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Speaker 3: Hi, I'm Billy Cunningham, the Great America. Welcome this Easter
Speaker 3: Sunday night, and I may you and yours listen be listening.
Speaker 3: Later on, we have objective proof coming, not just subjectivity,
Speaker 3: but objective proof as to the existence of Jesus of Nazareth,
Speaker 3: proof as to his crucifixion, proof as to his burial,
Speaker 3: and proof as to his resurrection. Without a resurrection, there
Speaker 3: would be no Christ because only God could have done
Speaker 3: what Jesus had done, which is be killed and then
Speaker 3: three days later arise from the dead. That doesn't happen
Speaker 3: except through divine intervention. And if you've seen the movie
Speaker 3: The Passion of the Christ, which I think was hard
Speaker 3: to watch but fabulous, it was obvious that the man
Speaker 3: depicted there. Mel Gibson's film had a man that was
Speaker 3: beaten to within a half an inch of his life
Speaker 3: and seeped away. The eyewitnesses to the crucifixion within a
Speaker 3: generation or less, wrote down what had occurred, and also
Speaker 3: that he was buried. Joseph came and got him buried
Speaker 3: before sundown, and then he rose from the dead is clear.
Speaker 3: And among various things. Number One, you had twelve apostles,
Speaker 3: you might recalled the Matthias took the place of Judas,
Speaker 3: and at the crucifixion site, they were all, shall we say,
Speaker 3: beyond devastated. They thought, Okay, we've been following this guy
Speaker 3: for three years, and look what's happening right now. It's awful,
Speaker 3: it's terrible. And as a consequence, he's not who he
Speaker 3: says he was, because he's dead. In fact, that they
Speaker 3: were so uncertain about what they were watching that Peter
Speaker 3: denied the Christ three times, and you might recall Jesus
Speaker 3: told him that he would deny him three times before
Speaker 3: the cock road in the morning, and the cock road
Speaker 3: and Peter, Saint Peter, denied him three times. And there
Speaker 3: was one or two apostles out the crucifixion site, which
Speaker 3: was terrible to watch a man slowly died.
Speaker 4: That they loved.
Speaker 3: He was basically skinned, alive and beaten to within a
Speaker 3: half an inch of his life of his death, and
Speaker 3: he died on the cross. The sword was taken and
Speaker 3: thrust between his ribs, threw his pericardium, threw the lining
Speaker 3: into his lungs, into his heart to make sure he
Speaker 3: was dead, taken down from across, and the apostles at
Speaker 3: that point said, we've wasted three years because this guy
Speaker 3: is dead. He said he was the son of God,
Speaker 3: the son of man. Now look what we're looking looking
Speaker 3: at him. John was looking at him, saying, my God,
Speaker 3: look at this. His mother was there and watched it all.
Speaker 3: And if that was the end of the story, I
Speaker 3: would not be a practicing Roman Catholic right now, because
Speaker 3: what he was saying was false. He would have been
Speaker 3: a false prophet. The proof is only in the resurrection
Speaker 3: from the dead, the forgiveness of sins. And how do
Speaker 3: we know that took place, Well, there were about ten
Speaker 3: to twelve appearances he made, and that one point was
Speaker 3: in front of five hundred people, and they saw that
Speaker 3: the resurrected Christ was in fact the son of God,
Speaker 3: because only the son of God could have resurrected himself
Speaker 3: from the tomb, whether it's a holy sepulcher or whether
Speaker 3: the garden tomb. I've been in both. I think it's
Speaker 3: holy sepulcher. But wherever it was that, only a living
Speaker 3: God could have erected himself cause himself to live after that.
Speaker 3: And how do we know that's true because the apostles
Speaker 3: eyewitness has said it happened. And the key piece of evidence,
Speaker 3: among many others, is that at the sight of the crucifixion,
Speaker 3: the eleven apostles that remained were done. In fact, Peter
Speaker 3: denied them, and they thought, okay, we've wasted the last
Speaker 3: three years. And then when the Christ appeared to them
Speaker 3: several times shall we say, shocked and amazed at what
Speaker 3: they were watching, and that was the proof to them
Speaker 3: that this was the son of God, the son of Man,
Speaker 3: Jesus is divine. Otherwise, why would they spend the next
Speaker 3: several decades of their lives preaching a gospel when it
Speaker 3: was false, when it was not based upon solid ground,
Speaker 3: based upon things they have observed, And who in the
Speaker 3: right mind would give their life for a lie. Except
Speaker 3: for John, the other eleven apostles were killed in horrible ways.
Speaker 3: Some were skinned alive, some were crucified, some were stoned
Speaker 3: to death, some were burned alive, and they all gave
Speaker 3: their life for this person. Now would they have done
Speaker 3: that if it was a lie themselves? If Christ was
Speaker 3: not resurrected, Would you give your life.
Speaker 4: For a lie?
Speaker 3: I don't think so. So it's real and what he
Speaker 3: said is real. We have many accounts. We have Scott
Speaker 3: Powell coming up later, who's written quite a column at
Speaker 3: townhall dot com about Easter. The resurrection of Jesus transformed
Speaker 3: the world forever. In fact, he lives today. And secondly,
Speaker 3: he's the only biblical character. In fact, the Bible foretold
Speaker 3: his arrival one thousand years before it occurred, and it happened.
Speaker 3: And it's sad that many do not accept it as true.
Speaker 3: But nonetheless, the essence of what Jesus said and what
Speaker 3: he did, the crucifixion, the resurrection from the death, that
Speaker 3: for forgiveness of sins is reality. Nobody having watched the
Speaker 3: resurrected Christ would say that is not the son of man.
Speaker 3: Right there, And they spent the rest of their life
Speaker 3: preaching his gospel and gave their lives for him. Would
Speaker 3: you give your life for a lie. All of them,
Speaker 3: not half of them or a third of them, one
Speaker 3: hundred percent gave their life for Jesus of Nazareth.
Speaker 4: All right, that's coming up later.
Speaker 3: Secondly, once again, the lamestream media is going absolutely nuts
Speaker 3: about Kilmar Abrego Garcia. They're laying down the law that
Speaker 3: we will sacrifice whatever it is. It's a constitutional crisis
Speaker 3: if Garcia is not brought back from El Salvadorian prisons
Speaker 3: and given a fair hearing, which he's gotten too so
Speaker 3: far in the States of America before seventeen federal judges.
Speaker 3: And one of the items not well reported is that
Speaker 3: President Bouquetli of l Salvador is not a great fan
Speaker 3: of the United States of America. Write that down. He
Speaker 3: receives billions of dollars from the communist Red Chinese for
Speaker 3: infrastructure repair, for bridges and roads, for highways, for sanitation
Speaker 3: systems and water systems, and he was elected with one
Speaker 3: thought in mind. The people of San Salvador, the capital
Speaker 3: in El Salvador, headed up to here with gang violence.
Speaker 3: Then MS thirteen ran the country and President of Bukhyley's
Speaker 3: life is constantly at risk. He made one promise, if
Speaker 3: you elect me I'm going to jail MS thirteen and
Speaker 3: go after them hard. And MS thirteen is largely now
Speaker 3: out of El Salvador, that it'd rather be in Texas
Speaker 3: than El Salvador because the Democratic Party will support MS thirteen.
Speaker 3: So Bookaylee said, came to the White House outcome. He
Speaker 3: accepts money from America to house these criminals, these gang bangers,
Speaker 3: these human traffickers, because it has some cost to house them.
Speaker 3: And the President has said that under law, I have
Speaker 3: the power and the ability to take these individuals and
Speaker 3: put them outside of this country without a lot of
Speaker 3: due process because they're part of the Alien Enemies Act
Speaker 3: passing seventeen ninety nine, and I have the power to.
Speaker 4: Do so, and damn, I'm going to do it.
Speaker 5: And he did it.
Speaker 3: He certainly did it, no question he did it. And
Speaker 3: now you have federal judges stepping in doing everything in
Speaker 3: their power under the Alien Enemies Act to say the
Speaker 3: President doesn't have the ability to do that. Did the
Speaker 3: Supreme Court issue an order to the President that he
Speaker 3: has not followed.
Speaker 4: The answer is no.
Speaker 3: You might recall late Friday night, early Saturday morning, the
Speaker 3: Supreme Court justice has issued an order not to send
Speaker 3: more Al salvadoran MS thirteen gang members and some to
Speaker 3: Venezuela and some to El Salvador. And the administration complied.
Speaker 3: And the President has said, you know what, I'm going
Speaker 3: to follow the orders of the United States Supreme Court,
Speaker 3: and he's appealing these decisions. And I thought Justice Samuel
Speaker 3: Alito said some rather interesting things and his so called
Speaker 3: dissent with Clarence Thomas, and that he said, among other things,
Speaker 3: that we have not determined whether the Alien Enemies Act
Speaker 3: was properly employed by this president. The answer, by the way,
Speaker 3: is going to be yes. That is not a judicial function,
Speaker 3: it is not a legislative function. It's a presidential function.
Speaker 3: He went on to say that the majority did not
Speaker 3: provide a detailed explanation in the order early Saturday morning,
Speaker 3: as this typical, but the Court previously said deportations could
Speaker 3: proceed only after those to be removed had a chance
Speaker 3: to argue their case in court and were given reasonable
Speaker 3: time to contest their pending removals, all of which applied
Speaker 3: in Garcia's case. Alina went on to say both the
Speaker 3: executive and the judiciary have an obligation to follow the law,
Speaker 3: and the Justice's brief orders did not follow the policies
Speaker 3: and procedures of the United States Supreme Court. So it
Speaker 3: seems to me that one justice said, wait a minute,
Speaker 3: who are we to sit as the grand potentates on
Speaker 3: these issues when we don't have the opposing party before us,
Speaker 3: we have unverified affidavits, we've not had a hearing. Alida said,
Speaker 3: the only papers before this court were those submitted by
Speaker 3: the applicants, who are the terrorists themselves. The Court is
Speaker 3: not ordered to receive a response from the government regarding
Speaker 3: either the applicants' factual allegations or any other legal issues
Speaker 3: presented by the application, and the court did not have
Speaker 3: the benefit of a governmental response. He went on to
Speaker 3: say the applicants allegedly were in eminent danger of removal
Speaker 3: provided by law. He noted that while the court did
Speaker 3: not hear directly from the government regarding these matters under
Speaker 3: the Alien Enemies Act in this case, the government lawyer
Speaker 3: in a different matter had totio Sister Court Judge and
Speaker 3: Friday evening that no such deportations were then planned either
Speaker 3: Friday or Saturday. But we acted nonetheless, Sue Sponte, on
Speaker 3: our own, and he's saying in some this is alito. Literally,
Speaker 3: in the middle of the night, this court issued unprecedented
Speaker 3: and legally questionable relief without giving the lower courts a
Speaker 3: chance to rule, without hearing from the opposing party within
Speaker 3: eight hours of receiving the application, would do beous factual
Speaker 3: support for its order, and without providing any explanation for
Speaker 3: what we're doing.
Speaker 4: Quote.
Speaker 3: I refused to join the Court's order because we had
Speaker 3: no good reason to think that under the circumstances here,
Speaker 3: issuing an order at midnight was necessary or appropriate. But
Speaker 3: the executive and the judiciary have an obligation to follow
Speaker 3: the law. So if a Supreme Court justice saying the
Speaker 3: Supreme Court is not following the law, I'd have to
Speaker 3: think maybe the other seven are reading the New York
Speaker 3: Times or listening to MSNBC. He goes on to say
Speaker 3: that on Friday, two federal judges and the lower courts
Speaker 3: refused to step in as lawyers for the men launched
Speaker 3: a desperate legal campaign to prevent the deportations. All by
Speaker 3: the way, the deportees were all here illegally, none of
Speaker 3: them or residents legally residents or citizens. And when I'm
Speaker 3: to say the Fixed Circuit Court of Appeals also refuse
Speaker 3: to issue an order protecting the detainees from being deported.
Speaker 3: So you have the courts below the Supreme Court saying
Speaker 3: we're not issuing the orders. No, you have the Intermediate
Speaker 3: Circuit Court saying we're not issuing orders keeping the deportees here.
Speaker 3: But the Supreme Court seven and nine said, oh, we're
Speaker 3: going to do it. And Alito said, wait a minute.
Speaker 3: Don't we have to follow the law ourselves. Are we
Speaker 3: the grand potentates or with the oracle at Delphi? Who
Speaker 3: are we to supplant the President and the Congress that
Speaker 3: passed the Alien Enemies Act? And we're acting, Sue Sponte
Speaker 3: quickly without following our own rules. Does the Supreme Court
Speaker 3: have to follow rules? That's Alito's point. Unbelievable. I watched
Speaker 3: Chris van Holland the foolish Left doing radical from Maryland,
Speaker 3: where allegedly Garcia is a illegal resident in Maryland. Talk
Speaker 3: as if they're discussing this with some saintly man who
Speaker 3: has MS thirteen tattoos on his knuckles on his left hand,
Speaker 3: arguing whether he's an MS thirteen member. Then you have
Speaker 3: Tennessee stepping forwards in I wait a minute. In twenty nineteen.
Speaker 4: We pulled him over.
Speaker 3: He had a van in Whish. There were eleven other people,
Speaker 3: none without, none with luggage. He said he was transporting
Speaker 3: for work in Maryland without ID, without driver's license, putting
Speaker 3: at risk those he might run into it. It's incredible.
Speaker 3: Throw on top of that the sworn affidavit of Garcia's
Speaker 3: wife and she said he beat the crap out of me.
Speaker 3: I got video and photographs by the time I got
Speaker 3: the court. Guess what if she maintained that she'd be
Speaker 3: dead and she's acting like aggrieving possible widow on kil
Speaker 3: Abrego Carzia when a couple of years ago she's trying
Speaker 3: to get a TPO against him and she dropped it
Speaker 3: all because she had a gun put to her head.
Speaker 3: This stuff, this is really unbelievable. So the cable news
Speaker 3: outlet CNN, especially an MSNBC, is somehow on the side
Speaker 3: of a wife beating illegal immigrant from Al Salvador who's
Speaker 3: been in this country illegally for about fourteen years. He's
Speaker 3: a gangbanger, look at his knuckles on his hand. He's
Speaker 3: a human trafficker and he needs to and he's got
Speaker 3: the deportation orders against him. And but we have to
Speaker 3: act as if this guy's a paragon of virtue and
Speaker 3: he's a Maryland father and a Maryland husband. I watched
Speaker 3: the was an NBC tonight that called him a father
Speaker 3: and husband who lives in Maryland. Well, in a sense,
Speaker 3: he does, but he should be living in Al Salvador,
Speaker 3: which is where he is now. And President Bukeley said,
Speaker 3: I'm not sending him back. He's a terrorist. I'm not
Speaker 3: going to send him known terrorist back to America. And
Speaker 3: there's no power the US Supreme Court has to send him.
Speaker 3: To order another country to send a terrorist from their
Speaker 3: prisons to America.
Speaker 4: Who has that power?
Speaker 3: President Bukeale could release him this You know, I must
Speaker 3: live in some alternative universe that somebody thinks we're going
Speaker 3: to get twisted like a pretzel from the Democratic Party, MSNBC,
Speaker 3: the mainstream media and not give the American people the
Speaker 3: history of kilmar Abrego Garcia and act as if he
Speaker 3: needs to be back in America.
Speaker 4: Unbelievable.
