Speaker 1: While the Big Man, the Great American Willie Cunningham recovers
Speaker 1: from the mana Zuma's Revenge of some birthday meal. Gary
Speaker 1: Jeff Walker stepping in for Bill Cunningham on this Friday
Speaker 1: the thirteenth on seven hundred WLW and joining us first
Speaker 1: off the bat, There's something in the air. What is
Speaker 1: it exactly? Drones or airplanes? Are mother ships? Lions and
Speaker 1: tigers and bears not mentioned as possibilities. But to talk
Speaker 1: about the drone situation which we seem to be dealing with,
Speaker 1: or some Americans seem to be dealing with on the
Speaker 1: East Coast and now on the West coast, we have
Speaker 1: the CEO of QUX Technologies. He's also a veteran radio
Speaker 1: host and a fifteen year law enforcement veteran. He's still
Speaker 1: working and training people on firearms and the like. Too
Speaker 1: many credits to read in the little time we've got.
Speaker 1: Just bring him on. Keith Hanson, Welcome to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. It's great to have you.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for having your appresire.
Speaker 1: No doubt, no doubt. So the drones? Is this something
Speaker 1: we should be apoplectic about? Is there too much hype
Speaker 1: about it? What do you think is going on here?
Speaker 2: Well, I think you know the problem is it's anybody's
Speaker 2: guests what's actually happening. But I think what is, uh,
Speaker 2: what's really interesting is I'm starting to notice the pattern
Speaker 2: with the Biden administration. Remember Kamala Harris thought at the
Speaker 2: fact that you know, they were there were criminal, illegal
Speaker 2: aliens pouring across the southern border. Nothing to see there,
Speaker 2: We're not under invasion. And and now you know, I mean,
Speaker 2: at least some people are suggesting we're under invasion by
Speaker 2: these drones, and the Biden administration is saying, Nope, nope,
Speaker 2: nothing to see here. You know, it's it's just it's
Speaker 2: not going to see here. There we go, let's move
Speaker 2: on to other things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, so what flavor ice cream? But here, here's
Speaker 1: the thing. Why can't we get any answers as to
Speaker 1: what they are? If they tell us that there is
Speaker 1: no security threat and then they say we don't know
Speaker 1: what they are and where they came from, it sounds
Speaker 1: an awful lot like the the UFO reports and uh,
Speaker 1: you know, all of all of the studies that were
Speaker 1: Project blue Book, and it's well, we find that there's
Speaker 1: no security threat, we don't know what they are, but
Speaker 1: there's no security threat.
Speaker 3: How can they say both definitively.
Speaker 2: Well, if you don't know what they are, and there
Speaker 2: are objects that are the size of a passenger vehicle
Speaker 2: and one of them were to become disabled, or and
Speaker 2: it falls from the sky, there's a threat to people
Speaker 2: that are on the ground. So you cannot say that
Speaker 2: there is no threat to anybody period whatsoever. You know,
Speaker 2: And this is really interesting.
Speaker 3: I have a saying for this.
Speaker 2: It's it's when question go unanswered that kills the fertile
Speaker 2: ground where seeds of conspiracy can grow. Oh yeah, because
Speaker 2: where you have all the conspiracy theories coming out, it's aliens,
Speaker 2: it's you know, now you had you had one lawmaker
Speaker 2: who came out the other day and gives the classic well,
Speaker 2: I know what everybody else doesn't know, and I can't
Speaker 2: tell you how I know what I know, But it's
Speaker 2: the Iranian government, which I tend to downplay that theory.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think if it's if it's a road nation,
Speaker 2: it's most likely going to be China. But I mean,
Speaker 2: then again, nobody knows what these things are until somebody
Speaker 2: comes out and conclusively says this is what it is,
Speaker 2: and if it's a government, if it's a military test,
Speaker 2: then just say it's a military test. We're not going
Speaker 2: to get into what it is. You don't need to
Speaker 2: know what it is, but understand we are aware of
Speaker 2: the origins of the devices and that they are under
Speaker 2: domestic control.
Speaker 3: Well, we should be a very yet very.
Speaker 2: Simple statement to la people's fears right now, because I
Speaker 2: would imagine I've spoken with some people in the area.
Speaker 2: They're afraid of what these things are. They don't know,
Speaker 2: and it's the lack of information that is most unsettling.
Speaker 1: Are the people saying that it's hyperbole and it's just
Speaker 1: too much hype and anxiety surround and now everybody is
Speaker 1: seeing them all the time. I'm you know, and that
Speaker 1: does happen occasionally, as you said, with the seeds sowing
Speaker 1: conspiracy theories. It also kind of inflames the fans of
Speaker 1: people saying, oh wow, and everybody's seeing them at that
Speaker 1: point when they're just seeing planes or helicopters. I mean,
Speaker 1: you think there's a lot of that going on now
Speaker 1: because there's been so much, so much light put on
Speaker 1: this story from the media, So.
Speaker 2: It's possible excuse I've heard people, you know, suggesting of
Speaker 2: either fixed wing aircraft or helicopters, and I mean even
Speaker 2: a drone, even a small drone, you can hear it.
Speaker 2: But I'd have to say, if there's a person living
Speaker 2: in this country today, that doesn't sell the difference between.
Speaker 2: I want to say the difference between. But if you
Speaker 2: hear an airplane, you know what an airplane sounds like,
Speaker 2: even a private check, even a small aircraft, you know
Speaker 2: what it sounds like. You know, helicopter sounds like.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: So when these people are reporting that they are you know,
Speaker 2: there's a cluster of them, and that one or two
Speaker 2: are hovering, others are moving, uh, and that there's very
Speaker 2: very little noise, almost no discernible noise. I mean that
Speaker 2: is a classic signature of a drone. Again, at this point,
Speaker 2: you know, Murphy is coming out and saying, well, there's
Speaker 2: nothing there. Well he's a Democrat, of course, there's nothing there.
Speaker 2: There's nothing in between the years of a Democrats. So
Speaker 2: why would they worry about it. Get your get your
Speaker 2: National guard to get one of these things. Get it
Speaker 2: out of the sky.
Speaker 1: We have we have the technology to shoot these things
Speaker 1: out of the sky.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: The other technology to shoot these things out of the
Speaker 2: sky using technology that doesn't involve a bullet or a projectile.
Speaker 2: You know, you can disable these with frequencies. You can
Speaker 2: disable these with with pulss of energy. You know, use
Speaker 2: a pulse energy weapon. Drop the thing out of the
Speaker 2: sky in a location that's safe. Take it apart, do
Speaker 2: your forensic analysis. You're going to be able to find
Speaker 2: out where everything was made. You're going to ultimately be
Speaker 2: able to find a forensic fingerprint or a digital fingerprint,
Speaker 2: on on on what the programming is, what the programming
Speaker 2: is designed to do, whether or not it's it's got
Speaker 2: a payload, if the payload is weaponized, if it's on
Speaker 2: a reconnaissance mission, you know, being able to determine, you know,
Speaker 2: where that information that that particular device is gathering, where
Speaker 2: is that sending that? And I mean again, if if
Speaker 2: the federal government isn't going to cooperate, I mean, if
Speaker 2: you actually had a governor with testicular fortitude, he would say, okay,
Speaker 2: you know what this is happening over us? Guys, We're
Speaker 2: a sovereign state, and if the federal government isn't going
Speaker 2: to assist us, then I am going to empower my
Speaker 2: National Guard to do what they need to do to
Speaker 2: drop one of these things, and we'll begin a forensic
Speaker 2: examination of the device.
Speaker 1: Well, Phil Murphy, Phil Murphy is definitely no Greg Abbott,
Speaker 1: that's for sure.
Speaker 2: Well no, But anyway, the interesting to see what would
Speaker 2: happen if this was happening over the skies of Texas.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think Abbot would drop one of those
Speaker 2: things in the first day, like third period French and
Speaker 2: we probably have answers to these questions.
Speaker 3: No, no question about it.
Speaker 1: Talking to Keith Hansen, the CEO of q UX Technologies
Speaker 1: on the drones that no one can explain, but that
Speaker 1: they can step right up and say that they are
Speaker 1: no security threat to any of us, even though they
Speaker 1: can't tell you what the hell they are you're talking
Speaker 1: about Jeff Van Andrew, the New Jersey rep in the House,
Speaker 1: who claimed that reliable sources were telling them the drones
Speaker 1: spotted over New Jersey and New York are being launched
Speaker 1: from an Iranian mother ship. He also said these drones
Speaker 1: should be shot down, whether it was some crazy hobbyists
Speaker 1: that we can't imagine.
Speaker 3: Or whether it is Iran.
Speaker 1: And you're right, I don't think that there's much possibility
Speaker 1: that these point back to the iatolas in the Iranian regime.
Speaker 1: They're just trying to keep their cookies to get other
Speaker 1: long enough to figure out what Donald Trump's gonna do
Speaker 1: on day one when he gets into the Office of
Speaker 1: the Presidency.
Speaker 3: And by the way, I.
Speaker 1: Wanted to ask you, just kind of off topic, but
Speaker 1: how do you think that the Trump transition is going
Speaker 1: so far?
Speaker 2: Keith? I mean, so far it looks it looks like
Speaker 2: it's pretty smooth. You know, I think the real, the
Speaker 2: real fun begins. And I just say that from from yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm thinking about these drone things. And you had mentioned
Speaker 2: that I was a Threshold radio then broadcast radio host
Speaker 2: since two thousand and eight. It isn't one of these things,
Speaker 2: whether whether it's the Trump administration, whether it's these drone things.
