Speaker 1: It's the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: Garry Teff Walker in for Willie once again on this Monday,
Speaker 2: November eighteenth, twenty twenty four. Bengals fans still licking their wounds.
Speaker 2: Don't try and picture that in your minds. After another
Speaker 2: disappointing laws where the med and stripes came up short,
Speaker 2: So we won't belabor that point. Let's get on with things.
Speaker 2: Our first guest today is a new rising media star,
Speaker 2: the New Media thousands of viewers and followers, and the
Speaker 2: author of the upcoming book Americans Anonymous, Restoring Power to
Speaker 2: the People, one citizen at a time. Do you feel
Speaker 2: like this past election was your chance to exercise your
Speaker 2: voice and your power as an individual in America? Or
Speaker 2: is it all a smoke screen too? Are they're greater,
Speaker 2: darker powers at work. We've heard about the deep state,
Speaker 2: We've heard of about draining the swamp and Donald Trump
Speaker 2: promising to do that again and some promising signs that
Speaker 2: he may attempt it again, which is why they're The
Speaker 2: other side is resisting so much against the cleaning out
Speaker 2: of our federal government, shrinking in size and reducing the
Speaker 2: effect that globalist powers have on you and me as
Speaker 2: individual American citizens.
Speaker 1: To address that in more.
Speaker 2: Mel Kay for the first time on this program, I know,
Speaker 2: the first time I've had a chance to interview her,
Speaker 2: mel Kay, the star of the Melky Show and author
Speaker 2: of that book I mentioned, mel Kay, Good afternoon and welcome.
Speaker 3: Thank you for having me.
Speaker 4: Very excited to be here.
Speaker 1: Yep, excited to have you too.
Speaker 2: We've made many attempts and finally it came together. So
Speaker 2: let me ask you first, mel Kay, when people talk
Speaker 2: about the deep state and establishment Washington, are they really
Speaker 2: talking about something much greater than that, i e. The
Speaker 2: globalist who want to eliminate individual sovereign nations like ours.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they are talking about that. It's been a long
Speaker 4: game plan originally really kicked into action by Kissinger and
Speaker 4: Brazinski and Rockefeller and all of the people that were
Speaker 4: involved in setting up the United Nations, the Crown as well,
Speaker 4: and it's been going on NonStop. I believe the first
Speaker 4: two against America happened with the murder of JFK and
Speaker 4: then the after math cover up of the murder of
Speaker 4: JFK that is still being covered up to this day.
Speaker 4: But it appears that right now where we are as
Speaker 4: we have a captured nation where there's a global public
Speaker 4: private partnership above our government that is really.
Speaker 3: Far more in control than people believe or even know.
Speaker 4: And they are treating America like we are, you know,
Speaker 4: like it's like they're the parent company of the United
Speaker 4: States and we're just lucky they let us live here,
Speaker 4: and they've gotten away with it for time after time.
Speaker 3: And on the other.
Speaker 4: Side, we have the Patriot Act, which I believe to
Speaker 4: be the most unconstitutional thing that happens to this country.
Speaker 4: And the Patriot Acts spawn in intelligence branch basically that
Speaker 4: would be DHS and PSA and all of them that
Speaker 4: they have no oversight whatsoever appears at this point, and
Speaker 4: they seem to be working for the parent company.
Speaker 3: Not for we the people.
Speaker 4: They're actually spying on we the people and getting in
Speaker 4: the way of our sovereignty as individual citizens more often
Speaker 4: than not. And at this point, we the.
Speaker 3: People have one shot.
Speaker 4: I think God, I think brought us a respite and
Speaker 4: we have some stand in the gears to the globalist
Speaker 4: plan which is regionalized in governments above nation states. But
Speaker 4: people have to get aware to what happened here, who's involved,
Speaker 4: and what does that mean for the individual citizen when
Speaker 4: it comes to your own backyard, Because though there's a
Speaker 4: huge swamp in DC, this swamp is actually everywhere in
Speaker 4: our country and has infiltrated us in all different ways,
Speaker 4: but certainly in local governments, local contracts, all kinds of
Speaker 4: things that have come through with this fraudulent Sustainable Development
Speaker 4: goal model of the Genda twenty thirty. So we have
Speaker 4: to be very aware that getting these people out of
Speaker 4: our backyards is the first step to taking back our country.
Speaker 2: Well, you talk about these people in the corporate Partnership.
Speaker 1: At all.
Speaker 2: This goes to the World Economic Forum, this goes to
Speaker 2: the World Health Organization. Correct, all of those agencies and
Speaker 2: those gatherings have peither when they gather in Stavos, they're
Speaker 2: plotting the takeover of every sovereign nation and any kind
Speaker 2: of autonomy that anybody in those nations may enjoy. And
Speaker 2: as you mentioned, they've been largely successful up to this point.
Speaker 2: But you mentioned the respite and Donald Trump started to
Speaker 2: talking about draining the swamp in Washington eight years ago,
Speaker 2: nine years ago, and did give us that pause in
Speaker 2: what had been planned. And I think what you're talking
Speaker 2: about also speaks to the fact that for almost four years.
Speaker 2: Many Americans, like myself and probably like you, we're asking, okay,
Speaker 2: we know Joe Biden is not in charge of anything
Speaker 2: these people. When you ask who's really in charge of
Speaker 2: our of our federal government.
Speaker 1: Who.
Speaker 2: Exactly, well, let's let's name let's name names.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, for me, first and foremost, I think Larry
Speaker 4: think of Blackrock as more power than the president or
Speaker 4: anyone else in the government.
Speaker 3: At this point.
Speaker 4: He is also on the board of the World Economic Forum,
Speaker 4: the board of the Council Foreign Relations, and Blackrock is
Speaker 4: the only firm that, it appears, works freely.
Speaker 3: In communists China. At the same time.
Speaker 4: Blackrock also controls most of public pensions and private pensions
Speaker 4: of US citizens while investing all over the world into
Speaker 4: all different kinds of things with our money. And nobody
Speaker 4: seems to ever say, what is going on.
Speaker 3: With Blackrock and Vanguard? How can they possibly control must
Speaker 3: the entire s.
Speaker 4: And p five hundred and all kinds of things around
Speaker 4: this country? And then you go to the meetings that
Speaker 4: they go to. Who goes Bill Gate, Jeff Bezos, Reid Hoffmann,
Speaker 4: all these different people that you see at Davos, And
Speaker 4: then they have you know, they just finished the cop conference,
Speaker 4: which nobody talked about in the news. While you know,
Speaker 4: we were celebrating our victory, they're there still planning for
Speaker 4: Agenda twenty thirty, which is there's seventeen sustainable development goals
Speaker 4: which all require full track and trade surveillance of basically
Speaker 4: all of humanity from birth to death. And what they
Speaker 4: talk about there also is making natural resources and resources
Speaker 4: in general US surveiled and tracked and putting in ESG
Speaker 4: scores and social credit scores. And the scary part is
Speaker 4: that this model is already built in China.
Speaker 3: And the question is who built it in China.
Speaker 4: Well, there were a lot of people that are now
Speaker 4: in behind the scenes in the Biden administration, including Eric
Speaker 4: Schmidt formerly of Google, and many other defense contractors that
Speaker 4: are very involved in the Chinese track and trace surveillance system.
Speaker 4: And it's coming to really become very clear that a
Speaker 4: lot of the executive orders that Barack Obama or Biden,
Speaker 4: whoever you want to call, dropped right when Biden got
Speaker 4: into office, were to get us back into Agenda twenty thirty,
Speaker 4: while Trump had pulled US out of the globalist oli
Speaker 4: our controlled organizations like the World Health Organization UNESCO, the
Speaker 4: Immigration pack.
Speaker 3: The Paris Climate Accords.
Speaker 4: Well, Joe Biden went all in and went back into
Speaker 4: all those with all of our money. Hundreds hundreds of
Speaker 4: millions of dollars go into these organizations that we never see.
Speaker 3: A dollar of. They're not even looked at.
Speaker 4: And then you can go all the way up to
Speaker 4: the IMF, the World Bank, and at the top the
Speaker 4: Bank of International Settlements, which nobody even really knows of
Speaker 4: it has some kind of sovereign immunity like the Vatican,
Speaker 4: and our twelve governors of our private federal reserve go
Speaker 4: there every.
Speaker 3: Few months for meetings that we don't even know about.
Speaker 4: So there is a group above our governments that not
Speaker 4: only need at conferences, but have long been planning to
Speaker 4: regionalize control above our nations. So but Biden also put
Speaker 4: in the Declaration of North America to get to a
Speaker 4: place where they would erase our borders, as pro George
Speaker 4: Soros's open society plans since the nineties. And so we
Speaker 4: have to be very aware that this is a long
Speaker 4: game plan. And when Trump says they're not after me,
Speaker 4: they're after you, and I'm in the way, the actual
Speaker 4: truth is They're not after America, They're after the world,
Speaker 4: and America is in the way, namely our constitution, our
Speaker 4: Bill of Rights, in our DNA since seventeen seventy six
Speaker 4: is a big problem for those that would like to
Speaker 4: see the end of the nation state. So right now
Speaker 4: America is not just fighting for America and our sovereignty,
Speaker 4: our borders, language of culture. We're really fighting for the
Speaker 4: world because if they can knot get America into this
Speaker 4: surveillance system that is Agenda twenty thirty, then it collapses.
Speaker 4: So right now I see Trump's going to pull out
Speaker 4: of the Paris Climate Court again.
Speaker 3: I hope he goes all the way up to pulling
Speaker 3: out of the UN.
Speaker 4: Which has been a complete and total failure and a
Speaker 4: boondoggle and basically a money laundering black hole. All of
Speaker 4: the agencies included in their tentacles, they're the same way,
Speaker 4: and I really just think that their day is done
Speaker 4: and we have to find a better way forward to
Speaker 4: cooperate because also what's happened is that Biden has isolated
Speaker 4: US from the rest of the world under the guise
Speaker 4: of alienating Russia.
Speaker 3: Instead, he pushed Russia and.
Speaker 4: China and basically all the bricks nations together to go
Speaker 4: faster than they were going dollarize. So a lot of
Speaker 4: damage has been done, but nothing can't be undone. But
Speaker 4: it's got to be the American people that are pushing for.
Speaker 3: The right choices and making our voices heard. And luckily
Speaker 3: we still have.
Speaker 4: That opportunity because had Trump not won, I assure you
Speaker 4: that they were not. They were going to pull what
Speaker 4: they pulled on Alex Jones and everyone else on.
Speaker 5: All of us.
Speaker 3: They were going to silence all of us. So we
Speaker 3: won that battle.
Speaker 2: Talking to mel Kay on American Autonomy and Americans Anonymous,
Speaker 2: which is an upcoming book.
Speaker 1: When is the book going to be out mail?
Speaker 4: The book actually came out last week and it's available everywhere,
Speaker 4: including on the melkshow dot com website. And it's really
Speaker 4: about how did we get here, how do we, you know,
Speaker 4: get out of this, and what American citizens can do
Speaker 4: because we've been convinced all these years that we have
Speaker 4: no power.
Speaker 2: Well that's the thing, and a lot of people really
Speaker 2: believe that. Let's go back to some key points of
Speaker 2: how these globalists have tried to usurp our individual sovereignty
Speaker 2: in our country, sovereignty and the sovereignty of people all
Speaker 2: over the world and that still have nation states that
Speaker 2: aren't totally subjugated to these world powers. The COVID, the
Speaker 2: COVID lockdowns and the surveillance there that was part of this.
Speaker 2: Are the non ending wars, aren't they also a great
Speaker 2: component of this?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it's And a lot of this does.
Speaker 4: Have to do with money, the international banking system, how
Speaker 4: the IMF works.
Speaker 3: A lot of a lot of it is really.
Speaker 4: Also ties back to the opening up of China and
Speaker 4: sending all of our manufacturing and everything to China.
Speaker 3: This was all a long game plan.