Speaker 3: And right now the southern border is controlled. You may
Speaker 3: recall how many times are we told by the Democratic
Speaker 3: Party in the media, President Laws, we're not sufficient to
Speaker 3: deal with the immigration crisis. And that we have to
Speaker 3: pass brand new laws, hiring ten thousand more administrative judges,
Speaker 3: hiring thirty thousand more border patrol agents, and erecting billions
Speaker 3: of dollars worth of detention centers because the present law
Speaker 3: is insufficient for Joe Biden to act. Here we are
Speaker 3: about two years after that law fortunately failed, and now
Speaker 3: we have a different president with the same laws, and
Speaker 3: the border truly is shut down. And now when someone
Speaker 3: comes across and demands refugee status, we can give them
Speaker 3: a quick hearing and determine quickly whether they fit. If
Speaker 3: they don't fit, they're sent back home. In fact, the
Speaker 3: law says, if you're not from Mexico, you can be
Speaker 3: sent back immediately. That's the law. But the ACLU and
Speaker 3: the Democratic Party want to stand next to Garcia, a
Speaker 3: gangbanger and probably homicidal killer and a wife beater, and say,
Speaker 3: where with that guy right there, We're going to fall
Speaker 3: down politically, arise on the back in the knuckles of
Speaker 3: Kilmar Abrego Garcia. That's our poster child for the Democratic
Speaker 3: Party today. Let's continue, And Samuel Alito has got it right.
Speaker 3: Does the Supreme Court of the United States have to
Speaker 3: follow its own presidents and its own rules and regulations
Speaker 3: what they can and can't do. And he says, we're
Speaker 3: breaking our own rules for who El Salvadoran and Venezuela.
Speaker 3: MS thirteen members all here illegally committing numerous crimes.
Speaker 4: Let's continue.
Speaker 3: Thousands on old, millions are listening, and we have calls
Speaker 3: from Las Vegas and Florida and Syracuse, et cetera. We
Speaker 3: have three lines open, as you know, eight six six
Speaker 3: six four seven seven three three seven, Bill cunning and
Speaker 3: the Great American with you every Sunday night. You know
Speaker 3: one thing, it'd be interesting if the media cover this
Speaker 3: that Donald Trump has saved the lives of thousands and
Speaker 3: thousands of Americans by simply upholding and enforcing federal immigration laws.
Speaker 3: And is Donald Trump going to get credit for the
Speaker 3: young Americans not killed by fentanyl or for the boys
Speaker 3: and girls not raped and thrown into sexual slavery.
Speaker 4: I don't think so. And time and.
Speaker 3: Time again, this president has demonstrated that he will enforce
Speaker 3: the law and bring to bear the weight of law
Speaker 3: enforcement against drug traffickers MS thirteen, TDA and other criminal
Speaker 3: gangs operating freely in the United States of America. Under
Speaker 3: Donald Trump. That situation has changed under Joe Biden, Kamala Harris,
Speaker 3: the gangs flourished and many people made billions and billions
Speaker 3: of dollars. And it's evil on top of evil on
Speaker 3: top of evil. And the moral lectures from the Democrats
Speaker 3: about immigration policy leaves me flat when I think about
Speaker 3: the system that turned human beings into sex traffickers and
Speaker 3: others at the hands of Ms thirteen and TDA. And
Speaker 3: Donald Trump will never receive the credit that should be
Speaker 3: his receiving. So many American lives watch the crime rate
Speaker 3: go down because of Donald Trump on the southern border.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with more bill hunting in the Great American
Speaker 3: with you and all of the great Americans every Sunday night.
Speaker 4: Let's continue. We never stop. We simply continue.
Speaker 3: And the policies of Donald Trump are working everywhere they've
Speaker 3: been tried. This guy has not had the first one
Speaker 3: hundred days honeymoon left us from marching thither and fro
Speaker 3: hands off, claiming democracies at stake whenever a conservative is elected,
Speaker 3: democracies at risk. When we freely chose Donald Trump, that
Speaker 3: was a threat to democracy. How about that's circuits logic?
Speaker 3: Incredible stuff. Let's take some calls coming up later is
Speaker 3: the great way. Wayne Allen Root from Las Vegas. Speaking
Speaker 3: of that, let's go to j D in Las Vegas,
Speaker 3: j D and Vegas. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 6: JD.
Speaker 4: How are you.
Speaker 6: The country?
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 3: Hello, Hello, Hello, Hi Don and Syracuse. Don and Syracuse.
Speaker 3: Please go ahead.
Speaker 7: Hi Bill, I'm a longtime listener. I'd love to listen
Speaker 7: to you every Sunday night. You're spot on with everything.
Speaker 7: But I called concerning your comments about the Crucifixion of Christ.
Speaker 7: And I'm a practicing Catholic, and I'm also a piannel director,
Speaker 7: and so I'm passionate about my faith and the fact
Speaker 7: that my dad died on two days after Christmas sixteen
Speaker 7: years ago, and which is also the feast day of
Speaker 7: Saint Joseph of Aramathea, and uh which I learned a
Speaker 7: few months after his death that he's a patron saint
Speaker 7: of funeral directors, which which which gives me a lot
Speaker 7: of uh uh.
Speaker 8: The soulis and.
Speaker 7: And my praying for my dad and and deceased members
Speaker 7: of families that I have taken care of. But your
Speaker 7: your your comments about the the the Apostles. They all
Speaker 7: were believers, and they were all put to death for
Speaker 7: their belief. And I reading a book that my father
Speaker 7: had about Jesus more than just a carpenter went on
Speaker 7: to the writer, the author of that book became a
Speaker 7: believer the more he researched about the the all the Apostles,
Speaker 7: and he said, never in the history of time have
Speaker 7: there been followers that have been willing to uh suffer
Speaker 7: death due to their belief. And it was and he
Speaker 7: ended up converting by the end of the book. And
Speaker 7: it was very moving for me, and not only as
Speaker 7: a Catholic, but as a as a funeral director. And
Speaker 7: like I said, it's very consoling for me to know
Speaker 7: that my father died on the feast day of Saint
Speaker 7: Joseph A Barramathea.
Speaker 5: And I love your show.
Speaker 7: I agree with you one percent, with all of your
Speaker 7: conservative thoughts and talks, and I just want to say
Speaker 7: thank you for all that you do for this country
Speaker 7: and for me personally.
Speaker 3: Don look at it this way, these twelve Apostles, not
Speaker 3: counting of course j to say, eleven of the twelve
Speaker 3: they watched things happening in their experience. That was that
Speaker 3: was unbelievable. It was amazing to watch Leper's clean, to
Speaker 3: watch the lame walk, to watch the dead like Lasarus
Speaker 3: race and the dead. They watched this, and they were witnesses.
Speaker 3: They saw it, and this is unbelievable. But then think
Speaker 3: about this Palm Sunday takes place. He's brought in Jerusalem.
Speaker 3: Everyone loves him. All of a sudden. Within the next week,
Speaker 3: they watched with who they thought was the Messiah being
Speaker 3: horribly crucified, stripped, naked, beaten, skinned alive, and then hanging
Speaker 3: on the cross for a three to six hours.
Speaker 4: And then they have a spear.
Speaker 3: And you know about anatomy going in the ribs, threw
Speaker 3: the lungs into the heart to make sure he was dead,
Speaker 3: and water and blood came out. And then they must
Speaker 3: have thought, Okay, this guy was a false prophet. I mean,
Speaker 3: I can't believe that he would allow this to happen
Speaker 3: to himself. Three days later. The reason I believe strongly
Speaker 3: in the resurrection was that these eleven or twelve guys
Speaker 3: then flipped on a dime. They went from this is
Speaker 3: the Messiah to secondly, I don't know that guy, remember
Speaker 3: Saint Peter, I don't know who Jesus, I'm not with
Speaker 3: that guy. Then when the resurrection took place and he
Speaker 3: came and appeared with them, you had imagined any twelve
Speaker 3: men or women today gone through what they went through
Speaker 3: and then have your faith leave you. And then when
Speaker 3: it came back, he appeared in present and say, touched
Speaker 3: Saint Thomas, look at my wounds. That would cause me
Speaker 3: to believe everything he said was accurate. It would cause
Speaker 3: me to want to give him my life for the christ.
Speaker 3: It would cause me to want to spread the good word.
Speaker 3: And that started Christianity two thousand years ago. But for
Speaker 3: the Resurrection, Christianity Catholicism would not exist.
Speaker 5: That's correct.
Speaker 7: It the holiest time of the year for Christians in
Speaker 7: the Catholic or Christian faith is not Christmas, but Easter.
Speaker 8: Easter is the holiest.
Speaker 7: Time of year for Catholics and Christians because of his
Speaker 7: resurrection for us.
Speaker 3: And then not only saw him, they spoke to him,
Speaker 3: they touched him. Because if I'd seen that transpire, I
Speaker 3: would say I got to see the wounds as Saint
Speaker 3: Thomas said, put touch him. I would say, I can't
Speaker 3: believe this. I will Then that was the proof of
Speaker 3: his divinity. That was the moment and it's commemorated today.
Speaker 3: And I think if you don't believe, I hope one
Speaker 3: day you will and I'll tell a little story to you.
Speaker 3: And I don't think my brother would mind. My brother
Speaker 3: was named John Cunningham, and after he went to college
Speaker 3: Michigan State, he went there on a national merit scholarship.
Speaker 3: I lost track of him for decades. I heard stories
Speaker 3: about my brother John in Alaska which he sent me
Speaker 3: letters here and there. His writing was almost in unlegible.
Speaker 3: I couldn't and we completely separated, lost completely. He told
Speaker 3: me the story that you know. He grew up as
Speaker 3: a Catholic all the way up until he was about
Speaker 3: sixteen seventeen years old.
Speaker 4: He became an atheist. He became a Buddhist.
Speaker 3: There was an occasion where he wanted to learn Japanese
Speaker 3: and he worked for the federal government in Alaska, and
Speaker 3: he became encapsulated with Shintoism. So he found a shrine
Speaker 3: near Osaka, Japan, and he learned Japanese so he could
Speaker 3: visit this shrine in Osaka with sh Shintoism. And he
Speaker 3: went there for like six months, and when he showed
Speaker 3: up the Japanese treated him almost like he was a prophet.
Speaker 3: He felt so bad about that he went back to Alaska.
Speaker 3: He finally made his way back home. He helped found
Speaker 3: a Mensa chapter in Cincinnati. Warm had kids. He had
Speaker 3: no kids, but he had he cared for others. He
Speaker 3: had dogs, he cared for cats, whatever a kind heart.
Speaker 3: In fact, he volunteered to help disabled adults. He would
Speaker 3: take them to Coney Island or take them out for dinner.
Speaker 3: And he was just a wonderful guy and near death.
Speaker 3: I spent the last year or two of his life
Speaker 3: moved back home Cincinnati, and I interacted with him a
Speaker 3: lot because he was a brilliant, funny guy. He's lying
Speaker 3: in the hospital bed, he's in hospice, and still he's
Speaker 3: still loocid. He looked at me with tears in his eyes,
Speaker 3: and he said he called me Chief. He said, Chief,
Speaker 3: I think I'm going to Hell. And I said, I said, John,
Speaker 3: why do you say that? He said, I've not led
Speaker 3: a good life. I've had many women, I've done things
Speaker 3: I shouldn't have done, and I think I'm going to hell.
Speaker 3: And I said, let me do this, John, I'm going
Speaker 3: to get me a priest I'm very friendly with two
Speaker 3: or three priests. I'll get you. Do you want to
Speaker 3: see a priest? And he said, please, please. From that
Speaker 3: point on, the priest comes, he hears his confession, right
Speaker 3: of reconciliation. He gives him communion for the first time
Speaker 3: since he was seventeen years old. He died when he
Speaker 3: was seventy seven sixty years And do I think my
Speaker 3: brother John is in heaven above tonight one because of
Speaker 3: the good thief on the cross. The good thief on
Speaker 3: the cross was not a Christian. He never was baptized.
Speaker 3: He led a horrible life. I don't know the number
Speaker 3: of crimes he committed. But on the cross he looked
Speaker 3: to his left and saw divinity. He saw the Christ.
Speaker 3: When the other thief said, on the left side, you know,
Speaker 3: pull yourself off the cross, take us with you if
Speaker 3: you're the Messiah. And the good thief said, don't mock
Speaker 3: this man. And Jesus said to him, who was not
Speaker 3: a follower, who was not baptized, who didn't believe that
Speaker 3: today you will will be with me in paradise, so
Speaker 3: that salvation is available for every person. If that good
Speaker 3: thief on the cross is in heaven as I believe
Speaker 3: he is with He was the first person to enter
Speaker 3: heaven with the Christ, and the last words he heard
Speaker 3: were the words of Jesus. And then they broke his
Speaker 3: legs on the cross, and they were going to break
Speaker 3: Jesus' legs, but the centurion on guard wanted to make
Speaker 3: sure he was dead, so the spear was thrust into
Speaker 3: his chest to make sure he was dead. And that's
Speaker 3: why they're salvation because no matter who you are, no
Speaker 3: matter what you've done, the forgiveness of sins is the
Speaker 3: core of the Roman Catholic faith.
Speaker 8: Absolutely true.
Speaker 3: Well that's my story and once again, uh Don, thanks
Speaker 3: for calling, and let's do it every Sunday night.
Speaker 4: What do you say.
Speaker 5: I'll be listening every Sunday.
Speaker 7: And I appreciate all that you do for the country
Speaker 7: and for your religious belief.
Speaker 9: I'm with you one.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: And by the way, would you give your life for
Speaker 3: a lie? And you knew it was a lie? You
Speaker 3: knew you did not see the resurrected Christ, and you
Speaker 3: would spend the rest of your life preaching a word
Speaker 3: that was false, and you would be give your life
Speaker 3: for a lie? I don't think so. What they saw
Speaker 3: was so remarkable and so amazing they gave their life.
Speaker 3: Let's continue now with Mark and Warre in Ohio. And
Speaker 3: Mark and Warren, Ohio, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Mark,
Speaker 3: how are you just fine?
Speaker 5: Happy Easter?
Speaker 4: Mister Cunningham, was a pleasure to talk to you. Thank you.
Speaker 8: You're very very straightforward man.
Speaker 7: I know you believe in God, and so do I.
Speaker 8: Like I called the call screener.
Speaker 7: I told him, spoke to him about these people with
Speaker 7: the immigration stuff and right there in the area, it's
Speaker 7: gone too far.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 3: Well, when we have the entire media in this country
Speaker 3: twisting itself in the pretzels form, when we have the
Speaker 3: federal judiciary all this for a gang banger who's a
Speaker 3: wife beater and a human trafficker, and we're going to
Speaker 3: stop the country and spend millions of dollars to make
Speaker 3: sure this gang banger who's in El Salvador. And President
Speaker 3: Bookley said he's not coming back. We don't have the
Speaker 3: power to take the president of El Salvador to court
Speaker 3: and order him to do something. And I listened to
Speaker 3: Senator Kennedy this morning. He was on one of the
Speaker 3: morning talk shows and he was talking about we screwed up?
Speaker 3: Do I think if there's a million hearings, I don't
Speaker 3: know how we conduct a million hearings that there's not
Speaker 3: going to be some mistakes. At some point. I would
Speaker 3: anticipate there would be the mistakes made. Supposedly, this guy's
Speaker 3: in a president in El Salvador. They know he's the
Speaker 3: MS thirteen, they know he's a gang banger, Helly, they
Speaker 3: have MS thirteen tattooed on his knuckles. Now there's evidence
Speaker 3: Sherlock right there, And I'm thinking, Okay, if all that's true,
Speaker 3: why are we doing this to ourselves? It's being done
Speaker 3: to attack Donald Trump. The media doesn't care about objectivity, independence,
Speaker 3: or truth giving. They want to attack Donald Trump. And
Speaker 3: if it's not Signal Gates, it's going to be some
Speaker 3: other silly ass thing like this. And I can't believe
Speaker 3: the American people are going to fall for this one.
