Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great America. Welcome this Wednesday and in
Speaker 1: the tri State getting ready for the Bengals on Sunday,
Speaker 1: and we'll see what happens with the Brownies in town
Speaker 1: if they have a two percent chance, and maybe by
Speaker 1: the end of Sunny we have some sense how close
Speaker 1: the Bengals are getting in the playoffs and more. But
Speaker 1: until then, David Yos is the Attorney General of the
Speaker 1: State of Ohio. He walked in the shoes of Mike Dowaine,
Speaker 1: who held the office for eight years, and David Yost
Speaker 1: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all,
Speaker 1: I read with interest the case called Dad's Place in Brian,
Speaker 1: Ohio kind of out of our jurisdiction, but it's illustrative
Speaker 1: of what civil authorities can do to Christian facilities. So
Speaker 1: can you tell the American people about Dad's Place and
Speaker 1: how you acted to stop that from occurring.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is kind of interesting. This is a little
Speaker 2: street front church, and I'm going to tie it into
Speaker 2: Cincinnati at a second, because there is this is an
Speaker 2: important case, but it's a little street front shirt and
Speaker 2: the pastor there keeps it open twenty four to seven.
Speaker 2: If you can believe that somebody's there twenty four to
Speaker 2: seven all the time, and you can come in there
Speaker 2: off the street, doesn't matter, no questions asked. You know,
Speaker 2: they'll give you food, they'll let you sit in a chair.
Speaker 2: There's no beds or anything. But you know sometimes people
Speaker 2: come in there and the coal winter, they'll sit in
Speaker 2: those chairs all night long. And the city is not
Speaker 2: happy about that. So they sent the building inspectors and
Speaker 2: the zoning inspectors and the fire chief and started sighting
Speaker 2: them for you know, every little niggling code violation they
Speaker 2: could find. Well, it's a storefront shirt, it's in an
Speaker 2: old building. It's exactly what you're imagining right now when
Speaker 2: I'm talking about this. And the trouble is there's a
Speaker 2: bunch of other places in these same kinds of buildings
Speaker 2: that get waivers, basically get a pass on it. In fact,
Speaker 2: there's even a hotel that where people sleep overnight where
Speaker 2: some of these same violations have been you know, overlooked,
Speaker 2: their their their grandfathered in. So the key issue is
Speaker 2: a church definitely has to follow zoning and you know
Speaker 2: building code safety code violations and all that. Uh, they're
Speaker 2: they're the codes but you can't treat them worse than
Speaker 2: you treat other businesses. Right. And so we're in court
Speaker 2: right now arguing about it. The State of Ohio's and
Speaker 2: amicus uh and UH first Liberty I think is actually
Speaker 2: representing uh Dad's place. But the way we got an
Speaker 2: appeals court tissue a stay and uh, we'll continue to
Speaker 2: talk about that. But the reason why I think this
Speaker 2: is important to your listeners. You know, Cincinnati is one
Speaker 2: of our great has one of our great Catholic populations,
Speaker 2: uh in the United States. And I was just asked
Speaker 2: to get involved in a case out of Wisconsin that's
Speaker 2: headed for probably the Supreme Court, where Wisconsin is saying, hey,
Speaker 2: you know, yeah, all that God stuff is good. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you got First Amendment rights on that. But if you
Speaker 2: take it so far as going out and trying to
Speaker 2: do the homeless or you know, feed the hungry, you know,
Speaker 2: that's not religion anymore. That's social work and you're not protected.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: And so in other words, why would the Attorney General
Speaker 1: care about Dad's place in Brian, Ohio? Does it say
Speaker 1: something larger about other difficulties practicing faiths in America? Is
Speaker 1: that the main reason you're doing because I would think
Speaker 1: when Dad's place showed up, here comes the Attorney General
Speaker 1: to Brian Ohio, but the storefront ecumenical church that people
Speaker 1: were saying, what the hell is David.
Speaker 2: Yo's doing here? Well, that's exactly the point. If the
Speaker 2: government is allowed to tell you what is religious and
Speaker 2: what's not, that you're allowed to preach, but you're not
Speaker 2: allowed to feed the hungry. You know, you can, you know,
Speaker 2: celebrate the Lord's Supper, but you know, we get to
Speaker 2: talk about whether you know you're allowed to house the
Speaker 2: homeless and give them shelter. Then the power to regulate
Speaker 2: is the power to destroy. And we don't have a
Speaker 2: First Amendment anymore. At that point, religion becomes something that
Speaker 2: you have to do in pipe private and wash your
Speaker 2: hands afterward.
Speaker 1: So you're involved in that. Hopefully it'll set a larger
Speaker 1: point on the second issue I want to go over
Speaker 1: with you. And recently, about a week ago, our Governor
Speaker 1: Mike DeWine signed into law a so called bill that
Speaker 1: wasn't shall we say, transgender hospitals and bathrooms. And there's
Speaker 1: two different issues there, and one is a bathroom bill,
Speaker 1: the other one is transgender rights. And I just happened.
Speaker 1: In preparation for the interview this afternoon. I went on
Speaker 1: the website this morning of Children's Hospital in Cincinnati, and
Speaker 1: they have a statement right there that we follow Ohio
Speaker 1: law and we do not do puberty blockers. We don't
Speaker 1: do hormonal replacement, we don't do surgeries because of a
Speaker 1: law recently passed by the state of Ohio. There was
Speaker 1: some I think regret that Children's Hospital couldn't do it,
Speaker 1: but nonetheless it applies to Cincinnati nationwide. Can you explain
Speaker 1: to the American people as we sit here this Wednesday afternoon,
Speaker 1: what is the law relative to teenage girls fourteen or
Speaker 1: fifteen having double mass sectomies and having hysterectomies, And what
Speaker 1: is the law now but a thirteen year old boy
Speaker 1: having his testicles removed chemically and having his penis removed,
Speaker 1: and what is the law, which I think is the
Speaker 1: whole thing is sick. It's ridiculous, especially when England about
Speaker 1: a week ago, said we're out of the business of
Speaker 1: puberty blockers. This Scandinavian country said this isn't working. We've stopped.
Speaker 1: We're in the beginning of this process. So can you
Speaker 1: explain to the American people. We have a great children's
Speaker 1: hospital here, Cincinnati's Children's respect is the best in the
Speaker 1: whole nation. But when it comes to puberty blockers and
Speaker 1: hormonal surgery and double mass sectomies for thirteen year old girls,
Speaker 1: I draw the line. What is the law of Tony
Speaker 1: Bender wants to know.
Speaker 2: Well, the line is about where you would like to
Speaker 2: draw it, Bill, And let me say, I'm glad to
Speaker 2: hear that Cincinnati Children's, which was an opponent of this
Speaker 2: law and when it was in the legislature, is publicly
Speaker 2: saying that they want to comply. That's good for them,
Speaker 2: that's a good thing. The law now says that if
Speaker 2: you're under eighteen, you can't do anything permanent medically about
Speaker 2: gender transition, quote unquote. That's kind of the top line
Speaker 2: you could still have. You know, you can still go
Speaker 2: to mental health counseling, you can still talk to a pastor,
Speaker 2: you know, so it doesn't reach that. But we're drawing
Speaker 2: the line at things that are going to chang your
Speaker 2: body permanently or even potentially permanently. So chemicals and you know,
Speaker 2: endocrine therapy, hormone therapy. Certainly chopping body parts off is
Speaker 2: no you gotta wait till you're eighteen to do that.
Speaker 1: And so if you're twenty or twenty five or nineteen
Speaker 1: or thirty eight, and you have your wits about you
Speaker 1: and you're a woman, you want to double mass sect
Speaker 1: to me hysterectomy. You're a man, and you want to
Speaker 1: have your testicles cut off and other body parts removed,
Speaker 1: and you can do that, correct, am I? Do I
Speaker 1: have that right?
Speaker 2: It's a free country, and the legislature has not, you know,
Speaker 2: attempted to regulate that, all right, nor in my views
Speaker 2: should they.
Speaker 1: No. No, I can't imagine having an argument today that
Speaker 1: if you're a fifteen year old girl and you want
Speaker 1: to double mass sectomy in a hysterectomy because you think
Speaker 1: you're a boy, that somehow society would say, well, that's okay.
Speaker 1: Let me play devil's advocate. Let's say the mom and
Speaker 1: the dad loved their daughter slash son, and they want
Speaker 1: a live daughter instead of a dead son. That's the
Speaker 1: bumper sticker, which makes sense on the surface, but look below,
Speaker 1: it doesn't make any sense. But let's say that the
Speaker 1: mom and dad say we want this done. The treating
Speaker 1: physician says this is required for the mental health. We
Speaker 1: got to cut off a penis for mental health, and
Speaker 1: then the hospital says we'll do it. Who in the
Speaker 1: hell is David Yost and the people of Ohisa.
Speaker 3: You can't do that.
Speaker 1: I'll play Devil's advocate. Can you answer that question?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well you know what the answer is, because I've
Speaker 2: heard you get it. We protect children while they're developing
Speaker 2: on all kinds of things. You can't go into the
Speaker 2: military and final war when you're sixteen. You can't buy beer, alcohol, cigarettes, cannabis.
Speaker 2: You can't get a tattoo without your parents' permission. You
Speaker 2: can't vote even with your parents' permission. And that's because
Speaker 2: people are under eighteen. Plenty over eighteen, but under eighteen
Speaker 2: you're still growing up. You don't make good judgment calls,
Speaker 2: and you don't know who or what you're going to
Speaker 2: be when you're an adult. It's a tumultuous time. And
Speaker 2: of course the state has a right and an obligation
Speaker 2: in my view, to protect kids.
Speaker 1: Well, that's true, and I point out that what happened
Speaker 1: to Madison, Wisconsin a few days ago. I watched this
Speaker 1: morning on CNN, the fifteen year old girl at a
Speaker 1: firing range shooting ar fifteen's with her father's permission, also
Speaker 1: shooting I think the murder weapon, the nine millimeter, and
Speaker 1: fifteen year old girl who was not transgender but had
Speaker 1: severe mental difficulties, had posted online all kind of weird
Speaker 1: stuff about killing boys and killing men and that women
Speaker 1: have to take over society. Hear idols were two guys,
Speaker 1: the nineteen ninety nine Columbine nick named Harrison Cleebold. Those
Speaker 1: two guys shot up Columbine High School. She was wearing
Speaker 1: parafe area that celebrated the murder of students. And I'm
Speaker 1: watching this going on, and I'm thinking, well, this has
Speaker 1: happened in Ohio. It happened north of here. It's going
Speaker 1: to happen again. It happened in Butler County where a
Speaker 1: student got off track, got off an emotional never never land,
Speaker 1: and thought it was their duty to kill fellow students,
Speaker 1: or in this case, kill boys and men. And so
Speaker 1: as the attorney general. And also I'm listening to the
Speaker 1: radical left telling us, and we need more laws, so
Speaker 1: we don't we have enough laws on the books. I
Speaker 1: guess carrying guns if you're fifteen years old in the
Speaker 1: school must be legal, because they say we need laws.