Speaker 4: It's very hard to look back on history and not
Speaker 4: think that both Bushes, Clinton, Obama, and Biden are all
Speaker 4: in on it.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean Nixon. Nixon helped open up China. We're
Speaker 2: talking about fifty some years ago. And you mentioned you
Speaker 2: mentioned Henry Kissinger exactly.
Speaker 4: Henry Kissinger, to me is the architect of what I
Speaker 4: call the controlled demolition of America to subjugate us to
Speaker 4: the global powers. And obviously he was recruited and worked
Speaker 4: with Rockefeller and Brazinski, and a lot of what we
Speaker 4: see now also came out of the project for a
Speaker 4: new American century in two thousand with their militarization of
Speaker 4: the world, eight hundred bases.
Speaker 3: All over planet Earth.
Speaker 4: That don't even want us there, while we're leaving our
Speaker 4: borders wide open. And then the whole thing about the
Speaker 4: illegal immigration. It's all over the world, not just here,
Speaker 4: And it's a plan. It's a plan to make countries
Speaker 4: unable to unite, unable to have shared values and cultures
Speaker 4: and traditions and all the things that make nations states
Speaker 4: so great and so awesome. They want to eliminate that
Speaker 4: and make them all basically subjugated to this world curriculum
Speaker 4: and this world vision of globalism and globalists and global
Speaker 4: citizen try and they've worked very hard to get that
Speaker 4: into our psyche.
Speaker 3: But that's not.
Speaker 4: Really the best way forward for individuals humans to have
Speaker 4: their sovereign rights as individuals, including their inalienable rights, all
Speaker 4: that has to go for their model, and I believe
Speaker 4: that they're failing.
Speaker 3: But we've got to be careful with the.
Speaker 4: Biometric data and the track and trace surveillance that we're
Speaker 4: allowing on our phones.
Speaker 3: People should be up at arms about the relationship.
Speaker 4: Between the NSA, the FI vised Nations A warrantless surveillance
Speaker 4: on people. Everything that happened to Trump during a crossfire
Speaker 4: hurricane is basically being used on anyone that is a
Speaker 4: threat to this ideology that Brock brought in with fundamentally
Speaker 4: transforming America. And now we have a shot. And it's
Speaker 4: not about revenge. It's not about that. It is about
Speaker 4: naming names and holding people accountable, because, like I said,
Speaker 4: no one's been held accountable since nineteen sixty three and
Speaker 4: the murder of JFK. And in fact, it appears that
Speaker 4: most people get promoted when they cover up crimes by
Speaker 4: our government for reasons of national security, when that usually
Speaker 4: just means our government committed crimes either again us or
Speaker 4: against a foreign nation that they don't want us to
Speaker 4: know about.
Speaker 1: All right, two minutes, let's sum it up.
Speaker 2: You say, you say that ordinary citizens, each of us,
Speaker 2: has a role and can stop this.
Speaker 4: How first and foremost, you've got to get back out
Speaker 4: there in your local community. You've got to take stake
Speaker 4: and claim in your backyard. And you're building, uh, you know,
Speaker 4: some more vigilant groups. We the people need to be
Speaker 4: the oversight committee of these giant contracts that come in
Speaker 4: and whatever they're doing in your local school.
Speaker 3: District and all of that. We can't leave it to Washington,
Speaker 3: d C.
Speaker 4: We have to do it. I suggest starting freedom and
Speaker 4: liberty groups all over the country that keep an eye
Speaker 4: on how your local government.
Speaker 3: Is spending your money. How much money.
Speaker 4: Are they taking from the Bloombergs and the other people
Speaker 4: pushing the climate stuff? You know, are they putting into
Speaker 4: your house smart meters? Are you asking where that data
Speaker 4: is going? A lot of what's happening is a huge
Speaker 4: data collection of American citizens without their knowledge to put
Speaker 4: them into this track and trace surveillance system. It's also
Speaker 4: decentralizing as much as you can in your personal life
Speaker 4: shopping local. You know, it's going after people locally that
Speaker 4: are hurting your community, or if they're putting in surveillance
Speaker 4: and bike lanes that surveil you, all this different stuff.
Speaker 4: We have to really understand that privacy is being violated
Speaker 4: on every level, and that is up to us to
Speaker 4: change our behavior so.
Speaker 3: That it's not so easy. You know, get apps.
Speaker 4: That you don't use off your phone. You don't know
Speaker 4: where that data is going, and they're creating.
Speaker 3: Dosiers and part of the kids.
Speaker 4: Going remote during COVID, because you were right, that was
Speaker 4: the beginning was about creating basically, dossier is on our children.
Speaker 4: So what we should be standing for is for individual liberty.
Speaker 4: And definitely get back to a place where if the
Speaker 4: government is surveilling an American citizen, not only should they
Speaker 4: know about it, but they should have to get a warrant.
Speaker 4: Right And since nine to eleven and the treat Act,
Speaker 4: that has not been happening.
Speaker 3: And in the last three years it's gone on steroids.
Speaker 2: Americans, Americans anonymous, restoring power to the people, one citizen
Speaker 2: at a time. Melkay, host of The Melkay Show, thank
Speaker 2: you for being on the Bill Cunningham Show today.
Speaker 4: Thank you, sir. I really appreciate it.
Speaker 1: You got it.
Speaker 2: Gary Jeffman for Willie Beck. After the break half hour
Speaker 2: with Mel Kay, I guess this is the deep State
Speaker 2: hour of the Bill Cunningham Show today, Draining the swamp
Speaker 2: and all of that, dismantling the deep state and the like.
Speaker 2: I can think of nobody better to talk about this
Speaker 2: than someone who has experienced the persecution of the deep
Speaker 2: state himself. He is New York Times bestselling author born
Speaker 2: in East Cleveland, Ohio. A graduate of both Case Western
Speaker 2: University and Harvard University, and our guest now doctor Jeru
Speaker 2: course the Jerome. How are you doing, and it's great
Speaker 2: to have you back on the show.
Speaker 6: Well, Jerry def it's great to be back on the show,
Speaker 6: and thank you for that kind introduction.
Speaker 2: Well, so Case Western Reserve and Harvard and these two
Speaker 2: best selling books that were out in the two thousands,
Speaker 2: Unfit for Command and the Obama Nation.
Speaker 1: But when I first talked.
Speaker 2: To you, you had just gone through the gauntlet of
Speaker 2: being threatened with possible persecution and prosecution over the fact
Speaker 2: that you were a compatriot or a friend of Roger Stones.
Speaker 2: And of course it was all about Donald Trump and
Speaker 2: what we're called stolen Hillary Clinton emails, which of course
Speaker 2: we had Hillary Clinton with, you know, thirty thousand emails
Speaker 2: that were endangered by the fact that she was using
Speaker 2: an unsecured server and then tried to you know, destroy
Speaker 2: all those emails that she illegally had kept on a
Speaker 2: personal server. And so just real quickly, before we go
Speaker 2: into dismantling the deep state and what President elect Trump
Speaker 2: has promised to do and how to do it, just
Speaker 2: let's revisit that a little bit. They had you basically
Speaker 2: in the hot seat with the bright white light in
Speaker 2: your eyes, asking you to lie.
Speaker 1: Is that correct? That's what you told me at the time.
Speaker 6: It is correct. I mean I wrote a book called
Speaker 6: kudetal on It, which he describes a whole fake Russian
Speaker 6: collusion investigation. I've actually written thirty books since twenty two
Speaker 6: thousand and four.
Speaker 7: Wow, and.
Speaker 6: Them all Investigation thought I had to tie to Julian
Speaker 6: Massage I had shared with Roger Stone, and that would
Speaker 6: have made the Russian collusion investigation against Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: They would have the.
Speaker 6: Piece of information they needed to get Donald Trump. Now,
Speaker 6: I did not have a tie to Assage, but they
Speaker 6: were saying that they would bring me. The FBI threatened
Speaker 6: to bring me before a jury in Washington that would
Speaker 6: put me in prison for the rest of my life.
Speaker 6: Or I could take a plea deal and say that
Speaker 6: I had lied to the FBI Moller Investigation because I
Speaker 6: wanted to hide the tie I had to Julian Massage
Speaker 6: to protect President Trump and Roger Stone. Well, I thought
Speaker 6: about it. I concluded, I've told them I was not.
Speaker 6: I could not imagine myself standing before God and a
Speaker 6: judge and swearing to a lie to keep myself out
Speaker 6: of prison. So I said, I reject your plea deal,
Speaker 6: might as well get ready to put me in prison
Speaker 6: the rest of my life. I'll go, but I'm not
Speaker 6: going to lie to save myself.
Speaker 7: And by the way, that.
Speaker 6: What they did, they did never indicted me because they
Speaker 6: couldn't get me to break and take that plea deal.
Speaker 6: They closed the Muller investigation and they declared it was
Speaker 6: a failure because they had no tie to assige. Their
Speaker 6: entire theory of Russian collusion was completely fabricated. They were
Speaker 6: the criminals, ye have beyond the powerty justice. Were the criminals,
Speaker 6: And I was experiencing a political prosecution and persecution for
Speaker 6: crimes that I had not committed.
Speaker 2: But it's amazing that this seems to be a repeated
Speaker 2: pattern over and over with people who were either supporters
Speaker 2: or friendly to Donald Trump and his presidential campaign. The
Speaker 2: deep state really did not want Trump in office, and
Speaker 2: they didn't want him in office again. And thanks to
Speaker 2: the American people being fed up with everything that had
Speaker 2: been put upon them the last four years under Joe
Speaker 2: Biden's presidency, they came out and drove to the polls
Speaker 2: and rejected the swamp the deep state, and right after
Speaker 2: the election, on November seventh, President elect Trump outlined his
Speaker 2: plans to address the deep state, and it focuses on
Speaker 2: three main areas. He plans to investigate. Number two in
Speaker 2: that is the weaponization of government agencies against his campaigns,
Speaker 2: and I would say against both of campaigns and against
Speaker 2: his first presidency.
Speaker 6: That's correct, That's what Donald Trump intends to do. And
Speaker 6: I think the deep state still does not want Donald
Speaker 6: Trump to notice. And I'm contemplating whether or not this
Speaker 6: decision by Biden on Sunday to allow are Ukraine to
Speaker 6: use these long range US missiles is again a military
Speaker 6: coupdeta by the deep state. They think they want to
Speaker 6: block Donald Trump's effort to end this war. They are
Speaker 6: also concerned that Donald Trump is going to investigate the military,
Speaker 6: specifically the decision when General Million others in the Joint
Speaker 6: Chiefs I D. The Department of Defense refused to participate
Speaker 6: if Donald Trump invoked the Insurrection Act to call out
Speaker 6: the US military to stop the Antifa and the Black
Speaker 6: Lives Matter violence that was ravaging the country at that time.
Speaker 6: So I think Donald Trump has reason to suspect that
Speaker 6: the military was in fact at that time committing insubordination
Speaker 6: at a level where they should be court martialed. And
Speaker 6: this is again I think the military is definitely afraid,
Speaker 6: as is the Department of Justice, that Donald Trump is
Speaker 6: going to come in and reveal the American secret declassify documents,
Speaker 6: and show the American people how much we've been lied
Speaker 6: to by this deep state, which seems determined to have
Speaker 6: a perpetual war in Ukraine to prevent Donald Trump from
Speaker 6: coming to a peace, even at the risk of nuclear war.
Speaker 6: You know, it's insanity.
Speaker 2: God, it's ironic if you want to look at it
Speaker 2: that way. Jerome that Zelenski, the president of Ukraine, comes
Speaker 2: out on Saturday and says the war will be over
Speaker 2: soon after Donald Trump takes office, and then the Biden
Speaker 2: administration authorizes these long range missiles to reach deep inside
Speaker 2: Russia to Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Uh, you're right. This is an effort to subvert peace.
Speaker 2: By by the by the Biden administration and the people
Speaker 2: behind him.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 6: It's it's insane. I mean, it's the willingness to take
Speaker 6: on a nuclear war because you know, we've all known
Speaker 6: studying nuclear weapons that once they're used, once that threshold
Speaker 6: is cost, It's hard to know whether or not a
Speaker 6: war can be contained, a nuclear war. And if you know,
Speaker 6: Russia has made it very clear. Putin said repeatedly that
Speaker 6: these long range US missiles cannot be operated without US satellites.
