Speaker 1: Bill cunning in the Great American Welcome this Flora. It's
Speaker 1: Monday after in the Tri State. We have crises all
Speaker 1: over the country, especially in North Carolina. Red Spaseball concluded
Speaker 1: they're not in last place. That one game out of
Speaker 1: last place, so I guess this season was a moderate success.
Speaker 1: Bengals one and three. On Sunday they play the Ravens here,
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens. But until then, we have literal
Speaker 1: crises happening all over the country, especially now in North Carolina.
Speaker 1: It appears that Florida is somewhat prepared for these events.
Speaker 1: Terrible damage in Florida. But let's face it, Florida's prepared
Speaker 1: for hurricanes. But I can't be said about North Carolina.
Speaker 1: We have so many friends and family from this area
Speaker 1: that have homes and places outside of the Tri State,
Speaker 1: including North Carolina. Yours truly has spent quite a bit
Speaker 1: of time at Maggie Valley, North Carolina, which is in
Speaker 1: the mountains right over the line going up twenty six
Speaker 1: and I four, beautiful scenic, but that has been destroyed
Speaker 1: because of the kindness of Richard K. Jones, the sheriff
Speaker 1: of Butler County. He has a those relationship with Sheriff
Speaker 1: Sam Page of Randolph. I'm sorry of Rockingham County, North Carolina,
Speaker 1: and Sheriff Page, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 1: first of all, Sheriff, can you describe as this storm
Speaker 1: was developing in the south and North Carolina? Normally done
Speaker 1: prepare for hurricanes, that's that's a Florida difficulty. But in
Speaker 1: the day or two before what happened Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Speaker 1: what was the what was the availability of warnings and
Speaker 1: things of that character in your section of North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Well as I understand and plus what I observed is
Speaker 2: you know, we had tornado warnings throughout most of Friday,
Speaker 2: owned it off Friday, Uh, there were a lot of
Speaker 2: warnings of potential a lot of rain coming, particularly in
Speaker 2: the western part of the state. I'm in the Piedmont
Speaker 2: area and then to our west is the area that
Speaker 2: was a highly affected, horrific situation and damaged and loss
Speaker 2: of lives.
Speaker 1: Terrible, terrible situation.
Speaker 2: But a lot of a lot of winds and a
Speaker 2: lot of rains coming from the Hurricane at Leen.
Speaker 1: And this storm hit on Friday and Saturday. We're going
Speaker 1: to talk about Monday, afternoon in a moment or two.
Speaker 1: But as the storm hit, was there some was there
Speaker 1: some indication that there are things was going to be
Speaker 1: literally a disaster for western North Carolina? Was there a
Speaker 1: sense this is almost a biblical what's happening? Was there
Speaker 1: a sense just as the storm was hitting, You're about
Speaker 1: to have something that never happened before in Nashville? Was
Speaker 1: was there that? Was there that level of apprehension.
Speaker 2: Well, I think everybody was responding to this, the oncoming storm,
Speaker 2: but nobody expected. I don't think anybody expected to this
Speaker 2: to this level of damage. I mean, you've got dams
Speaker 2: that were uh were damaged, You've got extensive flooding from
Speaker 2: rivers and roadways destroyed. It's you know, it looks like
Speaker 2: somebody went in, you know, like the town of Chimney Rock,
Speaker 2: understand was was totally leveled by the by the extensive
Speaker 2: amount of water that came through there, from the from
Speaker 2: the floods and from the from the rain and everything
Speaker 2: coming together in the winds and every so it was
Speaker 2: just a terrible situation. I feel so feel so bad
Speaker 2: for everybody up there. You know what happened. In course,
Speaker 2: you know, there was a lot of loss of lives,
Speaker 2: and I'm I understanding there's some people that are still
Speaker 2: missing up there in the actual area.
Speaker 1: And as far as I forty and I twenty six,
Speaker 1: I had a report from the AP a few hours
Speaker 1: ago that there were bridges, small little bridges that are out.
Speaker 1: There's massive mud slides up and down I forty and
Speaker 1: I twenty six. It's impassable. And if you would have
Speaker 1: want to get you and your mind, you're only about
Speaker 1: three hours away from Ashville, and you're in the little
Speaker 1: you're east of that in the Piedmont. But if your
Speaker 1: guys wanted to get there to Ashville, North Carolina, how
Speaker 1: would you do it? That's a good question.
Speaker 2: Through the North Coline Sheriff's Association, we got a program
Speaker 2: Sheriff Helping Sheriffs, So throughout the day, I know we'll
Speaker 2: be receiving additional information if we if we can send
Speaker 2: some help, what it'll tell us exactly what is needed
Speaker 2: and where it's needed at and then we'll be able
Speaker 2: to be provided a route of travel. But you know you,
Speaker 2: like I said, normally Interstate forty we can make it
Speaker 2: to add in a good three hours. But with all
Speaker 2: the damage on out of state forty on and off
Speaker 2: in the bridges and then coming you know, I understand
Speaker 2: coming into Tennessee into forty and also Interstate twenty six,
Speaker 2: which is a major north south routes Interstate U. With
Speaker 2: all that damage and all the water damage, again, we
Speaker 2: will have to wait for some instructions to tell us.
Speaker 1: Which way is the route.
Speaker 2: I was speaking with our Mercy Management director just a
Speaker 2: while to go, and he's in the area in McDowell
Speaker 2: County near Marion, and he was explaining that, you know.
Speaker 1: It is passable on forty to get up to that point.
Speaker 2: But again, like I said, beyond that, you know, we
Speaker 2: don't we don't have any additional information by understanding with
Speaker 2: all the rain and damage that you know, the communications
Speaker 2: a lot of you say the communication is out up
Speaker 2: there also, so we kind of we're watching our news
Speaker 2: reports and of course as we get more information to
Speaker 2: the association, we'll see what we need to do. We're
Speaker 2: doing food collections right now in our in our agec
Speaker 2: across our county. There's several churches that are putting together
Speaker 2: supplies such as UH drinking water is very important, UH understand,
Speaker 2: fuel for generators, non perishable food products, glass flights and
Speaker 2: batteries and personal hygiene items. So all those items are important.
Speaker 2: So if you've got a church you know, you know
Speaker 2: in your area that want to help, UH, you need to.
Speaker 2: You'll need to connect up with the either emergency management
Speaker 2: here in North Carolina UH to get information or here locally.
Speaker 3: UH.
Speaker 2: You'll check, you'll you'll check with you You'll see some
Speaker 2: of the local churches listing where they're doing collection points.
Speaker 2: And then like I said, you know, we're we're going
Speaker 2: to be a collection point for the next two weeks
Speaker 2: here in our county. And of course as we go
Speaker 2: throughout the day and the next few days, we'll see
Speaker 2: what the needs are if we can send some of
Speaker 2: our stab with a small agency, but you know, we'll
Speaker 2: do our part working with other law enforcement to help
Speaker 2: where we can.
Speaker 1: And so I understand that it's accessible only by air
Speaker 1: because there are routes that have been completely destroyed. I
Speaker 1: had a report earlier that will take years for I
Speaker 1: forty to be repaired because of the bridges and the mudslides.
Speaker 1: Interstate Highway several bridges are out of those will take
Speaker 1: a long time. The same way if it's unreachable by
Speaker 1: the ground, the only way to get there is through
Speaker 1: the air. And the needs are great, whether it's cell
Speaker 1: phone tires, whether it's hygiene products, whether it's water, whether
Speaker 1: it's food. There's no communication. Is that section of North
Speaker 1: Carolina at this point, Sheriff Sam Page largely inaccessible? And
Speaker 1: are they by themselves and a loan?
Speaker 2: I'll say this is I know that a lot of
Speaker 2: your major roads, like we just stated, have been damaged.
Speaker 2: I haven't personally been up there, and I'm just getting
Speaker 2: missing piece of information right now. But the best way
Speaker 2: is to keep posted just to see what's coming out
Speaker 2: on the on the local news, uh, what's being broadcast
Speaker 2: about you if someone's trying to help somebody that the
Speaker 2: State Mercy Management is probably going to be your best
Speaker 2: source of information about if you're trying to get up
Speaker 2: in the area. But you know, if you if you
Speaker 2: don't need to be up in an area, it probably
Speaker 2: do not need to travel because there's still a lot
Speaker 2: of dangers with the water and with the swift waters
Speaker 2: is going down. And again, like I said, it's just
Speaker 2: a lot of it's a lot of destruction up there,
Speaker 2: and they probably you know, only people that need to
Speaker 2: be up there and and if the people that are
Speaker 2: going up there to help need to be up there
Speaker 2: at this time.
Speaker 1: Sheriff Sam Page or North Carolina, where's FEMA? You would
Speaker 1: think the Federal Emergency Management? Where is FEMA?
Speaker 3: I can't.
Speaker 2: I can't speak to FEMA. I was seeing I'm watching
Speaker 2: on TV just a little bit ago, uh from the
Speaker 2: Office of the President. But I haven't seen the broadcast yet.
Speaker 2: But I'm sure FEMA will be brought online uh in
Speaker 2: working with Emergency Management shortly. I assume they will be
Speaker 2: just I. I just haven't seen any broadcaster received any
Speaker 2: information through our sources.
Speaker 1: Have you ever You've been around a long time, Sheriff
Speaker 1: Sam Page, have you ever seen this level of destruction
Speaker 1: in western North Carolina in your career?
Speaker 2: I don't think I have in my I've lived in
Speaker 2: I've lived in Rockham County most of my life, and
Speaker 2: with exception of being in the military, I know I
Speaker 2: never have. Katrina is is onee that comes to mind.
Speaker 2: You know, uh, Hurricane Andrew, you know destroyed one of
Speaker 2: the base is that I was stationed at down in Miami
Speaker 2: area back when I was in service. But and the
Speaker 2: enforced Mount Knetuba Manetubo in the Philippines that exploded and
Speaker 2: erupted and destroyed the base where we were stationed at. So
Speaker 2: those are some areas that you know that that come
Speaker 2: to mind. But no, I don't think in North Carolina
Speaker 2: we've ever seen anything to this level.
Speaker 1: And in fact, North Carolina doesn't get ready for hurricanes.
Speaker 1: In the Piedmont up in the mountains, it doesn't. It
Speaker 1: doesn't equate. I spent time in Naples, Florida, and we
Speaker 1: were you know, Florida's kind of ready for this, They're
Speaker 1: ready to go. But North Carolinians aren't ready for hurricanes generally,
Speaker 1: unless you might be on the coast. But even that's
Speaker 1: a very very rare event. So this is a shock. Well,
Speaker 1: uh is there? I'm gonna matthew twenty five Ministries is
Speaker 1: located here and they have trucks rolling. We're going to
Speaker 1: communicate through the website to let people know where to
Speaker 1: give money. Matthew's twenty five is going to focus there
Speaker 1: are a great charity to focus on North Carolina because
Speaker 1: Florida can largely take care of itself. Although big problems
Speaker 1: are in Florida, what they know, what they're doing with hurricanes.
Speaker 1: I can seem camp be said about Asheville, North Carolina.
Speaker 1: And for those who have not been there, it's in
Speaker 1: the mountains at the bottom of a valley. There's rivers
Speaker 1: all over the place. The dams are gone, the rivers
Speaker 1: have overflowed, cities have been wiped out. One media reporter
Speaker 1: had over a thousand people missing, with cars and trucks
Speaker 1: and fans floating away houses going down the river. And
Speaker 1: at this point, what's the weather condition this afternoon right now?
Speaker 1: What's going on in western North Carolina? Weatherwise?
Speaker 2: From what I watched on the local news and weather,
Speaker 2: we maybe get a little bit of rain, but that
Speaker 2: had that shouldn't uh nowhere near what would came in
Speaker 2: on uh, you know, Thursday and Friday. So I would
Speaker 2: ask everybody to say a prayer for all of our
Speaker 2: first responders and all the persons are coming here and helping.
Speaker 2: And there's the American Purse or Red Cross and another
Speaker 2: other agencies and Mercy Manages a lot of a lot
Speaker 2: of people responding us the location to help. Just keep
Speaker 2: them in your prayers, you know, because this is a
Speaker 2: tough time for North Carolina.
Speaker 3: But you know, we're reslant.
Speaker 2: We'll we'll, we'll get through this, but it's gonna be
Speaker 2: it's gonna take a long time, and so just keep
Speaker 2: everybody to talk, some prayers and look for safety.
Speaker 1: Sara sam Page of Rockingham, North Carolina. Please get back
Speaker 1: to work, and thanks for calling into the Bill Cunningham
Speaker 1: Show to let the residents of Trice they know what
Speaker 1: they can do.
Speaker 2: Bill, I didn't want to stay one thing that. Also,
Speaker 2: I want you to keep the two deputies and one
Speaker 2: in Madison County and one in Making County lost their
Speaker 2: lives responding to work during the storm. They both lost
Speaker 2: their lives with the water event, so I keep them
Speaker 2: in your prayers also from Madison and Making County.
