoughts, and what
Speaker 4: happens in New York City goes even more toward the
Speaker 4: idea that private citizens cannot defend themselves and that the
Speaker 4: Democratic nominee wants to seize all guns.
Speaker 5: Oh, look, we've had places not only in the United
Speaker 5: States but around the world that have tried that type
Speaker 5: of experiment. We have obviously Washington, d c. And Chicago
Speaker 5: that banned all handguns. But what you find is that
Speaker 5: every single place in the world that's banned either all
Speaker 5: guns or all handguns that's seen murder rates go up.
Speaker 5: There's not even one place where it stayed the same.
Speaker 5: Every single time that's gone up, and often by huge
Speaker 5: amounts like three, four, even sevenfold increases after the bans
Speaker 5: have gone into effect. And you know, you think guns
Speaker 5: on that are bad. As he claims, or as other
Speaker 5: Democrats or gun control advocates claim, it should be easy
Speaker 5: to find lots of places where gun bands have been
Speaker 5: associated with drops and murder rates and violent crime. You know,
Speaker 5: even if it's just randomness, you think once or twice
Speaker 5: it would stay the same or go down, but yet
Speaker 5: every single time it's gone up. And there's a simple
Speaker 5: reason for that, and that is when you go in.
Speaker 5: And this applies to more than just bans, It applies
Speaker 5: to gun control laws generally. If you pass a law,
Speaker 5: you have to be careful that you're primarily not going
Speaker 5: to be just law abiding citizens who are going to
Speaker 5: be obeying this. You may take a few guns away
Speaker 5: from the criminals, but if you're primarily disarming lawbody good citizens,
Speaker 5: you actually make it easier for criminals to go and
Speaker 5: commit crimes.
Speaker 4: Because criminal like for example, in England, where a legal
Speaker 4: possession of firearms is prohibited excepting very limited circumstance, is
Speaker 4: if you're an elerly person living in London or on
Speaker 4: the outskirts, you know that as a criminal, when you
Speaker 4: go into that home, no one's going no one's gonna
Speaker 4: have a gun, And so you walk in and take
Speaker 4: what you want to walk out, and that's the name
Speaker 4: of that dem well.
Speaker 5: In fact, there are some amazing numbers if you want
Speaker 5: to compare England with the United States. The burglary rate
Speaker 5: in England is twice the burglary rate in the United
Speaker 5: States and about sixty percent of the time that a
Speaker 5: burglary occurs, the residents are in the home when the
Speaker 5: burglary occurs. In the United States it's about thirteen percent.
Speaker 5: And why the difference American burglars. First of all, they're
Speaker 5: more likely to do the burglary during the middle of
Speaker 5: the day when people aren't there, and even then they
Speaker 5: spend twice as long casing a home before they break
Speaker 5: in that in Britain, they like to do the burglaries
Speaker 5: in the evening when they know people are going to
Speaker 5: be home, and they don't spend much time casing. And
Speaker 5: the reason why they actually like having people on the
Speaker 5: home is that they can then force people to tell
Speaker 5: them where the valuables are. But the reason why American
Speaker 5: burglars want to make sure nobody's home when they break in,
Speaker 5: even though they don't get the advantage of having them
Speaker 5: tell them where the valuables are they're worried about getting shot,
Speaker 5: and one way to avoid or making sure you're not
Speaker 5: going to get shot is to make sure there's nobody
Speaker 5: home to shoot you.
Speaker 4: Makes sense to me, however, are we're fighting this constantly.
Speaker 4: You can imagine what the New York City's going to
Speaker 4: look like if if yes, your mom Donnie actually becomes
Speaker 4: the mayor and implements, for example, thirty dollars an hour
Speaker 4: minimum wage and on top of that ten bucks an
Speaker 4: hour for government requirements such as unemployment and workers competing
Speaker 4: to put out a business about half the small businesses
Speaker 4: in New York City. But also, I.
Speaker 5: Don't know why they stop at thirty dollars an hour.
Speaker 5: Why not like five hundred dollars an hour. I think
Speaker 5: that would be great to do that, and you know
Speaker 5: I'd get an increase in wage too, you know.
Speaker 8: It would be.
Speaker 5: The thing you have to ask yourself is what's going
Speaker 5: to happen to young people who don't have any training.
