Speaker 1: Bill cunning into Great America, work on this glory. It's
Speaker 1: great afternoon of the prist Day Thursday afternoon Blink or
Speaker 1: is it blin listened to Bling to Blink was underway
Speaker 1: with Ted mcday starting tonight. I guess it's sundown. People
Speaker 1: are going nuts from Music Hall to Finland Market, Newport
Speaker 1: and Covington. All these projections of art on buildings is
Speaker 1: going to be great. Can't wait to go down and
Speaker 1: look at it. And I'm sure Alex's trying to feel
Speaker 1: who's going to be there. May not leave downtown to
Speaker 1: make sure that he has a good advantage point of
Speaker 1: Blink and all that means. But until then, last night,
Speaker 1: in the first broadcast interview with Fox News I think ever,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris presented herself and a punt had said afterwards,
Speaker 1: why did she do this? And the answer is, I
Speaker 1: don't know why, but I guess in a sense, I'm
Speaker 1: glad she did because every question had the same answer,
Speaker 1: not answering the question, but talking about Donald Trump how
Speaker 1: evil he is. And without answering any of the questions,
Speaker 1: including the mother of one of the girls that were
Speaker 1: raped and murdered by legal aliens, she went on to
Speaker 1: Donald Trump once again. It's all about Donald Trump joining
Speaker 1: you and I now as a chair of the Republican Party.
Speaker 1: Alex trenchifilu and first of all, Alex, give us the
Speaker 1: perspective of you Republicans. Relative to the value of last
Speaker 1: night's interview with Brett Bhaer and Kamala Harris, well, it
Speaker 1: was a.
Speaker 2: Great value to Republicans. I mean, the American people are
Speaker 2: starting to understand what we've known for a long time,
Speaker 2: and that is that Kamala Harris is not fit to
Speaker 2: be president of the United States. This is a person
Speaker 2: who did not win a single primary vote. She's totally
Speaker 2: ill equipped to offer solutions to the nation's ailments. Billy,
Speaker 2: she talks and talks, but never really fundamentally answers the
Speaker 2: key questions that face the American people. I thought the
Speaker 2: interview was a disaster for Kamala Harris. I give kudos
Speaker 2: to Brett behar for being one of the first real
Speaker 2: journalists to actually ask her questions, and to be fair,
Speaker 2: he did similar things to President Trump by interrupting and
Speaker 2: asking tough questions and demanding answer. So it was good
Speaker 2: to see Brett bhair do an actual interview of her.
Speaker 2: I thought she was terrible, and I think that you know,
Speaker 2: there's a reason her staff, you know, blew the widthal
Speaker 2: on this thing and pooled her out of the interview
Speaker 2: because it was going so poorly for her. So, look,
Speaker 2: she has no she's not offering any solutions to problems, Billy,
Speaker 2: and I'm happy to dive into that more. But you know,
Speaker 2: again from the Republican perspective, you know, this continues to
Speaker 2: go well for Donald Trump as it should. He's offering
Speaker 2: real solutions on inflation and immigration and the economy, where
Speaker 2: she is offering platitudes and attacks on President Trump's personality
Speaker 2: rather than on his policy.
Speaker 1: You know, it's hard to say you're the agent of
Speaker 1: change when you've been in Washington, d c. For the
Speaker 1: last eight years, four years as a US Senator and
Speaker 1: then four years as Vice president. And so it began
Speaker 1: with immigration. We're going to play later some of the cuts.
Speaker 1: The opening in when he talked about Brett Behar had
Speaker 1: the video of the of the mother who lost her
Speaker 1: daughter at the hands of a rape and a murder
Speaker 1: by an illegal alien. And that wasn't Lake and Riley.
Speaker 1: It was literally hundreds or thousands of women especially have
Speaker 1: been raped and murdered or sexually assaulted by illegal aliens.
