Speaker 1: Welcome this Friday afternoon of the Tri State. Big news
Speaker 1: came out last night about Terry Francona, former manager of
Speaker 1: the Indians and also the Red Sox was World Series titles.
Speaker 1: Also the former manager of Michael Jordan and they played
Speaker 1: with the Reds in nineteen eighty seven. Now joining you
Speaker 1: and I as the Hall of Famer Marty Brenneman and Marty,
Speaker 1: welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Marty, first
Speaker 1: of all, your reaction to the hiring of Terry Francona,
Speaker 1: and you may have had a part in it because
Speaker 1: you mentioned his name first, But what is your feeling
Speaker 1: about Francona.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know about I don't know about having
Speaker 2: a hand in it.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 2: I felt like when I was asked, you know, when
Speaker 2: there was all kinds of names being bandied about, that
Speaker 2: if you looked at the list, there was only one
Speaker 2: name that stood out, and that was his. With all
Speaker 2: due respect to the other guys that possibly had been
Speaker 2: considered a were to be considered before the announcement this morning,
Speaker 2: he was far away the best. I mean two World
Speaker 2: championships and postseasons virtually every year of clubs that he managed.
Speaker 2: And so I was thrilled to death at the club
Speaker 2: felt the same way I did, And so you know,
Speaker 2: it happened. And I give him a lot of credit
Speaker 2: for being aggressive in targeting him and then being able
Speaker 2: to come up with a deal that was good enough
Speaker 2: to get him signed to a contract.
Speaker 1: Do you vaguely remember Terry Francona here is a player
Speaker 1: in nineteen eighty seven? Does your memory go back that
Speaker 1: far with positive things about Terry Francona and the Reds?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, I mean that's where he and I first met,
Speaker 2: and then even though he was here for a year,
Speaker 2: we had a great relationship. At that time, it was
Speaker 2: a business relationship. He's a player, I was a broadcaster.
Speaker 2: And as years went by we stayed in touch and
Speaker 2: we became good friends. And in fact, amand and I
Speaker 2: went out saved his home in Tucson last late end
Speaker 2: of February before we drove down a good year for
Speaker 2: the for spring training. We played golf three days in
Speaker 2: a row. And so he's a dear friend of mine.
Speaker 2: And I'm proud to say that because he's a quality guy.
Speaker 2: The people in this town are going to love him.
Speaker 2: I just think it's the greatest single hire that the
Speaker 2: Bob Castellini owned Reds have ever pulled off.
Speaker 1: I did an interview last night and I referenced the
Speaker 1: fact that in nineteen eighty nine, nineteen ninety pot Rose
Speaker 1: Lou Panella came in with a fresh look on things.
Speaker 1: He came from the outside. In a sense, Terry Francone
Speaker 1: was coming from the outside because he's not been around
Speaker 1: here for about thirty seven years. So yes, But would
Speaker 1: you compare this in a sense to the arrival of
Speaker 1: Lou Panello in the greatness he brought to the club.
Speaker 2: Well, they're different personalities. You know, Lou was bombastic and
Speaker 2: Terry's not like that. But Terry has a way about
Speaker 2: him that that has an instant connect with the players
Speaker 2: that he's managed over the years. And you know, Terry,
Speaker 2: Terry is reintroduced to the National League after having not
Speaker 2: been around since his first managerial endeavor and that was
Speaker 2: with the Philadelphia Phillies way back. But at the same time,
Speaker 2: with interleague play, he knows how the game is played
Speaker 2: in this league and he's not going to have any
Speaker 2: problem with that.
Speaker 1: I'm sure how's his health because, as I understand it,
Speaker 1: with the Indians, I can recall the last game he
Speaker 1: coached and managed for the Indians. I'm sorry and the Guardians.
Speaker 1: They had signs all over Cleveland Stadium talking about God,
Speaker 1: bless you Terry and thank you Terry Francona. How's his
Speaker 1: health these days?
Speaker 2: His health is fine. In fact, when we were out
Speaker 2: there in February, and having kept in touch with him
Speaker 2: since then, all the problems that he had that led
Speaker 2: up to, you know, walking away from the job in Cleveland,
Speaker 2: He's healthy as a horse now. I mean, he might
Speaker 2: tell you that the only problem he has is problem
Speaker 2: keeping his weight down to where.
Speaker 3: It should be.
Speaker 2: But even having said that he's lost a lot of weight,
Speaker 2: he's in great health. They don't have any concern whatsoever
Speaker 2: about his health. And quite honestly, Bill, I think that
Speaker 2: he had some things that I think sobered him up
Speaker 2: to the point where he knew that he had to
Speaker 2: get his act together otherwise he's going to die. And
Speaker 2: that got his attention, and I think that in and
Speaker 2: of itself, is going a long way toward putting him
Speaker 2: in the position that he's in now.
Speaker 1: Well, when you were out with your lovely wife in
Speaker 1: the Goodyear area of Arizona, did you have a sense
Speaker 1: in February that he was wanting to get back into baseball.
Speaker 1: Did he relate to you, you know, I kind of
Speaker 1: miss it. I got my health, got things back to
Speaker 1: I want to get back into the game. Did he
Speaker 1: tell you that in February?
Speaker 2: No, we didn't. In fact, when we left his home
Speaker 2: in Tucson, I told him, Man, I said, he's never
Speaker 2: going to manage again. He's done, He's done with this.
Speaker 2: He was so assertive in his feeling that he would
Speaker 2: never go back and put a uniform on again. And now,
Speaker 2: I think being away for a year, getting healthy, watching
Speaker 2: a lot of baseball, which he did, I think he
Speaker 2: watched our club a lot, it made him realize that
Speaker 2: he was not ready to hang it up yet. And
Speaker 2: he was healthy enough now and invigorated enough that he
Speaker 2: felt like it was time to come back. And thank God,
Speaker 2: this is a situation that seemed to be the kind
Speaker 2: of thing that I think any manager would want to
Speaker 2: take a look at this club because it's the core
Speaker 2: is a bunch of young, very talented players, a team that,
Speaker 2: if healthy, is deep in pitching. And I think all
Speaker 2: of that has made a major difference.
Speaker 1: Now Marty, it's kind of odd in baseball. It's a
Speaker 1: big industry, but it's so small in a sense. Buddy
Speaker 1: Bell brought in Terry Francona. When Buddy Bell was I
Speaker 1: believe with then the Indians, now the Guardians, and so
Speaker 1: here we are. Buddy Bell brings in Terry Francona, and
Speaker 1: then Bell's son, David Bell, is left and Terry francone
Speaker 1: and takes his place.
Speaker 2: Somewhat peculiar, Yeah, it is, you know, I mean, Terry
Speaker 2: and and Buddy were dear friends forever, and you know,
Speaker 2: Francona knew David, he knew every member in the family.
Speaker 2: And then it is kind of ironic that they have
Speaker 2: now come to the point in which they are all
Speaker 2: individually and collectively are part of And it's just an
Speaker 2: interesting situation, it really is.
Speaker 1: I know you're busy, but a couple one more question,
Speaker 1: and that is there was a perception, you know, after
Speaker 1: last year, not this year, but last year the team
Speaker 1: won eighty two games. In the last ten seasons, the
Speaker 1: Reds have had one winning record in a full season,
Speaker 1: which was last year, and there was a sense in
Speaker 1: March April of last year, this club's ready to take off.
Speaker 2: Why didn't it well, you know, I said, I said
Speaker 2: last spring, and people got all pissed off and jump
Speaker 2: me because I was being a negative, But I made
Speaker 2: the point. Then I said, you know, God bless what
Speaker 2: this team did last year, because it was a team
Speaker 2: that'll always be remembered as a team that made baseball
Speaker 2: relevant again. I said, but to automatically assume that a
Speaker 2: bunch of young kids with one year of big league
Speaker 2: baseball under their belts is going to come back this
Speaker 2: year and collectively produce more than they did in their
Speaker 2: rookie year, I said, there's a saying in baseball it's
Speaker 2: if applicable to only this sport, and that is to
Speaker 2: stophomore jinks. And I said, just get ready, because you're
Speaker 2: going to have some guys here that are not going
Speaker 2: to have the kind of years in twenty four that
Speaker 2: they did in twenty three, never dreaming it would be
Speaker 2: as bad as it was. So you can't take anything
Speaker 2: for granted. And I would like to think that with
Speaker 2: Bell and probably some new coaches on the staff that
Speaker 2: they are, I mean, with Terry and new coaches on
Speaker 2: the staff, they're going to do some things that obviously
Speaker 2: were addressed or we're not addressed enough this past year
Speaker 2: that will bring this club back to its full potential
Speaker 2: and perform the way it should. That one thing they
Speaker 2: got going for him, and I think is a real plus.
Speaker 2: They're in a division where there is no dominant team.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's never easy to win a division, but
Speaker 2: God knows, I'd hate to be in the American League
Speaker 2: East for the National League West. But that they are
Speaker 2: in the division that's very winnable. And they have to
Speaker 2: tweak some things with this club to bring Francona in.
Speaker 2: There's one thing, but he's not America worker, so he's
Speaker 2: got to have some players. And I think there are
Speaker 2: some needs at this club needs to fulfill to allow
Speaker 2: them to bring out their complete potential towards trying to
Speaker 2: get to the postseason in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: And is every expectation, and we have a news conference
Speaker 1: coming up a little bit here, but there's every expectation
Speaker 1: that Terry Francona is going to clean house. And Freddie
Speaker 1: benavinis Et said, a great guy. But isn't there a
Speaker 1: belief that Terry he's going to bring in his own
Speaker 1: guys because he's mana always come well, he's got a
Speaker 1: wealth of experience. Everyone that worked with him in Boston
Speaker 1: or in Cleveland, they love working with Terry Francona. Can
Speaker 1: we assume the entire coaching staff is gone.
Speaker 2: No, I don't think so. I think there will be
Speaker 2: some coaches on the staff that'll be back. I think
Speaker 2: there will be some that are gone, but I think
Speaker 2: there'll be some that'll be back. And you do have
Speaker 2: to give a new manager some latitude. That doesn't mean
Speaker 2: did you go from one extreme to the other. And
Speaker 2: that is to say to him, well, we won't choose manager,
Speaker 2: but you're going to have to take the coaching staff intact.
Speaker 2: No manager would do that. At the same time, a
Speaker 2: club will have a one or two or three coaches
Speaker 2: that you know, they go to the new manager and say, look,
Speaker 2: well you really like to have these guys back. You
Speaker 2: will find there'll be an asset to you. But you
Speaker 2: do have the freedom to bring in whatever number it is.
Speaker 2: I think it'll be a collection of.
Speaker 1: Old and new. Yeah, and I would assume Frank Cone
Speaker 1: has talked to the key players on the team already.
Speaker 1: What is your perspective, Let's get together, let's talk. Tell
Speaker 1: me what went right, what went wrong? This year, and
Speaker 1: he's got the general manager who got the Casteline. He's
Speaker 1: so you know, one thing Terry Francone is going to have.
Speaker 1: He's gonna have presence. In other words, he's gonna have credibility.
Speaker 1: He's done it before he can bring in his World
Speaker 1: Series rings. I know what to do. I've done it before,
Speaker 1: I can do it here. And Terry Francone is not
Speaker 1: looking forward to a rebuild. He's not going to come
Speaker 1: in here at the age of sixty five years old
Speaker 1: saying let's take two or three years. He wants to
Speaker 1: win this year, correct.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think is any question about that that
Speaker 2: he wants to win this year. But at the same time,
Speaker 2: you know, let me put it this.
Speaker 4: Way to you.
Speaker 2: If they don't, if they don't win the division, I
Speaker 2: think you'll see a vast improvement in this club as
Speaker 2: long as it can stay healthy. That's the key, because
Speaker 2: I think he and his people will bring out every
Speaker 2: bit of good that they can with his club. They
Speaker 2: will make players be accountable, which I don't think they
Speaker 2: were this this past year. Despite what David Bell might say,
Speaker 2: and I think Jonathan in India summed it up better
Speaker 2: than anybody when he admitted that we have to have
Speaker 2: a manager who will uh put accountability at the top
Speaker 2: of the list. Yeah, you know, I remember when Lou
Speaker 2: I told somebody the other day when Pinela was here,
Speaker 2: if he had gone through a season like this team,
Speaker 2: the clubhouse would not be a comfortable place to be.
