Speaker 1: My Billy cunning in the Great American welcome the stories.
Speaker 1: But Randy Monday Afton in the Tri States Bengals looked impervious.
Speaker 1: Two in a row marching for glory. About six other
Speaker 1: things have to happen. If the Bengals went out, who
Speaker 1: knows what occurs down the road. But until then you
Speaker 1: may not know it. But the person voting for president
Speaker 1: tomorrow will be, among others, the Great Alex Trantefilu and
Speaker 1: something called the Electoral College. And the electoral College is
Speaker 1: an incident where, let's face it, we don't vote for
Speaker 1: president directly. In fact, there's seventeen Ohio wan's getting together tomorrow,
Speaker 1: tomorrow's today. Actually Trump will be elected president at least
Speaker 1: through the state of Ohio. Joining you and I now
Speaker 1: is the Great Alex Truant Tofilu, Chair of the Republican Party. Alex,
Speaker 1: welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Alex first
Speaker 1: of all, explained briefly to the American people, to the Butcher's,
Speaker 1: the Bakers, the cement makers, and the Tri State what
Speaker 1: happened on the remember the fifth and why really didn't
Speaker 1: elect Trump to the presidency? But what's going to happen tomorrow,
Speaker 1: will explain that to the American people.
Speaker 2: If you will, well.
Speaker 3: Belly always going to be with you. And it's a
Speaker 3: high honor of my career really to go and be
Speaker 3: an elector on behalf of President Trump. It will be
Speaker 3: the second time actually in my career that I've done this.
Speaker 3: But so what happens, Bill is, you know, the way
Speaker 3: the electoral College works is each state has a certain
Speaker 3: number of electors. Ohio happens to have seventeen something. You
Speaker 3: just covered that number. We get to that number because
Speaker 3: we have fifteen members of Congress. So you know, if
Speaker 3: you're southwest Ohio, you have Greg Landsman, Warren Davidson, et cetera.
Speaker 3: So you have fifteen members of Congress plus two United
Speaker 3: States Senators. That's how you get the seventeen. And that's
Speaker 3: based on population. So there are seventeen electoral votes that
Speaker 3: are cashed for president of the United States. And it's
Speaker 3: all done according to our States Constitution and ultimate State Law.
Speaker 3: There's some provisions in both of those documents that kind
Speaker 3: of outline what we're going to do tomorrow. So what
Speaker 3: happens is early in the presidential contest, the various candates
Speaker 3: asked people to serve as electors, and being the state
Speaker 3: chairman of the Republican Party, you know, a Trump loyalist
Speaker 3: and supporter, they asked me to be one of those seventeen,
Speaker 3: along with sixteen other people that are equally as loyal
Speaker 3: and supportive of President Trump and who will honor the
Speaker 3: votes of the people of Ohio. So Billy, ultimately, on
Speaker 3: November the fifth, which was election Day, we got our
Speaker 3: directions from the voters of Ohio. We got directed to
Speaker 3: go and cast our electoral votes for President Donald J. Trump,
Speaker 3: to be now only forty fifth and now the forty
Speaker 3: seventh president of the United States. And we will do
Speaker 3: that tomorrow with much fanfare. At noon, which is the
Speaker 3: hour of set by law. We will meet in the
Speaker 3: state capitol, and the governor would president, President of the
Speaker 3: Senate of Matt Huffman will be president, and other dignitaries
Speaker 3: of different kinds. And it looks like I will be
Speaker 3: sharing that process tomorrow, which again as a high honor
Speaker 3: for me, and we will cast our seventeen electoral votes
Speaker 3: I'm confident for President Trump, which will ultimately will forward
Speaker 3: those electoral ballots on to the House of Representatives in
Speaker 3: the United States House Representatives, and then we will live
Speaker 3: officially cast our electoral votes for President Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: So let's break it down. When we vote November the
Speaker 1: fifth for Donald J. Trump in the state of Ohio
Speaker 1: by like ten or twelve percentage points, what we actually
Speaker 1: did was select people like you on our behalf to
Speaker 1: go to the state capitol, which are going to be tomorrow,
Speaker 1: to vote for Donald Trump. Does every state capital meet
Speaker 1: on the same day, which is tomorrow at noon, or
Speaker 1: do different states have different dates that they meet.
Speaker 3: I believe there are different dates, and you know, I'm
Speaker 3: not sure what some of the other dates are across
Speaker 3: the country. I know just as m for instance, Wisconsin,
Speaker 3: because I happened to be a good friend of the
Speaker 3: Wisconsin chairman, the great Brian Shimming, who also delivered his
Speaker 3: swing state for President Trump, the meeting tomorrow at noon
Speaker 3: as well. But I think various states to do it
Speaker 3: a couple of different dates. And you know, I didn't
Speaker 3: brush up on some of the rules here, but I
Speaker 3: will tell you that it happens during this window here
Speaker 3: after the election results are certified across the country.
Speaker 1: I understand from speaking with you off the air that
Speaker 1: some of the others selected by Donald Trump includes Sheriff
Speaker 1: Richard K. Jones. He's not likely to vote for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Is that fair to say.
Speaker 3: Sheriff jonses as a great American? I know he's a
Speaker 3: frequent guest on this program, and I would stake my
Speaker 3: life on the idea that he will not be casting
Speaker 3: a ballot for Kamala Harris. There are some things you
Speaker 3: count on in life, Billy, like the sun coming off
Speaker 3: and you know, the girl ahead and paying your taxes.
Speaker 3: There's certainties in this world. One of those is that
Speaker 3: the good Sheriff, my friend and yours, Rick Jones, will
Speaker 3: be casting his vote for Donald Trump and not for
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: So that's good stuff. Another one is you. Another one
Speaker 1: is my sister Diane Cunningham Reddin was selected by Donald
Speaker 1: Trump to be one the aunts of her voting for
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris and the same category as Richard K.
Speaker 2: Jones.
Speaker 3: Is that fair to say, you know, Billy, she's my
Speaker 3: favorite member of the Cunningham family.
Speaker 1: Let me just be clear about that.
Speaker 3: Diane Cunningham Reddon will also be joining us tomorrow and
Speaker 3: thrilled that she's joining us as an elector. You know, Billy,
Speaker 3: I want to say one very quick thing. And I
Speaker 3: know she's your sister and you love her and everything,
Speaker 3: but she's an outstanding Republican leader in her own right.
Speaker 3: She is the elected treasurer of the state Republican Party.
Speaker 3: She runs the She Lead program here in Cincinnati. She's
Speaker 3: been a precinct and ward leader for a long time.
Speaker 3: The reason I say it, Billy, is if you're out
Speaker 3: there listening, you're thinking, well, Bill Cutnningham's sister, I got
Speaker 3: news for you, Billy Cunningham, this Dalk radio guy and
Speaker 3: a great guy. But but Diane Cunney Hambrett is a doer.
Speaker 3: She's a worker, she works hard for the Republican cause,
Speaker 3: and she's somebody that we all adore despite to her
Speaker 3: brother is Billy.
Speaker 1: And so the odds of her voting for Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: aren't likewise not good, and the odds of you voting
Speaker 1: for Kamala Harris not good. But in a tough race,
Speaker 1: it may make a difference, which was like in twenty
Speaker 1: oh one, it was like two seventy one to two
Speaker 1: sixty nine. And there have been cases of disloyal electors.
Speaker 1: Explain if somebody, not the three we mentioned, but somebody
Speaker 1: near Cleveland who was picked by Donald Trump to vote
Speaker 1: for him. What if you have a disloyal, unfaithful elector
Speaker 1: who says, you know what, I had a bad morning,
Speaker 1: I'm voting for Kamala Harris. Is that possible because it's
Speaker 1: happened before.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, it's in Ohio. Actually, there are lots of
Speaker 3: safeguards in place. So if you're out there listening, you
Speaker 3: think that, well, gosh, he's seventeen people can flip the
Speaker 3: results and I you know, it's it's quite the flowchart
Speaker 3: to get into. But there's very little concern about that. Yes,
Speaker 3: there are some provisions for replacing faith with selectors. There
Speaker 3: are provisions for uh, you know, for kicking us over
Speaker 3: to the Pause.
Speaker 1: Of Representatives, and there's some other things.
Speaker 4: But under the.
Speaker 3: Law that would prohibit a faith with selector from from
Speaker 3: another process, that's not gonna happen.
Speaker 1: So explain, because it's fascinating. There's six ballots, So explain
Speaker 1: to the American people, including Dave Keaton, my great producer.
Speaker 1: Explain to Dave, what how do you vote the actual
Speaker 1: six ballots?
Speaker 2: Where do they go?
Speaker 1: And you're gonna sit there with Diane Cunningham Redden and
Speaker 1: Richard K. Jones and others, Alex t and you're going
Speaker 1: to actually vote the six ballots.
Speaker 2: What happened to the six ballots?
Speaker 3: Well, you know what happens is you are presented with
Speaker 3: these various ballots, and by the way, you have to
Speaker 3: cast a ballot for vote president and vice president, which
Speaker 3: again just to parenthetically, I what a high honor to
Speaker 3: cast a ballot for Ohio's very own Senator JD. Vance
Speaker 3: for this important job as vice president. So we will
Speaker 3: each we will each both these ballots, and there are
Speaker 3: six and then you know, one ballot goes you know,
Speaker 3: I believe that a House of representats here at Ohio.
Speaker 3: One goes to the governor, one goes to the Secretary
Speaker 3: of State, and then you know a few of them
Speaker 3: that go to the federal government.
Speaker 5: So those six ballots go to all the people.
Speaker 3: Billy again without chapter and verse here, as as I'm
Speaker 3: traveling around Ohio, tay exactly where each one goes, but
Speaker 3: each code where.
Speaker 2: They need to go.
Speaker 5: So people know who we've chosen to.
Speaker 3: Be a president of the United States and vice president.
Speaker 1: And so that happens, and so officially on January, I
Speaker 1: know of January sixth, seventh, or eighth, whatever it is.
Speaker 1: The ballots that the electors in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana actually voted,
Speaker 1: they're opened up and the well of the House of
Speaker 1: Representatives in Washington, and then Kamala Harris, your friend, Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris is going to be the resigning officer that puts
Speaker 1: Donald Trump in office. Is that correct?
Speaker 3: That is correct? And you know, Billy that I'll just
Speaker 3: take a minute and be bipartisan. It's the holiday season,
Speaker 3: but that's a good thing.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: The peaceful transfer of power is important and I believe
Speaker 3: strongly in it.
Speaker 1: And you know, we'll tell you now.
Speaker 3: I suspect that day will come and go with how
Speaker 3: much fanfare, But that is in fact true. The Vice
Speaker 3: President of the United States sits as presiding officer of
Speaker 3: the United States Senate, which also gives that vice president
Speaker 3: a chance to break ties in the United States Senate.
Speaker 3: So in fact, Kamala Harris will sit just as Mike
Speaker 3: Pence sat four years ago, is the presiding officer of
Speaker 3: that process.
Speaker 1: Wonderful. Now this all happens, so sometime the first week
Speaker 1: in January, when the ballots are opened and they're announced
Speaker 1: in the well of the House Representatives in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: That's when Trump will be declared the winner of the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four election.
Speaker 5: JD.
Speaker 1: Vansonb declared the winner the vice presidency. In the past,
Speaker 1: you've had different parties serving in that capacity. Parties the president,
Speaker 1: one party's the vice president. That's not going to happen
Speaker 1: this time. Trump's gonna take office January the twentieth, and
Speaker 1: all hell's going to break loose good stuff. Secondly, take
Speaker 1: off your electoral hat, Alex t take off your hat?
Speaker 1: Is your hat off?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Put on your partisan hat. Explain to me how Peggy
Speaker 1: noon and you you alerted me to this this morning
Speaker 1: and she normally has more lucid moments than many. Wrote
Speaker 1: a column for the Wall Street Journal and what she described,
Speaker 1: what Joe Biden is now doing. And by the way,
Speaker 1: this is a very consequential time in American history with Ukraine,
Speaker 1: with Israel, what's happening on our southern border, what's happening
Speaker 1: now with missiles flying over South Korea? Impeach the president.
Speaker 1: North Korea's arms are at the border. You have China
Speaker 1: encircling right now, Taiwan, all hell's breaking loose. Explain what
Speaker 1: is happening with the drones. Explain Korea, Taiwan, Explain Ukraine,
Speaker 1: go into Israel. I'm a president right now, who's functioning
Speaker 1: an office or not?