Speaker 2: It's amazing. You know, you open up your newspaper and
Speaker 2: you always have things to talk about. It's great. You know,
Speaker 2: I've done more media hits in the past week and
Speaker 2: a half over these drone things. It's it's incredible. It's
Speaker 2: almost like it's stuck all the life and all the
Speaker 2: focus off of the the Trump uh, the the incoming
Speaker 2: Trump administration and him setting that up. So I know
Speaker 2: maybe that's by design that all the emphasis is now
Speaker 2: off the Trump and it's on these you know these uh,
Speaker 2: these drones and the potentiality of all agree. Then I
Speaker 2: think it's going to transition is going great. I was
Speaker 2: very very happy to see Carolyn Levitt again. I know
Speaker 2: Carolin well, she lives up here in New Hampshire. I'm
Speaker 2: in New Hampshire as well too, so I've known Carolyn
Speaker 2: for a long time. Uh. Seeing her get in as
Speaker 2: uh as as White House Press secretary, I know she'll
Speaker 2: do a super job and I know she will take
Speaker 2: no prisoners in that in that that press briefing room,
Speaker 2: unlike the current buppet that's been there. Why should we
Speaker 2: do a great job. I think he's doing well. His appointments.
Speaker 2: I mean some of the appointments raised eyebrows. But I
Speaker 2: mean then again, I think what he's trying to do
Speaker 2: is identify the people that can shake things up. Uh,
Speaker 2: I mean cash to tell and in in in FBI. Wow,
Speaker 2: I mean that's that's pretty cool. You know what is
Speaker 2: going to wind up becoming of that that agency and
Speaker 2: all the different agencies that are now going to have
Speaker 2: fresh and aggressive blood that actually want to see these agents,
Speaker 2: and these agencies do things that actually you're either going
Speaker 2: to produce, You're going to justify your budgets, or you know,
Speaker 2: we're going to eliminate you. I think it's about time.
Speaker 2: I mean, we have to shave the government bloke. We
Speaker 2: have to trim the government stat because we don't have
Speaker 2: the money to pay for this. I mean, we're over
Speaker 2: thirty trillion dollars in debt. I mean, it's really a
Speaker 2: wonder that we still have the credit rating with other
Speaker 2: nations that we do. And it's always been pegged that
Speaker 2: that thirty trillion dollars is right about the point where
Speaker 2: a lot of foreign governments start to lose faith in
Speaker 2: the strength of the American economy. That hasn't happened yet,
Speaker 2: which is good, but it always feels like we're teetering
Speaker 2: on this financial breaks and so hopefully there can be
Speaker 2: some sanity brought back to Washington, DC with this incoming
Speaker 2: administration and.
Speaker 1: Maybe Keith Hanson there can be a little bit more
Speaker 1: trans consparency into what's going on, like the drone situation,
Speaker 1: where you know, they'll tell us what they know if
Speaker 1: they actually know anything. And not leave people hanging anything.
Speaker 1: It goes back to the UFO files or UAPs as
Speaker 1: they like to call them. It goes into a whole
Speaker 1: lot of realms where the American public has either been
Speaker 1: purposely misled or psyoped into believing something that is totally
Speaker 1: not true. I mean, hopefully there is that that veil
Speaker 1: lifted a little bit with as Trump and his Health
Speaker 1: and Human Services pick Robert Kennedy Junior has has promised
Speaker 1: to do to unmask him, to uh, to lift the veil.
Speaker 1: I mean that that would be a nice thing to
Speaker 1: have happen at the immediate beginning of the Trump administration.
Speaker 1: I'm not holding my breath.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I if it could happen at all,
Speaker 2: I think it's going to happen with this administration. I
Speaker 2: mean I'm not I'm not expecting and I'm not living
Speaker 2: in a rose for world where everything is going to
Speaker 2: be better overnight. But I think things are going to
Speaker 2: start to progress. The one question is really is what
Speaker 2: happens after Trump? Because he's done his two terms and
Speaker 2: so you know, who is the next And I've been
Speaker 2: asked this many times, who is the next person after Trump?
Speaker 2: It's like, well, you better find your savior. You better
Speaker 2: find your savior task because you know them. The Democrats
Speaker 2: will absolutely be reformulating, they'll be restrengthening, they'll be going
Speaker 2: after twenty twenty eight with a vengeance. You can ask
Speaker 2: guarantee you're going to see Davin Newsom. They're going to
Speaker 2: thrust him into the spotlight because there isn't a strong
Speaker 2: currently identified Republican candidate who's going to be able to
Speaker 2: carry that ticket. So this is this is Newsom's opportunity.
Speaker 2: So it's people better start figuring this out fast.
Speaker 1: Keith Hanson, thank you so much for being available today.
Speaker 1: CEO of QUX Technologies, Keith Hanson with us on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show on seven hundred WLW, Gary Jeffin for
Speaker 1: Willie we continue in moments as we continue on this
Speaker 1: Friday the thirteenth trick caskephobic. Not me, but then again,
Speaker 1: I've been afraid of lesser things, I guess in my time,
Speaker 1: Gary Jeff Walker and for Bill Cunningham on The Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show on seven hundred WLW, without any further ado,
Speaker 1: someone that I have a great deal of respect for,
Speaker 1: and incredible author and thinker and a man who has
Speaker 1: definitely put himself out there enough times that there have
Speaker 1: been people who've gone after him in the past. Maybe
Speaker 1: speaking about the people that may get gone after after
Speaker 1: Biden's gone, and the pardons that the President is still
Speaker 1: issuing and mulling over, issuing for those who may have
Speaker 1: committed crimes although not charged with anything thing yet and
Speaker 1: what will be revealed in the new Trump administration. Doctor
Speaker 1: Jerome Corsi is our guest, Doctor Corsy, how are.
Speaker 5: You well, I'm great, It's great to be back with you.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: So who else is Biden pardoning? You think before he
Speaker 1: leaves office?
Speaker 5: And the word is even Obama's asked for a pardon?
Speaker 5: What and uh yeah, even Obama's asked for a part
Speaker 5: see Susan Rice. It's not very been reported very much,
Speaker 5: but at all. I've reported an American thinker yesterday. But
Speaker 5: that's pretty good supported he is thinking your pardon. And
Speaker 5: certainly you can get a whole list of intelligence people,
Speaker 5: you know, John Brennan, the I, a plapper who headed
Speaker 5: the Doctor Kennedy the I a Nasal Intelligence Agency director,
Speaker 5: director of National Intelligence. All these people know they've committed crimes.
Speaker 5: General Millie who was insubordinate. During the Anteco uh riot,
Speaker 5: he said he would not put the military out of
Speaker 5: the Trump in both the Insurrection Act that sensubordination, you
Speaker 5: can be court martialed. I mean, there's a lot of
Speaker 5: crimes that have been committed, and these people know they're building.
Speaker 5: They thought they would never get boughts. They thought they
Speaker 5: would never lose the Department Justice, but never lose an election,
Speaker 5: And now they're scared that.
Speaker 1: Something I did not know until just reading up on
Speaker 1: this Dodge, of course, is that if you accept a
Speaker 1: presidential pardon, it legally implies admission that you did something wrong,
Speaker 1: an admission of guilt. Based on a nineteen fifteen Supreme
Speaker 1: Court case verdict v. United States Pardon, individuals can be
Speaker 1: compelled to testify about the pardon crimes since they no
Speaker 1: longer have physm endmic protection against self incrimination. So could
Speaker 1: we see all these people who are pardoned being called
Speaker 1: up on stands and under oath and and being made
Speaker 1: to admit what they actually did that was a crime
Speaker 1: that they were pardoned for. I mean, can we look
Speaker 1: forward to that? Should Should I start making the popcorn now?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: In fact, to keep it?
Speaker 5: And I think keep it of that they can be
Speaker 5: called in by the FBI and a partner injustice and
Speaker 5: handed a pencil on paper and said, tell us all
Speaker 5: the crimes you committed, tells all the people who were
Speaker 5: involved with you. You don't have immunity anymore. So you know,
Speaker 5: if you can't be prosecuted for these things, but tell us,
Speaker 5: and if you don't feel committed the crime. So either
Speaker 5: so okay, So Obama gets a pardon. Now you can
Speaker 5: be questioned about ben Ghazi, can be questioned about any
Speaker 5: number of things, that's the curious, the gun running scheme
Speaker 5: to Mexico. You can be questioned about any number of issues,
Speaker 5: you know, the Russian collusions folks, and his roll with
Speaker 5: Toby Clinton and concocting that. I mean, so, I'm not
Speaker 5: so sure. Once these people understand what a pardon means,
Speaker 5: that they are going to be willing to get into
Speaker 5: the situation where they can be pressed to give up
Speaker 5: all their other confederates and admit to their crimes. Be
Speaker 5: a great show if it happens.
Speaker 3: Well, let me ask you this.
Speaker 1: So it all kinds of rumors swirl that the Bidens
Speaker 1: hate everybody entrenched in the Democrat Party, including Obama, and
Speaker 1: the Clintons, and there's just there's no love there at all.
Speaker 1: Do you think that Biden would even consider pardoning Obama
Speaker 1: or Hillary unless, as you mentioned, it's a revelatory thing
Speaker 1: where we all get to find out. If he does that,
Speaker 1: it means that they're on the hot seat once again,
Speaker 1: where I don't believe they're ever going to be called
Speaker 1: into question, just like I don't believe that Anthony Fauci
Speaker 1: and anyone else involved with the COVID spam scamdemic stuff
Speaker 1: that we went through as a nation, the lockdowns, the
Speaker 1: masking and all of the rest and keeping kids at
Speaker 1: home and out of school when they were, you know,
Speaker 1: had no threat of dying basically from the virus. I mean,
Speaker 1: there are so many things that the American people deserve
Speaker 1: answers to. Does his pardoning of some people actually help
Speaker 1: us provide more answers or do you think they'll ever
Speaker 1: be taken to task for the things that they did
Speaker 1: that were virtually laws of committing crimes against the American
Speaker 1: people and against their OJIP office.