Speaker 1: Well, Terry, I'd be great.
Speaker 2: You know. I think he very subtly and and and
Speaker 2: in a in a much calmer way. I think lou
Speaker 2: will make these guys understand that I'm not going to
Speaker 2: accept anything but the best you got all the time.
Speaker 1: Well, Marty, I'm glad, I know you're busy. Thanks for
Speaker 1: calling in and this afternoon. We'll see what happens later on.
Speaker 1: But hit him straight and make a few.
Speaker 2: Putts, all right, Pal, I appreciate it, Billy, thank.
Speaker 1: You, Mario. I was continued more and you know Marty
Speaker 1: brings it up. But this year, the first baseman didn't play,
Speaker 1: the second baseman didn't play, the third baseman didn't play.
Speaker 1: Most of the season, the entire Reds pitching staff was
Speaker 1: on the d l at some point or another, and uh,
Speaker 1: David Bell went from red hot to ice cold. And
Speaker 1: as he said, Lou Panella would have been rolling around
Speaker 1: on the carpet with some of the players in the
Speaker 1: dressing room. And that's not Terry Francona, but the eyeball
Speaker 1: to eyeball, he will hold the players accountable. And so
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens. Bill Cunningham with you every day
Speaker 1: in your home of the Reds, Pete Rose and the Bengals.
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred WLW, Bully Cunningham, the Great American.
Speaker 1: And there you heard it from the Hall of Famer.
Speaker 1: There's a scheduled news conference for about ten am on Monday,
Speaker 1: kind of fill in the blanks about what's going on
Speaker 1: with Terry Francona. It's amazing to me how life is
Speaker 1: so sarcuitous that the father of David Bell brought Terry
Speaker 1: Francona into the manager's or coaching position at at Cleveland,
Speaker 1: then the Indians, and now David Bell, the son of
Speaker 1: Buddy Bell, is being replaced by Terry Francona, who at
Speaker 1: the age of sixty five thought he was done. You
Speaker 1: heard the Hall of Famer talk about it. That essentially
Speaker 1: that in February of this year, during spring training, spent
Speaker 1: some time there. They stayed with Terry, Marty and Terry
Speaker 1: have been closed for a long time. This is the
Speaker 1: manager of Michael Jordan. The one season that Michael Jordan
Speaker 1: went to the minor leagues having won three championships for
Speaker 1: the Chicago Bulls. The one season guess what, well he
Speaker 1: was the manager Terry Francona and Marty and Michael Jordan.
Speaker 1: Terry Francona and the Reds go back a long time.
Speaker 1: Yours truly did the extra inning show for years, beginning
Speaker 1: in nineteen eighty three until about nineteen ninety two, nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety three, about seven or eight years. And I spent
Speaker 1: hours and hours, hundreds of hours at Riverfront and in
Speaker 1: the locker room. And I barely I would be honest
Speaker 1: with you. I don't recall Terry Francona in nineteen eighty
Speaker 1: seven as part of the Cincinnati Reds. The characters were unbelievable,
Speaker 1: including Pete Rose and including Jose Blamon On Rijo and
Speaker 1: Paul O'Neil and Chris Sabo and Joe Oliver Todd Benzinger.
Speaker 1: The Nasty Boys were nasty, and off to the side
Speaker 1: was this reserve player named Terry Francona. And here we are,
Speaker 1: what about thirty seven years later and Terry Francona is back,
Speaker 1: and heck, I'm still here, so I don't know what
Speaker 1: to say, but I want to compliment Phil Castellini, and
Speaker 1: I guess Bob and the baseball people at the Reds
Speaker 1: for reaching the end of the basket and saying the
Speaker 1: best manager available to handle this club now is Terry Francona,
Speaker 1: who wants to win now. But number one, you need health.
Speaker 1: Having a team with the entire starting pitching staff at
Speaker 1: one point on the DL and having the three fourths
Speaker 1: of the infield positions absent, the first, second basement, third
Speaker 1: basement gone, centerfield are out for a very long period
Speaker 1: of time, plus all the other injuries and difficulties, and
Speaker 1: the team still at that pace still won about seventy
Speaker 1: eight games, which I guess is good. But as Marty said,
Speaker 1: the division is easily winnable. And I want to compliment
Speaker 1: Matt Reeves for doing fabulous work with his magic going
Speaker 1: back in time and getting the comments of when Terry
Speaker 1: frank con and the comments have won Marty, Brenneman and Moore.
Speaker 1: So let's continue. In a few minutes from now, We're
Speaker 1: going to have on Leland Vidderdi of News Nation about
Speaker 1: politics and more at Trump of the Reds, Pete Rose
Speaker 1: and the Bengals News Radio seven hundred WLW all right,
Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great America and more come up later
Speaker 1: and the hairing Atarry Francona is the manager of the
Speaker 1: Cincinnati Reds. Joni You and I now is the Leland
Speaker 1: Viitterer of News Nation on balance Monday through Friday, News
Speaker 1: Nation and Leland Viddert, Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham
Speaker 1: showing Leland, how are you never better? Bill? Let's talk
Speaker 1: about politics from a national perspective, which I love dealing with.
Speaker 1: But can you kind of tell us this is Friday
Speaker 1: afternoon where the race is now? Because when I talked
Speaker 1: to the Trumpster and Eric and his family couldn't be happier.
Speaker 1: When I talk to my Democratic friends, and I do
Speaker 1: have Democratic friends, a lot of them, they tell me
Speaker 1: they're concerned, but the polling is right in the middle.
Speaker 1: From a national perspective, Leland Viddert, where are we now?
Speaker 1: If anywhere?
Speaker 5: Well, everybody can be right. I guess might be a
Speaker 5: way of saying it, which is that you probably at
Speaker 5: this very moment, would rather be Donald Trump. The polling
Speaker 5: is tied, but momentum is on his side. The betting
Speaker 5: markets just flipped in his favor. Those are normally a
Speaker 5: leading indicator to when the polling flips. So yeah, you'd
Speaker 5: probably on net rather be Donald Trump right now. There's
Speaker 5: more things that can happen good for Donald Trump and
Speaker 5: bad for Kamala Harrison the next month, and can happen
Speaker 5: bad for Donald.
Speaker 3: Trump and good for Kamala Harris in the next month.
Speaker 1: And the settlement of the doc strike is a big thing.
Speaker 1: And according to some reporting, I am sure that Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, the Department of Labor did everything in their
Speaker 1: power to get that off the table. Because you have
Speaker 1: three things happening, all against Kamala Harris. Number one is
Speaker 1: what's happening in Israel. She can't do her policies may
Speaker 1: or may not have cause. What's going on with Iran?
Speaker 1: Who knows, but it's bad, it's negative. Number two was
Speaker 1: the dock strike and that's seemingly going to be settled
Speaker 1: and pushed off till January the fifteenth. And a DOC
Speaker 1: worker can make up to one hundred and seventy five
Speaker 1: thousand dollars a year. I may apply at some point.
Speaker 1: And thirdly, you got the hurricane situation, which looks horrible
Speaker 1: for Mariorcis and FEMA, who Maorcus said the other day
Speaker 1: they don't have any money and now they're going to
Speaker 1: get the money because they spent the money on illegals,
Speaker 1: and all the rent for illegals and all the medical
Speaker 1: everything went that way. So those three big things. The
Speaker 1: doc strike could be settled, but the hurricane could. A
Speaker 1: hurricane like Katrina. Many have called it Kamala Harris's Katrina,
Speaker 1: Kamala's Katrina is Helene? Do you see it that way?
Speaker 5: No, it's nifty and it's nice packaging. After every hurricane
Speaker 5: there has been terrible complaints that things aren't happening. As Americans,
Speaker 5: we are not used to seeing our fellow Americans suffer.
Speaker 5: Katrina was unique because it went on for so long,
Speaker 5: The images of the rescue went on for so long.
Speaker 1: There was a racial.
Speaker 3: Component on and on.
Speaker 5: Now, is that is that gonna say it's not gonna
Speaker 5: hurt her a point or two in North Carolina.
Speaker 3: Or Georgia very well?
Speaker 5: Might will it hurt her a point or two with
Speaker 5: working class whites in Pennsylvania like the Fellows that I
Speaker 5: interviewed yesterday who were working on the on the fracking trucks.
Speaker 3: Very possibly. So I think you two things to me
Speaker 3: true at once.
Speaker 5: And and there's there's often indications, at least if you
Speaker 5: listen to the Republican governors of South Carolina and of Georgia,
Speaker 5: that they're getting what they need and that and that
Speaker 5: this does not happen instantaneously. You know, as powerful as
Speaker 5: the federal government is and as America is, when you
Speaker 5: know a third of a state gets wiped out by
Speaker 5: a storm, uh, there's not an instant clean up and response.
Speaker 5: So I think those things to be true. We wrote
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Speaker 5: issues that you talked about that were not going in
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris's direction and in your right to point out
Speaker 5: the docks strike being solved is an enormous, enormous gift
Speaker 5: to Kamala Harris because that was going to be a
Speaker 5: huge problem for them politically.
Speaker 1: No question of what's happening in Israel, I don't know,
Speaker 1: but whatever it is, it's bad. It's all bad because
Speaker 1: Israel's face now five or six wars between the Hesbala Hamas,
Speaker 1: the Judies, the hooties you got to you got to
Speaker 1: Syria and the emissions they're militias. There isis You got
Speaker 1: Iran attacking them with hundreds of missiles. Thank god, ninety
Speaker 1: five percent have been have been intercepted. But no nation's
Speaker 1: capital can become under siege from missiles repeatedly, hundreds of
Speaker 1: times without some ugly response. And maybe now is the
Speaker 1: time I'm for Israel to push that against the Mullahs
Speaker 1: in Iran. And I've read something out of the Jerusalem
Speaker 1: Post about is that the goal of Israel now to
Speaker 1: free the Lebanese from Hesblah, is that the goal of
Speaker 1: Israel to free Gosins from Hamas, Is that the goal
Speaker 1: now to free yem and E's from the hoodies, And
Speaker 1: is that the goal of Israel to free the Iranian
Speaker 1: people from the theocratic leadership? How about that? Take?
Speaker 5: Well, there is a force for good in the world
Speaker 5: right now, which is Israel that's standing up for itself
Speaker 5: and standing up to Iran. I would argue that if
Speaker 5: you take care of the Mullahs in Tehran, those other
Speaker 5: dominoes fall. So that's just sort of the way it
Speaker 5: is that if Israel for its own security needs to
Speaker 5: free free various groups from the stranglehold of the Iranian
Speaker 5: Mullahs and the terror hold that they have, then it's
Speaker 5: a good thing. I'm old enough to remember when people
Speaker 5: being oppressed around the world was a cause for Democrats.
Speaker 5: That has sort of gone by the wayside. So there,
Speaker 5: unless you can blame the Jews for it, I guess
Speaker 5: is the dot dot dot Again. We don't know how
Speaker 5: these things are going to end up, and I've learned
Speaker 5: long enough, especially after my time in the Middle East,
Speaker 5: to not predict how things go in the Middle East
Speaker 5: or what's going to happen, but to sort of be
Speaker 5: humble enough to think, I don't know. I can tell
Speaker 5: you what the strongest position is, but I can also
Speaker 5: tell you that these things don't tend to get better,
Speaker 5: which is the problem, and they certainly don't get better
Speaker 5: without action and moral courage and moral clarity, and that's
Speaker 5: not what we're seeing right now.
Speaker 1: About four percent of the vote in Michigan are Muslims,
Speaker 1: generally around Dearborn, and the last election there was like
Speaker 1: a forty point margin for Joe Biden. The appalling now
Speaker 1: indicates is fifty to fifty, which is a disaster for
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. And no matter which way she goes, it's
Speaker 1: bad because unless Israel attacks Iran takes the head of
Speaker 1: the snake down, and all of a sudden there's peace
Speaker 1: in the Middle East, I think that'd be great. The
Speaker 1: odds of that happening are not very good, because that
Speaker 1: is an intractable problem that's going on at least for
Speaker 1: seventy years. Some say for seven hundred or two thousand years,
Speaker 1: but another I'd like to bring up something philosophical with you,
Speaker 1: Leland Viddert. Are you ready for a philosophical news question?
Speaker 3: Well, it is.
Speaker 5: Friday afternoon, Bill, so I'll do my best.