Speaker 1: But when it came to can you give me the
Speaker 1: number of individuals of illegal aliens you freely released into
Speaker 1: the country, and the number clearly is in the range
Speaker 1: of ten to fifteen million are running around this country
Speaker 1: that have no right to be here whatsoever. She of
Speaker 1: course went to Donald Trump and is not support of
Speaker 1: a bill, a so called bipartisan bill that wasn't bipartisan,
Speaker 1: that would have freely admitted into the country about two
Speaker 1: million illegals every year automatically when it passed the citizenship
Speaker 1: And so how'd you like her answer on immigration, in
Speaker 1: which she didn't get provide an answer at all, because
Speaker 1: she's responsible for the disaster happening not just in Springfield
Speaker 1: or high but in every small town in America and
Speaker 1: large city. Plus I want to add this that it
Speaker 1: came out about four days ago that New York City
Speaker 1: is seeking sixteen thousand more hotel rooms on top of
Speaker 1: the twenty three thousand hotel rooms they already have to
Speaker 1: house more illegal immigrants as New York City goes right
Speaker 1: into the ABYSS. Because of Eric Adams and all the
Speaker 1: heads of all the departments in New York City or
Speaker 1: either under indictment or resigned. The disgrace our answers and
Speaker 1: immigration particularly bad. What was your reaction to the first question?
Speaker 1: She didn't answer.
Speaker 2: Well, so, Billy, this actually, this is an important point
Speaker 2: to make, and I've tried to make it for a
Speaker 2: long time. This is the difference between Donald Trump and
Speaker 2: career politicians.
Speaker 3: She talks about a.
Speaker 2: Bill and legislation and plotting along and not solving problems. Okay,
Speaker 2: she They're the chief administrators of the country's government. Fifteen
Speaker 2: million people pouring across the southern border, the illegal people
Speaker 2: coming into this country is a crisis and it does
Speaker 2: not require Billy, under the law or anywhere else, action
Speaker 2: immediately by Congress on every single topic. They have so
Speaker 2: many different executive actions they could have taken on this.
Speaker 2: But so you have Donald Trump saying, I'll build a wall,
Speaker 2: I'll steal the burg I'll you know, I'll put an
Speaker 2: executive order in place that you remain in Mexico before
Speaker 2: you across our southern border. I'll bolster, you know, our
Speaker 2: border patrol. You know, by the way, he did get
Speaker 2: the border patrol Union endorsement, which is crucial but anyway,
Speaker 2: he actually talks about solving the problems. Career politicians like
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris and Joe Biden only no government talk about.
Speaker 3: Passing the next bill.
Speaker 2: It's it's like, you know, your house is flooded with
Speaker 2: water and you call the legislature instead of going and
Speaker 2: fixing the you know, the leaking pipe. I mean, it
Speaker 2: really is that simple bill. And that's kind of the
Speaker 2: fundamental difference between what's happening in Washington right now, built
Speaker 2: with Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and what Donald Trump offers,
Speaker 2: which is solutions, real solutions and real problems. They have
Speaker 2: failed on immigration, She's been a major part of the problem.
Speaker 2: They did put her in charge of the southern border
Speaker 2: as the borders are.
Speaker 3: She was terrible in that.
Speaker 2: Job, which is why she couldn't win a single primary
Speaker 2: on the Democrat side, and why right now you know
Speaker 2: she's been a terrible candate for president.
Speaker 3: So I thought her answer Billy was terrible.
Speaker 1: And Alex State chair of the Republican Party. One can
Speaker 1: only imagine if she is elected president. You think fifteen
Speaker 1: to twenty million is a big number, wait till she
Speaker 1: opens the southern border even further. As the president with
Speaker 1: the idea that the wind beneath my wings are the
Speaker 1: American people don't want me to do this, so unconstrained
Speaker 1: by an election, it's going to get worse with fifty
Speaker 1: million or one hundred million all over the country. Secondly,
Speaker 1: there was another good part with the seventy nine percent
Speaker 1: of the wrong track. It used to be seventy one
Speaker 1: seventy five percent, we're on the wrong track. And so
Speaker 1: there's a new poll by Fox News in Sana College
Speaker 1: that says seventy nine percent of the American people say
Speaker 1: we're on the wrong track. So Brett Behar asked her
Speaker 1: with the agent of continuing the policies of Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: because she has said repeatedly that I can't think of
Speaker 1: any one thing that I would have done differently the
Speaker 1: past four years that Senile Joe did, she suddenly becomes
Speaker 1: the agent of change. So the question was, well, since
Speaker 1: seventy nine percent of US Americans think we're on the
Speaker 1: wrong track, and since you have said repeatedly many interviews
Speaker 1: there's not one thing you would have done differently, how
Speaker 1: are you an agent of change? How was that answer?