Speaker 3: Well, no, I mean we don't. You know, Billy, I'm
Speaker 3: not a big fan of bashing on Joe Biden. We
Speaker 3: did plenty of that.
Speaker 1: We want an election.
Speaker 3: It's time for him to sail off into the sunset.
Speaker 3: But the reason I answer this question is, and the
Speaker 3: reason I'm going to engage in a minimal amount of
Speaker 3: bashing of Joe Biden, is how little we're being flewed
Speaker 3: in by our mainstream press on this topic. Bill, Right, So,
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, we that the point of the Peggy
Speaker 3: newton An article, since you referenced it, was how how
Speaker 3: Joe Biden has just been shrinking, ever shrinking, in the presidency,
Speaker 3: and how traditionally the president, the sitting president, is given
Speaker 3: leeway to finish out his term with some sense of dignity,
Speaker 3: and you know, the newly elected president, you know, tends
Speaker 3: to stand down and build out the governments. Because really
Speaker 3: that's what they're doing with these various appointments, is building
Speaker 3: out their administration. Well, that's not happening here. Donald Trump
Speaker 3: is such a force of personality, and I don't you know,
Speaker 3: it's certainly not his fault. The world stage is already
Speaker 3: inviting him to things like the opening of the Cathedral
Speaker 3: Dardab and things like the Army Navy game, you know,
Speaker 3: for it's something President Biden never did. So it is
Speaker 3: her point was, Donald Trump's star is so bright, and
Speaker 3: you know, his support so big for the American people
Speaker 3: that he's already essentially assumed the presidency and it feels
Speaker 3: like it. It feels like I do a lot of us.
Speaker 3: And you know what scares me is if we do
Speaker 3: have some kind of a national security crisis, because we
Speaker 3: all know abilly that you know, we've all seen in
Speaker 3: our families. You know, it's a shame what's happened to
Speaker 3: Joe Biden from a personal perspective, But you know, I'm
Speaker 3: not convinced that that administration under his leadership is equipped
Speaker 3: to deal with a major international or god forbid, a
Speaker 3: national emergency. So you know, I'm concerned and begging in
Speaker 3: this point, is Donald Trump is is you know, this
Speaker 3: extraordinary political force. Of course, I believe that I'm one
Speaker 3: of his biggest supporters. That's not his biggest support in Ohio.
Speaker 3: So you know, it's it's quite the moment, and politically,
Speaker 3: you know, it's good for us to have a strong leader.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump's approval rating is up since election day. No
Speaker 3: people see him asserting himself and stilling out an administration
Speaker 3: full of common sense people who care first about the
Speaker 3: American people, not about you know, the swampish bureaucracy in DC.
Speaker 3: So things are on the upswing and as Republicans, we
Speaker 3: know the peddlms wing, but we're pretty excited right now
Speaker 3: about the ascendancy of one President Trump.
Speaker 2: We ALENX.
Speaker 1: Make sure the electors in Columbus, those in Frankfurt and Indianapolis,
Speaker 1: they're well. They get up nice and early tomorrow.
Speaker 2: They know where they are. They got to be there.
Speaker 1: If the vote doesn't take place, Ohio's thirteen million citizens
Speaker 1: will not be represented. Get a good night's sleep, get
Speaker 1: up about six or seven in the morning, do your duty,
Speaker 1: as God gives you the light to see that duty
Speaker 1: at noon, and make sure that Donald Trump gets the
Speaker 1: votes of the state of Ohio. I'm having the same
Speaker 1: conversation with Steve washing Machine in Indiana and also the
Speaker 1: Rob Sanders in Kentucky. This area is going to give
Speaker 1: Donald Trump approximately thirty two electoral votes he earned three
Speaker 1: hundred and twelve.
Speaker 2: We'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: Alex t get a good night's sleep, and once again,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 1: Alex you're a great Greek much like Dean Carriaucus. Thank
Speaker 1: you very much.
Speaker 3: God bless America, Billy, God bless you, money.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Let's continue with more if a line
Speaker 1: becomes available five one, three, seven, four nine, seven thousand,
Speaker 1: and when we continue. Much like Sunny Houstin, I have
Speaker 1: a personal note after the news and more at shome
Speaker 1: of the Bengals News Radio seven hundred WLW HI, Billy Cunningham.
Speaker 1: If you're a capable look outside looks like the apocacalypse.
Speaker 1: The zombie apocalypse is occurring right now in the Tri
Speaker 1: State dark. I see zombies walking around. Oh hell's breaking loose.
Speaker 1: After one o'clock today is the great Dean regus to
Speaker 1: talk about the drones, what they are, what they're not.
Speaker 1: Later on is state is US Representative Warren Davidson about
Speaker 1: the same issue, Because looking at my li left the
Speaker 1: President just had an hour and a half long news
Speaker 1: conference in which he says, we know what it is,
Speaker 1: but we can't uh. The Bide administration will not, shall
Speaker 1: we say, uh release the information. So I don't know
Speaker 1: if it's aliens from Alpha Centauri?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 3: This?
Speaker 1: Is it that uh? Deanriguez gets into all of it
Speaker 1: about twenty minutes. But until then, enjo every life, A
Speaker 1: little rain must fall, hopefully not too many thunderstorms. A
Speaker 1: little bit of darkness loudness in your life.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 1: So on Wednesday of last week, I'm sitting here doing
Speaker 1: my duty as God has given me a light to
Speaker 1: see that duty, and I'm enjoying my time in talk radio.
Speaker 1: And the Mason High School transmitters are here to celebrate
Speaker 1: their state championship title we've scheduled. On Thursday of last week,
Speaker 1: Scott Tackett from Beechwood, the home of the Tigers, won
Speaker 1: the state football title anti Max schedule, of course, On Friday,
Speaker 1: the Crosstown shootout didn't go as I anticipated, but nonetheless,
Speaker 1: and I went down on to my favorite place to
Speaker 1: have lunch, Skips Tallic contestant, got some lasagna, got some salad,
Speaker 1: had my ginger Ale about eleven thirty quarteral twelve. That's
Speaker 1: going well. Tony Bender's with me orders exactly the same thing.
Speaker 1: We come upstairs. About one o'clock, I feel with volcanic
Speaker 1: eruptions starting in my stomach. You know how that goes
Speaker 1: about an hour or two ahead of time. It just
Speaker 1: doesn't feel right, and the room gets a little bit circle.
Speaker 1: I'm spinning, a little bit spinning, but not like I
Speaker 1: can't stand up, barely stand up, and I start having
Speaker 1: stomach difficulties. Did my best to get through the whole
Speaker 1: three hours, but it didn't work that way. For the
Speaker 1: Great American. About ten till two, the Mason boys are
Speaker 1: here with a great group of kids. Answered all my questions,
Speaker 1: including naming the five great Lakes, including name the heads
Speaker 1: on Mount Rushmore, tell me the kind of government we have?
Speaker 1: Who's the governor of Ohio? And the only group I've
Speaker 1: ever had in that answered all the questions were the
Speaker 1: boys from Mason Cross Country team. Great kids, but I
Speaker 1: knew about two o'clock I wanted to make it till
Speaker 1: if I could make it till three o'clock and go home.
Speaker 2: Didn't work out that way.
Speaker 1: Of course, the high school kids always have pictures taken
Speaker 1: with me out in the hallway. Pictures were taken, and
Speaker 1: I barely make it to the studio door, which is
Speaker 1: about twenty feet away. Come in and there's a waste
Speaker 1: paper basket right there, and my lunch went into the
Speaker 1: waste paper basket. And the room, instead of just moving,
Speaker 1: was spinning like I was in a cement mixer. And
Speaker 1: I got on my phone. After I did my business
Speaker 1: in the waste paper basket, I called Tony and said, Tony,
Speaker 1: can you come in here quick? So Tony comes in,
Speaker 1: thinking what is it at? Some of the residu on
Speaker 1: my shirt, my pants, and the rest was in the
Speaker 1: waste paper basket. Obviously I couldn't continue. I asked him
Speaker 1: to get Rock to continue in my behalf, and he
Speaker 1: stepped up. For the next two days, the Great American
Speaker 1: was a horizontal with a spinning room and upset stomach,
Speaker 1: and by Friday morning, I said enough is enough. I
Speaker 1: got a driver. As you know, my wife is injured
Speaker 1: and can't drive a car. She's at home and I'm
Speaker 1: caring for her, and uh so we get a ride
Speaker 1: down to uh doctor Mike, I'm sorry, Doctor David Fisher.
Speaker 1: David Fisher at christ and he does a battery of
Speaker 1: tests and he says, I have some good news and
Speaker 1: bad news. I said, well, give me the good news.
Speaker 2: He said.
Speaker 1: The good news is, I think you have the forty
Speaker 1: eight hour virus, stomach flu, whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 1: upset stomach and it was horrendous. And secondly, I discovered
Speaker 1: some stones in your in your gallbladder. I said, rocks
Speaker 1: in my gallbladder. Many accused me of having rocks in
Speaker 1: my head. He said, no, we got some sludge in
Speaker 1: your gallbladder, but also we have some some stones. He said,
Speaker 1: I am not sure. I don't think this particular episode,
Speaker 1: which I've not had a good habit of of having before,
Speaker 1: it not to this extent.
Speaker 2: I don't think, he said.
Speaker 1: I I'm I'm guessing on this, but I think it
Speaker 1: was it was a stomach virus and it was not
Speaker 1: the gall bladder, but it could be both. I said, Okay,
Speaker 1: what do I do? He said, go home, and if
Speaker 1: by Monday you're not feeling better, then it's the gall bladder.
Speaker 1: If by Monday you're feeling better, then it's the forty
Speaker 1: eight hour virus flew upset stomach that's going around, which, by.
Speaker 2: The way, is terrible.
Speaker 1: And so by Sunday night, I was with you last night,
Speaker 1: I did my duty and I got through it with alacrity.
Speaker 1: Here I am today this afternoon, and so the gall
Speaker 1: bladder is going to be addressed down the road. But
Speaker 1: it reminded me once again how fragile life is. Just
Speaker 1: when you think life is going in the right direction.
Speaker 1: Life is good. I'm happy, Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays. Something
Speaker 1: from out of the blue that you don't even think
Speaker 1: about occurring occurred, and thank god I made it to
Speaker 1: the waste paper basket before I left. My lunch somewhere
Speaker 1: on the carpet. Tony Bender had exactly the same delicious
Speaker 1: lasagna that I had at the same time.
Speaker 2: So it was one or the other.
Speaker 1: But I spent the last this weekend was iffy at best.
Speaker 1: By Sunday, I've perked up. I'm back with you now
Speaker 1: and away we go. So I'm going to address the
Speaker 1: the gallbladder issue with doctor David Fisher at christ to
Speaker 1: see what do you do Whenever I say gallbladder. My wife,
Speaker 1: the People's Judge, had a gallbladder about ten twelve years
Speaker 1: ago removed and when I and whenever I bring up gallbladder,
Speaker 1: someone says to me, I had that too, So I'm
Speaker 1: gonna find out whether or not the uh gallbladder is
Speaker 1: active or inactive. You don't need the gallbladder anymore than
Speaker 1: you need the appendix. It's not piscopically removed. It's not
Speaker 1: a big deal. Probably you know somebody you or someone
Speaker 1: your family has had it, and of course, uh, when
Speaker 1: you get it, I'm told it's awful. And if I
Speaker 1: go through another two or three days like that, and
Speaker 1: Penny needed special help because she was injured at home,
Speaker 1: and I wouldn't able to do it. But my family, Evan,
Speaker 1: Jenny and Cole and the kids stepped up and you know,
Speaker 1: took care of that situation. And now I'm back with
Speaker 1: an attitude, feeling great. So that that's what happened on Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Why I left you precipitously in the middle, And I
Speaker 1: hope you understand that when the room is spinning and
Speaker 1: you're not able to keep something down. It was so
Speaker 1: bad Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, I couldn't drink water so without
Speaker 1: it coming up north. So I thought, well, everybody's got something.
Speaker 1: And that's the name of that tune I, move on.
Speaker 1: I'm blessed to have great medical care, as about half
Speaker 1: of us are. Is a nice segue into United Healthcare
Speaker 1: CEO murder case, which is certainly as a serious matter
Speaker 1: somehow in America today, in a sense, we have mainstreamed
Speaker 1: political violence and found that it has positive outcomes by
Speaker 1: the mainstream Meeta, certain acts of violence are acceptable, certain
Speaker 1: other acts of violence are unacceptable completely. I just heard
Speaker 1: the President discuss the Ducla Cross team. What's from the
Speaker 1: get go.