Speaker 1: Also, we'll do that and I'm gonna look online get
Speaker 1: their names. Say a prayer for those two deputies that
Speaker 1: gave their life and service to others. There's no greater
Speaker 1: sacrifice a man or a woman can make to give
Speaker 1: your life for your friends and family, and cops and
Speaker 1: sheriffs and CEOs do it all the time. And we'll
Speaker 1: offer prayers of hope for those that remain in prayers
Speaker 1: of thanks for those who gave their lives. Sheriff sam Page,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham show. I
Speaker 1: want to thank again Richard K. Jones of Butler County
Speaker 1: for hooking me up with you. He's part of the
Speaker 1: National Sheriff Association, does a great job there. But Sheriff
Speaker 1: Sam Page, thank you very much for coming on this afternoon.
Speaker 1: Thank you, yes, thank you. All right, let's take some
Speaker 1: telephone calls five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand. Understand.
Speaker 1: North College Hill is back online and we'll come back
Speaker 1: online soon. Parts of the Tri State itself has been
Speaker 1: devastated by this storm and whether or not we can help,
Speaker 1: we want to do that. Bill Cunningham with you every day.
Speaker 1: You're home of the Reds, who have now completed their
Speaker 1: season in the Bengals Big Game on Sunday. Kind of
Speaker 1: irrelevant compared to these kind of issues, but it's important
Speaker 1: to have diversions from the reality of life. Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred WLWI, Billy Cunningham, the great American.
Speaker 1: Great to have you with me this Monday afternoon the
Speaker 1: Tri State. Chaos and confusion rains everywhere, whether it's Israel, Ukraine, Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: Northern Kentucky, Crises upon crises and chaos upon chaos. I
Speaker 1: head on just the sheriff from North Carolina. It is
Speaker 1: absolutely apocalyptic and North Carolina hills and valleys and mountains
Speaker 1: with rivers at the bottom, along with Ashville and other places.
Speaker 1: The death toll is going to rise well north of
Speaker 1: one thousand. The North Carolina National Guard has activated more
Speaker 1: than five thousand soldiers and airmen and more than two
Speaker 1: hundred vehicles and aircraft, including Hoiston emergency aviation assets. As
Speaker 1: high water, the water continues to rise and not fall.
Speaker 1: Missing is at least a thousand people. National Guards assets
Speaker 1: have identified on the ground numerous incredible needs and they've
Speaker 1: dropped so far thirty four thousand pounds of cargo, including food, water,
Speaker 1: medical supplies to distribute in the past two days. They
Speaker 1: have augmented by personal and air assets from Connecticut, Maryland, Ohio.
Speaker 1: And this is where Richard K. Jones and Charmaine McGuffey
Speaker 1: get involved to send help to North Carolina. And we
Speaker 1: received information that dams are at their brim ready to break.
Speaker 1: Large bridges, small bridges, and large over I forty and
Speaker 1: I twenty six have all been washed away. They don't
Speaker 1: exist anymore. Somebody in ODOT told me that it may
Speaker 1: be three to five years before I forty and I
Speaker 1: twenty six can be restored to their pre Thursday appearances.
Speaker 1: Because of what's happening in North Carolina. One might say, I,
Speaker 1: as you know, spend time at the iHeartMedia broadcast Center
Speaker 1: in Naples, Florida the last week, and Florida was more
Speaker 1: or less prepared for this because that is what they do.
Speaker 1: And whoever the governor is, there's assets ready to go.
Speaker 1: Florida is prepared for hurricanes, and Callier County was affected
Speaker 1: slightly but not significantly. But the big ben Regent cedar
Speaker 1: Key north of Tampa devastated. And none of these stories
Speaker 1: are coming out of Florida at this point because Ron
Speaker 1: DeSantis and before him, the governors of Florida have things
Speaker 1: kind of buttoned down. You cannot say the North Carolina
Speaker 1: is prepared for a hurricane. Doesn't work that way. You're
Speaker 1: not coined to create such a recovery effort. It's unbelievable,
Speaker 1: the apocalyptic. It almost looks like nuclear weapons were set
Speaker 1: off in western North Carolina and it is continuing, and
Speaker 1: the governor there is saying, you know, we're strong and
Speaker 1: our first responders are at the best in the nation.
Speaker 1: I'm thankful for the hard work and risking their lives
Speaker 1: to protect all North Carolinians. You also have those two
Speaker 1: deputy sheriffs who heard the sheriff talk about that, who
Speaker 1: are dead in service to their fellow citizens. And at
Speaker 1: this point, it would be helpful if FEMA was available
Speaker 1: to do what FEMA does, the Federal Emergency and Management Agency,
Speaker 1: but they're overwhelmed with the number of catastrophes that have happened,
Speaker 1: and what happened in Florida, in parts of Georgia and
Speaker 1: South and North Carolina and Ohio and Kentucky. There are
Speaker 1: many of our fellow tri state residents don't have access
Speaker 1: to basic needs. Here. There's about five to eight thousand
Speaker 1: customers without power, but that's a small thing. Imagine if
Speaker 1: I seventy five bridge was knocked down, along with the
Speaker 1: Brent Spence Bridge, along with several bridges over the High River,
Speaker 1: plus those over the Great Miami Little Miami River. That's
Speaker 1: what they're facing. You can't go from one place to
Speaker 1: one place in western North Carolina. You can't get there.
Speaker 1: It is really a time for us to pull together
Speaker 1: as a people and put America first before we become
Speaker 1: a world leader. We'll talk about that later, but this
Speaker 1: is as bad as it can be for the millions
Speaker 1: of people living in parts of North and South Carolina
Speaker 1: and Florida. Cedar Key was largely wiped out. You could
Speaker 1: tell from the video that that's a middle class area,
Speaker 1: a small little island off the coast of Florida, about
Speaker 1: eighty miles north of Sarasota, and five to six foot
Speaker 1: surge went on for several hours, and that whole town's
Speaker 1: been wiped off the face of the earth. And the
Speaker 1: cost of insurance is so great in Florida, many go
Speaker 1: naked and don't have insurance. You can't afford the insurance.
Speaker 1: Same thing as happening with car insurance. We have David
Speaker 1: Yost coming up in about thirty five minutes to talk
Speaker 1: about what's happening in Springfield and the real impact that
Speaker 1: the media will not cover. And the cost of car
Speaker 1: insurance and homeowners insurance is skyrocketed some thirty five I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: fifty three percent increase in car insurance in the past
Speaker 1: three years. Fifty three percent then sound like a big deal,
Speaker 1: but if you're on a fixed income, it is a
Speaker 1: big deal. Let's continue more. Next at your home of
Speaker 1: the Bengals Big Game on Sunday News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: You know, as I was traveling back from the hinterlands
Speaker 1: of the iHeartMedia Center in Southwest Florida, one of the
Speaker 1: first things you're told on the airplane is buckle up,
Speaker 1: and if there's an emergency, the mask will come down.
Speaker 1: But make sure you put your oxygen mask on first
Speaker 1: before helping someone else. It's called take care of yourself first,
Speaker 1: to make sure you can help others. And I'm wondering
Speaker 1: if that's what's happening in America today, that we're helping
Speaker 1: ourselves first before helping everyone else. In the world, car
Speaker 1: insurance is up by fifty five percent in the last
Speaker 1: three years, fifty five percent, and it's because of pro
Speaker 1: immigration policies put forth by Biden and Harris putting millions
Speaker 1: and millions of these migrant drivers with driver's licenses. We
Speaker 1: give them often without driver training or English language lessons
Speaker 1: on the road, including in Clark County and Springfield, or
Speaker 1: in Hamilton County or Boone County. That literally millions and
Speaker 1: millions of drivers in this country, unsurre have no idea
Speaker 1: how to drive, but they are in a sense you're
Speaker 1: insured because you pay under insurance and no insurance. In
Speaker 1: case someone hits you that doesn't have insurance, guess what
Speaker 1: you pay for it. That's why fifty five percent increase
Speaker 1: in car insurance. You have homeowner's insurances up forty five
Speaker 1: percent the last three years. Why is that? Because you
Speaker 1: have millions and millions and millions of illegals going into
Speaker 1: the housing market, forcing out many others. May I use
Speaker 1: the term Americans, I know it's a bad term, who
Speaker 1: can't afford to pay rent and can't afford to buy
Speaker 1: a home. As a consequence, that federal governments pays the
Speaker 1: rents of illegals who live in housing that you should
Speaker 1: be in. Therefore, when you seek to have your own
Speaker 1: housing costs, or you seek to have your own apartment,
Speaker 1: guess what the costs are through the roof. Because we
Speaker 1: have the same supply but a much larger demand. That's
Speaker 1: just as insurance. And I won't talk to you about
Speaker 1: the insurance rates in Florida because Leuyo high WANs don't
Speaker 1: care about it, But the Florida rates of rates of
Speaker 1: insurance there are awful. According to the Consumer Price Index,
Speaker 1: Gasoline's gone up fifty percent the past three years. New
Speaker 1: cars cost an additional twenty five percent. If you try
Speaker 1: to buy a brand new Chevy from Joseph Chevrolet, they're
Speaker 1: forced to charge more because the manufacturers are charging them
Speaker 1: so much money for the cars. If you like eggs
Speaker 1: and Tony Benner like scrambled eggs in the morning, last
Speaker 1: three years, one hundred and forty seven percent increase in eggs,
Speaker 1: I said, one hundred seven percent increase in eggs, hamburgers
Speaker 1: an additional thirty three percent. Groceries and additional twenty nine percent.
Speaker 1: And if you've gotten fast food that used to be
Speaker 1: five to ten bucks, guess what is not there anymore?
Speaker 1: Everywhere I see complete crises, and now we have a
Speaker 1: real crisis happening in America, which is called Hurricane Helene,
Speaker 1: and is another one on the horizon coming. We hope
Speaker 1: it doesn't hit, hope it doesn't transpire. So we have
Speaker 1: plenty of money. We have lots of money in foreign aid.
Speaker 1: We have republican and democratic globalists who want to spend
Speaker 1: American tax dollars on international organizations and conflicts and far
Speaker 1: flong wars instead of taking care of problems here at home.
Speaker 1: We have the worsening crisis in this country since nineteen
Speaker 1: forty one. When it comes to average Americans forming structures
Speaker 1: and enjoying their life. We have plenty of money, by
Speaker 1: the way, for Ukraine, plenty of money for Israel, plenty
Speaker 1: of money for Iran. We have plenty of money to
Speaker 1: send all around the world, but don't have money here
Speaker 1: at home. And the worst of these, of course, have
Speaker 1: been the Iraqi and the Afghan wars, begun by Republicans,
Speaker 1: continuing under Democrats, and when the Afghan War end. To
Speaker 1: look at that disaster, the estimated cost which is about
Speaker 1: seven five hundred American lives by about six to seven
Speaker 1: trillion dollars and expenses we have in these foreign wars
Speaker 1: so far, and as a lend of blimes indicates with
Speaker 1: the Harvard University Kennedy School, the long term medical need
Speaker 1: and disability compensation for service members and these two wars
Speaker 1: and their veterans and their families, military replenishing things, and
Speaker 1: social and economic costs could have reached the total of
Speaker 1: ten billion dollars over the next twenty years. Ten billion
Speaker 1: dollars for IROCK in Afghanistan. But we don't have money
Speaker 1: in Asheville North Carolina, and so almost all the Democrats
Speaker 1: and a lot of Republicans say, spend more money. In fact,
Speaker 1: I think just a few days ago, Joe Biden said,
Speaker 1: we have plenty of money to send the Ukraine and
Speaker 1: plenty of money to send to Israel, hundreds of hundreds
Speaker 1: of millions of dollars. Now here is President Joe Biden
Speaker 1: a couple hours ago when asked about whether or not
Speaker 1: you can send additional resources to North Carolina to help
Speaker 1: the people there, and this is his response, Dave, please
Speaker 1: hit it go. Yes, it's tragic.
Speaker 4: As a matter of fact for trying to get the
Speaker 4: exact number FEMA advisors on the ground in Florida right now,
Speaker 4: because the distinction between the numbers that team has used
Speaker 4: and the ones that are used.
Speaker 1: By by the locals. So it's uh, it really is amazing.
Speaker 1: You saw the photographs, It's stunning. There's so many, such
Speaker 1: a wide area.
Speaker 4: We've we've given them all of the arguing that we have.
Speaker 4: We're on the ground ahead of time, so we're working hard.
Speaker 3: Are there any more retorts at the general governments?
Speaker 5: Have you given them?
Speaker 1: No, we've given them.
Speaker 4: We haven't truld planned a significant amount of it even
Speaker 4: though they didn't.
Speaker 1: Ask for them, hadn't asked for them. The answer is no,
Speaker 1: have no money available for North Carolina, for Georgia's South
Speaker 1: Carolina or Florida. The money's gone. It's out the door.
Speaker 1: And guess what is Kamala Harris? What does she want
Speaker 1: to do? Spend a lot more money? We would have
Speaker 1: today trillions and trillions of dollars wasted on these foreign
Speaker 1: wars to spend on the American people. But we don't
Speaker 1: do that. We lavish money on infrastructure projects in a
Speaker 1: Rock and Afghanistan. I had on Congressman brad Winstrip repeatedly
Speaker 1: about building literally hundreds of bridges in Afghanistan any Rock.