Speaker 5: I think there's a lot going to come out when
Speaker 5: classified documents are released by the incoming Trump administration, and
Speaker 5: I believe that all, all the truth comes out eventually,
Speaker 5: but the point is right now, Donald Trump is telegraphing
Speaker 5: very strongly to Biden not pardon anyone politically significance except
Speaker 5: for himself and his family. And Trump was saying, if
Speaker 5: you live at the Pardons, Friendsdent, Biden, yourself and your
Speaker 5: family will will give you a pass. We don't really
Speaker 5: want to have you, know, this drug through the next
Speaker 5: four years. You did do, but but if you if
Speaker 5: you start partnering these other people, then it's the game.
Speaker 5: That's new game. You know, Biden's got a brother who
Speaker 5: could be indicted, He's got other family members who could
Speaker 5: be indicted, and the investigations of the Biden family could continue,
Speaker 5: and and maybe Hunter gud be brought in and forced
Speaker 5: to testify about all the other Biden family members and
Speaker 5: others you know that were involved in this various Rose schemes,
Speaker 5: investment schemes, Rose bond schemes, and all this money he
Speaker 5: got from Ukraine and China and everywhere else. I think
Speaker 5: there's a lot to lose here on Biden's part if
Speaker 5: he ken Pardons to Obama or Hillary Clinton or Bill Clinton,
Speaker 5: or to Clapper or Breton and all the others because
Speaker 5: I don't think he wants the reverberation of more investigations
Speaker 5: coming back on himself and his family. So we've got
Speaker 5: a really interesting set of threats and counter threats going
Speaker 5: on here right now. And Biden does not have a
Speaker 5: great deal of love for either Obama or for Hillary
Speaker 5: Clinton given their past. Biden felt passed over, He felt
Speaker 5: like he didn't get a fair shake to run the
Speaker 5: twenty sixteen. He doesn't feel like he got support from
Speaker 5: Hillary or Obama sufficiently this year. Clearly he didn't. There's
Speaker 5: a lot of hard I.
Speaker 1: Don't know, helper support and stabbed in the back are
Speaker 1: kind of two different things.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, the Democratic Party has become completely not
Speaker 5: only it's kind of a sensuous to be get with.
Speaker 5: They're all the same characters all the time, but they
Speaker 5: all seem to hate each other today. And I don't
Speaker 5: think there's love lost between these people.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: President Trump has said over and over again back to
Speaker 1: the campaign, and in a December eighth interview, essentially his vengeance,
Speaker 1: his revenge will be success of his administration. And he
Speaker 1: said December eighth and to Meet the Press interview, he
Speaker 1: had no intention of appointing a special prosecutor to investigate
Speaker 1: Biden or anybody else, even with the mar A Lago
Speaker 1: raid and the invasion of privacy that was totally out
Speaker 1: of bounds that Biden's dog DJ through the FBI did.
Speaker 1: And so I mean with everything that they put Trump
Speaker 1: through in his presidency and in the last year when
Speaker 1: they found out he was running for president again, and
Speaker 1: they did everything they could to possibly stop him. And
Speaker 1: you know, you got caught up in the Russian collusion
Speaker 1: thing yourself because you are a supporter of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: and they ask you to lie basically, and you told
Speaker 1: him no, I'll go to prison if I have to
Speaker 1: lie to you to hurt someone else, Roger Stone or
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. So I mean that it see he seems
Speaker 1: like a different God. Do you see a different Donald
Speaker 1: Trump just in the last minute we've got Trump.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I see him very much more experienced, much more knowledgeable.
Speaker 5: I think he will go after the election fraud he
Speaker 5: was the twenty twenty election fraud that will be investigated.
Speaker 5: I think the Mueller investigation will, the Russian collusion will
Speaker 5: be investigated, But I don't think he's going to go
Speaker 5: deeply after the Biden family or Obama or the Clintons
Speaker 5: going to pick out specific issues election fraud, Intelligence Agency's
Speaker 5: Department of Justice. He's going to go after them, but
Speaker 5: I think he's going to give the top players a pass.
Speaker 1: Doctor Jerome Corsi, thank you so much. You can read
Speaker 1: his latest piece in The American Thinker on Biden pardons
Speaker 1: and such. Thank you again, my friend. As we continue,
Speaker 1: we will talk about the main Liner closing down, and
Speaker 1: the other frishes that have already shut their doors, and
Speaker 1: some other just announced closures that kind of shocked me
Speaker 1: and the missus this morning. Gary Jenffan for Willie about
Speaker 1: ten till one seven Hunter wl.
Speaker 3: After the game.
Speaker 1: At bad times for me, I've often said there are
Speaker 1: two constants in life, change and God. The only difference
Speaker 1: is that God never changes, and we're seeing the changes
Speaker 1: rapid fire in the Cincinnati area. If you've lived here
Speaker 1: all your life, your parents, your grandparents went to Frish's
Speaker 1: Big Boy, all of what's been happening with that restaurant chain,
Speaker 1: the Frish's chain has to be very very heartening disturbing
Speaker 1: to you. To save the least, the Mainliner will now close,
Speaker 1: the original one, the one that Dave Frish founded. But
Speaker 1: I have seen big Boys all over the country close
Speaker 1: in the last fifty years, not necessarily associated with this
Speaker 1: particular closure of the Frish's Big Boy chain, but Shoney's
Speaker 1: Big Boy down south in Tennessee and in Florida they
Speaker 1: went by the wayside, mostly about thirty five forty years ago.
Speaker 1: There's Bob's Big Boy in California. The sandwiches are a
Speaker 1: little bit different, I understand. But for anyone who has
Speaker 1: had a Frish's Big Boy, and especially that mainliner on
Speaker 1: Wooster Pike, as they're true north of drive in restaurants
Speaker 1: their entire lives, and their parents' entire lives and their grandparents,
Speaker 1: totally condolences to you.
Speaker 3: It's got to be a very sad.
Speaker 1: You've got ten days to go and check it out
Speaker 1: before it's all gone, maybe forever. And I also found
Speaker 1: out this morning that Riches Proper is one of the
Speaker 1: restaurants closing in Covington. It happens to be me and
Speaker 1: my wife's favorite new Sunday brunch place. Well after this
Speaker 1: Sunday not anymore. My wife actually learned to love shrimp
Speaker 1: and grits at Riches Proper. The Benedict is unbelievable. The
Speaker 1: French toast they can't do it. It's unsustainable for them
Speaker 1: to keep that operation in several other restaurants that they
Speaker 1: own in business, and again very shocking. Not a lifelong
Speaker 1: tradition for me and my family. Obviously we just discovered
Speaker 1: riches proper in the last year. But uh man, it's
Speaker 1: a downer, it's a real bummer, and maybe it's speaks
Speaker 1: as much to Bidenomics as any other thing you can
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Speaker 1: you stop just for a second in between the like
Speaker 1: and literally, It's hard to get through an entire conversation
Speaker 1: that lasts maybe a minute.
Speaker 3: With somebody These days, just an observation.
Speaker 1: Gary Jeff and for Willie today on the Bill Cunningham
Speaker 1: Show and joining us now as a guest I've had
Speaker 1: unfrequently he's been on this program before, and there's good reason.
Speaker 1: He is a very learned man when it comes to
Speaker 1: climate and CO two and the climate cult versus the
Speaker 1: real data that's out there. We've been pushed this this
Speaker 1: notion that CO two is bad. It's a pollutant, it's
Speaker 1: a poison and at these levels the Earth is warming
Speaker 1: because of the added induction of CO two through fertilizers
Speaker 1: and through fossil fuels, and it just goes on and
Speaker 1: on and on, and it's so much noise, and there's
Speaker 1: been so much money spent to combat climate change based
Speaker 1: on these flawed models that have been using and failed
Speaker 1: Future per Days and the like. You got to have
Speaker 1: the facts, and to get the facts, you've got to
Speaker 1: go to a place like the CO two Coalition.
Speaker 3: It's in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: And the man who is the executive director of that,
Speaker 1: he's a geologist and author of A Very Convenient Warming,
Speaker 1: his latest book on climate change. Gregory Wrightstone joins us.
Speaker 1: Doctor wright Stone, how are you this afternoon.
Speaker 4: Oh really good. Another one that gets me is right,
Speaker 4: just listen to the announcers. Well, they're going to have
Speaker 4: to do this right right, and once you start hearing it,
Speaker 4: you can't unhear it.
Speaker 1: But literally has been literally everywhere I have listened over
Speaker 1: the last it's been about the last two to three
Speaker 1: months that it's really intensified. And even people that I
Speaker 1: respect in media are using it and overusing it and
Speaker 1: misusing it. They need to look up the definition and
Speaker 1: maybe not be so bombastic in their regurgitation of the
Speaker 1: word of the month.
Speaker 4: That's all oh here and is. As a linguist and writer,
Speaker 4: it just kills me when I hear these people a
Speaker 4: lot of the even Fox News that the people their
Speaker 4: grammar is horrific. But that's not what we're here to
Speaker 4: talk about.
Speaker 3: No, no, not at all. But I'm glad I got
Speaker 3: you off on my tangent. That's fun.
Speaker 1: So there was a story out that was sent with
Speaker 1: this pitch. It's a Department of Defense will address climate
Speaker 1: change in Africa as a security concern. And the story
Speaker 1: basically is it d O D. This is from the
Speaker 1: US Department of Defense itself d O D dealing with
Speaker 1: climate change is a securities concern for Africans. Has it
Speaker 1: just recently gotten hot in Africa? Doctor, I don't think so.