Speaker 1: As the chief law enforcement officer, can you conjure up
Speaker 1: some law that we could put on the books that
Speaker 1: would stop a mentally troubled, emotionally disturbed fifteen year old
Speaker 1: girl who is posting online nasty things about boys and men. Allegedly,
Speaker 1: at least before it was taken down. The police have
Speaker 1: not confirmed that in Madison, but the posting seems to
Speaker 1: be hers, and that she lived in a dysfunctional house
Speaker 1: in which the the husband and the wife had been
Speaker 1: married to different partners, who was split between two households,
Speaker 1: had every excuse to go off the rails. Is there
Speaker 1: any new law we could pass that would stop this
Speaker 1: from happening ahead of time?
Speaker 2: Until you can figure out how to pass the law
Speaker 2: that cures a human heart that's damaged, I don't know
Speaker 2: how you do that. Honestly, we have laws. You're not
Speaker 2: eight kids, You're not allowed to take guns to school. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's against the law. Let's start there. But at the
Speaker 2: end of the day, I think it's important, at least
Speaker 2: on this segment where we're talking about kids going off
Speaker 2: the rails in their schools, because they're the ones that
Speaker 2: have the easiest access to the schools. I think it's
Speaker 2: time for us to realize that forgive me the baby
Speaker 2: boomers libertine approach to life, Their hedonistic approach to life,
Speaker 2: where they're treating their children as though they're fully formed adults,
Speaker 2: able to make all of their own decisions, entitled to substantial,
Speaker 2: robust privacy, is a failure. This is not the way
Speaker 2: any society operates throughout history. Parents have an obligation to
Speaker 2: society as well to their as to their own children
Speaker 2: to raise them. And I mean saying no, you're not
Speaker 2: going to do that. No, you don't get privacy. Give
Speaker 2: me your phone. I'm going to see what you're doing.
Speaker 2: And I just encourage all the people within the sound
Speaker 2: of our voices to not buy into this notion that
Speaker 2: you ought to treat your fifteen year old son or
Speaker 2: daughter the same way you will treat your twenty year
Speaker 2: old son or daughter. There's an eternity between those five years,
Speaker 2: and there's a difference in your legal and moral duties,
Speaker 2: your ethical duties if you dislike the word moral in
Speaker 2: how you act.
Speaker 1: David Yost couldn't have said it better. And somehow I
Speaker 1: think even twenty year old men and women are not
Speaker 1: men and women by the two. I think a male
Speaker 1: doesn't develop to the twenty five or thirty years old.
Speaker 1: That's a different issue. Lastly, the big issue in Cincinnati
Speaker 1: right now, you're a big wig in Columbus, is is homelessness.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at an order signed on August sixteen, twenty eighteen,
Speaker 1: State of Ohio Extral Joseph T. Dieters versus the City
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati, in which we have a terrible homeless problem
Speaker 1: here that exacerbated itself with the burning down of I
Speaker 1: four seventy one. People are going nuts. And this order
Speaker 1: of consent decree says the City Cincinnati Police and Health Departments,
Speaker 1: upon the request for its assistance by the Sheriff's Office
Speaker 1: and other shall remove any existing or future encampments on
Speaker 1: any unlicensed park. Campground does no running water or toilet facilities,
Speaker 1: and other requirements is defined by statute. So I'm holding
Speaker 1: this order, which is now what about six years six
Speaker 1: and a half years old, that says the City of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati is ordered to remove homeless encampments. And right now,
Speaker 1: as I speak, there are dozens of homeless encampments under
Speaker 1: bridges and public parks, including in Mount Washington, that should
Speaker 1: not be. There is there any role for the Attorney
Speaker 1: general in this.
Speaker 2: Well. I would have to look at the specific laws
Speaker 2: that that order cites to be able to give you
Speaker 2: a definitive legal answer.
Speaker 1: I'll send it to you.
Speaker 2: But look, but look, this is Cincinnati's issue, and if
Speaker 2: Cincinnati wants to tolerate an administration that ignores a court orders,
Speaker 2: that is a local problem. That is not something where
Speaker 2: Columbus ought to be coming in and dictating to the
Speaker 2: local town. My question is, what the heck's going on
Speaker 2: down there?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: Where's the prosecutor, where's the city council? Do you lack
Speaker 2: the courage to do what you've been ordered to do?
Speaker 2: But I really don't think that we want to live
Speaker 2: in a state where Columbus is going to swoop in
Speaker 2: like you know, some kind of Demi god and order
Speaker 2: all the local folks how to run their lives. We
Speaker 2: don't like that when Washington tries to do it to us.
Speaker 2: I'm not really eager to try to do that to
Speaker 2: our local cities. And you know what, I know a
Speaker 2: lot of the people there. I think they're good hearted people,
Speaker 2: they're smart. Don't get this, They'll get this.
Speaker 1: Right, I hope I hope down the road we actually
Speaker 1: follow the law. But city council acts as if this
Speaker 1: is a brand new problem, it's never existed before, and
Speaker 1: what do we do with homeless And the fact is
Speaker 1: there's an order saying what to do, and they ignore
Speaker 1: it because it's politically inconvenient. David Yost, Attorney General, Merry Christmas,
Speaker 1: Happy New Year, thanks for setting the people straight on
Speaker 1: homelessness and so much more. And thank you for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show and David Yost will do
Speaker 1: it again. Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Merry Christmas, my train.
Speaker 1: Christmas all let's continue with more. It's amazing how when
Speaker 1: laws or shall we say, non political in the sense,
Speaker 1: this is what you must do, whether you like it
Speaker 1: or not, Liberals and Democrats ignore the law when it
Speaker 1: doesn't fit their political ideology, but when it does fit
Speaker 1: the law, then they go nuts. On this case, we
Speaker 1: have a clear law that says they can't do this.
Speaker 1: They're ordered to remove the homeless homeless camps immediately, and
Speaker 1: they refuse to do so, and someone I'm maybe having
Speaker 1: another lawyer later on and talk about what to do
Speaker 1: in this case. But this is not the way things
Speaker 1: ought to be. Let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham, News
Speaker 1: Radio seven hundred WLW. All right, Dave hit the music.
Speaker 1: Here we go. Another journey in broadcast supervity is underway
Speaker 1: with Bed McKay after one o'clock today. We scheduled Michael
Speaker 1: McDonald to be here of the Catholic League about what's happening,
Speaker 1: what a great year it's been. When I do my
Speaker 1: national type interviews, I find out that Cincinnati is in
Speaker 1: great shape compared to the rest of the world, and
Speaker 1: that America, because of what happened November fifth and the
Speaker 1: electoral vote and most states was yesterday, is in wonderful
Speaker 1: shape compared to what we could have been, should have been,
Speaker 1: might have been the road not taken. Imagine if cackling
Speaker 1: Kamala became the president, and how would the world look
Speaker 1: in Washington look at that point. It'd be frightening, it
Speaker 1: to be scary, which brings up this point. I listen
Speaker 1: to your good friend of mine, Brian Combs, who I
Speaker 1: hired and sired many years ago, and he points out
Speaker 1: the city council continues to grapple with the issue of homelessness,
Speaker 1: which isn't an issue of homelessness is an issue of
Speaker 1: mental health. It's an issue of drug use, it's an
Speaker 1: issue of alcoholism, along with the inability to control one's
Speaker 1: own inclinations, and the fact that it takes a few
Speaker 1: bucks to have your own, your own apartments, your own home,
Speaker 1: whatever it might be. And there's a chunk, maybe half
Speaker 1: forty percent. I remember my good friend Buddy Gray would
Speaker 1: tell me there's about a third need help, about a
Speaker 1: third would get help if required to get help, and
Speaker 1: the other third don't want any help at all because
Speaker 1: they like the lifestyle, and they like being mascots. They
Speaker 1: like being pandered to and exploited. They like the fact
Speaker 1: that people are caring for them. That's just the way
Speaker 1: it is. And we're not talking about large numbers. We're
Speaker 1: not talking about fifty thousand or five thousand, maybe not
Speaker 1: even five hundred, more like one to two hundred. That
Speaker 1: is destroying city life. And we cannot permit this thing
Speaker 1: to metastasize like it has in Chicago and other places
Speaker 1: in which there's hundreds or thousands of tents all over
Speaker 1: Hell's half Acre Downtown Cincinnati. The Downtown Council, CBC three,
Speaker 1: c DC, the corporations, the companies, the charities, they want
Speaker 1: none of this, can't have it. It's wrong, it's bad
Speaker 1: for them and it's bad for us.
Speaker 2: And so.
Speaker 1: There was an order entered, and I'm going to pursue
Speaker 1: this on your behalf as a listener of mine with
Speaker 1: the current prosecutor's Melissa powers, and you can imagine a
Speaker 1: many county prosecutor's office is going to flip in about
Speaker 1: two and a half three weeks. I think it's the
Speaker 1: first week in January that Connie Pilach will takeover. I'm
Speaker 1: going to as a great American, I'm going to reach
Speaker 1: out to Connie Pilich directly and talk with her and
Speaker 1: see what I can do on your behalf. But this
Speaker 1: lawsuit was filed and determined some six and a half
Speaker 1: years ago in which the City of Cincinnati, which is
Speaker 1: a body politic that means it's an ongoing enterprise. It
Speaker 1: doesn't stop when a new mayor comes in or a
Speaker 1: new council or a new city manager. It's a body politic.
Speaker 1: It continues. I think it began like in I know,
Speaker 1: almost seventeen eighty eight. It's been around a long time.
Speaker 1: Lusandeville was the name of Cincinnati in the beginning, and
Speaker 1: they signed a consent decree which they agreed to this
Speaker 1: this wasn't well litigated in a sense, but they agreed
Speaker 1: what to do, which is that the City of Cincinnati
Speaker 1: and its Police Division and its public health officials agreed
Speaker 1: to clear out homeless camps as they materialize, immediately, instantly done.
Speaker 1: And I'm reading this order put together by Judge Ruhlman,
Speaker 1: and by the way, Judge Patrick Tinkelocker is now in charge.
Speaker 1: The order talks about how health requirements demand that this
Speaker 1: occurred because you can't urinate, fornicate, and defecate outside underneath bridges.
Speaker 1: There could be a problem under a bridge on a
Speaker 1: warm on a warm night, you might I'm sorry, in
Speaker 1: a cold night to get warm. Absolutely, that says the
Speaker 1: illegal encampments are mobile and are a moving nuisance that
Speaker 1: constitute a hazard to the health and safety of the
Speaker 1: general public, including those living in these illegal encampments. With
Speaker 1: all the legal ees. It goes for eight pages long,
Speaker 1: and it essentially says that the city is under an
Speaker 1: ongoing daily duty to clear out the homeless encampments immediately.