Speaker 1: We had huge footprints. We had to spend the tune
Speaker 1: of trillions of dollars. We built schools and roads and
Speaker 1: bridges and border walls all over Rock and Afghanistan. Now
Speaker 1: the money's gone. America first. Can someone tell me why
Speaker 1: that's such a bad idea to take care of our
Speaker 1: needs first? And what's wrong with a governmental policy of
Speaker 1: saying America's first. We need the money here. We can't
Speaker 1: afford to spending money overseas, and we can't afford to
Speaker 1: keep spending money as if we have it. Kamala Harris says,
Speaker 1: if you want to buy a house, guess what, there's
Speaker 1: twenty five thousand dollars. If you have a kid, here's
Speaker 1: an additional seven thousand dollars per child. You went transsexual.
Speaker 1: One transgender writes, guess what. Here's the cost to go
Speaker 1: from male to the female, from female to mail. You
Speaker 1: want an abortion, guess what. IVF. It's all paid for
Speaker 1: by the federal government take care of everything. At this point,
Speaker 1: we owe thirty five trillion dollars and the fiscal year ends.
Speaker 1: Believe or not, Today September thirtieth is when the actual
Speaker 1: fiscal year ends in the United States government. We're upside
Speaker 1: down in the last twelve months two point one trillion
Speaker 1: dollars that we've borrowed and printed to make up for
Speaker 1: the government spending and the government program for the next
Speaker 1: year of the Biden Harris administration is borrowing another two
Speaker 1: point four trillion dollars as far as the eye can see.
Speaker 1: And if Kamala Harris gets elected, she plans on spending
Speaker 1: more money. She says, We've got to do more, especially
Speaker 1: in Ukraine. We've got to spend billions and billions of
Speaker 1: dollars there, but here in America, we simply don't have
Speaker 1: the ability to do it. Are you kidding me? What
Speaker 1: is wrong was placing the primary focus of our federal
Speaker 1: government on America. First. If America is destroyed, how will
Speaker 1: the rest of the world fare if America does not exist?
Speaker 1: Because the most predictive crisis in the history of mankind
Speaker 1: is coming to this country. Every quarter we offer to
Speaker 1: the world our debt, and we offer interest rates between
Speaker 1: four and five percent. It is predicted that in the
Speaker 1: near future the rest of the world is going to say,
Speaker 1: you know what, I'm not so sure we're going to
Speaker 1: get a return on our investment. Instead of us getting
Speaker 1: four or five percent, what we want now is six
Speaker 1: or seven or eight percent. And right now we pay
Speaker 1: in the interest on the national debt one point two
Speaker 1: trillion dollars a year, which is much more than the
Speaker 1: defense budget. And that's going up, it's not coming down.
Speaker 1: It is unbelievable. One thing about Trump. He focused on
Speaker 1: the open southern border and was elected on twenty sixteen
Speaker 1: on a pledge of building the wall. He built hundreds
Speaker 1: of miles of border wall, instituted a sense will remained
Speaker 1: in Mexico policy, and then it's the horrendous catch and
Speaker 1: release protocols that was in place under Obama. Now, guess what,
Speaker 1: as soon as he left office in twenty twenty, the
Speaker 1: border wall stopped, remained in Mexico, stop catch and release
Speaker 1: has increased, and sadly, upon entering the White House, President
Speaker 1: Joe Biden immediately in all these Trump era policies, and
Speaker 1: laughably he put to Kamala Harris in charge of the
Speaker 1: southern border. Non citizens have now flooded into America with
Speaker 1: an enormous number of extremely dangerous criminals at a tremendous
Speaker 1: cost that costs supposed LEAs one hundred and fifty billion
Speaker 1: dollars a year. Just heard President Joe Biden said, no,
Speaker 1: no more money. We don't have the money. It's going
Speaker 1: to illegal aliens, it's going to Ukraine, it's going to
Speaker 1: defending NATO. It's going toward building bridges and walls in
Speaker 1: a rock that we still have a footprint on, but
Speaker 1: not in this country. It was announced by US Congressman
Speaker 1: Tony Gonzales a few days ago, and Harris administration is
Speaker 1: allowing four hundred and twenty five thousand, four hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty one convicted criminals to freely run around the country.
Speaker 1: This includes about thirteen thousand murderers and seventeen thousand charged
Speaker 1: with very sexual offenses, including rape of young girls and
Speaker 1: women roaming around this country. They have no idea where
Speaker 1: they are, no idea, clueless And when Harris made her
Speaker 1: first visit to the Wall in three years, she was
Speaker 1: pathetic trying to show to the American people how much
Speaker 1: she cared about legal migration, which Poles have indicated is
Speaker 1: ranking among the top concerns in this country. I know
Speaker 1: there are words said by Donald Trump that I wouldn't say.
Speaker 1: I know he says things and does a few things
Speaker 1: I disagree with. But is he right on the most
Speaker 1: important issue of the day, which is illegal migration in
Speaker 1: this country, costing US hundreds of billions of dollars a
Speaker 1: year when we don't have money for North Carolina. His
Speaker 1: response to criminals illegally enting our country by Donald Trumps,
Speaker 1: No one who's allowed in this country is fit to
Speaker 1: be the president who comes in illegally and supports that policy.
Speaker 1: He's right. Biden and Harris have purposely allowed in America
Speaker 1: to be invaded by non citizens including murderers and rapists,
Speaker 1: and refused to secure the southern border, and the top
Speaker 1: official in charge that majorcis character repeatedly lied and said
Speaker 1: the border is secure, the border is secure, when he
Speaker 1: knows it is not. We spend billions and billions and
Speaker 1: billions of dollars tax dollars that you work for and
Speaker 1: send your part to Washington in wars all over the globe,
Speaker 1: including Ukraine, international organizations like NATO and the UN on
Speaker 1: Our next president needs to focus on difficulties on the
Speaker 1: open border, a bad economy, homelessness, rising crime. Guess what
Speaker 1: crime is rising? Enforcement of crime is way down. They
Speaker 1: don't count many crimes as crimes whatsoever because it doesn't
Speaker 1: fit the democratic narrative. And drug overdose and deaths and
Speaker 1: a multitude of other issues. We need a president that
Speaker 1: will say America must go first. We don't have the money.
Speaker 1: And in fact, I don't blame the officials in North
Speaker 1: Carolina for being unprepared for a hurricane. Just Sard, the
Speaker 1: sheriff from Rockingham, talk about the fact that we've never
Speaker 1: had a hurricane like this hit western North Carolina and
Speaker 1: may hit the coast, but not in Ashville, which is beautiful.
Speaker 1: I have many good friends that have homes in Asheville
Speaker 1: and see that have been devastated. And I'm told that
Speaker 1: I forty have numerous bridges that will not be repaired
Speaker 1: for years, and that because of mud slides, etc. Those
Speaker 1: people are hurting greatly. When George Bush forty three flew
Speaker 1: a plane over New Orleans during Katrina and looked out
Speaker 1: the window and a picture was taken, the media launched
Speaker 1: itself upon George Bush for not caring about the residents
Speaker 1: of New Orleans who lived in a bowl and was
Speaker 1: told to leave and they refuse to leave, and Katrina
Speaker 1: devastated parts of New work Orleans, and the media blamed him.
Speaker 1: It took about two days for the mainstream media to
Speaker 1: blame Bush forty three for Katrina. I'm waiting until I
Speaker 1: turn blue until the media starts to blame Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: and Joe Biden for being unprepared. And the video out
Speaker 1: of North Carolina is heartbreaking for those people. America. First,
Speaker 1: the first thing you do in an emergency is save yourself.
Speaker 1: Then you can seek to save others. That's not the
Speaker 1: view of the United States government. View of the United
Speaker 1: States government is spend more money, offer our debt to
Speaker 1: the world every ninety days and pray they pick up
Speaker 1: our debt. And at some point it's not going to happen,
Speaker 1: and this great country of ours will die by economic suicide.
Speaker 1: It'll take a barrel of one hundred dollars bills to
Speaker 1: buy a loaf of bread because our money will become worthless.
Speaker 1: Your four oh one k will be a one to
Speaker 1: oho one k. And we're going to be in serious
Speaker 1: difficulty because we borrow money, we don't have pay other
Speaker 1: people's bills that we shouldn't and act as if happen.
Speaker 1: Days are here again in life is good. Life is
Speaker 1: not good. Chaos confusion reigns, and we need American resources
Speaker 1: to save us first before we can save the rest
Speaker 1: of the world. Let's continue with more and after one
Speaker 1: o'clock today will be your good friend of mine. David Yoast,
Speaker 1: about what's happening in Clark County and Springfield. There's been
Speaker 1: an internet report which you may have read on Thursday
Speaker 1: or Friday, but there was so much going on you
Speaker 1: probably didn't that. There's certain individuals in the Haitian Immigrant
Speaker 1: Rights Group. What rights the Haitian immigrants have by the
Speaker 1: way they're there in Springfield legally they were put there
Speaker 1: by Joe Biden under a parole program until twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: And I want to get the real facts on the
Speaker 1: ground about what's happening in Springfield, Ohio, and what are
Speaker 1: the real facts about this warrant to be issued for
Speaker 1: the arrest of Donald Trump and JD Vance, I guess
Speaker 1: in preparation for the debate tomorrow night, and whether Ohio
Speaker 1: law allows for a Haitian Emma Grant activists to seek
Speaker 1: arrest warrants calling Trump and JD Van's guilty of committing
Speaker 1: numerous crimes, including causing an insurrection and also causing havoc
Speaker 1: and confusion, and by their comments about Clark County, and
Speaker 1: will President Trump and or JD Vance be arrested? That's
Speaker 1: our Attorney general coming up next, David Yost. If a
Speaker 1: line becomes available five point three seven four nine seven
Speaker 1: thousand pounds seven hundredth new eight DT. Can you smell
Speaker 1: what I'm coking? Understand what's going on here? Can you
Speaker 1: smell it? Can you understand it? Florida was somewhat prepared
Speaker 1: for a hurricane, but North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia not
Speaker 1: at all. Doesn't happen that way, and now they need help,
Speaker 1: and according to Joe Biden. You just heard Joe Biden say,
Speaker 1: no more help. We don't have the money. Our money's
Speaker 1: going to Ukraine, the NATO, to the UN all over
Speaker 1: the world, not taking care of problems here at home.
Speaker 1: Twelve fifty four Home of Your Bengals News seven hundred
Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great American. Of course, many are waiting
Speaker 1: for an October surprise. And last year it was the
Speaker 1: Laptop from Hell. That wasn't much of a surprise because
Speaker 1: other than Miranda Divine, no one wrote about it whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Could have been a bombshell, but it didn't work that way.
Speaker 1: And you know, at this point, President Trump has been
Speaker 1: indicted in four different jurisdictions, caring about four hundred and
Speaker 1: eighteen years in jail. He's been sued repeatedly, including by
Speaker 1: the New York State State of New York with a
Speaker 1: four hundred and fifty million dollar judgment, which is a
Speaker 1: bunch of bs. He's had at least two assassination attempts.
Speaker 1: He's had numerous Iranian hit teams rolling around the country
Speaker 1: looking for opportunities. The cell phones cannot be abridged from
Speaker 1: the attempted murder or really the murder. He did kill
Speaker 1: a firefighter in Butler County. We've had everything thrown at
Speaker 1: thrown at him, including the kitchen sink. Then a few
Speaker 1: days ago it a rose. That's some Haitian immigrant group
Speaker 1: in Springfield, Ohio Clark County seeks to file numerous criminal
Speaker 1: charges directly against Donald Trump and JD. Vance. I guess
Speaker 1: in preparation for the debate Tuesday night, and I thought
Speaker 1: it might be wise to have on David Yost, a
Speaker 1: very fine attorney general in the state of Ohio. He's
Speaker 1: the chief law enforcement officer in the state. And David Yost,
Speaker 1: welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And can you
Speaker 1: tell the American people, David Yost, as far as what
Speaker 1: is planned by these immigrant groups and Springfield, Ohio Clark County.
Speaker 1: Could it be the October surprise? What are the possible
Speaker 1: criminal charges will there be filed? Give me a full report.
Speaker 3: Well, in Ohio you can file an affid David, and
Speaker 3: a request to a judge issue and arrest warrant and
Speaker 3: criminal charges against somebody. It almost is you very rarely
Speaker 3: see anybody even try to do it. It almost never happens.
Speaker 3: But in this case, here's the theory of that. Here's
Speaker 3: their theory of the case that because Donald Trump said
Speaker 3: mean things about eating cats and dogs, that everybody in
Speaker 3: the world got very upset, and that thirty three bomb
Speaker 3: threats were phoned into Springfield to schools and colleges, hospitals,
Speaker 3: causing evacuations. So they want him charged with inducing panic
Speaker 3: in citing riot telecommunication harassment complicity. And there might be
Speaker 3: I might be missing one or two from the laundry list,
Speaker 3: but that's that's where it stands. They filed this with
Speaker 3: the with the judge in Clark County, Ohio, and not surprisingly,
Speaker 3: the fellow that did this is a Democratic activist out
Speaker 3: of Cleveland. He actually ran for his party's nomination as
Speaker 3: his attorney general at one point. And it's the worst
Speaker 3: piece drafting of a criminal complaint that I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: If I were teaching a law in criminal procedure here
Speaker 3: in Ohio at one of our law schools, I would
Speaker 3: flunk the guy that turned his paper in. It is awful.