Speaker 4: The security concern for Africa that's related to climate changes,
Speaker 4: not climate change itself, but rather the policies that they're
Speaker 4: going to they're proposing to use as a solution to
Speaker 4: this non existent problem. Africa is a case study of
Speaker 4: why this climate change movement gets it wrong. And they
Speaker 4: get it wrong because they're prohibiting funding of fossil fuel
Speaker 4: development projects, and there are some huge projects in these
Speaker 4: developing developing world There's some two billion people in the
Speaker 4: southern hemisphere, Southeast Asia across Africa who are living energy poverty.
Speaker 4: In other words, they don't have electricity and they have
Speaker 4: to cook in there. Because of these do good left
Speaker 4: wing Western developed nations that have already using huge amounts
Speaker 4: of fossil fuels, they want to stop these African countries
Speaker 4: from trying to lift their people up out of generational poverty.
Speaker 4: India is saying they're they're probably most being of course China.
Speaker 4: They don't They're going to do what they wish, But
Speaker 4: India's going great guns with with coal fired uh development.
Speaker 3: Uh, they don't have.
Speaker 4: Any oil reserves to speak up, but they're going gung
Speaker 4: ho for coal, new coal mines, new coal fired electricity
Speaker 4: production and what we should we should do? Uh I
Speaker 4: liked with the new proposed energy Secretary Chris Wright had
Speaker 4: to say. He said, we shouldn't be seeking net zero,
Speaker 4: we should be seeking net and see if I get
Speaker 4: it right net energy zero. Other was we everyone across
Speaker 4: the planet should should have access to affordable, abundant and
Speaker 4: reliable energy, and that means fossil fuels, nuclear uh or
Speaker 4: are the are the most developed. And so that's the
Speaker 4: three words I want everyone to listen to. Her is
Speaker 4: energy and electricity should be liable, abundant and affordable. Solar
Speaker 4: and wind are not any of those three. If you
Speaker 4: look at the full cost of development for solar and wind,
Speaker 4: they're much much more expensive. What kills me, what coal
Speaker 4: fired or natural gas is.
Speaker 1: Greg What kills me is that these are sold as
Speaker 1: fixes for the planet. Are these are the green new
Speaker 1: deal things, These are the green energy things, sustainable and
Speaker 1: this is so much better environmentally from the planet for
Speaker 1: the planet. When you look especially it's solar and wind
Speaker 1: and you look at the blight upon the land that
Speaker 1: those conveyances turn out to be in you know, vast
Speaker 1: areas of prime farmland offshore. Now with these wind farms
Speaker 1: in the ocean right off the coast and the east
Speaker 1: coast that they're they're building, and you know that killing
Speaker 1: birds and the construction that many claim is the reason
Speaker 1: that these whales are dying because of all the noise
Speaker 1: associated with the construction of these wind turbines. So, I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know how that can be environmentally conscious. If
Speaker 1: you're going to cover up the green earth with all
Speaker 1: of this metal and batteries and all the rest, go ahead.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, Yeah, no, no, no, I've just want a
Speaker 4: small bone to pick with you. I and you might
Speaker 4: pick up on this. I've started not using the term
Speaker 4: solar farms or wind farms. That just sounds so benign
Speaker 4: and docile and graceful. These are industrial activities. These are
Speaker 4: industrial scale activities. To call them a farm is what
Speaker 4: you were saying, is correct. There was a UN study
Speaker 4: two years ago that I exposed for the fallacies on extinctions,
Speaker 4: and they were predicting some twenty to thirty thousand extinct
Speaker 4: or excuse me, a million extinctions over the next several decades,
Speaker 4: which means you need to have twenty to thirty thousand
Speaker 4: extinctions per year.
Speaker 2: UH.
Speaker 4: And I took a look at it and looked and
Speaker 4: exposed the flaws in their in their study and found
Speaker 4: it only UH for species in the last forty years
Speaker 4: of non extinct And and but the one thing that
Speaker 4: got right in this report, and to go back to
Speaker 4: what you were saying, they said, the greatest threat to
Speaker 4: our endangered species is is the loss of the environment,
Speaker 4: the loss of of their where they live. And the
Speaker 4: greatest habit I'm a struggling, thank you, the loss of habitat.
Speaker 4: And UH what's their solution to this non existent problem?
Speaker 4: Destroy the habitat, pave over huge areas of prairie and
Speaker 4: desert and cut down forest to put up uh solar factories,
Speaker 4: cut down mature timber uh in North Carolina and Virginia,
Speaker 4: turn it into pellets, and ship it to the United
Speaker 4: Kingdom where it's burned for energy. And it's called green energy.
Speaker 4: Mature forces being ship to the United Kingdom and burnches
Speaker 4: like called but they call it that's acceptable renewable energy.
Speaker 4: And they also want to do again cut down for
Speaker 4: us all over to put up these wind factories. And
Speaker 4: if you just look in Pennsylvania, the Keystone state three
Speaker 4: years ago, uh, the the the wildlife people in Pennsylvania
Speaker 4: vote and they control I think some million acres across Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4: The Game Commission again, I was struggling for Pennsylvan Game Commission,
Speaker 4: and they voted unanimously to ban any wind or solar
Speaker 4: on any of the game lands. And there these are
Speaker 4: the ridgetops. They control many of the ridgetops that are
Speaker 4: that you would want to put I don't want to
Speaker 4: put them up. But the solar companies, Big Solar or
Speaker 4: Big Big Wind rather would put these wind turbines up
Speaker 4: on the top of the ridges controlled, and they've banned it.
Speaker 4: And so I listened to the committee hearing and some
Speaker 4: of these people were just irate because they lived near
Speaker 4: wind turbines and they hated them. As a growing backlash
Speaker 4: against this across the United States, against CO two pipelines
Speaker 4: that they're trying to use eminent domain to build, and
Speaker 4: against both offshore primarily really big who raw over the
Speaker 4: offshore development because these are monsters. And we saw up
Speaker 4: in Nantucket it was two months ago where the one
Speaker 4: wind turbine came apart and brought shards of the blade
Speaker 4: washed up on the Nantucket shore, and it's just it's
Speaker 4: not good. You're right, they're killing birds. The US Fish
Speaker 4: and Wildlife Service, they issue and have declared you can
Speaker 4: kill fifteen thousand bald eagles a year. That's okay. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you hold one bald eagle feather and you're you're facing
Speaker 4: jail time and a huge vone.
Speaker 1: Greg writes, don't how much of this money that's being
Speaker 1: spent to combat climate change by the climate cultist, the
Speaker 1: al gores and the rest in this in this movement,
Speaker 1: how much money has spent every day? I understand like
Speaker 1: two to three billion dollars is spent to combat this
Speaker 1: globally every day.
Speaker 3: Is that right?
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 4: I don't have the numbers in front of me, but
Speaker 4: I can't tell you. That just came out just reading
Speaker 4: a report today that the so called were welling and
Speaker 4: named Inflation Reduction Act had still several percentage, it might
Speaker 4: have been five percent. Huge amounts of money yet, and
Speaker 4: they were going to distribute it all before Donald Trump
Speaker 4: got into office. And you know they're going Donald Trump
Speaker 4: is going to just shut that thing down. He's got
Speaker 4: some really good people. He's particularly Chris Right and energy.
Speaker 4: He talks my language. He doesn't believe there's a climate crisis,
Speaker 4: and he talks about the many benefits of oil gas.
Speaker 1: Just saw another green company go belly up. There was
Speaker 1: an evy school bus manufacturer that just couldn't cut the mustard,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 3: And it's kind of like all of this stuff is.
Speaker 1: We saw it with Celindra during the Obama administration, but
Speaker 1: that was only the tip of the green iceberg. When
Speaker 1: it comes to failed boondoggles where the people get subsidized
Speaker 1: to build these plants or to develop these technologies, and
Speaker 1: when it's not sustainable, they wind up declaring bankruptcy. You know,
Speaker 1: all the money's gone and they go out of business.
Speaker 1: And it's happened again with this ev school bus manufacturer.
Speaker 1: I just saw the report this week.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, you can hardly keep up with the
Speaker 4: failures at each one of these solar companies. Huge losses
Speaker 4: for wind to Urban Manufacturing, huge losses for Ford Motor Company,
Speaker 4: and all of these companies are taking leading red from
Speaker 4: their eve the money they put into evs, people just
Speaker 4: don't want them. I think the issue here is there
Speaker 4: only the finding out there's are just a limited number
Speaker 4: and a finite number of virtue signaling uber wealthy people
Speaker 4: in the United States and across Europe. They're going to
Speaker 4: want to buy these things.
Speaker 5: I don't want one.
Speaker 4: You don't want one. They just don't make sense. A
Speaker 4: limited range, and it's for what use. Maybe it makes
Speaker 4: sense if you live in a suburb and you only
Speaker 4: go five miles to work.
Speaker 1: I was going to say, doctor writes, don't I know
Speaker 1: somebody personally? He and his wife have a Nissan Leaf.
Speaker 1: Of all things that they've owned, it's all electric. They
Speaker 1: live about two miles from where they work. They have
Speaker 1: another truck if they're going to make law. Younger voyages
Speaker 1: go vacations like but you know, they like their little
Speaker 1: electric car. They don't have to go very far in it.
Speaker 1: If it's too cold and the thing dies or they
Speaker 1: can't charge it, they just take the other car. But
Speaker 1: I don't even know if it's a virtue signaling thing.