Speaker 1: It came out last night Garth Brooks allegedly had friends
Speaker 1: in very low places, one of them being allegedly. I
Speaker 1: keep saying if and allegedly because I don't believe her
Speaker 1: and I don't disbelieve her that he's somehow raped or
Speaker 1: sexually assaulted a makeup artist from twenty nineteen, and that
Speaker 1: story is lead stories on very cable channels, including whose
Speaker 1: nation it is mentioned you have, I watch NBC, ABC,
Speaker 1: CBS mentioned. In other words, it's a big story from
Speaker 1: five years ago. It is alleged that he had improper relations.
Speaker 1: This is an entertainer. One of my favorite singers is
Speaker 1: Garth Brooks, despite his politics, and I like listening to
Speaker 1: him and his alleged and I underworre the an italicized
Speaker 1: alleged peccadillos. They're all over the place, and he's not
Speaker 1: a politician. Now here's the countervailing point I want to make.
Speaker 1: It came out the last three or four days allegedly,
Speaker 1: I keep underlying the word allegedly that Doug Amhoff also
Speaker 1: called his mister Kamala Harris, allegedly assaulted one or two women,
Speaker 1: one at the cons Film Festival in twenty twelve, another
Speaker 1: one before that. And also continuing percolating is impregnating a nanny,
Speaker 1: And largely in the so called mainstream media, there's nothing
Speaker 1: being a reported about allegedly Doug Amhoff, the vice president's husband,
Speaker 1: having these assaults on women, and the whole issue of
Speaker 1: impregnating the nanny is a non issue. So why is
Speaker 1: it You're in the news business for like twenty or
Speaker 1: thirty years, why is it big news that a singer
Speaker 1: five years ago may have acted improperly with a makeup.
Speaker 1: That's a big story. But the last week, these alleged
Speaker 1: assaults on women, which Kamala Harris says, I believe the woman.
Speaker 1: I believe her, and it's a non story. So with
Speaker 1: Doug M Hoff it's a non story. With Garth Brooks,
Speaker 1: it's major news.
Speaker 5: Why because Garth Brooks is a celebrity. I would say
Speaker 5: that that Garth Brooks Doug M Hoff comparison is apples
Speaker 5: and oranges if we want to get deep into philosophy,
Speaker 5: very philosophical standard on apples and oranges. I think the
Speaker 5: more apt comparison is the accusations against Doug M Hoff
Speaker 5: and the accusations against Brett Kavanaugh, which Kamala Harris really
Speaker 5: made her Senate career, as you might remember, prosecuting Brett
Speaker 5: Kavanaugh for lack of a better term during his hearings
Speaker 5: for the Supreme Court. So I would argue that the
Speaker 5: believe all women's standard that was applied to Brett Brett
Speaker 5: Kavanaugh is being completely ignored when it comes.
Speaker 1: To DOUGM m Hoff.
Speaker 5: And the answer simple, because one makes Donald Trump and
Speaker 5: Republicans look bad and one makes Democrats look bad. I
Speaker 5: think it's very fair to say, Bill, And I'm not
Speaker 5: a media critic because journalists make lousy media critics. I
Speaker 5: do facts, I don't do opinion. But he's pretty clear
Speaker 5: that there is a lot of journalists and media organizations
Speaker 5: who have given up all sense of objectivity, in all
Speaker 5: sense of fairness, in the sole pursuit of electing Kamala Harris.
Speaker 5: And by the way, I would argue that there's a
Speaker 5: number of journalistic organizations that have given up all journalistic integrity,
Speaker 5: uh and all sense of fairness in the pursuit of
Speaker 5: electing Donald Trump, and in all in all sense of
Speaker 5: of their own of what they what there are their
Speaker 5: own professed values. It's what makes news Nation different that
Speaker 5: we don't Chris Cuomo get a huge piece on Doug
Speaker 5: MLS and and made the point you just made. So
Speaker 5: if you want to know how news Nation is different,
Speaker 5: that's how we are different. So the one thing I
Speaker 5: keep coming back to, and I hear conservatives like yourself
Speaker 5: all the time hammer away at the media unfairness. Yes,
Speaker 5: the media is unfair. We all know that, or or
Speaker 5: certain parts of the media or all the media is
Speaker 5: un fair to somebody. Fine, what I keep thinking about
Speaker 5: when I travel this country talking to voters that will
Speaker 5: decide this election, which are not in Washington, DC. None
Speaker 5: of them talked to me about the media. I was
Speaker 5: out with a bunch of guys who were fracking yesterday morning,
Speaker 5: tough works, throwing sledgehammers. It's steel pipe coming two thousand
Speaker 5: feet out of the ground with oil spurting everywhere. I mean,
Speaker 5: I looked like it was a movie out of the
Speaker 5: nineteen twenties in Texas or something. And they didn't talk
Speaker 5: to me about how unfair the media was.
Speaker 4: They didn't talk to me.
Speaker 5: It didn't complain about these peccadillos. Are those peccadillos. They
Speaker 5: cared about the fact that stuff was expensive. They couldn't
Speaker 5: put foot on the table. And that's where I think
Speaker 5: if this election is going to be won by Donald
Speaker 5: Trump or by Kamala Harris, it is who can best
Speaker 5: address those issues. Are people people who are going to
Speaker 5: decide this election cannot afford the luxury of caring about
Speaker 5: how biased the media is. They're worried about grocers.
Speaker 1: And if that's the case. If this election is about
Speaker 1: January sixth and abortion, the Democrats win. If this election
Speaker 1: is about inflation, the cost of living in the southern border,
Speaker 1: Republicans win, and I would contend the latter is more
Speaker 1: important to average Americans than the former, and we'll see
Speaker 1: what happens down the road. I can only relate to
Speaker 1: Leland vidderd if jd Vance, who just turned forty and
Speaker 1: attends my church, had engaged in the similar allegations leveled
Speaker 1: against Doug Elmhoff. It would be front page on every story,
Speaker 1: it would be wall to wall coverage. But because it's
Speaker 1: a Democrat that hurts Kamala Harris, except for a few murmurings,
Speaker 1: the so called mainstream media ignores the story because, as
Speaker 1: you said, it benefits, it benefits Donald Trump, and God
Speaker 1: help any so called PBS, NBC, ABC, CBS, New York Times,
Speaker 1: Washington Post story that benefits Donald Trump as simply doesn't happen.
Speaker 1: Ninety percent of the coverage of the mainstream media about
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is negative. Ninety percent of the coverage about
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris is positive, and they're doing their best. And
Speaker 1: I would contend the so called mainstream media has lost
Speaker 1: its way and losing their strength because of talk radio,
Speaker 1: the website, social media, and outlets like news Nation. And
Speaker 1: that's the reason that they're freaking out because they've lost
Speaker 1: control your comment.
Speaker 5: Again, I don't do media commentary because I'm a journalist.
Speaker 5: We make lousy media crips. What I will say is
Speaker 5: that I think anybody would be interested in the validity
Speaker 5: of your argument could look at the ratings of the
Speaker 5: morning shows, of Day Show and of ABC's a Good
Speaker 5: Morning America, and of the CBS Morning Show and of
Speaker 5: the CBS Evening News and decide for.
Speaker 1: Themselves it's not good. In fact, it's bad, but all right,
Speaker 1: good to have you on again to get a perspective.
Speaker 1: But I love this stuff, and I think you and
Speaker 1: I love what we do want to keep doing as
Speaker 1: long as possible. And as I'm a media commentator, you're
Speaker 1: actually a journalist in the media. And I'm just amazed
Speaker 1: how some stories get big play and some stories do not.
Speaker 1: When Malania Trump has a book out on what she
Speaker 1: said that she thinks abortion on demand is a great thing,
Speaker 1: and then Donald Trump was interviewed and he said, look,
Speaker 1: she's a separate person, she's my wife. I told her
Speaker 1: just do do whatever you think is good to me.
Speaker 1: That's a positive. But the media twisted that as a
Speaker 1: negative and use it against Donald Trump. And I didn't
Speaker 1: know this was the case until I watched Morning Joe
Speaker 1: This Morning. I do that so you don't have to.
Speaker 1: And the argument now is that this is a campaign ploy,
Speaker 1: that of course Malania Trump has the same views as
Speaker 1: Donald but they thought it might be wise for her,
Speaker 1: Malonia Trump to say how pro abortion she is, to
Speaker 1: get more votes for her husband. That's a rather gymnastic interview,
Speaker 1: gymnastic viewpoint. I don't accept it. But nonetheless, Lannia Trump
Speaker 1: is a strong personal, a person, a private woman, and
Speaker 1: she wrote her book because that's what I feel, and
Speaker 1: Donald Trump said, go whatever you feelings are, and somehow
Speaker 1: that's also a political ploy. But Leland Vidett once again
Speaker 1: News Nation Monday through Friday, and once again, Leland, thank
Speaker 1: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And you
Speaker 1: have a great weekend, you sir, God bless you. Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more if the line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. After the News, We're gonna have Miranda Divine
Speaker 1: will be here from the New York Post. Miranda Divine.
Speaker 1: She's coming with receipts of the corruption of Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden at all at your Home of the Reds,
Speaker 1: Pete Rose and the Bengals News Radio seven hundred ww
Speaker 1: h Right, Bill Cunningham, the Great American. One of the
Speaker 1: great guests on Fox News and elsewhere is Miranda Divine.
Speaker 1: She's the author of many great books. The one out
Speaker 1: now is The Big Guy, How the President and his
Speaker 1: son sold out America. And if she had been on
Speaker 1: the different side of the political fence, she would be
Speaker 1: the Woodward and the bernste end of the twenty first century,
Speaker 1: she would be wind down in pocket line for eternity.
Speaker 1: But because Miranda reports facts, objective facts about Democrats, especially
Speaker 1: a high power democrats like Joe Biden, Jim Biden, Hunter Biden, etc.
Speaker 1: It's mainly confined to conservative media, which is unbelievable because
Speaker 1: the stuff she has discovered about Joe Biden and his
Speaker 1: family selling out America over the many years is incredible.
Speaker 1: Miranda Devine, welcome again to the Welcome for the first
Speaker 1: time to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Miranda, first of all,
Speaker 1: as an overview, what about this topic of the Bidens
Speaker 1: cashing out to the tune to tens and millions of dollars?
Speaker 1: First of all, is give the facts so I'm going
Speaker 1: to ask you, secondly, why isn't it a subject of
Speaker 1: impeachment and indictments? But give the facts to the American people.
Speaker 1: What have the Bidens done now for many years? How
Speaker 1: much money they.
Speaker 3: Collected thanks ring Bill.
Speaker 4: Look, Joe Biden, of course, was a senator for many
Speaker 4: years from Delaware. He's had more than half a century
Speaker 4: of a political career, and he ruled the roost in
Speaker 4: Delaware and had a lot of very rich donors because
Speaker 4: Delaware is this peculiar small state where most American companies
Speaker 4: are headquartered, because it has very opaque sort of business
Speaker 4: rules about tax and so on, and so it's called
Speaker 4: the sort of Lichtenstein of America where people can go
Speaker 4: and do all sorts of tax avoidance measures. And so
Speaker 4: that made little Joe Biden from little Delaware very powerful
Speaker 4: and rather wealthy because he would have all these donors
Speaker 4: who would do anything for him. And he also became
Speaker 4: very powerful in the Senate and was for about a
Speaker 4: decade either the chairman or the ranking member of the
Speaker 4: House of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and there he
Speaker 4: had access to the CIA and all the intelligence services
Speaker 4: that utilized that committee. So over the years he was
Speaker 4: doing what we call influence peddling, which is that donors
Speaker 4: would give him favors and money, and in return he
Speaker 4: would do favors.
Speaker 3: And one of those favors was.
Speaker 4: To give his son these great and favor jobs that
Speaker 4: inflated salaries. This is his son, Hunter Biden, so that
Speaker 4: Hunter would have to pay the bills.
Speaker 3: For the rest of the family, like, for instance.
Speaker 4: He paid for his own tuition and for his older
Speaker 4: brother Bo's tuition at these Ivy League schools. And over time,
Speaker 4: when Joe Biden became vice president, the family internationalized this
Speaker 4: sort of influence peddling scheme that they'd set up, and
Speaker 4: Joe's younger brother, Jim Biden, who really didn't have a
Speaker 4: proper job, he latched onto this scheme as well and
Speaker 4: he used to help out Hunter.