Speaker 1: It is further ordered the City of Cincinnati Police and
Speaker 1: Health departments, upon the request for assistance from the Hamlety
Speaker 1: County Sheriff Ermaine McGuffey, and through law means calls the
Speaker 1: immediate removal of any existing or future encampments on any
Speaker 1: unlicensed park camp, street overpass, park camp that has no
Speaker 1: running water or toilet facilities and other requirements set forth
Speaker 1: in thirty seven oh one point twenty five, also those
Speaker 1: that exist on private land irrespectively in the City of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati in Hamleton County. So this applies in Dent as
Speaker 1: well as it applies in Madeira as well as it
Speaker 1: applies in Cincinnati. And this order is permanent and shall
Speaker 1: be enforced by the city's Cincinnati Police Division. So this
Speaker 1: hand ringing, we don't know what to do. Evan Nolan,
Speaker 1: one of the new council members Seth appears to be
Speaker 1: well intended. What are we going to do? Read the order?
Speaker 1: What you have to do? Because this city is an
Speaker 1: ongoing municipal enterprise, has agreed to do this already and
Speaker 1: this isn't an optional thing. Do we want to do it?
Speaker 1: Do we not want to do it? What do you think?
Speaker 1: It is? Judgment entry order and permanent injunction. And because
Speaker 1: the time six and a half years agoing by this
Speaker 1: isn't subject to appeal or understanding. This is in order
Speaker 1: to in effect, as the great American speaks, do it now.
Speaker 1: Tell Chief Thiji, make copies of this order, send it
Speaker 1: to everyone, and we must do it now. I had
Speaker 1: on the other day one of the great attorneys to
Speaker 1: discuss what do you do when parties to a lawsuit
Speaker 1: do not shall we say behave properly and in fact
Speaker 1: ignore completely what the order says and what it doesn't say,
Speaker 1: and what your duties and responsibilities are. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, you have to perform in doing these things.
Speaker 1: Chris Finnie was with me a few days ago and
Speaker 1: he said, they're looking at it. I spoke to another attorney,
Speaker 1: Kurt Hartman, who's of counsel with Chris Finnie, and here's
Speaker 1: the issue. And Chris brought this up on the air
Speaker 1: with you and me, and you might fix on this issue.
Speaker 1: And that is standing. In other words, only the parties
Speaker 1: to a lawsuit or those who benefit therefrom have the
Speaker 1: ability to go to court to enforce the order. So
Speaker 1: that means if you're a mom and a dad and
Speaker 1: you're divorced, your kids are the beneficiary of child support
Speaker 1: and as a child, maybe you're sixteen, seventeen, eighteen years old.
Speaker 1: You can go to d R Court and you're the
Speaker 1: beneficiary of this order. You can actually file emotion for contempt.
Speaker 1: So the issue with Kurt Hartman and others who are
Speaker 1: working well to protect the City of Cincinnati from itself
Speaker 1: is to make sure that this order is enforced. And
Speaker 1: who can do it is an issue right now. The
Speaker 1: parties are State of Ohio x ral means in relationship
Speaker 1: to Joseph T. Deaters, how many County prosecutor relater versus
Speaker 1: City of Cincinnati, and who's eligible to do this. A
Speaker 1: citizen can say, wait a minute, I'm a beneficiary of
Speaker 1: this order. This thing was put into effect to help
Speaker 1: me conduct my business, to make sure that I four
Speaker 1: seventy one is not burned down so I can get
Speaker 1: to work and get home from work. I want this.
Speaker 1: I want an order from now Judge dink a Loocker
Speaker 1: who took the place of Ruleman in order to require
Speaker 1: the city to do what they said they would do anyway,
Speaker 1: which they seemingly don't want to do. And of course
Speaker 1: they know this order exists, and they beat around the
Speaker 1: bush him and Hawn Well, they want to do something
Speaker 1: outside of this order, which legally they cannot do, they
Speaker 1: must not do. And the reason this is happening in
Speaker 1: metastasizing and democratic cities is because they don't have the backbone.
Speaker 1: Maybe someone should contact Amazon and order a backbone, because
Speaker 1: with Amazon, if you're Amazon plus Prime, it's delivered the
Speaker 1: next day. It's unbelievable the stuff that goes on. And
Speaker 1: so I'm going to pursue this matter. And of course,
Speaker 1: the current prime executer as I sit here at twelve
Speaker 1: forty nine pm on a Wednesday afternoon, is Melissa Powers
Speaker 1: in her office shall we say, is disassembling as I
Speaker 1: speak because of the change of the office. The top
Speaker 1: people are leaving, and I'm not sure no one in
Speaker 1: the Prosecutor's office. They're looking for jobs and things are
Speaker 1: in complete turmoil. But Melissa Powers is a great American,
Speaker 1: So I'm going to call her later today in relationship
Speaker 1: to my conversation I just had with the Attorney General.
Speaker 1: And in this case, the Attorney General can be appointed,
Speaker 1: shall we say, as co counsel or something of that type,
Speaker 1: could be appointed on this case to enforce this injunction.
Speaker 1: If the next prosecutor, Connie Pillag doesn't want to do it,
Speaker 1: then it becomes okay, how do we enforce it? And
Speaker 1: what might happen is Connie Pillag. She's perceived as a liberal,
Speaker 1: We're not sure yet not taking office, she may not
Speaker 1: want to enforce rule and regulations against the homeless population.
Speaker 1: She may have an attitude of you know what, we
Speaker 1: don't want to We're not going to do it. Well,
Speaker 1: if she doesn't do it, the beneficiaries of this order
Speaker 1: are men and women like you and me, and those
Speaker 1: stuck in traffic on I four seventy one were hurt
Speaker 1: by the non enforcement of this order by the City
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati. So I'm going to pursue this on your behalf.
Speaker 1: And secondly, I would note that, as Brian Combs pointed
Speaker 1: out that this morning, State of Ohio versus Kyle Raleigh,
Speaker 1: the son of the great weatherman Steve Raleigh, have resolved
Speaker 1: their conflicts and that the matters have been reduced to
Speaker 1: a misdemeanor, which should have been at a maximum anyway. Now,
Speaker 1: this matter is a civil issue. There have been lawsuits
Speaker 1: filed back and forth, and let that resolve the matter
Speaker 1: as to what happened. So let's continue. I also would
Speaker 1: point out that the drone controversy has just got a
Speaker 1: little bit more weird. There's a congressman who I respect
Speaker 1: named Mike McCall, not the great Zager basketball player, but
Speaker 1: another Mike McCall, who is alleged that in reality he
Speaker 1: relating that he knows what it is and that he
Speaker 1: says it is Chinese intelligence the drones that are hiding
Speaker 1: among the other activities in the sky to take pictures
Speaker 1: of Bedminster and to take pictures of army bases. That's
Speaker 1: what Mike McCall says of Texas congressman. He was in
Speaker 1: the briefing yesterday, and this is a land at like
Speaker 1: a like a dumbbell in Washington. Because Mike McCall is
Speaker 1: not a right wing bomb thrower. He's out of the
Speaker 1: Intelligence Committee, and he related that he knows what it is,
Speaker 1: and what it is is Chinese intelligence. With the balloons
Speaker 1: that you know, I can't imagine Donald Trump letting a
Speaker 1: Chinese balloon float across the country with impunity. That wouldn't
Speaker 1: have happened. Once again, we have a non president collecting
Speaker 1: the salary and doing the job. Approval rating, by the way,
Speaker 1: is down in the twenties and Trump's approval rating is
Speaker 1: now in the sixties. The Trumpster is now more popular
Speaker 1: than he's ever been, and Joe Biden is less popular
Speaker 1: than he's ever been, and it's getting worse. And the
Speaker 1: lies told by the Washington Lee about his mental status
Speaker 1: is disgusting. Held his last cabinet meeting yesterday. He's only
Speaker 1: had about three and four years. And to a person,
Speaker 1: they all said that he's on top of his game,
Speaker 1: doesn't suffer from dementia, knows exactly what he's saying, he's literate,
Speaker 1: and all that kind of crap, which none of us believe.
Speaker 1: So let's take a short break and after one o'clock
Speaker 1: today we'll be Michael McDonald of the Catholic League. Then
Speaker 1: tomorrow we have many things scheduled and including Julie Gunlock
Speaker 1: the Independent Women's Forum, and we have Tim Chapman will
Speaker 1: be here about doze and are we really going to
Speaker 1: cut federal government spending? And then also later we've scheduled
Speaker 1: at Lease Kurt Hartman, part of the Finny Law firm,
Speaker 1: to talk about They're not going to let this moment pass.
Speaker 1: And the reason is because the prosecutor's office changing hands
Speaker 1: in about two weeks, the ability to start a contempt
Speaker 1: proceeding now is available. And if they wait for two
Speaker 1: weeks until the new prosecutor takes over Connie Pillage, you
Speaker 1: have no idea if she'll be a law enforcement official
Speaker 1: or a social worker. Never had the job before, have
Speaker 1: no clue what's going on. Plus, on Friday, we scheduled
Speaker 1: Brigitte Gabriel, who was held captive for seven years and
Speaker 1: at Jordanian home when she was a girl, brutalized terribly,
Speaker 1: and now she's written many books and I want to
Speaker 1: get her thoughts on what's happening in Syria levinon what's
Speaker 1: happening with a Moss. Allegedly they're going to release them
Speaker 1: some of their prisoners that they kidnapped. I'd say release
Speaker 1: them all before the Trumpster gets involved, in which case
Speaker 1: all hell's going to break loose. So let's continue with
Speaker 1: more once again five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven
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Speaker 1: Great American Bill Cunningham. Of course, the Catholic League located
Speaker 1: in New York City, is one of the great civil
Speaker 1: rights facilities for the Catholic faith, Christianity and also individual freedom.
Speaker 1: And one of the leaders of the Catholic League is
Speaker 1: the great Michael McDonald. Michael McDonald, welcome again to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, Mike, can you
Speaker 1: kind of now we're at the end of the year.
Speaker 1: Was this a good year? Just give me an overall review.
Speaker 1: Was this a good year or a bad year for
Speaker 1: religious freedom for America, for the flag, for the faith.
Speaker 1: Give me your sense of what kind of year year
Speaker 1: it's been.
Speaker 4: Hey, Bill, it's good to be back with you again. Yes,
Speaker 4: you know, this year has definitely been a pivot year,
Speaker 4: I would say, you know, the Biden administration and the
Speaker 4: secularists that enabled them. In the culture at large, definitely,
Speaker 4: we're in full swing going after Catholics, Christians, people of
Speaker 4: faith all across this country. But we did have this
Speaker 4: tremendous earthquake this year with the re election of Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: And if you look at particularly some of the exit
Speaker 4: pollion that you see that people of faith generally broke
Speaker 4: towards Trump and the secularsts broke towards the Democrats, which
Speaker 4: sort of seems to be where the new fault lines
Speaker 4: in society are breaking down these days, that the secularists
Speaker 4: are on the left, people of faith are on the right.