Speaker 3: And right now Donald Trump's approval ratings with immigration going
Speaker 3: one direction and the Democrats are going another, And so
Speaker 3: I guess they'll keep it going for Mark. How much
Speaker 3: longer can we cover this thing? How many more days,
Speaker 3: weeks or months.
Speaker 4: To what happened?
Speaker 9: Sean?
Speaker 7: Like Sean Hannity said, the news died in two thoyd
Speaker 7: and eighteen or two thousand and eight.
Speaker 8: He was one hundred percent right.
Speaker 9: But the fact of the matter, the fact of.
Speaker 7: The matter is all these people, whether he was in
Speaker 7: the gang or not, they come here illegally.
Speaker 10: He didn't come here legally.
Speaker 7: They come here too illegally, and that was wrong, so
Speaker 7: they should all be sent back.
Speaker 3: Well, there's no question Garcia and his pals are here illegally,
Speaker 3: and he's been here illegally for sixteen years. All of
Speaker 3: his families on social welfare benefits of one type or another.
Speaker 3: He claims to be a sheet metal worker. According to
Speaker 3: von Holland, I guess the sheet metal workers won him back.
Speaker 3: He's in the country illegally. He should not be here.
Speaker 3: He's been ordered back, and he's worried. He's in his
Speaker 3: native country. He's not a Maryland father and a husband.
Speaker 3: He's an MS thirteen gangbanger here illegally, and what part
Speaker 3: of illegal the media doesn't understand. I don't get it.
Speaker 3: I live in some alternative universe. Maybe I'll live there
Speaker 3: with you, Mark. I don't get that fact. I don't
Speaker 3: get why we twist ourselves into a Pretzel on this
Speaker 3: kind of an issue when there's right now Donald Trump
Speaker 3: has saved thousands alive and plummet the crime rate downward
Speaker 3: by shutting down the southern border. Effectively, there's going to
Speaker 3: be thousands of Americans alive who otherwise would not be alive.
Speaker 3: There'll be less drug use, less human trafficking, less car
Speaker 3: break ins, less burglaries because of Donald Trump. Will they
Speaker 3: ever get credit for that?
Speaker 11: Ever?
Speaker 9: Will know what the news being the way it is,
Speaker 9: it's rigged.
Speaker 8: It's rigged against anybody it's a Conservative.
Speaker 9: Or a Christian.
Speaker 4: They don't want to hear it, and.
Speaker 12: They don't want to see it, and they're going to
Speaker 12: fabricate lies.
Speaker 8: Until the last day of honor. I'll tell you that
Speaker 8: right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're making a lot of sense. And thank you
Speaker 3: for your call. Let's continue eight six six six four
Speaker 3: seven seven three three seven. Let's continue with more Bill
Speaker 3: Cunning and the great American with you and all great
Speaker 3: Americans every Sunday night.
Speaker 4: Hi, Billy Cunning.
Speaker 3: I must go to Nick in Chicago listening on WGN
Speaker 3: run a course by some great Americans like my good
Speaker 3: friend and others in Chicago. Done a great job. Sean Compton,
Speaker 3: et cetera, and Nick and Chicago. Welcome to the Bill
Speaker 3: Cunningham Show. Nick, how are you?
Speaker 12: Oh fine, listen to Youick, I'll meet you and better,
Speaker 12: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 5: I want to yeah, I.
Speaker 12: Told a screener that want to first thank you again
Speaker 12: and your staff and all the people in all the
Speaker 12: stations who work on these major holidays. You know, you
Speaker 12: could easily have a rerun program and I still listen
Speaker 12: to it because you're very interested to listen to. But
Speaker 12: when you're live like this, besides, something's going on in
Speaker 12: the world.
Speaker 4: Just because Sunday.
Speaker 12: Night here someplace else, it's Monday morning already, you know
Speaker 12: what I mean, or Monday mid day. So anyhow, and
Speaker 12: then thank you for all your insight and explanation about Jesus.
Speaker 12: Some people weren't aware that that he was tortured a
Speaker 12: lot the day before until he was put on a
Speaker 12: cross the next day and hung there for several hours.
Speaker 12: Some people say it's six hours, but so thank you
Speaker 12: for that. But I want to say that this situation
Speaker 12: was this guy down in El Salvador where some of
Speaker 12: these democrats, I don't know if they're going nuts or
Speaker 12: if they're nuts already and it's too late.
Speaker 8: But they yes.
Speaker 12: They seem to be compelled with getting this guy like
Speaker 12: free from there, but free period, you know, get them
Speaker 12: off the hook. And I really have this word voting feeling.
Speaker 12: It's gonna set a bad president with some of these
Speaker 12: other uh people in these gangs that they're gonna somehow
Speaker 12: bring them back. He's gonna end up suing us over here,
Speaker 12: suing the government sure, and get about thirty million dollars
Speaker 12: maybe as a settlement. And I mean, I really, you know,
Speaker 12: I have that for voting feeling. And in the worst,
Speaker 12: not just him, but Worses is gonna encourage all the
Speaker 12: other gangs to just go completely not and do whatever
Speaker 12: they want.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, Senator white House, a liberal senator Democratic course,
Speaker 3: said that we may have to pay reparations to the
Speaker 3: MS thirteen gang bangers. And I'm watching this, I said,
Speaker 3: I watch MSNBC, Nick, so you don't have to. But
Speaker 3: there's a movement of foot by the Democratic Party to
Speaker 3: pay reparations to MS thirteen. I'm looking at this, Sheldon Whitehouse,
Speaker 3: are you kidding me? We're gonna pay out of your money,
Speaker 3: out of your pocket, Nick, reparations for Garcia and other
Speaker 3: MS thirteen. Gang bangers are a lot up some in
Speaker 3: Texas right now. And if that happens, I'm going to
Speaker 3: go to Madagascar and breed Kmodo dragons because I can't
Speaker 3: take it anymore.
Speaker 4: I'd live in some alternative universe.
Speaker 8: I agree with you.
Speaker 12: I'm retired now for twelve years, but I'll tell you
Speaker 12: I work my whole life. I've never been a welfare
Speaker 12: unemployment comp nothing in that worked long hours, seven days
Speaker 12: a week twice.
Speaker 4: You're my kind of guy. I'm with you.
Speaker 12: I'm with you, And it's guys like me and you
Speaker 12: and the people who work with your show there all
Speaker 12: over all these stations across the country, who's are earning
Speaker 12: money honestly, who are being taxed out of money? The
Speaker 12: government has a strength from that, not from all these
Speaker 12: illegals that come in and giving them money. You see
Speaker 12: what I mean.
Speaker 3: No, I tell you Garcia's families on disability income, every
Speaker 3: one of his kids have a special need. His wife's
Speaker 3: on foodstamps disability. And now now the Democratic Party says
Speaker 3: we may pay reparations Demos thirteen And if that happens,
Speaker 3: I'm going to Madagascar. Thanks for your calls. Continue. I
Speaker 3: just talked to Wayne Allen Roots on his way to
Speaker 3: a Vegas hockey game, and I said, give me about
Speaker 3: ten or fifteen minutes. He said, okay, So my first
Speaker 3: guest tonight is going to be Wayne Allen Root live
Speaker 3: from Las Vegas on his way to a hockey game
Speaker 3: the Golden Knights. I'm not sure either're playing. I'm sure
Speaker 3: it's in the playoffs. Don't know much about hockey, but
Speaker 3: I'm kind of a basketball guy in the Basketball Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame. That's a different story. Don't get hockey. It's
Speaker 3: a great sport. But nonetheless, Wayne Allen Route will be
Speaker 3: here soon and if a line becomes available eight sixty
Speaker 3: six six four seven seven three three seven and all
Speaker 3: this week we're gonna hear more about gang bangers and
Speaker 3: tattoos on knuckles, MS thirteen and spousal abuse and human trafficking,
Speaker 3: and the fact that we Americans may have to pay
Speaker 3: reparations to MS thirteen members through the Democratic Party Bill
Speaker 3: Cunningham with you every Sunday.
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Speaker 3: By Bill Cunningham, the Great Americans. So much going on.
Speaker 3: I watched some of the morning talk shows. Again we
Speaker 3: have went allen route joining us. So much to talk
Speaker 3: about about tariffs and about a plan he has to
Speaker 3: find out who cheated in the twenty twenty election by
Speaker 3: paying people off, and so much about COVID until we
Speaker 3: get to that stuff once again, you have liberals in
Speaker 3: big cities falling over themselves to support MS thirteen, homicidal
Speaker 3: killers who trafficked women, drugs and guns inside of our
Speaker 3: country that are here illegally. And you got Van Holland,
Speaker 3: the US Senator from Maryland, and many to follow. I'm
Speaker 3: told gonna go down to Salvo, and I live in
Speaker 3: some alternative universe.
Speaker 4: I don't get it.
Speaker 3: When on the route, before we get to these other issues,
Speaker 3: give me your take on what's happening with the liberal obsession.
Speaker 3: It's an obsession with Garcia and MS thirteen.
Speaker 13: Yeah, there's there's actually two takes.
Speaker 5: I've got on it one of them.
Speaker 9: I'm about to write a column tomorrow.
Speaker 13: And by the way, happy Easter to you, Bill and
Speaker 13: your family and everybody out there.
Speaker 9: Appy Easter to everybody.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 13: I just got back from mar A Lago. We had
Speaker 13: a great week by wife and I just happen to
Speaker 13: be passover.
Speaker 9: I know it would be. And I wound up at
Speaker 9: mar A Lazo.
Speaker 13: I was the master's ceremonies for the annual Lincoln Day
Speaker 13: Galla of our public party at Palm Beach and got
Speaker 13: a chance to spend some time with President Trump.
Speaker 9: I worked up to he was eating dinner with I
Speaker 9: Musk and his son x I. That was funny.
Speaker 13: We had a chance to chat a little bit and
Speaker 13: we had a great time. And we're back now in
Speaker 13: Las Vegas with families. Three of my four kids are
Speaker 13: in town, so we were out with them today for
Speaker 13: a beautiful lunch. Will be out with them all week
Speaker 13: to dinners and.
Speaker 9: Now we're headed.
Speaker 13: I'm in the car headed to the Las Vegas Nights
Speaker 13: playoff hockey games. So it's very exciting. So that's why
Speaker 13: I'm in the car. But hopefully you hear me loud
Speaker 13: tore right.
Speaker 4: You sound okay, sound great?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 9: So look there's suit takes.
Speaker 13: Number one is I've been a good guy my whole life,
Speaker 13: just like you. I've never been in trouble. I've never
Speaker 13: broken the law. I don't drink, I don't smoke, and
Speaker 13: I've never done a drug in my life, even pot.
Speaker 13: Never smoke marijuana in my life. I've been cleaned my
Speaker 13: whole life. I've made money in my whole life. I've
Speaker 13: paid taxes my whole life. I got a wife, I
Speaker 13: got four kids. I love my kids.
Speaker 9: They love me.
Speaker 13: Aren't I what America is supposed to be? Does anyone
Speaker 13: ever fight for me? Does any Democrat ever fight for
Speaker 13: you or me? Did they ever care about our lives
Speaker 13: being ruined by illegals, or by high taxes or regulations
Speaker 13: or depression caused by.
Speaker 9: Their horrible policies? Now, I couldn't care less about us.
Speaker 13: But they have an obsession with skang.
Speaker 9: Bangers with MS thirteen on their knuckles. It's so bizarre.
Speaker 13: They hate us, They love weirdos, they love transgenders, they
Speaker 13: love murderers, they love.
Speaker 9: Felons, they love illegal aliens, Ammas thirteen and trend de rabua.
Speaker 13: Their whole life is about helping the most horrible people
Speaker 13: in society and screwing over the best like you and
Speaker 13: me have done nothing but been salt of the earth,
Speaker 13: bring wonderful all American people. So it just doesn't make sense.
Speaker 13: I've always believed by the way that there's a reason
Speaker 13: for this. The Democrat politicians and the law and especially
Speaker 13: the judges are paid off by China and the Mexican
Speaker 13: drug cartel. There's no other explanation for why they care
Speaker 13: so much about bringing the worst and the worst into
Speaker 13: America and stopping us from deporting people that have no
Speaker 13: right to be here, that want of murderous rob us
Speaker 13: rape us. They're on the payroll making millions in offshore
Speaker 13: bank accounts for the Mexican drug cartel. They make money
Speaker 13: because the borders open, and they make money because get
Speaker 13: gang bangers are in this country, running the drugs, running
Speaker 13: the prostuits, running.
Speaker 9: The child sex trafficking. That's why they're on their team.
Speaker 9: But the second one I want to get in real quick.
Speaker 13: This is a column I'm gonna write to borrow, which is,
Speaker 13: you know, you may not know this bill, but fifteen
Speaker 13: or twenty years ago, I can't remember exactly what it was,
Speaker 13: but it was well over a decade ago. I was
Speaker 13: the first guy to write a column and be on
Speaker 13: TV and radio suggesting the way to defeat this a
Speaker 13: weird obsession of Democrats with illegals is to is to
Speaker 13: ship all the illegals via via airplane and via bus
Speaker 13: to rich liberal cities, you know, like all the cities
Speaker 13: on the East coast, Scarsdale.
Speaker 9: On the West coast, Beverly Hills, Palo Alto.
Speaker 13: Martha's Vineyard, right cities, Nantucket. Send all the illegals to there.
Speaker 13: That's why they're on their team. But the second one
Speaker 13: I want to get in real quick.
Speaker 9: This is a.
Speaker 13: Column I'm gonna write to borrow, which is you know,
Speaker 13: you may not know this bill, but fifteen or twenty
Speaker 13: years ago. I can't remember exactly what it was, but
Speaker 13: it was well over a decade ago. I was the
Speaker 13: first guy to write a column and be on TV
Speaker 13: and radio suggesting the way to defeat this weird obsession
Speaker 13: of Democrats with illegals is to ship all the illegals
Speaker 13: via via airplane and via bus to rich liberal cities,
Speaker 13: you know, like all the cities on the East coast, Scarsdale.
Speaker 9: On the West Coast, Beverly Hills, Palo Alto.
Speaker 13: Martha's Vineyard, Wright Cities, Nantucket. Send all the illegals to
Speaker 13: their towns and their school their private schools, and make
Speaker 13: them cry uncle. And of course it's worked. It really
Speaker 13: was a very successful strategy. And I don't think it's
Speaker 13: bragging to say it was my baby. And now I'm
Speaker 13: going to take that same strategy, and I've made a
Speaker 13: little twist in it, Okay, a little change. And the
Speaker 13: change is I want to find out the home address
Speaker 13: of all the Supreme Court justices and the judges like
Speaker 13: Boseburg and was it chuckin all the judges that are
Speaker 13: trying to protect the illegals.
Speaker 9: And screw over us. And I want to send.
Speaker 13: All the illegals to their homes and their neighboroos, and
Speaker 13: their children's private schools, and.
Speaker 9: Their supers and their hair salons and their gyms, and.
Speaker 13: By the way, also surround thousand of them around the
Speaker 13: Supreme Court so they have to step over them to
Speaker 13: get to work. That's how you're gonna end this problem.