Speaker 2: I was with you and that was going on.
Speaker 1: It was highly suspicious, but there were numerous elements of
Speaker 1: the left wing coalition that makes a lot of money
Speaker 1: off DEI that understood, you know what, we can really
Speaker 1: monetize this black stripper because of her skin color, and
Speaker 1: we can punish Duke University, the home of Mike Kryzhevsky,
Speaker 1: and these three Duke La crossboys put them through the ringer,
Speaker 1: irrespective of the factual matter of being true and accurate,
Speaker 1: and the same thing's happening with the CEO murderer in
Speaker 1: United Healthcare. Insurance companies are extremely unpopular in America today,
Speaker 1: which is of course, in some minds justified, but not
Speaker 1: in mind. But what has happened is that when people
Speaker 1: cheer the murder in cold blood of a fifty year
Speaker 1: old father and husband, like Jimmy Kimmel did alive on
Speaker 1: his late night, late night talk show which I saw
Speaker 1: on YouTube, he called the murderer a sex symbol. In fact,
Speaker 1: he Luigi is a sex symbol. The go fundme pages
Speaker 1: for Luigi have close to two hundred thousand dollars donated
Speaker 1: by liberal Democrats as his defense fund. You have a
Speaker 1: recent DJ in Las Vegas who projected his face at
Speaker 1: a recent concert and he was cheered. And the seventies, sixties,
Speaker 1: seventies and eighties elites, a fascination with violence and violent
Speaker 1: terrorists has now metastasized, which is encouraging more to commit
Speaker 1: violent acts against those they oppose. The hoax, the fraud
Speaker 1: of Michael Brown in Missouri, the hoax of Trayvon Martin
Speaker 1: and what happened to him, is now used by the
Speaker 1: radical left to raise money and make a whole bunch
Speaker 1: of money and rioters, murderers, terrorists are treated with pity
Speaker 1: or even admiration. And I use the term the butt bridge,
Speaker 1: that is when you hear that way. After all You
Speaker 1: should never use murder to advance the political agenda. You
Speaker 1: should never use murder if you're angry at an insurance company.
Speaker 1: But there's the butt bridge. But violence will continue until
Speaker 1: the situation improves. You know, the argument is, and it's
Speaker 1: always the butt bridge. Violence is bad. Murder is not good.
Speaker 1: You shouldn't shoot down people and the street as cowards.
Speaker 1: They are the murderers. Shoot somebody in his back walk
Speaker 1: into a meeting. Now, violence is bad, but but violence
Speaker 1: will continue until the situation improves.
Speaker 2: You know, no justice, no peace.
Speaker 1: That crowd. It comes from our colleges, our universities, comes
Speaker 1: from senators like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders in the House,
Speaker 1: AOC who denied healthcare insurance as acts of violence.
Speaker 2: You should not do that.
Speaker 1: You shouldn't kill somebody in cold blood. But according to
Speaker 1: Elizabeth Warren, you have to understand this has caused they're
Speaker 1: very a very fruitful discussion about insurance premiums. What and
Speaker 1: this comes from the radical left, and only the radical left.
Speaker 2: It only happens there.
Speaker 1: There are literally thousands of young liberal females who want
Speaker 1: to marry Luigi Maggioni. They want marriage, they want to
Speaker 1: bear his children. They want to live with this murderer.
Speaker 1: And it's sick.
Speaker 2: It is so sick.
Speaker 1: The rules of decency and democracy are ignored. How many
Speaker 1: of us have access to grind against hated institutions. You know,
Speaker 1: used car dealers aren't real popular, lawyers are not real popular.
Speaker 1: Judges at times are not real popular. Talk show hosts
Speaker 1: at times are not real popular. Doctors and dentists at
Speaker 1: times are not real.
Speaker 2: Popular.
Speaker 1: Congress at times not real popular. So to have the
Speaker 1: radical left indoctrinated in colleges and universities like pen to
Speaker 1: say that, you know, violence is always wrong, but there's
Speaker 1: the bridge, but we'll continue until the situation improves.
Speaker 2: You know, no justice, no peace.
Speaker 1: So in the dukelar Cross case, you had Al Sharpton
Speaker 1: and you had Jesse Jackson. In today's world, it's Benjamin Crump.
Speaker 1: Benjamin Crump shows up to fleece the undeserving of millions
Speaker 1: of dollars in exchange for news conferences well covered by
Speaker 1: the mainstream media. It's incredible that political violence and personal
Speaker 1: violence against others is acceptable, as taught by many of
Speaker 1: our colleges and universities.
Speaker 2: Have a story today.
Speaker 1: Out of Fox News that says that one of the
Speaker 1: classmates of Luigi said that at the University of penn
Speaker 1: we were taught repeatedly about the success of political violence,
Speaker 1: that is not We're taught at Penn that we must
Speaker 1: take action, that words are not enough. Headline You're not
Speaker 1: a healthcare CEO murder quote Ivy League professor addresses suspects
Speaker 1: possible radicalization in college, and this classmate of Luigi said,
Speaker 1: we were taught that speaking out is not enough. In fact,
Speaker 1: there were several professors the University of Penn who involved
Speaker 1: themselves in the radicalization of Luigi and political activism, who
Speaker 1: who said that basically violence is almost always wrong, but
Speaker 1: goes on to say in this UPenn School of Arts
Speaker 1: and Science Deputy Dean Jeffrey Kolberg issued a statement of
Speaker 1: Fox News taking the task University of Pennsylvania Assistant English
Speaker 1: Professor Julia Akla Wincey, who said that I'm concerned about
Speaker 1: her comments. Her comments regarding the shooting of Brian Thompson
Speaker 1: New York as somehow being justified as anesthetical to the
Speaker 1: values of the School of Arts and Sciences University of
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania are not authorized by the University. Now will she
Speaker 1: be fired, or no, she will not be she's teaching
Speaker 1: right now. You said that child, an eighteen year old
Speaker 1: at a great expense, off to college, and they go
Speaker 1: to college and address and with ribbons in their hair,
Speaker 1: ready to learn. And they come back a year or
Speaker 1: two later with hooks in their lips and nose. Talking
Speaker 1: about radicalism and talking about Slolensky and talking about bringing
Speaker 1: down the man and shooting CEOs is somehow acceptable. But
Speaker 1: you know, violence is almost always wrong. But violence will
Speaker 1: continue until the conditions improve. Our colleges used to be citadels,
Speaker 1: have higher learning and education. What they are today is
Speaker 1: instruments are radicalization. Almost every college campus has an AMAS
Speaker 1: chapter in which they talk about anti Semitism and killing
Speaker 1: and hurting Jews wherever they might be located. That somehow
Speaker 1: it's acceptable to kill a Jewish person, to rape a
Speaker 1: Jewish girl, that's all okay, they're homosge It'd be like
Speaker 1: the Nazis having Nazi chapters on college campuses in the
Speaker 1: nineteen thirties and forties.
Speaker 2: That didn't happen. But today we have.
Speaker 1: Numerous universities, especially quote elite college and universities like Penn
Speaker 1: and Columbia and Harvard and Yale that radicalize their students
Speaker 1: to hate Jews and to treat CEOs of healthcare organizations
Speaker 1: as if they're worthy of being shot down on the
Speaker 1: street like rabbit dogs. And the professors who say such
Speaker 1: things keep their jobs. What the hell happened to higher education?
Speaker 1: What happened is the liberals for the last several decades
Speaker 1: have taken over higher education and radicalized students and the
Speaker 1: proper means and methods of protest, which isn't any more
Speaker 1: with a sign and a stick. Oh no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's to facing monuments, destroying artifacts and statues the greatness
Speaker 1: that's come before us and have taken opportunity of higher
Speaker 1: education and transform it to activism. That our kids are
Speaker 1: being radicalized in college his universities by liberals and it's ongoing.
Speaker 1: All right, let's continue. Remember the butt Bridge. You listen
Speaker 1: to Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, AOC, listen to a Democrat
Speaker 1: that somehowed is justified to kill an insurance man because
Speaker 1: he works for an institution. We disagree with radicalization, and
Speaker 1: as a mom and a dad, you're paying for it.
Speaker 1: Let's continue. Dean Regus is next. About the drones and more.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great America now loud, proud and sassy.
Speaker 1: That's Rome of the Bengals, News Radio seven hundred WLW,
Speaker 1: Billy cunning him the Great American. And of course Dean
Speaker 1: Regas is America's astronomer. He spent his life studying the
Speaker 1: stars and so much more. And Dean Regas, welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham shown so Dean. Let's first of all,
Speaker 1: the drones are a matter of great fascination. On the
Speaker 1: evening newscast, they lead, on the morning shows, they lead.
Speaker 1: They began slowly over many, many different parts of the country, Idaho, Montana.
Speaker 1: Now it's the northeast. It's kind of focused right now
Speaker 1: in New Jersey, but it's everywhere. And first of all,
Speaker 1: I have five or six theories, and Dean, with your permission,
Speaker 1: I want to go over each one and you tell
Speaker 1: me which one is more likely.
Speaker 2: Are you prepared?
Speaker 5: Oh that sounds good. I mean, these things are definitely
Speaker 5: attracting the tension. I'm so glad people are looking up.
Speaker 1: I always say, keep your eyes on the stars, but
Speaker 1: keep your feet on the ground. Quoting another great radio
Speaker 1: person Island number one aliens. I've always many have had
Speaker 1: the thought that somehow, and Donald Trump says he'll make
Speaker 1: public all the information about aliens sometime early in the
Speaker 1: second term. But nonetheless, could it be aliens from Alpha Centauri,
Speaker 1: could be a moon from Jupiter, maybe one of the
Speaker 1: rings of Saturn, somewhere on Mars or Venus. The aliens
Speaker 1: have arrived and this is the first of many visitors
Speaker 1: that have come to the Earth. This is preparing us
Speaker 1: for the et invasion. What do you think about the
Speaker 1: alien idea?
Speaker 5: Well, I definitely can't wait for the UFO reports to
Speaker 5: be declassified, So I hope he gets on that day one.
Speaker 5: That would be great. But what these are are least
Speaker 5: I mean, first off, I'm gonna say I haven't seen
Speaker 5: every single video, every single thing, but what I've seen,
Speaker 5: none of them are UFOs. None of them are aliens
Speaker 5: because they just seem to happen to be using lights.
Speaker 5: I mean, why would they be using lights on their
Speaker 5: drones if they want to be secret, if you know,
Speaker 5: and also they're using lights that we use, so when
Speaker 5: they put their red and blue lights on their UFOs,
Speaker 5: they've already adopted FAA rules. That doesn't make sense. To me,
Speaker 5: So I say aliens are out definitely humans.
Speaker 1: So you're saying aliens et would not comply with FAA
Speaker 1: FAA rules, Is that correct?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we would take this for how you wanted. If
Speaker 5: aliens were watching us, we wouldn't know it. Why because
Speaker 5: they'd be a little more secretive than we would be.
Speaker 5: You know, humans like ton't like to get attention. I guess.
Speaker 5: So now I think if they're aliens among us, these
Speaker 5: are not that that's for sure, all right.
Speaker 1: Secondly, how about this one Iranians or Chinese? According to
Speaker 1: one US congressman from New Jersey, there was a Iranian
Speaker 1: mothership that's a couple hundred miles off the coast of
Speaker 1: New York, New Jersey, and it's it's either Iranians or Chinese.
Speaker 2: What do you think about that idea?
Speaker 5: Well, again, they're not being very secretive if that was
Speaker 5: their game plan, it's a secretly you know, part of
Speaker 5: spine from what I understand, is being secretive and being
Speaker 5: viewed by everybody from their backyard and hot tub and
Speaker 5: convertible and every you know whatever. It doesn't seem like
Speaker 5: a good spine technique to me. That's just that's just
Speaker 5: my opinion.
Speaker 1: So you kind of discount the mothership of Iranians or Chinese.
Speaker 1: You don't think that's accurate.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that doesn't seem to make a lot of sense.
Speaker 5: You know, for most of these there's a lot of
Speaker 5: these things can be ruled out. You know. There's some
Speaker 5: that are just you know, flat out planes flying. You
Speaker 5: could tell by the lights, you can tell by how
Speaker 5: they're doing it, that's what they are. And there's a
Speaker 5: few things that have been posted, especially on social media,
Speaker 5: about that there are actually stars up in the sky
Speaker 5: and the planet Venus up in the sky, and so
Speaker 5: a lot of these things can be ruled out as
Speaker 5: being things that are either planes or stars or planet.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about another theory, which is a dirty bomb.