Speaker 4: And so from that perspective, you definitely say that the
Speaker 4: people of faith had enough of the last four years,
Speaker 4: revolted and took their country back, and have decided that
Speaker 4: they want a more pro religious freedom agenda moving forward.
Speaker 4: They want to be able to exercise and practice their
Speaker 4: faith in public, which are a good thing. So it's
Speaker 4: you know, looking bullish for next year in that regards
Speaker 4: of we still got a lot of work to do.
Speaker 4: When you know, a culture war is not one for
Speaker 4: loss in a single election cycle. This takes years of
Speaker 4: hard work. So moving forward, you know, we got to
Speaker 4: keep that intensity up and if we can keep applying pressure.
Speaker 4: You know, this is something that we looked at the
Speaker 4: Catholic League this year and you can see this on
Speaker 4: our website Catholic League dot org. We compared the religious
Speaker 4: liberty policies of both the Trump administration and the Biden
Speaker 4: Harris administration, and you know, clearly the Trump administration has
Speaker 4: done much more get very little out of the Biden
Speaker 4: Harris administration mostly just lip service. So in that sense,
Speaker 4: moving forward looks like we have an opportunity to strike
Speaker 4: while the irons hot, advance the clause of religious liberty
Speaker 4: and really get this country back on track, get back
Speaker 4: to the morals that made America great in the first place,
Speaker 4: and the values and all that. So there's optimism. I
Speaker 4: would say that this was a very optimistic year.
Speaker 1: You know, you can only imagine the path not taken
Speaker 1: if we ever sitting here at the end of the
Speaker 1: year in Kamala Harris as the president to be. Tim Waltz,
Speaker 1: who's a real clown, would be the VP president of
Speaker 1: the Center. I can't imagine how dark, how dreary things
Speaker 1: would be when it came to people of faith, in
Speaker 1: those who believe in the Constitution. You have two or
Speaker 1: three postings a Catholicic dog organ I found very interesting.
Speaker 1: One is US Trails UK. US Trails UK on puberty
Speaker 1: blockers and it's time the medical profession caught up with
Speaker 1: the UK and most European nations by pulling back at
Speaker 1: support for gender ideology in America. The AM, the American
Speaker 1: Academy of Pediatrics, the Federation of Pediatric Organizations, the American
Speaker 1: Psychological Association, I might ad the American Bar Association and
Speaker 1: the American Psychiatric Administration Association are still promoting transgenderism, the
Speaker 1: idea that the sexes are interchangeable. And I watched the
Speaker 1: other day there was the president of the NCAA just
Speaker 1: kind of defending the idea that young adult males nineteen
Speaker 1: twenty two years old should be able to play sports
Speaker 1: against females and be in their private spaces. And this
Speaker 1: is contrary to what most of the world is now going.
Speaker 1: We're about five ten years behind Europe when it comes
Speaker 1: to these things that we can tell a fourteen year
Speaker 1: old girl, you know what, you need a double mess
Speaker 1: sectomy and a hysterectomy when you're fourteen, or tell a
Speaker 1: boy that you're locked in the wrong body. We're going
Speaker 1: to give you privity blockers and also hormonal treatment and
Speaker 1: take away your ability to reproduce as a male. We're
Speaker 1: going to cut off your testicles like you're some a gelding,
Speaker 1: and we're going to let you be whatever you want
Speaker 1: to be. And I'm reading this column that you have
Speaker 1: up Bill Donne, who a great man Pennant, and we
Speaker 1: seem not to be going on the same path as
Speaker 1: those who have done this for a long time. How
Speaker 1: long will it take, Michael McDonald till we come to reality?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like I said, our side definitely gained the
Speaker 4: momentum this year, but to kind of throughout an analogy,
Speaker 4: the other side are essentially the dinosaurs. The asteroid has
Speaker 4: already hit the Earth and the heat wave is coming
Speaker 4: to wipe them out, and they just they don't recognize
Speaker 4: that their policies, their ideology is doomed because it goes
Speaker 4: against human nature. And that's ultimately why it's failed. You know,
Speaker 4: you bring up the NC DOUBLEA. You know, of course
Speaker 4: they're going to screw up the college football playoff brackets issue.
Speaker 4: They don't even know what the difference between a man
Speaker 4: and a woman is like, Right, If you can't figure
Speaker 4: out that basic level of biology, of course you're not
Speaker 4: going to be able to figure anything out more complicated
Speaker 4: than that. And that is the problem. And like I
Speaker 4: said before, it's going to take a lot of work
Speaker 4: for our side for truth, justice in the American way
Speaker 4: to ultimately prevail. And you're right, the Europeans, the British
Speaker 4: have woken up on this. The finish the Dutch even
Speaker 4: and that they used to promote this the Nordic countries,
Speaker 4: that they're pulling back from transgenderism in a big way
Speaker 4: over there. But the elites in this country, the people
Speaker 4: up in their ivory towers that have been voicing this
Speaker 4: nonsense on us for years, are refusing to recognize the
Speaker 4: simple biological truth and they're not going to back down easily.
Speaker 4: And so it is going to take a concerted effort
Speaker 4: for people of all faith Catholics, Christians, Jews, Mormons, the
Speaker 4: whole nine yard. Everyone needs to be out there pushing
Speaker 4: back on this radical ideology.
Speaker 1: Well, the other issue is money. Whenever you have some dispute.
Speaker 1: One of the great things about Bill Clinton or Richard
Speaker 1: Nixon was follow the money. The transgender industry is a multi, multi,
Speaker 1: multi billion dollar enterprise where doctor's, medical professionals and hospitals
Speaker 1: and blue cities and blue states are making billions of
Speaker 1: dollars exploring sexually confused young people, and according to all
Speaker 1: of the studies in Europe and elsewhere that there's no
Speaker 1: difference in mental health outcomes or suicidal prevention ten years
Speaker 1: after the fact of the switch from one gender to another,
Speaker 1: and in fact, the troubles remain, But we live in
Speaker 1: a society where you've got to make money in this
Speaker 1: huge industry. And Michael McDonald, you've been in political aspects
Speaker 1: of this for a long time that when you have
Speaker 1: won an issue, the last thing you do is fold
Speaker 1: up your tents and go home. So when the Human
Speaker 1: Rights Campaign one gay marriage, the last thing they could
Speaker 1: do is to shut down their buildings. They're thousands of staff,
Speaker 1: and they're millions and millions of dollars in donations from
Speaker 1: groups like the Ford Foundation. They had to come up
Speaker 1: with someone else. Wait a minute, can we sell the
Speaker 1: idea of transgender rights which goes into the biology of
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand years, there's been men and women, that's
Speaker 1: it xx or x Y, that's it, never anything anything different.
Speaker 1: And they had to keep the money aflowing and keep
Speaker 1: motivating people to vote for them if they're liberal Democrats.
Speaker 1: So they had to come up with a quote a
Speaker 1: civil rights issue of our time, which is transgender rights.
Speaker 1: And the moniker has always been Mike McDonald, would you
Speaker 1: have a live son or a dead daughter? The choices, Well,
Speaker 1: the fact of the matter is that's a nice moniker,
Speaker 1: not bumper sticker. But in reality, if you're in your
Speaker 1: early teens or you're a teenager and you're having mental
Speaker 1: difficulties and psychological problems, emotional difficulties, the last thing you
Speaker 1: should do is add on top of those difficulties by
Speaker 1: taking puberty blockers or having surgery or hormonal treatment. It
Speaker 1: doesn't solve the mental problem. It might cause a genitelia issue,
Speaker 1: but it doesn't go on between your ears. What's going
Speaker 1: on your mind? And all of us might say psychological treatment,
Speaker 1: psychiatric treat whatever it might be. But the Red states,
Speaker 1: like in Ohio, the lawmakers passed a bill saying that
Speaker 1: children's hospitals and nationwide and Cincinnati and also in Columbus
Speaker 1: can't do this anymore. It's on their website now, we
Speaker 1: can't do it. So they're referring patients to Chicago, Illinois,
Speaker 1: where they can do it. And so if you live
Speaker 1: in a blue city in a blue state, the industry's
Speaker 1: going to target you to make money off the confusion
Speaker 1: of your children. That must stop. Secondly, you have a
Speaker 1: great posting up about how civil rights groups minorities are
Speaker 1: ill served by their leaders, and this is relative. It's
Speaker 1: you know, RuSHA L rushbo always called them NASO Association
Speaker 1: of liberal Colored people. And it's a great column about
Speaker 1: minorities being ill served by their leaders and really the
Speaker 1: flock's not paying so much attention explained about the National
Speaker 1: Action Network and which was paid a half million dollars
Speaker 1: by Kamala Harris and that's Al Sharpton. And then also
Speaker 1: at the NAACP, how these so called civil rights groups
Speaker 1: have not served the minorities they're supposed to attend to.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, that's another good point theuse. It's another
Speaker 4: example of how the elites have completely turned their back,
Speaker 4: abandoned common sense, abandoned their people, and sold them out
Speaker 4: for profit and ideologies. You rightfully point out money if
Speaker 4: you look at what a lot of you know, looking
Speaker 4: at those two organizations, a lot of black people in
Speaker 4: this country rightfully so want to be able to get
Speaker 4: their children out of failing inner city schools and send
Speaker 4: them to a school of their choice, whether that's a
Speaker 4: private school, one of the great Catholic schools across this country,
Speaker 4: or a high quality charter school. They're looking for an
Speaker 4: alternative to the failing public school system. But time and
Speaker 4: again we see from the n the NAACP, we see
Speaker 4: from the National Action Network, all these other organizations. Its
Speaker 4: alphabet soup of organizations that have completely stopped representing the
Speaker 4: interests of people. They time and again side with the
Speaker 4: teachers' unions, one of the largest funders of the Democratic Party,
Speaker 4: to advance their own political and ideological aims and financial
Speaker 4: aims and sell out their people. Know, we're looking at
Speaker 4: this one group that we mentioned in that I don't
Speaker 4: remember off the top of my head, but it's the
Speaker 4: largest group representing Asians in this country, and they have
Speaker 4: multiple statements out there saying that they support affirmative action, which,
Speaker 4: lest we forget, was just overturned this year by Asian
Speaker 4: students suing Harvard and UNC down in North Carolina for
Speaker 4: the discriminatory policies on admissions because they were getting kicked
Speaker 4: out of school. But you know, this Asian group is
Speaker 4: out discrim We don't know. We need more affirmative action
Speaker 4: that is literally ensuring that Asian students do not get
Speaker 4: into high quality colleges.