Speaker 3: And Hunter wanted to be an artist.
Speaker 4: Or a writer, but he instead had to be the
Speaker 4: bag man for the family. He had to go around
Speaker 4: the world when Joe was vice president and make these
Speaker 4: deals that would bring in tens of millions of dollars
Speaker 4: from China and Russia and Ukraine and Kazakhstan. And what
Speaker 4: he was selling was his father's power and influence as
Speaker 4: vice president. And of course Barack Obama, who was Joe
Speaker 4: Biden's president and he was his vice president, had outsourced
Speaker 4: basically all of foreign policy to Joe Biden. So really
Speaker 4: Joe Biden was the most powerful man in the world
Speaker 4: when he flew in on air force to Beijing with
Speaker 4: his son Hunter in tow and Hunter is.
Speaker 3: An adult man.
Speaker 4: And of course, in December of twenty thirteen, for instance,
Speaker 4: when Joe flew Hunter with him into Beijing to meet
Speaker 4: the higher ups of the CCP, he shook hands with
Speaker 4: Hunter's new business partner and within a few days, Hunter
Speaker 4: owned ten percent of a Chinese basically a Chinese company
Speaker 4: that would be very lucrative.
Speaker 1: On the original front. So the idea of Delaware being
Speaker 1: the Liechtenstein of American business. So when he spent about
Speaker 1: forty years in the Senate, he himself could peddle the influence.
Speaker 1: He never made more than about one hundred and ten
Speaker 1: thousand dollars a year, but had supported Bo Biden's as
Speaker 1: Jim Biden and Joe Biden's lifestyle with the homes on
Speaker 1: the coast. But then when it became the VP, he
Speaker 1: internationalized the whole deal. And you have a great chapter
Speaker 1: on how the Ukraine and China and also Romania became
Speaker 1: a piggy bank to be exploited by Hunter, who had
Speaker 1: severe drug problems. He had porn difficulties, he had a
Speaker 1: lot of young prostitutes, had a terrible drug addiction. In fact,
Speaker 1: after bo Biden died of brain cancer, Hunter Biden took
Speaker 1: up to have sex and lay sho share with the
Speaker 1: brother's dead brother's wife and then he hooked her on drugs.
Speaker 1: But explain how the Biden criminal syndicate won from national
Speaker 1: money to international money and how much money, Miranda Devine,
Speaker 1: are we talking about?
Speaker 4: Well, the strange thing is we're really not talking about
Speaker 4: in lureous sums, at least that we've been able to
Speaker 4: pick up.
Speaker 3: I mean, it is enormous for the average person. We're
Speaker 3: talking about, you.
Speaker 4: Know, between twenty and thirty million dollars. But you know,
Speaker 4: it's not really a lot of money when you're actually
Speaker 4: selling out your country, which is what Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: I'm alleging that that's what he.
Speaker 4: Did because the millions of dollars are tens of millions
Speaker 4: of dollars that his family took in and that was
Speaker 4: of benefit to him. I mean, there's a little evidence
Speaker 4: that he financially benefited, but he certainly benefited in a
Speaker 4: sort of an ancillary way because he never had to
Speaker 4: pay the normal bills that are family only man has
Speaker 4: to pay for his extended family. And they all lived
Speaker 4: a sham or lived today a champagne lifestyle. Joe Biden's
Speaker 4: been extraordinarily lucky when it comes to real estate. He
Speaker 4: always seems to buy like a DuPont mansion, very chipley,
Speaker 4: sell it at the top end, buy again very cheaply.
Speaker 4: And his donors seem to always feature in the.
Speaker 3: Buying and selling.
Speaker 4: And so now he lives, you know, a really lavish lifestyle,
Speaker 4: as do his children, his nieces and nephews, his sister,
Speaker 4: his grandchildren. They all live like billionaires. And I guess
Speaker 4: he uses now air Force one as their private jet.
Speaker 4: And so I think, you know, Hunter Biden, I have
Speaker 4: a little sympathy for him.
Speaker 3: Yes, he has all those terrible demons.
Speaker 4: That you've just mentioned of rage in crack addiction, you know,
Speaker 4: a porn addiction. He did take up with his brother's widow,
Speaker 4: Hallie Biden, and she has testified that he hooked her
Speaker 4: onto crack and she had two small children in the house.
Speaker 4: It was a tragic situation at the time. She seems
Speaker 4: to have pulled herself out of it, and since has remarried,
Speaker 4: and Hunter Biden now is said to be clean.
Speaker 3: He says he is clean. He's not taking drugs.
Speaker 4: And so anybody that does that, I guess you have
Speaker 4: to take your hat off to them. And he's remarried
Speaker 4: and has another child.
Speaker 3: But it still is the case.
Speaker 4: That Joe Biden deputized his son, who had a drug addiction,
Speaker 4: and he knew he had a drug addiction, to be
Speaker 4: the bagman for the family and to collect, you know,
Speaker 4: a million dollars a year, eighty three thousand dollars a
Speaker 4: month was one of the payoffs from a Ukrainian corrupt
Speaker 4: energy company, and he put Joe Biden put his son,
Speaker 4: his drug addicted son, in front of a torrent of
Speaker 4: unaccountable cash. Hunter Biden even says in his memoir that
Speaker 4: the Barisma money that was the name of the Ukrainian company,
Speaker 4: that was a temptation that he could not resist. And
Speaker 4: really it was the Barisma money that just set him
Speaker 4: off on this complete drug bender for a couple of years.
Speaker 1: Now, Miranda Devine, what was the quid pro quo, because
Speaker 1: can you identify directly indirectly an American foreign policy decision
Speaker 1: or a circumstance in which you can point to that
Speaker 1: as saying, because the money those tens of millions came
Speaker 1: from either China, Romania, maybe the mayor's wife in Moscow,
Speaker 1: wherever it might be, Ukraine, Barisma, all that money flowed
Speaker 1: in to the hunter Biden, Joe Biden. Jim Biden coffers, well,
Speaker 1: can you give the American people an example of how
Speaker 1: that influenced national policy through Joe Biden.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'll give you one vague example and one specific example.
Speaker 4: So the vague one first, and I think it's constantial.
Speaker 4: Evidence is there to support it. And it's extremely concerning,
Speaker 4: particularly since Joe Biden is going to be still is president,
Speaker 4: given everyone's forgotten that, and will be president for in
Speaker 4: almost four months. He has to have been compromised by
Speaker 4: China because of the millions of dollars that his son
Speaker 4: and brother took in. And that's logical. And then you
Speaker 4: look at his actions since he became president. He immediately
Speaker 4: started to unwind all of the Trump era get tough
Speaker 4: on China measures, and that included very strangely. There's no
Speaker 4: reason you can think of for it, other than there
Speaker 4: was some vague idea that it was racist. He unwound
Speaker 4: an FBI program in universities to stop Chinese from spying
Speaker 4: and stealing our intellectual property and bribing American academics. Now,
Speaker 4: that is a very important project, and in fact that
Speaker 4: operation managed to snare some spies and convict some people
Speaker 4: who had been selling our information to Chinese spies. Why
Speaker 4: Joe Biden disbanded that there is no good.
Speaker 3: Reason for it.
Speaker 4: You can only surmise that it's because the Chinese have
Speaker 4: something over him.
Speaker 3: Now, the more specific case is.
Speaker 4: Comes from Ukraine, and this is very well documented.
Speaker 3: Joe Biden was under.
Speaker 4: A lot of pressure from Hunter Biden's business partners, the
Speaker 4: people who were paying him a million dollars a year
Speaker 4: in Ukraine.
Speaker 3: To do something.
Speaker 4: Well, Hunter Biden was under pressure to do something to
Speaker 4: stop to use his influence and his father's influence to
Speaker 4: stop the Ukrainian prosecutors from investigating Barisma, and eventually they
Speaker 4: would have ended up charging the Barisma owner, a guy
Speaker 4: by the name of Luchevsky, who was paying Hunter.
Speaker 3: They were getting very close to.
Speaker 4: Him and they had already seized his property in Kiev,
Speaker 4: like a mansion and a Rolls Royce and some plots
Speaker 4: of land. And the pressure you can see in emails
Speaker 4: on the laptop, and we've had from testimony from Hunter
Speaker 4: Biden's former business partner Devon Archer and others. The pressure
Speaker 4: was coming on from the Ukrainians that they wanted value
Speaker 4: for the money that they were paying Hunter Biden and
Speaker 4: his friend Devon Archer, and they wanted immediate results from
Speaker 4: high level American government officials to put pressure on the
Speaker 4: Ukrainian government to stop this prosecution. And ultimately what happened
Speaker 4: was that Joe Biden forced the Ukrainian government to fire
Speaker 4: the honest prosecutor, a man called Viktor Shokun, who was
Speaker 4: investigating Barisma.
Speaker 3: And he told me.
Speaker 4: That his next step was to call Hunter Biden and
Speaker 4: his friend Devon Archer is witnesses against Lechevsky.
Speaker 3: And this was a scandal that could not break out.
Speaker 3: And so Joe Biden endured.
Speaker 4: That in fact, he has boasted that he withheld a
Speaker 4: billion dollars of.
Speaker 3: USA unless the prosecutor was fine.
Speaker 4: And the cover story was that the prosecutor was corrupt,
Speaker 4: but I have no evidence.
Speaker 3: That he was corrupt, and in fact, he was doing
Speaker 3: the right thing.
Speaker 1: Brandon Divine, author of The Big Guy, How a President
Speaker 1: and his son Sought Out America, which is out today.
Speaker 1: It came out a few days ago. It's a great book.
Speaker 1: Here's a big question. Are you ready for the big question? Yes,
Speaker 1: here's a big question. Since verand Divine knows it, the
Speaker 1: FBI knows it, the Irs knows it, my good friends,
Speaker 1: and the House of Representatives like Jim Jordan knows it.
Speaker 1: All these law enforcement types knows what you know. And more.
Speaker 1: Why hasn't Joe Biden and dated for these criminal offenses,
Speaker 1: or at a minimum being impeached. That's the big question.
Speaker 1: Why is all of official Washington treating the stock trades
Speaker 1: of Nancy Pelosi, who does a much better job than
Speaker 1: Charlie Munger. Ever, did how come those in charge of
Speaker 1: law enforcement turned their head the other way when all
Speaker 1: these facts are obvious.
Speaker 4: Well, I'll tell you why the impeachment inquiry never became
Speaker 4: anything more serious and Joe Biden was not impeached. It
Speaker 4: was because the Republicans in Congress were really they had.
Speaker 3: Such a small margin.
Speaker 4: And there were enough Republicans who were either compromised or
Speaker 4: cowardly or somehow had relationships with the Bidens or with
Speaker 4: Democrats that they would not have voted to impeach. So
Speaker 4: the decision was made that they were not going to
Speaker 4: put it to a vote because it would have been
Speaker 4: too embarrassing for Republicans and also kind of it would
Speaker 4: have seen been seen as exoneration for Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: So they decided.
Speaker 4: James Comer, the House Oversight Committee chairman, decided it was
Speaker 4: better to put out a comprehensive report that really had
Speaker 4: a lot of damning evidence in it against Joe Biden
Speaker 4: that could be used perhaps in future. The really damning
Speaker 4: information came from the IRS whistleblowers, and what they told
Speaker 4: us about the sabotage of the investigation in Delaware that
Speaker 4: dragged on for five years into Hunter Biden's alleged criminal
Speaker 4: activities just would make your hair curl and it shows
Speaker 4: you the cover up, which is really what my new book,
Speaker 4: The Big Guy is about. It's about the cover up
Speaker 4: of the Biden family corruption. Joe Biden, Hunter Biden were
Speaker 4: being protected.
Speaker 3: By the CIA, the FBI, the.
Speaker 4: State Department, the Department of Justice, and the IRS throughout
Speaker 4: this saga and probably before, and it was extraordinary how
Speaker 4: the Department of Justice put obstacles in the way of
Speaker 4: the honest IRS investigators. Every time they were following the
Speaker 4: evidence trail that led to Joe Biden, they were blocked.
Speaker 4: They were told that they could not get a search
Speaker 4: warrant for a cottage on Joe Biden's Delaware estate that
Speaker 4: unter Biden had been living in.
Speaker 3: When they tried to get.