Speaker 5: They're the ones who are going to not get their
Speaker 5: leg up on the labor force to begin with. They're
Speaker 5: going to replace the types of jobs that they would
Speaker 5: do with machines. You know what they end up doing
Speaker 5: with these crazy type schemes. I mean, it's nice, sure,
Speaker 5: it'd be great if everybody could make sure thirty dollars
Speaker 5: an hour. But the problem is is that firms may
Speaker 5: not view them as being that productive. Is that working,
Speaker 5: you know, producing something that's worth thirty dollars an hour
Speaker 5: to the firm, and so they're not going to hire them.
Speaker 4: You kind of bring about what you seek to avoid
Speaker 4: by having large numbers of young people fired or laid off,
Speaker 4: because the value they give it the business is not
Speaker 4: thirty bucks an hour. It might be ten dollars an hour.
Speaker 4: I'll give you it. We got to get on the topic.
Speaker 4: But I give you an example. I love Chick fil A,
Speaker 4: and so I go to a local Chick fil A regularly.
Speaker 4: I talked to thisssistant manager who appeared to he was
Speaker 4: a black male, appeared to be in his early twenties.
Speaker 4: And he sat down and I said, give me five
Speaker 4: minutes your time. He said, you're here, what is it?
Speaker 4: And he talked about going to high school, had c's
Speaker 4: and C and C pluses, could not really get into college.
Speaker 4: In fact, he said, I really didn't want to go
Speaker 4: to college. I didn't want to be a gangbanger and
Speaker 4: sell drugs like so many of my high school I
Speaker 4: wanted to work, and so I started here about five
Speaker 4: years ago. I was making eight dollars and fifty cents
Speaker 4: an hour. I won't tell you what I'm making, but
Speaker 4: I'm making about seventy thousand dollars a year. I'm an
Speaker 4: assistant manager and right now I'm engaged to be Mary.
Speaker 4: See that girl over there, He pointed to another young
Speaker 4: black female, and I met her here about three years ago.
Speaker 4: To two of us together are going to make over
Speaker 4: one hundred thousand dollars a year. And he said, but
Speaker 4: we were building a life together. And I said, God
Speaker 4: bless you. Why isn't that culturally acceptable? And he said, well,
Speaker 4: because we're not on social media, we come from single
Speaker 4: parent households, we don't value formal education. But each of
Speaker 4: us want to work and have a kid and buy
Speaker 4: a home. And you begin with a minimum wage job
Speaker 4: and ultimately by showing up five minutes early leaving five
Speaker 4: minutes late, guess what you can make it. And I
Speaker 4: tell this young person number one graduate from my school,
Speaker 4: Number two work, and number three don't commit crime. If
Speaker 4: you do those three things in life, and you're getting
Speaker 4: married and get married, then have kids, get married, have kids,
Speaker 4: and that's their plan. And he said, we also developed
Speaker 4: a Catholicism. And he said, now we go to church together.
Speaker 4: I said, young man, I wish your story was common
Speaker 4: and not abnormal. And it takes simply to graduate from
Speaker 4: my school work or go to school full time. And thirdly,
Speaker 4: don't commit crime and have babies when you're married. And
Speaker 4: if you do that, you got ninety seven percent chance
Speaker 4: of making it. But the culture doesn't tell him to
Speaker 4: do that. Correct.
Speaker 5: Oh, I mean you're right. I mean you have like
Speaker 5: seventy percent of black children are born out of wedlock.
Speaker 5: That's there. You know, there's a huge amount of social
Speaker 5: research that indicates that children born in single parent families
Speaker 5: are much more likely to be involved in crime, are
Speaker 5: much more likely to do poorly in schooling. Look, I
Speaker 5: mean it's hard enough to raise a child with two
Speaker 5: parents involved. Yes, yeah, and.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 5: We're way far from the day when one, you know,
Speaker 5: the mother would stay home and take care of the kids.
Speaker 5: I mean, it always bothers me when people would say,
Speaker 5: well what do you do and people would be embarrassed
Speaker 5: for saying that they were home with the kids, because
Speaker 5: to me, that's as much of a job right as
Speaker 5: going out and working. In fact, it's a very valuable job.
Speaker 4: No, we got to get on your story in the
Speaker 4: Washington Times. But doesn't take a government program, doesn't take
Speaker 4: a midnight basketball, it doesn't take doesn't take scooter parks,
Speaker 4: It doesn't take all these make work things by the government.