Speaker 13: Because as soon as their wives and their children freak
Speaker 13: out and say, oh my god, my wife was almost
Speaker 13: rady today, Oh my God, my children were beat up
Speaker 13: at school by a gang of the legals.
Speaker 5: All of a.
Speaker 9: Sudden, they're gonna change their tumb all of a sudden.
Speaker 9: It's not in my backyard.
Speaker 13: We're gonna send them to their backyard and let them
Speaker 13: live it.
Speaker 9: If they like them so much.
Speaker 13: Let them live with trend dere rock Well, let them
Speaker 13: live with them as thirteen. Let them live with Muslim terrorists.
Speaker 13: Whoever is voting against us, whatever judge is trying to
Speaker 13: stop us, and that includes to me, two Supreme Court
Speaker 13: justice that are very bad. They're either blackmails or their
Speaker 13: bride by the deep state, and that is Justice Roberts
Speaker 13: and Amy Cody Barrett. They are bad. There's something wrong
Speaker 13: with them. They're dirty, Mark my words. Is something wrong
Speaker 13: with Amy Cody Barrett. And I've said this about judge
Speaker 13: the Chief Justice Roberts for fifteen years, that when he
Speaker 13: voted against us twice on the biggest issue of our time, Obamacare,
Speaker 13: their jury, there's something wrong with them getting not on
Speaker 13: our team and their liars. They're frauds and they're being
Speaker 13: brought 're blackmailed by someone. So let's take their lives miserable.
Speaker 9: Trump knows their home mattresses.
Speaker 13: Drop all the illegals off at their homes, and you
Speaker 13: watch what happens next.
Speaker 3: Alito said, among other things, on Saturday morning, it's like
Speaker 3: two o'clock in the morning. This court issued un presidented
Speaker 3: and legally questionable relief, without giving the lower courts a
Speaker 3: chance to rule, without hearing from the opposing party, within
Speaker 3: eight hours of receiving the application, with dubious factual support,
Speaker 3: and without providing any explanation for its order. Talking about
Speaker 3: the majority, he went on to say, the executive and
Speaker 3: judiciary branches have an obligation to follow the rules, just
Speaker 3: like the Congress. How come he says, we're not following
Speaker 3: Supreme Court rules, which has certain ideas. So he's saying, look,
Speaker 3: we tell the Congress this is elite in his opinion,
Speaker 3: We tell the Congress that follow the law. We tell
Speaker 3: the president to follow the law. What is in the
Speaker 3: Supreme Court follow the law? Which is an interesting And
Speaker 3: you have these gang bangers, and about eight hours ago
Speaker 3: the President released their criminal record. It's the worst kind
Speaker 3: of rape and mass murder and drug dealing and torture
Speaker 3: and human trafficking and declared under the Alien Enemies Act.
Speaker 3: To get the hell out of this country, and you
Speaker 3: have seven Supreme Court justices to say, now, wait a
Speaker 3: minute there, let's have more hearings.
Speaker 4: They shouldn't be here in the first place.
Speaker 3: They're all here illegally, like a Brego Garcia guy sixteen
Speaker 3: years ago walked into the country and it's been a
Speaker 3: one man crime wave ever since. He's a wife beater,
Speaker 3: he's a gang banger, he's a human trafficker. It came
Speaker 3: out in Tennessee. He was pulled over with about eleven
Speaker 3: people in the car without any luggage and no driver's license,
Speaker 3: no insurance. They let him go because the FBI said
Speaker 3: let him go, like five or six years ago. And
Speaker 3: he's got MS thirteen tattooed on his knuckles, and people
Speaker 3: are saying, well, wait a minute, let's give this guy
Speaker 3: more due process.
Speaker 4: I'll give him due process.
Speaker 10: In al Savador, let me give you two chacks.
Speaker 13: Think about the last fifteen years, Barack Obama, Joe Biden,
Speaker 13: how many times they broke the United States Constitution and
Speaker 13: the Supreme Court never felt the urge to step Inlika
Speaker 13: was an emergency. They intentionally destroyed this country with the
Speaker 13: open border. They let everybody in. They gave them all
Speaker 13: welfare and food staffs and free school and free healthcare.
Speaker 13: And they did all that, by the way bill, with
Speaker 13: our tax money, and nobody from the Supreme Court cared
Speaker 13: to step in. But now they're an emergency to step in.
Speaker 13: When the President of the United States with executive authorities
Speaker 13: kicking the bad guys out of the country.
Speaker 9: The criminals, the murderers, the ms.
Speaker 13: Thirty tattoos on their hands, tattoos on their faces, they're
Speaker 13: here to destroy our country and they want them to
Speaker 13: have to sing rights Americans, uf THO rights when you're
Speaker 13: here as an illegal alien. Let me bring up one
Speaker 13: more point and you can still hear it.
Speaker 4: Clearly, right, Yeah, you sound great, Okay.
Speaker 13: Yeah, we're driving on the highway in Vegas. So the
Speaker 13: other point is, you know, I work out of a
Speaker 13: workout guy, I worked out two hours a day of
Speaker 13: the gym. To work out, you gotta watch movies, right,
Speaker 13: and otherwise you know, it's just too boring and you
Speaker 13: feel the pain.
Speaker 9: I get through it by watching a movie and I
Speaker 9: don't even remember I'm working out. It's beautiful. So I
Speaker 9: watched the documentary on.
Speaker 13: John Gotti and his son John Gotti.
Speaker 9: Junior, and it was fascinating.
Speaker 13: It was a father son documentary and John Gotty Junior
Speaker 13: I didn't remember any of this. I was probably a
Speaker 13: little too young and or I didn't care. Whatever the
Speaker 13: reason was, it wasn't in the media enough. John Gotti
Speaker 13: Senior obviously bad guy killer.
Speaker 9: He died in prison. He got what he deserved.
Speaker 13: But John Gotti Junior is not a bad guy, and
Speaker 13: he turned that life down in order. He took a
Speaker 13: seven year plea and said to the government, if you'll
Speaker 13: leave me alone, I'm out of the life forever. I
Speaker 13: don't want to be a gangster. I don't want to
Speaker 13: run my father's empire. I'll go to prison for seven years.
Speaker 9: I'll do my time.
Speaker 13: I'll be a man, and then when I get out,
Speaker 13: I want to raise my children and be back with
Speaker 13: the wife I loved. And you know, when he had
Speaker 13: a week to go out of seven years in prison,
Speaker 13: When he had a week to go, the government comes in.
Speaker 13: They broke it once again. The government's a bad guy.
Speaker 13: The government's worse than The government broke their own agreement
Speaker 13: that they would never prosecute him again, and they came
Speaker 13: after him, tried to put him a jail for another
Speaker 13: thirty years, so he would never get.
Speaker 9: Out and see his kids and see his daughter's wedding
Speaker 9: and see his wife again. And it was a hung jury.
Speaker 13: So they came after him again.
Speaker 9: And it was a hung jury.
Speaker 13: This John Gotti Junior came after him again the third
Speaker 13: time hung jury, came after him, a fourth time hung jury,
Speaker 13: and every jury concluded. The jury concluded the man was
Speaker 13: out of the life and was not involved in organized
Speaker 13: crime anymore. Yet the government had have been debta and
Speaker 13: they persecuted him again and again and again. The poor
Speaker 13: guy went through hell and spent millions. In the end,
Speaker 13: he's now living with his wife's kids. He's not an
Speaker 13: organized crime. He's a good citizen like you and me.
Speaker 9: And that's it.
Speaker 13: That's the end of the story. Now, let me ask
Speaker 13: you something. Where was Supreme Court intervening on heat be
Speaker 13: aff when this is going on.
Speaker 9: Why is it you're intervening.
Speaker 13: On behalf of low life scumback illegal aliens.
Speaker 9: Who were not born in the United States.
Speaker 13: John Gotti Junior was an an American citizen, and none
Speaker 13: of them ever cared that the government was perscutit.
Speaker 9: How about Trump? How about a Steve Bannon, how about
Speaker 9: Peter Navarro. The list is long of all the people persecuted.
Speaker 13: By this government, and the Supreme Court never felt the
Speaker 13: urge to step in, But for illegal gang bang scumbag savages,
Speaker 13: they jump in. And I got to tell you something
Speaker 13: is wrong. They're dirty, and I just have no faith
Speaker 13: in them anymore.
Speaker 9: And I've said this for a long time. And we
Speaker 9: should send all the illegals to the homes.
Speaker 13: And the private schools for the children of the Supreme
Speaker 13: Court justice and to the US Supreme Court and let
Speaker 13: them live the life they want.
Speaker 9: Us to live.
Speaker 3: Steven Miller, as you know, I've had them on a
Speaker 3: couple of times when it was out of office.
Speaker 4: It's a great guy.
Speaker 3: And let me share with you three sentences he wrote
Speaker 3: on Saturday, when the Biden administration would not prosecute the
Speaker 3: rapist human traffickers of all these girls out of South America. Quote,
Speaker 3: it's evil on top of evil, evil on top of evil.
Speaker 3: I'm not interested in moral lectures from anyone in America,
Speaker 3: in the media or the Democratic Party or the corporate
Speaker 3: pressor about immigration policies when the left has been complicit
Speaker 3: and the greatest crimes against humanity that we've seen in
Speaker 3: god knows how many years in America, a system that
Speaker 3: turned human beings in a fodder for the cartels and
Speaker 3: participated in a mass rate, an exportation of children, and
Speaker 3: the mass murder of Americans. I do not want to
Speaker 3: hear from the Democrat Party. That's classic.
Speaker 13: Great there, right, it's exactly right. And what I'm saying is,
Speaker 13: it's not just that they're doing that. It's unnatural, bill
Speaker 13: that anybody would want to help people like this. It's unnatural.
Speaker 13: So I'm telling you somebody's paying off somebody. As sure
Speaker 13: as I'm standing here. There's billions of dollars a week
Speaker 13: on the line.
Speaker 9: And if you were if.
Speaker 13: You were the Cortel, right, or if you were China
Speaker 13: who's making all the fedinel that the cartel delivers in
Speaker 13: the United States, wouldn't you think, well, listen, we got
Speaker 13: to keep the border open. The way to keep the
Speaker 13: border open is let's go to the Democrat Party in
Speaker 13: a few choice rhinos, and let's make them rich and
Speaker 13: offshore accounts, and they will stall and stall, install.
Speaker 9: For years and years and years. Pretty soon we'll.
Speaker 13: Get, you know, billions and billions dollars a week worth
Speaker 13: of the drugs into the country, you know, and I'm
Speaker 13: telling you it's happening as sure as I'm standing here.
Speaker 13: Are politicians and our judges are making money off of
Speaker 13: illegal immigration. It's a conflict of interest, it's treason, and
Speaker 13: they hate their own country. They're selling out the United
Speaker 13: States of America and everybody who's listening to.
Speaker 9: Me right now.
Speaker 3: Well, the other issue is that hands off. Yesterday's Saturday,
Speaker 3: they were like supposedly a million, might have been one
Speaker 3: hundred thousand people protesting, well paid for and they're protesting
Speaker 3: the continuation of an open border. They're protesting in favor
Speaker 3: of MS thirteen gang members, they're protesting in favor of
Speaker 3: the Biden policies. And we just had a big election,
Speaker 3: not even you know, Trump has not reached his one
Speaker 3: hundred day in office for about another week, and his
Speaker 3: policies have not been in effect much more than about
Speaker 3: ninety days. And look what he's done on the southern
Speaker 3: border that has collapsed. And there was one story that
Speaker 3: cartels were making about ten billion dollars a month and
Speaker 3: they've been cut off and they're so angry they can't
Speaker 3: see straight. And now they want the southern border to
Speaker 3: be open and US Supreme Court may stand with not
Speaker 3: only the cartels, but with human traffickers.
Speaker 4: Brego Garcia.
Speaker 3: And then this morning Van Holland on one of those
Speaker 3: Sunday morning talk shows. What did not answer the question
Speaker 3: what did you ask Garcia? Is he a member of
Speaker 3: MS thirteen? Did you ask him let me see your knuckles?
Speaker 3: He said, I didn't ask him that, of course not,
Speaker 3: because he is.
Speaker 13: There's three things that are stunning to me. One that
Speaker 13: anybody would stand, you know, would be so obsessed with
Speaker 13: protecting and defending the worst scum of the earth.
Speaker 9: That's number one. These are people that have been let
Speaker 9: out of prison all over the world.
Speaker 13: They opened the prison doors and sent them to America
Speaker 13: because Obama and Joe Biden told them, bring your people
Speaker 13: to America. That's all good. We'll take anybody. We're not
Speaker 13: going to check their backgrounds. We'll give them all welfare,
Speaker 13: we'll give all food staffs, give all Obama phones. We'll
Speaker 13: give lawyers for free, We'll give the healthcare for free.
Speaker 9: Does anyone give you or.
Speaker 13: Me or anyone listen else here, or lawyers for free,
Speaker 13: in that school for free, college for free? Because illegal,
Speaker 13: it's just never made sense to me. Why Anyon would
Speaker 13: defend them never made sense. Why the Democrat Party would
Speaker 13: defend men playing in women's sports and screwing over girls.
Speaker 13: It makes no sense. And to be honest with your
Speaker 13: green energy is the third one that we all know
Speaker 13: the minute you mentioned the word green energy and climate change.
Speaker 13: You're going to be increasing, doubling and triple and quadrupling
Speaker 13: middle class people's electric bills and the fuel in their
Speaker 13: car and their natural gas bills at home. You're going
Speaker 13: to be destroying middle class people. Green energy is the
Speaker 13: death of the middle.
Speaker 9: Class of America.
Speaker 13: It doesn't work, so learned wind are ten times more expensive.
Speaker 13: No one could afford to pay the electric bill to
Speaker 13: the gas bill or the fuel in your car. But
Speaker 13: Democrats want all of this. They are either mentally ill,
Speaker 13: suicide bombers who hate this country. They're psychotic, they're sick,
Speaker 13: they're pathetic, or they're on the take from China and
Speaker 13: the Mexicans drug cartel to destroy and weakeness so China
Speaker 13: wins and the border stays open, so the Mexican Trump
Speaker 13: cartails make money. That's the only thing that makes sense
Speaker 13: for everything that these crazy people on the left believe.
Speaker 3: Him I'll tell you what the hockey game is starting out.
Speaker 3: We're up against the clock. I have no time to left,
Speaker 3: and that we didn't get to the issues that we
Speaker 3: wanted to discuss. We'll do it in a week or two.
Speaker 3: But Root for America dot Com. I'm looking at it
Speaker 3: right now. Many columns up there, but Alito has it right.
Speaker 3: Supreme Court Justice said, if we want the Congress to
Speaker 3: following rules and regulations in the law, we ask the
Speaker 3: president to do it. We're in the Supreme Court. Don't
Speaker 3: follow our own mandates. We don't follow president. We don't
Speaker 3: follow our own rules because we wanted to find result,
Speaker 3: but I got it, Wayne Allen.
Speaker 4: Route, we got to go.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, and thanks for calling in on
Speaker 3: your way to a Vegas hockey game.
Speaker 9: Thank you, Thanks vill. Happy Easter to everyone. God bless
Speaker 9: your Root for America. That's just my website. It's what
Speaker 9: I do. Root for America.
Speaker 4: God Bless America. Thank you, Allen, Wayne Allen Root.