Speaker 1: They just decided would be neat to have one. And
Speaker 1: if you've got the money to just you know, waste
Speaker 1: and say, oh, I'm just going to take it around
Speaker 1: town or go to get groceries every once in a while,
Speaker 1: I guess it's okay. But that's the only way that
Speaker 1: that that's going to work for most people.
Speaker 4: Right. And the thing you mentioned they have a separate
Speaker 4: vehicle that leaf doesn't make sense to go from point
Speaker 4: A to point B. It's more than fifty or eighty
Speaker 4: or one hundred miles because you're not going to You
Speaker 4: might be able to get to the point B, but they
Speaker 4: can't get back to point A.
Speaker 3: Talk to me about it, especially cold weather. Talk to
Speaker 3: me about a very very convenient warming real quickly.
Speaker 4: Greg, Well, we've talked for many years, and you know,
Speaker 4: I'm big proponent that there is was proponent there is
Speaker 4: no climate crisis, of course, but this book we go
Speaker 4: a little bit further in this and that not only
Speaker 4: is there not a climate crisis, we see by almost
Speaker 4: every metric I look at, I go through detail it
Speaker 4: in the book. Every metric we look at, Earth's ecosystems
Speaker 4: are thriving and prospering, and humanity is benefiting from modest
Speaker 4: warming and more co Two, it should be carbon dioxide
Speaker 4: should be celebrated, not demonized. And we're seeing things are
Speaker 4: moving in our direction quickly. And I think the election
Speaker 4: of Trump and his administration will just catalyze this movement
Speaker 4: and supercharge it. People are moving away from the belief
Speaker 4: in this climate crisis and it's a good thing. We
Speaker 4: want to do our part here at the CO two Coalition.
Speaker 4: You can learn go to CO two Coalition dot orger.
Speaker 4: My new book is Convene a very Convenient Warming and
Speaker 4: you can find it just two words, convenient warming and
Speaker 4: go get it all right.
Speaker 1: Fantastic Gregory Wrightstone, as always a blessing to have you,
Speaker 1: my friend, and thanks for.
Speaker 3: Making the time for us. Thank you, you got it.
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Speaker 3: where's Willy?
Speaker 7: Willy snuck off to.
Speaker 1: Well, had Willy had a manta Zuma's revenge moment from
Speaker 1: birthday dinner? Is what he thought? He was going to
Speaker 1: get doctor today after noon today. He got shick on
Speaker 1: his birthday. He was out yesterday and I got the
Speaker 1: call yesterday afternoon that he was going.
Speaker 3: To be out today. Could I come? And I said sure.
Speaker 1: I had no idea I was going to get the
Speaker 1: bonus of having Andy mack on a shootout weekend. This
Speaker 1: is incredible, Gary, Jeff. I haven't seen you in a
Speaker 1: number of years, but it's always the light. I was
Speaker 1: listening to the political commentary that you were delivering on
Speaker 1: the way in, and I'm you know, I'm right with
Speaker 1: At least you were kinder to me than the first
Speaker 1: time I saw Furman after years. He said, oh, Garry Jeff,
Speaker 1: you don't age well, do you. The first thing he
Speaker 1: said to me, what a nice guy. But see you
Speaker 1: were you were kind. You said, hey, it's good to see.
Speaker 1: I hope you don't mind me, but no, no, this
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Speaker 1: to work a lot less hard and Seg Seg won't
Speaker 1: be badgered by me quite as much.
Speaker 7: Andy Furman since he does halve this partnership with Isies.
Speaker 3: We used to get free food.
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Speaker 7: think we were the original threesome on Sunday Morning sports.
Speaker 1: Are those stories as entertaining as the trip to Blacksburg,
Speaker 1: Virginia to see Virginia Tech and you see play basketball?
Speaker 3: That the one you were describing me just before we
Speaker 3: went on the air That was circ Nineteen eighty one.
Speaker 7: Seg and I on a private two engine par Jumper
Speaker 7: on the way from m was.
Speaker 8: When the music was that plane like when the when
Speaker 8: the music died? And the taxi drive that almost killed you.
Speaker 8: From Roanoke to blacks we find out that we made
Speaker 8: that guy's retirement fun.
Speaker 7: The Blacksburg airport has no I think it does now
Speaker 7: they've progressed there, But so we couldn't obviously land there
Speaker 7: at three in the morning, So we land in Roanoke,
Speaker 7: which is only that far and I'm out. But it's
Speaker 7: forty miles. Yeah, it's a good distance. Somebody's called. My
Speaker 7: wife is calling. I'm sorry anyway, answer the phone. We
Speaker 7: touched see what she wants. We took the cab up
Speaker 7: the mountain to Blacksburg and I had to do a
Speaker 7: UC Virginia Tech game well the next morning, and it
Speaker 7: was like noon, and they played like an NBA team
Speaker 7: in Blacksburg, Pakanos as they had Dale Solomon who went
Speaker 7: on to play in the NBA and Del Curry who.
Speaker 8: Was no st Curry, that great, incredible shooter, incredible shooting.
Speaker 3: Apple does not fall far from that tree.
Speaker 7: Ed Patrick was the coach at UC and we lost
Speaker 7: one twenty eight to eighty four.
Speaker 3: I believe after that that trip to UH.
Speaker 7: It was a close call in Blacksburg and Kevin Kaffney,
Speaker 7: who was a really good kid, played for UC. He
Speaker 7: got so excited when he grabbed the rebound he put
Speaker 7: it into the wrong bucket, courting bucket for I've never
Speaker 7: seen that happen in my way.
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Speaker 1: Did Joe Scanlon have a pool at his palatial estate
Speaker 1: the former owner of seven I didn't go that far
Speaker 1: in the back. The only time we were there, Sag
Speaker 1: and I was for the Christmas party. In nineteen eighty
Speaker 1: and it was colder than the son of a gun.
Speaker 3: It was out. He lived in Indian Hill. Of course
Speaker 3: it took me.
Speaker 7: I had to I'm bad on East Side Cincinnati geography.
Speaker 7: It took me hours to find the place. And we
Speaker 7: had to park like eight miles down a country road
Speaker 7: and a shuttle. No, he didn't bother. He had no
Speaker 7: valet parking, no nothing. And he had naked pictures of
Speaker 7: his wife displayed proudly.
Speaker 3: In the house, prominently throughout the home the residents. Why
Speaker 3: am I working for this guy?
Speaker 1: Happened so so that he finally lost the station, thank you,
Speaker 1: and it became the big one through uh rampant mismanagement
Speaker 1: on his part.
Speaker 7: He bought a station in Boston and they carried the
Speaker 7: Red Sox, and apparently there were there were all sorts
Speaker 7: of radio interference problems that he wasn't aware of, and
Speaker 7: he had to he had to do all sorts of
Speaker 7: strange sanitarian things to keep the radio frequency from polluting
Speaker 7: the whole city at Boston. It cost him millions of
Speaker 7: dollars and it broke it.
Speaker 3: That was it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Yeah, he didn't do an adequate engineering study when
Speaker 7: he posted.
Speaker 1: No problems in Cincinnati, but Boston was an issue, was
Speaker 1: not seg Man.
Speaker 3: What we got besin Crossdown Shootout and.
Speaker 8: This Crosstown Shootout update sponsored by ORTHO since the Orthopedics
Speaker 8: and Sports Medicine the Orthopedic Authority ninety second meeting tomorrow
Speaker 8: at Fifth Third Arena.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable Cincinnati.
Speaker 8: The Muskies are eight and two, having won five straight shootouts,
Speaker 8: right Mac, I've been there for all and the Bearcats
Speaker 8: are seven and one. The doors are going to open
Speaker 8: at fifth Third Arena, they say at noon because apparently
Speaker 8: at two o'clock at the same time the game is
Speaker 8: the UC College of Conservatory of Music as having a
Speaker 8: major event there also, so it could be a traffic
Speaker 8: night era to get around UC for the shootout.
Speaker 3: So Clifton is going to be absolutely.
Speaker 8: You might as well start. You might as well leave
Speaker 8: now and get there.
Speaker 1: Andy. When did you go from doing play by play
Speaker 1: for UC to doing Xavier basket the only guy.
Speaker 3: To do it right? When did this happen?
Speaker 7: I think it was nineteen eighty three, nineteen eighty three,
Speaker 7: and the UC athletic director at the time decided it
Speaker 7: would be a brilliant idea to move the games to
Speaker 7: thirteen sixty. He took an extra ten thousand bucks in
Speaker 7: wrights fees.
Speaker 3: And this is one way, obviously, not a few.
Speaker 7: We moved the basketball, football, all the UC sports away
Speaker 7: from the Big One, from the big.
Speaker 1: So let's take it on fifty thousand wats and let's
Speaker 1: put it on a walkie talkie.
Speaker 7: Man, I've made a whole lot of it was great
Speaker 7: for the brand or whatever. So I'm a free agent
Speaker 7: and I sort of liked what the Xavier was doing
Speaker 7: and initiated their first real local TV package on Channel nineteen,
Speaker 7: working with Joe Sunderman and Dave Ashbrock, who was the
Speaker 7: producer director. So we put about fourteen games on the
Speaker 7: air on TV. Then I twisted Dave Martin's arm he
Speaker 7: was our general manager at l W to get the
Speaker 7: the There was a vacuum on the Big One for
Speaker 7: Xavier basketball, so we did the n T games that
Speaker 7: first year and then.
Speaker 3: All the games the following years on l Double J.
Speaker 1: David Martin's one of my favorite people in this business,
Speaker 1: and he was just here just when I got here.
Speaker 3: He was just at the end of his career here.
Speaker 3: But I love that guy came in. I love that
Speaker 3: guy segm Man. What else let's see also in college basketball.