Speaker 1: Well, let's assume that this judge in Clark County disagrees
Speaker 1: with you. The attorney General of Ohio and says, you
Speaker 1: know what this thing is, merits? Could that judge actually
Speaker 1: issue an arrest warrant for Donald Trump and JD Vance?
Speaker 3: Well, aside from the many technical problems with the indictment,
Speaker 3: including a lack of clear clausation, lack of explaining who
Speaker 3: he was allegedly complicit with, there's also a little thing
Speaker 3: called the First Amendment and the idea that you can
Speaker 3: be prosecuted for mere words in the United States. I
Speaker 3: just can't imagine any judge doing this. If an arrest
Speaker 3: warrant were to issue, it would be set aside in
Speaker 3: a heartbeat by a court of appeals.
Speaker 1: I think, Okay, so this isn't the So the hope
Speaker 1: is this judge will see through it as you described it,
Speaker 1: and that in the restaurant will not be issued. This
Speaker 1: thing percolated the last three or four days, and I'm
Speaker 1: thinking they'll try and do about anything to stop Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: For me, a lot and one thing getting arrested would
Speaker 1: be would be the media would have a conniption fit.
Speaker 1: And if Jade Vance can't attend to Tuesday Night debate
Speaker 1: because he's under arrest, that would be awful. So you're saying,
Speaker 1: even if this judge is okay, this thing is merit,
Speaker 1: we're gonna I'm gonna show one for his arrest. You
Speaker 1: quickly go to the State Court of Appeals, and then
Speaker 1: you go to the High Supreme Court. And then what
Speaker 1: would you as the age you ever get involved along
Speaker 1: the process here.
Speaker 3: I think it would get thrown out before I even
Speaker 3: knew about it. Honestly, Donald Trump or jd. Vance as
Speaker 3: lawyers would immediately seek relief. I am sure. Look, this
Speaker 3: is if they want to. If you're right, this is
Speaker 3: the October surprise. They've already tried this. He's already got
Speaker 3: a booking photo, his polls. His polls went up when
Speaker 3: they abused the process the first several times. I just
Speaker 3: don't see this is having any impact, either politically or legally.
Speaker 3: It's but I'm ashamed, candidly that our system is being
Speaker 3: abused like this.
Speaker 1: So, mister ag let's deal with the underlying issue. I
Speaker 1: contend that cats and Dogs was a canard. In fact,
Speaker 1: there might be, there might not be, But the underlying
Speaker 1: issue is darn serious. For Ohio and for the whole country.
Speaker 1: There's a so called parole program in which the president,
Speaker 1: through the Attorney General and Homeland Security can parole into
Speaker 1: America up to three hundred thousand Haitians along with one
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of others and simply put into towns
Speaker 1: and they exist. Can you talk about some of the
Speaker 1: underlying problems? And I talked to Governor Mike Dwight about this,
Speaker 1: who says, look, we weren't notified about this at all,
Speaker 1: other than cats and dogs being barbecued, which may or
Speaker 1: may not be accurate. What about the underlying problems with
Speaker 1: the schools, with law enforcement? There are some reporting from
Speaker 1: the Ohio News Network that has to the effect that
Speaker 1: law and order is broken down in Springfield, Ohio, that
Speaker 1: the school system is in a neo collapse because of
Speaker 1: the number of illegals or shall I say legals there
Speaker 1: because of a parole program that can't speak English, eesl
Speaker 1: Lang and all the other relations happening, as the Attorney
Speaker 1: General of Ohio, Underneath the canard about cats and dogs,
Speaker 1: what is happening with law enforcement, the medical procedures, educational facilities,
Speaker 1: the worthiness of these individuals in the kind of town
Speaker 1: it is now in Springfield, What is the underlying problems?
Speaker 3: Well, look, it's not who it's how many. If you
Speaker 3: drop twenty thousand Kentucky Presbyterians into a town of fifty
Speaker 3: eight thousand, there wouldn't be enough houses, there wouldn't be
Speaker 3: enough doctors and nurses, there wouldn't be enough school classrooms.
Speaker 3: When you add to that that last year, which was
Speaker 3: an elevated year, that one hundred and fifty Haitian kids
Speaker 3: that don't and there's you know, it's not their fault,
Speaker 3: but these kids don't speak English, which means they have
Speaker 3: to learn, and that's sucking up additional resources. Well, from
Speaker 3: last year to this year, that number is now approaching
Speaker 3: six hundred. It's nearly quadr ruled. Once again, it's not who,
Speaker 3: it's how many. And Governor Dwine and I don't agree
Speaker 3: on a lot of things, but he's telling the truth.
Speaker 3: The federal government doesn't talk to us. They don't give
Speaker 3: us any warning. And in fact, here's the dirty secret
Speaker 3: secret Bill Conningham that I'm telling on your show. The
Speaker 3: federal government doesn't track them. Federal law requires that when
Speaker 3: you come in under one of these programs, that you
Speaker 3: say where you're going to live. And if you move
Speaker 3: under penalty of law a fine, you have to say
Speaker 3: I'm going to move. But once they're in, the federal
Speaker 3: government is doing nothing to track these folks. Doesn't know
Speaker 3: where they are, doesn't know where they're going. And so
Speaker 3: when a bunch of them here, well there's a bunch
Speaker 3: of us over here in Springfield, come on in. The
Speaker 3: water's fine. They start coming in and droves, and there's
Speaker 3: no control, planning, no management of the thing, and no resources.
Speaker 3: It is an absolute abject failure on the part of
Speaker 3: the Biden Harris administration.
Speaker 1: And what about the cost not just to the federal taxpayer.
Speaker 1: You and I are both federal taxpayers, but the cost
Speaker 1: also to the state of Ohio. Were literally millions of
Speaker 1: dollars that got to pour in as if that'll solve
Speaker 1: the problem, which it does. And if there's six hundred
Speaker 1: Haitian kids, and God bless them, if I was one
Speaker 1: of those kids, or if I lived in Port of Prince,
Speaker 1: I'd want to make it to Springfield, Ohio myself. I
Speaker 1: don't blame them one bit. But when the federal government
Speaker 1: says here you are, your population just increased by thirty
Speaker 1: thirty five percent, and many of these individuals have profound
Speaker 1: medical difficulties because there's no inoculation system in Port of Prints.
Speaker 1: There's no pre kindergarten train education and Port of Prince
Speaker 1: And I wish there was a way we could take
Speaker 1: the world's poverty in bringing in the United States and
Speaker 1: suddenly we have a functioning republic. I don't see that
Speaker 1: happening any anytime soon. But when the federal government is
Speaker 1: by law required to track these individuals to see where
Speaker 1: they are and what they're doing. And by the way,
Speaker 1: their entry ends in twenty twenty six. And so if
Speaker 1: the Trumpster is re elected, I would anticipate this program
Speaker 1: will be stopped. And if Kamala Harris is elected, I
Speaker 1: would assume that this program is going to continue. And
Speaker 1: so what happens down the road? What happens down the
Speaker 1: road when the chickens come home to roost and we
Speaker 1: have large numbers of people that might double the triple.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine a little small town Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: Florida towns with tens of thousands. They could be Scottish Presbyterians,
Speaker 1: white as chalk, and I say exactly the same thing.
Speaker 1: We can't afford it, we can't do it. Is there
Speaker 1: what is your sense if this thing is doubled or tripled.
Speaker 1: If Kamala Harris wins over the next several years and
Speaker 1: the same thing continues to happen, which is happening now
Speaker 1: in Texas and California and Utah. What is America look
Speaker 1: like after five to ten more years of this.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm worried about our resources. Yo Ohio has to
Speaker 3: pay forty percent of every Medicaid dollar the governor spent.
Speaker 3: You put to two and a half million dollars as
Speaker 3: a cash grant to try to deal with this. He's
Speaker 3: opening a mobile health clinic. He sent a bunch of
Speaker 3: highway patrol officers down there to deal with the problems
Speaker 3: with law enforcement of traffic. These folks don't know our
Speaker 3: driving laws. They can't read the signs, and all of
Speaker 3: those are costs that are borne by the state and
Speaker 3: they're inflicted on us by the federal government and it's incompetence.
Speaker 3: They don't even know where these people are. So, you know,
Speaker 3: you ask me, where are we in four years under
Speaker 3: a Kamala Aris administration, You'll I shudder to think. Actually,
Speaker 3: I don't know how we're going to pay the bills
Speaker 3: here in Ohio.
Speaker 1: As far as the reporting of a breakdown in law
Speaker 1: and order, massive traffic jams, traffic accidents. About seventeen percent
Speaker 1: of Haitian adults past the driver's test. The rest of
Speaker 1: them say to hell with it, I'm driving, or they
Speaker 1: can take a day after day after day after day
Speaker 1: until they pass it. There's no requirement in Ohio in
Speaker 1: many states to take remedial driving classes, or as a kid,
Speaker 1: you might take some sort of driving class when you're
Speaker 1: fifteen or sixteen or seventeen. But if you're twenty five
Speaker 1: years old, from Port to Prince and you suddenly have
Speaker 1: access to a car and away you go. The breakdown
Speaker 1: of law and order is happening. Is there a breakdown
Speaker 1: I see from Ohio News Network and elsewhere than in
Speaker 1: a small town Ohio, there's a breakdown of law and order.
Speaker 1: As the Attorney General, do you since that is going on?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't live in Springfield. I've talked to some
Speaker 3: of the officers that are there. I've talked to people
Speaker 3: who live there. They are definitely problems a breakdown. Are
Speaker 3: we talking escape from New York time? Are we talking
Speaker 3: port of prints? No, we don't have that kind of
Speaker 3: breakdown going on in Springfield. But We do have significant
Speaker 3: problems trying to absorb this population and for them trying
Speaker 3: to learn how Americans live. That their culture is different
Speaker 3: than ours. They're driving is different than ours, their language
Speaker 3: is different than ours. This is a difficult problem and nobody.
Speaker 3: We wouldn't be talking about this if it was two
Speaker 3: hundred immigrants. These good hearted people in Springfield. They love
Speaker 3: their fellow man. They've been through hard times, and they
Speaker 3: look out for each other, and they look out for strangers.
Speaker 3: Twenty thousand, you know, orders of magnitude more. We're having
Speaker 3: this crisis as a directors at the federal policy. And
Speaker 3: if you think that's okay, I guess, then consider voting
Speaker 3: for Kamala Harris. But honestly, I think this is next
Speaker 3: to the economy, the issue of this election and where
Speaker 3: our country is going.
Speaker 1: You know, misster Attorney General. I've said that before. Not
Speaker 1: everything Donald Trump does I agree with. I'm going to
Speaker 1: vote for him early as often as I can. But
Speaker 1: the number one issue is I hope a lot. I'm
Speaker 1: a Republican. I'll vote once and I'm thinking, Okay, this
Speaker 1: is the issue that overwashes and cancels out every other issue,
Speaker 1: and the country is what kind of nation do we have?
Speaker 1: And we don't follow the law, And no one believes
Speaker 1: that the millions and millions so caught on parole with
Speaker 1: permission to fly in this country, all over the place,
Speaker 1: have been followed assiduously by the federal government under a
Speaker 1: tracking system. They have no clue. You may get this
Speaker 1: springfield o higher than you bring in a bunch of
Speaker 1: others from Haiti. Then they bring another people under the
Speaker 1: parole system and off they go to all parts of
Speaker 1: the country. Plus is reporting. They came out a couple
Speaker 1: three days ago about something like forty thousand murderers, three
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand felons, eighty thousand those who committed
Speaker 1: rape were all over the country. We have no idea
Speaker 1: where they are. But crime is allegedly down. I say
Speaker 1: crime is way up and enforcement is way down. But
Speaker 1: do you have some sense of that we have by
Speaker 1: minute remaining of mister David Yost, do you have some
Speaker 1: sense that crime is way down or is enforcement way down?
Speaker 3: Well, I wouldn't say enforced, and I'd say reporting. Look,
Speaker 3: if you are concerned, if you're afraid in your neighborhood,
Speaker 3: are you going to call the police? Maybe not if
Speaker 3: you think the police aren't going to do anything because
Speaker 3: you called before and nothing happened, maybe not. So. I
Speaker 3: think there's a lot of different things going on here,
Speaker 3: but I candidly don't trust the data. And you know,
Speaker 3: you go into it may not be happening in your neighborhood,
Speaker 3: you know, And overall things may be down, but if
Speaker 3: you're in the wrong neighborhood, crime is not down now.
Speaker 3: Crime is a real problem.
Speaker 1: Mister Attorney General David Yos, thanks for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. I want to set the records trade.
Speaker 1: The October surprise will not be the physical arrest of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump or JD. Vance. It'll be something else. And
Speaker 1: I'm sure it'll be something else. But mister Attorney General,
Speaker 1: David Yoes, thanks again for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And may God bless you and God bless America. David,
Speaker 1: thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Good to be with you.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Let's continue with more there it is.