Speaker 3: All I can say is something smart, something's wrong that
Speaker 3: we defend wife beaters, human traffickers, murderers, and drug traffickers
Speaker 3: and fentanyl and we tell every god fearing Americans, you're
Speaker 3: the problem. Under the Alien Enemies Act, the President can
Speaker 3: do exactly what he said he was going to do,
Speaker 3: and he did it. And the Supreme Court said, wait
Speaker 3: a minute, we're going to overturn president, disregard our own rules,
Speaker 3: and grant a temporary injunction.
Speaker 4: What the hell's going on? Bill Cunningham with you Every Sunday.
Speaker 3: Night By Billy Cunningham, the Great American, once again, way
Speaker 3: out the route on his way to a hockey game.
Speaker 3: Put the cheese on the cracker. This is unbelievable how
Speaker 3: America has been made to look so foolish so often
Speaker 3: by the behavior of left wing activists and liberals that
Speaker 3: have destroyed American cities and toward California into a near
Speaker 3: desert when it comes to economic growth, terrible place to live.
Speaker 3: And we got to act as if the arguments of
Speaker 3: the radical left is somehow makes sense when it doesn't
Speaker 3: make sense. Why we allow this country to be taken
Speaker 3: over by left wing activists acting as if the rights
Speaker 3: of mister Garcia somehow take away the rights of you
Speaker 3: and I I don't believe it. I think he's here illegally.
Speaker 3: There have been numerous deportation orders against him. He's right
Speaker 3: now in a prison in El Salvador. President Bouquelee of
Speaker 3: L Salvador said, I'm not sending him back. He's MS thirteen.
Speaker 3: Everyone here knows he's Ms thirteen. Damn it, He's got
Speaker 3: Ms thirteen tattooed on his knuckles. He's not coming back home.
Speaker 3: But that's not enough for ABC, NBCCBS or PBS. They
Speaker 3: will politically die on the hill of making sure Ms
Speaker 3: thirteen game bankers have all the rights and protections of
Speaker 3: an American citizen which they do not have. Unbelievable when
Speaker 3: I'm watching I must live in some alternative universe. Stay
Speaker 3: tuned for more coming up next as the Kevin Jackson
Speaker 3: of the Kevin Jackson Network dot Com about this issue
Speaker 3: and so many more, plus later on to Scott Powell
Speaker 3: of the Meaning of Eastern Bill Kunn, the Great American,
Speaker 3: with you every Sunday Night. Bill Cunningham, the Great American.
Speaker 3: The Kevin Jacksonnetwork dot Com. Have the website up. It's
Speaker 3: on my computer. I check it quite often. Kevin Jackson
Speaker 3: is a great American and humorist, a little bit of
Speaker 3: a comic at times, but also a great thinker about
Speaker 3: what's happening in America and a patriot and Kevin Jackson,
Speaker 3: welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. I look on
Speaker 3: your website, so much is there, and I think about
Speaker 3: hills to die on. You have a column up about
Speaker 3: leftists keep touching the electric fence, and it's happening again
Speaker 3: that all the media cared about the last several days.
Speaker 3: It continues because of the so called contempt finding of
Speaker 3: Judge Boseburg that somehow the hill upon the Democrats are
Speaker 3: dry on One is transgender men to women playing women's
Speaker 3: sports in the state of Maine, and now the main's
Speaker 3: being sued. And also a bad Garcia appears to come
Speaker 3: to this country illegally about fifteen or sixteen years ago,
Speaker 3: seemingly been involved in lots of criminal activities as a
Speaker 3: part of MS thirteen. He has two deportation orders against
Speaker 3: him to leave. One of them was stayed because he
Speaker 3: feared he was going to be killed in El Salvador.
Speaker 3: He's in the wrong gang. He's not in TDA, He's
Speaker 3: in MS thirteen, and two judges have determined he's in
Speaker 3: a gang. He's here illegally. I assume he's committed numerous
Speaker 3: felonies of one type or another over the past lowth
Speaker 3: of these many years. Yet I'm supposed to care a
Speaker 3: lot about this about this individual who's a gang member,
Speaker 3: I greatly care about him when he's not a US
Speaker 3: citizen and he lives here illegally, and your story points
Speaker 3: that out. So upon what hills should the Democrats die
Speaker 3: on if you want to get rid of that party.
Speaker 3: One should be transgender rights. The other one should be
Speaker 3: the life of Abrego Garcia. Give me a full report.
Speaker 6: My point is in writing the article is what are
Speaker 6: the Democrats right about? They're not right about anything. I mean,
Speaker 6: you've heard guys like Stephen Miller, who works for the administration,
Speaker 6: say the Democrats are on the ten percent side of
Speaker 6: the ninety ten and everything it used to the ability
Speaker 6: we could look at seventy thirty, sixty forty, right, sixty forty.
Speaker 6: If you got sixty percent of the vote, you were
Speaker 6: in good shape. Donald Trump is getting ninety percent sometimes.
Speaker 5: In these and the things that he's doing.
Speaker 6: And the Democrats will still vote against it. I mean,
Speaker 6: think about everything that's happening in this country. I'm not
Speaker 6: going to tell anybody anything new here. Doge goes in
Speaker 6: finds waste, fraud and abuse, tracks it all over the world,
Speaker 6: shows that it's tied back to USAID, which is a
Speaker 6: CIA front, that money's being filtered back into ActBlue going
Speaker 6: to Democrat and Lino campaigns, and the Democrats want to
Speaker 6: die on that by torching Elon Musk, Tesla dealerships and
Speaker 6: demonizing the guy who can land spaceships backwards. On what
Speaker 6: planet would you not want Donald Trump and Elon Musk
Speaker 6: in charge of what is going on in your country.
Speaker 6: There's no place where you wouldn't want two of the
Speaker 6: brightest minds, business people that are successful in multiple disciplines
Speaker 6: to do it. But the Democrats want to die on
Speaker 6: that hill. And they die on the fossil fuels hill,
Speaker 6: they die on the border hill.
Speaker 5: They die on that.
Speaker 6: You said bring who would bring in bad guys and say,
Speaker 6: not only do I want to bring him back, Corey
Speaker 6: Booker and others want to violate the Logan Act and.
Speaker 5: Go to El Salvador to lobby to bring this criminal back.
Speaker 6: Well, I'm just saying the level of stupidity that showcases.
Speaker 6: And by the way, I'm not mad at them because
Speaker 6: they're even convincing their own people how stupid they are
Speaker 6: with the things that they're doing. The transgender issue is
Speaker 6: the biggest joke on the planet. Who you know, we
Speaker 6: know men can't be women period. Yet the Democrats want
Speaker 6: to die on that hill. Donald Trump says he wants
Speaker 6: to implement tariffs. They say tariffs are bad. If they're
Speaker 6: so bad, why do they work for other countries? I mean,
Speaker 6: these are not deep thought type things, Bill, these are
Speaker 6: things that the average person goes.
Speaker 5: Okay, So why is it that you know, Canada.
Speaker 6: Can charge two hundred and thirty percent on butter and eggs,
Speaker 6: but we can't do the same to them. It doesn't
Speaker 6: make sense. And why we have this massive trade deficit.
Speaker 6: That would be the nineteenth largest country in the world
Speaker 6: that that's stood on its own our deficit debt, that
Speaker 6: the money that we spend in the interest on the
Speaker 6: debts would be that would be one of the top
Speaker 6: forty countries if it's stood on its own on GDP.
Speaker 6: I mean, when does it make sense that anything these
Speaker 6: people are saying?
Speaker 3: Well, and I have on Trump administration officials, they will
Speaker 3: say thirty years ago, a serious blunder was made that
Speaker 3: as putting China in the world Trade organization breaking down
Speaker 3: the barriers. They don't have a functional court system. They lie,
Speaker 3: cheat and steel ip. Mister wonderful o'larry does a great
Speaker 3: job describing what they're in business, not to create new
Speaker 3: products at a lower price. They're in the business of
Speaker 3: floating hot air balloons over our country, killing our kids
Speaker 3: with fentanyl, and then also having no access to their
Speaker 3: court system as we give them access to our court system,
Speaker 3: and they have tariffs that are confiscatory. You don't see
Speaker 3: forge and chevyes. I love as Chevy Blazer driving around Beijing,
Speaker 3: but Chinese products are all over this country. And all
Speaker 3: of a sudden, now Trump is the first guy ever,
Speaker 3: whether it's Bush or Clinton or Obama Biden, stand up
Speaker 3: and say this cannot continue. He's catching serious flack from
Speaker 3: the mainstream media just on that front. And if tariffs
Speaker 3: are so bad as you said, how come every country
Speaker 3: has them? And secondly, if the American consumer's paying all
Speaker 3: the tariffs, why should the countryes care? Then they're not
Speaker 3: paying them, the consumers paying them. But in reality it
Speaker 3: is a shared expense in order to build a manufacturing
Speaker 3: other jobs in this country. And I'm looking at this,
Speaker 3: am I missing something here, and at no point as
Speaker 3: of an objective, independent reporting by any of the so
Speaker 3: called news media outlets, are the benefits of tariffs in
Speaker 3: this country. It's all the opposite, and it won't stop.
Speaker 3: It will not stop at all.
Speaker 5: But you want. But here's what's the most interesting bill.
Speaker 6: Everything you just said, everything I said, here's the most
Speaker 6: interesting part. Every major Democrat from Obama to Schumer, to
Speaker 6: Pelosi to Bernie Sanders, all of them on record of
Speaker 6: saying we need to be charging terrors, reciprocal terrors.
Speaker 5: We've been ripped off.
Speaker 6: They're all on record, and so the minute that Donald
Speaker 6: Trump says it, then suddenly.
Speaker 5: He's the bad guy. Now here's what I will say.
Speaker 6: The Chinese had done a masterful job of showing that
Speaker 6: you know what that thirty eight thousand dollars perse that
Speaker 6: you're buying, we can sell it to you for one
Speaker 6: thousand dollars and make money. So you've been getting ripped
Speaker 6: off at the retail end. And they've done a masterful
Speaker 6: job of showing all the factory So I'm not mad
Speaker 6: at them. They've become amazing artisans, and we've allowed that
Speaker 6: to happen.
Speaker 5: So it's not all their fault.
Speaker 6: But what is their fault is And I lived in
Speaker 6: China and worked there for a year watching this happen.
Speaker 6: They steal that intellectual property. They don't spend the dime
Speaker 6: learning and branding and creating these beautiful things. They just
Speaker 6: piggyback and then undersell it and end up sort of
Speaker 6: prostituting the market. So that's what Trump is saying. He's
Speaker 6: saying they're doing predatory things.
Speaker 8: We don't care.
Speaker 6: If you want to take your factory over somewhere where
Speaker 6: you can make it cheaper, that's okay. But we got
Speaker 6: to be able to go to court and defend our
Speaker 6: patents and do all the other things that we're talking
Speaker 6: about here. That's the real issue when it comes to
Speaker 6: dealing with China. But we can all compete on the
Speaker 6: global scale, and we're going to have to. Business will
Speaker 6: still be done from the United States in China, but
Speaker 6: it can't be done the way that it's been done.
Speaker 6: And this is what let me just give everybody. I'm
Speaker 6: gonna give you the secret decoder ring for how you
Speaker 6: argue with a leftist.
Speaker 5: Here's what you tell them when they bring anything up,
Speaker 5: say shut up. You spent four years with a brain
Speaker 5: dead moron.
Speaker 6: We verified this. Now he's been a brain dead moron.
Speaker 6: You allowed him to be president, and he got all
Speaker 6: those guys before him, all got us to the very
Speaker 6: place that we are right now. And now you want
Speaker 6: to start crying when somebody wants to start solving the problems, I'm.
Speaker 5: Not even going to listen to you. That's the answer
Speaker 5: you need to give to leftists.
Speaker 3: You know, many times the president takes over and to
Speaker 3: keep it going, I think, and when Bush forty one
Speaker 3: was elected in nineteen eighty eight, keep it going many times.
Speaker 3: Look at the difficulties, the intractable problems put on Trump's
Speaker 3: plate on January the twentieth, about one hundred days ago.
Speaker 3: Look what he's dealing with from left behind, from Joe Biden,
Speaker 3: who was never the president. Hunter Biden was in charge.
Speaker 3: Doctor Joe Biden was in charge. Ron plain was we
Speaker 3: didn't have a president. And now you got Joe Tapper
Speaker 3: writing books, and Jake tappersy and and participated in the conspiracy,
Speaker 3: not for the cover up, not to tell us the truth.
Speaker 3: Now he wants to make money off his own behavior
Speaker 3: and not telling us the truth by telling us that
Speaker 3: Biden was brain dead. So that the news media that
Speaker 3: didn't report on his brain dead aspect, that was the
Speaker 3: right books making money from it.
Speaker 4: This is unbelievable, unbelievable.
Speaker 6: But as I said, this is the first time. And
Speaker 6: by the way, let's make one thing clear. In twenty sixteen,
Speaker 6: we stopped all of the stuff that was happening when
Speaker 6: Donald Trump first came into office. And here's what's interesting, Bill,
Speaker 6: if you think about it, Trump was in the first
Speaker 6: year he did all the things that he did that
Speaker 6: were a masterful. I mean, the guy was absolutely genius
Speaker 6: in what he was doing, getting fought through Obama's croocket,
Speaker 6: DOJ and all this, and so as much as we
Speaker 6: all wanted that straight you know, next second term, the
Speaker 6: best thing that could have happened is, even so it
Speaker 6: hurt our hearts, was for them to cheat Joe Biden
Speaker 6: in and Trump to do it. Now he's done more
Speaker 6: in less than ninety days than he did in four
Speaker 6: years in his first presidency.
Speaker 5: And here's the best part.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump uttered out of his own mouth during when
Speaker 6: he did that congressional the Joint Session of Congress, and
Speaker 6: he looked at the Democrats and he says, it doesn't
Speaker 6: matter what I say I can't satisfy them. They're going
Speaker 6: to be upset no matter what. What he was saying
Speaker 6: to them is I don't give a crap what you
Speaker 6: think anymore. He did in his first presidency he thought,
Speaker 6: if I win them over with success, they're going to
Speaker 6: be okay. Success for Democrats is failure because it stops
Speaker 6: their money, it stops their ability to cheat.
Speaker 5: And so now he doesn't care.
Speaker 6: And I wrote an article called Trump his secret negotiating
Speaker 6: skill now is he doesn't give a crap.
Speaker 8: That's negotiation skill.
Speaker 3: I tell you one other beautiful thing about the so
Speaker 3: called Green New Eel and the US AID, and that
Speaker 3: is that Stacy Abrams received. I can't believe these numbers.
Speaker 3: Two billion dollars in order to provide insulation and refrigerators
Speaker 3: to poor folks in Georgia. And now she's going to
Speaker 3: be under the hot white lamps along with Latsia James.
Speaker 4: Unbelievable.
Speaker 3: And and I'm reading a column Latitia James, the hunter
Speaker 3: becomes the hunted. That's the New York ag that went
Speaker 3: after Donald Trump. And New York Post a couple of
Speaker 3: days ago had a headline said, a tish best served cold,
Speaker 3: and that is what goes around comes around. This is
Speaker 3: a Shakespearean tragedy when this loudmouth Latsia James is going
Speaker 3: to be stuck in paperwork problems on mortgages and what
Speaker 3: she committed mortgage fraud, explain a little bit about the
Speaker 3: facts with Leatitia James, who's about to be the old
Speaker 3: Saint Louis turnarounds about to happen to her.
Speaker 6: Well, here's what the funniest part to me is this
Speaker 6: is that while she's chasing down this you know, white dude,
Speaker 6: a billionaire, the white billionaire, she knows she's guilty of
Speaker 6: every single thing that she's accusing Trump of and more
Speaker 6: because Trump.