Speaker 1: Now, the National Council of Asian Pacific Americans a coalition
Speaker 1: of thirty eight national organizations, and they have to keep fundraising.
Speaker 1: They have to keep raising money, so even when they know,
Speaker 1: I say, Supreme Court rules that affirmative action, we're done
Speaker 1: with that. They got to keep continuing because there's buildings
Speaker 1: and leases, there's employees to be paid, they're media connections
Speaker 1: to charitable organizations. You can't say, Okay, the issue is done.
Speaker 1: It's over with. We won or we lost and they won.
Speaker 1: They have to keep the group alive.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Thirdly, I found this shocking. I had not seen this
Speaker 1: about Elton John. Elton John, according to your column here
Speaker 1: and Bill Donna, who wrote it about used to be
Speaker 1: a crackhead, now regrets the legalization of marijuana. And I
Speaker 1: read this story every now and then Elton John, who
Speaker 1: by the way, said nice things about Donald Trump several
Speaker 1: months back. Elton John used to be a crackhead. Now
Speaker 1: he regrets it. What got him started? He says, marijuana.
Speaker 1: I maintain that it's addictive and it leads to other
Speaker 1: drugs and it's not good for the mind. Explain how
Speaker 1: Sir Elton John stands with Donald Trump in the Catholic league.
Speaker 1: Explain that one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, we're living in strange times. We're living
Speaker 4: in strange times. Wait, I guess the broken clock is right.
Speaker 4: Twice today he was right about Trump, and he was
Speaker 4: right about marijuana. So I guess that adage hold's true.
Speaker 4: But no, he's right on this issue. You know, marijuana
Speaker 4: is a gateway drug. It is highly destructive. Most people
Speaker 4: in prison used marijuana before they went to jail. It
Speaker 4: distorts your mind. There's a story a couple months back
Speaker 4: about this woman down in Texas. She was smoking a
Speaker 4: joint and stabbed a boyfriend ninety seven times. Yeah, it
Speaker 4: is a very bad drug. And if you look at
Speaker 4: places where drugs have been legalized in this country, things
Speaker 4: have gotten out of hand. Colorado, things are terrible out there.
Speaker 4: The hospitals are full of car crash victims from people
Speaker 4: that were high. The police are inundated. Oregon went even
Speaker 4: further and pretty much legalized everything, even up to like fentanyl.
Speaker 4: You can have a little bit of that on you.
Speaker 4: And even there in Oregon, the dams in the state
Speaker 4: House and the governor there said, Okay, this is out
Speaker 4: of hand. We have to take step take steps to
Speaker 4: pull this back. But there is good news that people
Speaker 4: are starting to wake up. This year, there were four
Speaker 4: states that had marijuana on the ballot. As they say,
Speaker 4: referendums of Florida was one of them, and it was
Speaker 4: defeated there North Dakota, South Dakota. It also lost there.
Speaker 4: Nebraska sort of the outlier. They did legalize medical marijuana,
Speaker 4: so a bit of an outlier, but you know, three
Speaker 4: out of four that's pretty good. And then in Massachusetts,
Speaker 4: of all places, they were going to legalize psychedelics, the mushrooms,
Speaker 4: and even there the people said this is a little
Speaker 4: too crazy. We need to pull back. So there are
Speaker 4: signs that you know, not just from not just politics,
Speaker 4: but even culturally, there is a shift towards traditional values.
Speaker 1: Faith, family, the sense that you're part of a larger enterprise,
Speaker 1: happy to be an American. So many young folks, especially
Speaker 1: young males, like that shooter in the Wisconsin led a
Speaker 1: dysfunctional life, put things online that we're disgusting about killing males,
Speaker 1: about killing fathers and brothers. This was a fifteen year
Speaker 1: old female whose father took her out to shooting and
Speaker 1: firing ranges, and untethered to reality, untethered the faith and
Speaker 1: family of functional family, and a young male might be
Speaker 1: twenty five or thirty years old before they developed the
Speaker 1: frontal lobal part of their brain. And I just hope
Speaker 1: there's a sense that governments allows your parent and that
Speaker 1: when some child is emotionally distraught, the last thing to
Speaker 1: do is to give them weapons and take them out
Speaker 1: to a firing arrange and shoot a bunch of guns.
Speaker 1: And then watching their social media when she's threatened to
Speaker 1: kill lots of people, lots of people and then also
Speaker 1: threatening to commit suicide, and our idols were the two
Speaker 1: Columbine shooters. That's a terrible thing. Just at the end here,
Speaker 1: Michael McDonald, is there one or two things next year
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty five, the Catholic League may want to
Speaker 1: focus on.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, there's a lot that we need to focus
Speaker 4: on next year. Bill, Like I mentioned, we need to
Speaker 4: strike while the iron is hot in getting back to
Speaker 4: sanity because in the last four years, a lot of
Speaker 4: things have been entrenched in public policy that actively undermine
Speaker 4: people's religious of faith, their conscious rates. So that is
Speaker 4: definitely going to be an area that we're going to
Speaker 4: be focusing on making sure that we are bringing everything
Speaker 4: we have to bear on rolling back some of the
Speaker 4: bad policies to make sure that people of faith, Catholics, Christians,
Speaker 4: everyone else can enjoy their God given.
Speaker 1: Rights, including still choice school choices.
Speaker 4: Including school choice right right, and once we started, you know,
Speaker 4: getting back to even there, like you're mentioning, on the
Speaker 4: state level, there's a lot of things like school choice,
Speaker 4: like marijuana, like abortion, like transgenderism. That's going to be
Speaker 4: a big state issue coming up in the next four
Speaker 4: years as well. So to be as aggressive as we
Speaker 4: can there, that would be like a step two. And
Speaker 4: then more broadly, there are still these culture war issues.
Speaker 4: You know, there are some positive signs. A lot of
Speaker 4: these companies started pulling back from their Pride Month displays,
Speaker 4: getting rid of their DEI policies, but there's still a
Speaker 4: lot out there. There are still many corporate leaders that
Speaker 4: are pushing this.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: The activist groups like you mentioned Tom and again are
Speaker 4: not going away that they have a payroll of meat,
Speaker 4: so they are going to keep playing, yep, and so
Speaker 4: we got to keep fighting. So that's uh. And you
Speaker 4: know all these other sort of cultural issues. The culture
Speaker 4: war isn't just about politics. There are other bigger issues
Speaker 4: that that play. We're going to have to be right
Speaker 4: in the thick of those.
Speaker 1: Michael McDonald Merry Christmas and New Year's Catholic League died
Speaker 1: in Org is the place to go and and I
Speaker 1: give my best to Bill down to you, all the
Speaker 1: folks at the Catholic League and Mike McDonald thanks again
Speaker 1: this year for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Mike, No, thank you Bill.
Speaker 4: It's always a pleasure to be with you. Merry Christmas
Speaker 4: and as always, your great American.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with more Bill Cunningham News
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Speaker 1: Thank you? Denver. Tomorrow night is at the Chargers. Yes,
Speaker 1: so if the Chargers, who have to win right, beat
Speaker 1: Denver right then, and the Bengals win against the Brownies right,
Speaker 1: and then they come here. Denver comes here week for Saturday.
Speaker 1: Bengals beat Denver. Then it gets interesting. Then it's okay,
Speaker 1: now we go. Then you got a few other things
Speaker 1: after the Broncos. Well you mean for the Bengals, they
Speaker 1: go to Pittsburgh, go to Steelers. After that, they got
Speaker 1: three games to go. They play the Brownies, then they
Speaker 1: played Denver. Then they played about that. I went, I
Speaker 1: went stupid for a minute. Supposely it's two percent chance,
Speaker 1: but after tomorrow night it could be zero or could
Speaker 1: be about twelve percent chance. See what happens.
Speaker 6: The Chargers are tough, although they think they got beat
Speaker 6: last last Sunday. Yeah, they got beat last Sunday pretty
Speaker 6: good by the Buccaneers.
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Speaker 1: How about the son of Channel nine meteorologist Steve Rawley.
Speaker 1: There he is admits in court today to assaulting a
Speaker 1: couple outside the Montgomery and Boat House, thirty four year
Speaker 1: old Kyle Raleigh. The matters now concluded it was put
Speaker 1: together by the magic Man, Merlin Shiveducker and Scottie Crosswell, well,
Speaker 1: so what happened? What's his what's the verdict? Not guilty
Speaker 1: of shall we say, misdemeanors? Yeah, and it's not been
Speaker 1: sentenced yet. But Troy Morrow and Loving, your employee of the
Speaker 1: boat house, called his parents to pick him up, and
Speaker 1: then all help broke loose. And the judge is assigned
Speaker 1: to a liberal Democratic judge, so she likes putting everybody
Speaker 1: not in jail. So I think he'll be okay, Okay,
Speaker 1: the magic man, I said, so. Then Conrad Kercher is
Speaker 1: after a civily is after the money, the green let
Speaker 1: us of salvation. You know what I'm saying. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: do know, don't you. Jennifer branch Is the judge used
Speaker 1: to work in the ACU. You she like puts nobody
Speaker 1: in jail, So we'll see what happens.
Speaker 6: Then they got a civil lawsuit against the kid, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, back and forth, one side of the other, salad.
Speaker 1: The salvation is coming and.
Speaker 6: The lawyers must be paid. Correct, Well, so do the
Speaker 6: people too, because he decked both of.
Speaker 1: Them, did he well? Allegedly allegedly allegedly and they decked
Speaker 1: him too, allegedly. So we'll see what happens. Let the
Speaker 1: court system work out, separate the good from the bad,
Speaker 1: the left from the right, the up from the down.
Speaker 1: You sue what they do and see what happens. So
Speaker 1: that's pretty good. Yeah, I'll segment. We have a report
Speaker 1: from Joey Evado.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he took a photo of I get what on
Speaker 6: Instagram or something that the red uniforms and they say
Speaker 6: they look really good. What is this some kind of
Speaker 6: coming back that'll solve first base? I guess well, I'm
Speaker 6: not sure he's coming back to Paul. No, Oh, I
Speaker 6: don't know, he says, going to coach. Yes, the infield now,
Speaker 6: I don't know how close. The already got a bench coach.
Speaker 6: What about Tito? Was he going to be manager?
Speaker 1: Don't can't say he's already got a bench coach. He's
Speaker 1: already got a pitching coach. Got them all? What do
Speaker 1: you need?
Speaker 6: I think former Red manager David Bell had more assistance
Speaker 6: on his staff than the Bengals do.
Speaker 1: Is this team ready and coined to win? I say yes?
Speaker 1: Better be about a Hunter Green? You gotta make about Lodolo?
Speaker 1: How about Asscraft? How about Martinez?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: They got to get they got six of them, They
Speaker 1: got pitching?
Speaker 6: Can they can he stay healthy? There's what about McClain?