Speaker 1: This is on the internet, here and there and everywhere
Speaker 1: that there could be an arrest warrant issued for Trump
Speaker 1: or JD maybe tomorrow and maybe Tuesday night with Jade Vance.
Speaker 1: And if it happens if that judge issues the warrant assist,
Speaker 1: the must quickly squash the warrant before anyone is physically arrested.
Speaker 1: In Trump's case, again, let us continue with more Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham on seven hundred WULW.
Speaker 6: But look, if people go to only one source, and
Speaker 6: the source they go to is sick and you know,
Speaker 6: as an agenda, and they're putting out disinformation, our First
Speaker 6: Amendment stands as a major block to the ability to
Speaker 6: be able to just you know, hammer it out of existence.
Speaker 1: So what you need, what we need is to is.
Speaker 6: To win the ground, win the right to govern by
Speaker 6: hopefully having you know, winning enough votes that you're free
Speaker 6: to be able to implement change. Obviously, there are some
Speaker 6: people in our country who are prepared to implement change
Speaker 6: in other ways, and that's where.
Speaker 1: Really democracy can survive. I'm riding.
Speaker 6: I think democracies are very challenged right now and have
Speaker 6: not proven they can move fast enough or big enough
Speaker 6: to deal with the challenges that we are facing. And
Speaker 6: to me, that is part of what this race, this
Speaker 6: this election is all about. Will we break the fever
Speaker 6: in the United States?
Speaker 3: Hello buyet and I'm.
Speaker 1: Broadcasting saying that's John Kerry is saying, quote, the First
Speaker 1: Amendment stance is a major block to the ability to change.
Speaker 1: So no, the first Amendments a problem is John carry
Speaker 1: your friend. He ran for the presidency in twenty oh
Speaker 1: four is a democratic course, had about as much chance
Speaker 1: as me got rid of He wants to get rid
Speaker 1: of the First Amendment because that way you're on brought
Speaker 1: in fact, we need a dictatorship. Democracy is a problem.
Speaker 1: What they need to do is get rid of him.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 1: The other thing on top of that, By thank goodness,
Speaker 1: you're back. I'm back from the Southern Command. I know
Speaker 1: you were down there, and you weren't. Nobody spoke us
Speaker 1: to know, but you were at the big m meeting
Speaker 1: with can't say dj T, can't say you and Hannity
Speaker 1: were down there. I'm gonna let let's let's let it out. Now,
Speaker 1: see what happened. I can't say did you play golf?
Speaker 1: Was there any rifles or anything on the on the course.
Speaker 1: We had a large security failings around us to making
Speaker 1: sure there are no barrels sticking out of the fooliage.
Speaker 1: And you made sure that the president won. He won
Speaker 1: all the bets. If I had to miss a five
Speaker 1: foot putt. I'm sorry, I can't get it there. I
Speaker 1: can't get it there, but it misread. The putt was
Speaker 1: exciting the international squad of the President's But then I
Speaker 1: went back to the Bears Paul, where I have a
Speaker 1: little relationship, and I want to thank Bob Pittman and
Speaker 1: DJ Hodge here at iHeartMedia. Yes to build me a luxurious, opulent,
Speaker 1: incredible broadcast facility in Naples. It is second to none.
Speaker 1: Now the problem is at my club there because of
Speaker 1: all the rain, the LPH coming there. Oh, we could
Speaker 1: not play the front nine for two days because of
Speaker 1: the rain, and then play the back nine twice to
Speaker 1: get eighteen holes. There was a crisis mentality at the club,
Speaker 1: a crisis with the rest of Florida. In the seven
Speaker 1: that's different, is destroyed, that's different. But the front nine
Speaker 1: had too much water and Wally was unhappy. And then
Speaker 1: two what was the other crisis? Can't say, well, it
Speaker 1: was a golf cart, right, Well, the other problem is
Speaker 1: you got to keep the golf cart on the path.
Speaker 1: That's another problem. I got a little exercise on trying
Speaker 1: to get to the ball, but you don't need that
Speaker 1: because you hit him right down the lane. But that
Speaker 1: means you got to walk every time you get, keep
Speaker 1: the card on the path and play the back nine twice.
Speaker 1: And the back we got a problem, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. Good, it felt real good. The first lady's okay.
Speaker 1: Bob Burns did his job on my back, and the
Speaker 1: first lady's all right. I don't want to say we're
Speaker 1: wide elitist or anything, but when the front nine is
Speaker 1: shut down, you got a major problem. Would you agree?
Speaker 1: Will he the st reporters of Proud Service, every local
Speaker 1: temp Star heating in their dealers tame star quality. You
Speaker 1: can feel in Cincinnatiko Schmid heating in air at are
Speaker 1: heating and cooling at five one three five three one
Speaker 1: sixty nine hundred. Now when I was gone, David Bell
Speaker 1: was fired. Who I taught how to hit? Yeah, see,
Speaker 1: you got out of town when all the big stuff happened. Also,
Speaker 1: the Bengal, the Bearcats were home or to Texas. Tech
Speaker 1: should have beat them, right and the Bengals. I said,
Speaker 1: all we need now is for the Triumphant for the
Speaker 1: Bengals to lose to the Red Rifle, in which case
Speaker 1: there'd be a crisis in this town. Well you're not kidding,
Speaker 1: but anyway, at least the Reds are done. But they're
Speaker 1: not in last place, right, correct, Willy, They didn't go
Speaker 1: in last place one game out. You know, in the
Speaker 1: last ten full seasons, how many times have the Reds
Speaker 1: had a winning record? Bengals update will They brought to
Speaker 1: you by good spirits, wine and tobacco and party town
Speaker 1: in northern Kentucky, as I want to say, one just
Speaker 1: like the Bengals. One in three Bengals get that first
Speaker 1: win of the year against Carolina and now it's a
Speaker 1: raven more to night on Bengals line six oh five
Speaker 1: right here on seven hundred. W Well what about Dan Horde?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: Well, he did a good job yesterday, missed his first
Speaker 1: UC game and I on eons on Saturday against You
Speaker 1: couldn't Saturday night?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: You can't get there from there?
Speaker 3: Was it?
Speaker 1: Lubby? Is that it?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: Yeah? You can't get from Lubby at midnight to Charlotte
Speaker 1: in the world. Don't go to it. Don't go to Charlotte, right,
Speaker 1: don't go to Ashville? Correct. I got friends of mine
Speaker 1: with homes there. Unbelievable, you thought, arm we don't have
Speaker 1: the money Biden just said, we don't have the money
Speaker 1: to fix North Carolina. We got the money to fix
Speaker 1: Ukraine or for Afghanistan. Yeah, got plenty of money. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 1: please continue. You got to fixed off worry about your homeland. Well,
Speaker 1: let's face it.
Speaker 4: Keep Yes, it's tragic as a matter of fact for
Speaker 4: trying to get the exact number Feman advisors on the
Speaker 4: ground in Florida right now because the distinction between the
Speaker 4: numbers that Phoebis views and the ones that used by
Speaker 4: by the local So it's uh, it really is amazing.
Speaker 4: You saw the photographs.
Speaker 1: It's stunning. It's so many, such a wide area.
Speaker 4: And we've we've be giving them all of the everything
Speaker 4: that we have bram the ground ahead of time.
Speaker 1: So we're working hard. Are any more resorts at the
Speaker 1: general governments have been.
Speaker 4: Giving them, No, we've given them. We have so planned
Speaker 4: a significant moment even though they didn't.
Speaker 1: That's gone. It's poor people are just on their own gone. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you can't get there. Imagine the lodges. Yeah, I forty
Speaker 1: rod gone, twenty six gone, Ashville gone. Did you see
Speaker 1: the video of Magnolia Lane at Augusta gone? Well, what
Speaker 1: are they going to do you're talking about it? Are
Speaker 1: you talking about a crisis? Now, that's a crisis. AUGUSTA National.
Speaker 1: That's I complained about parts on the path. Thank you?
Speaker 1: They got no magnolias. That that magnolia lane is covered
Speaker 1: in trees. I might not be invited to get to
Speaker 1: play golf there. Let's see. Will the pass rusher Trey
Speaker 1: Hendrickson left yesterday's game against the Panthers with a neck injury.
Speaker 1: He was seen with his arm in a sling. We'll
Speaker 1: probably get a what does that mean? Probably get well,
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens. How come you put your arm
Speaker 1: in his sling when you have a neck injury. We'll
Speaker 1: get an update from Maybe he's got both. Have you
Speaker 1: thought about that? Have you thought about that? The Bengals
Speaker 1: have returned punter Brad Robbins to the active roster off
Speaker 1: I R of course, as you know August twenty seventh,
Speaker 1: he was put there with a quadricepts injury. What's that?
Speaker 1: That's a near leg I think or next to the
Speaker 1: hip something. Yeah, hip bone connected to the leg bone.
Speaker 1: Let's see. Ryan the renco though, is averaging sixty yards
Speaker 1: of punt. He's pretty good, by the way, yeah. Now,
Speaker 1: were you concerned during that game? The red rifle Andy
Speaker 1: Dalton right at the dock, boyman to look alike. Right
Speaker 1: at the end, I can see the Bengo. Are you
Speaker 1: concerned about the Ravens coming to town at one o'clock
Speaker 1: on Sun? Are you concerned? You have note? Well, I mean,
Speaker 1: are you concerned Derek? If Derek Henry rushes for one
Speaker 1: hundred and ninety nine yards, I'm concerned? Thank you? And
Speaker 1: by don't the Bangals have the worst rushing defense in
Speaker 1: the history of the league. Well, we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: There's only one team in the NFL IS. It was
Speaker 1: stepped up yesterday. They did Bob Knight Gala. USA Today
Speaker 1: reports former Miami manager, the twenty twenty three Manager of
Speaker 1: the Year, Skip Schumacher is the Reds number one target
Speaker 1: for their managerial vacancy. They're also going to talk, as
Speaker 1: we reported, with David Ross. What about Benavide's Now, I
Speaker 1: don't think so. What about David Bell? Now here's the
Speaker 1: thing that makes Monday Monday. I'm glad to be back,
Speaker 1: aren't you the moment? It's the I could go over
Speaker 1: there and kiss you right on the lips. It's the moment.
Speaker 1: Major League Baseball fans has been waiting for MLB Reports
Speaker 1: to announce today that's starting in twenty twenty five, players
Speaker 1: competing in the All Star Game will sport their teams
Speaker 1: home and away jerseys during festivities. Good, those idiotic, stupid
Speaker 1: uniforms that they come up with are no more. Is
Speaker 1: that a problem when North College Hill has no electricity
Speaker 1: and you're talking about uniforms in twenty twenty five? Is
Speaker 1: that what you're doing to the American people? Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: happy to be yelling at you. By the way, college football,
Speaker 1: I knew I missed something. College football Bearcats red Shirts,
Speaker 1: red red shirt sophomore quarterback at again Brendan Soresby is
Speaker 1: the Big twelve newcomer of the Week. He's out of Denton, Texas.
Speaker 1: Completed thirty one to forty five for four and twenty
Speaker 1: six yards and four touchdowns getting ripped off by Joe
Speaker 1: Walter's Red Raiders. How about the officials in Lubbing, Texas
Speaker 1: where they shall we say the one hundred dollars handshake
Speaker 1: of what happened there? That Bearcats got homered game one
Speaker 1: of the double header. In baseball, it's the winner go home.
Speaker 1: What do Mets and Braves no score? What does that mean? Well,
Speaker 1: I'm glad you ask. It's got playoff implications. I bet
Speaker 1: if they split a doubleheader, Mets and Braves are in,
Speaker 1: so they gotta go one on one today. If a
Speaker 1: Brave sweep Atlanta and the d Backs are in. If
Speaker 1: the Mets sweep the Mets, and Arizona's in, so each
Speaker 1: team has to win at least one game. That's what
Speaker 1: you're saying, correct, because one of them is going to uh,
Speaker 1: one of them's gonna have to face San Diego tomorrow
Speaker 1: night in the wild Card and then somebody they're gonna
Speaker 1: play Milwaukee or something.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: What about the Reds?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 1: Well, were you shocked that David Bell was fired? Especially
Speaker 1: at ten o'clock at night? Why send him a why? Guy?
Speaker 1: Like it was kind of like uh, Tony Perez and
Speaker 1: Jim Bowden and forty four games into the season. I
Speaker 1: was involved in that, by the way, but that's a
Speaker 1: different issue. I'm just saying he's owed five million dollars
Speaker 1: over the next two years. That's well, that's that could
Speaker 1: And it's one hundred and seventy eight days to opening
Speaker 1: Day and reports are the Reds are gonna heavily pursue
Speaker 1: Sonny Gray get him back. I think he's making like
Speaker 1: seventy mil from the Cardinals. Yeah, why would they do that?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I get well. I mean, I guess
Speaker 1: they need more pitching. They need more hitting, thank you.
Speaker 1: They need hitting. They need they score three runs in
Speaker 1: three games. Yeah, they need hitting, Like you know, the
Speaker 1: Bengals defense. What's worse the Bengals rushing defense or the
Speaker 1: Reds hitting. I would say probably Red's hitting pretty bad.