Speaker 4: It takes those three principles plus the fourth. But John Lott,
Speaker 4: once again, you have a column at Washington Times the
Speaker 4: legal immigrant crime rates higher, then CATO Institute wants you
Speaker 4: to believe, plus the Democrats plus every time I hear
Speaker 4: that the immigration rate of crime is much lower, and
Speaker 4: then regular Americans explain the essence of your column.
Speaker 5: Right, Well, I mean you think people would be a
Speaker 5: little bit skeptical of these claims that CATO and other
Speaker 5: places put out about the low rates of crime by illegals,
Speaker 5: simply because of the fact that during the Buying administration,
Speaker 5: where we had this huge influx of criminal of illegals
Speaker 5: coming into the country, we saw a record percentage increase
Speaker 5: in violent crime rates. We don't have the data for
Speaker 5: twenty twenty four yet, but during the first three years
Speaker 5: of the buying administration. The Bureau of Dustice statistics in
Speaker 5: the case of violent crime increased by fifty five percent.
Speaker 5: That's twice as large is the largest previous percentage increase
Speaker 5: in the fifty years that they've been recording that data.
Speaker 5: Since Trump came into office, we've seen, according to Pashpitel,
Speaker 5: it now towards the lowest murder rate ever recorded in
Speaker 5: US history. You know, it's only the first five months
Speaker 5: of the administration, but you know, surely even be close
Speaker 5: to the lowest would be a major accomplishment. And what
Speaker 5: you have going on is we not only are deporting
Speaker 5: violent criminals, but we're also making it risky for those
Speaker 5: that we haven't deported yet to go and commit crimes.
Speaker 5: You know, one, if they get caught now, they risk
Speaker 5: being deported. And so one way to reduce the risk
Speaker 5: of them getting deported is to keep their heads down
Speaker 5: and not commit crimes and not get on the police radar.
Speaker 4: But what a novel suggestion. Don't commit crime and get
Speaker 4: on and the other thing. Other thing, John Lott cash
Speaker 4: Mantel is wonderful fentanyl debts have collapsed, and that Washington
Speaker 4: Post couldn't figure out why it's the headline was incredible.
Speaker 4: It's not incredible. Is it that fentanyl deaths the last
Speaker 4: five months have collapsed?
Speaker 5: I mean, is it surprising that it's so much more
Speaker 5: difficult to bring fentanyl into the United States as we've
Speaker 5: secured the border, that you also have a reduction in
Speaker 5: sentinel deaths. I mean you have to wonder. I mean,
Speaker 5: you know, it's Look, these crime questions that we talk
Speaker 5: about many times that have been on your show are
Speaker 5: not not rocket science. If you want to stop people
Speaker 5: from commune crimes, you have to make it risky for
Speaker 5: them to go and commit crimes. Higher rest rates, higher
Speaker 5: conviction rates, longer prison sentences. You know, the guy who
Speaker 5: won the Democratic nomination for mayor in New York City,
Speaker 5: he doesn't seem to understand that he wants to go
Speaker 5: and cut the police. He wants to go and get
Speaker 5: rid of prisons in the state there. You know, if
Speaker 5: he thinks that that's going to reduce crime, good luck
Speaker 5: to him, but it's not. And making it so that
Speaker 5: private individuals can't defend themselves. All those things recipe for
Speaker 5: crime going up in the other direction. But anyway, you know,
Speaker 5: the first question you're asking is about the CATO numbers
Speaker 5: that are there. And what they do is they're using
Speaker 5: something a survey done by the government called the American
Speaker 5: Community Survey, which is a truly massive survey. But the
Speaker 5: problem is when they survey people in prisons in order
Speaker 5: to try to figure out whether they're illegals or not,
Speaker 5: in order to see the share of the prison populations
Speaker 5: which are illegals versus American citizens. One, they depend upon
Speaker 5: these people accurately telling them whether they're here illegally or not.
Speaker 5: But they're more important problems with it. One is the
Speaker 5: fact that a lot of the illegals are deported from prison.
Speaker 5: So let's say you are sentenced for four years in prison, Well,
Speaker 5: you may be deported after being in prison for six
Speaker 5: months or three months. Well, if illegals who commit crimes,
Speaker 5: let's say a robbery, you're going to compare them to
Speaker 5: Americans who commit robbery. They're only going to be in
Speaker 5: prison then for three or six of the four years,
Speaker 5: So you're going to get many fewer illegals are going
Speaker 5: to be counted as being in prison at that time.