Speaker 6: Ukraine doesn't have satellites they can provide the guidance for
Speaker 6: these missiles, and the Ukraine does not have the troops
Speaker 6: to operate these missiles. It will take US troops, right,
Speaker 6: and they're US missiles. So Putin's right if if in
Speaker 6: fact this decision is made and it's implemented, which appears
Speaker 6: to be the case, the US has decided to go
Speaker 6: to war against Russia. And you know, Russia was holding
Speaker 6: from everything. I've been told a secret a series of
Speaker 6: meetings in the Kremlin where Putin was contemplating whether or
Speaker 6: not they should have a preemptive strike against Ukraine right now,
Speaker 6: against Kiev, rather than wait for a Braje your missiles
Speaker 6: to hit Russia.
Speaker 2: Well, the whole, the whole point, the whole point of
Speaker 2: US supporting Ukraine against Vladimir Putin was we've got to
Speaker 2: stop him now or he'll be at war with NATO.
Speaker 2: This almost guarantees the possibility of Putin going to war
Speaker 2: with NATO by providing Ukraine and long range missiles.
Speaker 6: Well, I believe the deep state, the CIA, the intelligence agencies,
Speaker 6: and I think the State Department has just become a
Speaker 6: diplomatic arm of the intelligence agencies. The Democratic Party all
Speaker 6: seemed to be determined to go to war with Russia.
Speaker 6: This whole miight on revolution with twenty fourteen where Yanikovich
Speaker 6: was overthrown as the President of Ukraine was orchestrated by
Speaker 6: the State Department in George Soros. And the root of
Speaker 6: these troubles go back to twenty thirteen when Hillary Clinton
Speaker 6: started taking money from poor Shenko was a Ukrainian oligarch,
Speaker 6: while she has her private email server and a Secretary
Speaker 6: of State who was the side dealing Clinton Foundation business
Speaker 6: taking money from people like Pinochet into the foundation and
Speaker 6: billions of dollars. So again, the corruption here is enormous
Speaker 6: and the deep state does not want it revealed. Donald
Speaker 6: Troup represents an existential threat to the deep state control
Speaker 6: of our military, our law enforcement apparatus, and they will
Speaker 6: drive the country into a nuclear war with Russia rather
Speaker 6: than give up power. And I think Donald Trump by
Speaker 6: saying make it clear that he's going to come in
Speaker 6: and investigate and prosecute. The generals are saying they could
Speaker 6: be court martialed, they could be charged with treason, and
Speaker 6: I think they'd rather go to a nuclear war than
Speaker 6: face that option.
Speaker 2: We've had investigation after investigation after investigation in Washington, DC,
Speaker 2: some aimed, most aimed at Donald Trump himself and the
Speaker 2: people around him in his sphere. But Donald Trump, in
Speaker 2: this posting on x November seventh, right after the election,
Speaker 2: three main areas that he wants to investigate are the
Speaker 2: assassination attempts against him, at least two that we know about,
Speaker 2: plus the Iranian threats as we mentioned, the weaponization of
Speaker 2: government agencies against his campaigns, and voter fraud in the
Speaker 2: twenty twenty election, and let's focus on that. Last Friday,
Speaker 2: I had Gregory Stenstrom, who is a poll watcher and
Speaker 2: a legal expert on election law in Pennsylvania, where you
Speaker 2: saw the Bucks County lady in Bucks County, Pennsylvania say
Speaker 2: we know that the court said we can't count these
Speaker 2: unsigned ballots, but we're going to do it anyway. We
Speaker 2: don't care if it's against the law not. People don't
Speaker 2: even pay attention to what courts do, she said blatantly.
Speaker 2: And they're trying to do it again in Pennsylvania, especially
Speaker 2: with this Senate race between McCormick and the incumbent Bob Casey.
Speaker 2: These recounts of these ballots that have been deemed illegal
Speaker 2: in Pennsylvania, and yet Bucks County says we're going to
Speaker 2: count him anyway because we don't care what the law says.
Speaker 2: So they're trying to perpetrate and they tried to perpetrate
Speaker 2: this voter fraud again in this election. There were so
Speaker 2: many people who came out for Donald Trump, it was
Speaker 2: virtually impossible, As the President elect said, too big to rig.
Speaker 1: Thoughts on voter fraud in twenty twenty.
Speaker 6: Well, again, we created a website God five stones to
Speaker 6: investigate this. It's good no APOSTERVI and the SG gods five.
Speaker 6: You have to spell out five five E S T
Speaker 6: O N E S plural dot com. What that website
Speaker 6: does is we found that there are cryptography algorithms embedded
Speaker 6: into the computers in the State Board of Election voter
Speaker 6: registration files that permit the creation of falsified votes. It
Speaker 6: gets legitimate states ID numbers so they can vote and
Speaker 6: then they're buried back into the file. I mean some
Speaker 6: of these states, we found that in say like Wisconsin,
Speaker 6: where there's something like seven million voter records, there's two
Speaker 6: million clones, which is duplicate votes, and those are the
Speaker 6: kinds of votes these criminals tied as false votes, and
Speaker 6: they use them in the mail in balloting scheme. So
Speaker 6: this suddenly producing this tons of mail in ballots at
Speaker 6: the last minute, and suddenly, you know, Biden beats Trump
Speaker 6: and Trump's been leaving all night. These are clear signs
Speaker 6: the algorithms are being used. And because we exposed all
Speaker 6: this and let the intelligence agencies know we had done it,
Speaker 6: downside stones, you'll see the reports. Will we publish these
Speaker 6: andropotatic computer genius count these algorithms and their mathematical schemes,
Speaker 6: they can't be denied. So we stopped, by and large,
Speaker 6: the attempt in twenty twenty four to do the same
Speaker 6: thing all over again, because they know the criminals within
Speaker 6: the Democratic Party and the intelligence agencies knew we would
Speaker 6: catch them, but they did and continue to use these
Speaker 6: schemes in the down ballot elections. And the Bucks County
Speaker 6: one is one of the two, you know, a clear indication.
Speaker 6: The other one that I think is extremely suspicious is
Speaker 6: the Wisconsin Senate race that Eric rod Day, who was
Speaker 6: leading all through the night, and then at four o'clock
Speaker 6: in the in the morning of the election night, the
Speaker 6: one hundred thousand ballots from Milwaukee show up and he loses.
Speaker 1: How did that happen?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 6: I mean, it's these are things that the American people
Speaker 6: see and the corruption is so enormous. I mean, the
Speaker 6: Democratic Party, I think is hated. The Democratic Party has
Speaker 6: become a communist party. They basically have hated Russia since
Speaker 6: the fall of the Berlin Wallwood Russia renounced communism. The
Speaker 6: States Department has done everything it can to be aggressive
Speaker 6: towards putin It's dramatically different from nineteen sixty three two
Speaker 6: when President Kennedy in sixty three reached out to krush
Speaker 6: Job to prevent a nuclear war over this whole Cuban
Speaker 6: missile crisis. Now Russia to take care of their missiles
Speaker 6: out of Cuba. We took our missiles out of Turkey,
Speaker 6: and Kennedy pressed for getting a getting a test ban
Speaker 6: treaty put in place with Chrusham. And I think overall overall,
Speaker 6: you're seeing a situation where we're now completely reversed. The
Speaker 6: military wants to go to war like they did in
Speaker 6: nineteen sixty two, and the president, instead of what John
Speaker 6: Kennedy is saying, no, we're not going to do that,
Speaker 6: Biden has gone along and now the military is driving
Speaker 6: us right down the path to a nuclear accountent.
Speaker 1: And from his diversion of war.
Speaker 2: Many people say he got assassinated for his attempts.
Speaker 6: Well, and the book I've written on that with David Mandick,
Speaker 6: which we published in March this year, estination John F.
Speaker 6: Kennedy's by a analysis the forensic examination of the X rays.
Speaker 6: It's autopsy x rays from Jack Kennedy, all x rays,
Speaker 6: what Mandy's doing for thirty years. So clearly Jack Kennedy
Speaker 6: had two shots from the front, which means he was
Speaker 6: not shot by Lloyd the the soul assassin right. None
Speaker 6: other shots that hit Jack Kenny's head came from the
Speaker 6: sixth floor. The Texas school Book Depository has been a
Speaker 6: CIA government live from the beginning.
Speaker 2: Jerome, I'm sorry, we're out of time, I'm being told.
Speaker 2: But you also say that President Trump should avoid appearances
Speaker 2: in New York City until after Inauguration Day, and I
Speaker 2: don't think that's bad advice. All right, listen, we got
Speaker 2: a roll. But thank you so much for your time
Speaker 2: and your thoughts.
Speaker 7: My pleasure.
Speaker 6: Thank you anytime you got it.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Thomas Massey scheduled to be with us
Speaker 1: right after the news had won current.
Speaker 2: They say time is money, and in this case, his
Speaker 2: time is on our time, since we pay the taxpapers
Speaker 2: pay his salary in Congress from the fourth District of
Speaker 2: the Commonwealth of Kentucky, my congressman and possibly yours if
Speaker 2: you live there.
Speaker 1: Thomas Massy joins us.
Speaker 2: It's been a long time, Tom, Thomas since you and
Speaker 2: I have talked, and I just really appreciate you giving
Speaker 2: us your time today.
Speaker 1: How are you.
Speaker 7: I'm doing well and I'm glad to see it. At
Speaker 7: work today, somebody's got to pay my salary.
Speaker 2: You're right, when more people are working in your district,
Speaker 2: it ensures just a modicum of job security, I would
Speaker 2: imagine for anybody like you. First, I want to tell
Speaker 2: you that well, I'm not going to go into all
Speaker 2: the ins and outs of it, but I always have
Speaker 2: respected you. I've always voted for you, but maybe this
Speaker 2: year more than any other, for everything that you have
Speaker 2: gone through personally to still be able to maintain and
Speaker 2: do all the events you do and work for us
Speaker 2: the way you do in Washington, d C. And at home,
Speaker 2: and going through a campaign even though you ran on
Speaker 2: a post for reelection in twenty four I just and
Speaker 2: I don't expect you to say anything to respond to this,
Speaker 2: but I just admire you so much and you're just.
Speaker 1: A pillar of strength, and I commend you on that well.
Speaker 7: Gary, Jeff, I appreciate you saying that, appreciate your thoughts
Speaker 7: and prayers, and I know you're too polite to bring
Speaker 7: it up, so I will. But yes, my wife passed
Speaker 7: away this summer and it's been tough, but I'm coming
Speaker 7: back to Congress because that's what she would want me
Speaker 7: to do. And I think maybe God chose this path
Speaker 7: because I wasn't opposed this fall and had the easiest
Speaker 7: path ever. But it's still not easy once you get
Speaker 7: up here, man, there's a lot of work to do,
Speaker 7: and when you speak the truth, people shit mad at you.
Speaker 7: I think this quote's been attributed to Mark Twain, not
Speaker 7: sure if you said it or not, but it's always
Speaker 7: easier to fool somebody than is to convince them they've
Speaker 7: been fooled. But finally, in this most recent election, people
Speaker 7: realize that they have enough. People realized that they've been fooled,
Speaker 7: and they sent Trump here and a majority in the
Speaker 7: House and a majority in the Senate to clean this
Speaker 7: place up. And I am glad we are in this situation.
Speaker 7: It makes it more exciting for me to come here.
Speaker 7: But this is an opportunity we cannot waste. We had
Speaker 7: the same thing during President Trump's first two years, and
Speaker 7: it was just a wasted opportunity because paul O Ryan
Speaker 7: and the Senate frankly worked against Donald Trump's agenda. Whether
Speaker 7: it was by causing some of his appointments not to
Speaker 7: be confirmed until two years out, or whether it was
Speaker 7: by never putting money for a wall into the omnibus
Speaker 7: bill that was written by Republicans. They just stonewalled him
Speaker 7: at every turn. And he's not going to be fooled
Speaker 7: this time by people who are acting like they're supporting
Speaker 7: him so and then not supporting the by the way,
Speaker 7: it is a mandate, by not supporting the mandate that
Speaker 7: we've received. So we got to get to work. I'm
Speaker 7: looking forward to it. We shouldn't waste a second of time.