Speaker 1: My friend and yours way Allen Route, has written about
Speaker 1: a dirty bomb detection sniffer. Could there be a dirty
Speaker 1: bomb somewhere in New Jersey or New York that it
Speaker 1: has been placed there by the terrorist and these things
Speaker 1: are up in the sky trying to sniff out a
Speaker 1: dirty bomb.
Speaker 5: I haven't heard that one myself.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: The thing is that some of these things aren't very
Speaker 5: good at seeing. I mean, you're going over at night,
Speaker 5: what are you looking for? What kind of censors are
Speaker 5: on these things? That one? You know, I think that
Speaker 5: they'd be better doing that by doing it on the
Speaker 5: ground and by air. But there are some things you
Speaker 5: can observe from the air that's a lot better. That's
Speaker 5: not really necessarily one of them.
Speaker 1: So well, let's get on to the obvious one. US
Speaker 1: government is either incompetent or lying. In other words, they
Speaker 1: don't know what's going on. When I listened to my
Speaker 1: Yorcis this morning, he was saying things like we've done
Speaker 1: our best, most of us been debunked.
Speaker 2: We're making our best stuffer.
Speaker 1: In other words, ma Orcus again says absolutely nothing, which
Speaker 1: means he's either lying he knows the truth to be different,
Speaker 1: he's saying promoting lies, or he's Are the government's incompetent?
Speaker 1: They have no idea what's going on is the government?
Speaker 1: Is this created by the US government? And are they
Speaker 1: incompetent or are they liars?
Speaker 5: Well, what I see is that there's a lot of
Speaker 5: mistaken identifications. That there are quite a few of them
Speaker 5: are being mistaken by people as aliens. There's also a
Speaker 5: lot of exaggeration on the size of these things. You
Speaker 5: can't tell how big these things are. Trained pilots that
Speaker 5: are seeing these things flying around, they can't tell how
Speaker 5: far away they are, They can't tell how big they are.
Speaker 5: I've had a lot of pilots, frankly, and there could
Speaker 5: be a little bit of I'm trying to think of
Speaker 5: the right word saving face. You know, they get all
Speaker 5: these reports, and I think the government doesn't want to
Speaker 5: be little the public that are making these observations and say, sorry, pilot,
Speaker 5: what you're looking at is just Venus up in the sky,
Speaker 5: or sorry, people in your backyard. These are actually the
Speaker 5: stars are rying up in the sky and Mars up
Speaker 5: in the sky, or that's just a plane coming in
Speaker 5: for landing. I think what happens is people who are
Speaker 5: getting there, you know, they're hearing about this and now
Speaker 5: they're out there looking up a lot more than they
Speaker 5: ever would have before, which to me in my field
Speaker 5: is awesome because there's so much cool stuff up there
Speaker 5: to be looking for, and they're seeing these things they've
Speaker 5: never seen before, but they're actually just usually there anyway.
Speaker 5: So I think there's a little bit of kind of
Speaker 5: being nice to the public maybe if the government wants
Speaker 5: to take a little harder stand. They should be like,
Speaker 5: all right, come on, guys, let's get real. These are
Speaker 5: not drones. Those are planes. Come on, let's work on
Speaker 5: this a little better. So that's the way I kind
Speaker 5: of look at is maybe they're just being nice to us,
Speaker 5: saying thanks for watching, keep us updated, but there's really
Speaker 5: nothing there.
Speaker 1: And why are they only flying at night when they're
Speaker 1: more visible, and then during the day when they would
Speaker 1: be less visible?
Speaker 2: It does that make sense?
Speaker 5: There we go, there we go. We can see them
Speaker 5: at night because they're lighting themselves up, but again, not
Speaker 5: being very secretive, that's for sure. So could they be
Speaker 5: flying just as frequently during the daytime, SEMs practical, But
Speaker 5: you know, we can't see them because they're not lighting up,
Speaker 5: and so they don't appe're as very big up in
Speaker 5: the sky. So if they're only flying at night, we
Speaker 5: can't even really say that because I think what's going
Speaker 5: on too is there's a lot of people getting drones
Speaker 5: for the holidays and for Christmas, they're unboxing them, they're
Speaker 5: trying them out. They're probably trying them out during the
Speaker 5: daytime just as much. We just can't see them.
Speaker 1: So Dean Regaez says the astronomer or to the stars.
Speaker 1: You're telling me it's not a dirty bomb detector. It's
Speaker 1: not aliens, it's not Iranians or Chinese or Russians, it's
Speaker 1: not the If it's not the US government being in
Speaker 1: component or lying, what is it then? Is it simply
Speaker 1: people observing more Because more people are looking up, there's
Speaker 1: more objects in the sky than ever before, and it's
Speaker 1: nothing to be worried about.
Speaker 2: Are you worried about this at all?
Speaker 5: I'm not. I'm pretty I'm pretty interested in watching the
Speaker 5: phenomenon of this as a kind of experiment of people stargazing.
Speaker 5: And you know, of course, this is also a time
Speaker 5: when the moon was up in the sky this last
Speaker 5: week as well, so we've had that for people to
Speaker 5: be looking at. But it's one of those things. I've
Speaker 5: been doing astronomy for twenty five years. I've probably looked
Speaker 5: in the sky more than anybody around this part of
Speaker 5: the country, and I've never seen anything that I couldn't explain.
Speaker 5: I've seen some pretty weird stuff, but I tracked down
Speaker 5: what they were. There are satellites. I saw this one
Speaker 5: satellite that was tumbling out of control, which was kind
Speaker 5: of a cool thing.
Speaker 1: To see.
Speaker 5: That took me aback for a second. But even I
Speaker 5: fall into the trap a little bit if I'm driving. Especially.
Speaker 5: This is the thing is that observers are driving and
Speaker 5: they see things in the sky. They have no idea
Speaker 5: of like direction they're moving, they have no idea of
Speaker 5: brightness distance. It is very disorienting. So I haven't catched myself.
Speaker 5: When I see venus up in the sky and I'm
Speaker 5: driving home from downtown Cincinnati, you know, you see you
Speaker 5: make some turns and this light look like moving and
Speaker 5: tracking you. But so it's one of those things that
Speaker 5: all I can say is all these years, I've never
Speaker 5: seen anything unidentifiable, But boy, drones are becoming more popular,
Speaker 5: and I just think that everybody's taking them out for
Speaker 5: some test spins.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: One of the Congressmens said that some of these drones
Speaker 1: are the size of school buses or SUVs. There's a
Speaker 1: significant differential between an suv and a school bus that
Speaker 1: are up there for seven, eight nine hours. The battery
Speaker 1: pack required to put a school bus in the air
Speaker 1: for seven to nine hours would be incredible. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure we have that capability that this side of Star
Speaker 1: Wars or Star Trek but do you buy the idea
Speaker 1: that these things are man made large as a school
Speaker 1: bus in the air for seven to nine hours going
Speaker 1: one hundred miles an hour.
Speaker 2: Is that possible.
Speaker 5: I'm a little skeptical of those reports because again, when
Speaker 5: we're looking at nighttime, you can't tell the size of things,
Speaker 5: you can't tell the distance of things, and if they're
Speaker 5: not picking up up on radar, then all we're doing
Speaker 5: is observing dark things in a dark sky from an
Speaker 5: undetermined distance. So I'm very, very skeptical on those size
Speaker 5: reports of how big these things are because of well,
Speaker 5: just you can't tell. I mean, you see lights on
Speaker 5: these things, if you see a plane coming in for landing,
Speaker 5: it's very hard to observe and note these distance and
Speaker 5: that kind of thing. And if these reports are true
Speaker 5: that they've been watching government agencies been watching things hover
Speaker 5: for seven or six hours, well certainly, why haven't they
Speaker 5: intercepted them If they've been there for six hours? I
Speaker 5: think they could send somebody up to get.
Speaker 2: Them our shoot down, shoot him down.
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, that parts. I'm a little concerned about
Speaker 5: that because you know, you got your neighbors out there
Speaker 5: getting their Christmas presents and flying their drones around. Then
Speaker 5: you start shooting down and eventually certain those bullets are
Speaker 5: going to come down somewhere. So I would encourage the
Speaker 5: public as the public, please please please do not try
Speaker 5: to shoot these things down. This would not be very
Speaker 5: good idea.
Speaker 6: The government.
Speaker 5: You know. Again, that's the thing. So if this person
Speaker 5: says this drone's been hovering for six hours and he
Speaker 5: hasn't done anything about it to get them down, well,
Speaker 5: then that's that's a problem. That's a government problem. That's
Speaker 5: not But I find that very hard to believe that
Speaker 5: a drone to size the school bus has been hovering
Speaker 5: over something for six hours and nobody could do anything
Speaker 5: about it.
Speaker 1: Dean Reguez, is it fair to say that at least
Speaker 1: in our solar system there cannot be life on Mercury
Speaker 1: or Venus. There cannot be life on Mars human life
Speaker 1: as we recognize that Pluto Saturn Uranus, whatever it might be,
Speaker 1: we there's no human life here. So if human life
Speaker 1: would come from another solar system, I don't know, millions
Speaker 1: of light years away, and they would come here with
Speaker 1: the technology that would allow allow that to occur, that
Speaker 1: obviously they would not be recognized by US. In any
Speaker 1: way that technology. So Number one, Dean Regez, as we
Speaker 1: sit here, how fast right now is every human being
Speaker 1: traveling in the United States of America right now? How
Speaker 1: fast are you traveling around the around the Sun?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, we are.
Speaker 5: We are moving pretty darn quick, that's for sure. And
Speaker 5: I'm glad you brought that up, because, you know, we
Speaker 5: kind of dismissed these drones from the UFO talk because
Speaker 5: you know, exactly like what you said. You know, they
Speaker 5: wouldn't be using technology like cars, you know, to travel
Speaker 5: the distance from let's say, a star or something like that,
Speaker 5: even if they're on Mars. Let's say, and we know
Speaker 5: pretty pretty well since Mars pretty well monitored that there's
Speaker 5: no life, at least intelligent life on Mars. There could
Speaker 5: be some microbial life underneath the ground, possibly but unlikely.
Speaker 5: So we'd have to be looking at the stars and
Speaker 5: planets around other stars. And so our nearest star to
Speaker 5: us is Alpha Centari and even that's twenty five trillion
Speaker 5: miles away. So as we're moving around our Solar system,
Speaker 5: the Earth is traveling around the Sun about sixty six
Speaker 5: thousand miles an hour. But even if we're going to
Speaker 5: fly at that speed towards Alpha Centauri, it's still going
Speaker 5: to take you tens of thousands of years to travel
Speaker 5: at distance with our current technology. So if aliens are
Speaker 5: going to make that jump to us, who man, they
Speaker 5: are going to know how to travel faster in different
Speaker 5: ways than we do.
Speaker 1: Wait, and how fast would we have to travel to
Speaker 1: get to Alpha Centari?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean if you wanted to go, you know,
Speaker 5: Alpha Centauri is about four point three light years away,
Speaker 5: so that's about, yeah, twenty five trillion miles or so.
Speaker 5: So if you're going to go, the fastest spacecraft we've
Speaker 5: ever made, which is the New Horizon spacecraft that went
Speaker 5: out to Pluto, took nine and a half years to
Speaker 5: go to Pluto, that same spacecraft to Alpha Centauri would
Speaker 5: take about somewhere around seventy thousand years.
Speaker 6: Seventy thousand years, yeah, yeah, So it's that's the thing
Speaker 6: is the scale of the Solar System is one thing,
Speaker 6: but this is going to an interstellar space and going
Speaker 6: to another star system.
Speaker 5: Those stars you see at night are so far away
Speaker 5: it is mind boggling.
Speaker 1: Seventy thousand years out of how what rate of speed
Speaker 1: would you be traveling for seventy thousand.
Speaker 2: Years to get there.
Speaker 5: Well, they kicked off the new Horizon spacecraft going almost
Speaker 5: fifty thousand miles an hour, So it's you know, go
Speaker 5: from here to the Moon in a few hours, but
Speaker 5: go to the nearest star tens of thousand years.
Speaker 1: So you got to go fifty thousand miles an hour
Speaker 1: for seventy thousand years with no phillips to get there.
Speaker 2: One way.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's one way exactly. And so even if you
Speaker 5: send a signal. And this is where people get confused
Speaker 5: about light years and light speed and that kind of thing.