Speaker 5: Didn't pretend that his mother was his wife. Laticia James
Speaker 5: pretended that her.
Speaker 4: Daddy with her husband.
Speaker 5: Okay, and a host of other things.
Speaker 6: But just think about what it takes for you to
Speaker 6: go after somebody and say nobody's above the law, and
Speaker 6: you make all these declarations about what you're going to
Speaker 6: do to this guy, and you know that your pains
Speaker 6: are stained as bad as his underwear.
Speaker 5: You know, that is what cracks me up. And see,
Speaker 5: that is the definition of leftism.
Speaker 6: Leftism can be doing the dirt that you're doing and will.
Speaker 5: Go after you and pretend that that dirt is not dirt,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 8: What I mean?
Speaker 6: And I think that the beauty of it, and I
Speaker 6: keep coming back to this is even the laymen.
Speaker 5: Are starting to recognize that. I watched Benny.
Speaker 6: Johnson an interview and he was at some part Benny
Speaker 6: the white boy, but he's in a black part of town.
Speaker 6: He's the Indermann people. What do you think about Donald Trump?
Speaker 6: And these three black folks are going.
Speaker 5: Man, Donald Trump, that's my negro.
Speaker 6: I mean, they're just going crazy and talking about man.
Speaker 6: They trying to get him, and they're talking about get this,
Speaker 6: They're talking about terrorists. Donald Trump's going after these countries,
Speaker 6: has been ripping us off all these years.
Speaker 5: That is the stuff I love to hear.
Speaker 6: And I love to hear it not from the so
Speaker 6: called intelligentsia, but from the average everyday Joe. You're just
Speaker 6: out on the street and you say, what do you
Speaker 6: think about Trump? And they tell you I like him.
Speaker 6: He's powerful, he's going after terriffs.
Speaker 5: He's making these people pay.
Speaker 6: He's representing America, I mean, the whole nine. And that
Speaker 6: is what people should be feeling great about.
Speaker 5: When they think about what's going on in the country.
Speaker 3: Now, look at the trump Ster last week when he
Speaker 3: walked into the UFC fight, and I think it was Miami.
Speaker 3: It was like the Beatles and their prime. It was
Speaker 3: the rock star bigger than Montana. People are going nuts,
Speaker 3: and his approval rating right now is above fifty percent
Speaker 3: with some polls.
Speaker 4: The media won't report on that.
Speaker 3: Getting back to Laticia James, she accuses the Donald of
Speaker 3: inflating value and properties in order to get loans, and
Speaker 3: she on some of the loan applications, says she was
Speaker 3: a resident of Virginia while she was serving as the
Speaker 3: Attorney of New York, New York, and it was so
Speaker 3: blatantly Believe me, Kevin Jackson. Before we're done, it's going
Speaker 3: to be about race and sex and retribution. Latitia James
Speaker 3: will not say I did exactly what I prosecuted Donald
Speaker 3: Trump for having done. That wasn't a crime what he did,
Speaker 3: And if what he did wasn't a crime, then what
Speaker 3: I did in the crime.
Speaker 4: But there's a big difference.
Speaker 3: What Trump did really wasn't a crime, but what she
Speaker 3: did mortgage fraud was.
Speaker 5: An actual crime.
Speaker 4: It was a crime. That's the difference.
Speaker 6: Well, let me tell you she's not going to get
Speaker 6: away with it because we're talking about you know, Barnum
Speaker 6: and Bailey rolled. I mean, whatever, give me your best showman.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump is never going to let these people live
Speaker 6: it down.
Speaker 5: And I'll give you an example. J six.
Speaker 6: He's stuck with it. He said, I was cheated everybody.
Speaker 6: They try to get everybody to shut up. It they
Speaker 6: talked about J six.
Speaker 5: He says it was the Democrat insurrection.
Speaker 6: They try to get everybody to shut and what are
Speaker 6: we finally figuring out?
Speaker 5: The other thing? Trump does that gives them credibility.
Speaker 6: And he says, oh you want the JFK files here
Speaker 6: they are, Oh you want Crossfire Hurricane. When he released
Speaker 6: Crossfire Hurricane, I made a comment, I said, guarantee you
Speaker 6: the media won't cover it.
Speaker 5: Why because Donald Trump said it. All the evidence is there.
Speaker 5: I didn't do anything. They don't want to dig any deeper.
Speaker 6: But guess what, people are starting to wake up at
Speaker 6: the lowest common denominator voter level. People are listening to
Speaker 6: Donald Trump. He is the most recognizable person in the
Speaker 6: world bar none. And you look at what happened in
Speaker 6: this election in Ecuador, where they dumped the leftist, the
Speaker 6: Donald Trump guy.
Speaker 5: The guy got seventy percent of the vote.
Speaker 6: Look at what's going on with Javier Malay, look at
Speaker 6: what's going on in El Salvador and that president coming
Speaker 6: over and echoing what Donald Trump said. And I mean, look, Billy,
Speaker 6: this is a revolution that is occurring. And people keep
Speaker 6: talking about the trade war as if it's getting started.
Speaker 6: We've been in a trade war, We've been in a
Speaker 6: civil war. Donald Trump is getting us out of those
Speaker 6: wars because he's making sense. He's getting rid of DEI,
Speaker 6: he's getting rid of the global climate nonsense. Well, we
Speaker 6: spend money for nothing, and he's essentially bringing normal back.
Speaker 6: You know, it's funny his press secretary doesn't answer emails
Speaker 6: with you when you have your pronouns in them.
Speaker 5: I'm identically the same way.
Speaker 6: If you got your pronouns on something, I dismiss you.
Speaker 6: I don't answer your emails, I don't take.
Speaker 5: Your phone calls.
Speaker 6: I won't do business with you because it's stupid.
Speaker 5: If you're stupid enough to do something like that. As
Speaker 5: far as non concerned, you don't deserve my conversation.
Speaker 3: If you don't know what gender you are you're out
Speaker 3: of touch with the reality, in which case I don't
Speaker 3: want to deal with you. And if in the real world,
Speaker 3: why should I deal with you at all? Kevin Jackson's
Speaker 3: think Kevin Jackson Network dot Com. Great stuff up, and
Speaker 3: you have a column we haven't touched yet, which is
Speaker 3: the Trump boom sealing the democratics fate before the midterms,
Speaker 3: and we'll see what happens. But as a pleasure having
Speaker 3: you on, I'm glad you're out there preaching the faith.
Speaker 3: And Kevin Jackson, you're a great American. Thank you very much,
Speaker 3: you too, God bless you. Let's continue with more. Can
Speaker 3: you imagine if we were sitting here in a world
Speaker 3: where Kamala Harris was the president and that Tim Waltz
Speaker 3: was the vice president, how much worse shape would we
Speaker 3: be in. It's always compared to what compared to what
Speaker 3: we could have had. This is wonderful, This is marvelous.
Speaker 3: Bill Cunningham, the great American, Live with you every Sunday
Speaker 3: Night by Billy Cunningham, Always great, always wonderful to hear
Speaker 3: from a great man who is Kevin Jackson. And one
Speaker 3: column I called earlier tonight Scott Powell at Townhall dot
Speaker 3: Com one of my favorite websites. Headline under date of
Speaker 3: April twentieth, which, by the way, is today tonight, Easter.
Speaker 3: The resurrection of Jesus transformed the world forever. And we
Speaker 3: don't spend a lot of time talking about religion here,
Speaker 3: most of us about politics and lifestyle issues. But when
Speaker 3: you look about the transformation of the world after Jesus
Speaker 3: of Natherus was crucified, put to death, then a rose
Speaker 3: again is an incredible story. In fact, all of human
Speaker 3: time is now calibrated, beginning with the birth of Jesus.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with more. Stay tuned for next up a
Speaker 3: Scott Powell and later on as John Lott more guns
Speaker 3: less crime.
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 3: I try to be a great American with you and
Speaker 3: all other great Americans on Easter Sunday night.
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Speaker 3: By Billy Cunningham The Great American, of course, is a
Speaker 3: column written by the great Scott Powell. I read a
Speaker 3: lot of his stuff at town Hall dot com and elsewhere.
Speaker 3: And the column headline is this Easter, the Resurrection of
Speaker 3: Jesus transformed the world forever. And there's a couple of
Speaker 3: classic sentences he put together, Scott Powell. One is that
Speaker 3: no other religion makes the claim they were founded by
Speaker 3: a messiah. Makes Jesus the most revolutionary figure in American history.
Speaker 3: And all the other religions had those the prophets who
Speaker 3: had passed away, but Jesus didn't. He did die, he
Speaker 3: was resurrected, and he's in heaven above and is unique
Speaker 3: in many reasons, one of which is time, the world
Speaker 3: history from the moment of his birth. This is twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five versus another important thing, Scott Pale. Welcome again
Speaker 3: to the Bill cunning Embers show. So tell me about
Speaker 3: your column, The Resurrection of Jesus transformed the world forever.
Speaker 4: Why did that happen?
Speaker 11: Well, it happened because since the fall of man, life
Speaker 11: has been distorted. People have had all kinds of problems,
Speaker 11: and people need to be saved, you know, we need
Speaker 11: a savior. I opened the article by, you know, relating
Speaker 11: to the recurring theme in Western literature and modern classics
Speaker 11: such as Superman and Disney Originals revolve around the struggle
Speaker 11: between good and evil and the need and critical role
Speaker 11: for a rescuer or a savior, and everybody relates to
Speaker 11: that theme, right, everybody does. Well, guess what, we ourselves
Speaker 11: need need a savior because you know, we're flawed and
Speaker 11: we're you know, we're said to temptation to do the
Speaker 11: wrong thing. We don't always treat people the way we should.
Speaker 11: I mean, there's all kinds of areas in our lives
Speaker 11: where we're just deficient and we can't sing to get
Speaker 11: it fixed. Try as we will, the reality is that
Speaker 11: we can't. And all the other religions, all of them
Speaker 11: are based on works. You know, in order to get
Speaker 11: elevated spiritually, you have to perform certain works, certain rituals,
Speaker 11: and so forth. Christianity is unique because it's orientation is
Speaker 11: not on ourselves, but it's outward. And it turns out
Speaker 11: that it isn't works that open this relationship to Jesus Christ.
Speaker 8: It is simply.
Speaker 11: Acknowledging our sin, acknowledging that we're flawed, and that Christ
Speaker 11: stood in our place, if you will, and gave up
Speaker 11: his life. He sacrificed his life to justify us before
Speaker 11: God God. And as we accept Jesus as our Lord
Speaker 11: and savior, then we have this open relationship with God.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about the historical character, because the skeptic, the atheist,
Speaker 3: someone who says, well that this was a fanciful tale.
Speaker 3: There's no evidence that he ever existed, nothing he ever
Speaker 3: wrote has ever been discovered. There's pictures, maybe the shout
Speaker 3: of turn. I think it's remarkable, But give the history
Speaker 3: as to why, objectively the existence of Jesus Christ of
Speaker 3: Nazareth is real.
Speaker 11: Well, you know, skeptics of the biblic account of Jesus
Speaker 11: simply have to come to terms with the fact that
Speaker 11: there is more reliable historical evidence for his life, teachings, miracles, death,
Speaker 11: and resurrection than there is evidence for any other historical
Speaker 11: figure of ancient times. You know, consider, for instance, that
Speaker 11: the authenticity of Alexander the Great, who was born some
Speaker 11: three hundred and fifty years before Christ, is based on
Speaker 11: only two original biographical accounts of his life by people
Speaker 11: named Arian and Plutarch. But they they didn't write this
Speaker 11: for some four hundred years after Alexander died. And then
Speaker 11: you could take Virgil and Horace, very famous poets. The
Speaker 11: manuscripts of Virgil and Horace, both of them lived within
Speaker 11: a generation of Christ, were written more than four centuries
Speaker 11: after their deaths. Yet no one doubts Virgil and Horace
Speaker 11: lived and authored great poetic masterpieces. Similarly, the historical record
Speaker 11: of Alexander the Great is unquestioned. But the reliability, let's
Speaker 11: simplify it. How do we get to the reliability of ancients?
Speaker 11: How can we be sure about things? Well, there's three variables,
Speaker 11: and the reliability of ancient histories determined by the number
Speaker 11: of eyewitness accounts of the events. These are eyewitness accounts,
Speaker 11: people saw what was happening. And then there's the lapse
Speaker 11: of time between the eyewitness account and the written record
Speaker 11: of those accounts. So the shorter of the time, the
Speaker 11: better more reliable it is. And then there's the number
Speaker 11: we're talking about ancient history, two thousand years you know,
Speaker 11: we were living, you know.
Speaker 8: Two thousand years after Christ.
Speaker 11: Then there's the number of surviving manuscripts of that written record.
Speaker 8: So three things.
Speaker 11: Again, eyewitness accounts laps of time between the eyewitness accounts
Speaker 11: and the written record, and then the number of surviving
Speaker 11: manuscripts of that written record.
Speaker 8: So if we look at the big picture, they're.
Speaker 11: About one thousand times more manuscripts preserving the deeds and
Speaker 11: teachings of Jesus in the New Testament, which are about
Speaker 11: twenty five thousand. Then there are preserving other classical ancient works,
Speaker 11: and you can pick other people other than you know,
Speaker 11: Alexander the Great or Virgil and Horse. There's plenty of
Speaker 11: others you could do the same thing with. There's twenty
Speaker 11: five about twenty thousand viving manuscripts that preserve jesus teachings.
Speaker 11: The next closest is Homer's Iliad and that, but that's
Speaker 11: only back by eighteen hundred manuscripts. That that's still less
Speaker 11: than one tenth the number of ancient manuscripts that back
Speaker 11: to the authenticity of Jesus's life.
Speaker 3: So how many years, how many years went by from
Speaker 3: the events themselves and those who watched them to the
Speaker 3: time they were written they were written down?
Speaker 4: How many years.
Speaker 11: Passed in the case of Jesus, that's the that's the
Speaker 11: incredible thing. These they were written down within a generation
Speaker 11: or two of Jesus' life.
Speaker 4: Primary four hundred years.
Speaker 3: Like Alexander the Gray, everyone says the exist the others.
Speaker 11: Remember, history was an oral tradition. Most things were an
Speaker 11: oral tradition in those days. There weren't that many scribes,
Speaker 11: but many of the many of the ancient people that
Speaker 11: we revere, and we don't even question their authenticity. The
Speaker 11: reality is that their written record is four hundred years old,
Speaker 11: after the eyewitness account or after the actual you know,
Speaker 11: the poetic works that I guess were read and they
Speaker 11: were oral and heard by people, but it wasn't really
Speaker 11: written down for four hundred years. And yet we don't
Speaker 11: doubt that Virgil and Horace lived and wrote these wonderful things.
Speaker 11: But in the case of Jesus, there were four different
Speaker 11: accounts known as the Gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John,
Speaker 11: and they weren't written hundreds of years later, but within
Speaker 11: a generation or two of jesus life. Now apostles Matthew
Speaker 11: and John they provide eyewitness accounts from their years walking
Speaker 11: with Jesus as his disciples, and that was about a
Speaker 11: three year period. Mark also had eyewitness experience, but he
Speaker 11: was only a teenager during the public ministry of Jesus
Speaker 11: and Luke fourth he was the famous doctor, and he
Speaker 11: learned about Jesus from his friend Paul, who was the
Speaker 11: primary apostle who wrote most of the letters of the
Speaker 11: New Testament. So this is unique to Jesus. And yet
Speaker 11: many people doubt Jesus, doubt the existence, the life, the history,
Speaker 11: everything about Jesus more than they would doubt, you know,
Speaker 11: like Alexander the Great or other historic figures.