Speaker 6: What about have they stayed healthy the past few years?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 6: Thank you, not even close. Jonathan India is in Kansas City.
Speaker 6: What about McClain and he playing?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Well, we'll find out. Don't be diving
Speaker 1: the balls in spring training? How about that one? Correct?
Speaker 1: A segment on Sunday is going to be And of
Speaker 1: course the football playoffs and they begin Thursday or Friday.
Speaker 1: In football, I have no idea Friday Friday, they begin Friday.
Speaker 1: Because you got Indiana, Notre Dame.
Speaker 3: Who do you like that? And set?
Speaker 1: I like Indiana. I like the Hoosiers. Give me the points.
Speaker 1: Oh if the Hoosiers win, I'd be beautiful. Rocky Boyman
Speaker 1: will not show up until next year.
Speaker 6: Have a bad day, would you agree? Well, a terrible day?
Speaker 6: And then Saturday you got three games on the docket.
Speaker 6: The big one is the UH is uh the Tennessee
Speaker 6: valls at Ohio State at eight o'clock.
Speaker 1: Another crisis. What if Ohio State loses? Now we've got
Speaker 1: a real crisis.
Speaker 6: You got s MU and UH SMU playing. You got
Speaker 6: Clemson in Texas. That's going to be a lot of
Speaker 6: orange on that team, everybody in that field. We'll see
Speaker 6: what happens.
Speaker 1: SMUs at Penn State on Saturday. Mustang first.
Speaker 6: The first round is Saturday in the College Football Playoff
Speaker 6: FIG and I believe if I remember the bracket that
Speaker 6: the Ohio State winner with Tennessee.
Speaker 1: Oregon big goals. We'll see what happens. It's all like
Speaker 1: what happens. But Zache free Man, I feel bad about
Speaker 1: the kids. Been hurt every year he's got he's got
Speaker 1: foot problems, knee problems. Now he's got an acl supposedly,
Speaker 1: what do you do, you might come back for a year.
Speaker 1: If you're seven, come back and play again. He'll be
Speaker 1: an aarp still playing college hoops. Right, he's going all right,
Speaker 1: segment give me out on the Studge Report. Hold on,
Speaker 1: there is no new country music other than Mariah Carey,
Speaker 1: and even that's about thirty years old. That's the newest Tom.
Speaker 1: I mean Christmas music, you know, that's what. There's not
Speaker 1: really much music either of my book. I love country Christmases,
Speaker 1: don't you so? I saw last night I like I
Speaker 1: like country. No Yellowstones now dead. I got John Dutton
Speaker 1: is dead. Everyone ran sold out, people get shots if
Speaker 1: it sold. Now now Yellowstone has been sold back to
Speaker 1: rain Water. I don't know what to say. Prices they
Speaker 1: got ripped would be that guy who's the raid Water.
Speaker 1: He's the Indian.
Speaker 6: Oh, but they got like eighteen ninety four, and then
Speaker 6: you got another but he nineteen twenty three, twenty three.
Speaker 1: They got another spin off coming too, with ripping Beth.
Speaker 1: I want to continue with Beth. Now that's a man's woman,
Speaker 1: right there, would you.
Speaker 6: Agree bathhooting Everybody on that show is standing him and
Speaker 6: shooting him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love that. I love Christmas and it's mora.
Speaker 1: Why can't we have new Christmas music, new selections? I
Speaker 1: like this is good. The new stuff is stupid. And
Speaker 1: the only thing we other need now is the snoop
Speaker 1: Dog to sing Christmas. I don't want to hear that.
Speaker 1: Say give me out of the Stude's reporting. We have
Speaker 1: Christmas coming, and my last day on there this year
Speaker 1: will be the twentieth. But I'm coming back January, second
Speaker 1: and third. I'm not in the Southern Command in January.
Speaker 1: I'm right here. There's a Penny's injury while playing Senior
Speaker 1: Citizen rugby. She had some flying block and she heard
Speaker 1: her pelvis. So I'm nurturing her back to health. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. Yeah, Willie and Otter, of a
Speaker 1: beautiful day here in the tri State, but rain early.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 2: I saw Brown's fans smoking my bro rids underneath the
Speaker 2: Big Mac Bridge last.
Speaker 5: Night on fire.
Speaker 4: Oh what a shame it would have been if.
Speaker 2: Burrow would have seen Brown's fans burning down a bridge
Speaker 2: last night.
Speaker 1: It's a drunk derelict right there. Who is it that
Speaker 1: sound like Austin Austin Elmore. That's Austin Elmo. That was
Speaker 1: sound a little bit like Moe, thank you very much, Yes, sir,
Speaker 1: see you soon. Let's continue hit the music, miss I
Speaker 1: don't want to kiss you segment. We're not transher on
Speaker 1: News Radio seven bully cutting in the Great American continue.
Speaker 1: We never stop. We simply continue this morning. I'm watching.
Speaker 1: I monitor everything on your behalf so you don't have to.
Speaker 1: And Mike McCall, not the great Xavier basketball player, Chairman
Speaker 1: Mike McCall of the Foreign Affairs Committee, who's one of
Speaker 1: the most knowledgeable persons in the House of Representatives, said
Speaker 1: that quote, based on my experience, the aircraft flying over
Speaker 1: the country are Chinese spy drones. And I read this
Speaker 1: and I said, what have you human led to believe
Speaker 1: in a sense that this is like no big deal,
Speaker 1: don't worry about it. These are not Chinese spy drones.
Speaker 1: These are either homemade deals or their defense contractors or
Speaker 1: their airplanes. They're not what they appear to be. So
Speaker 1: Michael McCall, who's a right winger, but let's face it,
Speaker 1: is not a bomb thrower like some said quote, we
Speaker 1: need to identify who's behind these drones. My judgment based
Speaker 1: on My experience is that those over our military sites
Speaker 1: are adversarial and most likely coming from the People's Republic
Speaker 1: of China. I believe they are spy drones. My judgment
Speaker 1: tells me that put there by the PRC and the
Speaker 1: Chinese Communist Party, they're very good at this stuff, and
Speaker 1: partially it's done to embarrass us and to make America
Speaker 1: look inept. He says, we know they bought land around
Speaker 1: military bases all over the country with the approval of
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. This would be very consistent with their policy
Speaker 1: over the past couple of years. They seem to think
Speaker 1: that most Americans are based upon making money based upon
Speaker 1: the idea that we cared too much about commerce, and
Speaker 1: it's the ones over the military bases I can't explain,
Speaker 1: and no one in the Defense Department can explain it either.
Speaker 1: He went on to say that, look, our military knows
Speaker 1: where they took off, what they're doing, and where they
Speaker 1: go back to. If it's a garage, they can go
Speaker 1: and determine that by interviewing the person owns the garage.
Speaker 1: You might recall that yesterday I had on a guest
Speaker 1: from News Nation that said a sheriff observed hundreds of
Speaker 1: drones in the dark coming out of the Atlantic Ocean area,
Speaker 1: and he watched them come from the ocean pitch black,
Speaker 1: fly in different places all over New Jersey and take
Speaker 1: off and come back. And Mike McCall, Republican, Chair of
Speaker 1: the House Affairs Foreign Affairs Committee, says, that's going on.
Speaker 1: You know what, You have to believe it because it
Speaker 1: doesn't make it. Anything else doesn't make any sense. When
Speaker 1: I had on Dean Rigaz the other day, he talked
Speaker 1: about aliens. That is, why would aliens use the colors
Speaker 1: of the FAA when the Chinese drones would use those
Speaker 1: colors to mask their true identity and to make it
Speaker 1: look as if they're fit in without whatever heuse is
Speaker 1: occurring in the skies. And private users, I guess it's
Speaker 1: possible that there are some private users flying a drone
Speaker 1: in most areas of the country are not illegal, So
Speaker 1: the private users would be those from Walmart and Radio
Speaker 1: Shack and elsewhere. Are put together these drones, but they
Speaker 1: don't go at sixty miles an hour, they don't stay
Speaker 1: up for many hours. These are military drones. And so
Speaker 1: yesterday Mike McCall, State Rep. And others got security briefings,
Speaker 1: and they were told certain things in the secure already
Speaker 1: setting that they're not supposed to relate specifically what they
Speaker 1: were told. Now, Democrats come out and say that kind
Speaker 1: of stuff all the time. Republicans, on the other hand,
Speaker 1: tend not to. But Mike McCall claims that aircraft flying
Speaker 1: over our country are Chinese spy drones. I would take
Speaker 1: him out his word. I would say, yep, probably are.
Speaker 1: What are we doing about it? The answer is nothing,
Speaker 1: not a zero zilch. Nothing is going on. And it's
Speaker 1: because at the highest level of the federal government they're
Speaker 1: in complete meltdown.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: The Defense Department knows that the top generals are going
Speaker 1: to be fired and the Secretary Defensive Course is gone.
Speaker 1: They're going to have a new regime completely in charge.
Speaker 1: If you're the FBI, you're the top beschl on the FBI,
Speaker 1: you know you're gone. Christopher Rays retired as of resigned
Speaker 1: as of January the twentieth. So there's no one there
Speaker 1: doing any work at the FBI at the top, no
Speaker 1: one in the Defense Department. I would hope that the
Speaker 1: Air Force, who are no shall we say, beholding that
Speaker 1: Joe Biden himself would actually be doing something to indicate
Speaker 1: that we have to take this matter seriously, right because
Speaker 1: we're watching our country in a sense being invaded by
Speaker 1: Chinese military assets, and we sit here with no leadership,
Speaker 1: no commander in chief. Kamala Harris is cockling wherever she can,
Speaker 1: and all hell's break and loose in the country. We
Speaker 1: don't have leadership in the United States of America, have
Speaker 1: not had it for the past year or two. And
Speaker 1: of course the Washington Post, New York Times, in the
Speaker 1: mainsteram media seemingly doesn't care whatsoever. That's the problem. It's
Speaker 1: a serious problem, and I don't see a resolution, do
Speaker 1: you other than getting a new president in there, and
Speaker 1: that is Donald Trump. Would he put up with this?