Speaker 4: A search well, they got a search warrant for a
Speaker 4: storage locker where Hunter Biden had a whole bunch of documents.
Speaker 4: The prosecutors tipped off Hunter Biden's lawyers when they wanted
Speaker 4: to get geolocate the phone to find out if when
Speaker 4: Hunter Biden told his Chinese business partners in a WhatsApp
Speaker 4: message that he was sitting with his father and his
Speaker 4: father and he wanted to know where was the millions
Speaker 4: of dollars that they were owed and if they didn't
Speaker 4: if the Chinese did not give them the money immediately,
Speaker 4: that Joe Biden and Hunter Biden and everybody they know
Speaker 4: would make the Chinese lives a misery. So that investigators
Speaker 4: wanted to know if Hunter Biden was telling the truth
Speaker 4: and that he was with his father. And we know
Speaker 4: from metadata on the laptop with photographs that Hunter Biden
Speaker 4: was that weekend at his.
Speaker 3: Father's estate in Delaware.
Speaker 4: And we also believe from other photographs that Joe Biden
Speaker 4: was there and all his grandkids were a lot of
Speaker 4: his grandkids were there. So everywhere they went they were blocked.
Speaker 4: And then the CIA was involved. So one of the
Speaker 4: IRIS investigators who became a whistleblower, Gary Shapley, he testified
Speaker 4: that the prosecutors told him that he could not interview
Speaker 4: or that they could the IRIS investigators could not interview
Speaker 4: a witness by the name of Kevin Morris.
Speaker 1: Kevin Morrow, is this.
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 1: Just to put a finer point, I want to say
Speaker 1: Gary Shapeley and Joseph Ziggler. I watched their testimony career
Speaker 1: iras agents. By the way Democrats were blocked by the
Speaker 1: Department of Justice. Mirandon Devine, we got to go the book.
Speaker 1: Is the big guy, how a president and son sought
Speaker 1: out of America. We have only scratched the surface, but
Speaker 1: to get all the facts, get the book and read it.
Speaker 1: Miranda Devine, thank you for being the Woodward and Bernstein
Speaker 1: in the twenty first century, and thank you for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show. Miranda, thank you so much, thank.
Speaker 3: You, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Bill, God bless you. Let's continue with more The facts
Speaker 1: will set you free. Bill Cunningham on seven hundred WLW
Speaker 1: Skerry Frank Connor.
Speaker 7: I guess on inside the park before the second and
Speaker 7: final game of this Birmingham Chattanooga series tonight, and I
Speaker 7: got to tell you, you know, I think back to
Speaker 7: last night's get together with you here before and after
Speaker 7: the game, Joe and you and I and the coach
Speaker 7: is sitting around talking and reminiscing, and I think seven
Speaker 7: years ago when you were with the Cincinnati Ball Club
Speaker 7: and you and Buddy were so tight. Buddy Bell, never ever,
Speaker 7: did you ever think you'd be in this position seven
Speaker 7: years ago, that you'd be managing in the minor leagues,
Speaker 7: not only that, but doing it very successfully.
Speaker 8: No, Marty, I just you know, when we go back
Speaker 8: to the seven years ago, you know, I loved playing,
Speaker 8: just loved it, and I'm glad I realized at the
Speaker 8: time how much I cared about baseball, how fortunate I was.
Speaker 8: But no I thought I'd play my eight or ten
Speaker 8: years whatever it was get out of the game and
Speaker 8: do something else.
Speaker 1: The last couple of.
Speaker 8: Years I was playing, I started realizing how much I
Speaker 8: actually liked watching the game and learning about the game.
Speaker 8: And in the fact, Buddy Bell's reason I got into managing.
Speaker 8: He's the one that called me and he's responsible for
Speaker 8: me being a manager.
Speaker 1: Hello, quiet, and I'm Scots. I'm broadcasting in.
Speaker 8: Guy.
Speaker 1: How about And that was during the strike. You might
Speaker 1: recall there was a strike year, like in ninety four
Speaker 1: ninety five, Right, So Marty and Joe go down to Alabama. Correct,
Speaker 1: that's where Joe Joe used to play down there in
Speaker 1: Birmingham at that field. He played with you and nice
Speaker 1: as Grant. Correct. And here's Marty and Joe on with
Speaker 1: who Tito fran Conna and he managed Michael Jordan. How's
Speaker 1: that possible? I don't know. And then he also talked
Speaker 1: about Buddy Bell and all of a sudden, guess what,
Speaker 1: he's replacing his son? How about that? Explain that to me?
Speaker 1: And how about his first at bat as a red
Speaker 1: a home run in nineteen eighty seven? Do you remember
Speaker 1: any day now? Be honest, do you remember him at all?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 1: Number ten? I don't remember me, Marky Anders. I remember
Speaker 1: him playing, and every time I think about him, is
Speaker 1: that infamous highlight in the astrodome? Or he fell down
Speaker 1: between third and home, tried to crawl at home and
Speaker 1: then he was out, tried to crawl to the plate
Speaker 1: and he was out and the players are laughing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think, so it's circuitous. Can you agree with me?
Speaker 1: It was circuitous? I can't even spell that, but yeah,
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Speaker 1: Red's update the Reds will introduced Terry Francona is their
Speaker 1: new manager Monday at ten am Great American Ballpark. At
Speaker 1: age sixty five, he becomes the sixty fifth manager in
Speaker 1: club history. There's that number against six and five, five
Speaker 1: and six and three, you get fourteen. He gets a
Speaker 1: three year contract with a club option through twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 1: How about that. Francona's team's won at least ninety games
Speaker 1: in the season twelve times in his career. How many
Speaker 1: your World Series rings? Says he have? He's got two.
Speaker 1: He's eleven and four in World Series action? Is he
Speaker 1: ready for the Reds? He better be big game tonight though.
Speaker 1: Segment Deer Park, Ost, Wyoming. Who's this? Oh? How is
Speaker 1: the weather?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 1: Hereriet? Where your bombing? Balmby bombing forty three?
Speaker 8: It was cold?
Speaker 9: I mean it was so cold. I tried to go
Speaker 9: to the bathroom and the fourth thing and I couldn't.
Speaker 9: That's about That's that tells you enough.
Speaker 1: It's a problem.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: There could be funny high school football action all across
Speaker 1: the tri State tonight. Willie Covers begins high school football
Speaker 1: Tonight's show six o'clock ESPN fifteen thirty, Fox Sports thirteen
Speaker 1: sixty at a lead into six forty five, The Saint
Speaker 1: X Bombers with Chase Herb Street and his dad versus
Speaker 1: Louisville Trinity. Who's favor to win that game. Not a
Speaker 1: Trinity is always pretty good. Talk to the I think
Speaker 1: Elder beat Trinity earlier this year. Speaking of Elder, they
Speaker 1: take on Moeler tonight at Knippert Stadium ten to twelve thousand.
Speaker 1: On hand, I'm taking Moller to beat Elder, Mason and Middletown,
Speaker 1: Lakota East and Cole Rain Middle Tucky to you Wyoming
Speaker 1: at Deer Park. I spoke to Greg Euster, the ad
Speaker 1: of Deer Park, about ten minutes ago. Yeah, I had
Speaker 1: an apprehension that Deer Park had never beaten Wyoming. Okay,
Speaker 1: it disabused me of that notion, he said, in seventeen
Speaker 1: you're using a lot of big words today. Seventeen eighty nine.
Speaker 1: Deer Park beat Wyoming in seventeen eighty nine. Yes, who
Speaker 1: was a president then? George Washington? And what happened? It
Speaker 1: was on a why you always know that and I don't.
Speaker 1: It was on a pitch play reverse statue of liberty play.
Speaker 1: Were you there?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: I there. Jim Scott was the By the way, who's
Speaker 1: the official tonight? I don't know. Wyoming at Deer Park
Speaker 1: with the white cap on, who is it? Can't say?
Speaker 1: Come on? I don't know. Why would I know that
Speaker 1: I'm scheduled to be there tonight. Why would I know
Speaker 1: who the referee is at Deer Park in Wyoming? DJ
Speaker 1: Hodge told me to ask you, and you know the
Speaker 1: answer to that. I answered that question. I know nothing
Speaker 1: about dreaming the impossible dream? Am I beating them? Played
Speaker 1: the fifth and beatable foe. I'm gonna go drink a
Speaker 1: fifth and plead the fifth? Why don't you take Wyoming
Speaker 1: tonight and I'll take Deer Park? Okay, that sounds good.
Speaker 1: What for hot fudge Sunday? No, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: straight up, big boy, that's the breaks. You said it.
Speaker 1: We play it by the ways. Cole Raine won a
Speaker 1: game this year. No Deer Park has a winning record,
Speaker 1: that's true. You're right just saying. Bengals up. They brought
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Speaker 1: How about this. The Bengals will have Trey Hendrickson, Miles Murphy,
Speaker 1: b J. Hill, and McKinley Jackson all back on defense.
Speaker 1: What what about Joe Burrow, He'll be there for sure.
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Speaker 1: Say to dream the impossible dream, to fight the unbeatable foe,
Speaker 1: to bear with unbearable sorrow, to run with a brave
Speaker 1: dare not go, to write the unwriteable wrong, to be
Speaker 1: better far than you are, to try when your arms
Speaker 1: are too weary to reach the unreachable star. That is
Speaker 1: my quest. It's a Dear Park Wildcat to beat Wyoming tonight.
Speaker 1: I'm taking these lyrics to the locker room tonight at
Speaker 1: Deer Park and tell those boys to dream the impossible dream,
Speaker 1: to fight the unbeatable foe, to bear with unbearable sorrow,
Speaker 1: to run with a brave Dare not go. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. You're not gonna sing this, are you?
Speaker 1: I might drive that team, will will end up immediately sick.
Speaker 1: Would you be shocked if Deer Park beat Wyoming? Yes?
Speaker 1: So with Wyoming, the home of the Cowboys, Go with
Speaker 1: Deer Park. MLS Soccer FC Cincinnati hosting Orlando City FC
Speaker 1: tomorrow night of Fan Appreciation Night, seven o'clock on ESPN
Speaker 1: fifteen thirty now back to baseball. May I have one
Speaker 1: more lyric go ahead, and the world would be better
Speaker 1: for this that one man, scorn and covered with scars,
Speaker 1: still strugg with his last ounce of courage to reach
Speaker 1: that unreachable star. The Savannah Bananas are coming to town.
Speaker 1: The world tour is going to stop in the Queens City.
Speaker 1: Can I be stupid? June thirteenth and fourteenth at GABP.
Speaker 1: What are the Savannah Bananas? Savannah Bananas are? They have
Speaker 1: an innovative and captivating approach to America's favorite pastime, banana ball,
Speaker 1: fast paced action, pack style baseball, rules out the door,
Speaker 1: a two hour time limit, fans catching foul balls for outs.
Speaker 1: Games are won by points, not runs. That when they
Speaker 1: throw like a wolf of ball that moves all over
Speaker 1: the play, and then they have choreographed dances on the mound,
Speaker 1: it's sick. Yeah, the Globetrotters of the Harlem Globe Trotters
Speaker 1: of baseball? What about Sarah Elise Will should be a
Speaker 1: cheerleader for the Bananas. I have no idea who's gonna
Speaker 1: referee the dear Park game tonight. I don't know I'm
Speaker 1: gonna be there. I'll find out. Might slip them a
Speaker 1: couple hundred bucks too well, nor that'd be great. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. We need, we need more help,
Speaker 1: we need. What does in Dear Park play Cole Rain?
Speaker 1: I don't know. They're probably not in the league. Cole
Speaker 1: Rain is not in Deer Parks League. I would agree
Speaker 1: with that. That's true, there's no question about that. Hopefully
Speaker 1: better days coming soon for the Cardinals on Chiviot Road.
Speaker 1: Can it be worse? I don't think so. I haven't
Speaker 1: won the games in twenty twenty two, least pretty bad segment?
Speaker 1: What do you do well? Have you donated? Have you
Speaker 1: spoken to the Cardinals? Have you gone to the locker
Speaker 1: room and demanded to dream the impossible dream, to beat
Speaker 1: the unbeatable foe? Have you no? I my my, My
Speaker 1: deal is tonight that you go in there and sing
Speaker 1: this like Don Quixote, like Jack Joe. Don't we have
Speaker 1: this on tape?