Speaker 5: And many illegals who commit crimes never even make it
Speaker 5: to prison. The fact that you're in the country illegally,
Speaker 5: you can be deported even without committee a crime. So
Speaker 5: if you get arrested, they don't have to wait for
Speaker 5: you to go through the whole criminal process to be convicted.
Speaker 5: Simply being arrested, they can depor you. And we're seeing
Speaker 5: that happen right now across the country. And so if
Speaker 5: they're never making into prison despite committing crimes, simply counting
Speaker 5: the number of people in prison. Again, even assuming that
Speaker 5: these illegals are honestly answering, because it's voluntary information on
Speaker 5: their part, whether they're very illegally, you know you're going
Speaker 5: to undercount them. You're going to undercount them by large numbers.
Speaker 4: And the other issue on top of that, John Lott,
Speaker 4: is that many cities, I think the top forty nine
Speaker 4: of the fifty large American cities do not ask about
Speaker 4: immigration status. So how do you know of person they
Speaker 4: don't do it?
Speaker 5: How do you know health states have it in their laws.
Speaker 5: You know, from California and Illinois and New York and
Speaker 5: Massachusetts and New Jersey and lots of other states forbid
Speaker 5: you from even asking whether you're in the United States
Speaker 5: illegally or not.
Speaker 8: And many of.
Speaker 5: The other states, even if they allow you to ask,
Speaker 5: don't do it. And even if they do ask it,
Speaker 5: they don't keep records of it. And so the question is,
Speaker 5: you know, so you have you know, they go and
Speaker 5: they say, well, people who are here illegally who aren't
Speaker 5: in prison are likely to lie to and I agree,
Speaker 5: so they're going to be undercounted. But the thing is,
Speaker 5: if you're in prison, and even if I tell you, well,
Speaker 5: we're not going to tell law enforcement that you told
Speaker 5: us that you were here illegally, the person who's in
Speaker 5: prison says, look, I'm going to be deported for sure.
Speaker 5: If they're convinced that I'm here illegally, why even bother
Speaker 5: telling them that. So there's a greater cost to somebody
Speaker 5: in prison going and volunteering that information that they don't
Speaker 5: have to give than it is for somebody who's outside
Speaker 5: of prison who's taking the survey.
Speaker 4: And you know, I'm sure people at Cato Institute have
Speaker 4: have at least a high school, college degree, etc. They're
Speaker 4: bright people, and that they have to twist the numbers
Speaker 4: for a defined result to get what they want.
Speaker 5: Oh, they're open borders, right, you know. And the thing is,
Speaker 5: I consider myself kind of a Milton Friedman type of
Speaker 5: economists have a PhD in economics, and Milton Friedman is
Speaker 5: one of my heroes. Freedman's a libertarian type guy. But
Speaker 5: Freedman often would say, look, as long as you have
Speaker 5: the welfare system that we have here in the United States,
Speaker 5: you can't have open borders because you're going to be
Speaker 5: bringing in lots of people. They're going to be getting
Speaker 5: all sorts of welfare benefits they're there. We know that
Speaker 5: lots of the legals are getting Medicaid even though they're
Speaker 5: technically not supposed to do so. We know that they're
Speaker 5: getting housing. We know that they're getting other federal benefits
Speaker 5: that are there. You know, they get free schooling, they
Speaker 5: get free healthcare. Those create an incentive for not necessarily
Speaker 5: getting the right people that you want to have come
Speaker 5: into the country.
Speaker 4: Absolutely well. The column is at Washington Post also Crimeresearch
Speaker 4: dot Org. Wash I'm sorry, Washington Times a little bit different,
Speaker 4: but the Washington Times dot com and John Lott. Once again,
Speaker 4: we only have twenty seconds remaining. My Mount Rushmore of
Speaker 4: conservatism is Milton Friedman, William F. Buckley, Thomas Sole, and
Speaker 4: Rush Limbaugh. That's my Mount Rushmore. Would you put someone
Speaker 4: else up there.
Speaker 5: Well, Tom sol was a profess yess or mine, and
Speaker 5: I was honored to have Milton Freeman write lurbs for
Speaker 5: several of my books. So you know, okay, so all right, well,
Speaker 5: thank you very much, and people can find all this
Speaker 5: at our website at crimeresearch dot org, Crimeresearch dot orgy.
Speaker 4: The truth will set us free and hopefully, yes here
Speaker 4: my Dommy does not become the next Mayor of New York.
Speaker 4: John Lott, the Great American, thanks for coming on the
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, John, Thank you for being there. Bill,
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