Speaker 8: Tomorrow it's the Battle of the Bluegrass at five o'clock
Speaker 8: Louisville and number five Kentucky, number six Marquette and Dayton,
Speaker 8: Ohio State, number two Auburn, and this shootout mac is
Speaker 8: what Cincinnati, And then the Big East opener for the
Speaker 8: Muskies is Yukon. Then they play Marquette in this next stretch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a rough schedule.
Speaker 7: Two they open the Big East schedule I think next Wednesday?
Speaker 7: Is it next Wednesday at Connecticut. Actually they get a
Speaker 7: little break. They don't have to play on campus, but
Speaker 7: they're going to play in Hartford, and they might be
Speaker 7: somewhat easier to beat in Hartford than in stores. And
Speaker 7: then a week from Saturday, twelve noon, it's the home
Speaker 7: opener against the Marquette Golden Eagles and they're rated number
Speaker 7: six with a bullet though they're very very good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Xavier team is not not maybe on par
Speaker 1: with where you see has been so far this year,
Speaker 1: but it never seems to matter.
Speaker 3: With the shootout.
Speaker 1: The famous call that we opened up the report with
Speaker 1: you see is number one Xavier beats him at the
Speaker 1: Buzzer seventy one sixty nine.
Speaker 3: It's happened over and over again in this rival ry.
Speaker 1: Andy, do you think about the coaches that have come
Speaker 1: before when every time they shootout? I always think about
Speaker 1: because when I first got here, Pete Gillen was still
Speaker 1: the head coach at Xavier, and I think about Pete
Speaker 1: Gillen and Bob Huggins and that dynamic. And then I
Speaker 1: think about Skip Prosser, the late Skip Prosser, and how.
Speaker 3: That dynamic kind of changed.
Speaker 1: I mean, when you watch the game again, does your
Speaker 1: mind go back and take you back to the men who.
Speaker 3: Were in charge of those programs in the past.
Speaker 4: Ah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, sure.
Speaker 7: I was sort of intimately involved in the no handshake
Speaker 7: game in nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 3: I obviously created an earthquake. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I remember huggins first game in nineteen ninety Tony Yates
Speaker 7: hadn't really left him a whole lot. There was some
Speaker 7: talent there. He started a guard by the name of
Speaker 7: Steve Sanders, who was a walk on in a football,
Speaker 7: good basketball player. And that first came ninety eighty eight
Speaker 7: Savior Want and overtime at the Gardens, and the Muskies
Speaker 7: came back from six or seven down and ot a
Speaker 7: miracle victory. I said some rather inflammatory things on the air,
Speaker 7: because no, you see, was sort of like playing around
Speaker 7: with eligibility and tell grants and stuff like that, and
Speaker 7: Huggs actually and the ad demanded. After I got off
Speaker 7: the air doing morning sports, Dave Reinhardt called me and
Speaker 7: and said, listen, this is really serious. Huggs and Rick
Speaker 7: Taylor want you to report the Hugs office is as
Speaker 7: soon as you're off the air. Bring copies of the
Speaker 7: tape and to review the comments you said you made
Speaker 7: and they were all truthful. Well it might have embellished
Speaker 7: a little bit, but I said, absolutely not. They don't
Speaker 7: sign my paycheck. Xavier won the ballgame.
Speaker 3: To heck with them. I never went up there. Well,
Speaker 3: good for you. That would have been an interesting meeting though.
Speaker 1: It was.
Speaker 3: Frankly, it was mutual.
Speaker 1: Right anyway, it solidified your your voice is a Xavier
Speaker 1: voice and not a UC voice.
Speaker 7: My son Brian was on the phone. He's the guy
Speaker 7: who gave me the line number one you see, number
Speaker 7: one in the country, number number two. He was a
Speaker 7: freshman and Xavier. We talked the night before the game,
Speaker 7: and I said, you.
Speaker 3: Know, only you and me, the coaches and the players.
Speaker 7: Next, they have a chance of upsetting a number one
Speaker 7: you see team in nineteen ninety six, you see was
Speaker 7: number one of the country preseason.
Speaker 3: Hanny Fortson was on the coach sports for this. He
Speaker 3: was he was sort of.
Speaker 7: Projected over a map and the final four was in
Speaker 7: Indianapolis that year. He was pointing from Cincinnati to Indy.
Speaker 7: I mean it was, you know, a fade accompany. They
Speaker 7: were going to be in the final four. They were
Speaker 7: really good anyway. Uh my son, Brian said he was
Speaker 7: a freshman xavior. He said, you got to come up
Speaker 7: with a line when they pull off the upset, and
Speaker 7: so he came up with it.
Speaker 3: He was confident they were going to upset. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I thought they had a good shot because they had
Speaker 7: a really good group of sophomores. And James Posey went
Speaker 7: on to win to NBA Championships that red shirt of
Speaker 7: the year before. He was like an old prop forty
Speaker 7: eight US Credible qualifier. He had played in intermural games
Speaker 7: at uc He couldn't practice even the year before, and
Speaker 7: Posey played great in that game. Money Brown hit the shot.
Speaker 7: Sege was sitting right beside me when Charles Williams, the
Speaker 7: Chuco point guard for UC. He wasn't being as he
Speaker 7: tried to go behind his back off his gym. Shoot,
Speaker 7: did you catch the ball there on the side? It
Speaker 7: was yes, I said, a gift from the gods. The
Speaker 7: game was tied sixty nine all and you see had
Speaker 7: the ball with the chance for the last shot.
Speaker 3: Zave you got it back and Len he hit that
Speaker 3: little fod.
Speaker 1: My friend Ray Scott from Loveland text me and said
Speaker 1: Andy Mack was the Marty Brenneman of hockey announcing.
Speaker 3: How about that? Now that was way back.
Speaker 1: You've been elevated to a Hall of Famer status here,
Speaker 1: Andy Well, I enjoy that.
Speaker 7: My hockey, uh, my hockey stingers associated the Stangers and
Speaker 7: I did the Chicago Blackhawks in the NHL.
Speaker 1: I'm being told we have to go. I don't want
Speaker 1: to I don't want to go. I want to keep.
Speaker 3: Talking on, Andy Mack.
Speaker 1: Seg Man, if you will, for this this point in time,
Speaker 1: get us out of this, dude, report sir.
Speaker 8: On this Friday the thirteenth, Gary Jeff, We're honored to
Speaker 8: have the voice of everything here in the sports department
Speaker 8: of the Great Ones.
Speaker 3: Andy Mack in the house.
Speaker 8: Today we leave you with the immortal words of the
Speaker 8: Stood Report.
Speaker 6: The right wing to keatday keep day, busting into his
Speaker 6: ohone cutting for that can cut.
Speaker 8: When will the seven.
Speaker 3: Hundred w l W.
Speaker 1: Welcome into another hour of the Bill Cunningham Show on
Speaker 1: this Friday the thirteenth. Gary Jeff was in for Willie
Speaker 1: on seven hundred WLW and joining us for this half
Speaker 1: hour is a guy that I respect a great deal
Speaker 1: of been talking to him for years.
Speaker 3: He's become a friend. He is a forensic.
Speaker 1: Psychologist based out of Austin, Texas, one of the first
Speaker 1: people to really introduce wide scale treatment with with ketamine
Speaker 1: to the general public, and he has testified in some
Speaker 1: very high profile court cases. Today we're talking about the
Speaker 1: shooter boy, currently in custody on his way to New
Speaker 1: York to face murder charges in the death of CEO
Speaker 1: Brian Thompson of United Healthcare. Back in New York City
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks ago, he was on the lamb
Speaker 1: and now well the lamb maybe on him. We'll figure
Speaker 1: out how this happened, or try to anyway. In the
Speaker 1: next few minutes. Doctor John Huber, how are you?
Speaker 9: I am amazing Gary, Jeff Walker, thank you for asking.
Speaker 1: Great to have you as always my friend. And today
Speaker 1: we're talking about Luigi Mangoni or shooter Boy as I
Speaker 1: like to I hate to actually give the person's name
Speaker 1: when they've committed so heinous an act and the psychological
Speaker 1: possibilities of how this happened, why it happened, and why
Speaker 1: this guy. And the more we hear, the more confused
Speaker 1: I am, because we've heard about this back surgery he
Speaker 1: had that didn't go well. He's been in chronic pain
Speaker 1: according to some, and yet for others that knew him
Speaker 1: in Hawaii, he was fond of working out on a
Speaker 1: regular basis. I mean since this supposed back surgery. He
Speaker 1: posted something on social media with an X ray with
Speaker 1: three or four screws in his back, and it didn't
Speaker 1: look like it was a friendly procedure to me. But
Speaker 1: all kinds of questions. Was he upset with the insurance
Speaker 1: companies at large? Did he consider himself to be some
Speaker 1: kind of avenger for the rest of us in the
Speaker 1: slaying of a fifty year old father and husband who
Speaker 1: happened to be the CEO of United Healthcare. A lot
Speaker 1: of other angles to this. So doctor first and foremost,
Speaker 1: can you be in so much chronic pa that it
Speaker 1: can cause a psychic a psychic break or a psychological break.
Speaker 9: Absolutely. I mean, you know, pain is is very overwhelming
Speaker 9: to your system. You know, it's one of the reasons
Speaker 9: why you know, we talk about, you know, doing some
Speaker 9: sort of interrogation that's illegal. It tends to be something
Speaker 9: along the lines of, let's cause significant pain to this person,
Speaker 9: because we know that that breaks people down cognitively and emotionally.
Speaker 3: And you know, it.