Speaker 4: Well, I's got the dead states.
Speaker 11: They would believe all of Roman history before they believe
Speaker 11: the account of Jesus.
Speaker 5: Now, why is that?
Speaker 3: Because you have Roman history, there's some of them was
Speaker 3: written down. But the existence of Jesus had thousands and
Speaker 3: thousands of references at the time. And in fact, his
Speaker 3: name was was discovered somewhere on a block of stone
Speaker 3: in and around Jerusalem. But no one doubts that Julius
Speaker 3: Caesar existed. No one doubts that. But they doubt Jesus.
Speaker 3: They doubt his existence. Why is that? Is it a
Speaker 3: lack of faith? Is it to prove?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 8: What is it?
Speaker 5: There's problem?
Speaker 11: There are probably a number of reasons, but there are
Speaker 11: some people that are so you know, there there's there.
Speaker 11: They're they're they're somewhat unwilling to submit or surrender to
Speaker 11: a higher authority. God is the highest authority, right, and
Speaker 11: Jesus was his son. Jesus and God.
Speaker 8: Are really are really are really God.
Speaker 11: Because Jesus was one with God, he had all the
Speaker 11: power of God. We know the miracles he did and
Speaker 11: so forth. And people have a hard time to, you know, submitting,
Speaker 11: they want to They think they want to.
Speaker 8: Be free to do whatever they want.
Speaker 11: Well, the reality is is that God does want us
Speaker 11: to be happy, fulfill having meaningful lives. But there are certain,
Speaker 11: you know, boundaries that we need to operate within, and
Speaker 11: when we do, life goes a lot better. And you know,
Speaker 11: and the Jews had this right, going all the way
Speaker 11: back to Abraham and Moses, particularly Moses, who who's really
Speaker 11: authored the Mosaic law. If you will to tend commandments anyway,
Speaker 11: which are the main part of the Mosaic law. There
Speaker 11: are many more laws on the Ten Commandments. But Jews
Speaker 11: were having a very hard time living up to all
Speaker 11: of these.
Speaker 8: Life was very you know.
Speaker 11: Complicated, and and and people stressed out over not being
Speaker 11: able to live up to all these these laws and
Speaker 11: regulations if you will in their lives. And so one
Speaker 11: of the Pharisees said to Jesus at some point he said,
Speaker 11: he said, Rabbi, of which uh of the of the
Speaker 11: Mosaic law? Which of the laws is the greatest? And
Speaker 11: of course there are so many of them. And you
Speaker 11: know what Jesus answered, very simple answer. He said, if
Speaker 11: you love God with all your heart and soul, and
Speaker 11: you love your neighbor as yourself, you will have fulfilled all.
Speaker 8: Of the laws.
Speaker 11: And this is unique to Christianity. The focus of Christianity
Speaker 11: is outward. It's not inward. It's not you know, doing
Speaker 11: the mantra and getting one with yourself and so forth.
Speaker 8: It is. It is out ward.
Speaker 11: It is loving other people, it's serving other people. You know,
Speaker 11: you could encapsulate it by the Golden Rule. You you
Speaker 11: want other people to do under you as as you
Speaker 11: want to do unto others as you would have them do.
Speaker 3: On that and Scott Power, before we get to the
Speaker 3: critical part. For me, I'm a practicing Roman Catholic and
Speaker 3: I find my religion a source of great strength. How
Speaker 3: do we know the resurrection took place? How do we
Speaker 3: know that this wasn't some fable in order to confirm
Speaker 3: the divinity of the Christ because he was dead, that
Speaker 3: the spear was thrown into it, pushed into his lung,
Speaker 3: into his heart, water and blood came out. How do
Speaker 3: we know he resurrected from the dead. How do we
Speaker 3: know that?
Speaker 11: Well, we know it from from the eyewitness testimonies, and
Speaker 11: there there were, you know, quite a quite a number
Speaker 11: of those. As a matter of fact, Well, there's a
Speaker 11: couple of things that I think are worth noting. First, First,
Speaker 11: Jesus is the only people, only person all in all
Speaker 11: of human history who who was There were prophecies about
Speaker 11: his coming as much as a thousand.
Speaker 8: Years before Jesus appeared in the world.
Speaker 11: David was prophesying that this Messiah would be crucified, I mean,
Speaker 11: and that's at a time when crucifixion didn't even Existeen
Speaker 11: different eighteen different, eighteen different prophets who talk about Jesus.
Speaker 11: Micah actually predicted that Jesus would be born in Bethlehem.
Speaker 11: He names Bethlehem, And this is hundreds of years before
Speaker 11: Jesus right now, how is that possible that that didn't
Speaker 11: happen with anybody else as far as we talk.
Speaker 3: Incot I find your column on townhall dot com. The
Speaker 3: critical piece of evidence is this, The crucifixion is among
Speaker 3: the worst ways to die. When I saw the movie
Speaker 3: The Passion of the christ Rist, it was awful, it
Speaker 3: was terrible, But the experts say it was much worse
Speaker 3: than that. And at the end Peter denied the relationship
Speaker 3: with Jesus three times before the con crowed. Three times
Speaker 3: he said, I don't know the guy. Now, would you say?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 3: One will die for something contrived or false. Seeing talking
Speaker 3: to and touching the risen Jesus transformed the apostles, who
Speaker 3: then committed to the rest of their lives and sharing
Speaker 3: the messages of salvation through Christ, and who would give
Speaker 3: their life be crucified upside down, bestoned to death, burned alive,
Speaker 3: skinned alive, if it was all alive, because if it
Speaker 3: ended at Calgary, if that was the end of it
Speaker 3: at Calvary and it didn't exist anymore. The only way
Speaker 3: these twelve and Matthias took the place of Judas would
Speaker 3: have given their lives is if it was a true
Speaker 3: fact that Jesus was resurrected.
Speaker 11: Well, it's very compelling, you know, evidence, There's no doubt
Speaker 11: about that. There's still could be someone that would be skeptical.
Speaker 11: But if you go back to what I said about
Speaker 11: about how we can understand, you know, ancient history through
Speaker 11: those three variables, the number of eyewitness accounts, the lapse
Speaker 11: of time between those eyewitness accounts and the written record,
Speaker 11: and if the shorter it is, the more reliable it is.
Speaker 11: And then the number of surviving manuscripts of the written record.
Speaker 8: And these are.
Speaker 11: Because this is ancient two thousand years or more old.
Speaker 11: You know, there's no you know, nothing really survived, you know,
Speaker 11: as perfect parchment. I mean you have, you have fragments
Speaker 11: of works in terms of what has survived, but you know,
Speaker 11: the written record. The all of those variables put together
Speaker 11: make Jesus in a class by himself.
Speaker 3: And all the disciples and all the apostles would now
Speaker 3: have given their life and be tortured and preached the
Speaker 3: word for decades thereafter. Only John lived a fruitful life
Speaker 3: at the end. But none would have given their life
Speaker 3: for a lie. And if Jesus was crucified and put
Speaker 3: in the tomb and never resurrect from the dead, this
Speaker 3: whole thing never would have got a start. Nobody would
Speaker 3: have given and unanimously, not eight out of the twelve
Speaker 3: or six. Every one of them gave their life for
Speaker 3: something they saw, which was the resurrected Christ. Otherwise they wouldn't.
Speaker 11: Have asked me about the resurrection. So the New Testament
Speaker 11: provides accounts from multiple sources who witnessed Jesus firsthand.
Speaker 8: After the resurrection.
Speaker 11: Jesus made ten separate appearances during these forty days to
Speaker 11: his disciples between the resurrection and his ascension into heaven,
Speaker 11: which was.
Speaker 8: About a period of forty days.
Speaker 11: Those appearances were the individual disciples. There were several disciples
Speaker 11: at the same time, and once Jesus was seen by
Speaker 11: five hundred people at one time. All of this, all
Speaker 11: of this is testified in the Gospels as having happened.
Speaker 11: It's noteworthy that there were no accounts or witnesses who
Speaker 11: came forth and disputed these appearances or called it a hoax.
Speaker 11: That would certainly happen in modern times, but it didn't happen.
Speaker 4: Back then because they saw me one they saw.
Speaker 8: Him, that's right.
Speaker 11: Nor is there any record of any witness accounts that
Speaker 11: were contradictory.
Speaker 3: Scott, we got to run up against the clock get
Speaker 3: the article everywhere Easter, the resurrection of Jesus transformed the
Speaker 3: world forever. Scott Powell once again, thank you for coming
Speaker 3: on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: And Scott, you're a great American. Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Bill, God bless you.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with more. No one is going to give
Speaker 3: their life for a lie. Not unanimously. All twelve Matthias
Speaker 3: took the place of Judas. If it was all a lie,
Speaker 3: they would not have spent the rest of their life
Speaker 3: spreading the word about Jesus. And secondly they were massacred
Speaker 3: in horrible ways. The truth will set you free. Bill
Speaker 3: Cunningham with you every Sunday night, My Billy cunning him
Speaker 3: to great American Scott Powell, I think is fabulous. And
Speaker 3: the article go to townhall dot com. Tonight Scott Powell
Speaker 3: talks about Easter and what it means. This is Easter
Speaker 3: Sunday night. And maybe some might find me a bit
Speaker 3: religious tonight, but I'm telling you it's the truth, and
Speaker 3: this is Easter Sunday night. And the evidence that he
Speaker 3: has in the article is fabulous. It's irrefutable, it's real.
Speaker 3: And the fact matter is, when he writes on townhall
Speaker 3: dot com the resurrection of Jesus transformed the world forever.
Speaker 3: The evidence is there, and if you're a lawyer and
Speaker 3: engineer and you need documentary proof of one type or another,
Speaker 3: it's available. Read the article and back it up. I
Speaker 3: put on some websites some of the comments of lawyers
Speaker 3: and engineers who are extremely doubtful about the reality of
Speaker 3: the information they were receiving, so that what they wanted
Speaker 3: to do then was objectively prove the existence of Jesus
Speaker 3: of Nazareth and secondly prove he was crucified, but most
Speaker 3: importantly proved that he resurrected from the dead, which was
Speaker 3: the ultimate evidence that he is the son of God.
Speaker 3: And from that there were eleven apostles. Matthias made of
Speaker 3: twelve took the place of Judas that would spend the
Speaker 3: rest of their life spreading the word because they saw
Speaker 3: something so unbelievable and so amazing that they wanted to
Speaker 3: tell others about the Good Word. And that happened only
Speaker 3: because of today's activities, which is Easter, the resurrection of
Speaker 3: the Christ, and the fact that they saw something that
Speaker 3: was truly unbelievable, unmatched. They didn't understand how it could happen.
Speaker 3: In fact, during the crucifixion in before only one apostle
Speaker 3: was present. The other nine or ten must have thought,
Speaker 3: you know what, we've been living a life for the
Speaker 3: past three years. This guy is going to be killed
Speaker 3: by the Romans and that's the end of that. And
Speaker 3: the reason they flipped on a dime was the appearance
Speaker 3: of Jesus to them several times, including one time in
Speaker 3: front of five hundred people. That's the evidence as to
Speaker 3: the existence of the divinity.
Speaker 4: Of the Christ. Well, let's continue with more.
Speaker 3: Coming up next is John Lott, More Guns Less Crime,
Speaker 3: Bill Cunningham, The Great American with you every so you
Speaker 3: know by Billy Cunningham, The Great America. Of course, John
Speaker 3: Lott is called the guru of those who believe in
Speaker 3: the Second Amendment. Many books out, including More Guns Less
Speaker 3: Crime is a great treatise on why an armed citizenry
Speaker 3: is certainly the best thing of law enforcement itself can have.
Speaker 3: And also he's got many columns up. One of the
Speaker 3: great ones he has up is what's going on now
Speaker 3: with the research that seem to indicate that armed civilians
Speaker 3: stop active shooters more effectively than uniformed police, who likely
Speaker 3: are not going to be at the scene. And first
Speaker 3: of all, John Lott spent years in the Trump Justice
Speaker 3: Department of the first term, done a lot of research
Speaker 3: on the topic, knows he's forgotten more than most people know.
Speaker 3: And John Lott, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 3: And first of all, on the Thursday shooting at Florida
Speaker 3: State and the person identified as a shooters is a
Speaker 3: guy named Eichner, and I understand his name's Phoenix Eichner.
Speaker 4: His mother was a deputy sheriff.
Speaker 3: And one thing I would add that about two hours
Speaker 3: after the shooting was announced sometime on Thursday, Jake Tapper
Speaker 3: immediately put on someone from Florida that talked about more
Speaker 3: gun laws than needed obviously because this thing and all
Speaker 3: the laws we haven't affect in Florida didn't work. Really,
Speaker 3: the bodies had not even gotten the room temperature before
Speaker 3: the radical left wanted to politicize another shooting for personal benefits,
Speaker 3: but nonetheless go over some of the issues in the
Speaker 3: Florida State shooting with Phoenix Eichner Ickner and what it
Speaker 3: teaches us about gun laws and their effectiveness in Florida.
Speaker 10: All right, Well, I mean our guns were already banned
Speaker 10: in Florida State University campus when the attack occurred. The
Speaker 10: problem that you face with a lot of these laws
Speaker 10: is that they disarmed law bodies, not the criminals. So
Speaker 10: if you have a criminal penalty or going in taking
Speaker 10: a gun into a gun free zone like that, for
Speaker 10: you or I, you know, if we spend a couple
Speaker 10: of years in prison for violating that type of rule,
Speaker 10: our lives would be completely changed. But let's say you're
Speaker 10: the person who's going to murder a couple of people
Speaker 10: and wound others and violate multiple laws, and you're going
Speaker 10: to be facing multiple life sentences in any case, do
Speaker 10: you think a couple of years from your fourth or
Speaker 10: fifth life is going to make a difference for whether
Speaker 10: or not that person's going to commit a crime. It's
Speaker 10: not going to be relevant to them. So all you've
Speaker 10: done with some of these laws is make it so
Speaker 10: that the law abiding, good citizens obey the rules, not
Speaker 10: the criminals. And the only thing that you've done is
Speaker 10: ensure for the criminal that they'll be the only person
Speaker 10: that's going to be armed there, and that makes it
Speaker 10: a lot easier for them to accomplish their goal in
Speaker 10: terms of killing people.
Speaker 3: And one of these so called activists on Thursday afternoon
Speaker 3: with Jake Tapper and CNN talked about age restrictions. You know,
Speaker 3: in the wake of the Parkland Florida, Florida itself enacted
Speaker 3: responses to that. One of those was an age restriction
Speaker 3: for long gun sales. And of course this was not
Speaker 3: the weapons obtained by this murderer. If you had more
Speaker 3: and more age restrictions on gun sales, would that have
Speaker 3: made any difference at all in this case?
Speaker 10: Well, he obtained it from his mom, who's a deputy sheriff,
Speaker 10: So you would have had to ban the deputy sheriff
Speaker 10: from being able to go and get a gun in
Speaker 10: that case.
Speaker 9: But you know, if you look at all.