Speaker 5: So when we say the four point three light years
Speaker 5: data centauri, it needs the speed the light light takes
Speaker 5: four point three years to get there. To travel at
Speaker 5: the speed of light is pretty much impossible. So maybe
Speaker 5: we can get close to that. And there's some technology
Speaker 5: and some thought that maybe we can make some spacecraft smaller, faster, lighter,
Speaker 5: real we can get you know, you know, like one
Speaker 5: fifth light speed someday, but that still makes the travel
Speaker 5: quite a bit.
Speaker 2: Dean Regus, what is your website? If any.
Speaker 5: I can be found at Astordean dot com. Find me
Speaker 5: on social media, Dean Vegus. I'm always always happy to
Speaker 5: talk about UFO things. I actually got some videos from
Speaker 5: pilots recently of things which were, in my opinion, other
Speaker 5: planes that they saw up in the sky that they
Speaker 5: thought were disoriented. So you know, this happens a lot
Speaker 5: of people see these things in the sky and they
Speaker 5: do wonder and I'm excited people are looking up in
Speaker 5: the sky and hopefully they can learn some of the
Speaker 5: stars and constellations of to go.
Speaker 1: To keep your eyes up, to keep your eyes on
Speaker 1: the sky, but get your feet on the ground. Astrodean
Speaker 1: dot Com.
Speaker 5: All right, absolutely, and we always tell everybody keep looking up.
Speaker 1: Keep looking up. Dean Regas, you've debunked many of this
Speaker 1: which I don't like. But nonetheless, thank you for coming
Speaker 1: on the bill.
Speaker 2: Cunning.
Speaker 1: I want to be visited in my lifetime by et
Speaker 1: It's possible.
Speaker 2: But Dean Regus, thanks for coming on the bill.
Speaker 5: Trust trust me. I wanted to. I wanted more anybody.
Speaker 5: I think how busy I'd be if you know, I'd
Speaker 5: be so much more popular. If the aliens were here,
Speaker 5: they would need astronomers to talk to them, so I
Speaker 5: wanted to happen.
Speaker 1: Trust me, all right, Dean Regas, you're a great American
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on the Bill cunning I'm sure.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Dean, my pleasure.
Speaker 1: Keep looking up, guys, God bless.
Speaker 2: Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: So if you go fifty thousand miles an hour in
Speaker 1: a spacecraft, you have to travel for seventy thousand years
Speaker 1: to get to possibly the next solar system that has
Speaker 1: his son and a planet. Now that's moving. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more. Your your comments are next. Bill Cunningham on
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Speaker 1: He said it was flat up and I have to
Speaker 1: wear U see stuff which just doesn't look good on me.
Speaker 2: Shall we say? May I make an opening statement about you?
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead.
Speaker 2: I want to say something about you.
Speaker 1: It's your show. May I have thirty seconds to make
Speaker 1: an opening statement you? Yeah, go ahead, turn and turning
Speaker 1: music down.
Speaker 2: Segment.
Speaker 1: I love you and I respect you. You've been here
Speaker 1: a long time. You're here every day, no matter what,
Speaker 1: good times in bed. You seldom take vacation and take
Speaker 1: any time off for anything. You never get sick.
Speaker 2: Segment.
Speaker 1: I love you greatly, but you're not a serious person.
Speaker 1: I want to say right now, thank you. You're not
Speaker 1: a serious person. Okay, now give me some sports.
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Speaker 10: College basketball eight and one Cincinnati Bearcats jumping three spots
Speaker 10: this week to nineteenth in the latest AP Top twenty
Speaker 10: five pole.
Speaker 1: Can I tell you about Zach Fremantle now or should
Speaker 1: I wait? Hang on? Nine and two.
Speaker 10: Dayton Flyers are in at number twenty two this week.
Speaker 10: Kentucky remains number four, the Tennessee Valls remain number one.
Speaker 10: Now more college basketball, go right ahead. We have some
Speaker 10: exclusive news.
Speaker 1: I am told by an extremely knowledgeable source that Zach
Speaker 1: Freemantle is out for the year again with a knee injury.
Speaker 1: And if that's the case, and I have an unimpeachable
Speaker 1: sourced Xavior. That is sad news on Victory Parkway. They
Speaker 1: have lost both their big men now to uh Caray CLS.
Speaker 1: I call it ACR, he calls it ACLS. And Zach
Speaker 1: Freemantle is fought greatly over two seasons to get healthy
Speaker 1: and at the UC game he suffers an ACL.
Speaker 10: And Xavior's got Connecticut Wednesday and Marquette Saturday.
Speaker 1: Not good Bengals update.
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Speaker 10: headquarters in Northern Kentucky. Bengals go to six and eight
Speaker 10: after and they're back in the playoff picture and the
Speaker 10: go in against Tennessee. Do you have hope more tonight
Speaker 10: on Bengals line six oh five here on seven hundred WLW, Yes.
Speaker 2: You have hope. Yes, That's all we have is hope.
Speaker 7: Detroit lyons seven catches o conquo. Rudolph will throw high pass.
Speaker 7: Stop the Bengals are running it back. This is Josh
Speaker 7: Newton and he goes down at the twenty eight yard line.
Speaker 7: Four interceptions to the Bengals today, ten takeaways for the
Speaker 7: two defenses combined.
Speaker 1: So you switch hands just before you get to the end.
Speaker 1: Zone fumble the ball out? Guy did that on the
Speaker 1: Indianapolis coach the same way. How do you do that?
Speaker 1: Act like you've been there before. Save the end zone,
Speaker 1: dance for later bingo or do not switch hands? It off?
Speaker 7: The ball's high ground? But Pollard no, I thought he recovered.
Speaker 7: He did not be run back by Jordan Battle down
Speaker 7: the sideline of the thirty.
Speaker 1: The twenty gets away from Rudolph who touchdown. Wow, Bengals.
Speaker 7: Another defensive touchdown from Cincinnati. Has Pollard fumbled the ball,
Speaker 7: failed to scoop it up.
Speaker 1: On the Battle ran it back for the score.
Speaker 11: McKinley Jackson stripped it. McKinley Jackson got penetration on and
Speaker 11: he stripped the things. Hold on man once that thing
Speaker 11: was on the ground. Oh, he lost control of it
Speaker 11: before he crossed the goal line. Who she started a celebration. Oh,
Speaker 11: he's at the half yard line. I'm not sure he
Speaker 11: crossed the goal line before that ball came out of
Speaker 11: his hands. Ooh it's close.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think he's going to lose the touchdown.
Speaker 7: Jordan giebel As he was nearing the goal line, do
Speaker 7: you do he was thinking about celebrating, began to lose
Speaker 7: control of the ball, and it looks like that's going
Speaker 7: to be a touchback that would give Tennessee the ballards
Speaker 7: I do take seven points.
Speaker 1: Off the board. Alabama's second year player. Is he related
Speaker 1: to Jim Battle, who I've played basketball with, is now
Speaker 1: a funeral director, His family's been in the Battle business.
Speaker 1: Is he relatable? Is Jordan Battle relatable to Jim Battle?
Speaker 1: How can you do that segment? He did it? They well,
Speaker 1: they want to do the dance and everything else.
Speaker 2: Change in hands? Why change hands?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Running toward the end zone, you're like
Speaker 1: by yoursell going to be a highlight on TV.
Speaker 2: Just keep going. I don't get it.
Speaker 1: Act like you've been there before. End zone dances.
Speaker 10: Detroit Lyons running back former Mount Healthy standout David Montgomery
Speaker 10: looks like he's out indefinitely after suffering an MCL injury
Speaker 10: and Yesterday's lost to Buffalo Like Zach Fremantle, thank you.
Speaker 10: College football. Cincinnati Bearcats are going to open the twenty
Speaker 10: twenty five season on Thursday, where August twenty eighth, against Nebraska.
Speaker 1: Where at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri. You see
Speaker 1: likes that can they beat Nebraska? I don't know when
Speaker 1: they be in Arizona State looking at that the.
Speaker 10: Former home of Zach Taylor and Tom Osborne exact, David
Speaker 10: and Dave Remington. One of the odds of Bengals making
Speaker 10: the playoffs at this point, you know, and well they
Speaker 10: got to win out two point one. Well better than nothing,
Speaker 10: two point one better better having that X next to
Speaker 10: your name like Indianapolis. Now they were eliminated yesterday.
Speaker 2: And went down.
Speaker 1: Everyone has to lose and Bengals have to win.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 10: Congratulations to Iowa running back Caleb Johnson out of Hamilton
Speaker 10: and the Big Blue. He has been named to the
Speaker 10: Associated Press All America Second Team offense.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 1: What about what about Jordan Battle and Jim Battle? I
Speaker 1: don't know about them.
Speaker 2: How about it?
Speaker 1: Let's see, how about holding onto the ball till you
Speaker 1: score six? Thank you?
Speaker 10: And then well, and then how about Sam you're talking
Speaker 10: about Freemantle getting hurt? How about this about Sam Hubbard?
Speaker 10: A touchdown pass comes down? I don't know what is
Speaker 10: a PCL. I thought that was a Pacific Coast League
Speaker 10: in baseball, similar a c L p c L.
Speaker 1: Is there a z c L? Yes, Well, somebody get
Speaker 1: Doc Hollywood on the line.
Speaker 10: I want to know what is It's something the Cleveland
Speaker 10: The Cleveland Browns are three and eleven. They come to
Speaker 10: town Sunday, will he They have no announcement yet on
Speaker 10: who's going to be a quarterback.
Speaker 2: What Deshaun Watson is past shot?
Speaker 10: No, No, he's not backing and Jamis Jamison w Winston
Speaker 10: stinks and that other guy does too.
Speaker 1: That was a They're a mess.
Speaker 2: No, it's a ligament.
Speaker 1: Rocky we got Rockyman news.
Speaker 2: What is he hurt?
Speaker 1: He's very happy because not hurt. He's got a z
Speaker 1: CL hurt.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 10: Notre Dame has given head coach Marcus Freeman a four
Speaker 10: year contracting intentions He's there the next six years at
Speaker 10: South Bend, Irish and Indiana.
Speaker 1: Friday, in the first of the CFP, how do you
Speaker 1: lose to NIU and then come back run the table
Speaker 1: beat Southern Cow by twenty points? There now marching for
Speaker 1: glory for Notre Dame. The only college my mother enjoyed
Speaker 1: other than Xavier was Notre Dame. She watched all the games.
Speaker 1: How about yesterday? Cam Kraft of Miami put it up
Speaker 1: like you did it at the park. Related to Johnny
Speaker 1: Kraft ten of sixteen from three Wow thirty career best
Speaker 1: thirty four points for the RedHawks Travis Steels team six
Speaker 1: and three.
Speaker 10: Also Willie want to say congrats to the Bengals. That
Speaker 10: was their four hundredth win of the franchise yesterday. And
Speaker 10: also senior writer, the king of them all? Who's going
Speaker 10: to be in Canton in my mind? Butch Hopson, Jeff,
Speaker 10: Butch Hopson, I like him, covered his four hundredth Bengal
Speaker 10: game yesterday.
Speaker 1: What is their all time ros scene and all? What's
Speaker 1: the all time record of the Bengals? If four hundred,
Speaker 1: how many have they lost?
Speaker 4: Uh? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Let me see if you see, if Sirian knows, what
Speaker 1: is the all time record of the Cincinnati Bengals.
Speaker 12: Bengals have played over eight hundred and fifty games in
Speaker 12: their history, including three conference championships, ten division championships, and
Speaker 12: fifteen playoff appearances as at the end of the twenty
Speaker 12: twenty three season, the only NFL teams appearances with no titles.
Speaker 2: She doesn't know either. What was it, Dave?
Speaker 1: So they've lost four hundred and seventy one games they won?
Speaker 1: You're saying they won like four hundred games. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: but they're upside down a little bit. And also Willie
Speaker 1: Be's saking. We say you have hope, Yeah, so you
Speaker 1: have hope. Keep winning. They're probably going to get in.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't bet on that side.
Speaker 1: I don't know who knows. You want to make me
Speaker 1: a hot fight Sunday.
Speaker 10: Bet they get some teams teams losing yet to this
Speaker 10: week Bengals win. Here come the Broncos.
Speaker 1: Seg you're not a serious person, neither of you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: get me out of the Stewd's report, will he and
Speaker 1: Hotter of a rainy day here in the Tri State.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the stud report.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you, seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Billy Cunningham.