Speaker 9: Doesn't necessarily I'm not saying that it gives him any
Speaker 9: kind of you know, hey, let's not hold him culpable
Speaker 9: for anything that he was involved. And of course it's
Speaker 9: still alleged, and you know, we don't know if he's
Speaker 9: actually the person, or if it's all alone, or if
Speaker 9: he worked with a group of people. And we may
Speaker 9: never know because there's just so many weird things going
Speaker 9: on with this case.
Speaker 2: But we do know a few things.
Speaker 9: He's Ivy League trained and he's got an engineering degree,
Speaker 9: a master's degree in engineering.
Speaker 3: And two degrees from Penn.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and he you know, smart guy, very friendly, has
Speaker 9: a long history of just being everybody's friend and helping
Speaker 9: people out. Who are struggling, and what causes somebody like
Speaker 9: that to take over the next line and step into
Speaker 9: that seductive side of the dark side up to and
Speaker 9: including responding to a book written by the unibomber anywhere
Speaker 9: together total praises this past summer about how amazing the
Speaker 9: book is and everybody should have to read it. So
Speaker 9: that alone, right there, it can tell us a few things.
Speaker 9: If we just look at mental health, we know that
Speaker 9: most psychotic breaks happen between the ages of about fifteen
Speaker 9: and twenty five, but they continue to happen until your
Speaker 9: mid thirties, and then they pretty much drop off, except
Speaker 9: under some very severe situations. So he's right in the
Speaker 9: peak of potential for having some sort of psychiatric break.
Speaker 9: Then you had the chronic pain. You talk about his
Speaker 9: anguish that you know, this is a guy who you know,
Speaker 9: his family's pretty well off, lived in Delaware, Baltimore specifically,
Speaker 9: and then San Francisco, which so interestingly collides with the
Speaker 9: travels and where Nancy Pelosi lived, and you know him
Speaker 9: being upset with insider trading we don't know about, but
Speaker 9: we do know that Brian Thompson, the CEO, was supposed
Speaker 9: to testify I believe this week on insider trading with
Speaker 9: several people involved in our political arena, including Nancy Pelosi specifically,
Speaker 9: after having had investigations or interviews by politicians. As the
Speaker 9: CEO of a Fortune five.
Speaker 1: Hundred, he'd been the focus. He'd been the focus of
Speaker 1: some investigations into insider training, and all kinds of questions
Speaker 1: arise from that. But the Pelosi connection in particular is
Speaker 1: kind of odd. Mangioni and his family, I mean, they've
Speaker 1: got like buildings named after their family. To say they're
Speaker 1: a little bit well off is maybe an understatement, but
Speaker 1: they're from originally the Baltimore area moved out to San Francisco.
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi is originally from the Baltimore area. And guess
Speaker 1: who she's she's representing the city of San Francisco and
Speaker 1: where she has been for It's just odd parallels there,
Speaker 1: if you want to try and connect the dots. And
Speaker 1: most of the mainstream media in this country are so
Speaker 1: called legacy media has not been reporting this angle of
Speaker 1: this particular story at all. Oddly enough, you're getting you're
Speaker 1: getting this information, you know, through real sources, but you
Speaker 1: were watching Australian TV and and this is part of
Speaker 1: their reporting on this story is the connection between Brian
Speaker 1: Thompson his UH expected testimony against people who have been
Speaker 1: accused or investigated for insider trading i e. Including Nancy Pelosi,
Speaker 1: and then the connection with UH with nan Joni and
Speaker 1: the cold blooded shot in the back murder. Let me
Speaker 1: ask you another question, doctor on the psychological side, does
Speaker 1: is there any chance that he thinks that he is
Speaker 1: some kind of v for vendetta avenger for people who
Speaker 1: have been left high and dry by insurance companies and
Speaker 1: medical care companies and the like.
Speaker 3: Is there any chance that that enters into.
Speaker 9: His head, be something there? But it's really I mean,
Speaker 9: you got somebody who is obviously very intelligent. Uh, he's
Speaker 9: got some means he's I mean, they reportedly found ten
Speaker 9: thousand in cash on him. He can go and do
Speaker 9: ATMs and just drawing money.
Speaker 3: He said he didn't know where it came from. It
Speaker 3: just magically appeared.
Speaker 9: Well, you know, he may not know where his family's
Speaker 9: wealth comes from. You know, I mean, he grew up
Speaker 9: in it doesn't mean he understood everything that side of it.
Speaker 9: But again he's probably.
Speaker 4: Just you know, c ya.
Speaker 9: I don't want to say anything, that I know, you know,
Speaker 9: admit to anything. I mean, the guy guy obviously he's
Speaker 9: an engineer. And what do we have. We have a
Speaker 9: gun that was manufactured three D printed gun, but of
Speaker 9: course they bought he had bought actually some mechanics that
Speaker 9: that can't be done with the three D printing gun
Speaker 9: from other gun manufacturers and pulled them together. I think
Speaker 9: it's interesting that they say that the gun casings the
Speaker 9: bullet casings match up. They haven't talked anything about rifling,
Speaker 9: and if it was three D printed barrel, for example,
Speaker 9: it probably will not have it'll probably a pretty smooth
Speaker 9: barrel and there wouldn't be much involved in that. You know,
Speaker 9: if we looked at commercially produced weapons like that center fire,
Speaker 9: rim fire weapons, we can say certain things about, you know,
Speaker 9: the forensic involved with this. But the forensic involved with
Speaker 9: a three D printed gun is a new arena and
Speaker 9: very few people are really privy to a lot of
Speaker 9: that because they keep all that stuff under wraps. Right now,
Speaker 9: because it's not fully mainstream. We don't know enough about
Speaker 9: the polymers and things like that. It basically would take
Speaker 9: some kind of chemists to explain everything. But then we
Speaker 9: addle this together and the pictures that are involved, and
Speaker 9: how he got away with this, got to Pennsylvania and
Speaker 9: now he's fighting extradition. You know, he's not an uninformed
Speaker 9: player in this game, whether he's actually the designer of
Speaker 9: everything or just the person who's a puppet, it's it's
Speaker 9: really bizarre. I have worked with people who are suffering
Speaker 9: from chronic pain that have decided that they that you know,
Speaker 9: that it's worth not being alive because the pain makes
Speaker 9: life unbearable. Again, we can go back to this past year.
Speaker 9: Apparently had this back surgery and since the surgery, he
Speaker 9: dropped off the planet. Wasn't responded to any family members. Uh,
Speaker 9: that's not unusual with pain situations because people feel bad
Speaker 9: and they just they don't want to bring in people
Speaker 9: that they love and bring them down as well. So
Speaker 9: it's it's rough pain, chronic paint.
Speaker 1: Talking to forensic psychologist doctor John Hubert on the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show here on seven hundred W l W and John,
Speaker 1: I much has been made about this break from the family,
Speaker 1: which occurred, I guess back in July. According to all
Speaker 1: of their accounts. The mother files a missing persons report
Speaker 1: November first, so just a little over a month ago,
Speaker 1: and the family has been relatively silent. What do you
Speaker 1: make if anything of that?
Speaker 9: Well, I think I think that's a very appropriate response.
Speaker 9: They did make one family statement saying that you know, hey,
Speaker 9: they just heard about this themselves. They didn't know he
Speaker 9: was even in New York. YadA, YadA, YadA, and you know,
Speaker 9: we're waiting for more news information to be be shared.
Speaker 9: I think that's that's probably you know, think about it.
Speaker 9: I mean, if he's actually a conscientious, loving person without
Speaker 9: the pain, now he's had this break, one of the
Speaker 9: things he's going to do is try and protect his family.
Speaker 9: So separate himself from his family so that they don't
Speaker 9: get in trouble for some of his actions, and just
Speaker 9: move on forward and basically ostracize yourself kind of like that.
Speaker 1: Kind of like kind of like when a dog crawls
Speaker 1: off in the woods because he knows he's going to die.
Speaker 3: He doesn't want anybody does.
Speaker 4: I mean, it.
Speaker 9: Sounds silly, but yeah, it's kind of like that. I mean,
Speaker 9: if you look at his history, he's not a person
Speaker 9: without compassion historically, but again, chronic pain does really bad
Speaker 9: things to people, and you know, I suffer from chronic pain.
Speaker 9: And I you know, at one point, you know, one
Speaker 9: of my children, at three years of age, came over
Speaker 9: and sat down next to me after I took some
Speaker 9: of my pain management medicine, put his hand on my
Speaker 9: leg and it's like, you know that I still love you,
Speaker 9: I just don't like you anymore. And that was the
Speaker 9: last time I took an opiate for for chic. That
Speaker 9: was let's see, he was three. He's twenty two now,
Speaker 9: so so you know, do the mass that was that
Speaker 9: was a few decades ago. And uh, and how have
Speaker 9: I been managed?
Speaker 2: What did I do?
Speaker 9: I you know, talking about working out. As difficult as
Speaker 9: working out is for me, that was one of the
Speaker 9: things that reduced my pain. It didn't get rid of it,
Speaker 9: It just reduced my pain. So as long as I
Speaker 9: was able to continue to work out and stretch and
Speaker 9: do yoga, that managed that. But you know, life gets
Speaker 9: in the way sometime, and you know, you're you're busy,
Speaker 9: You're running around doing thirty different things. And you know,
Speaker 9: now I manage it with Ketymine through my own personal physician,
Speaker 9: and they supervise my Ketymine treatments and everything else from
Speaker 9: my chronic pain and the amazing thing is, you know,
Speaker 9: it doesn't have the same effects that opiates. Do you
Speaker 9: know ketymine actually blocks the pain, keeps it from being
Speaker 9: triggered when it works, because it doesn't work for every
Speaker 9: single type of pain, and as opposed to opiates where
Speaker 9: they just mute everything and make you not care. Now,
Speaker 9: add on top of that your depression because the pain's
Speaker 9: not going away. And this guy, you know, I can
Speaker 9: easily see a brain again. It does not excuse the behavior.