Speaker 9: This song?
Speaker 1: We don't have it. Only Matt Reeveese could find something
Speaker 1: like that. But probably you singing the dream, the impossible dream,
Speaker 1: Dave Keaton, you know who said that? You know who sang?
Speaker 1: I think it was Jack Jones. No, but Golmer Pyle
Speaker 1: that's right, and that and that show that's a great one.
Speaker 1: Ed Eames too nineteen. He's the guy through the hatchet
Speaker 1: at the crotch of the Indian Remember that, Remember Daniel
Speaker 1: Boone ouch they named the boot named the county after Daniel. Yeah,
Speaker 1: those are the days that on the Tonight Show. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a nice show. Yeah. You know, the other night
Speaker 1: I watched a bit on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.
Speaker 1: First guest Pete Rose. Is that right? How about that?
Speaker 1: After he went to prison? So he comes out and
Speaker 1: you then the band's playing take Me Out to the
Speaker 1: Ball Game and Pete Turner Johnny and said, I thought
Speaker 1: they might play Joe House Rock pretty good, pretty good?
Speaker 1: Pete Rose not bad? He was looking good. I was
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety one. Oh wait a minute, you say it?
Speaker 1: We play it Friday? What this is? Deer Park? Tonight
Speaker 1: US three second? Andy Williams used to be on the
Speaker 1: station the NATO is Why don't we know what's going
Speaker 1: to happen to them? Tonight?
Speaker 2: Too bad?
Speaker 1: Sixty three to three, solon it'll be more competitive than that.
Speaker 1: Why am we thought that we gonna call the student
Speaker 1: bodies out in the second half? Hit it Andy used
Speaker 1: to be on the stage line the unridable wrong, the right,
Speaker 1: the unrightable wrong segment to long Zarah alit from a.
Speaker 10: Fuck with Chase from a park to try and these
Speaker 10: aren't too weird?
Speaker 1: Do your arms get weary? Segment to me always the
Speaker 1: unreachables get it Andy, hitting baby, hit it.
Speaker 10: This is my quest met to follow that stung where
Speaker 10: I go?
Speaker 1: How far I want to be Andy.
Speaker 10: To fight for the h fight for the right without question,
Speaker 10: without question, or Paul to be willing to march in
Speaker 10: the help that's me and you segment we march in
Speaker 10: a hell in a castine suit man.
Speaker 3: Be true and he.
Speaker 9: Is blessed.
Speaker 1: That's what'll happened to the end segment that my swim.
Speaker 1: So that's not exactly rap music not real popular today?
Speaker 1: Would you agree? The worse segment hit me out of
Speaker 1: the STUDI what I want you to do tonight is
Speaker 1: with the Park High School orchestra is singing that in
Speaker 1: the locker room and see what happens. And we'll break
Speaker 1: down the door to get out and take down the cowboys,
Speaker 1: will they? And honor of a beautiful night here in
Speaker 1: the Tri State and uh welcome Tito Francona, Bengals, Ravens
Speaker 1: on Quenda City who day. We leave you with the
Speaker 1: immortal words of the student. Andy was shut up right.
Speaker 4: There on the reds to win.
Speaker 5: Anything else is unacceptable.
Speaker 1: Right. Well, we'll see on seven hundred WLW on the
Speaker 1: day I was falling. So this is all got a
Speaker 1: bound nick east to the wide windows at the door
Speaker 1: they found then woke up. Leave this little level. Uh,
Speaker 1: you can tell right away that I was bad at
Speaker 1: the ball. Ah, permit me time for you and I
Speaker 1: discuss the important issues at a time, confront and confound
Speaker 1: the American people. And first of all, I think the
Speaker 1: hiring of Tito Francona is a brilliant move, and Marty
Speaker 1: Brenahan said it was the best move that Castelinis have
Speaker 1: made in a long time. And make no mistake about it.
Speaker 1: I think the odds of them just recently have contacted
Speaker 1: Tin Francona is slight. I think this thing has been
Speaker 1: in the works for a while now. They can't talk
Speaker 1: about it that way because you know it would undermine
Speaker 1: the present team as they were wrapping up the season.
Speaker 1: But I think there was a I think it was
Speaker 1: a method to the madness of letting David Bells go
Speaker 1: at the end so that they could work out the
Speaker 1: final deal with Francona, who they is a brilliant hires.
Speaker 1: Marty Brennaman said a couple hours ago, it's inspired, and
Speaker 1: I would assume they're spending serious money to get that done.
Speaker 1: I would assume he's a three to four million dollar
Speaker 1: a year managers coming out. He's out a year, had
Speaker 1: some health problems and had some weight difficulties, had some
Speaker 1: other issues that are private, and now he's healthy, he
Speaker 1: wants to end the team. He had other options. They're
Speaker 1: going to be other managerial positions open that from the
Speaker 1: national perspective, may have more value than the Reds job. Internationally,
Speaker 1: the Reds are perceived as an irrelevancy, completely irrelevant of
Speaker 1: not quite a laughing stock. But you know, in the
Speaker 1: last ten years, they've had one winning season and a
Speaker 1: full season one hundred and sixty two games. They had
Speaker 1: a winning season when they had the COVID year, but
Speaker 1: that didn't start till like July or August. But and
Speaker 1: ten seasons they've had won and so when I look
Speaker 1: at the websites nationally, this made a little bit of
Speaker 1: a bounce, but not really, because you know, the ESPNS
Speaker 1: are fixated on the New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Atlanta, Houston,
Speaker 1: all the big markets. They're not fixated at all in Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: which is an outpost. But as Brnahan said, that you're
Speaker 1: in the division with Milwaukee, they seemingly can't get over
Speaker 1: the hump. They're gonna get worse, not better in the Cubs.
Speaker 1: And then the Cardinals are down in Pittsburgh. But nonetheless, hell,
Speaker 1: the Reds can't beat Pittsburgh and they can't beat Milwaukee,
Speaker 1: and they can't beat the Cardinals, and Francona can guide
Speaker 1: this very young team to glory. I hope. I have
Speaker 1: more hope now than I had the last several months
Speaker 1: that the Reds can make a rebound. They have to
Speaker 1: win about eighty eight eighty nine games and they'll be
Speaker 1: in good shape. So we'll see what happens news conference
Speaker 1: on Monday at ten am. Secondly, and I brought this
Speaker 1: up to Leland Viddterd but an hour and a half
Speaker 1: ago or so that the media in this town and
Speaker 1: by the way, Channel nine last night, I'm watching channels
Speaker 1: five and twelve. Of course, the big news about nine pm.
Speaker 1: Dave Keaton texted me first that Gino Francona had been hired,
Speaker 1: which didn't shock me because I think that was in
Speaker 1: the works. But nonetheless, that's big. Would you agree that's
Speaker 1: big news? Channel nine had taped its evening newscast and
Speaker 1: didn't mention the hiring of a new Reds manager at all.
Speaker 1: So instead of worrying about Steve Rawley and thank god
Speaker 1: Steve Rawley is back, should have been let go in
Speaker 1: the not let go, but suspended in the first place.
Speaker 1: That here you got Channel five lead story Francona, Channel
Speaker 1: twelve lead story Francona. Channel nine taped the newscast ignored,
Speaker 1: didn't have anything. In fact, the only sports report was
Speaker 1: from a sports reporter with sunlight shining down at pay Corps.
Speaker 1: That's sad when when news breaks out, news stations need
Speaker 1: to be on top of the news. Would you agree
Speaker 1: like we are? But I regress. The big three nightly
Speaker 1: news networks for decades worked in cahoots with the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party for a very long time to create fictions that
Speaker 1: benefited Democrats and not Republicans. Going back a long time,
Speaker 1: Richard Nixon engaged in exactly the same behavior as John
Speaker 1: Kennedy and Lyndon Baines Johnson. But they wanted to get
Speaker 1: Nixon because he won forty nine to fifty states. So
Speaker 1: the media went after Nixon hard for engaging exactly the
Speaker 1: same behavior that Jack Kennedy and LBJ engaged in all
Speaker 1: the time, and the Washington press turns turned its head
Speaker 1: to it and wink wink, non nod will take care
Speaker 1: of you. And for a very very long time, for decades,
Speaker 1: Ronald Reagan was still loathed by the mainstream media even
Speaker 1: after he was shot. It meant that the Dems had
Speaker 1: a stranglehold on the flow of information to you, and
Speaker 1: that most Americans wore hard work, smart, they're doing what's right.
Speaker 1: So you got your news from CBSNBC, ABC, a little
Speaker 1: bit of PBS, and then the newspapers and that was it.
Speaker 1: So you formed. They did their best to make sure
Speaker 1: that they elected Democrats that is the media, and did
Speaker 1: not elect Republicans who they attacked. You heard Miranda Divine
Speaker 1: lay out with the receipts the criminal misbehavior of Joe
Speaker 1: Biden and his family for decades, and it's all been
Speaker 1: ignored because Biden was a Democrat, especially when he became
Speaker 1: the vice president for Barack Hussein Obama. They beloved to
Speaker 1: win the savior. They weren't going to cover Joe Biden's
Speaker 1: criminality at all because it didn't fit the narrative. You
Speaker 1: can only imagine if any Republican had engaged in the
Speaker 1: bribery and the money, etc. From Ukraine, China, Russia. You
Speaker 1: can only imagine how the media would have covered that incident.
Speaker 1: They didn't cover it at all. But today, talk radio,
Speaker 1: social media, because of Elon Musk, digital media have slowed
Speaker 1: down the ability of the diet tribes of the mainstream
Speaker 1: media to indoctrinate you with false information. And I think
Speaker 1: the combination of the irrational hatred of Donald Trump in
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen, along with the tyrannical censorship imposed upon it
Speaker 1: for about a year or two, have woken up the
Speaker 1: American people with a terrible resolve to do something better,
Speaker 1: to do something good. And Elon Musk started at social media,
Speaker 1: talk radio, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck, myself and
Speaker 1: many others I love Mark Levin are giving you a
Speaker 1: worthwhile alternative to the lies, distortions, and assassination. Political assassination
Speaker 1: attempts by the mainstream media to control the narrative. One
Speaker 1: could not have imagined that if jd Vance er, Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: or anyone connected to the Republican Party had engaged in
Speaker 1: the alleged underlining the word alleged misbehavior of mister Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris aka Doug m Off, what would have happened? The
Speaker 1: media would go with these stories irrespective whether they're confirmed
Speaker 1: or not. Doug m Off the second Gentleman, according to
Speaker 1: numerous women aged and sebalt, assault of behavior and DV
Speaker 1: incidents that other women have confirmed, along with impregnating the nanny.
Speaker 1: You can only imagine what if jd Vance had impregnated
Speaker 1: a nanny and paid her off, paid for the abortion,
Speaker 1: and then had incidences by others allegedly I keep saying,
Speaker 1: allegedly slapped and beat women. Jd Vance would be story
Speaker 1: number one. But I brought it up to Leland Vieddert
Speaker 1: and others, and Chris Gwomo did cover it that Doug
Speaker 1: m Off has been charged with domestic violence type incidents
Speaker 1: and impregnating a nanny, and it's never hit the national media.
Speaker 1: It's not there because it doesn't fit the narrative, doesn't
Speaker 1: fit it at all, does it? And secondly, if someone
Speaker 1: like Garth Brooks politically Garth Brooks tends to be a Democrat,
Speaker 1: but not really. He's an entertainer, pretty good one. He
Speaker 1: had I guess a friend in a low place, and allegedly,
Speaker 1: I keep saying allegedly, she claims that in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 1: five years ago, this country singer raped her, sexually assaulted
Speaker 1: her repeatedly, and at no point did she go to
Speaker 1: the police. She didn't want to, she hadn't given interviews,
Speaker 1: the lawsuits had been filed, and the recitation of the
Speaker 1: facts are terrible on the plaintiff's plaintiff's complaint, But are
Speaker 1: they true or not? I have no idea. I don't
Speaker 1: believe them. I don't disbelieve them. Do I believe the
Speaker 1: women who claimed that Doug m Off hit them? I
Speaker 1: don't believe them. Do you do I believe the women
Speaker 1: against Donald Trump? I don't believe them or disbelieve I
Speaker 1: don't know. But I do know one thing that the
Speaker 1: media leads stories in many platforms today last night, are
Speaker 1: charging Garth Brooks with sexually assaulting and raping his makeup artist.