Speaker 1: Do you think do you think Jade Vance would put
Speaker 1: up with this? Or Pete Hagsith? Absolutely not. But it's
Speaker 1: happening in a way that the Chinese know right now
Speaker 1: they can do whatever they want to do to this
Speaker 1: country with impunity because we have no leadership. I could
Speaker 1: not imagine if we had taken the other road as
Speaker 1: great Americans on November fifth, and here we are about
Speaker 1: five weeks before the new president takes over, and if
Speaker 1: that person would have been Kamala Harris, the position national
Speaker 1: security wise, we would be in right now. So of
Speaker 1: the various possibilities throughout the window, the fact they are
Speaker 1: aliens et Alpha Centauri, it's possible that the universe could
Speaker 1: fold itself upon itself, find a black hole, get from
Speaker 1: area to area, but no one has the capability that
Speaker 1: we can imagine going to the speed of light for
Speaker 1: approximately seventy five thousand years to get to the next
Speaker 1: solar system. So that's gone. And I don't think the
Speaker 1: aliens would be complying with FAA rules about colored lights
Speaker 1: in certain locations. And as far as private users, I'm
Speaker 1: sure there's some of that. Some of that are the planes,
Speaker 1: some of that are other drone users that are having
Speaker 1: some fun with this. In fact, two were arrested outside
Speaker 1: of Logan Airport in Boston, Massachusetts when they were using
Speaker 1: their drones over the airport. Same thing at right pat
Speaker 1: Friday night for four hours. That's a large military base
Speaker 1: that was shut down because seemingly drones are over right
Speaker 1: pat Do you think anyone in the Dayton area would
Speaker 1: take their drone and put it over right Patterson Air
Speaker 1: Force Base at night on Friday. I don't think so.
Speaker 1: I think what it is is that the Chinese Communist Party,
Speaker 1: relying upon our weakness at the top, much like with
Speaker 1: the hot air balloon, sees opportunities to get information concerning
Speaker 1: our military capabilities. According to State Representative Mike US Representative
Speaker 1: Mike McCall, it is absolutely the US military knows what
Speaker 1: to do, but they need authority to shoot them down.
Speaker 1: And right now, the Secretary of Defense, Lloyd Austin, is
Speaker 1: cleaning out his desk, the top leadership of the Barron
Speaker 1: Defense cleaning out their desk. And also you have to
Speaker 1: know that Joe Biden has checked out completely. He's the
Speaker 1: most unpopular president leaving office since Richard Nixon. Has no
Speaker 1: clue what he's doing, and he can't give orders to
Speaker 1: do anything. And those around him are cleaning out their
Speaker 1: offices in the Executive Office building into the West Wing.
Speaker 1: They got the resumes together, they're looking for work elsewhere,
Speaker 1: and we're in a terrible situation. Much like here in
Speaker 1: Hamliny County, we have a good functioning Hamiliny County Prosecutor
Speaker 1: Melissa Powers, who's cleaning out her desk. She's leaving in
Speaker 1: like two weeks so there's no one to enforce the
Speaker 1: order against the City of Cincinnati to clean up the
Speaker 1: homeless camps immediately. Need no legislation, need no ordinance. You
Speaker 1: have to enforce the law otherwise you're in contempt. Difficulties,
Speaker 1: But we don't know what the new prosecutor is going
Speaker 1: to do in Hamlinon County. Penny County Pillage might be wonderful.
Speaker 1: On the other hand, she's a liberal Democrat, so I
Speaker 1: don't know. I can't think of a time in my
Speaker 1: life the last several years when things have been this disorganizing,
Speaker 1: this screwed up. And I'm looking at an NCAA president
Speaker 1: defending the policies of allowing men to play women's sports
Speaker 1: and to shower and dress in women's facilities, and he's
Speaker 1: throwing up his hands like a clown, saying, well, you know,
Speaker 1: we're just following the law. And when Senator Hawley says, well,
Speaker 1: what are the laws, he can't point to them. It's
Speaker 1: we have chaos and confusion in the skies, in the Ukraine,
Speaker 1: uh in Iraq, in Syria, in Israel, North Korea, South Korea, China, Taiwan,
Speaker 1: et cetera. It's getting worse and worse and worse, we
Speaker 1: have an NCAA and NCAA that says that men, biological
Speaker 1: men should be allowed to use adult women facilities and
Speaker 1: with impunity. I'm told by some of my female friends
Speaker 1: that going to La Fitness and some of these other
Speaker 1: facilities that they object to men coming into their private
Speaker 1: space and the management does little or nothing to stop it.
Speaker 1: Because that's the way things are in America today. And
Speaker 1: my God, do we need to change. So let's continue
Speaker 1: with more. But I think this information from one of
Speaker 1: the most highly respected US representatives, Mike McCall of Texas,
Speaker 1: who receives all the top secret briefings he's been in
Speaker 1: office about twenty years, when he says that, in his opinion,
Speaker 1: these are Chinese Communist drones over US military bases like
Speaker 1: right pat in order to gather intelligence. One can only
Speaker 1: imagine if American military personnel we're flying hundreds or thousands
Speaker 1: of drones over Chinese military bases in and around Beijing,
Speaker 1: what would be going on in China. This is ridiculous,
Speaker 1: he said. I believe that these are spy and the
Speaker 1: PRC and the Communist China is very good at this stuff.
Speaker 1: We know they bought land around our military bases for
Speaker 1: specific purposes, and this is one of them. They have
Speaker 1: the bases around Right pat so that they can fly
Speaker 1: drones quickly to gather military intelligence, report back to their
Speaker 1: handlers and the PRC. And we don't do a damn
Speaker 1: thing about it. So you take small issues like in
Speaker 1: the City of Cincinnati, when the Police Department is told
Speaker 1: by Cheryl Long and af tad peer of all, do
Speaker 1: not enforce criminal statutes in the City of Cincinnati, when
Speaker 1: the Police Division is told by Cheryl Long and Chief
Speaker 1: Fiji and a f TA peer of all, ignore a
Speaker 1: court order issued by by Judge Ruhlman, ignore that. When
Speaker 1: you have in the state of Ohio Right Patterson Air
Speaker 1: Force Base being inundated with drones according to this US
Speaker 1: congressman from the Chinese Communist Party, and they're permitted to
Speaker 1: take off, gather intelligence and land. And on top of that,
Speaker 1: what's happening all over New Jersey, New York, Idaho and
Speaker 1: allowing the Chinese government to buy thousands of acres of
Speaker 1: land around US military bases. What in the hell is
Speaker 1: going on around here? Setting here going well, we get
Speaker 1: what we deserve it I think you and I don't
Speaker 1: deserve this. You and I do not deserve this kind
Speaker 1: of behavior. Let's continue with more and by the way,
Speaker 1: I've been told, the Christmas Morning Spectacular is underway. We
Speaker 1: gather about six forty five AM and between seven AM
Speaker 1: and eleven AM on Christmas Morning itself. It's going to
Speaker 1: be Mike McConnell. Then it's going to be Scott Sloan
Speaker 1: together with me, the Great American, Eddie Fingers, and Rocky
Speaker 1: Boyman to talk about Christmas's present, past and future around
Speaker 1: the great issues that occurred this year in talk radio,
Speaker 1: and to welcome you to the birth of the Baby
Speaker 1: Jesus on Christmas Morning. I don't know how many years
Speaker 1: it's been, like fifteen or twenty years we've done this.
Speaker 1: It's particularly difficult for Rocky Boyman. He's got three small children,
Speaker 1: but he comes in every Christmas Morning because he cares
Speaker 1: so much about you and cares about the American people. Oh,
Speaker 1: let's continue five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great American live with you every day.
Speaker 1: You're Home of the Bengals News Radio seven hundred. Wow.
Speaker 8: Tast of all I want to say, but the fight
Speaker 8: of that Cleveland Browns today will be in the fight
Speaker 8: of Cincinnati Bengals. Tomorrow the fight of the Chicago Paris fans.
Speaker 8: Next year the fight of the Steelers fans. And if
Speaker 8: you lose this battle.
Speaker 1: The NFL is gonna lose the war.
Speaker 3: And a football fans, we'll go to bast Amona Placebo and.
Speaker 9: Say, hell, what the NFL and the Browns ever lave Cleveland.
Speaker 1: Twenty years ago?
Speaker 9: Different Americans, not the different Brenches. The Patrons are concording
Speaker 9: Lexington said no to the British. The Patrons in World
Speaker 9: War Two said no that hed Lo Mussolini. The Patriots
Speaker 9: and the Persian go for said no to Sanama saying.
Speaker 1: And the Patriots today.
Speaker 3: They'll say no, heart go go.
Speaker 9: Leias coms this there's a battle from the heart and
Speaker 9: soul of America.
Speaker 3: This is a battle for your moms and dads. This
Speaker 3: is a battle for your children.
Speaker 2: Pause.
Speaker 9: There's a battle from the integrity of the American whay alive.
Speaker 1: And we cannot load.
Speaker 9: Or motel may have let the match, but the torches
Speaker 9: burning and one in Centerata, Ohio. If the Brownstone stay
Speaker 9: in Cleveland, Oh hell should pray?
Speaker 1: Oh hello, fyot And I'm broadcasting, although that certainly came
Speaker 1: to fruition, didn't it. All my words fell upon barren ground.
Speaker 1: What happened thirty seven years ago? Today?
Speaker 3: Today?
Speaker 1: Day?
Speaker 6: It's five hundred billion below zero up there in Cleveland
Speaker 6: reason our test buses. The busses are parked right up
Speaker 6: against Lake Erie.
Speaker 1: Oh it's cold.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and you're on some hay trailer outside Cleveland Stadium's yells.
Speaker 1: All right, Mike trevizand gets a hold of me and
Speaker 1: from this from the Northern Command and says, will you
Speaker 1: come from the Southern Command of Ohio to the north?
Speaker 1: I said, because the Brown's leaving right, yeah, And the
Speaker 1: Bengals were playing me and you want.
Speaker 3: To who else?
Speaker 1: So mean, I don't know, we're so h So he said,
Speaker 1: can you come up here and say a few words?
Speaker 1: I was, ow, Come, I'll say a few words for
Speaker 1: the integrity of America?
Speaker 4: What was it?
Speaker 1: Three months later they leave for Baltimore.
Speaker 6: Mate, Yeah, he's going to break loose in the National
Speaker 6: Football League.
Speaker 1: At the game itself, I think the Bengals won, but
Speaker 1: the fans started tearing apart stadium in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 1: They had implements digging up the chairs and they were
Speaker 1: taking like a hot dog fifty cents.
Speaker 3: Everything was just kind of worked out for Baltimore though, right,
Speaker 3: because then the Browns went to Baltimore.
Speaker 1: And Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Lewis.
Speaker 6: The thing of it is rock you want you you
Speaker 6: were watching for the press box. You couldn't even the
Speaker 6: field was just nothing but dirt. There was hardly any lines.
Speaker 6: But you look up on the monitor on TV, man,
Speaker 6: it looked like it was beautiful grass and everything.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 1: What's going on here? It's like the play after the game,
Speaker 1: the players ran off the field and the fans jumped
Speaker 1: on the fielding right with their hands, digging up the field,
Speaker 1: putting dirt in the pocket.
Speaker 3: You man, there's some guy that his whole backyard now
Speaker 3: is a remnant of that old field.
Speaker 1: They tore down everything they could. They had hammers, they
Speaker 1: had chiseled, breaking it, breaking.
Speaker 3: Fell on deaf ears, is what you're saying.