Speaker 7: I've suggested, since we take Congress on January third and
Speaker 7: he takes the Oval Office on January twentieth, we've got
Speaker 7: seventeen days to put bills on his desk that can
Speaker 7: be waiting for him to shrink the growth of government.
Speaker 2: Boy, day one, Day one is going to be a
Speaker 2: very busy day for prest at Trump. If that is
Speaker 2: the case, Thomas, and he's ready to get to work.
Speaker 2: I mean, he waited four years to get back and
Speaker 2: kind of complete the cycle of dismantling the deep state
Speaker 2: and draining the swamp. And you famously have opposed some
Speaker 2: of Trump's measures and some of his ideas and bills
Speaker 2: that he's put forward before. And I love that because
Speaker 2: the Democrats were so in lockstep with every crazy notion
Speaker 2: that the Biden administration had that we got the Inflation
Speaker 2: Reduction Act, We've got all these other things that passed
Speaker 2: in the first two years of Biden's term that have
Speaker 2: been harmful to the American people individually. And you know,
Speaker 2: you've got to look at who you actually work for.
Speaker 2: You always say I work for the seven hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty thousand people in my district to or how many
Speaker 2: ever there are, and I'm one of.
Speaker 7: Them, that is. And so so.
Speaker 2: Your thoughts on you know, just being a rubber stamp
Speaker 2: and doing the will of the people as opposed to
Speaker 2: a president or your party, right.
Speaker 7: So let me give you two examples of times where
Speaker 7: the President and I may have seen things differently. One
Speaker 7: was during the Cares Act, during the first fifteen days
Speaker 7: to slow the spread of COVID, Congress convened and this
Speaker 7: was on Congress really, but the Congress convened under Nancy
Speaker 7: Pelosi to pass a bill that was two trillion dollars
Speaker 7: that was not going to do anything to stop COVID.
Speaker 7: It was going to fund mail in ballots. Remember this
Speaker 7: was March of twenty twenty, and they were going to
Speaker 7: do it with nobody present. And I came to work
Speaker 7: that I hadn't objected and made Congress come to Washington,
Speaker 7: d C. I said, of farmers and nurses and truck
Speaker 7: drivers and grocery store workers are showing up for work,
Speaker 7: then Congress should show up for work and vote on that.
Speaker 7: And I've opposed that, and you know, may have gotten
Speaker 7: sideways with the President at that point. And one other
Speaker 7: time on the War Powers Act, which is the job
Speaker 7: of Congress. By the way, you can't be a rubber
Speaker 7: stamp for war. Now, to his credit, President Trump's is
Speaker 7: the only president since I've been old enough to vote
Speaker 7: who's not started a new war. And he and I
Speaker 7: have talked about that, and I've thanked him for that. Frankly,
Speaker 7: that's one of the reasons I endorsed him time around
Speaker 7: was I think he's our best chance for peace. And
Speaker 7: you see on his way out Joe Biden's trying to
Speaker 7: get us into World War three. But I've had a conversation.
Speaker 7: I had a conversation with Trump about a month let's
Speaker 7: see now, it was this summer when my wife passed away.
Speaker 7: He offered his condolences, and then about two weeks before
Speaker 7: his before election day, I had a conversation with him.
Speaker 7: In about a week after his election, I had a
Speaker 7: good conversation with him about these appointments he's been making,
Speaker 7: and we get along great, and I can't I couldn't
Speaker 7: be more excited to get this agenda that the people
Speaker 7: have voted for when they elected not just Donald Trump,
Speaker 7: they put a majority in the House and the majority
Speaker 7: of the Senate. Again, we can't waste this opportunity.
Speaker 2: Congressman Thomas Massey is our guest for this half hour,
Speaker 2: and Thomas, I've been wanting to ask you. I had
Speaker 2: a conversation with you. Gosh, it must have been six,
Speaker 2: maybe eight years ago, at least years ago, and you
Speaker 2: said you were going to Washington with two dough tags,
Speaker 2: and that was to eliminate the Department of Education and
Speaker 2: the Department of Energy. You wrote one of the shortest,
Speaker 2: most easily understandable pieces of legislation that sadly did not
Speaker 2: get acted. Upon the elimination of the Department of Education.
Speaker 2: It looks like there is renewed vim and vigor to
Speaker 2: do this again in when it comes to smaller government
Speaker 2: and eliminating government agencies that do nothing but spend our money.
Speaker 2: In nineteen seventy nine, I graduated high school and that
Speaker 2: was the year that the Department of Education came into
Speaker 2: being under President Carter in that Congress. Since then, in
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy nine, the United States was number one in
Speaker 2: the world in educating their people their kids. We're like
Speaker 2: twenty fourth now since the Department of Education came into being.
Speaker 2: I guess government really works for the people.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, and it's correct it's HR eight ninety nine.
Speaker 7: I'm going to reintroduce that bill. It's the shortest bill
Speaker 7: in Congress. When I reintroduce it, it will say the
Speaker 7: Department of Education shall terminate on December thirty first, twenty
Speaker 7: twenty six. That is the bill that I will introduce
Speaker 7: in the first few weeks of Congress. I'll have to
Speaker 7: wait a few weeks to get the same HR number.
Speaker 7: HR eight ninety nine. They're assigned sequentially, and I want
Speaker 7: to keep that number so people know which bill number
Speaker 7: to ask their congressman to support. Turns out, President Trump
Speaker 7: supports that as well now, and I introduced that bill
Speaker 7: in I think it was twenty seventeen when Donald Trump
Speaker 7: was appointing Betsy de vas As the Secretary of Education,
Speaker 7: and liberals were calling my office asking me not to
Speaker 7: vote for Betsy Devas, and my staff had to explain
Speaker 7: to them that confirmations go through the Senate the House,
Speaker 7: and that I wouldn't have a vote on Betsy de Vos.
Speaker 7: And they claimed that I was just making excuses that
Speaker 7: I could do something, and I said, you know what,
Speaker 7: I could do something. We could just eliminate her job.
Speaker 7: And so that was my answer to the people who
Speaker 7: wanted me to stop Betsy DeVos. Now, that set up
Speaker 7: an awkward moment at the White House Christmas party a
Speaker 7: year later, when I had to tell Betsy de Vos
Speaker 7: I was the congressman who was trying to get her
Speaker 7: job eliminated, and she she leaned over and quietly told
Speaker 7: me she supported the bill.
Speaker 1: That's great. What about what about the other Joe tag,
Speaker 1: the Department of Energy?
Speaker 7: Well, another one that I think that came into play
Speaker 7: existence during Jimmy Carter as well, didn't it, or or
Speaker 7: around about there maybe before that, But again it was
Speaker 7: the government that was causing these problems and the and
Speaker 7: the long lines at gas stations and whatnot, and so
Speaker 7: you know, both both departments have no need to exist.
Speaker 7: I'm for all of the above energy solutions. People listening
Speaker 7: to your show may know this, they may not know this.
Speaker 7: I've lived off the grid for twenty plus years now,
Speaker 7: using nothing but solar power in northern Kentucky. It is possible,
Speaker 7: It's expensive, and it should be a choice. It shouldn't
Speaker 7: be something that's forced on people right at all, And
Speaker 7: it shouldn't be something that's taken up our fields and
Speaker 7: our farmland right way just a little, if you allow
Speaker 7: me a little divergence here. You know, I am sad
Speaker 7: that we see China buying up our farmland in this country.
Speaker 7: I'm sad that I see solar panels covering up our
Speaker 7: farmland in this country. But the answer, you know, you
Speaker 7: could ban those things. That's one answer, but that's trying
Speaker 7: to put toothpaste back into tube after it's come out.
Speaker 7: The real answer is to come up with, you know,
Speaker 7: economic opportunities for farmers that produce more money from that
Speaker 7: farm land than putting solar panels on it or then
Speaker 7: selling it to China. Make it so that small farmers
Speaker 7: can exist and thrive in this country. And so that's
Speaker 7: another mission that I see Donald Trump being on and
Speaker 7: having received a mandate.
Speaker 2: For Thomas Massey, do you support Donald Trump's push and
Speaker 2: promise to root out and deport people who have entered
Speaker 2: this country illegally, breaking US law and then further with
Speaker 2: their criminal activities. It was quoted by a congressman from
Speaker 2: a congresswoman from Florida that violent crime committed by illegal
Speaker 2: migrants has increased fourfold under the Biden administration. Where you
Speaker 2: at on the immigration issue and the deportations.
Speaker 7: Right, I one hundred support the overwhelming mandate to President
Speaker 7: Donald Trump and Congress has received to enforce our country's
Speaker 7: immigration laws. And let me put a fine point on
Speaker 7: what you just said. You said, there are criminals. Some
Speaker 7: the illegal aliens come into this country and and you know,
Speaker 7: commit crimes. Yeah, that's absolutely true. Some of the worst people.
Speaker 7: I mean, they're emptying their prisons and their insanity wards
Speaker 7: and sending them to this country. They're repeated senders and
Speaker 7: they're going to repeat here. But let me remind you
Speaker 7: of this. Everybody who crossed that border, he didn't go
Speaker 7: through a checkpoint, already broke the law. They're all criminals.
Speaker 1: YEP.
Speaker 2: I totally agree with that. I'm just glad that somebody
Speaker 2: else is on board. And finally, Thomas Massey, the question
Speaker 2: that a lot of people want to know the answer to,
Speaker 2: if you have one, if the President wants to make
Speaker 2: you secretary of the Department of Agriculture, where are you
Speaker 2: on that?
Speaker 7: Well, first of all, let me say if he did
Speaker 7: do that, I'd be the first one I think who
Speaker 7: could butcher a chicken, castraate a bull, bail hay, fix
Speaker 7: a bulldozer, and any number of farm tasks that I
Speaker 7: do on my own farm, fruit trees, and I believe
Speaker 7: that we need to We need to basically, first Juno
Speaker 7: harm we need to make sure we're still the agricultural
Speaker 7: powerhouse of the world. But we do need to create
Speaker 7: a parallel path, an on ramp, if you will, for
Speaker 7: small farmers to compete in the grocery stores, to compete
Speaker 7: with the meat packers, so that people can buy healthy
Speaker 7: food locally, that you don't have to go through this funnel,
Speaker 7: this monopoly that exists, whether you're talking about dairy or
Speaker 7: whether you're talking about meat. There's basically been a corporatization
Speaker 7: of our farming practices in the United States. They control
Speaker 7: the markets, and they've captured some of our own institutions
Speaker 7: like the FDA and the USDA. These big guys want
Speaker 7: more regulations, but they want them to apply to the
Speaker 7: little guys to keep them out of the business. So
Speaker 7: that's what we need. If there hasn't it called me
Speaker 7: to do it, I would do it. I haven't received
Speaker 7: any formal offers or any offers. There are some people
Speaker 7: advocating for that, but you know what, I'd be just
Speaker 7: as happy to stay here in the House and promote
Speaker 7: bills like the Primatic that I've introduced since twenty fifteen.
Speaker 7: I keep getting more and more co sponsors for it.
Speaker 7: I've got a pilot program for it in the Farm
Speaker 7: bill that's sitting here in the House. I'd be glad
Speaker 7: to keep promoting things like the ability for consumers to
Speaker 7: buy raw milk from farmers. I've got a bill to
Speaker 7: do that here in the House. So wherever I'm needed,
Speaker 7: that's where I'll go. And I'm happy where I'm at now.
Speaker 2: One final question, RFK Junior as Health and Human Services Secretary,
Speaker 2: how do you feel?
Speaker 7: I love it. I talked to Trump the night before
Speaker 7: he picked Bobby Kennedy and he asked if I was
Speaker 7: friends with Bobby Kennedy, and I said yes. He said,
Speaker 7: call him up and tell him to be ready.