Speaker 1: And at no point did she go to the police,
Speaker 1: but she wants to be paid five years later. I
Speaker 1: guess it's one hundred million dollars. It's a true or not.
Speaker 1: I have no idea. I don't know. But compare the
Speaker 1: media treatment of Garth Brooks and those allegations against the
Speaker 1: allegations against Doug Amahoff, who might be the first gentleman
Speaker 1: of the US, which are more germane to your life,
Speaker 1: of my life than anything Garth Brooks has ever done.
Speaker 1: I like his music. I think I went to a
Speaker 1: concert lunch with Mark Mank, a friend of mine. I
Speaker 1: think we went to a concert, and you know, I
Speaker 1: listen to his music. I like his music, and that's good.
Speaker 1: But if you're a Democrat, critical time during the election,
Speaker 1: critical right now critical, And there's terribly negative information in
Speaker 1: the public domain in some quarters about mister Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: It will be embargoed, it will not be broadcasted by
Speaker 1: the name by the three main networks or PBS or
Speaker 1: the New York Times watching they ignore it. But if
Speaker 1: the allegation would be against Donald Trump or JD. Vance,
Speaker 1: it would be front page constantly and it would be
Speaker 1: covered completely differently. That's the problem now. Thirdly, terrible hurricanes
Speaker 1: strikes Florida and Georgia, South Carolina a little bit, but
Speaker 1: mainly North Carolina. And these areas have been ravaged by
Speaker 1: Hurricane A leen filled with Donald Trump voters. One cannot
Speaker 1: say that Florida or South Carolina, or Georgia or North
Speaker 1: Carolina are filled with Democrats, except the notable exception is
Speaker 1: there is this small little city of Asheville, North Carolina.
Speaker 1: They're about sixty five percent Democrats. It's an artsy community,
Speaker 1: it's a wonderful community. We're about four weeks before the
Speaker 1: next election. So this hurricane strikes read America. The response
Speaker 1: has been pitiful, has been awful. There's a classic moment
Speaker 1: two days after Katrina struck New Orleans, two days in
Speaker 1: which George Bush forty three, is in his Air Force
Speaker 1: one looking out a window and he didn't want to
Speaker 1: land because it would cause complete confusion. Quickly immediately the
Speaker 1: mainstream media went after Bush for being insensitive because there
Speaker 1: were mainly black people at the Superdome who refused to
Speaker 1: leave New Orleans that were being harmed by this, and
Speaker 1: along would Mississippi, parts of Alabama, et cetera. That they
Speaker 1: made it a racial issue Katrina. They politicized Katrina because
Speaker 1: it would benefit what party, well, that would be the Democrats.
Speaker 1: They would benefit the Democrats. So the media saw that
Speaker 1: as an opportunity to show how insensitive and racial Bush
Speaker 1: forty three was, and away we go, Here we are.
Speaker 1: But twenty oh five were nineteen years later and another
Speaker 1: horrible hurricanes struck so called Red state America in fact
Speaker 1: Georgia and has their first votes are going to be
Speaker 1: cast October fifteenth, North Carolina October seventeenth, Tennessee October the sixteenth,
Speaker 1: and Florida is now and millions of Red state voters
Speaker 1: will not have access to the ballot box. And so
Speaker 1: I asked the question, are now the Democrats Biden and
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris have an incentive to make it difficult for
Speaker 1: Trump voters to vote in critical states. I don't like
Speaker 1: to think I'm naive, but has the aid been held up?
Speaker 1: Or is this simply incompetent by FEMA that's given money
Speaker 1: billions of dollars to illegals for housing, clothing, food, phones,
Speaker 1: medical care, educational assistance. That's the big story. Cats and
Speaker 1: dogs being eaten in Springfield will have a big story.
Speaker 1: The media goes crazy on that but when Biden and
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris are visibly incompetent about solving the suffering of
Speaker 1: the people in North Carolina, it largely is a it's
Speaker 1: a non story. Right now, as I speak, Biden is
Speaker 1: before a podium talking about what a great economy we
Speaker 1: have and he doesn't answer questions, and Katrin and and KJP,
Speaker 1: the Press secretary is trying to bail him out, and
Speaker 1: he's he's mentally absent, going to go back to the beach.
Speaker 1: So when this thing struck last Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
Speaker 1: Biden was at the beach. And of course, uh, of
Speaker 1: course the vice president was raising money in San Francisco
Speaker 1: and they weren't present. And and it's incompetent. FEMA has
Speaker 1: spent the money intended for hurricane relief on illegal aliens
Speaker 1: all over the country. The money is gone, and now
Speaker 1: My York has wants more money. That's where we are.
Speaker 1: I'll just take a short break, But to me, it's amazing.
Speaker 1: For the first time in a long time, there's alternative
Speaker 1: sources of information available to you under which you may
Speaker 1: cast an informed ballot, And I like JD. Vance continues
Speaker 1: to give the media propagandist fits because JD will not
Speaker 1: roll over and play dead for them. So think about that. Well,
Speaker 1: let's continue and what's happening in our country. It's up
Speaker 1: to you to change. If you like the status quo,
Speaker 1: If you're better off today than you were four years ago,
Speaker 1: better off, then go ahead and vote for a Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris and mister Kamala Harris who seemingly assaults women. On
Speaker 1: the other hand, if you're not better off, if you
Speaker 1: think the country's on the wrong track, if you're a
Speaker 1: mother with military age children, if you've got a nineteen
Speaker 1: twenty year old and you'll want them to be drafted
Speaker 1: to go fight somewhere in Ukraine, then you have you
Speaker 1: don't like that to happen. You got Donald Trump. He
Speaker 1: will withdraw American soldiers because there are foreign policies of
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris and Joe Biden have miserably, miserably failed, and
Speaker 1: it's time to take a new direction. And the best
Speaker 1: Donald Trump can do is delay the inevitable take over
Speaker 1: the socialism in America which is present in so many
Speaker 1: blue states today. He can delay that. It's going to
Speaker 1: be chaos. If he selected president, the media will not
Speaker 1: accept it. The Democrats will call him illegitimate. The lawsuits
Speaker 1: will be filed. Mark Elias and all the big time
Speaker 1: Democratic lawyers have hundreds of millions of dollars to sue
Speaker 1: the but jabors of Donald Trump. Every executive order will
Speaker 1: be sued, every impeachment bill will be put into the hopper,
Speaker 1: and it will be chaos for the next four years.
Speaker 1: And the media will attack with the alacrity. On the
Speaker 1: other hand of Kamala Harris wins, it's going to be
Speaker 1: an historic presidency with greatness for the American people, as
Speaker 1: the media to decries it to be. So that's where
Speaker 1: we are. Red State America act by a hurricane, ignored,
Speaker 1: Blue State attacked by Katrina, becomes a racial issue. Bush
Speaker 1: shows up two days later. Remember Michael Brown Brown, He's
Speaker 1: doing a great job. Can't do anything right. And that's
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris and Joe Biden. Hell, they can't do anything wrong. Well,
Speaker 1: let's continue and by the way, the truth will set
Speaker 1: you free. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred. Wow.
Speaker 6: The crazy part about all of this for me, as
Speaker 6: I played for Frank back in the back in my
Speaker 6: days of the Phillies. Now they weren't real good days
Speaker 6: for me, but it was his way of getting his
Speaker 6: feet wet.
Speaker 1: Getting into managing.
Speaker 6: We didn't have a real good club, but you know,
Speaker 6: you kind of knew as a player right then that
Speaker 6: he was going to be pretty good as he moved forward,
Speaker 6: And turns out he was awfully good.
Speaker 1: Hello, buyet, and I'm spokes I'm broadcasting the segment. You
Speaker 1: have memories of Tino Francona in eighty seven that I
Speaker 1: do not have, frankly, because I was about the nasty
Speaker 1: boys Pete Rose Jose blaming on Rio, Warry Larkin, Todd Benzinger,
Speaker 1: Warren Nelly Hassner. He played in nineteen eighty seven. I
Speaker 1: was the only year he was here. He was like
Speaker 1: a reserve kind of yeah, like a reserve infielder. He
Speaker 1: hit a two run homers first at bat on opening day?
Speaker 1: Is that when Tracy Jones let balls go through his
Speaker 1: legs and left field of course? Number twenty nine, Yeah,
Speaker 1: Tracy Jones. Yeah, he wore number ten Francona on the back.
Speaker 1: I thought the numbers retired with sparking. Well, I mean
Speaker 1: what back then? I mean now it is, but you know,
Speaker 1: back in nineteen eighty seven. What were you doing in
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty seven? Were you with seven on seven at
Speaker 1: seven with Les Gaines? I was with Katsman, Logan and Helper.
Speaker 1: I was on here every night nine to midnight extra innings.
Speaker 1: And I was laughing and practicing law and representing criminals.
Speaker 1: And I was in the AG's office. Hell, I was working.
Speaker 1: Plus I was coaching not hole baseball, in cyo basketball.
Speaker 1: I was busy. And by the way, ask you this question, Yeah,
Speaker 1: did Marty Brenneman have a lot to do with this,
Speaker 1: because I can't say he was the one who said
Speaker 1: get tin o Francona. I mean, you know Larkin wasn't
Speaker 1: going to do it. They weren't gonna go Joe Girardi,
Speaker 1: Joe Madden. Uh, they wouldn't have got everyone. Schumacher. The
Speaker 1: national National boy said, Schumacher's tops on their list. You
Speaker 1: want to bring him in after he lost one hundred
Speaker 1: in Miami. I mean, I think it would have been
Speaker 1: a step back, brilliant hot. Also, you know there was
Speaker 1: it was you know what about if the Yankees got
Speaker 1: rid of Aaron Boone or you know other guys who
Speaker 1: were on Francona is perfect, perfect, He'll talk ten of
Speaker 1: them on Monday, right, correct, say give me into the
Speaker 1: students report police. Well, here the student reporters a pro service.
Speaker 1: Every local temp star. He didn't get their dealers temp
Speaker 1: star quality. You can feel in Cincinnati called the experts
Speaker 1: at Preferred Home Comfort five, one, three, eight, nine to
Speaker 1: two h v A C. Fox. The Reds will introduce
Speaker 1: Terry Francona is their new manager, Monday at ten am
Speaker 1: a GAVP. Will you be there? Yes, Francona aged sixty five.
Speaker 1: He's pretty old, sixty fifth manager in club history. Is
Speaker 1: he too old to be on the air. No.
Speaker 6: I think it's a great coup for Nick Crawl and
Speaker 6: Brad Metter and the Castellini family. I think it's a
Speaker 6: big issue for Red fans, something to get excited about.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 6: I think it's gonna be great for the players. I
Speaker 6: know players that I've talked to you already are already excited.
Speaker 1: Sounds like Brantley's on a treadmill. Well, he was walking
Speaker 1: in Mississippi. He was walking to New Orleans. That's a
Speaker 1: long walk. He's walking raising money. Francona's teams won at
Speaker 1: least ninety games in a seat in twelve times in
Speaker 1: his career, played for the Reds in nineteen eighty seven.
Speaker 1: He's he's got. He owns an eleven and four record
Speaker 1: in the World Series, one of the first nine World
Speaker 1: Series games he ever managed. That's pretty good. Yeah, three
Speaker 1: time a Manager of the Year. Let's see twelve times,
Speaker 1: twelve times in his career. I already said that he's
Speaker 1: a three time, two time winner of the World Series.
Speaker 1: So he knows what he's doing. I think so too.
Speaker 1: But well, the Reds be I want to answer this question. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this year, no first basement correct, no second baseman, Mount
Speaker 1: McClean right, no third baseman right, no center fielder correct,
Speaker 1: and all the starting pitch all of them on the
Speaker 1: d L right. How do you manage that team? Well,
Speaker 1: David Bell did his best and it wasn't you know.
Speaker 1: It's just you know, when you got that many guys herds,
Speaker 1: you use your you lose your entire I mean what
Speaker 1: the last three or four weeks of the season, the
Speaker 1: last month he was basically it was bullpen. It was
Speaker 1: bullpen games every game. I mean, they got team. Hopefully
Speaker 1: they can get back Nick Martinez. He does, they can
Speaker 1: re sign him, maybe a few other ones out of
Speaker 1: that pen, maybe the man of Moeler, Brett Suiter and
Speaker 1: a few other ones. But you're basically running a bullpen.