Speaker 3: Buyer? Well, I mean it's more of the same.
Speaker 2: You know, Billy, we could have some fun with how
Speaker 2: bad this interview went. But what's not funny or fun
Speaker 2: is how bad the country is faring right now. And
Speaker 2: I just just one very small example. You know, Billy,
Speaker 2: I don't know about you.
Speaker 3: I bought my first house.
Speaker 2: I was able to scrape together of down payment get
Speaker 2: a mortgage at about twenty six years of age. You
Speaker 2: know how few twenty six year olds. And by the way,
Speaker 2: I didn't make a high salary. I was a government employee.
Speaker 2: I was able to scrape together enough money.
Speaker 3: No, you know, no help.
Speaker 2: Really, I come from a pretty working class situation. We
Speaker 2: were able to scrape together a mortgage through my wife,
Speaker 2: and I bought.
Speaker 3: Our first home.
Speaker 2: You know, my twenty six year olds are buying their
Speaker 2: first home in this climate, in this economy right now,
Speaker 2: very very few. It's home ownership is down. We've got
Speaker 2: issues across the board with our economy. You know, your
Speaker 2: dollars go far, you know, they don't go nearly as
Speaker 2: far as they ought to go, giving the inflation arey
Speaker 2: issues the country faces. So the reason that that poll
Speaker 2: sets seventy nine percent of the American people think we're
Speaker 2: on the wrong track is because we are and if
Speaker 2: you think Kamala Harris is the person to fix it,
Speaker 2: if you think she's the person to fix it, you
Speaker 2: need to reevaluate. Look, there's a new direction for the country.
Speaker 2: It's to embrace freedom and capitalism. And yes, Donald Trump
Speaker 2: is an unconventional political figure. I think everybody understands that already.
Speaker 2: But his policies, in conjunction with the Republican policies coming
Speaker 2: out of the Congress and the last term that he
Speaker 2: was president, were successful for the American people. They lifted
Speaker 2: up every demographic group the country who was humming right along.
Speaker 2: And the long comes COVID and that kind of set
Speaker 2: us back. We're still kind of recovering. The bottom line
Speaker 2: is we have a new direction, and it's embracing American capitalism,
Speaker 2: American andernies, production and all the things that we as
Speaker 2: Republicans that.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump talks about.
Speaker 2: It's not the same old left wing, far left wing
Speaker 2: liberal ways of Kamala Harrison, Joe.
Speaker 1: Biden, and Alex Taxios dot Com. I monitor everything simultaneously.
Speaker 1: She had that disastrous interview on the View. Now there's
Speaker 1: a tough place for Kamala Harris to go is the view,
Speaker 1: and Sonny Houston asked the question, is there anything you
Speaker 1: would have done differently the last four years as vice president?
Speaker 1: She thought about it and said no, basically, I can't
Speaker 1: think of anything I would have done differently. She came
Speaker 1: off set and her handlers as four or five consultants
Speaker 1: got her into her room and said to her, moun
Speaker 1: and vice president, what the hell are you doing? The
Speaker 1: whole campaign is about a new pant forward, a new
Speaker 1: way of looking at things. We gave you this chart,
Speaker 1: these three things you did that was good to take
Speaker 1: credit for him under Biden, and these three new things
Speaker 1: you got to do. And so a few hours letters
Speaker 1: she found herself in front of Stephen Colbert. Now there's
Speaker 1: another tough interview in which the same question was asked.
Speaker 1: Colbert was told by her handlers ahead of time, you
Speaker 1: got to ask this question because she'll give a different answer. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'll ask it same question, what will you have done differently?