Speaker 10: The math public shootings over the last twenty five years,
Speaker 10: what you're going to find is that the age ranges
Speaker 10: that commit the most math public shootings are basically twenty
Speaker 10: six to thirty and then thirty to forty. You know,
Speaker 10: So are you going to ban guns all the way
Speaker 10: up to age forty?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 10: What I think you need to look at is kind
Speaker 10: of what motivates these people. We don't know yet in
Speaker 10: this particular case, but I've read enough diaries. I've read
Speaker 10: enough manifestos for these mass murders to know that their
Speaker 10: goal is to get media coverage, and they know the
Speaker 10: more people they kill, the more media coverage they're going
Speaker 10: to get. Very frequently were reach statements saying if I
Speaker 10: can only kill more people than such and such, did,
Speaker 10: I'm going to be able to get even more media coverage.
Speaker 10: You have people who are suicidal. We've had people who
Speaker 10: are suicidal forever in the human race, but at some
Speaker 10: point in time people realize that they could get a
Speaker 10: lot of media coverage. So you have people who feel
Speaker 10: unappreciated and they know that if they go and kill
Speaker 10: lots of people, they'll get their names in the history
Speaker 10: books to quote what a number of them have said,
Speaker 10: and at least people will.
Speaker 5: Know that they were here.
Speaker 10: And so the question you have to ask is how
Speaker 10: do you take way that goal that they have. And
Speaker 10: the important thing there is to have somebody there quickly
Speaker 10: at the scene who's going to be able to stop them.
Speaker 10: So rather than having signs in front of these schools
Speaker 10: and other places that says the school is a gun
Speaker 10: free zone, you know, why not have a sign if
Speaker 10: you're talking about k through twelve schools that say warnings
Speaker 10: select teachers and staff here are armed and will use
Speaker 10: their guns to go and protect you know, students and others.
Speaker 10: You know, there's a reason why. So we have something
Speaker 10: like over ten thousand schools in.
Speaker 5: The United States that have armed teachers.
Speaker 10: We've had school shootings, There's not been one school shooting
Speaker 10: where anybody's been wounded or killed at a school that
Speaker 10: allows teachers and staff to be able to coin care.
Speaker 10: All the attacks have occurred in those places where you
Speaker 10: have these gun zone signs up.
Speaker 3: Well, before we get to this public health survey, would
Speaker 3: you have an article you wrote on April the ninth,
Speaker 3: which is fabulous another one as red flag laws. Almost
Speaker 3: all these mass shooters have serious psychological with psychiatric problems,
Speaker 3: some treated.
Speaker 13: Some not.
Speaker 3: And why did it takes so long in the Nashville
Speaker 3: Christian School incident for the truth to come out about
Speaker 3: why he selected that particular school. I think the answer
Speaker 3: is it didn't fit the liberal die tribe about the
Speaker 3: shooter in the Nashville Christian School. And I'm not sure
Speaker 3: it's been well publicized why he chose that school. But
Speaker 3: I know, you know, why did that mass psychiatric killer
Speaker 3: pick that school to kill as many students as possible.
Speaker 10: So we knew why she picked it in fact of
Speaker 10: the day of the shooting, because the Nashville Police Chief
Speaker 10: had gotten access to her diary or manifesto, whatever you
Speaker 10: want to call it, and she had made it clear
Speaker 10: that she had looked at other targets but had decided
Speaker 10: because there were people with guns at the other targets,
Speaker 10: to go after those, and so she had picked the school,
Speaker 10: the Covenant School, to go after. And you know, these
Speaker 10: people may be crazy in some sense, but they're not stupid.
Speaker 10: You know, they know that they can kill more people
Speaker 10: if they go to a place where they're victims are
Speaker 10: defenseless and somebody is not going to be there to
Speaker 10: be able to go and stop them. They you know,
Speaker 10: when you go and you look at these attacks, these
Speaker 10: killers spend long periods of time planning These six months
Speaker 10: is a short amount of time. You have people like
Speaker 10: the Sandy Hook killer who spent like two and a
Speaker 10: half years planning for his attack in that case. So
Speaker 10: they look through all these things, they look through the
Speaker 10: success of other mass murderers. They see that these mass
Speaker 10: murderers go I mean they explicitly acknowledge that they follow
Speaker 10: that these mass murderers go to places where victims can't
Speaker 10: defend themselves. You know, one of the things that just
Speaker 10: drives me nuts with regard to the media, as the
Speaker 10: media may cover parts of these manifestos and diaries for
Speaker 10: these mass murders, and you're implying this.
Speaker 8: In your question here, but they refuse.
Speaker 11: They absolutely refuse.
Speaker 10: To discuss those parts of the manifestos and diaries where
Speaker 10: these killers explain why they picked the targets that they did.
Speaker 10: Why isn't that newsworthy? Why isn't that important for people
Speaker 10: to know that these guys are explicitly going to places
Speaker 10: where they know they're victims can't defend themselves because the
Speaker 10: government bans people from having guns in those areas.
Speaker 3: In fact, that a Florida State situation, if there were
Speaker 3: armed students or armed teachers, armed professors, maybe lives would
Speaker 3: have been saved and likely Phoenix would not have picked
Speaker 3: Florida State. Because it is rare to have a psychiatric
Speaker 3: mass murderer pick a facility where he's likely to quickly shot,
Speaker 3: and red flag laws Florida has one doesn't apply in
Speaker 3: this case. Age restrictions doesn't apply. Magazine restrictions don't apply,
Speaker 3: the assault weapons ban doesn't apply, gun free zones doesn't apply.
Speaker 3: It does apply, but he picked a gun free zone.
Speaker 3: In fact, when Jake Tapper on Thursday Afternoon, mandatory storage
Speaker 3: laws is another one, and these laws generally apply to
Speaker 3: keeping the gun locked up when there's a miner in
Speaker 3: the house. They ellect shooter was twenty. I guess you
Speaker 3: could be a minor. But it makes it much more
Speaker 3: difficult for an American to access a firearm when they
Speaker 3: need it during times of stress, making things more dangerous,
Speaker 3: and so none of it works.
Speaker 10: Well, you know the problem is when you discuss when
Speaker 10: people discuss a lot of these laws, they talk about
Speaker 10: a possible benefit, but they don't talk about the costs.
Speaker 10: And you just mentioned one. So you go and mandate
Speaker 10: that people have to go and lock up their guns,
Speaker 10: they make them less accessible for people. It makes it
Speaker 10: easier for criminals to go and commit crimes against those people.
Speaker 10: In fact, what you find is that when states pass
Speaker 10: these states ords laws, the rate that criminals break into
Speaker 10: people's homes and successfully commit crimes goes up. I'll give
Speaker 10: me one comparison. We have data on something called hot
Speaker 10: burglaries across different countries. The United States, about thirteen percent
Speaker 10: of burglaries occur while the residents are at home. In
Speaker 10: a country like the UK, it's about sixty percent of
Speaker 10: the burglaries that occur have their residents at home when
Speaker 10: the burglary occurs. American burglars their big time for doing
Speaker 10: burglaries is kind of in the middle of the day
Speaker 10: when people are likely to be out in a way.
Speaker 10: In the UK, they like to do burglaries in the
Speaker 10: evening precisely to make sure that people are at home.
Speaker 10: And the reason why they like to do that is
Speaker 10: because then they can force the people to go and
Speaker 10: tell them where their valuables are in the home and
Speaker 10: the big different and American burglars spent about twice as
Speaker 10: long casing a home before they break in compared to
Speaker 10: their British counterparts. Surveys that have been done indicate the
Speaker 10: reason why they spend so long casing a home in
Speaker 10: America as compared to in Britain is that their word
Speaker 10: about getting shot, and one way to protect yourself from
Speaker 10: being shot is to make sure that nobody is home
Speaker 10: to go and do the shooting. In Britain, they actually
Speaker 10: prefer to have people there at home, as I say,
Speaker 10: because then they can tell them where their valuables are.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what percent of BRIT's are armed at home? I
Speaker 3: think probably ninety nine percent are not armed. And so
Speaker 3: if you have an elderly couple or some old person
Speaker 3: living home alone, you know that person doesn't have a gun.
Speaker 3: You break in or walk in the door and demand
Speaker 3: to know where the valuables are. In a way you
Speaker 3: go in America, I don't care if you're seventeen or
Speaker 3: twenty eight or eighty eight. You have to factor into
Speaker 3: the equation whether or not this person is going to
Speaker 3: kill you. And that's why gun control laws don't work.
Speaker 3: The problem's never been guns. Take away the guns. It'll
Speaker 3: be knives like in you or take away the knives.
Speaker 3: You're gonna have mass beatings. Take away the beatings. There'll
Speaker 3: be cars used by the psychiatric homicidal killer. And the
Speaker 3: gun control doesn't work. But it raises a lot of money. Correct,
Speaker 3: it's a fundraiser, right.
Speaker 10: Well, it slightly differently, I'd say, not only doesn't it work,
Speaker 10: it makes the situation worse. I'll give you a simple example.
Speaker 10: If you look around the world, any place that's banned
Speaker 10: either all guns or all handguns, has seen murder rates
Speaker 10: go up every single time. You take out of randomness
Speaker 10: once or twice when you've banned guns, guns are as
Speaker 10: bad on net as people claim. You think for sure
Speaker 10: you'd find at least a couple, but probably lots of
Speaker 10: places where gun bands have been associated with a drop
Speaker 10: in murder rates, and yet every single time it's gone up.
Speaker 10: And the problem is is that when you pass these bands,
Speaker 10: it's the most law abiding, good citizens who obey that,
Speaker 10: not the criminals. And to the extent that you disarm
Speaker 10: law abiding citizens relative criminals, you actually make it relatively
Speaker 10: easier for criminals to go and commit crimes. So, you know,
Speaker 10: the ban is a simple example, but the basic point
Speaker 10: applies to other things. There's one thing I wanted to
Speaker 10: mention with regard to your comment about the Florida State
Speaker 10: University and you know, talking about concealed carried permit holders.
Speaker 10: We just finished a study where we looked over the
Speaker 10: last decade for what the FBI calls active shooting cases.
Speaker 10: These are attacks, they're current public They're not some other
Speaker 10: part of some other type of crime like a gang
Speaker 10: fight over drugged her and it's anything from one person
Speaker 10: being shot at and missed all the way up to
Speaker 10: a mass public shooting. And what we found is that
Speaker 10: civilians were more likely to stop these attacks than police,
Speaker 10: and also a police when they did were there, were
Speaker 10: more likely to get killed or wounded when they were
Speaker 10: trying to stop the attack.
Speaker 9: And there's a simple.
Speaker 10: Reason for this, and that is people. I have to
Speaker 10: appreciate what an incredibly difficult job having somebody in uniform
Speaker 10: has when they're trying to go and stop these attacks.
Speaker 10: These murders have real tactical advantages. If you have an
Speaker 10: officer who's in uniform there and you're thinking about doing
Speaker 10: an attack at that place, you have several options. You
Speaker 10: can either wait for the officer to leave, okay, or
Speaker 10: you can move on to another target yourself. Or if
Speaker 10: you're going to insist on attacking in that place, who
Speaker 10: do you think you take out first? You're going to
Speaker 10: take out the officer because he's the one person you
Speaker 10: know for sure has a gun. The benefit of concealed
Speaker 10: carry is the attacker doesn't know who's there or whether
Speaker 10: somebody is there already. Yeah, a simple comparison I would
Speaker 10: make because we have air marshals on planes. Do you
Speaker 10: think an air marshal on a plane should be in uniform? No,
Speaker 10: I don't know anybody who thinks that that should be
Speaker 10: the case. And why not, because if you had him
Speaker 10: in uniform, he would be a target for a terrorist
Speaker 10: if you happen to have a terrorist on the plane,
Speaker 10: and so you wanted to blend in, you want it.
Speaker 10: You don't want the terrorists to be able to know
Speaker 10: who it is that they have to worry about. But
Speaker 10: unfortunately officers don't have that luxury of being, you know, incognito.
Speaker 10: They're they're they're in uniform, and it's kind of like
Speaker 10: them having a neon sign that's above them that says,
Speaker 10: go and shoot me first. And people have to appreciate,
Speaker 10: you know, these individuals who are in uniform who put
Speaker 10: their lives on the line. But it also points out
Speaker 10: the benefit of concealed carry for civilians. We also have
Speaker 10: a lot more civilians. We have twenty one and a
Speaker 10: half million Americans who have concealed carry permits in the
Speaker 10: United States, plus we have twenty nine constitutional carry states
Speaker 10: where it's not required to have a permit, and you know,
Speaker 10: we have six hundred and seventy thousand police, and not
Speaker 10: all of them are on duty at any time. Maybe
Speaker 10: you have two point fifty so, and so there's no
Speaker 10: way they can go and cover the three hundred and
Speaker 10: forty million Americans that are out there that could be targets.
Speaker 3: John Lott, do you have excellent research for those listening?
Speaker 3: Crimeresearch dot Org headlined arm civilian stop active shooters more
Speaker 3: effectively than uniformed police. The research is there, but reason
Speaker 3: in facts mean nothing to the mind of a liberal
Speaker 3: who wants to raise money and act as if they're important.
Speaker 3: And once again, John Lott, you're the best there is
Speaker 3: in this topic. Thanks for coming on, and once again
Speaker 3: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. John Lott,
Speaker 3: thank you very much, thank you for being there. Bill,
Speaker 3: God bless you all. Let's continue the truth and reason
Speaker 3: will set us free. But the more we have gunfree zones,
Speaker 3: the more there's going to be more violence in gunfree zones.
Speaker 3: In fact, you don't know. In this case, Phoenix Eichner,
Speaker 3: the murderer who I imagine survived, we think he survived
Speaker 3: the shooting, went to a gunfree zone to kill a
Speaker 3: psychiatric homicidal killer was set loose on Florida State. Bill
Speaker 3: Cunningham with you every Sunday Night, Billy Cunningham, the great American.
Speaker 3: First of all, thank you very much for listening tonight,
Speaker 3: Special night Easter Sunday Night's always special every year. And
Speaker 3: I specially love the comments of Scott Powell. You can
Speaker 3: read it for yourself at townhall dot com, et cetera.
Speaker 3: But also John Lott more guns less crime when individuals,
Speaker 3: whether it's Florida State or somewhere else, there's a fear
Speaker 3: of the psychotic murderer that I want to go to
Speaker 3: a place where I can ply my trade and kill
Speaker 3: as many people as possible in the homicidal mind of
Speaker 3: these of these lunatics, and by doing so, they want
Speaker 3: to pick places that are gun free zones, such as
Speaker 3: Florida State. Within two hours of these terrible incidents on Thursday,
Speaker 3: when Phoenix Eichner went and killed two innocent men and
Speaker 3: also win in five or six others within two hours,
Speaker 3: you had the circumstances of CNN putting on gun control
Speaker 3: activists to make sure sure that then Florida there's more
Speaker 3: red flag laws or age restrictions on gun purchases, none
Speaker 3: of which applied in this case. Our mandatory storage laws
Speaker 3: didn't apply. Our magazine restrictions didn't apply, our assault weapons
Speaker 3: bands didn't apply, or gun free zones more gun free zones.
Speaker 3: None of it applied. And then when we start listening
Speaker 3: to the facts and the law relative to John Latt
Speaker 3: and many others, then the truth will set us all
Speaker 3: free once again. I want to thank all Americans for
Speaker 3: listening to me this Sunday night. I guess the next
Speaker 3: week's going to be filled with more information about al
Speaker 3: Salvador and Garcia. I've headed up to here with all
Speaker 3: of that. The guy's in O Salvador and he's not
Speaker 3: coming back.
Speaker 4: Get over it. Bill cunning in the Great American with
Speaker 4: you every Sunday night.