Speaker 1: That's fantastic.
Speaker 7: So we want to know what I did. I called
Speaker 7: up Bobby Kennedy tant him to get ready.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Following instructions, Congressman Thomas Massey of the fourth District of
Speaker 2: the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the United States House of Representatives,
Speaker 2: my congressman, and I'm so proud to call you my congressman.
Speaker 1: Whether we get a chance to talk on the radio
Speaker 1: or not.
Speaker 2: Thomas, and I just look forward to you and the
Speaker 2: rest of Congress and Donald Trump not wasting this opportunity
Speaker 2: to make real changes that benefit all Americans.
Speaker 7: Well, listen, our first votes aren't until six point thirty tonight.
Speaker 7: But I flew out a CVG this morning hit seven
Speaker 7: forty five AM, number one, so we don't waste any
Speaker 7: time here getting ready for the new Congress. And number
Speaker 7: two second, be on your radio show today.
Speaker 1: Well, like I said, time is money, and I think
Speaker 1: there was money well spent.
Speaker 7: All right, Thank you, Gary Jeff, you got it.
Speaker 2: Student report on the way and a special guest later
Speaker 2: on as we continue on this Bill Cunningham Show, Gary
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Speaker 1: How do you know all those people? And he got
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Speaker 2: We we the microcosm of the entire Bengals season we
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Speaker 2: give didn't didn't give people some hope, and then don't finish.
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Speaker 2: the whole season.
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Speaker 8: can hurry it up. And really screw it up.
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Speaker 2: So Joe Burrow was third among all NFL quarterbacks for
Speaker 2: his performance this weekend three hundred and fifty six yards, right, and.
Speaker 1: That a great year. But yeah, I mean, what is
Speaker 1: it that they've had five defeats by seven points or fewer?
Speaker 2: Herbert didn't even Herbert didn't even reach above fifty percent
Speaker 2: in his completion correct, and the Chargers won anyway.
Speaker 1: Correct, So it ain't it ain't it ain't, Joe. It's
Speaker 1: a historically bad defense. Historic really is because it's making
Speaker 1: record books. Obviously, this one hurts, but now we'll come
Speaker 1: back stronger. Monday Night football Battle of Texas. Houston Texans
Speaker 1: up against a Dallas Cowboys, seven thirty on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 1: That'll be a good one tonight. Yeah, Dallas is gonna
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Speaker 2: Well, yeah, there's a hope for a fifth winn in
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Speaker 1: Im Rogers Stalla back college basketball tonight Miami RedHawks are
Speaker 1: on the road at Michigan. The latest AP Top twenty
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Speaker 1: Gonzaga three, Purdue is six, Kentucky nine, Indiana sixteenth, uc
Speaker 1: fell one spot to eighteenth, Xavier's twenty eighth. They win
Speaker 1: and they fall a rank.
Speaker 7: What it is?
Speaker 1: What's going on now? Well, they play They play NKU
Speaker 1: tomorrow right and cows up.
Speaker 2: NKU is not good. NKU lost to Nicols State. I
Speaker 2: know Samara came around and beat him by almost forty points.
Speaker 1: I know in the following game women's basketball, tonight's Seaton
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Have you ever heard the Christmas story? Yes, the frozen
Speaker 2: hamburger and all that crawling through the window.
Speaker 1: Yep, everybody's heard that story. I have not.
Speaker 7: You have not.
Speaker 1: I have not heard that Christmas book.
Speaker 2: Maybe you can call Maybe you can call Mike McConnell
Speaker 2: and ask him to to tell you.
Speaker 1: McConnell's tales. There's your next book. First, his Halloween story
Speaker 1: was pretty good. Go and tell tells the kids. I'll
Speaker 1: be right back, and then disappears. Don't worry, Christians, one's better.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I hear that.
Speaker 2: When he was at u D Yeah, and it was
Speaker 2: freezing and he was locked out of his apartment or.
Speaker 1: Whatever, something to do with hamburger through the window.
Speaker 2: No, all he had to eat was a frozen ball
Speaker 2: of ground beef.
Speaker 1: And then was there no heat or whatever. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean the power had been turned off. He'll probably
Speaker 1: tell it again or something. I'm sure he does. It
Speaker 1: gets a holiday tradition gets on YouTube than on YouTube.
Speaker 1: You never know.
Speaker 8: Is this the tradition like Virginia there is a Santa
Speaker 8: Claus that one.
Speaker 1: You know, like, it's not quite as tear jerking, Okay,
Speaker 1: but it's about hardship overcoming in the holiday hardship and
Speaker 1: the holidays, Yes, right, sounds very heartwarming.
Speaker 2: We're talking before we got on the air about about
Speaker 2: Ken Lawson and Kabaka Abba. You want to revisit any
Speaker 2: of that conversation. So there's just general.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, you bug man, unbelievable and I didn't know
Speaker 8: yah Ben Lawsonson Hawaiian.
Speaker 2: Oh, Peter, you got to tell that the Kabaka Abba
Speaker 2: story when he approached you on the street.
Speaker 1: That was great.
Speaker 8: Oh well, so it's actually was at a city council meeting.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you're there. So I'm at the city council
Speaker 1: meeting covering the meeting.
Speaker 8: It was another one of those contentious wild meetings with
Speaker 8: lots of yelling about the June States. If you remember that,
Speaker 8: that was a regular. So after the meeting, Kabaka was
Speaker 8: a pretty big guy. I think he's about six four
Speaker 8: six five, and he approaches me in a menacing manner
Speaker 8: and he comes over and he says, uh, you.
Speaker 1: Peter Bronson. I said, yeah.
Speaker 8: He goes you wrote me a bought me and called
Speaker 8: me a racist, and he looks so kind of deranged.
Speaker 8: I guess that two of the police that were there
Speaker 8: came rushing over to see what the heck was.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure you were not going to be accosted, yeah,
Speaker 1: physically as a general exactly.
Speaker 8: And I said, yes, that's correct. I did say that
Speaker 8: in the column. And he goes, well, next time, you
Speaker 8: get it right. He says, you call me the best
Speaker 8: racist in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: I didn't know there's a competition, And I said, okay, okay,
Speaker 1: he's gone by.
Speaker 2: Did any of the Tyson poll? No, I don't have netflick,
Speaker 2: so sorry I don't either. But I heard it was awful.
Speaker 1: I saw enough of of Mike Tyson on tea, you know,
Speaker 1: on h on X about cheeks. Yeah, walking around and
Speaker 1: a few a few punts. He he meant, what was
Speaker 1: it he got eighty twenty eighteen million dollars or twenty million,
Speaker 1: twenty million, twenty million dollars? You think he got forty?
Speaker 1: He threw eighteen punches. Now I'll get in the ring
Speaker 1: with Jake Paul if I can get this what I
Speaker 1: was going dollars a punch, I run around that ring
Speaker 1: like a mad man. Well I think it'd be one
Speaker 1: million for you. Well, I don't care. One punch enough
Speaker 1: for any of but one in and then I'm dropped
Speaker 1: to the floor. Glass. You wouldn't hit me. I'd be
Speaker 1: like bugs Bunny. You brought that up because I was
Speaker 1: just going to ask you about this. Wow, what a deal? What?
Speaker 2: What kind of money would it take for you to
Speaker 2: get in the ring with anybody? If you were guaranteed no, I.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't do that. But I'm just saying no, I mean,
Speaker 1: what do you mean? You meaned for okay, a million dollars? Now,
Speaker 1: two million dollars, No, three million dollars?
Speaker 7: Is this?
Speaker 1: Let's make a deal ten million dollars? Brady? What are
Speaker 1: you gonna do? So I take curtin number one, two
Speaker 1: or three with a little box of the big box.
Speaker 1: What would it toatch out for the song to get
Speaker 1: the seg man in the ring?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 8: What's the price on eighty percent of your brain cells?
Speaker 1: Because you're gonna be concussed a buck fifth. You haven't
Speaker 1: written You haven't written my book yet, Peter, so I
Speaker 1: don't know better say Peter gonna be the ghost. I
Speaker 1: don't know. We'll see what will be the title of
Speaker 1: your book? Seg Dennison, that's a very good question, Garry
Speaker 1: Jeff I saw Mommy kissing Sega Claus. I don't think
Speaker 1: so well.
Speaker 2: He writes, he writes history books, and you've been here
Speaker 2: almost long enough to be a historical.
Speaker 8: For sure, about twenty years of the Stood Report, oh wow,
Speaker 8: and other things.
Speaker 1: There you go, everybody knows it.
Speaker 2: There you go, right, Peter's already come up with the title. Well, now,
Speaker 2: now all he has to do is make up stories,
Speaker 2: and you can.
Speaker 1: Claim you make up the story. I got a few
Speaker 1: of them. We'll go to audio books. I always wanted
Speaker 1: to know.
Speaker 8: Do you get interrupted as much at home as you
Speaker 8: do during the Studge Report?
Speaker 1: No, Denise doesn't care. It's just sent Denise doesn't care.
Speaker 1: Shut up, she shut boss, Shut up, Dennis, He's a
Speaker 1: very beautiful boss. And yes, dear, yeat bingo, Yes, dear, yes, dear.
Speaker 1: What about the time?
Speaker 2: What about the time you and Willie were in that
Speaker 2: UH commercial and you were spanking each other?
Speaker 1: What was that? I remember having a poster? Yeah, that
Speaker 1: was a promo for something that we did years ago
Speaker 1: with something I don't know. Do you enjoy the feel
Speaker 1: of rich now Corinthian leather? No, no, no, I'm not
Speaker 1: Ricardo Montemont, No, no, no thanks. What was that a
Speaker 1: promo for? I just remember there was something we went
Speaker 1: we went over to that h what was it? The
Speaker 1: travel Lodge. It used to be right off the the
Speaker 1: Taylor Southgate Bridge over there. It was something something was
Speaker 1: going on for a station promo or whatever, and I thought,
Speaker 1: you gotta be kidding, And you know, do you remember
Speaker 1: the Battle of the talk show hosts? Oh yeah, that
Speaker 1: was fun. Yeah, that was good. That was good time.
Speaker 1: I must have missed that.
Speaker 2: It was the only time I ever saw Andy Furman drunk,
Speaker 2: because a few times, did we Yeah, yeah, there were
Speaker 2: multiple times.
Speaker 1: Was a syndicated Newport Yeah, it was a real battle,
Speaker 1: or was it? Like no, it's just words. They had
Speaker 1: a moderator. I forget who the moderator was. But then
Speaker 1: everybody just sat around. They put out a you know,
Speaker 1: like they had different topics. They had different topics, and
Speaker 1: it was like these guys were running, you know, back
Speaker 1: and forth, and then they had different bits and things.
Speaker 1: So it was, you know, it was a good time.
Speaker 1: I think Willie was the only one who was sober.
Speaker 1: Then remember he came in his raw the Son got
Speaker 1: the Egyptian God. Yeah, he thought he was.
Speaker 9: I wish i'd seen that. Yeah, matter of fact, I'm
Speaker 9: glad I didn't thank you. Just about to say you're
Speaker 9: glad you missed it. He was carried in by new
Speaker 9: being slaves.
Speaker 2: Oh, Peter Bronson, you had a good weekend. Had books
Speaker 2: at the banks at the main library town on Saturday.
Speaker 8: I did, and thank you for the shout out for
Speaker 8: that got us great. Had several people come up and
Speaker 8: mentioned that they'd heard it and mentioned you a couple
Speaker 8: of your friends.
Speaker 1: I have four or five fans, and we had a
Speaker 1: great metro of two million. I have four or five.
Speaker 8: Great turnout of books by the banks at the public
Speaker 8: library this time, the renovated public library, and more than
Speaker 8: one hundred authors. And I was in the Ohio and
Speaker 8: you know Cincinnati area section. Sure, but yeah, it was fantastic.
Speaker 2: So safe man, you said, you read a little bit
Speaker 2: of Peter's latest book, which is called Promised Land. How
Speaker 2: the Midwest was one about this area, the incredible stuff,
Speaker 2: and how the settlers and the frontiersman who founded, who
Speaker 2: blazed a trail across his country and gave us the
Speaker 2: great United States of America.