Speaker 1: What about McClean, Well he's going to be playing starting Tuesday.
Speaker 1: One about Marte in the Arizona Fall League? Can Marte
Speaker 1: play and not be a clown? I have no kicked
Speaker 1: off second base? Well that was stupid. How about first
Speaker 1: take going nowhere? I'm that's a free Runner's about picked off?
Speaker 1: How does that work? I wouldn't have played it. I'd
Speaker 1: say that's it, sit down. Would wouldn't want to be
Speaker 1: but super glue on your yes. Who knows? I mean,
Speaker 1: you know he's got a more fractured hand. He's got
Speaker 1: another hand. This will be at first base, and then
Speaker 1: ty Franz will likely to be there. I don't know
Speaker 1: what are you doing at McLean? I say send like
Speaker 1: Marty says said E L. D C the center field? Yeah,
Speaker 1: that way you move?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 1: Then you put McLean at short? You got Indiana second
Speaker 1: third base. I don't know that's a left fielder. But
Speaker 1: Lance McAllister argues that Martin was gonna play Third's gonna
Speaker 1: play third?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 1: He says, Marty Brenahan is wrong Now that's blasphemy. Lance
Speaker 1: just saying he said, who's gonna play third base? Brooks,
Speaker 1: Robinson or something to piece available? Is he available? I
Speaker 1: think he's up there. What about gene freeze numbers? I
Speaker 1: don't think so. I don't think so. No, anyway, I
Speaker 1: think third base is gonna be Marte. But he's got
Speaker 1: to be he can't be stupid. Well, he's got to
Speaker 1: stay off the stuff and and and act like a
Speaker 1: big leaguer. Getting picked off at second base, that's that's
Speaker 1: a free runner getting picked up. I would have sat
Speaker 1: him down for the rest of the week. What would
Speaker 1: Gordon Veterino have done? Well, I guarantee you Lou Panela
Speaker 1: would have would have thrown he through the clubhouse wall. Well,
Speaker 1: that would have been a better That would have been
Speaker 1: a better match than Rob Dibble by the way, By
Speaker 1: the way, what about Garth Brooks friends in low places? Boy,
Speaker 1: I don't like that either. That's some action right there, Garth.
Speaker 1: And isn't Doug him off? Isn't he the new man
Speaker 1: inspiration for mankind? What what have you heard in the
Speaker 1: media about that? Nothing? Bingo you hear about Garth mazing?
Speaker 1: Doug him off? Mister Kamala Harris charge with beating What
Speaker 1: if that's the Trumpster beating women? What if? What if?
Speaker 1: What Garth Brooks apparently didn't that's the Trumpster. I don't
Speaker 1: assume that at all. Well, I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: believe her. I don't disbelieve, you know, But what did
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris say? Believe the woman?
Speaker 6: Believe?
Speaker 1: How about how about her husband? Do you believe those women?
Speaker 1: What got the babysitter pregnant right now while she's cavoarding
Speaker 1: around and doing this? And that he's at home but
Speaker 1: bum doing the wild thing. And by the way, he
Speaker 1: paid for her board? And then why is that that out?
Speaker 1: And then you got two women supposedly Yeah? What about that?
Speaker 1: Does that count? I guess? Do you believe the women?
Speaker 1: Do you believe the women? Well the presidential candidates as
Speaker 1: she does? Iowa? What do you do? I don't believe
Speaker 1: or disbelieve. But at this these allegations are made against
Speaker 1: the Republican gah, it's an impeachment number twelve billion. All
Speaker 1: the ink would be gone, no ink left? Continue with sports?
Speaker 1: You got me all pissed off? High school football tonight
Speaker 1: action all across the area coverage begins at six high
Speaker 1: school football Tonight show on ESPN fifteen thirty, Fox Sports
Speaker 1: thirteen sixty. The big game is Wyoming at Deer Park.
Speaker 1: I spoke to Greg Euster, the general manager. Yeah, Wyoming
Speaker 1: is primed for an upset college football tomorrow. Of course,
Speaker 1: the Bearcats and Wildcats have the week off, but the
Speaker 1: Miami RedHawks and mac action up against Toledo, the home
Speaker 1: of the Rock. Wait a minute and Alienah? Yeah, and
Speaker 1: Iowa faces the Ohio State Buckeyes. Where do they play there?
Speaker 1: Or here? I think it's in up there in Columbus
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Speaker 1: Will you be there? Yes? How big is the game
Speaker 1: on Sunday segment if they can get this one, Willie.
Speaker 1: They'll be in good They'll be in good shape one
Speaker 1: game out of first if not. Nady bar the door
Speaker 1: returning from injury, though the Calvary is coming. Trey Hendrickson,
Speaker 1: Miles Murphy, B J. Hill, and Mick McKinley Jackson are
Speaker 1: all back for the defense. By the way, Joe Burrows
Speaker 1: having a pretty good year. So they gotta get They
Speaker 1: got to stop number twenty two the Express. Dereck Henry,
Speaker 1: let me ask you a question. Joe Burrow is pretty good, right,
Speaker 1: I would say so? Yeah? Can he play defensive linebacker
Speaker 1: and or nose tackle? Can Burrow line up and play defense?
Speaker 1: Do you want Derek Henry running at you? Please continue?
Speaker 1: MLS Soccer FC Cincinnati hosting Orlando City FC tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: Did you see MESSI last night like I did t
Speaker 1: QL Stadium on Fan Appreciation Night seven o'clock ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 1: I did not see Messi MESSI. They won the supporter shield.
Speaker 1: I saw that last night. They MESSI scored a port
Speaker 1: and goal and assisted on another. So in Miami wins it.
Speaker 1: So as FC reached their zenith. No, are they going
Speaker 1: to get better? Not under pat Noonan he's going to
Speaker 1: lead into the Promised Land. I heard his source from
Speaker 1: the Bailey that Ronaldo was sighted in otr Oh, that's
Speaker 1: pretty big. Along with Kaka, Harry Kane, Harry Kane dream
Speaker 1: team gonna play for FCC. How about Ronaldo, Harry Kane
Speaker 1: and Kaka and and Bope. Well, he's hurt and Bope's hurt.
Speaker 1: What's he got? I think a leg injury or something.
Speaker 1: I saw it last week. Now we'll see what happens
Speaker 1: down the road. But Big High School? What about Muller
Speaker 1: High School? What about st Exel? Elder and Elder and Moeller?
Speaker 1: Tonight at Knippert Stadium ten to twelve thousand on hand?
Speaker 1: What about Beachwood and Scott Tackett He's playing there, playing tonight.
Speaker 1: He's playing tonight? Who does he play Beach Let's see
Speaker 1: they're at Walton Farona right there? Off I seventy one,
Speaker 1: got I gotta talking about. Not in Covecat. What about Covecat?
Speaker 1: Covecat is home against Grant County. What about COVID Latin?
Speaker 1: Does Covington Latin Heaven? I don't think. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: there are anything. I think only smart boys go there.
Speaker 1: East Central's at Honorsville tonight in Lawrenceburg hosting Rushville. What
Speaker 1: about my favorite team? What about the Trojans? He's Central,
Speaker 1: I just said it. He Central's at Connersville Connorsville. Thanks
Speaker 1: for listening. That's Sean Compton's favorite school right there. I've
Speaker 1: been to Connersville many times. And then Saint X we'll
Speaker 1: face off against Louisville Trinity. Good as kirkhurb Street will
Speaker 1: be there. Then he flies, I guess from Hes to
Speaker 1: see his kid play that he flies all the way
Speaker 1: to the West Coast. I think to do college game day,
Speaker 1: then all the way back again to do Alabama and Vanderbilt.
Speaker 1: I believe then what happens after that? His dog, Big
Speaker 1: Ben is with him. I think Chris collins Worth dogs.
Speaker 1: His dog is more famous than Kirk hurve Street. Now
Speaker 1: I like the dog bother. The dog's beautiful. If no
Speaker 1: one in the booth caris, why should we care? I
Speaker 1: don't care. I don't know. Don't mean it was me.
Speaker 1: I think it's kind of nice. And you know what
Speaker 1: club Kirk hurve Street. Hurb Street belongs to the Friendly
Speaker 1: Confines Country Club. Tony Tulusiak sponsored him and got him in.
Speaker 1: Would you sponsor me to get in. Is that it
Speaker 1: in sports? Yeah, there's a moral clause there, segment of morals.
Speaker 1: What's that got to do with anything these days? He's
Speaker 1: just saying it's a morals clause, you know what I'm saying. Yeah, right, segment.
Speaker 1: Get me out of the stuge report. Please, big weekend,
Speaker 1: great weather, gonna get a little cold on Monday and Tuesday.
Speaker 1: But Joan All on Sunday should be bigger than Montana.
Speaker 1: And I hope that Yellowstone comes back with John Dutton.
Speaker 1: That's all I'm saying. Yeah, but I've lost paramount now
Speaker 1: on my on my Alta fiber. Guess what. All those
Speaker 1: channels went off because the only reason I had it
Speaker 1: was to watch it. Now I can't watch it because
Speaker 1: they lost too much money, too many carriage fees. Speaking
Speaker 1: of that, who's going to have the reds TV contract?
Speaker 1: If anyone cares? And I do not, I have no idea.
Speaker 1: By the way, I got a text here from Jeff Beckham,
Speaker 1: the brother David. He says here, I will sponsor say
Speaker 1: if you will not. I'm Jeff Beckham. By the way,
Speaker 1: it's now ninety five thousand dollars to join. When can
Speaker 1: you pick up a check. Could you do that like
Speaker 1: in like in installments. No, I have to go to
Speaker 1: McKinley Mortgage in talk talk to Paul up plus two
Speaker 1: plus two thousand to get it. Okay, And Jeff Beckham's
Speaker 1: got your back, he said, tell us seg I will
Speaker 1: pay the initiation fee. Thank you. Now? Can you afford
Speaker 1: two thousand a month to not play golf? Could be
Speaker 1: talked at Denise. Okay, but Jeff Beckham and Tony Tulusiak
Speaker 1: have both stepped forward. But I like that a lot,
Speaker 1: don't you? Yeah? Yeah, all right, Sey, get me out
Speaker 1: in Studge report, will you? And honor of Terry Francona
Speaker 1: is the Reds manager Pete Rose High School football tonight
Speaker 1: Pete Rose, Pete Rose dead. Uh, the let's see the Bengals,
Speaker 1: the FC, Cincinnati at everyone and all so lots of
Speaker 1: Major League Baseball. The Reds will be in next year,
Speaker 1: do you Erasion Series starts tomorrow and it can when
Speaker 1: they stay healthy? Can the Reds stay healthy? Better? We
Speaker 1: leave you with the immortal words of the stud report.
Speaker 6: But I think he's the perfect guy for Cincinnati to
Speaker 6: give us a put us in a position.
Speaker 1: Where we can win cowboy. Do you agree or not? Yes, Well,
Speaker 1: let's see what happens. I'm playing golf with Chris Welch tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna talk to him about that. There you go,
Speaker 1: see what he says, does it did a great job
Speaker 1: this year on TV? Well, there be a team number
Speaker 1: forty five, Chris Welsh Well, the same number as Michael
Speaker 1: Jordan for I don't know. I don't know what they're
Speaker 1: gonna do with TV, will he? But we don't care,
Speaker 1: do we?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: I hope there's no TV. We got the game every
Speaker 1: want it all on the radio, right, the game every night?
Speaker 1: We don't care about it. You care about television? Oh,
Speaker 1: they're good people over there. I don't care about TV.
Speaker 1: Do you care about TV? They're good people over there.
Speaker 1: Hopefully they'll get it worked out. We care about radio segment.
Speaker 1: We'll hear about. You'll come up. We'll see Maybe some
Speaker 1: of your rich friends ought to come through, like who
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe the state of Ohio or step up.
Speaker 1: What about Jeff Beckham, He'll he'll pay there you go.
Speaker 1: How about Carl Linder, he's got money? How about uh,
Speaker 1: I don't know. How about George Joseph He's rich. Yeah,
Speaker 1: get him in there. Guy runs sentas. How about Bob Cohan, Yeah,
Speaker 1: get him in there. He'll pay. These guys are rich,
Speaker 1: all right, segment, Everybody have a good weekend. Got a
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