Speaker 1: You're not kidding, but they win that season finale. Yesterday
Speaker 1: they wind up fourth, seventy seven and eighty five. How
Speaker 1: about Marte getting picked off second? Can you explain that
Speaker 1: to me? He ought to be cut that. I was
Speaker 1: sitting there yesterday flipping back and I thought were sitting
Speaker 1: there and I'm thinking it's a tenth inning, there was
Speaker 1: one out, where's the guy at second gone.
Speaker 3: Off?
Speaker 1: How did he get picked off at second? Because you know,
Speaker 1: but you know, way manager Gordon Vederina would have done
Speaker 1: to me cut him, I would have been cut from
Speaker 1: Class C. You would have been DFA. How do you
Speaker 1: get picked off second base? Because he's goofy you're right.
Speaker 1: I mean, I wo'd love to have Marty call that,
Speaker 1: have that call, because he would have let him have
Speaker 1: it and say where in the you know, what is
Speaker 1: he going? Where's he going? I don't know. Just take
Speaker 1: a lead and see what happens. Am I right or wrong?
Speaker 1: I would say so. I mean, you can't get picked
Speaker 1: off second in the top of the tenth inning. Well
Speaker 1: when you're the ghost, they did, how do you do that? Well?
Speaker 1: He did, You got to be a Democrat. Now what
Speaker 1: about the park? In the Battle of the Wildcats Friday
Speaker 1: Night Park twenty seven, chip Harts Finneytown Wildcats eleven. Tanya
Speaker 1: O'Rourke also went to I think I dated her in
Speaker 1: high school. She went to Finnytown, Yes, she did. Superstar
Speaker 1: call her. I'm telling you, how, how's Justice Joe doing.
Speaker 1: He's a happy man, That's all I can say. He's
Speaker 1: a happy man. Let's see, Uh what else is going?
Speaker 1: I talked to him this morning. He's somewhere north of
Speaker 1: Columbus going to a fundraiser in Ashtabulah. I said, you
Speaker 1: know where that is? We're in L's Ashtabulah, the USA Today,
Speaker 1: Ohio Super twenty five High School rankings are out. What
Speaker 1: about deer Park Moler two, Anderson four, went in Wood six,
Speaker 1: Lakota West ten. What about Deer Park, sainte X fourteen,
Speaker 1: Elder nineteen, the Lancers twenty three, Princeton twenty four? What
Speaker 1: about Mounta Notre Dame. Didn't they playing? They don't, They
Speaker 1: don't play football. I didn't know that. You know flag
Speaker 1: football is coming back. How about flag football? It's been wrecked.
Speaker 1: Tell me Penny has going, Yes, she's dropped rugby and
Speaker 1: she's dropped cliff diving. Now now flag football over sixty
Speaker 1: five female flag football because she didn't have people say
Speaker 1: going for the Olympics or something, the rugby thing. A
Speaker 1: lot of senior citizen females didn't want to play rugby,
Speaker 1: all right, I would say so then ninety foot last
Speaker 1: too long? Cliff diving put together a platform by Frank Zibell.
Speaker 1: Well together my wife and my wife and mom would
Speaker 1: cliff dives? They said, really? I asked him over the weekend, Bob,
Speaker 1: I said, we want to do it. Talk about flag football.
Speaker 1: Penny wants to do football. What they play. He has
Speaker 1: got a pretty good arm. She might be the quarterback.
Speaker 1: How about tryouts? I don't know where are they. I
Speaker 1: talked to Bob cohep we can use Xavier facilities and
Speaker 1: have a senior citizen either rugby, cliff diving or flag football,
Speaker 1: which when you think Denise would like to do? First
Speaker 1: flag football segment, Get me out of the Students Report.
Speaker 1: I want to talk to the American people about what's
Speaker 1: happening in the world after two o'clock and believe you
Speaker 1: we got some crap going on in the world. Would
Speaker 1: you agree, Willy, We want to thank you DF today
Speaker 1: for our molts and sheiks. We leave you with the
Speaker 1: immortal words of the Stood.
Speaker 3: Report all I should be with you, Bill, see you later.
Speaker 1: Those are during our difficult days, me and Mike DeWine.
Speaker 1: I think we're sideways also in Springfield, Ohio, but I'm
Speaker 1: not sure. Let's continue with more Your comments are next segment?
Speaker 1: Are you willing to face the American people? Always on
Speaker 1: news radio seven hundred w elder.
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Speaker 7: want to be bad the Bowl, bad of the Bowl.
Speaker 1: My bully cunning him the great American issue.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: I was in a well deserved week's vacation back now,
Speaker 1: and I want to thank once again Dj Hodge and
Speaker 1: Bob Pittman, the CEO of Iartmedia, for providing to me
Speaker 1: a fine facility, a broadcast facility and call your county,
Speaker 1: which I'll use now and then. But thank you very
Speaker 1: much for that. But now I want to get back
Speaker 1: to you, the American people I've loved so well and
Speaker 1: served so long. If you have a crisis happening, whether
Speaker 1: it's North College Hill or brother It's Boon County or
Speaker 1: Dayton or Wilmington. I know at one point a friend
Speaker 1: of mine said, when you come back from Florida, would
Speaker 1: you mind bringing some rain with you. I had no
Speaker 1: idea i'd bring this much. There were parts of Florida
Speaker 1: they got eighteen inches of rain, and there were parts
Speaker 1: of Asheville, North Carolina they got twenty eight inches of
Speaker 1: rain in eight hours. And there's no facility in the
Speaker 1: world that could have handled that. It's a catastrophe. It's armageddon,
Speaker 1: and at this point the federal government is a little
Speaker 1: or nothing to resolve the difficulty. We played the comments
Speaker 1: earlier that Dave Keaton has about President Joe Biden saying
Speaker 1: no we don't plan on giving any more resources North
Speaker 1: Carolina because I think essentially FEMA and the system is overwhelmed.
Speaker 1: We're broke, don't have the money, got to print more money,
Speaker 1: and that's where we are. And the Biden Harris administration.
Speaker 1: By the way, Thursday and Friday of last week, President
Speaker 1: Joe Biden was on a beach in Delaware and Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris was out a fundraiser in San Francisco from high Tech.
Speaker 1: It was five hundred thousand dollars a plate fundraiser and
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris was nowhere to be found, nor was Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: He surfaced today saying we have no more resources to give.
Speaker 1: That's it unbelievable. And the politics of this should be
Speaker 1: completely irrelevant and immaterial because when these catastrophes occur, it's
Speaker 1: not time for politics. It is time to come together
Speaker 1: under good and competent leadership. Whether it was the fires
Speaker 1: in Maui or whether it was other national disasters that
Speaker 1: have happened. FEMA is completely overwhelmed, and Kamala Harris says
Speaker 1: she was brief by FEMA and spoke to the North
Speaker 1: Carolina governor about recovery efforts. The recovery is underway. And
Speaker 1: when she said that she was in San Francisco to
Speaker 1: fundraiser and Joe Biden was not in Nashville, North Carolina.
Speaker 1: He was on a beach somewhere in Delaware. And from
Speaker 1: public officials in Ashville. Listen to some of these comments.
Speaker 1: We have three lines open if you want to comment
Speaker 1: on the situation or comment where you are in your
Speaker 1: life now, how this storm affected you personally at five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand, and I'm going to go to the calls
Speaker 1: here in a moment or two. We have four lines available.
Speaker 1: The mayor of Asheville is saying the hospital can no
Speaker 1: longer sterilize equipment. There are so many bodies and cars
Speaker 1: you cannot count them. Bodies are laying everywhere. There's no
Speaker 1: aid coming from Washington. This is hundred times more dire
Speaker 1: than Katrina ever was. In fact, thanks are so bad
Speaker 1: and in North Carolina that Governor Ron DeSantis, by the way,
Speaker 1: I will be with on Thursday, said that he's releasing
Speaker 1: whatever federal aid that's coming to Florida to North Carolina
Speaker 1: and also stating that he is sending personnel from Florida
Speaker 1: to North Carolina and you heard the sheriff from a
Speaker 1: North Carolina affected in the first hour of the show.
Speaker 1: Plus I am told the sheriff Richard K. Jones and
Speaker 1: Charmaine mcuffe to send resources to North Carolina. They're totally
Speaker 1: cut off. Every road has been destroyed. I forty and
Speaker 1: I twenty six will be impassable for years. There are
Speaker 1: literally dozens and dozens of bridges, large and small on
Speaker 1: I forty and I twenty six. They all have to
Speaker 1: be rebuilt. They don't exist anymore. They've been cut off,
Speaker 1: roads have been destroyed, and you would think the Feds
Speaker 1: might be prepared, but of course they're not. You might
Speaker 1: recall in Katrina, when after three days went by, those
Speaker 1: huddling in the super Dome didn't have proper resources. The
Speaker 1: federal government launched itself upon George Bush, and the national
Speaker 1: media led the brigade about where is George Bush? For
Speaker 1: the last three or four days. Have you heard anything
Speaker 1: from the national media but the failure of the federal
Speaker 1: government to it Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, you've heard absolutely nothing.
Speaker 1: On Sunday, Joe Biden told the media that the victims
Speaker 1: of the hurricane quote have everything that they need quote
Speaker 1: unquote what and no more money is coming. All I
Speaker 1: can say is, what are you talking about? They've completely
Speaker 1: dropped the ball on the federal response to a Hurricane Helena.
Speaker 1: And all that Kamala Harris was looking for was photo
Speaker 1: ops on the border or elsewhere. She visited the border
Speaker 1: on Friday as this terrible hurricane buffeted its way through Florida.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Florida was hit as hard as
Speaker 1: you can be hit a bear key. Large parts of
Speaker 1: the little Keys off of the west coast of Florida
Speaker 1: were devastated, absolutely devastated. But Florida does this for a living.
Speaker 1: And I was there for the hurricane. I was at
Speaker 1: the shore's edge with the People's judge looking at an
Speaker 1: angry golf of Mexico. And things have worked out, but
Speaker 1: not North Carolina and South Carolina and Georgia Atlanta. They're
Speaker 1: not prepared for any of this. You can see I'm
Speaker 1: looking at Builtmore Village in North Carolina with the line
Speaker 1: seven to eight feet up buildings of where the flood
Speaker 1: went through and knocking buildings and homes off their moorings,
Speaker 1: sending him down down the river. It's truly an unbelievable circumstance.
Speaker 1: So it's going to be not months too, it's going
Speaker 1: to be years for these communities to resolve themselves. I'm
Speaker 1: thinking about Fort Myers Beach, where some of my friends
Speaker 1: have second homes and elsewhere, and those residents of Fort Myers,
Speaker 1: they were devastated with ian in which five to eight
Speaker 1: foot surge went over the top of the island for hours.
Speaker 1: Had happened again on Friday and Saturday. It was only
Speaker 1: one or two feet, but that is disastrous. I'm looking
Speaker 1: at parts of Builtmore Village, which is beautiful in North Carolina.
Speaker 1: It has gone. It's devastated. All hands on deck has
Speaker 1: got to happen. And I heard Biden earlier say he'll
Speaker 1: go there as necessary. What can he do? He says,
Speaker 1: they provided all the resources necessary and that no more
Speaker 1: help is coming. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 1: When they were problems in Afghanistan or a rock with
Speaker 1: building a bridge, setting up a factory or a school,
Speaker 1: handling orphanage's US Army many times under the leadership of
Speaker 1: brad Winstrup got it done. We build bridges all are Afghanistan,
Speaker 1: in Iraq. We can't build bridges in America. It takes years,
Speaker 1: if not decades, we're tied down or like the last
Speaker 1: days of the Roman Empire. It's not good. And all
Speaker 1: that were promise is more of the same leadership, and
Speaker 1: there needs to be all hands on deck when it
Speaker 1: comes to those fine people in North Carolina, South Carolina,
Speaker 1: and Georgia and parts of northern Florida. But Governor Desanta
Speaker 1: says we got this. He's now sending help to North Carolina.
Speaker 1: And the federal government allegedly has tapped out. If the media,
Speaker 1: which plays politics one hundred percent of the time, if
Speaker 1: this had happened under the Trump administration, they'd be held
Speaker 1: to pay. And the viewpoint of the mainstream media, let's
Speaker 1: go to the telephone calls. We have three lines open.
Speaker 1: If you call Now'll get you on the air in
Speaker 1: the next ten minutes, five and three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. Your reaction, How is your commun unity? How
Speaker 1: did you survive? What's happening? Large parts of Boone County
Speaker 1: in Wilmington were hit hard. I'm not sure North College
Speaker 1: Hill even as power back as I speak now some
Speaker 1: four days later, they were without police protection. When gunshots
Speaker 1: are fired in and around high school football games in
Speaker 1: North College Hill. It's a crisis and it's a catastrophe.
Speaker 1: And what can you do to help other than say
Speaker 1: the prayer of Saint Francis or the prayer of Saint Michael,
Speaker 1: the archangel to guards from evil that crawls around the world.
Speaker 1: And right now there's evil crawling all around the world.
Speaker 1: Let's go to a Kelly in Fort Mitchell and three
Speaker 1: or four others five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand.
Speaker 1: If you want your voice to be heard, and Kelly
Speaker 1: and Fort Mitchell about the storms. Welcome to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. And Kelly, how are you? I'm good?
Speaker 3: How are you? Bill?