Speaker 3: No, doctor Hubert.
Speaker 1: One last thing, what about this this hero worship of
Speaker 1: someone who's committed such a public and brazen, heinous act
Speaker 1: like shooting someone in the back and taking away a
Speaker 1: father and husband and you know, murder in the.
Speaker 3: Middle of the streets.
Speaker 1: And yet on social media all over there they said
Speaker 1: that his commissary card has been has been kept full
Speaker 1: while he's incarcerated there in Pennsylvania, a waiting extradition to
Speaker 1: New York. But what about these people who idolize this guy?
Speaker 1: What's what's that all about?
Speaker 9: Well, that that's a very scary thing right there, to
Speaker 9: idolize somebody for this type. You know, I don't believe
Speaker 9: hurting anybody is ever an appropriate response. And you know
Speaker 9: there are other ways to go about things. I do
Speaker 9: understand when you are pinned up against the wall and
Speaker 9: you have a mental health disorder of some sort at
Speaker 9: that that's truly what was going on here. How sometimes
Speaker 9: you feel like that's the only option U and he
Speaker 9: has he did isolate himself so lost any type of support,
Speaker 9: says to me he would have had otherwise. You know
Speaker 9: that hero worship is a scary thing. And we've gotten
Speaker 9: so much mixed information that is not accurate from our
Speaker 9: legacy media outlets and stuff. The frustration, the the overall
Speaker 9: annoyance that our general population has had with hey, what
Speaker 9: is really going on? And the news media hasn't been
Speaker 9: informing us for such a long time that there's so
Speaker 9: much mistrust. I could kind of understand it in that situation. Again,
Speaker 9: I don't like glorifying anybody who's harmed.
Speaker 3: People did it.
Speaker 1: People did it back in the thirties with John Dillinger.
Speaker 1: You know, he was Robin Banks and putting people's lives
Speaker 1: at risk on a daily base.
Speaker 3: That was his living.
Speaker 1: But there were people who were writing him letters and
Speaker 1: who glorified him and posting and the press then. And
Speaker 1: it's the same kind of thing for this guy. Now,
Speaker 1: I mean, what is the psychological say?
Speaker 9: It could be, hey, I want to be associated with
Speaker 9: somebody famous as well, because you know, people people are
Speaker 9: a little bit narcissistic in general, and some people are
Speaker 9: severely narcissistic. But this wish to be known and to
Speaker 9: be famous and have your name mean something.
Speaker 2: You know, is.
Speaker 9: An evil seductress, so to speak. It oftentimes makes people
Speaker 9: do silly things that you know. It's it's It's kind
Speaker 9: of like a discussion I had with several of my
Speaker 9: friends about politicians. I don't think any politician ever gets
Speaker 9: into politics because they want to be evil and domineering.
Speaker 9: They get into they think they want to make a
Speaker 9: change and a difference in our world, and they get
Speaker 9: in there and all of a sudden they get so
Speaker 9: immeshed and entangled with all the corruption involved in all
Speaker 9: of a sudden, they're part of the problem.
Speaker 3: Doc, we gotta go.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, my producer waving red flags and banners at me.
Speaker 1: You are amazing always and especially today. I appreciate your time.
Speaker 3: All right, thank you so much.
Speaker 9: Having an amazing, amazing month of December.
Speaker 3: You're helping. I appreciate it. Stoode. Report on the way next.
Speaker 3: That's all I gotta say, brother, Hello, bye, I'm broadcasting
Speaker 3: seg Man. We are looking for someone to save the Mainliner.
Speaker 8: You know, maybe that's why Willie's been gone for two days.
Speaker 3: He's getting in his hot fudge Sundays while he still can't.
Speaker 8: I'm just saying, I mean, might be in high tech negotiations.
Speaker 3: Really, you don't know, you think possibly.
Speaker 8: Somebody in this town's got to save the big boy.
Speaker 8: He did it once already. What about the Lender family?
Speaker 8: You know, I don't know. Somebody, you gotta have the
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Speaker 3: I don't know if there's anything that can be done
Speaker 3: at this point.
Speaker 1: The Mainliner on Mooster closing in ten days unbelievable.
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Speaker 8: Well, I think that's okay. I think the tartar sauce
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Speaker 3: Did you do it too? Tom? Let me ask you
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Speaker 1: Do you have to return your Big Boy costume that
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Speaker 3: How about that? Tell me about Rocky Rocky Arsenal.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I guess T Higgins left his guy after a
Speaker 8: few years and now he's turned around and T Higgins
Speaker 8: is now going to join Jamar Chase and they're going
Speaker 8: to have the same agent.
Speaker 3: That'll make it easy on the Bengals.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Brown and Haiti Brown could be sitting on the Woking
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Speaker 1: Te and Jamar under his wing. Rocky probably has the
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Speaker 1: Boy for Cincinnati. Seg what do you think there's an idea?
Speaker 8: What do you think it's Burrow, Higgins and Chase trying
Speaker 8: to save the big boy.
Speaker 3: Maybe Rocky Arsenal.
Speaker 1: They got all the money, you're You're gonna have a
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Speaker 3: To make it easier if it is.
Speaker 8: If it does, like I said, I mean, they can,
Speaker 8: you know, maybe work on Chase one day and then
Speaker 8: a couple of days later, do Higgins? I mean Chase
Speaker 8: one guy, Chases obviously the number one receiver, not only
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Speaker 8: worry about this guy until like three days in June
Speaker 8: next year instead of every other week. Okay, the Yankees
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Speaker 8: a trade today.
Speaker 3: I get this.
Speaker 8: Twenty two percent of Williams's career saves has come against
Speaker 8: Cincinnati one thirty six era over his career against the Reds,
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Speaker 8: how many games? Five years? How many games too? I
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Speaker 8: They don't have to. They don't have to see that
Speaker 8: guy anymore. No question of the Yankees. I looked at it.
Speaker 8: The Yankees come here, I think in late I think
Speaker 8: it's late June, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. So at least
Speaker 8: they don't have to see the guy like every other week,
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Speaker 1: Does Rocky Arsenal have any clients that are assigned by
Speaker 1: the Reds. It's a sports question. I don't know what
Speaker 1: I'm asking you. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm not in that agent bit, all right.
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Speaker 8: As they say in the Music City. They're three and ten,
Speaker 8: so yeah, not a good not a good year, not
Speaker 8: a good year under Callahan. But they do have Tyler Roy,
Speaker 8: Zach Taylor, they got Tyler Boyd.
Speaker 3: Yes they do.
Speaker 8: Josh Wiley's out of UC on the Titans. So you
Speaker 8: Bengals killers right there, see what happens.
Speaker 3: I don't know, do you still.
Speaker 1: Get excited about Bengals game seg at this point in
Speaker 1: the season At five.
Speaker 8: And eight yeah, as long as they haven't been eliminated, Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 8: bring it on.
Speaker 1: It was everything, but mathematically eliminated everything.
Speaker 3: But I don't know, you.
Speaker 8: See what happens after this. They got what they got
Speaker 8: Denver coming to town. They got Doncos are pretty good,
Speaker 8: yes they are.
Speaker 1: And and plus they're playing at home, which almost guarantees
Speaker 1: of Bengals loss this year.
Speaker 8: And then and then they ended they I forget who
Speaker 8: are they playing between? After the round? Are still okay?
Speaker 8: They got them? And then the end of season at Pittsburgh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it's not looking.
Speaker 8: Maybe maybe maybe they'll keep winning good and get some help.
Speaker 8: Oh and you know what, maybe the football gods will
Speaker 8: look upon the Bengals in the late and season and going,
Speaker 8: you know what, this team loses, that team loses, but
Speaker 8: a being, but a boom they're in.
Speaker 1: They beat the Cowboys and that's not anything to write
Speaker 1: home about this year, especially in Jerry. They had the
Speaker 1: breaks go their way in that game. They do have
Speaker 1: a road game against the Titans. This is tough for
Speaker 1: me too, because you know, I lived in Nashville all
Speaker 1: those years, right, we didn't have a professional team to
Speaker 1: root for, so it never was a Titans fan, right,
Speaker 1: but I feel a kinship with people there, and I
Speaker 1: you know, it's kind of a tough tough day for
Speaker 1: me tomorrow or Sunday. Yeah, Hunter Green and Will Myers
Speaker 1: are represented by.
Speaker 8: Rocky Okay, that's that's not a bad payday for those guys.
Speaker 8: Hunter Greens deal with the Reds, not bad Rocky Ars.
Speaker 1: Know we are calling upon you with the uh with
Speaker 1: the news that T Higgins has now signed with you,
Speaker 1: that you will represent T Higgins as well, and get
Speaker 1: that ten or fifteen percent, whatever percentage you get from
Speaker 1: their next contract. Step up and buy some frishes. Git us,
Speaker 1: get us the Wooster Pike back the Mainliner, maybe one
Speaker 1: in what you suggest, maybe Price Hill or one of
Speaker 1: the other frishes in regional one neighbors, just regional ones
Speaker 1: where people you know, five six, eight miles away could
Speaker 1: go get a big boy fries, cherry coke and a
Speaker 1: hot fudge cake like Willy used to.
Speaker 3: Willy says Rocky Arts.
Speaker 1: Now the ball is in your court, segment, get us
Speaker 1: out of the studi re court, please.
Speaker 8: Gary Jeff In honor of a cold Friday, but weather
Speaker 8: and rain over the weekend, look out, We leave you
Speaker 8: with the immortal words of the stewed driport.
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