Speaker 1: Well, it didn't work, I'll say that, but did They
Speaker 1: went to Baltimore in one Super Bowl and then Cleveland's
Speaker 1: still stunk drafted Lewis. Of course, they had bad coaching
Speaker 1: at the time, the Browns, you know, they had bad
Speaker 1: coaching Nick Saban. Then they let go of some guy
Speaker 1: named Belichick too. He was bad coach whatever happened to him?
Speaker 3: And he's Carol he's a college coach now.
Speaker 1: Nick Saban, did they ever do anything?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: They had a pretty good coaching What if that coaching
Speaker 1: staff had Ray Lewis Jonathan Augten? What do you think?
Speaker 1: But not not with Cleveland? They wouldn't they go to
Speaker 1: Baltimore when everything Cleveland still stinks?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: Noted for women held hostage in houses and raped my Uh.
Speaker 3: When I was at Notre Dame, the coaching staff I
Speaker 3: could rattle off was it's amazing we didn't even more games.
Speaker 3: Irb Meyer was a wide receiver and special teams coach.
Speaker 1: Special teams coach.
Speaker 3: Charlie Strong Okay, he became the head coach of what
Speaker 3: Louisville and Texas. He was the outside linebacker coach for
Speaker 3: a year. Let's see Dan Mullen Okay was recently State Florida.
Speaker 3: Just took over you and job. He was the offensive GA.
Speaker 3: J Sovel was a defensive GA. He's the head coach
Speaker 3: of Wyoming right now. Jerry Rossberg was a secondary coach.
Speaker 3: Longtime great special teams coach in the NFL.
Speaker 1: So the players, not the coaches.
Speaker 3: Right, I don't know we had, but we had like
Speaker 3: six players drafted my year.
Speaker 1: That good or bad?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: Anyway, what was the record your senior year? But that
Speaker 3: all that coaching segment and give us for sports.
Speaker 1: Well answer his question.
Speaker 3: Not good, won six games?
Speaker 1: Not good?
Speaker 3: Great coaching though, great coaching, and you still from from
Speaker 3: having those coaches and those players.
Speaker 1: We shouldn't have a quarterback. You got to have the
Speaker 1: quarterback period. How about Joe Burrow's words to Zach Taylor
Speaker 1: said online he used every F bomb that he's.
Speaker 3: Not going to be bs and all that kind of
Speaker 3: stuffized to happen to this team.
Speaker 1: He doesn't want to be Bengalized like Carson Palmer was.
Speaker 1: Refuses to give up. We got hope. Now, explain to
Speaker 1: the segment. We did this off the air. Denver should
Speaker 1: lose tomorrow night. Okay, so here's a snare.
Speaker 3: Bengalis even went out, then you know the Broncos or
Speaker 3: the Chargers need to lose out. You would want it
Speaker 3: to be Denver because they have a better chance. That
Speaker 3: happened because they play the Chargers, they play US or
Speaker 3: the Bengals, and then they play the cheeks. So that's
Speaker 3: going to happen, all right, So.
Speaker 1: Bengals went out, they're in.
Speaker 3: No, Also, Dolphins have to lose one game game and
Speaker 3: the Colts have to lose a game segment.
Speaker 1: The Cults are already eliminated.
Speaker 3: They might be eliminated, but I think it factors into
Speaker 3: the Bengals.
Speaker 1: So and not likely to happen. The Bengals went out,
Speaker 1: say it's likely, but it's it's possible tomorrow night. What
Speaker 1: if Denver wins tomorrow night in l.
Speaker 3: A, that's it. Well they're in. Well it's not it
Speaker 3: because but but then the Chargers rest of their schedules.
Speaker 3: They have to the Chargers or the Broncos have to
Speaker 3: lose out. But the better chance of that happening is
Speaker 3: the Broncos because the teams they play, they play the Chargers,
Speaker 3: they play the Bengals, I guess.
Speaker 1: And the Chiefs bunch, you're glad you don't live in Cleveland. Yes,
Speaker 1: give me some sports.
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Speaker 1: Are the Bengals going to be favored for all three games?
Speaker 1: I think the answer is yes, even at Pittsburgh.
Speaker 3: Could be.
Speaker 1: So they're saying that Bengals. Bengals could still march in
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl and be on. They got in the
Speaker 1: playoffs just out of those so many ones to play them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you want to go to your defense against that. Now
Speaker 1: fall down and hit your head recently when you just
Speaker 1: said that my wife playing you know, a very vicious sport.
Speaker 1: I don't think rugby was just bad for older women.
Speaker 1: A good choice for it was in that a cliff diving.
Speaker 1: What about botchie ball? She likes to exit and she
Speaker 1: likes to get on the edge the excitement. He likes
Speaker 1: the edge, on the edge of just like you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: just like running people over you like the edge, you know,
Speaker 1: like rugby for older women. That's a great sport. Though,
Speaker 1: would your mom consider playing rugby?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Seg what about your mom?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 6: Browns and Bengals. In Part two of the Battle of Ohio,
Speaker 6: Willie Sunday, right there we go, Here we go. Cleveland's
Speaker 6: got to go with Dorian Thompson Robinson as the starter.
Speaker 6: Who's ever u c l a quarterback over mister Winston.
Speaker 6: He was good in the beginning, then things went too far.
Speaker 3: He's feasts fan and he was doing greater throwingnunk.
Speaker 1: He's only thirty years old too. I looked that up.
Speaker 1: Thirty years old. I mean, I think Joe Burrows twenty eight.
Speaker 1: They're about the same. Yeah, the jam has been around forever.
Speaker 3: He won the title at Florida State in twenty fourteen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's been around a long time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: at Vermont. A big trade in baseball last night their Rock.
Speaker 6: You know this Tody Bellinger delta the Yankees to the
Speaker 6: Yankees from the Cubs. Interesting thing there I've heard about.
Speaker 6: This could get a little spicy in the clubhouse. Is
Speaker 6: Bellinger's wife is Yankee star John Carlo staton x.
Speaker 3: So does gen Carlo just yell across the locker room
Speaker 3: to Cody, how's your old lady doing?
Speaker 1: Did he say that the lockers are next to each other?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Come on, they have to separate them.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: I got a source with the Yankees, Aaron Boone. Oh
Speaker 1: supposed to say, say Aaron Boone, since everything's relatable with Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: of course, Aaron, and put them together that way, they're
Speaker 1: gonna have to get along.
Speaker 3: Can't make it up. We would have a lot of
Speaker 3: fun with that if that happened here and since then.
Speaker 6: That'd be a separate show like Brenneman and Jones every day.
Speaker 6: That'd be one Elader and John Carlo. All right, Rock,
Speaker 6: what's going on now? There's a big issue about the
Speaker 6: flag planting a good friend of yours and the Republican Party.
Speaker 6: I want to make flag planting at Buckeye Stadium at felony.
Speaker 6: It wants to incarcelate Michigan Wolverines.
Speaker 1: You know, I say, do it, do it? The Morne Register, Polster.
Speaker 4: Do it, do it?
Speaker 3: Bridge too far, Gotta gotta stop it, gotta stop too much,
Speaker 3: too much again. I like a little push and shoving. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I had one at Florida, FLA.
Speaker 1: That's right. Did they plant the flag? Just degrading?
Speaker 3: I own you, I planted my flag.
Speaker 1: I own you.
Speaker 3: I own your state to do And.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 6: It's like what's his name of years ago in the
Speaker 6: Enna Felt did that to the Dallas Cowboys star.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he went the world went crazy? Another former Bengal.
Speaker 1: That was awesome though.
Speaker 3: That was good.
Speaker 2: We liked that.
Speaker 6: I like that where word you would have done that
Speaker 6: in college or in pros to plant a flag. Could
Speaker 6: have done it on Moelers. But they don't have a field,
Speaker 6: so couldn't have done it. There could be a shot.
Speaker 1: They've only been operating for about seventy years. Give them time.
Speaker 1: You're trying to find property rock they got it, Hey, God,
Speaker 1: they know where it is, they can't find it. How
Speaker 1: about Blue Ash, the big facility in the old airport.
Speaker 1: They're talking there.
Speaker 6: Why not pay Course stadium? They're not using it Friday nights,
Speaker 6: a little far away. But he go to Blue Ash Maller.
Speaker 1: But of course Muller doesn't have a field, right, No,
Speaker 1: I don't feel the only school maybe a high school
Speaker 1: in the track stay without a field. Mueller has nothing.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to say. You can't plant a
Speaker 1: flag on a field that doesn't exist. Played at Lachland.
Speaker 1: That's terrible. That's terrible. It's got to be your own field.
Speaker 1: You got to scent it like the park, scented like
Speaker 1: the park. What if somebody put tried to Jim Stall
Speaker 1: out there, I'd grab the flag and snap it in
Speaker 1: half over my knee. That's what I shot. Maybe madera
Speaker 1: Mustang's come out? Fall down?
Speaker 3: What'd the park go this year?
Speaker 1: In football? Second? Anything else?
Speaker 3: Rock?
Speaker 1: What's on today? If anything?
Speaker 3: We got Dave Hatter right out of the gate. He's
Speaker 3: has some inside it on the drones, technology and things
Speaker 3: are using.
Speaker 1: That, Mike.
Speaker 3: I've also heard the theory that they're there. There's technology
Speaker 3: on that can spot like dirty bombs, right, and that's
Speaker 3: they think that some foreign power is maybe planted once somewhere.
Speaker 1: I've heard that. Ron Wayne Allen Root told me that. Well,
Speaker 1: he said a dirty bomb locating it. Mike McCall, the congressman,
Speaker 1: said it is Chinese Communist Party surveillance of our military base.
Speaker 3: They had the balloon couple of years back.
Speaker 1: He went the right, pat like a look right pat
Speaker 1: the surveiling, right Patterson, right back to the Tri State,
Speaker 1: right here, right here, it always does right here, Alrock,
Speaker 1: thank you. A'll be joining you, I think at five
Speaker 1: oh seven, five o'clock, yes, seven a segment. Get me
Speaker 1: out of the stude reversion, WILLI and houtter of a
Speaker 1: rainy day here in the Tri State, and happy holidays.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 1: Fun times in Cleveland again, Cleveland, where out of Detroit.
Speaker 1: My speech fell upon barren ground. Well it was pretty
Speaker 1: good speech, would you agree? Did you get fired up?
Speaker 1: Ready to go? Stay emotion and tear it apart. People
Speaker 1: feel that one ugly guy was in front of the
Speaker 1: big fat guy with a with the dog mask on.
Speaker 1: That guy was serious. He started billing me at the end,
Speaker 1: he was cheering me cheared by the dog pound. Is
Speaker 1: that good one? I went on the field the cap, yes,
Speaker 1: how you doing and they just ripped the field apart,
Speaker 1: tore down the goalpost and carry them out the lake.
Speaker 1: Erie but Rock, thank you very much. Segment, thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more of the Rock and Eddie your
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