Speaker 1: How they And then now, also, what was it the
Speaker 1: General your other book book, The General? The man will say,
Speaker 1: the man who saved Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Great story there, but Peter was telling us stories and
Speaker 2: there are stories contained in the book about how the
Speaker 2: peace loving Shawnee and Miami Indians were very receptive to
Speaker 2: their their new neighbors.
Speaker 1: Not at all. There was no welcome wagon. Let me
Speaker 1: tell you. You were telling they would bring over gifts
Speaker 1: of say hey, you where tomahawks. No welcome wagons coming
Speaker 1: to your door, nookies. But he's describing, he's describing in
Speaker 1: the book. This is a tease. This will sell some copies.
Speaker 7: Pete.
Speaker 2: About how they would burn their captures, you said, yes,
Speaker 2: the prisoners would be tortured, tied to a stake, and
Speaker 2: they would burn until there was no sensation left in
Speaker 2: their hand.
Speaker 1: Yes, from the skin was all burned off. There's no neighbors.
Speaker 1: Just basically burn the until you can't feel anything, and
Speaker 1: then they would shop the hand off and start over again. Yes,
Speaker 1: and that's that would go on, lovely, peace loving people,
Speaker 1: three or four days at a time.
Speaker 8: You know, there were depredations, as they put it, in
Speaker 8: those days, horrible brutal attacks on both sides, and the
Speaker 8: white settlers scalped a lot of Shawnee and Miami Indians
Speaker 8: as well, So it went both ways.
Speaker 1: The only difference, sure, all.
Speaker 2: Right, Sega, if you will we're apparently out of time
Speaker 2: for stuge report. Would you leave us with the immortal
Speaker 2: words of the Stewge Reports and.
Speaker 1: Honor of Peter Bronson, we leave you with the immortal
Speaker 1: words of the Stewed Report.
Speaker 7: It's gonna be okay.
Speaker 1: That's gonna be okay, right, Joe, I mean yeah, it's
Speaker 1: gonna be. Does everybody take a deep breath? I seven
Speaker 1: hundred wl W.
Speaker 2: Good afternoon, Gary, Jeff, and for Willie. It's a Bill
Speaker 2: Cunningham Show on this Monday, November eighteenth, twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: here on the Big One, seven hundred WLW. This next
Speaker 2: guest in this half hour is somebody that I have
Speaker 2: benefited from personally multiple times because he has some of
Speaker 2: the best guests in talk radio, authors and experts and.
Speaker 1: People in and out of government.
Speaker 2: And today he is in the white hot spotlight because
Speaker 2: he is also the author of a best selling book
Speaker 2: which is out right now called The White Privilege Album.
Speaker 2: That's right, I said, White Privilege Album. And it is
Speaker 2: so cool because it is listed like tracks on a
Speaker 2: vinyl album. Each chapter is track one, track two, track three,
Speaker 2: and he.
Speaker 1: Goes through.
Speaker 2: Each each selection with tantaling tantalizing taste buds of music
Speaker 2: and pros put it that way.
Speaker 4: A J.
Speaker 2: Rice, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. It's great to
Speaker 2: have you on, author of the White Privilege album. And
Speaker 2: there is a bunch to talk about, as there usually is.
Speaker 5: How are you today, Brother Gary Jeff, Great to be here.
Speaker 5: Love Willie. We love Willie. He's one of those very
Speaker 5: fine people I'm talking about in this book.
Speaker 1: Everybody loves Willie AJ.
Speaker 2: There's no question about it, except, uh maybe Martina Nabertalova
Speaker 2: uh speak. Speaking of which, uh some of some of
Speaker 2: the guests that your publicity firm, Publius promotes. And I
Speaker 2: was just looking at the latest the latest pitch for uh.
Speaker 5: Well, let me let me walk you through something. We're
Speaker 5: basking in our own magnificence over here because although Trump
Speaker 5: is creating a cabinet, you could call his cabinet that
Speaker 5: he's creating and his team cabinet, because I am at
Speaker 5: the center of the Maga Maha cinematic universe over here.
Speaker 5: I'm I'm I'm basically Maga. Kevin Bacon and the phones
Speaker 5: were bringing off the hook because Pete hag Seth, Defense Secretary,
Speaker 5: our client, Matt Gates Attorney General. We did his book
Speaker 5: our client, Tulsey Gabbard d and I our client RFK Junior.
Speaker 5: We work with a super pac our client, the VEC Ramaswami.
Speaker 5: We worked directly with his campaign, our client, and I
Speaker 5: can go on and on. I did a kid's book
Speaker 5: with his Congressman Michael Waltz. He's gonna be a national
Speaker 5: security advisor. So I mean, look, you're talking to Kevin Bacon. Baby.
Speaker 1: Wow, what's Kira like in bed?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Exactly. You know he's from Philadelgas, so am I you know?
Speaker 5: So I think it fits well. Came and can you
Speaker 5: can you take my wife over his any day of
Speaker 5: the week?
Speaker 2: Can you save the high school dance? That's all I
Speaker 2: want to know, Ajah. One of these pitches, uh uh.
Speaker 2: A woman named Elena Barbera, and you're talking about Illinois
Speaker 2: Governor JB. Pritsker vows to boost sex changes to thwart
Speaker 2: the Trump agenda.
Speaker 5: So they're raed so razy to get all these trans
Speaker 5: surgeries done before before Matt Gates starts sewing them because
Speaker 5: they're giving them to eleven year olds without parental consent.
Speaker 1: Yeah, mutilating children without the parents. Knowing about it. That's
Speaker 1: that's a great post.
Speaker 5: The trans mafia are NonStop. They are trying to whack
Speaker 5: America's in America's sanity, and you know Trump is going
Speaker 5: to stop it. He's going to stop it. And they're
Speaker 5: so I mean, this isn't this crazy though, it's just crazy. Well,
Speaker 5: you know, it's not like they're hoarding shekels. They're actually
Speaker 5: like racing, let's speed up the mutilation of children before
Speaker 5: Trump takes office.
Speaker 2: Well, whatever whatever coin they have, whatever capital they have,
Speaker 2: too much is never enough. And we saw that with
Speaker 2: the Kamala Harris campaign. A billion dollars raised and they're
Speaker 2: twenty million in the hole. And as of last evening,
Speaker 2: she was still sending or her team was still sending
Speaker 2: out emails begging for donations to help down ballot candidates. Supposedly,
Speaker 2: what they're trying to do is get their vendors paid
Speaker 2: off on the backs of these donors. It is absolutely
Speaker 2: the most shameless pandering, which they're famous for, shameless pandering company.
Speaker 5: It's totally grotesque. They should start making phone calls asking
Speaker 5: for their money back from Oprah and Cardi B and
Speaker 5: lizz O and Guy Guy and Katy Perry and j
Speaker 5: Low and all the other frauds that you know got
Speaker 5: paid off to show up with this woman. You know,
Speaker 5: it's funny Barack Obama, who was like Will Smith before
Speaker 5: the slap, I don't remember him having to pay any
Speaker 5: of these celebrities to show up for him. John Cougar,
Speaker 5: Mellencamp and bon Jovi and the Boss and the rest
Speaker 5: of them. I mean, he just had a bunch of
Speaker 5: celebrities out there with him. But it looks like they
Speaker 5: were paying all these people off, which is outrageous.
Speaker 2: Well, they had to pay them off because there was
Speaker 2: no excitement at all about Kamala Harris as a candidate
Speaker 2: for anything, much less president of the United States.
Speaker 5: And what a stiff, What a stiff. I mean, she
Speaker 5: can't even get her own kookie pop stars to like her.
Speaker 1: And they're believable.
Speaker 2: They're they're blaming married white women, they're blaming they're blaming
Speaker 2: misogynist black men. They're blaming everyone but themselves.
Speaker 5: They're blaming the Muslims in Michigan and the Jews in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 5: If there's anyone that has brought racial harmony to very
Speaker 5: fine people on both sides, it's Donald J. Trump. He
Speaker 5: has gotten this Republican Party out of the Chamber of Commerce,
Speaker 5: taking off the bow tie, taking off the argyle socks,
Speaker 5: and hanging out with the working class, multi ethnic people,
Speaker 5: which are the people that make this country run, okay,
Speaker 5: not the elites, not the snobs on the coasts. I mean,
Speaker 5: he even dug into New Jersey. He only lost New
Speaker 5: Jersey by four points.
Speaker 2: I thought it was five, but you're right. It was
Speaker 2: as close as it's been for any Republican. Yes, absolutely,
Speaker 2: even New York's margin was was gap that the gap
Speaker 2: was narrowed, even in New York State, where Donald Trump
Speaker 2: was famously prosecuted on spurlush.
Speaker 5: Look, I can tell you this. I'm in Virginia right outside.
Speaker 1: Well, you're in the you're in the bedroom.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, yeah, I've got the swamp effervesces on my
Speaker 5: upper lip. And I'll tell you even here, the blacks
Speaker 5: and Richmond went for Trump, A lot of them in
Speaker 5: the suburbs, right. Yeah, These aren't you know, These aren't
Speaker 5: a feat snobs that teach it bu These are Nascar guys, Okay.
Speaker 5: And then you've got a lot of military here in Virginia.
Speaker 5: We have the biggest naval base in the world in
Speaker 5: Norfolk and all across northern Virginia as blue as it
Speaker 5: is outside of DC, directly where the Deep State lives. Yeah,
Speaker 5: the lily white people, right yeah, they all voted for
Speaker 5: for Kamala. But let me tell you right now, all
Speaker 5: the Asians, Muslims, different types of Southeast Asians, Indian, you know,
Speaker 5: small business owners, Latin American small business owners. They all
Speaker 5: voted for Trump, which is why Virginia we almost got it.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 2: I mean even this is really interesting too and totally
Speaker 2: expected if you look at how these people are so
Speaker 2: two faced and so inauthentic that I can't believe that
Speaker 2: even a five year old would believe anything they say.
Speaker 2: Aj even Joe Scarborough I saw, is catching all kinds
Speaker 2: of flag from the Dems because he invited to host Trump.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's trying to save his job at MSNBC.
Speaker 2: How brutal, How absolutely brutal has has it been at
Speaker 2: CNN and MSNBC since Trump won the election.
Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen, they got into your healthcare, they got
Speaker 5: into your culture. They had two phone the impeachments and
Speaker 5: four phony indictments and two assassins that missed. You had
Speaker 5: tyranny from the DOJ. You had economic tyranny from the
Speaker 5: Biden administration, redistributing the Third World to your front yard,
Speaker 5: cutting the police salaries. You got eggs at nine dollars
Speaker 5: and gas prices out the wazoo. They have been hunting
Speaker 5: you for four years, miserable, squeezing you, squeezing you. And
Speaker 5: I will tell you this. For all this talk about
Speaker 5: the great reset, do you do this to a big
Speaker 5: group of people like this, very different types of people
Speaker 5: from you know, North Carolina to Arizona. Well, they wanted
Speaker 5: a great reset, Gary, they got one. Republicans now control everything.
Speaker 5: You're welcome.
Speaker 2: Well, what's amazing to me, aj Rice, is how much
Speaker 2: this media, that side of the propaganda media, the leftist media,
Speaker 2: how much they surged under the first Trump presidency just
Speaker 2: because Donald Trump was in office. How people had their
Speaker 2: eyeballs on them. And you know that all the people
Speaker 2: that wrote anti Trump books, who really prosper.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm in the book world, in the book
Speaker 5: world and the media world. I mean, he was like
Speaker 5: man from.
Speaker 2: Heaven exactly, and then they fought for four years to
Speaker 2: keep him out of office.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 2: I think it's totally counterintuitive. To do that when he's
Speaker 2: your your bread and butter.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, look, it's about America. And people used
Speaker 5: to say to Limbaugh, isn't it better when you know
Speaker 5: you have a punching bag like Bill Clinton and Barack Obama?
Speaker 5: And he used to say, look, it's not better for America.