Speaker 1: The great American and one of the leaders in the
Speaker 1: Congress is Warren Davidson from the great state of Ohio
Speaker 1: and Congressman Warren Davidson. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: I know there's a Christmas tree about to be filled
Speaker 1: with ornaments, which is the funding bill at sometime in
Speaker 1: the next week or two. But before we get there.
Speaker 1: You're a military guy, Ranger West Point, did it all now?
Speaker 1: Serving in the military for many years now in the Congress,
Speaker 1: we got a report on Friday night that right Patterson
Speaker 1: Air Force Base in Dayton was shut down.
Speaker 2: White Plains, New York shutdown.
Speaker 1: There's reports of drones all over the place, and I
Speaker 1: guess it's either the Iranian mothership, or it's aliens, or
Speaker 1: it's in component US government officials or line government officials.
Speaker 1: Ma Yorcis and one of the morning talk shows said
Speaker 1: that we've done all we can do and then we
Speaker 1: need some more money from the Congress. Then we get
Speaker 1: no answers. You can find Joe Biden or Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: with a search warrant, have no idea where they are.
Speaker 1: So as a congressman, I guess Republicans in charge of
Speaker 1: the House, Warren Davidson, what do you think it is?
Speaker 1: And why has there not been a proper government response.
Speaker 4: Well, there's two things. One is, you know, some of
Speaker 4: the work that goes on is classified, and you know
Speaker 4: a lot of attention has been in New Jersey and
Speaker 4: there's a you know, a joint base in New Jersey
Speaker 4: that's got four dicks from the Army side, and you
Speaker 4: know Navy and Air Force there too. Navy Special Warfare
Speaker 4: Group does some testing and some frankly, some acquisitions out
Speaker 4: of that space. So I assume there's some testing component
Speaker 4: to what's going on and some you know, some work
Speaker 4: and research and everything going on on. None of that's
Speaker 4: you know, non public. But beyond that, that's about all
Speaker 4: I could say, you know. But the other part is
Speaker 4: is some people feel like this is all going on
Speaker 4: because the FAA reauthorization bills part of this in the
Speaker 4: year Christmas Tree program, and they basically want to expand
Speaker 4: some of the surveillance capability for drones and military aircraft
Speaker 4: inside the United States, And they're basically trying to demonstrate
Speaker 4: the need for you know, this extra authorization inside the
Speaker 4: continental the United States. That's the cynical view, as it
Speaker 4: really is just a hobbying game to try to pressure
Speaker 4: Congress to go along with this expansive bill, and.
Speaker 1: Schumer and Nancy Pelosi's injured but nonetheless game, Jefferies one,
Speaker 1: as big a government as possible, as much money as possible,
Speaker 1: bar even more money than are capable of ever we're paying.
Speaker 1: Are you alleging that possibly this is an effort by
Speaker 1: Democrats to put up large number of drones over New
Speaker 1: Jersey in New York. And also I might d Rhode Island, Idaho, Montana, Illinois, right,
Speaker 1: pat Erson Air Force and put all these drones to
Speaker 1: kind of scare the American people to get more money
Speaker 1: out of us.
Speaker 2: Is that what you're contending, Well, that's what some senecs
Speaker 2: are saying.
Speaker 4: I mean, obviously, the Executive Branch controls the Department of
Speaker 4: Defense controls the intelligence assets right now anyway, and you
Speaker 4: know there is an authorization that's up currently, you know.
Speaker 4: But I will say, look, we have legitimate national security concerns.
Speaker 4: We definitely know that if you're paying any attention at
Speaker 4: all to military development and technology developments, drones are changing
Speaker 4: the way that battles are fought. If you look at
Speaker 4: the battlefields in Ukraine, in Israel, right, you know the
Speaker 4: nature of battles changing, and drones are like this new
Speaker 4: era of warfare. China is doing this public display of
Speaker 4: artistic Oh look at the dragon flying across the sky
Speaker 4: and oh wow, now it's this and it's changing to
Speaker 4: something else. Elson It's it's artistic, but it's really demonstrating
Speaker 4: an incredible capability for synchronized you know, unmanned aircraft. So
Speaker 4: things that can be beautiful can also be lethal, and
Speaker 4: so there's kind of a dual use for some of
Speaker 4: this technology. And you know, the United States has got
Speaker 4: some technology too. I don't think anybody would be surprised
Speaker 4: to know that we have some technology, and sometimes some
Speaker 4: of that seen by the public. We're just you know,
Speaker 4: not not being officially displaying some of that. So I
Speaker 4: will say that the administration has been sort of ham
Speaker 4: fisted and how it's messaged about this, but it's left
Speaker 4: room for speculation all across the map, like we're being
Speaker 4: invaded by enemies and the bide administrations do it nothing,
Speaker 4: which is believable because they waited until the Chinese spy
Speaker 4: balloon got all the way across America and collected all
Speaker 4: of its intelligence and got to the Atlantic Ocean.
Speaker 1: Then they shot it down.
Speaker 4: So it's like all these dumb things the administration's done,
Speaker 4: You're like, yeah, you can see them doing something that
Speaker 4: puts our national security at risk on the one hand,
Speaker 4: and on the other hand, they could just be lobbying
Speaker 4: to try to get more power, which they've done stuff
Speaker 4: like that too. And then the reality is they could
Speaker 4: just be developing something and it's a technology and a
Speaker 4: capability we need.
Speaker 1: Well, is it when someone developing something. You've been a ranger,
Speaker 1: you're one of the leaders in the Congress. Are you
Speaker 1: saying that this is likely US government? So they're lying
Speaker 1: to us about what it is?
Speaker 4: Well, look, I mean my read is is there's a
Speaker 4: lot of technology that we need. You have to test
Speaker 4: it and develop it somewhere, and we have a lot
Speaker 4: of people with a lot of cameras and so some
Speaker 4: of them might be observed. I can't really say, you
Speaker 4: know anything beyond that, and I would just say, you know, look,
Speaker 4: I do believe that if there was a real lethal
Speaker 4: threat to the American population, you know, the administration and
Speaker 4: if not the administration itself, some of the key people
Speaker 4: whistleblowers would be coming for saying, look, we got to
Speaker 4: do the right thing and take care of the American
Speaker 4: people here.
Speaker 1: So I will say I'm not loose.
Speaker 4: Did a lot of sleep about it, But you know,
Speaker 4: I'm paying attention to the stories, and I think you know,
Speaker 4: people should should should sleep well, but you know, keep
Speaker 4: paying attention to the news.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go to issue too.
Speaker 1: You told me off the air that work concludes someday
Speaker 1: this week and that the forces on the left. Schumer
Speaker 1: especially and a Kem Jefferies wants to load up this
Speaker 1: reconciliation bill, which Republicans, I know, you've been against it forever.
Speaker 1: And are the chances good that Mike Johnson and right
Speaker 1: now as Schumer's in charge of the Senate for about
Speaker 1: another two weeks, that this thing that you'll go home
Speaker 1: when this is done, and everyone's gonna cram as many
Speaker 1: ornaments on this tree as possible, which is typical Washington,
Speaker 1: Washington two step.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I mean that's been the tradition is they do
Speaker 4: a giant omnibus for Christmas and they're like, gosh, you know,
Speaker 4: we got to fuck the fund the government with this
Speaker 4: massive gift to everybody and you know, more free stuff
Speaker 4: for more people in bankrupt our country, or we're gonna
Speaker 4: shut the government down and we got to do it,
Speaker 4: or you got to stay here for Christmas. And I
Speaker 4: do think Mike Johnson's gonna have the resolve to say, look,
Speaker 4: we're gonna get out of here. We're going to kick
Speaker 4: the ball out past January twentieth, and we're going to
Speaker 4: do the minimum essential, you know. And I think that
Speaker 4: for Chuck Schumer is trying to stretch the bounds of
Speaker 4: what the minimum essential is.
Speaker 2: He's wanting to fund all kinds.
Speaker 4: Of things and hold some of the basic things that
Speaker 4: are that are that are part of the deal hostage.
Speaker 1: So I think our team's doing a good job.
Speaker 4: And you know, frankly from what I hear haw Tem
Speaker 4: Jeffries is is open to breaking ranks with Schumer. So
Speaker 4: you know, hopefully we can get something across the finish
Speaker 4: line that in the House that puts some pressure on
Speaker 4: the Senate to to, you know, go along.
Speaker 1: With the House plan. Usually it's the other way around.
Speaker 4: The Senate rolls the House, and I'm rooting for the
Speaker 4: speaker to be the guy that Jim's Chuck Schumer here.
Speaker 1: How happy are we that Donald Trump? When I watched
Speaker 1: the Army Navy game, he came out with the brass
Speaker 1: and Army Navy, the mid shipman, the Black Knight stood
Speaker 1: up in Unison shouting USA USA.
Speaker 2: He walked on the field.
Speaker 1: It was unbelievable to see Donald Trump flanked by the
Speaker 1: commandant and by the admirals walking on the field. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine if Kamala Harris had been elected and she
Speaker 1: was the person doing that, what would have happened well, look,
Speaker 1: I'm not sure she would have been there anyway.
Speaker 4: I mean, she's the vice president. She hasn't been to
Speaker 4: the Games. Joe Biden hasn't been to the Games. Donald
Speaker 4: Trump is like the president already, and you know he
Speaker 4: was there. Jd Vance was there, and I thought, cut
Speaker 4: us for jd Vance bringing Daniel Penny there and say,
Speaker 4: this guy's an American hero, fellow marine did the right thing,
Speaker 4: and you know it was great. I you know, look,
Speaker 4: I'm West Point Grad rooting for army. Unfortunately, went in
Speaker 4: the best day for army. Maybe looked amazing, but you
Speaker 4: know what else looked amazing, you know, the cadets and midshipman,
Speaker 4: the commander, future commander, former future commander in chief. There's
Speaker 4: a lot of positive inn there. And I think morale
Speaker 4: was just so much higher than I've seen it in
Speaker 4: a long time.
Speaker 1: Well, mora in the country so much higher. Maybe thirty
Speaker 1: one Army thirteen. Let's get on to cash. Pattel, Can
Speaker 1: you give me the two or three main reasons that
Speaker 1: Christopher Ray, the current director of the FBI, has done
Speaker 1: serious damage to the FBI, so called the premier law
Speaker 1: enforcement agency in the world, and that he's resigned effective
Speaker 1: January the twentieth at noon. And I don't care if
Speaker 1: it's Donald Duck or Cash Pattel, either one is going
Speaker 1: to do a lot better job than Christopher Ray has done.
Speaker 1: Give me the two or three things disreputable things, disgusting
Speaker 1: things that the director of the FBI has done which
Speaker 1: is causing him to resign.
Speaker 4: Well, let's look what was Comy fired for. He was
Speaker 4: fired because he seemed to have politicized the FBI. Democrats
Speaker 4: and Republicans felt that way, and we needed somebody who
Speaker 4: was going to restore public trust the FBI.
Speaker 1: And they chose Christopher Ray.
Speaker 2: I mean, so, just off of that basic.
Speaker 4: Metric, has he done that?
Speaker 1: I don't know anyone that.
Speaker 4: Could objectively say Christopher Ray has increased public trust at
Speaker 4: the FBI? You know, f minus right, high zero, maybe
Speaker 4: not even a high zero, low zero, you know, And
Speaker 4: he's done a terrible job there. And so that's the
Speaker 4: most basic assessment. And then you look, well, how did
Speaker 4: he undermine the public trust. His resignation comes literally the
Speaker 4: day before the Inspector General's report comes out that says, yeah,
Speaker 4: he did have concient confidential informants on the grounds on
Speaker 4: January sixth, and you've done nothing to these people who
Speaker 4: were there encouraging people to come into the Capitol. They
Speaker 4: were in the Capitol, they were on the grounds.
Speaker 2: They were doing.
Speaker 4: Everything to foment the things that the largest manhood in
Speaker 4: American history. Is it for the one hundred thousand Americans
Speaker 4: that were killed last year by bentonol poisoning. Was it
Speaker 4: for the cartels, was it for the money laundering, the
Speaker 4: sex trafficking, the miners. It was for the people that
Speaker 4: showed up and we're upset about the twenty twenty election. Now,
Speaker 4: a very small percentage of those people maybe have engaged
Speaker 4: in violence. Almost all of them were there peacefully protesting
Speaker 4: and came across grounds. Many of them were let in,
Speaker 4: even into the Capitol with open doors and greeted. They
Speaker 4: were treated as the biggest threats to America since al Qaeda,
Speaker 4: you know, and some made comparisons that said it was
Speaker 4: a worse day than nine to eleven, you know, people
Speaker 4: like Liz Cheney and all this nonsense. And so Christopher
Speaker 4: ray led that Christopher ray led targeting parents who showed
Speaker 4: up at school board meetings in Loudon County worked to
Speaker 4: put a directive from the field agents to you know,
Speaker 4: to the Department of Education and used all these kind
Speaker 4: of pretexts to go after parents. And let's not forget
Speaker 4: the person that he hired to lead the office in
Speaker 4: DC following the January sixth man hunt is a person
Speaker 4: that coordinated the ten out of the twelve people that
Speaker 4: core the kidnapping of Gretchen Whitmer in Michigan were federal agents.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is an insane level of abuse of
Speaker 4: the power of the office. And so good riddance to
Speaker 4: uh Director Ray and uh that's why you can't go
Speaker 4: with the insiders. I mean, if you look one theme
Speaker 4: for sure from Donald Trump this time, he's taken in.