Speaker 1: And there was three things they'd written out for and
Speaker 1: she looked a little confused and said, well, you know,
Speaker 1: we've had a success for four years. Not a lot
Speaker 1: I would have done differently. So she comes off set,
Speaker 1: her handlers say, bout and Vice President, here's the card,
Speaker 1: here's the three things that went wrong, and here's the
Speaker 1: three things. And she's like, I got it. I got it.
Speaker 1: The next morning she's all with Howard Stern. They say,
Speaker 1: Howard ask her this question, and she gave the same
Speaker 1: damn answer forgot about the three things and the other
Speaker 1: three things. And so when seventy nine percent of a
Speaker 1: saber on the wrong track, I want to know what
Speaker 1: in the hell she's doing last night with Brett Baar.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Thirdly, sinility, soinility of Joe Biden, she said repeatedly, in
Speaker 1: the six months before he was pushed out of office,
Speaker 1: does this guy's sharp as attack? He's writing iamic pentameters,
Speaker 1: he's writing poems in his free time. He can read
Speaker 1: the Elide in the Odyssey backwards and memorize the Constitution,
Speaker 1: And all of a sudden, the guy's a babbling fool.
Speaker 1: What she's been for the last two years? She was
Speaker 1: asked repeatedly, at what point did you realize this guy
Speaker 1: is not reading the elide in the Odyssey backwards? At
Speaker 1: what point did you understand he's got mental problems? She
Speaker 1: answered the question by saying Donald Trump is seventy eight
Speaker 1: years old. Donald Trump, I'll be like, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: what about the question? What answer the question? What about senility?
Speaker 1: And she had no clue, had no answer. Alex, you're
Speaker 1: like a politician, you chair the Republican Party. Give me
Speaker 1: the answer of the soinility. Of course, for the last
Speaker 1: two years, all of us that have family members that
Speaker 1: have slide into the abyss of Alzheimer's and dementia. I
Speaker 1: get it, I understand it. I pray to God. I
Speaker 1: don't get it. Tony Bender Pheers he's already got it.
Speaker 1: I hope he doesn't. But nonetheless, why not provide an
Speaker 1: answer that makes some sense when you know the question
Speaker 1: is coming? Answer the question? Did she answer the question?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, I pissed off?
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, Well, Billy, listen, well listen. I mean, you're
Speaker 2: exactly right on everything you've said. But the other the
Speaker 2: point here that's very important in my mind to make
Speaker 2: is right now, the country is involved in a scandal
Speaker 2: bigger than Watergate, and the scandal is this, we have
Speaker 2: an entire administration in Washington that is covering for a
Speaker 2: commander in chief, a guy with the ability to launch
Speaker 2: nuclear war the likes of which this planet has never seen.
Speaker 2: Who is plainly unfit for the office. What's happening with
Speaker 2: Joe Biden. I've seen that my family, others have seen
Speaker 2: in their family. It's sad and unfortunate on a human level.
Speaker 2: But ask yourself, if Joe Biden ought to be the
Speaker 2: commander in chief and running the country, have his hands
Speaker 2: on the levers of power. That is a scandal of
Speaker 2: mammoth proportions. And Kamala Harris had a front row seat
Speaker 2: and continues, by the way, as the vice president to have.
Speaker 3: A front row seat in a scandal bigger than Watergate.
Speaker 2: Our mainstream press will not cover it for obvious reasons
Speaker 2: because it helps Donald Trump. But we're going to learn
Speaker 2: in the next couple of years, is the books start
Speaker 2: to seep out, Billy as actually people start to evaluate
Speaker 2: what's been going on. Joe Biden has been unfit for
Speaker 2: this job for probably a couple of years, maybe longer.
Speaker 2: And I don't mean ideologically unfit, I mean mentally not
Speaker 2: prepared to manage the affairs of the country. And it's
Speaker 2: amazing to me that we have not had a sixty
Speaker 2: minutes expose.
Speaker 3: It's amazing to me that we don't.
Speaker 2: Have more people talking about having She's at a front
Speaker 2: row seat to history, so when she's asked that question,
Speaker 2: she knows she's part of a massive cover up on
Speaker 2: what's going on with the president of the United States.
Speaker 2: So that's why she deflects. And again one more area
Speaker 2: where she failed in that.