Speaker 5: It's not better for America. No, but these Democrats are not. Obviously,
Speaker 5: the oldest male heir to the Kennedy family is going
Speaker 5: to serve in the Trump administration. You know, if Donald
Speaker 5: Trump was like George Steinbrenner, or like the general manager
Speaker 5: of the Reds or the or the Cleveland Indians or
Speaker 5: Guardians where the hell they're called. Now, I'll tell you.
Speaker 5: Can you imagine making a trade where you you're the
Speaker 5: general manager in your trade? I said, I'll trade you
Speaker 5: Liz Cheney, Bill Krystal and Adam Kinsinger and in return
Speaker 5: you give the RFK Junior, Tulcy Gabbard and Naobi Woolf.
Speaker 5: You want to talk about fleecing another general.
Speaker 6: Manager, That's what happened to.
Speaker 1: That would have been the genius stroke.
Speaker 2: Let's go through the White Privileged album first and foremost,
Speaker 2: what motivated you to write it? I love the I mean,
Speaker 2: just the title alone is gonna get eyeballs instantly, and
Speaker 2: it's been selling like crazy. But but tell me, what
Speaker 2: was the inspiration just living life as an American in
Speaker 2: the twenty first century? What?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 5: Triple album? You know, with an apology to the Beatles,
Speaker 5: not to Yoko, though no one cares about Yoka, Okay,
Speaker 5: I don't care about Courtney Love either. Look, it's a
Speaker 5: fun book. I basically go through an entire calendar year
Speaker 5: of some of the sort of race hoaxes and craziness
Speaker 5: Woke gives them, in particular cultural Marxism, cancel culture. Chapter
Speaker 5: one is January, Chapter twelve is December, so you could
Speaker 5: jump around, you can go right to November, and you
Speaker 5: can hear about, you know, Thanksgiving and Elizabeth Warren Pocahontas.
Speaker 5: You can hear about all those things. And I take
Speaker 5: on our holidays, our traditions, some of the institutions that
Speaker 5: have been attacked, some of the holidays that have been attacked,
Speaker 5: like Columbus Day, and we push back, you know, we
Speaker 5: we push back, We poke fun at them, and I
Speaker 5: think it's a I Look, it's a fun book, and
Speaker 5: it's a sequel to the Woking day, and I will
Speaker 5: tell you that, you know, people want levity in their life, right, Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's like you know, our jobs here and really knows.
Speaker 5: This Rush knows that, Sean knows that everybody knows. You know,
Speaker 5: to use absurdity, to use irreverent humor to illustrate truth.
Speaker 5: That's what we're here to do. And look, I'm a millennial.
Speaker 5: I'm a geriatric millennial. But I think if you see,
Speaker 5: like I oh a poli of the day, forty of
Speaker 5: women under the age of thirty voted for Trump, So
Speaker 5: all is not lost. Have no fear, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 5: You know, you create economic and cultural tyranny the way
Speaker 5: that the left has in this country, you will lose
Speaker 5: the entire generations to the Republican Party. And I see
Speaker 5: that trending.
Speaker 2: Do you think do you think the woke movement is dead?
Speaker 2: I know they they vow to keep on fighting and
Speaker 2: they will.
Speaker 1: They will.
Speaker 2: These Marxists will rail with their heads up against the
Speaker 2: wall until their their heart's not beating anymore.
Speaker 5: If they have one, giuse them just a yeah, Well,
Speaker 5: wokes was just a trendy term for a couple things,
Speaker 5: but it's political correctness and cancel culture and social justice. No,
Speaker 5: they're they're gonna rebrand, They're gonna go I mean, they're
Speaker 5: kind of like an STD flare up right, there's like herpes,
Speaker 5: Like they're gonna go away for a little bit. Then
Speaker 5: they'll come. They'll come raging back, and you when you
Speaker 5: least expect it, you'll get a fever blister. Right right,
Speaker 5: They'll be back, they'll rebrand. But I'll tell you we
Speaker 5: had a Trump's election was a woke waterloo moment. There's
Speaker 5: been a few of them, but this one was huge,
Speaker 5: and especially with the ties. Yeah, they're not going to
Speaker 5: be able to use that garbage anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's gone. In the military. You know,
Speaker 2: you talked about Pete Hegseth. He gets through the confirmation process,
Speaker 2: and there's absolutely no reason that somebody like Pete Hegseth
Speaker 2: should not be the next Secretary of Defense. With Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: with the mandate he got in the election, with control
Speaker 2: of the Senate, there is absolutely zero reason that any
Speaker 2: Republican or anybody who cares about the military and America
Speaker 2: should object to that nomination.
Speaker 1: DEI is DA at the DoD.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, I don't know how much time.
Speaker 7: Do we have?
Speaker 1: How much we got it? We got a few minutes. Good.
Speaker 5: Well, let me just give you a brief history of Hegseth.
Speaker 5: I've done him for twenty years, long before he was
Speaker 5: on Fox, and I worked on his books when he
Speaker 5: was doing one of his books a couple of years ago.
Speaker 5: It was after the George Floyd incident. So I guess
Speaker 5: it was in June. You remember when the barricades went
Speaker 5: up around the White House and the Antifa and Black
Speaker 5: Lives Matter lit the church on fire across the street
Speaker 5: from the White House. Okay, and there was a riot
Speaker 5: in the summer of Floyd. Well, hag Seth was on
Speaker 5: his book tour and he vanished. We couldn't find him.
Speaker 5: He stopped showing up for interviews. The publisher couldn't find him.
Speaker 5: Off my team couldn't find him. Next thing, you know,
Speaker 5: a couple of days later, with this riot going on
Speaker 5: in front of in Lafayette Park, in front of the
Speaker 5: White House, the National Guard was called in. He starts
Speaker 5: texting me saying, hey, I had to go. My guard
Speaker 5: unit got called up. Hag Seth was outside the White
Speaker 5: House defending the White House.
Speaker 1: Got the uniform.
Speaker 5: Okay, So that's reason he dropped everything. He dropped Fox News,
Speaker 5: he dropped his book tour, he dropped his publicist, which
Speaker 5: was me. He dropped his published and he put on
Speaker 5: the uniform anonymously and got called to DC to defend
Speaker 5: the White House. So that's what kind of man he is.
Speaker 5: And you know, I'm just starting to tell this story.
Speaker 5: You're only in the second show I've told it to.
Speaker 5: So that's that's the type of man he is. So
Speaker 5: you know, enough with the tattoos, and enough with the
Speaker 5: this and then that. You know they've got these you
Speaker 5: know women, there's some woman that's come out of nowhere.
Speaker 5: But I think will be adjudicated quickly. So he is
Speaker 5: the right man for the job. Trump wants a disruptor.
Speaker 5: Hag Seth will be a patriotic disruptor there at the Pentagon.
Speaker 2: A man from publispr the author of the White Privilege album,
Speaker 2: AJ Rice. It's a lot of fun, man, and it
Speaker 2: is a fun book. I have a copy, thanks to you,
Speaker 2: and have set and gone track by track laughing my
Speaker 2: butt off.
Speaker 1: I appreciate your time today, AJ.
Speaker 5: Thank you, sir, and God blessed.
Speaker 2: Have good Thanksgiving, Happy Thanksgiving to you. The students report
Speaker 2: on the way with SAG and maybe another special guest
Speaker 2: on seven hundred W LW Opening day plays on the
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Speaker 7: Hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 2: Surprise appearance by the Hall of Famer on this s Duge.
Speaker 2: That is our special guest today. He's not in the studio,
Speaker 2: but we do have sailing we speak. Is he sailing
Speaker 2: the ocean blue like Crystal Barmbus in fourteen ninety two.
Speaker 1: Yeah, somewhere somewhere out on on the what is it Atlantic?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 2: So Amanda has him going all over the place. He
Speaker 2: told me one time. Segi said, well, I don't know
Speaker 2: if I want to go all these places, but Amanda
Speaker 2: does so. I mean when when Amanda says jump, Martin
Speaker 2: goes how high? First time that's happened. I'll get some
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Speaker 1: Every local tame Star heating and air conditioning dealers Tamestar
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Speaker 1: one spots, speaking of the Reds pitcher Nick Martinez officially
Speaker 1: accepting that twenty one million dollar qualifying offer from the club.
Speaker 1: The Reds have also announced the postgame concerts for twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five. Who We Got Coming Thursday, July tenth versus
Speaker 1: Miami Old Dominion will be in town. The Whole University
Speaker 1: one of the hottest bands out of Nashville. I've never
Speaker 1: heard of it. Not the Trucking Company. Saturday July twenty
Speaker 1: six against Tampa the land Sharks.
Speaker 2: Oh man, that's that's from Saturday Night Live. Remember that
Speaker 2: John Belushi and dan Aykroyd were dressed up into big
Speaker 2: Shark uniforms. I'm dating myself here. This is like fifty
Speaker 2: years ago, and Lorraine new And would answer the door
Speaker 2: after they told it was a candy gram and then
Speaker 2: they'd eat her right on Live TV.
Speaker 1: Wednesday, August thirteenth against those Phillies train train. I thought
Speaker 1: we sold the train, didn't we sell the railroad? All
Speaker 1: that they're bringing the train back, bringing the train back.
Speaker 1: That's awesome, how about that? So those are the three
Speaker 1: post games and also National Lake American League Rookie of
Speaker 1: the Year Awards. It's that time of Year again Carrie
Speaker 1: Jeff Yes. National and American League Rookie of the Year
Speaker 1: awards will be announced tonight at six, No Reds involved.
Speaker 1: Bengals update brought to you by Good Spirits, winding to
Speaker 1: back on Party Town. They lost, They lost, so the
Speaker 1: bye week is on. I thought it was a must win. Well,
Speaker 1: they'll know more about it tonight on Bengals Line Lance
Speaker 1: and Lapping Company six oh five on seven under WLW.
Speaker 2: According to the sports officionados at ESPN and the NFL Network,
Speaker 2: they are mathematically still lurking. They're still in the hunt
Speaker 2: for a playoff spot. At four and seven, the API
Speaker 2: simply don't see it.
Speaker 1: The corner of DJ Turner, the second who's emerged recently
Speaker 1: as a starter. Theater have suffered a fractured clavicle and
Speaker 1: last night's lost to the Charger to a collarbone. Monday
Speaker 1: Night Football Texans and Cowboys Battle of Texas and the
Speaker 1: Lone Star State Tonight seven thirty on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 1: College Basketball Tonight, Miami RedHawks take on the the Michigan
Speaker 1: Wolverines in ann Arbor xavers. Ryan Conwell is on the
Speaker 1: Vague East Honor roll this week averaging seventeen points a
Speaker 1: game and wins. Musketeer wins over Jackson State in Wake
Speaker 1: Forest Boor tonight on the Seawan Miller Show at seven
Speaker 1: fifty five KRC. The home of Dale Donovan, Cincinnati ban and.
Speaker 2: The home of Ron Wilson. By the way, Ron Wilson
Speaker 2: is Garrian Sullivan. Ron Wilson is in the garden. Well,
Speaker 2: I'm on the air here on seven hundred WLW. And
Speaker 2: we occasionally used to get phone.
Speaker 1: Calls that were that were met for Ron Wilson and
Speaker 1: what they mistakenly call seven four nine, seven thousand and
Speaker 1: after a while they had like Russ Jackson, whoever it was,
Speaker 1: and the producer's chair go, Gary Jeffery thinks he's calling
Speaker 1: Ron Wilson. Put him on the air, and whatever question
Speaker 1: they had, I just say water it and we'd hang
Speaker 1: up on him. Cincinnati Bearcats drop one spot this week
Speaker 1: in the AP College Basketball Poll at eighteenth. Just win
Speaker 1: baby and keep dropping spots. Due is sixth that Kentucky
Speaker 1: up to ninth, Indiana sixteen, Zavid twenty eighth. U see
Speaker 1: an NKU tomorrow night at Truist Arena and Beautiful Highland
Speaker 1: Heights Women's basketball seat and haul in the UC Bearcats
Speaker 1: six fifteen, Fox Sports thirteen sixty. The NCAA Men's Soccer
Speaker 1: Tournament bracket is out. Ohio State is the number one seed.