Speaker 4: He's taken outsiders people that truly are going to drive
Speaker 4: a radical change agenda, and Reabia is everything that all
Speaker 4: these people want probably won't happen. And there's a massive
Speaker 4: amount of inertia for the status quo. And he realizes,
Speaker 4: you've got.
Speaker 1: To want a whole lot of change to even move
Speaker 1: the needle in DC because he tried.
Speaker 4: Remember when he hired mad Dog Madis and Esper, you know,
Speaker 4: the general and then he hired the insider lobbyist guide.
Speaker 4: He couldn't change anything in the Department of Defense. Now
Speaker 4: he's going with Pete Hegsath. He hired all these people
Speaker 4: as national intelligence people. They targeted Flynn got him out
Speaker 4: of the way and kept the status quo. So now
Speaker 4: he's bringing in Tulsea Gabbard, Nationalistitute of Health. He's got
Speaker 4: by Acharia wants to change everything rfk uh on Health
Speaker 4: and Human Services. And then for the FBI, he's bringing
Speaker 4: in Cash Mattel, who really was part of the alliance
Speaker 4: with Devin Nunez to kind of out the whole conspiracy
Speaker 4: that you know, they spent a fortune on trying to
Speaker 4: prove that there was Russian collusion. Now they admit that
Speaker 4: it was really just a Clinton campaign thing funded through Perkins.
Speaker 1: Cooey, and you know, rigged by the FBI's and Warren
Speaker 1: Chris Davidson. Look at it this way. That ABC News
Speaker 1: George Stephanopolis settled a case against Donald Trump in which
Speaker 1: Trump was called rotten, filthy names by George Stephanopolis. He
Speaker 1: was found liable for rape and repeated that seven or
Speaker 1: eight times in an interview.
Speaker 2: Uh with which is what they got.
Speaker 1: They got tag They got tagged, didn't they And I'm
Speaker 1: watching ABC News the last day or two. Not a
Speaker 1: word has been said about that, about George Stephanopolis and
Speaker 1: a lot. How about this one? Christopher Ray authorized a
Speaker 1: raid on the private home of Donald Trump, going into
Speaker 1: the private quarters of Malania, putting her unmentionables on the carpeting,
Speaker 1: taking pictures, laughing and snickering. They had dozens of agents,
Speaker 1: they had the Ninja warriors taking classified information, throwing them
Speaker 1: on carpeted floors to make them look as bad as possible.
Speaker 1: And a federal judge looked at that and said that
Speaker 1: was illegal. The appointment of the prosecutor was illegal, the
Speaker 1: smith was illegal, and she dismissed all the charges. So
Speaker 1: the Trumpster filed a one hundred million dollar lawsuit against
Speaker 1: the US government because of the behavior of Christopher Ray,
Speaker 1: who rated the home of a former president, which was
Speaker 1: declared illegal and unconstitutional.
Speaker 2: How about that one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's so many things, and look, this is where look,
Speaker 4: maybe the smart thing for Cash Mattel is to say, yeah,
Speaker 4: we're going to dissolve the FBI. We're going to give
Speaker 4: the roles and responsibilities out to the US marshals. And
Speaker 4: the good news is most of you guys are going
Speaker 4: to be able to to be rehired, but the bad
Speaker 4: people gone.
Speaker 1: You're not going to make the cut. No, gone, you know, gone.
Speaker 4: And you get to do kind of massive reform to
Speaker 4: get after the problem that we've got, and you get
Speaker 4: to treat it like it's a cancer and go probably
Speaker 4: a little too deep, but it is toxic for our culture.
Speaker 4: And you know, the American people are sick of their
Speaker 4: own government. They're spending a fortune for it and they're getting,
Speaker 4: you know, they're getting far more government than they want,
Speaker 4: and it's in all the worst places. It's not doing
Speaker 4: things that are effective for the public, it's doing things
Speaker 4: that are counterproductive. And they're frankly sick of seeing their
Speaker 4: money spent to build an empire overseas, money going to
Speaker 4: Ukraine and Gaza instead of helping American citizens. And you know,
Speaker 4: that's kind of part of what's at the balance here
Speaker 4: at the end of the year. The Biden administration is
Speaker 4: trying to trump proof the Ukraine Plan and the in
Speaker 4: our team is trying to make sure we get a
Speaker 4: disaster relief to North Carolina and Florida.
Speaker 1: Right we're sending billions of dollars to Ukraine and the
Speaker 1: people in Ashville, North Carolina have nowhere to sleep. They
Speaker 1: have no food, no water, nothing, And we have to
Speaker 1: have fundamental change. And as you said, it can't take
Speaker 1: four years, it's going to take eight to twelve years.
Speaker 1: We can change the direction of this country. But it's
Speaker 1: going to take a long time because the empire will
Speaker 1: strike back. The fourth branch of government. I can't tell
Speaker 1: you how many times I've had on us congressmen like
Speaker 1: you who tell me you request information from the fourth
Speaker 1: branch of government, the regulatory agencies. They simply open up
Speaker 1: a nostril and blow snot at you and say no,
Speaker 1: they won't give you the information. How many times, as
Speaker 1: Christopher Ray said, I can't give you that information. It's
Speaker 1: under investigation, and they question from the dais will be okay,
Speaker 1: we'll go in executive session. We have security clearances. He
Speaker 1: still won't provide the information required to pass legislation. So
Speaker 1: these guys act as if they're bigger than the Congress,
Speaker 1: bigger than the Senate, bigger than the President, bigger than
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court. I can't take it anymore. Well, we
Speaker 1: got to run. Warren Davidson, thanks for coming on, and
Speaker 1: I tell you what as far as you believe in
Speaker 1: these drones are from a or China or et aliens.
Speaker 2: You don't buy it.
Speaker 1: You think it's a US government activity that they know about.
Speaker 4: They know about it. It might be a contractor, it
Speaker 4: might be somebody independent. But you know, I'm not losing
Speaker 4: sleep yet, and if I do, I'll try to let
Speaker 4: everybody know in some sort of way. But look, will,
Speaker 4: you're died in. You're dialed in right there with all
Speaker 4: my constituents, seeing all the things everybody believes and cares about.
Speaker 4: And I just wish you the best, wish you a
Speaker 4: happy merry Christmas, and God bless you and all of
Speaker 4: your listeners.
Speaker 1: May not have you on before Christmas, so you and
Speaker 1: yours have a great merry Christmas in a happy new Year.
Speaker 1: And once again, Warren Davidson, you'd be great in the Senate.
Speaker 1: And thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Warren.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you. We'll see what the governor decides soon.
Speaker 1: I think yep should be I thank you very much,
Speaker 1: thank you, Warren. Congressman Warren Davidson. Let's continue with more
Speaker 1: and his name's on the list by Mike DeWine to
Speaker 1: be appointed in the Senate along with my name, which
Speaker 1: I've told the Governor I will serve two years and
Speaker 1: no more so I don't qualify Bill Cunningham. On seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: Nick Night, We'll throw it in looking for an open teammate.
Speaker 1: Lobs it in.
Speaker 2: Caught on the wing by Foster.
Speaker 7: Here's swaying top of the Keeta Fremantle wide open three.
Speaker 5: It is no good.
Speaker 9: Cincinnati wins sixty eight to sixty five.
Speaker 1: Order is restored.
Speaker 8: Welcome back to Clifton, the mythical Crosstown Championship that's taking place.
Speaker 8: What a great game both teams, probably a game defensively.
Speaker 8: Both teams showed out for their for their respective.
Speaker 7: Schools, and for the first time in thirty seven years
Speaker 7: and ten months, the Bearcats win a close game against
Speaker 7: Savior the last time.
Speaker 2: Oh hell, hello, quiet, and I'm Scots.
Speaker 1: I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 3: Guy.
Speaker 2: All right, Rock, you're talking from South Dakota.
Speaker 1: I wasn't gonna bring out us.
Speaker 2: So also a lot of bets. I'm where in some
Speaker 2: UC stuff tomorrow from Tony Pike.
Speaker 1: I said, look, I got just six points, but technically
Speaker 1: it was an unfortunate you see win.
Speaker 2: But Freemantle's out for the rest of the years, like
Speaker 2: three years, right, I came back from it, just came back.
Speaker 2: He's out.
Speaker 1: But uh, you know, the Cross Town Shootout was the
Speaker 1: prime game on ESPN and now it's on ESPN three.
Speaker 2: You got to pay extra again.
Speaker 10: They said that, they said the signal was all messed
Speaker 10: up and everything during the game.
Speaker 2: That's sad too. And there used to be I used
Speaker 2: to listen when I was a kid. There'd be we'd
Speaker 2: covered for a week on this station.
Speaker 1: It is what it is, is what it is. How
Speaker 1: was South Dakota? You were there with some indurats.
Speaker 2: I wish the game had been better, but South dakos
Speaker 2: State is really really good. They're going to vie for
Speaker 2: the national FCS title.
Speaker 1: Who do you like now?
Speaker 2: And the and the big show?
Speaker 1: You have your Notre Dame fighting Irish Freeman right now
Speaker 1: has got a long term. The long term a lot
Speaker 1: of money tracts. Did you pay for that mile?
Speaker 2: You made your million?
Speaker 1: Whatever it takes.
Speaker 2: So I'm a results driven guy, whatever it takes. The
Speaker 2: ugliest women in college go to Notre Dame, would you agree?
Speaker 2: It's not far off and pretty ugly. So the fact
Speaker 2: that we can go to college football playoff with everything,
Speaker 2: including the thing you just mentioned.
Speaker 1: Working against us is a miracle.
Speaker 2: It's amazing.
Speaker 1: It speaks to how great that school is.
Speaker 2: Instead of people and we need champion, it's it's impossible
Speaker 2: when a championship anywhere you are one of the especially.
Speaker 1: Bengals, you're changing the subject. I want to change the
Speaker 1: sub Okay a lot about the Bengals, don't. You don't
Speaker 1: want to talk about the Bengals. You don't want to
Speaker 1: talk about the bank Bengals. By the way, segment as
Speaker 1: easy as I'm making look, Okay, this is not easy.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Sega, I love you dearly, but
Speaker 1: you're not really an important person. Okay, and you know
Speaker 1: that's the nicest thing you've ever said about it. You're
Speaker 1: not a serious person than you. He's a serious person. Okay.
Speaker 1: I love you, You've been here a long time. You
Speaker 1: rate sports, but you're not a serious person. Okay, And
Speaker 1: I mean that in a complimentary way.
Speaker 2: I know what I know you do about Okay, the win,
Speaker 2: but we talk about how not once but twice on
Speaker 2: NFL Sundays. Still NFL football players dropped the football before
Speaker 2: they crossed the line. It's unfathomable that's happened like one
Speaker 2: time and then and I know, I guarantee every coach
Speaker 2: the NFL on Monday mornings before the season or whatever,
Speaker 2: he says, look here, we don't do this.
Speaker 4: How do you do that?
Speaker 1: I think these these these young I hate to sign.
Speaker 2: The old guy, but it's like people are so concerned
Speaker 2: with the celebration and the going the viral and all
Speaker 2: that sort of stuff that the touchdown almost becomes second.
Speaker 2: I mean, Jordan Battle was flipping the ball from his
Speaker 2: left hand to his right. I assume because he was gonna.
Speaker 1: Spike it or throw it up in the air or something.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but why, Because they're concerned with the
Speaker 1: cele and stuff. Your end zone dance needs to go viral.
Speaker 2: That's the issue.
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking, I guess that's the only it's the
Speaker 1: only explanation.
Speaker 10: When they started spiking the ball, it was big and
Speaker 10: then and then now now it's that was what they
Speaker 10: get a turnover. The defense runs down the other end
Speaker 10: zone to take a picture the bank.