Speaker 1: Interview, Alex t Here we sit on Thursday, October the
Speaker 1: seventeenth in the afternoon. I guess yah Yah Sinmar is
Speaker 1: met as maker and I hope he's in the bowels
Speaker 1: of hell with a bunch of other mass murderers. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: the country is ongoing as I speak today, tomorrow, this weekend,
Speaker 1: last week, last month, last year. We need somebody to
Speaker 1: run the country. It's not Joe Biden. The media won't
Speaker 1: cover it. Now, lastly, can you give me a capsule.
Speaker 1: I know this is something that many are concerned about,
Speaker 1: and which is State Issue Won? Which is I was
Speaker 1: on with Eddie and the Rock yesterday afternoon trying to
Speaker 1: describe what the heck it is. When you read the
Speaker 1: first sentence of the State Issue WON, you can vote
Speaker 1: yes on it if you read the sentence. But the
Speaker 1: polling my sources tell me in the case, it's going
Speaker 1: to pass, despite the fact that those in Michigan that
Speaker 1: have a similar constitutional amendment say it's been a disaster, goes,
Speaker 1: it's chopping up municipalities, chucking chopping up the black vote,
Speaker 1: et cetera. Soy, can you give us a thirty second capsule?
Speaker 1: What is State Issue one and why do you encourage
Speaker 1: most normal Americans are going to vote no on State
Speaker 1: Issue one because it takes away the right to vote.
Speaker 1: Explain that to the American people.
Speaker 2: Well, thirty seconds is hard, But I'm going to be
Speaker 2: very brief and say the following things to you, a
Speaker 2: billy through how Republican Party unanimously voted to endorse a
Speaker 2: no position on Issue one. President Trump is a no
Speaker 2: un issue one. Governor de Wine is a no un
Speaker 2: issue one. Bill Cunningham is a no un issue one.
Speaker 2: You're a flying company. A Republican in this state knows
Speaker 2: Issue one is a scam and a lie. It's twenty
Speaker 2: five million dollars of out of state dark money. Special
Speaker 2: interest far left progressive causes have come into Ohio trying
Speaker 2: to convince you to strip out your power as a
Speaker 2: voter in the redistricting process.
Speaker 3: This is a complete scam.
Speaker 2: And everybody listening today who's going to vote for Donald
Speaker 2: Trump and vote for Republicans, please educate yourself and your neighbors.
Speaker 2: This is a Democrat power ground because Democrats cannot win
Speaker 2: races in an otherwise red state because they have left
Speaker 2: the mainstream of American politics.
Speaker 3: So that is the challenge with Issue one. Vote no.
Speaker 1: Lastly, we vote for the members of the Reapportionment Board.
Speaker 1: We vote for the governor, we vote for the Secretary
Speaker 1: of State, we vote for the auditor, we vote for
Speaker 1: the state senators and the state reps. On the commission.
Speaker 1: There's seven members. We actually go and we vote. If
Speaker 1: this thing passes, voting is done, there'll be no citizens
Speaker 1: voting anymore for members of the Reapportionment Board. There'll be
Speaker 1: a bunch of eggheads in academia picking five Republicans, supposedly
Speaker 1: five Democrats and five independents. They're going to tell you
Speaker 1: what the lines are absent judicial review, spend all the
Speaker 1: money they need to get it done, and the people
Speaker 1: actually will quit voting on members of the Reapportionment Board.
Speaker 1: So if you're a Democrat and you believe in democracy
Speaker 1: and voting, you got to vote. Known issue won because
Speaker 1: what it means is if it passes, you're done voting
Speaker 1: on members of the Reapportionment Board. And that's the answer.
Speaker 1: Alex t We got to run, but thanks for giving
Speaker 1: giving us your opinion, and immigration on the wrong track,
Speaker 1: seventy nine percent of US economy on the wrong track,
Speaker 1: sinility of the president, and Kamala Harris's positions are to
Speaker 1: do more of the same. Alex Trenchafilu, Chair of the
Speaker 1: Republican Party, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: Now go eat some back La.
Speaker 2: Bah God Bless America, Billy always going to be with you,
Speaker 2: and God bless Greece.
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