Speaker 1: And we got chaos, confusion everywhere? What's happening? And beautiful
Speaker 1: Fort Mitchell, I just.
Speaker 3: Uh, we had a tree fall on our house Friday
Speaker 3: night or Friday afternoon.
Speaker 1: And and what in fact what impact did it have?
Speaker 1: Is it gone? Now you better call uh lester? But
Speaker 1: how bad is it?
Speaker 8: It's well, not a corner of our house down, it's
Speaker 8: not our both our decks down.
Speaker 3: Uh smashed the hot tub and it took part of
Speaker 3: our roof off, so pretty bad.
Speaker 1: Well, that's why you have insurance. You know. One thing
Speaker 1: that's happened in the past three years. I don't know
Speaker 1: if you've noticed this. According to the federal government, the
Speaker 1: cost of homeowners insurance has gone up fifty five percent
Speaker 1: the past three years and likely to go up that
Speaker 1: much in the next three years. More. You're going to
Speaker 1: spend one hundred percent more because some more of these
Speaker 1: claims happen. You think a hurricane that hits Florida, North
Speaker 1: Carolina is not in my backyard, but in a sense
Speaker 1: it is. Because there's only a few insurance companies that
Speaker 1: will take these risks, and they keep raising their premiums
Speaker 1: on people much at when you have tens of millions
Speaker 1: of illegals driving cars causing accidents in great number, those
Speaker 1: of us that have insurance got to pay for them too.
Speaker 1: It's all in the risk pull.
Speaker 3: That's what you can get them to pay.
Speaker 1: That's another issue. Insurance companies look for every loophole they
Speaker 1: can to make sure that you're not covered. You pay
Speaker 1: premiums for thousands of dollars. Then when you make a claim,
Speaker 1: they say, well, you're not in good hands anymore. That's
Speaker 1: not covered. That's not covered. You have these exclusions, you
Speaker 1: have this limit. In fact, many insurance policies have like
Speaker 1: a one thousand dollars limit on removing a tree, and
Speaker 1: they might claim, You know what, Kelly, that tree was
Speaker 1: in bad shape anyway, you should have cut it down
Speaker 1: before the storm, and therefore we're not going to cover anything.
Speaker 1: How would that make you feel?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I can't wait for that.
Speaker 3: Plus our first estimate to get their tree removed with
Speaker 3: seven thousand dollars, you.
Speaker 1: Better call Greg Lester, called Greg Leuster, He's the Arborius.
Speaker 1: Call somebody that sounds like too much money to me.
Speaker 1: I agree, Kelly, goode, luck Dale. Let's continue with the
Speaker 1: more way of Jerry and Milford and then Scott and Price,
Speaker 1: Hill and Tim, or Jim and Tim and Troy, Jerry
Speaker 1: and Milford, the home of the Eagles. Give me a
Speaker 1: full report.
Speaker 8: Okay, full report?
Speaker 3: Willy?
Speaker 8: Did you see sixty minutes after the football game yesterday
Speaker 8: about the insurance suggesting uh scenario going on with these
Speaker 8: insurance companies where the claim adjuster turns in two hundred
Speaker 8: and thirty one thousand dollars and the insurance company pays
Speaker 8: fifteen thousand of that. That's just the insurance company. But
Speaker 8: what gets me, Willy, our country is sending money, billions
Speaker 8: of dollars to Israel, billions to Zelenski, billions to every
Speaker 8: other country. What about us? What about the American people?
Speaker 8: Why is our gover? Why do we have to us?
Speaker 8: The American people got to fight for what should be ours.
Speaker 8: I would say, guess what, guys, you're not going to
Speaker 8: get the money overseas. I need it for my country.
Speaker 8: It's hard for me to help my neighbor paint their
Speaker 8: house when my own needs painted.
Speaker 1: You know, Jerry I mentioned that earlier that when you
Speaker 1: fly a plane, the first thing they tell you that
Speaker 1: in case of an emergency there the oxygen mask will
Speaker 1: drop and put that on. Put the mask on you first,
Speaker 1: before you help somebody else. Somehow, America has got to
Speaker 1: look out for itself, America first, and quit becoming the
Speaker 1: world's policeman. I have a report here from the Department
Speaker 1: of Justice that we're going to spend close to ten
Speaker 1: trillion dollars, I said, ten trillion dollars wasting on wars
Speaker 1: in Afghanistan and Iraq. And those moneys include money spent
Speaker 1: on the soldiers and schools we built there, the roads
Speaker 1: and the bridges we built there, the border walls we
Speaker 1: built there. And now we're told by the Republican and Democrats,
Speaker 1: don't be an isolation isolationist. We're told by a lot
Speaker 1: of Republicans and almost all the Democrats, We've got to
Speaker 1: spend billions and billions and more dollars in Ukraine. We
Speaker 1: have to prop up NATO even more. The UN need.
Speaker 1: It's more of our money. We got to send more
Speaker 1: money to Japan and Taiwan to help fight China. Before
Speaker 1: we do all that stuff, we've got to help ourselves first.
Speaker 1: We've got to take care of American issues first. The
Speaker 1: federal budget deficit. Today's the last day of the fiscal year,
Speaker 1: September thirtieth. The deficit this year is two point two
Speaker 1: trillion dollars. The interest on that on the accumulated debt
Speaker 1: is one point two trillion. Every year we pay an
Speaker 1: interest on the national debt. And most politicians say we've
Speaker 1: got to spend more money. We're not spending quite enough money.
Speaker 1: And that's on top of a fifty five percent increase
Speaker 1: in car insurance, a forty eight percent increase in homeowners insurance,
Speaker 1: a thirty seven percent increase in gasoline, a forty percent
Speaker 1: increase in groceries, a fifty percent increase in the cost
Speaker 1: of hamburger, one hundred and seventy percent increase in the
Speaker 1: cost of eggs. I look around and we're spending all
Speaker 1: this money, and the money we send to Washington by
Speaker 1: individuals is barely enough to pay interest on the national debt,
Speaker 1: and not enough for Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, for the
Speaker 1: run the Departments of Defense and State. We barely pay
Speaker 1: enough money as persons to pay the interest on the
Speaker 1: national debt. And the solution is to spend more money
Speaker 1: and borrow it to give to people to whom it's
Speaker 1: not entitled and open up the southern border, let hundreds
Speaker 1: of millions of more into the country. That's costing US
Speaker 1: billions of dollars every year. And then when we say
Speaker 1: it in NATO, look, you've got to spend two percent
Speaker 1: of GDP to protect yourself. Were told that Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: thinks that's too much to ask of NATO to defend itself.
Speaker 1: What do you think about those numbers?
Speaker 8: I think, Bill, this is pissing you off, That's what
Speaker 8: I think.
Speaker 1: No, I'm looking at my country. I've lived long. Look,
Speaker 1: I'm in the November of my years. I've seen what's
Speaker 1: going on, I see what's coming. I'm fine, You're probably fine.
Speaker 1: But our kids and grandkids are going to live in
Speaker 1: definitely a different country because of what happened the past
Speaker 1: ten or fifteen years, and we can't afford it. Hell,
Speaker 1: in two thousand and one, which wasn't exactly the dark Ages,
Speaker 1: the accumulated national debt after two hundred and some years
Speaker 1: of America's existence was a total of four trillion dollars.
Speaker 1: Now it's thirty six trillion. It's gone up what nine
Speaker 1: times in the past twenty two years? How's that possible?
Speaker 1: Why do we do this to ourselves? And it happens
Speaker 1: under Republicans and Democrats, it happens under both. Why do
Speaker 1: we do this to ourselves anticipating a different result? Well,
Speaker 1: how about one point two trillion interest on the national
Speaker 1: debt and that's going.
Speaker 8: Up, And that's more than we spend on our military,
Speaker 8: just the interest alone, Willie, it's stupid.
Speaker 3: Well, we got to get done.
Speaker 1: Well, you can't anticipate change doing exactly the same thing constantly.
Speaker 1: Change will not take place. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 3: Yes, I do.
Speaker 1: All right, back to work, and thank you for your call.
Speaker 1: Let's continue. We have thousands on hold. Got to get
Speaker 1: to them at some point. But can you smell when
Speaker 1: I'm cooking? Are these America's last days? Or is the
Speaker 1: bright days lying ahead? We've got to change course. Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: a great American, live at Sham of the Bengals, and
Speaker 1: he's radio seven hundred WULW.
Speaker 5: Hurricane Helen is set to make landfall tonight in Florida
Speaker 5: and the Tampa area. And guys, it's not looking good.
Speaker 5: One hundred and five mile par wins. And look at
Speaker 5: the name of the hurricane, Helleen. Coincidentally, that's my ex
Speaker 5: wife's name. Our divorce was finalized this week. And if
Speaker 5: this thing is anything like her, it's gonna take your car,
Speaker 5: it's gonna take your house, it's gonna ruin your damn life.
Speaker 5: Or I probably flat neighbors too, But I digress. B Anyway, guys,
Speaker 5: I'm sorry to put my air out on the air,
Speaker 5: but it's been a rough week. And guess what if
Speaker 5: you're in this area right here, the Tampa area, you're
Speaker 5: gonna have a rough week as well. Okay, Bob, Wait,
Speaker 5: another coincidence. Her mom and dad, Jaleen's mom and dad
Speaker 5: are from Tampa sa. Hey, John March, You're gonna feel
Speaker 5: it too.
Speaker 7: You're gonna feel the.
Speaker 5: Wrath of Heleen like I have for the past four years.
Speaker 2: Hello, quiet, I'm brought cash.
Speaker 1: Did Steve woman named Helene? Is that kay Ron's day?
Speaker 1: That was Steve Raley talking about it? If you talk
Speaker 1: about his wife Helene would be frank. How about that guy?
Speaker 1: I've been gone? What happened to Steve Rawley? What's the latest?
Speaker 1: I think is uh? I guess his two sons or
Speaker 1: one of his sons got charged? Kyle, I guess is
Speaker 1: he back yet?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Why isn't he back?
Speaker 8: I want him?
Speaker 1: Call channel nine? I want him back. Well, call channel nine.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna call him. It's not fair. He deserves to
Speaker 1: be back. Well, I don't know, I mean probably waiting
Speaker 1: to see what happens in the courts. Is he related
Speaker 1: to a woman named Helene? I don't know. Let's find
Speaker 1: out you not to my knowledge. Okay, Penny's setting up
Speaker 1: this flag football team for senior females. Well, talk to
Speaker 1: your wife and your mother. Would SEG's mom be interested
Speaker 1: and maybe playing tailback center center? Yeah? I mean we're
Speaker 1: gonna get older, older women out there playing rugby and
Speaker 1: maybe cliff diving and then pick it up maybe like
Speaker 1: a little gymnastic kind of a deal. Maybe do a
Speaker 1: little some own bio stuff. Would that work, do you think?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: On the floor, pack the fields around the Tri State
Speaker 1: wherever they Are'm gonna talk to Bob co Op about
Speaker 1: using Xavier facilities for the women's rugby. You know he's
Speaker 1: got to be Xavier. What about you? What about you
Speaker 1: see over there more it's more intimate and quiet. Oh,
Speaker 1: I like the job, but you're saying you see is
Speaker 1: not correctly. I like the president. Colleen hasis doing a
Speaker 1: good job at Xavier. I like her. Well, now we
Speaker 1: have a soccer field, yeah, TQL stadium. Well, but I
Speaker 1: want to see as another homer homer for the Braves.
Speaker 1: Lenreano just homered three nothing. Now explain it to me sake. First,
Speaker 1: get us into the Studente report before we I like
Speaker 1: being with you. If I told you that before me too.
Speaker 1: If you're a woman, I kiss your out on the lips.
Speaker 1: Welcome back. Uh the Stooge Report. Will He is a
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Speaker 1: the Rocks upon the Rosa was hit? What the Rock
Speaker 1: isn't home with home repairs? Got little right? See the
Speaker 1: little Rock's got a broken arm? Really yep? What happened?
Speaker 1: The other Rock beat the crap out of them? What
Speaker 1: two out of three match he had Wrestlemanian Harrison broken
Speaker 1: arm of the Littlest Rock? The pebble Willie the See
Speaker 1: Bengals update that brought to you by Good Spirits, Winding
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Speaker 1: tailgate headquarters of Corso's Bengals got win number one yesterday
Speaker 1: against a red Rifle. Now they look toward this Sunday
Speaker 1: pay Course Stadium when Leap and Lamar and Big Derrick
Speaker 1: Henry roll into city. What's the spread on the game?
Speaker 1: I think I saw Baltimore's like a one and a
Speaker 1: half point favorite. The team that Baltimore looked impregnable and
Speaker 1: the Bengals not so good. So let's see what the
Speaker 1: Bengals need to win this game? Would you agree that
Speaker 1: would be if the house the rushing defense for the Bengals.
Speaker 1: I think you give up like one hundred and forty
Speaker 1: yards a game. More to night on Bengals Line, Lance
Speaker 1: and Company at six oh five, right here on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW. Then what college football? Bearcats quarterback Brendan Soresby
Speaker 1: is the Big twelve newcomer of the week four hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty six yards, four touchdowns Saturday night against the
Speaker 1: Red Raiders of Texas Tech, the home of Joe Walter.