Speaker 2: I mean that game was ice boom right there would
Speaker 2: have went up thirty eight or whatever it was, and
Speaker 2: it was done gave him a little glimmer hope. What
Speaker 2: if they would have lost because of that? Oh my god,
Speaker 2: would you have benched him right there? He said, you're
Speaker 2: not you're not going back to tail. We gotta make
Speaker 2: we got to make an example. I'm okay, You're okay.
Speaker 1: Zach Taylor doesn't have any cos he's got no got
Speaker 1: no hair in his nuts.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: No, that's not that's not fair. But you think he's
Speaker 1: doing good, he's not.
Speaker 2: He's a us.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: I think he's doing a good job with what they
Speaker 2: have there, which is not you're an apologist when it
Speaker 2: comes you're an apologist for.
Speaker 1: And I guess the Niners are going to suspend that
Speaker 1: one guy that refused going that.
Speaker 2: Guy three games because everyone saying, oh, he's what about
Speaker 2: mental health, and they'll give him a pass mental health.
Speaker 1: My rear end.
Speaker 2: He was pissed off because the guy was starting in
Speaker 2: front and Drake Greenlaw whatever came back and he was
Speaker 2: going to start. So he's upset about it. It's not
Speaker 2: mental health. And if you have mental health, figure that
Speaker 2: out before the game, not during the game. He says,
Speaker 2: that all right for me to say or.
Speaker 1: Zach Taylor would have suspended him at all. He would
Speaker 1: have give him a pat on the back and said,
Speaker 1: don't know, the three games off Shanahan.
Speaker 2: As soon as that happened, all the people, well, you know,
Speaker 2: we do got to think about mental health.
Speaker 1: Come on, stop it. Once a liberal women, liberal women
Speaker 1: at major colleges, you don't see all these protests happening,
Speaker 1: HBCUs or an n k U. You only see him
Speaker 1: a liberal women colleges. They want to feel as if
Speaker 1: they're important by attacking Jews, like a University of Penn
Speaker 1: with the UH with with the UH shooter of the
Speaker 1: healthcare executive. He was indoctrinated with leftism at university and
Speaker 1: so they protest and there they exalted this guy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they got his picture up in the How much does
Speaker 1: it cost to go to that school year? Sixty eight
Speaker 1: thousand dollars minimum? Do they go to school or do
Speaker 1: they do this stuff that? They just protest?
Speaker 2: Thanks Mom and Notre Dame done him. A lot of protests.
Speaker 2: NKU have protest HBC.
Speaker 10: You said, if they would have had a protest in
Speaker 10: your day, you would have defended them.
Speaker 2: I would have.
Speaker 1: Well, that's how much of this right Rotzie two hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollars. How about women donating two hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 1: in order to have sex with Luigi and have his baby.
Speaker 2: See, women are the.
Speaker 1: World's the world's gone.
Speaker 2: I'm showing you the things are getting back into order now,
Speaker 2: the Trumpsters and things are getting back into order. See
Speaker 2: what you lose when you know to South Dakota, as
Speaker 2: I say, I went over to God's country for.
Speaker 1: My little Clark's gone to the evil she said, she said,
Speaker 1: my white privilege, his his system was difficult. Here we
Speaker 1: got she's playing into the leftist mode. But she's a woman, female, single,
Speaker 1: they're all leftist Democrats. In other words, married women are Republicans.
Speaker 1: Single women are Democrats who believe abortion as a sacrament.
Speaker 2: But they also vowed that on your Trump they will
Speaker 2: they will not pro create, and or they will leave
Speaker 2: the country.
Speaker 1: Is that not a good thing? They don't have to
Speaker 1: worry about getting pregnant, by the looks of most of them.
Speaker 1: Well leave the student reporters of Proud Service.
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Speaker 1: Five one, three, eight, nine to two h v A.
Speaker 1: C here in a second Ivy League professors suspects possible
Speaker 1: radicalization in college. And what it is is these professors
Speaker 1: that are radical leftists want to pass on their cancerous
Speaker 1: audiology to students. And these students generally from white, upper
Speaker 1: class neighborhoods.
Speaker 2: And how does that switch? How does that the fire
Speaker 2: they all do because it's you're right, it's which, it's
Speaker 2: from the very top, the deans.
Speaker 1: The principles, every of that.
Speaker 2: You don't see that.
Speaker 1: How does that change?
Speaker 2: You fire them all?
Speaker 1: Who trump? Not to fire them all?
Speaker 2: Set them up?
Speaker 1: No more public money. As long as you have radical
Speaker 1: leftists and doctrinating kids. You send your daughter to college,
Speaker 1: she's got a dress on, the ribbons in her hair.
Speaker 1: She comes back with tattoos and spikes A long way
Speaker 1: it stops.
Speaker 2: As if people don't send theirs to these schools, don't
Speaker 2: pay these Columbia's prices for these No, don't do it,
Speaker 2: Ohio State, don't do it. But the attitude still is okay, Harvard,
Speaker 2: a Yale, lumba pen that looks really good on the resume,
Speaker 2: and you'll get hired.
Speaker 1: These professors radicalize our kids and then when they turn
Speaker 1: out to be Luigi, we think what one will.
Speaker 2: But if you've seen the exodust from there and the
Speaker 2: numbers for the SEC schools keep Roman the SEC schools
Speaker 2: is going skyhigcas.
Speaker 1: They don't having that stuff. If you have the typical
Speaker 1: Alabama co ed against the not name what about Notre
Speaker 1: Dame co edes? Aren't they ugly? Can't say segment? Give
Speaker 1: me some sports willy.
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Speaker 10: indefinitely with a lower body injury acl A a U see.
Speaker 10: On Saturday, he was averaging seventeen points against Cincinnati. Bearcats
Speaker 10: have jumped three spots this week in the AP Top
Speaker 10: twenty five poll.
Speaker 2: The nineteenth what about Notre Dame women?
Speaker 10: The Dayton Flyers are in at number twenty two Kentucky
Speaker 10: stage number four.
Speaker 1: Would you send your daughter to an Ivy League school
Speaker 1: to be indoctrinated? I don't have a daughter, but I
Speaker 1: wouldn't if you had one, would you said or not?
Speaker 2: You can't do it?
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Speaker 10: Bearcats will open the their twenty twenty five football season Thursday,
Speaker 10: August twenty eighth against Nebraska at Arrowhead Stadium and Ken City, Missouri,
Speaker 10: corn Huskers.
Speaker 2: And Patrick Mahomes is going to be okay or not?
Speaker 3: Rock?
Speaker 2: What are your son't know? Was that supposed to be
Speaker 2: a UC home game? But they Lucas Lucas Oil Stadium.
Speaker 1: I think they moved it from here to there and
Speaker 1: then they moved it to Cornby gotta sell How big
Speaker 1: are there?
Speaker 2: How many people from Cincinnati are going to travel there
Speaker 2: versus a lot of people that are going to travel
Speaker 2: from Nebraska.
Speaker 1: It's right down the road. Corn Huskers sell out their
Speaker 1: stadiums constantly, but Indianapolis had seventy seven thousand for a
Speaker 1: volleyball game. You know they go no outside what they
Speaker 1: got nothing else to do? They just go lots of sports. Well,
Speaker 1: that's kind of like South Dakota Stados. I mean it's
Speaker 1: almost like there's nothing else out there. There's no there's
Speaker 1: no Max School. I mean, that's it. It's almost like
Speaker 1: like like high school.
Speaker 2: It's like as a North Dakota State, Southagos State, Montana,
Speaker 2: Montana State. That's their religion out there. It's wonderful. It's
Speaker 2: wonderful football.
Speaker 1: Does the IVY League know they're producing marching Marxists that
Speaker 1: want to destroy America and killed and shoot in the back,
Speaker 1: in the back, almost in the dark in Manhattan, shoot
Speaker 1: down a man, a father because he represents something. What
Speaker 1: if you're unhappy with a cop, a talk show host,
Speaker 1: a lawyer, what if you're unhappy with a college professor,
Speaker 1: you're unhappy with your doctors? Say it all the time.
Speaker 2: But to me, the most striking revelation that was revealed
Speaker 2: when Trump came on the scene in twenty sixteen. Before that,
Speaker 2: it was the mindset was the liberal mind is very
Speaker 2: kind and understanding. And him getting to the office and
Speaker 2: all the things that have subsequent things have come with
Speaker 2: that have shown that those people.
Speaker 1: Are nasty they showed us nasty. They showed us their ass,
Speaker 1: and it's not a good sight speaking for he looked
Speaker 1: at you, and when I said asses, he looked at you.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying about a very serious person. Remember when
Speaker 1: you this is a compliment because you've been here a
Speaker 1: long time. In My great bride said this an hour
Speaker 1: ago to me. I thought you were going to fire
Speaker 1: me or something. And I said, seg, but you're not
Speaker 1: a serious person. But you accept that correctly. Who was
Speaker 1: the originator of that line?
Speaker 2: It was in It was I forget this serious?
Speaker 1: I love You're not a serious person. This grandfather is
Speaker 1: sitting there with his mouth content children. Grand killed me
Speaker 1: as succession and he and he's telling each of them, look,
Speaker 1: I love you all, dearly, but none of you are
Speaker 1: serious people. And they said, do we get the money
Speaker 1: or not? That's all they want. It was the money.
Speaker 1: But it's like get the money or not. You don't
Speaker 1: get the money. But it's not as easy as I'm making. Look,
Speaker 1: it's what I'm telling you. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I know you.
Speaker 1: I know where were coming from. What's on after three
Speaker 1: o'clock today? If anything? Oh, Jason Williams right out of
Speaker 1: the gate and break it all down.
Speaker 10: About is all the man they dropped about drop they
Speaker 10: don't have any more players, Marcia, this is where they.
Speaker 2: Roughed the So Charles Hoff despite all the odds were
Speaker 2: I do Sun Belt Conference media, so I know they
Speaker 2: were picked middle to the lower part of the sun
Speaker 2: Belt Conference.
Speaker 1: And ten and three win it.
Speaker 2: He goes to Southern miss which is the worst team
Speaker 2: in the Sun Belt, and all the players on that
Speaker 2: team entered the transfer port to go back to follow him.
Speaker 1: They have a team, and then I have a team,
Speaker 1: so they can't play in the UH independis bort doesn't
Speaker 1: have a team either. Basketball. Whatever happened to Xavier getting
Speaker 1: the football team? I was going to coach that. Remember
Speaker 1: right now it's on the female rugby and women are
Speaker 1: bigger than men, more important. Female executive rugby is what's
Speaker 1: going to be the next I guess I guess that
Speaker 1: the what is it the field hockey team or what
Speaker 1: was it that that Petty was going to do.
Speaker 2: She was gonna do rugby, cliff diving in rugby until
Speaker 2: she gets not good.
Speaker 1: It's like a battle war at your house right now.
Speaker 2: On my roof.
Speaker 1: But a red cross there, but don't send your kid
Speaker 1: to Yale or to Columbia. She'll come back as a
Speaker 1: radical with ink and metal all over her body. She
Speaker 1: went in with flowers and with a skirt. What if
Speaker 1: the pebbles go there?
Speaker 2: What are you gonna do that?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: I can't know?
Speaker 2: Give me out, it's not.
Speaker 1: I like to think my wife and I was nurturing
Speaker 1: will be enough to counter that. S right. Talk to
Speaker 1: Luigi's parents sent him off as a good, happy young
Speaker 1: man comes out of marching march is wanting to kill people.
Speaker 1: That's the Ivy League. And you pay for that opportunity
Speaker 1: a lot of money. You're not a serious persons succession.
Speaker 1: Give me out of the future report.
Speaker 10: Willy, and of a rainy day here at a tri
Speaker 10: state We leave you with the immortal words of the
Speaker 10: stud report.
Speaker 1: If you don't think you have a problem in your community,
Speaker 1: you're probably wrong. I haven't heard from him in a while.
Speaker 1: I gotta call him in the Trumpster. Not good, not
Speaker 1: exactly the same kind of person. Who's gonna who's gonna
Speaker 1: take over for J? D.
Speaker 8: Pal.
Speaker 1: I gotta call what I served two years. I said, yes,
Speaker 1: but I'm not going to run from you. Take it
Speaker 1: for two that then you appoint me. I'll serve for yes.
Speaker 1: I told Mike I would do that, but he said,
Speaker 1: I'm leaning towards appointing someone that can serve for like
Speaker 1: eight years. That's not me. I'll serve for two years,
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