Speaker 1: They will play on Sunday and a ten champion Dayton
Speaker 1: seed at fifth overall and number two in the nation,
Speaker 1: will play Sunday, also against either Michigan or Robert Morris.
Speaker 1: So good luck to those gentlemen on the soccer field. Indeed, Also, Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 1: you told me you had a lot of material this time.
Speaker 1: It's that time.
Speaker 2: I tried not to interrupt you because I know you've
Speaker 2: got a lot to cover in a very short period
Speaker 2: of time.
Speaker 1: Thank you for joining that instead of you know who's
Speaker 1: sitting here. He's back tomorrow, isn't he. He's on a plane,
Speaker 1: I understand right now coming back from the Southern Command
Speaker 1: Center because of the possibility of hurricane action. They haven't
Speaker 1: named the Secretary of Commerce yet, have they. I don't
Speaker 1: think that's why that's why you went down there. I
Speaker 1: don't think. Sorry, what one's supposed to say anything, by
Speaker 1: the way to speaking of the before you get to
Speaker 1: your next thing. Sig uh huh. Since I'm not interrupting
Speaker 1: you during this stooge report. You you did not hear
Speaker 1: aj Rice, who I had on the program just the
Speaker 1: last half hour talking about the man who's been nominated
Speaker 1: to be the Secretary of Defense. Fox's Pete Hegseth, who was.
Speaker 2: The client of his correct He said that during the
Speaker 2: Antifa riots during Donald Trump's first when they burned the
Speaker 2: church and they were outside the White House.
Speaker 1: And he had the Bible in his hand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nobody nobody could find Pete Hegseth. Fox News couldn't
Speaker 2: find him. His publisher had a book out, couldn't find him.
Speaker 2: The publicist aj Rice, couldn't find him for like a week.
Speaker 2: They didn't know where he was. He just dropped off
Speaker 2: the radar completely. What the found out that his unit
Speaker 2: got called up because he's still in the reserves without
Speaker 2: any fanfare, because that's what warriors do. They don't do
Speaker 2: it for the fanfare, they don't do it for the publicity,
Speaker 2: they don't do it for the media. He was actually
Speaker 2: protecting the White House with his guard unit, and no
Speaker 2: one knew because he couldn't. In the military, you can't
Speaker 2: say where you're deployed once you're deployed, right, So that's
Speaker 2: that is the next prospective Secretary of Defense. Two bronze stars,
Speaker 2: combat active and a brilliant, brilliant mind who is getting
Speaker 2: rid of woke in the military and DEI and all
Speaker 2: the other nonsense and getting us back to a real
Speaker 2: fighting force defending our country.
Speaker 1: What do you think about that? Saying sounds ready to
Speaker 1: go to me? Yep, see what happens? Also, Gary, Jeff,
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Speaker 1: a wish tree for twenty twenty four. Now segment.
Speaker 2: This is kind of sports related in the news and
Speaker 2: our news all day long, we've been talking about this
Speaker 2: proposed new arena coming to Cincinnati, Yes, Sir, to replace
Speaker 2: what is now the Heritage Bank Center for concerts and
Speaker 2: sports events. Although they're saying the sporting a team or
Speaker 2: a sporting event is not necessary to support this new
Speaker 2: arena that would be built either near the Duke Energy
Speaker 2: Center in the west part of downtown or near TQL Stadium.
Speaker 2: All right, So my question is, well, first and foremost,
Speaker 2: they're talking about seventy percent of this eight hundred million
Speaker 2: projected and if they tell you it's eight hundred million,
Speaker 2: it's going to cost a billion and a half, they're
Speaker 2: going to almost guarantee it's twice whatever they're saying it's
Speaker 2: going to cost to build this new arena. Correct, All right,
Speaker 2: seventy percent of that money publicly funded by a syntax
Speaker 2: or an added sales tax. Do you think the residents
Speaker 2: of Cincinnati and Hallika County are ready to go for
Speaker 2: another sales tax?
Speaker 7: Hi?
Speaker 1: I bet you they're right in right behind it. Yeah, thanks,
Speaker 1: right now? Yes, you think. Yeah, They'll tell us. I
Speaker 1: can hear the opposition already.
Speaker 2: They tell us that this new arena is going to
Speaker 2: bring so many new events to Sincinnati that the cost
Speaker 2: benefit is going to be well outweighed by the appearance
Speaker 2: of this new arena as opposed to what we are
Speaker 2: paying through the nose for products or for alcohol or
Speaker 2: for whatever we choose to spend our money on that
Speaker 2: that it's going to be worth it. It's going to
Speaker 2: be a good bang for the buck for the town
Speaker 2: of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: This say, it's going to be next to the Duke
Speaker 1: Energy Center downtown.
Speaker 2: But it's part of that new corridor when they build
Speaker 2: a new Brent Spence Bridge, okay project, all right? And
Speaker 2: or I look at West End by TQL Stadium, right,
Speaker 2: but they were going to build a baseball stadium where
Speaker 2: where the casino is now, but they opted not to
Speaker 2: do that. Correct, put Great American Ballpark right where it
Speaker 2: want baseball and gambling to get together, did they?
Speaker 1: No? No, no, they can have a big statue of
Speaker 1: rose right in between them. No, you didn't want that.
Speaker 1: You didn't want you say, you said, we do need
Speaker 1: a new arena.
Speaker 2: You're you're a fan of that, definitely, even if you
Speaker 2: have to pay more person just.
Speaker 1: For concerts and stuff. I mean, look look at all
Speaker 1: the other cities around here. The Young Center in Louisville. Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, Gamebridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. How many arenas is
Speaker 1: Indianapolis had since Market Square about six and and then
Speaker 1: you know you've got nationwide arena and Columbus I mean.
Speaker 2: My question is, why can't If it's such a good
Speaker 2: business idea, why can't some business fork over the bucks
Speaker 2: and sponsor this said new arena instead of putting it
Speaker 2: on the backs of taxpayers who may or may not
Speaker 2: want to go to the proposed events that may come
Speaker 2: to a new arena.
Speaker 1: Let's say you've got the fifth third arena. Right, you
Speaker 1: see Centas Center at Xavier, Right, I think it's the
Speaker 1: truest center n k U pay Corps Stadium a core. Yeah,
Speaker 1: of course the taxpayers built pay Corps Stadium. So don't
Speaker 1: wear that corporate naming thing. Fooled you there? Well, great
Speaker 1: American Ballpark?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: What about what about Kroger?
Speaker 2: Say somebody like Kroger stepping up to the plate and saying, oh,
Speaker 2: the new Kroger Arena.
Speaker 1: Nice? Can you imagine? Yes about imagine what about the
Speaker 1: Western Southern Arena brought to you by John Barrett? Have
Speaker 1: that on there. But but here's the thing, don't don't
Speaker 1: doesn't is Nis Center put his name on her again?
Speaker 1: Put out there at the Tennis Center and the in
Speaker 1: the in the arena. Problem isn't The problem isn't what
Speaker 1: you call it? Problem, isn't what you call it.
Speaker 2: The problem is is who pooks up puts up the
Speaker 2: benjamins for it?
Speaker 1: Seg, him and Willie.
Speaker 2: Who really benefits from this arena outside of concert promoters
Speaker 2: and the acts that may come to Cincinnati as a
Speaker 2: result of this new.
Speaker 1: People being entertained? Gary, Jeff, what is what is the
Speaker 1: price on your entertainment? You don't even have Netflix? No,
Speaker 1: and how much do you spend on entertainment a year? Seg?
Speaker 1: Would you guess? Give me a guest, have no idea,
Speaker 1: I have no total every the drunken vengel. What do
Speaker 1: you what do you spend on entertainment? Yeah, I'm trying
Speaker 1: to think of what?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 2: What I do that actually costs money that entertains me?
Speaker 2: I mean, porn is free, and I'm not into that.
Speaker 1: I've been blessed to have a press pass for forty
Speaker 1: five years around here, So I don't.
Speaker 2: Know right exactly, So you're not spending a lot of
Speaker 2: bucks for entertainment, for sporting events or anything else.
Speaker 1: I don't take take a I'm not sure what the
Speaker 1: budget is for Dave, Dave, how much time do we have?
Speaker 1: Not much? About four minutes? About four minutes? Uh, I
Speaker 1: don't tell me. I think we should do a flash
Speaker 1: poll here we go.
Speaker 2: Would you pay actually for a new arena? Or what
Speaker 2: do you how much money do you spend per year
Speaker 2: on innentertainments? I want to know five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 2: seven thousand. Like I said, there, there are a lot
Speaker 2: of things that people entertain themselves with.
Speaker 1: That doesn't cost a dime.
Speaker 2: Hold on, here's Travis, Travis and Anderson are you there, yes, sir?
Speaker 2: What how much money do you spend on entertainment personally?
Speaker 2: And would you pay for a new arena in downtown Cincinnati?
Speaker 10: Until COVID hit me and the life and the kids
Speaker 10: would go to many many games that ever since then,
Speaker 10: you know, the economy's been bad so in the way
Speaker 10: that property.
Speaker 4: Taxes gone up, value, schools, levies.
Speaker 7: I'm taxed to death here.
Speaker 10: I don't know, Brothers, I like to have a new stadium,
Speaker 10: a new everything, But I don't know.
Speaker 5: What I want to know is is any of this
Speaker 5: property going to be built on railroad property?
Speaker 1: I don't know what does city do with all the
Speaker 1: railroad money? Seg and that's me. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Call the mayor, flashpole, you're on the air on the
Speaker 2: Stooge report. Would you pay for a new arena in Cincinnati.
Speaker 4: Hell yeah, that.
Speaker 1: Here is a big center to an shole. It's an asshole.
Speaker 1: I don't know what he meant by that, but I
Speaker 1: have a feeling. I know I have an understanding. A
Speaker 1: swamp pole. That's what it is. Next nobody thousands online
Speaker 1: right now waiting to give their answer to the flash pole.
Speaker 1: Not so there you go. So you know the thing.
Speaker 1: They'll build it. They got it. They should have built
Speaker 1: it about ten years ago. If they here, if they
Speaker 1: build it, will you come, say? I would say, yes, Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 1: people will come if they have a new if they
Speaker 1: have a new venue for these concerts that bypass the
Speaker 1: Queens City every year, that they'll that they will be here.
Speaker 1: That people will go look at all the bands that
Speaker 1: have that that that are still out there, that have
Speaker 1: been touring for the past ten years. They go to Columbus,
Speaker 1: they go to Louisville, they go to Indianapolis, they go
Speaker 1: to Cleveland. What city am I missing? Well, Taylor Swift
Speaker 1: came to Cincinnati. Yeah, but I mean I'm just saying no.
Speaker 1: I mean all the rest A lot of them bypassed Cincinnata.
Speaker 1: Is it because of the arena, I would say, so
Speaker 1: it's not big enough. And plus it's an asshole whatever
Speaker 1: that is, I don't know what that is. Segment. If
Speaker 1: you would please get us out of the Stooge Report,
Speaker 1: Gary Jeff, in honor of a gloomy day outside, we
Speaker 1: leave you with the immortal words of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 1: Kama Dave what Kama always does.
Speaker 7: She just put her head down and she went to work.
Speaker 1: That's how she got into politics.
Speaker 2: Seg Do you know that That's how Kamala got into politics.
Speaker 2: She put her head down and she went to work.
Speaker 2: You get a fifth and good Spirits, wine and tobacco.
Speaker 2: So you so you do spend money on entertainment. There
Speaker 2: you go. All right, we knew it. You just didn't
Speaker 2: want to come clean with it. Seg Man. Thank you again.
Speaker 2: And tomorrow night, the Nightcab returns. After U see basketball
Speaker 2: here on the Big One, we'll be with you at
Speaker 2: nine thirty until midnight with sports for the out of
Speaker 2: sorts and much much more.
Speaker 1: Until then, I bid you adieu. Seven hundred WLW