Speaker 1: They were homerd Bearcats were Homered Red's update Bob Nightingale
Speaker 1: USA Today says former Miami manager twenty twenty three Manager
Speaker 1: of the Year Skip Schumacher is number one on the
Speaker 1: target list for the Reds new managerial job. Does he
Speaker 1: have a Reds connection of any time? Skip Schumacher? I
Speaker 1: used to play here he did. Yeah, well, let's years ago.
Speaker 1: Let's get him back. How's David Bell doing? I don't know.
Speaker 1: He's got four point nine million dollars coming to him.
Speaker 1: How would you feel if if Bob Pittman says, say
Speaker 1: you got to go, but we'll give you four point
Speaker 1: nine million. See, you wouldn't want to be you in
Speaker 1: the game. Let's see, it's now in the sixth inning,
Speaker 1: bottom of the sixth inning, and the atl Ozzy Albis
Speaker 1: is a two run homer and the Braves now lead
Speaker 1: the Mets three nothing in that crucial double header. What
Speaker 1: do you think if they split? Both go. If the
Speaker 1: Braves sweep, the Braves are in and the d Backs
Speaker 1: are in. If the Mets come back and sweep, they're
Speaker 1: in and the d Backs are in. So they got
Speaker 1: to split. If they split, then what happens? Then then
Speaker 1: the Braves and Mets are going. But if they don't split,
Speaker 1: then you got a crisis. Go ahead. It's a moment
Speaker 1: that MLB fans have been long waiting for. Let's hear it.
Speaker 1: The league announced today that's starting in twenty twenty five
Speaker 1: at the All Star Game right there in Truest Arena
Speaker 1: or Truest Arena Truest Park in Atlanta. Players competing in
Speaker 1: the All Star Game will sport their teams home and
Speaker 1: away jerseys during festivity. So they got rid of them
Speaker 1: stupid uniforms. They've been wearing for the past few weeks,
Speaker 1: a few years. Stupid one because nobody buys them because
Speaker 1: they're ugly. Stupid. Whoever, whoever, I could have done better. Job, stupid, right,
Speaker 1: your grandson could have done better. Get the call man
Speaker 1: involved in a get them involved, right. Let's see what else.
Speaker 1: Red's finished fourth in the NL Central, one game out
Speaker 1: of last. Elie day La Cruz the second Reds player
Speaker 1: to League Baseball with sixty six steals. Bobby Tolan last
Speaker 1: did it in nineteen seventy with fifty seven. So Bobby Tolan,
Speaker 1: remember hemy hurt his achilles playing basketball, So we'll see
Speaker 1: what happened. FC Cincinnati of course lost Saturday night. They
Speaker 1: play tomorrow Wednesday night against New York New York City
Speaker 1: FC Xander Schaffley four straight birdies the final day of
Speaker 1: the United States won the President's Cup for a ten
Speaker 1: straight time, downing the international squad. And it was some, uh,
Speaker 1: there was some trouble the past few days with those
Speaker 1: guys yelling at each other and stuff. Can't have that
Speaker 1: on the international squad, I don't know. It was kind
Speaker 1: of can't have that ill feelings on the golf course.
Speaker 1: Sega's one team in the NFL. That is the worst
Speaker 1: record than the Bengals. One team. Uh'd be the Jaguars,
Speaker 1: isn't it?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 1: And for Bengals one and three and they lost in
Speaker 1: the last few seconds at Houston, Yeah, Houston yesterday. I
Speaker 1: gotta see what's going on there, segment. We got problems,
Speaker 1: chaos and confusion. Reign supreme. We have nothing but chaos.
Speaker 1: See it'll it'll calm down now that that you that
Speaker 1: you are back at the Helm. I'm here now. When
Speaker 1: I leave, David Bell gets fired, Bengals going the Crapper,
Speaker 1: the Bearacuts, get Homer to Texas Tech. And then I
Speaker 1: come back and we have tea hare and I everywhere
Speaker 1: right if limbs are down, leaves are every which way
Speaker 1: north College Hill. Still it doesn't have power, I don't
Speaker 1: think of course. Now they have power to have gunshots
Speaker 1: far at all around the high school games, that's a
Speaker 1: different issue. Don't get it started on that. We got
Speaker 1: nothing but all helper. How by the way, the Coleraine
Speaker 1: High School win a game when I was gone, No,
Speaker 1: they lost, have won a games since what twenty law three?
Speaker 1: Tom Bolden beat his X team fifty two to nothing.
Speaker 1: So it only played the second stringers in so they're
Speaker 1: they're oz and six Molar Moler shut out LaSalle on
Speaker 1: North Bend Road thirty eight nil. And then sat X
Speaker 1: Saint X won over Elder twenty two to seventeen. And
Speaker 1: the big one, of course was Deer Park. Well, no,
Speaker 1: the big one was Harrison. So let's see what rockies Harrison.
Speaker 1: Wildcats won Notre Dame one over lou Louisville, which was
Speaker 1: a good game, but nobody hardly saw because it was
Speaker 1: on Peacock. And then, by the way, I have I
Speaker 1: have Colts beat the Steelers. I have pea Cock for
Speaker 1: some reason, you do. I don't know why I have it,
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Speaker 1: code and everything. No, no, I don't name my code.
Speaker 1: I always use the same code three seven three seven
Speaker 1: three seven. That's why I don't forget the code. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, Okay, So I'm not stupid. Write
Speaker 1: that down so everybody knows about it. Three seven three
Speaker 1: seven three seven. Sometimes I put a J at the end.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I don't because I'm thinking people think if I
Speaker 1: got a letter, it'll be b or C or WDC
Speaker 1: or something I'm putting in J that confuses people completely.
Speaker 1: See what I'm saying, You're you're like a human Enigma
Speaker 1: machine three seven three seven three seven J. They can't
Speaker 1: break the code like the British step with the German
Speaker 1: U boats that helped them save thousands of American lives.
Speaker 1: They can go. Wait, we can build bridges all over
Speaker 1: the world, can't build one here I forty nine twenty six.
Speaker 1: Maybe NATO will give us some a Do you think
Speaker 1: that's possible? Well, I think, uh, help is on the way,
Speaker 1: but uh, you know, well who's down there in Valdosta,
Speaker 1: Georgia now giving out stuff? Rocky Boyman No d j T.
Speaker 1: He's on the scene even before the President of the
Speaker 1: United States gets there. And who knows where? You know
Speaker 1: who is Miss Harris. The more you see her, the
Speaker 1: more you hear her, the more you don't want to
Speaker 1: see her. And you don't want to hear her because
Speaker 1: she's annoying. Probably don't even know where Tennessee, North Carolina
Speaker 1: come to come together. Bet that on the southern border,
Speaker 1: she said, I bet you couldn't spell it. Course, apparently,
Speaker 1: I guess she was only there twenty minutes on the
Speaker 1: southern border, didn't meet with anybody. You see what she
Speaker 1: was wearing a sixty four thousand dollars diamond necklace on
Speaker 1: the southern border from Louis Vaton, Louis Vinton, as Penny
Speaker 1: calls him, Louis Vauton and an expensive diamond and blost gold.
Speaker 1: You know you have those, don't you. She's right for
Speaker 1: the middle class, right there. Doesn't a lot of middle
Speaker 1: class have sixty thousand dollars diamond necklace, lives in a
Speaker 1: ten million dollar home. Yeah, but she's right there with
Speaker 1: Justell Bunskin. And by the way, he's dating some race
Speaker 1: car driver. They could date people like you and not
Speaker 1: who is it? Can't say just El Bunskin? Is he
Speaker 1: in Nascar? Missus Tom Brady, you can't be Nascar? An
Speaker 1: IndyCar one one can't say. Can't say that's mac for
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Speaker 1: think Messi drives it about Ronaldo. Now he doesn't write it.
Speaker 1: He just kicks about Beckham, about David Beckham. What about
Speaker 1: Kaka Caka? Where's Kaka? I think he's retired. He should
Speaker 1: be retired segue, have nothing, But isn't it great to
Speaker 1: have me back? This is wonderful. You're not kid, is wonderful.
Speaker 1: I think the audience. Will you know if you took
Speaker 1: a flash pole right now would be Have you seen
Speaker 1: the opulent studios built by Bob Pittman for me in Naples?
Speaker 1: Have you seen the studios? Gorgeous photos on the website,
Speaker 1: And I said, it's unbelievable, much nicer than this. Looking
Speaker 1: at the sea outside, they're calling it mini mar a lago,
Speaker 1: that's what they're saying. Well, all I can say is
Speaker 1: we got problems. Got a golden microphone, yep, like the
Speaker 1: late Rush limball hand he gave it to me. Yep.
Speaker 1: I like that. Plus get a little golf with DJT
Speaker 1: And I said, keep an eye on the foliage. I
Speaker 1: don't want to see a barrel coming. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, don't hook one. No, So we got nothing
Speaker 1: but issues and problems everywhere I look. We have nothing
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Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 1: And how about how about that walls guy? He's a
Speaker 1: governor of Minnesota, right, yep. So he goes Saturday to
Speaker 1: the Missesota Michigan game. How'd that work out?
Speaker 6: All?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: So all of a sudden you see him in a
Speaker 1: regular jacket. Then somebody gives him a mixed Michigan jacket
Speaker 1: and he's walking around Michigan going go blue. Now that
Speaker 1: right there, he ought to be impeached in Minnesota. He's
Speaker 1: a clown. It's unbelievable. I'm sitting here going the guy's
Speaker 1: the governor of Minnesota and he's we're in a Michigan
Speaker 1: jacket and you had a go blue. Don't worry about
Speaker 1: the Golden Gophers, seg My friends in talk radio tells
Speaker 1: me that on the horizon there's terrible information coming out
Speaker 1: about tampon. Tim Waltz. Yeah, can't say. He just can't
Speaker 1: say what that is. Jumps around, he looks goofy at,
Speaker 1: goofball because he's weird. He says, Trump is weird. Oh correct, whatever.
Speaker 1: I am accuse the other side of engaging in your behavior,
Speaker 1: of course, but mark my words. On this September the
Speaker 1: thirtieth to ten fifty one PM, there's information online about
Speaker 1: Tim Walls that will shock the foundations of the campaign
Speaker 1: The Foundations shall be shocked, Shocked and amazed. Segment. Okay,
Speaker 1: your comments, I don't know what to tell you. You're
Speaker 1: just saying you got some insight info. Yes, and it's
Speaker 1: raining in Atlanta. Oh no, here we a perfect they
Speaker 1: need some rain. Perfect the doubleheader. One team's got to
Speaker 1: go to San Diego. The other team's going somewhere else. Well,
Speaker 1: the good friend of mine told me when I left
Speaker 1: about eight days ago, bring some rain back with you,
Speaker 1: will you? I said, okay, certainly did, I'll bring some back.
Speaker 1: You certainly did. A friend of mine named Jay said,
Speaker 1: bring back some rain. I said, okay, are you happy now?
Speaker 1: Segment Did I bring some rain? Yes? You did? Thank you.
Speaker 1: Jennifer ketch Mark said, I like that. By the way,
Speaker 1: Free Steve Raleigh the Chin? Yeah, is he coming on today?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Free Steve Raleigh. Channel nine management o't
Speaker 1: aka the Chin all Caleb, no over there, you I
Speaker 1: would know. Tanya O'Rourke would know. All there. You go
Speaker 1: check with her, maybe sureI pololo and not talk to
Speaker 1: her in a while and find out Free Raleigh. Now, yeah,
Speaker 1: unless he married someone named Helena, in which case, leave
Speaker 1: her alone. How about the opening bit from this other
Speaker 1: newscaster in North Carolina, Helene. Helayne. My ex wife was Elaine.
Speaker 1: She put me through misery, so now I got another Helene.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, all right segment, get me out of
Speaker 1: the Studge Report. Please, if you don't mind, will you
Speaker 1: in honor of sunshine hitting our way sometime? Did I
Speaker 1: bring enough rain back with me? We leave you with
Speaker 1: the and your triumphant return to the airwaves. Big problem
Speaker 1: in the Paul Sounds and Naples was keep the carts
Speaker 1: on the path. People were unhappy. Crisis in America. We
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Speaker 5: Report on the strikes and mister President.
Speaker 1: Seven the strike work collective wire Neffer, I think you'll
Speaker 1: set the strike now that that shows you're right there.
Speaker 1: He was asking about the strikes and Yemen, which is
Speaker 1: like like Israel, but he thinks it strikes like some
Speaker 1: in coastal and the coast So we're gonna leave you
Speaker 1: is collective bargaining. Maybe the hooties at it. Talk to
Speaker 1: the hooties about that, mister mister President that any comment
Speaker 1: by this strikes in South MN. Well when he collective bargaining.
Speaker 1: Alcoln Margoning got to win in trouble segment. Thank you,
Speaker 1: yes sir. Next up is Eddie and we believe the
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Speaker 1: do you know who the editor of the Inquiry is? Yeah,
Speaker 1: he was just here. I think he's going to buy
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I can't say on the radio love
Speaker 1: oh Burl Love bingo right there there he is to
Speaker 1: know who I am? Segment He was on Kiss one
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Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW