Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great America, and welcome to this Floria.
Speaker 1: It's Thursday afternoon in the tri States. So much going on,
Speaker 1: so much, so many issues, so little time, Johan, You
Speaker 1: and I analysis Sheriff of Butler County, Richard K. Jones,
Speaker 1: who is sending teams to North Carolina, South Carolina and Florida,
Speaker 1: which is a great thing they're doing out of Butler County.
Speaker 1: I know Shermaine mcguffey's also involved, the Sheriff of Hamleton County.
Speaker 1: We also have the issue of the great debate with
Speaker 1: the Vice President. We also have the issue, of course
Speaker 1: of the dock strike, which is going to cause more
Speaker 1: inflation everywhere. And Sheriff Richard K. Jones, welcome again to
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, I had
Speaker 1: a resident of Butler County call me and I got
Speaker 1: into a little bit of an argument with her, and
Speaker 1: she told me, why are we spending our money in
Speaker 1: Butler County? I guess the state of Ohio to send
Speaker 1: all these people to all over the country when we
Speaker 1: have problems right here in Hamley County. So she kind
Speaker 1: of went after you a little bit, Sheriff, and said
Speaker 1: Howcomer Jonesy is sending these resources to North Carolina, to Florida,
Speaker 1: to South Carolina when we need help here in hamlet
Speaker 1: in Butler County.
Speaker 2: How would you respond to that, Sheriff.
Speaker 3: This sounds like a goof to me. Listen, if somebody
Speaker 3: is in another state, another county, another town, and if
Speaker 3: I can go help them. The voters get to hire
Speaker 3: and fire me every four years. If they don't like me,
Speaker 3: vote no on election day. I got an election coming.
Speaker 3: Don't vote no, don't hire me.
Speaker 2: You're running out a post.
Speaker 4: Nobody's no.
Speaker 3: That's because they know they can't beat me. But listen,
Speaker 3: if I can go save somebody's life. Sometimes I'm in
Speaker 3: a different place than most people are, and the whole
Speaker 3: country we're all Americans, and uh, if you we trained. Hell,
Speaker 3: we just got back from New Mexico. We've been deployed
Speaker 3: to other states. I think it was twenty times. We've
Speaker 3: been for riots. We've been I've got a dispatcher in
Speaker 3: North Carolina right now and because of it's Ashville or
Speaker 3: and a terrible place, and she was deployed. So I
Speaker 3: guess your caller would say, the help with those people,
Speaker 3: they don't need help, just let them suffer and die. Well,
Speaker 3: good for her, but that's not going to be me.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go save somebody's life. I don't care where
Speaker 3: we have to go. And if the voters don't like
Speaker 3: it or their commissioners, I always get permission from the commissioners.
Speaker 3: We train to travel. And just so the listeners know,
Speaker 3: if you don't go give help, you won't get help.
Speaker 3: And what American wouldn't want you to go help these
Speaker 3: poor people that don't have anything. Listen, it sounds like
Speaker 3: somebody like Kamala Harris called in and wants to go
Speaker 3: ahead and give everybody that's dying and suffering, lost their house,
Speaker 3: We're going to give you seven hundred.
Speaker 4: And fifty dollars.
Speaker 3: That's so nice of you. Look a lover for bread
Speaker 3: costs five damned dollars, and we're going to give you
Speaker 3: seven hundred five fifty dollars. But if you're illegal in
Speaker 3: this country, we're gonna give you thousands of dollars. We're
Speaker 3: gonna fly in, give you a nice place to live,
Speaker 3: give you a food stance. You don't have to work,
Speaker 3: you can just live here free. And so no, hey,
Speaker 3: that lady don't like me whoever that is, I get
Speaker 3: thirty thousand people to vote against me, and I'm going
Speaker 3: to go save people's lives. When Kentucky had the disaster
Speaker 3: a year and a half ago, I had people, I
Speaker 3: had people deployed there, and most of everybody that lives
Speaker 3: in Butler County or their relatives come from Kentucky. Why
Speaker 3: wouldn't you want to go save somebody's life and help them?
Speaker 3: So I guess this, lady. If kids are in the
Speaker 3: water and they're dying, they're starving, Uh, why are we
Speaker 3: sending people to do to help rescue them? You know?
Speaker 1: Sheriff, I'm told by Richard, I'm told by segment Dennison.
Speaker 1: He lives in Middle Middletown. He calls it Middle Tucky
Speaker 1: and that uh, you know, like jad Vans came out
Speaker 1: of there. I mean he came from the hollers of
Speaker 1: Butcher Holler. He came Middletown. Yeah, same people. Segment Dennison says,
Speaker 1: send him the help, please do it.
Speaker 2: And the other thing.
Speaker 1: Sheriff tell the American people this Thursday afternoon, what is
Speaker 1: the status now in North Carolina?
Speaker 2: When I watch TV? It is disgusting.
Speaker 1: Of course it would be political If George Bush was
Speaker 1: in the White House with Katrina, the mainstream media launched
Speaker 1: on George Bush. I'm watching Kamala Harris flying in a
Speaker 1: plane looking out the window, and they're gone, and whoever
Speaker 1: the president is is sunbathing and Delaware and the media
Speaker 1: doesn't care because these are poor white people, and so
Speaker 1: the media doesn't care. Right, tell the American people the
Speaker 1: status of the physical structures in North Carolina with your.
Speaker 4: Guys there, Listen, listen.
Speaker 3: They've lost fifteen bridges, they've lost roads, interstates, they've lost
Speaker 3: they some of them still don't have electric, they don't
Speaker 3: have water, they don't have food. I've been told they're
Speaker 3: having to drop food in by air. And this isn't
Speaker 3: anything that's gonna They still haven't recovered all the bodies
Speaker 3: yet that people, and they don't know what they're going
Speaker 3: to get into because they can't get to some of
Speaker 3: these places. And these people are begging for help. And
Speaker 3: if it wasn't for must seeing that they can have
Speaker 3: satellite where they can call their loved ones for help
Speaker 3: because the government they're not there. Here's what they always
Speaker 3: say in disasters, You've got to be able to send
Speaker 3: for yourself. For seven to ten days before the government
Speaker 3: gets there. And remember it takes a long time for
Speaker 3: them to get there. You're on your own and you've
Speaker 3: got to prepare for this stuff. And these people that
Speaker 3: live in these places like North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, these
Speaker 3: are tough people. These aren't people that are afraid. These
Speaker 3: are people that have to survive. Several generations, four or
Speaker 3: five generations have lived in some of these places in
Speaker 3: North Carolina. They don't like taking handouts. Well that's good
Speaker 3: because the government's only going to give you seven hundred
Speaker 3: and fifty dollars, and remember a love for bread cost
Speaker 3: five dollars. But if you're here illegal, they'll give you everything, cars, money,
Speaker 3: you don't even have to driver's license, and they'll let
Speaker 3: you vote. It's the damn this thing. Our country is
Speaker 3: so bad upside down. But getting back to people that
Speaker 3: don't want me or this office to go save people's lives.
Speaker 3: We are pulled people out of water. What kind of
Speaker 3: person would even even say that, But hey, I'll pray
Speaker 3: for her right and hopefully she sees the lights.
Speaker 1: Tony Bender, I think from Boone County has the same attitude,
Speaker 1: you know, But I say to Tony Bender. Look, if
Speaker 1: Boone County has some sort of disaster, the Sheriff's going
Speaker 1: to come save you. And what happens in Butler County
Speaker 1: there could be a tornado, could be a flood. God
Speaker 1: knows what's going to happen. And because of you, there's
Speaker 1: going to be sheriffs all over the country coming to
Speaker 1: Butler County to help en mass because of what you're
Speaker 1: doing there.
Speaker 2: And I wouldn't know. I don't want to be political,
Speaker 2: of course I'm not very political, but.
Speaker 3: If you're not, it's kind of shy. Yeah.
Speaker 1: If these were black folks at the Silver Dome, the
Speaker 1: Superdome in New Orleans and there was a picture of
Speaker 1: the President or VP looking out the window kind of
Speaker 1: waving at people and their private jet, the media launched
Speaker 1: on George Bush with alacrity.
Speaker 2: That didn't stop.
Speaker 1: They pounded on them, and all of a sudden, the
Speaker 1: same things happening are worse in sections of North Carolina
Speaker 1: because the people there are poor white folks. Nobody seems
Speaker 1: to care a crap in the mainstream media, and there's
Speaker 1: no efforts even close to what happened in Katrina and
Speaker 1: Katrina they're all located in one location. Here they're all
Speaker 1: over hundreds of miles, hundreds of miles and no bridges,
Speaker 1: no roads. There was a weather channel report I saw.
Speaker 1: I monitor those channels. I twenty six. Not only is
Speaker 1: the pavement gone, but the undergirding, the eighteen inches behind
Speaker 1: the below the eye Interstate twenty six and forty is gone.
Speaker 1: And the engineer say it'll take six to nine months
Speaker 1: to get these roads up to passable, but five years
Speaker 1: to complete it.
Speaker 3: All.
Speaker 1: We're looking at the next two to five years of
Speaker 1: disaster and Maggy Valley where I play a lot of
Speaker 1: good golf, and in Ashville, places like that, just poor people.
Speaker 1: They got nothing but hard hearache and the Meatia doesn't
Speaker 1: seem to care because the color of their victims is wrong.
Speaker 3: Listen. I was at Katrina, and when we got there,
Speaker 3: we got there before the government did for the release.
Speaker 3: I was there. I seen it firsthand. I had my
Speaker 3: people there that get deployed. They trained for this, and
Speaker 3: just so you know, we get reimbursed for this. The
Speaker 3: federal government reimburses every hour they're there. They pay for
Speaker 3: our equipment to be there, and we get reimbursed for
Speaker 3: all this. And we trained for this, and you don't
Speaker 3: get better at what you do. You can train all
Speaker 3: you like, you can practice at baseball, football, tennis, wrestling,
Speaker 3: until you actually get in a match and get punched
Speaker 3: in the face. You don't have any idea until you
Speaker 3: get in the ring how your training's going to work.
Speaker 3: It's muscle memory, Bill, and I'm so proud that we
Speaker 3: went and maybe helped save some lives and help people.
Speaker 3: I've been there when they have no food, they have
Speaker 3: no water in katrinahing and there's no grocery stores, people think, well,
Speaker 3: I can just go to the grocery store. When you
Speaker 3: don't have when you don't have power, the grocery stores
Speaker 3: are gone. You're on your own. And poor people have
Speaker 3: a tendency, especially Appalachian people. They can food, they put
Speaker 3: food up. They're used to a lot of times not
Speaker 3: having and not dependent on grocery stores. But without electricity,
Speaker 3: you can't pump water, you can't pump gas, you can't drive,
Speaker 3: you can't go to the bank, the ATM machine. Everybody
Speaker 3: gets together, and I guarantee you they're in the Carolinas
Speaker 3: and in Georgia and in Florida. People in the neighborhoods
Speaker 3: are all coming together, helping each other. And when they
Speaker 3: see us pull up with the lights flashing and the sirens,
Speaker 3: they're so thankful. They cry, they're so happy to see us.
Speaker 3: When we were in Katrina, we had a guy that
Speaker 3: was a paraplegic. My guys were at his door what
Speaker 3: was left of it, and he didn't have any depends.
Speaker 3: He needed diapers and he didn't know how he was
Speaker 3: going to get this. My guys went out and found
Speaker 3: him depends. It maybe doesn't sound that important unless you
Speaker 3: need stuff like that. They found him depends because it's
Speaker 3: paraplegic and you don't know what that means. And these
Speaker 3: people don't like to take things when you give it
Speaker 3: to them. So they were bringing My guys that were
Speaker 3: there at Katrina, they were bringing them food they had
Speaker 3: put up in their freezers. They were bringing food. They
Speaker 3: had him canned where they can food, and you have
Speaker 3: to take it because if you don't take what they
Speaker 3: give you, it's like a smack in your face. So
Speaker 3: they were doing all those things. It was unbelievable what
Speaker 3: they were doing and how they saved lives and how
Speaker 3: the people fought, and so proud of them.
Speaker 1: Well Sheriff you're doing the lord's work and it's not
Speaker 1: costing a damn thing. And the next time we're in need,
Speaker 1: they're going to be sheriffs all over the country coming
Speaker 1: to Butler County, southwest Ohio. I want to get on
Speaker 1: to a quick other issue. I'm looking at a story
Speaker 1: yesterday afternoon of a publication called The Catholic Vote, and
Speaker 1: the headline is second Gentleman. That's reference to mister Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: also known as Doug emof The Daily Mail, which is
Speaker 1: by the way, in London. The American media won't cover this.
Speaker 1: On Tuesday publish an exclusive report that Second Gentleman Doug
Speaker 1: m Off, the husband a Democratic presidential nomineque Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: who has been accused of physically assaulting multiple girlfriends and
Speaker 1: ex mistresses. This is Doug Emof, who's the definition by
Speaker 1: the way of the new Man. The new man is
Speaker 1: Doug em Off. This is on top of the proven
Speaker 1: circumstances where he impregnated a babysitter. And I'm thinking, well,
Speaker 1: this is the way men behave. They beat up women,
Speaker 1: they impregnate the nanny, and then they resurrect themselves. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine if the shoe was on the other foot.
Speaker 1: Unlet's say Donald Trump or jd Vance had been credibly
Speaker 1: accused of beating up women and also impregnating a babysitter.
Speaker 1: What would that news hit like on Donald Trump or
Speaker 1: jd Vance. What would happened if jd Vance had done
Speaker 1: this behavior.
Speaker 3: Hey, listen, they'd be on every news channel. They'd be
Speaker 3: mailing it out. I don't it's a double sword, double
Speaker 3: ed sword. It's okay for me, but it's not okay
Speaker 3: for the other person. And that's what you get when
Speaker 3: you have people that are in government, they forget where
Speaker 3: they come from. And look, poor old President Trump. They've
Speaker 3: done everything. They've tried to kill him twice. They've got
Speaker 3: hits on him trying to kill him. They've got hits
Speaker 3: on his family, and they've weaponized the Department of Justice,
Speaker 3: and everybody knows that's injustice right now, and they I
Speaker 3: don't know how he sleeps at night. And he's still
Speaker 3: running for president of the United States. They're going to
Speaker 3: do everything they can in the next thirty days to
Speaker 3: keep him from being president because they think we're too
Speaker 3: stupid to vote and we can't make decisions. And if
Speaker 3: you look at what Hillary Clinton said, we all need
Speaker 3: to be deprogrammed. Anybody that supports Trump needs to be deprogrammed.
Speaker 3: A special place to place she said that I didn't.
Speaker 3: She already used the word deplorable. I'm a deplorable because
Speaker 3: I support President Trump. And listen, our country is in
Speaker 3: so bad shape. Bill. We've got wars going on everywhere.
Speaker 3: The Middle East is any day, and I want to
Speaker 3: tell you we've got terrorists in this country and we're
Speaker 3: going to be attacked. The FBI and our government they've
Speaker 3: told us that for the past several months. It's never
Speaker 3: been such a high issue right now, a high alert.
Speaker 3: And that's not to scare people. That's to tell people
Speaker 3: it's coming. It's here, and we're going to get a
Speaker 3: taste of it. Nine to eleven was nothing compared to
Speaker 3: what's coming our way, and we try to prepare for
Speaker 3: it now. And everybody, all your millions of listeners need
Speaker 3: to be prepared for situations like this. I tell people,
Speaker 3: when you go to these rallies, you better look around you,
Speaker 3: who's standing next to you. When you go anywhere, you
Speaker 3: better have an exit how to get out of there.
Speaker 3: And you've got to be able to prepare yourself for
Speaker 3: disaster when it hits shootings, explosions, our water treatment, our
Speaker 3: electrical grid, these countries. We've had several countries tied to
Speaker 3: attack our infrastructure here at Butler County. Yes, we had hated,
Speaker 3: we were down for there's no agency. Your station's been Yeah,
Speaker 3: attempted to be yes, and what you got to do?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: And it's these foreign people from these other countries. And
Speaker 3: you know what our government does about it? Nothing? See
Speaker 3: share on your own.
Speaker 1: And if you want to see the article anyone listening
Speaker 1: to us Catholic vote dot org. And one of his circumstances,
Speaker 1: Doug m Off of beating up a girlfriend. He paid
Speaker 1: her eighty thousand dollars, had her sign a non disclosure agreement,
Speaker 1: and another girlfriend was swatted by him in the face
Speaker 1: standing in line at some film festival when he was
Speaker 1: drunk out of his mind. And this comes at a
Speaker 1: time when he was wine dying and pocket line at
Speaker 1: the Democratic Convention in Chicago. And also he's being described
Speaker 1: by the by the mainstream media as the new kind
Speaker 1: of a man who's a masculine leader of how men
Speaker 1: should treat women. And I'm reading men should treat women.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, impregnating the babysitter, beating up multiple women,
Speaker 1: non disclosure agreements for Doug Moff and that's how we
Speaker 1: treat women. And I'm thinking, are you kidding me? And
Speaker 1: the article contradicts the Harris campaign presentation of m Off
Speaker 1: as quote, a champion of women, a champion of women,
Speaker 1: women's rights, and a supportive spouse.
Speaker 2: And I'm going went away.
Speaker 1: I smell just a little bit of apocrisy, just a
Speaker 1: scent of hypocrisy. And you see what And when you
Speaker 1: get time, Sheriff, go to Catholic vote dot org. There's
Speaker 1: the story and the headline, today's second gentleman accused of
Speaker 1: assault again. And I'm thinking supportive spouse, beating up women
Speaker 1: and pregnating babysitters and sheriff, that's the standard for you,
Speaker 1: Tony Bender and me to follows, you know, mister Kamala Harris, Well,
Speaker 1: we got to run sheriff. It's always great to have
Speaker 1: you on. I'm Tony Bender. Told me he may move
Speaker 1: to Butler County and write my name in I don't
Speaker 1: know if that's Hey, what about this, listen.
Speaker 3: I've had people, I've had people tell me that they've
Speaker 3: moved here to Butler County because of the sheriff and
Speaker 3: the Sheriff's office and what we do here from Chicago
Speaker 3: and other big cities. All true, and listen, uh, I
Speaker 3: want all your listeners to pray for those people that
Speaker 3: are in harm's way right now and the first responders
Speaker 3: that were killed and are still there today helping, to
Speaker 3: include one of my dispatchers that are there helping to
Speaker 3: keep people safe and make us proud of our country.
Speaker 3: Not so much when you're getting seven hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: dollars from the federal government. That'll go a long way.
Speaker 1: There's no there's no grocery stores to spend the money.
Speaker 1: But Samaritan person, Matthew twenty five, the Grand Ministries, they're
Speaker 1: getting the work done. And Kamala Harris, she got to
Speaker 1: talk to her husband about whether or not he beat
Speaker 1: up those women. All right, let's continue with more. Sheriff,
Speaker 1: you're the best, and I will defend you till till
Speaker 1: the cows come home against the charges of Tony Bender
Speaker 1: and many other people.
Speaker 2: I will defend you.
Speaker 3: Hey, I love you, even though your wife probably doesn't.
Speaker 3: I still love you, Bill.
Speaker 2: She she knows me the best. That's all I can say,
Speaker 2: but he.
Speaker 3: Does he we'll keep that to herself.
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, Sheriff, thank you very much. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: Sheriff Richard K. Jones criticized for sending help and you
Speaker 1: just heard he's going to get reimbursed anyway. But so
Speaker 1: many critics are out there. But it's just interesting how
Speaker 1: the mainstream media covers incidents based upon the person being covered,
Speaker 1: not upon reality. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred WULW
Speaker 1: all right, Billy Cunningham, the Great American Bengals Spangles, Spangles,
Speaker 1: get to kick it off about one o'clock on Sunday
Speaker 1: right here at the Big One, and we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow knows is the biggest game of the year
Speaker 1: up to this point. And if they lose to Baltimore,
Speaker 1: they're in deep water, about three games out of first.
Speaker 1: If they do win their one game out of first
Speaker 1: and away we go and the Bengals, you never know
Speaker 1: what you're going to get. But after one o'clock today,
Speaker 1: we scheduled Jack Windsor to be here from the Higher
Speaker 1: President Network about the reality of the reality of Clark
Speaker 1: County in Springfield, Ohio, to see what's going on later on. Also,
Speaker 1: we have Miranda Divine New York post about the fraud
Speaker 1: the money the bribes paid to the Biden family over
Speaker 1: the years that the IRS wants to investigate, but Biden's
Speaker 1: Department of Justice will not let them investigate. Two other issues,
Speaker 1: little housekeeping matters. You might recall in the presidential debate,
Speaker 1: there was some question about giving away twenty five thousand
Speaker 1: dollars and a budget that we borrow two trillion dollars
Speaker 1: every year of brand new money. By the way, nothing's
Speaker 1: ever cut, only added to by Kamala Harris to encourage
Speaker 1: people to buy homes. That would cause the price of
Speaker 1: homes to go up by twenty five thousand dollars, which
Speaker 1: would cause more inflation.
Speaker 2: But that doesn't matter. But at some point jd.
Speaker 1: Vance said, quote, well, there's a Federal Reserve study that
Speaker 1: we're happy to share after the debate.
Speaker 2: We'll put it up on social media.
Speaker 1: Actually, what really drills down on the connection between increases
Speaker 1: level levels of migration, especially illegal migration, because those rents
Speaker 1: are paid for by the federal government and the higher
Speaker 1: housing prices. And Margaret Brennan said, well, I don't think
Speaker 1: that's the case. There's many factors. So yesterday one of
Speaker 1: the staffers for JD. Van sent me the Federal Reserve
Speaker 1: study demonstrating that is exactly what happened.
Speaker 2: Let me read to you the report.
Speaker 1: This is from October second of twenty twenty three, so
Speaker 1: it's about a year ago. But according to the federal government,
Speaker 1: quote immigration inflows into a particular metropolitan statistical area that's
Speaker 1: the MSA. MSA would mean there's two point one million
Speaker 1: people living in the Greater Cincinnati MSA, which is about
Speaker 1: nineteen counties that surround Fountain Square three or four in Indiana,
Speaker 1: seven or eight in Kentucky, the fourteen or fifteen in
Speaker 1: the state of Ohio. But anyway, immigration inflows into a
Speaker 1: particular metropolitan statistical area is associated with increases in rents
Speaker 1: and with house prices going up and that particular MSA
Speaker 1: while also driving up other rents and prices in neighboring msas.
Speaker 1: So that means that if you bring into Cincinnati tens
Speaker 1: of thousands of illegal immigrants, with the rents paid for
Speaker 1: by the federal government, it means that landlords have to
Speaker 1: raise the price because there's more and more money available
Speaker 1: and more and more tenants willing to rent their unit.
Speaker 2: It's simple, you know simple. It's the law of supply
Speaker 2: and demand.
Speaker 4: When the demand is high and the supply is low,
Speaker 4: prices go up. When the opposite occurs, prices go down.
Speaker 4: You don't see too many apartment buildings being built for
Speaker 4: middle class Americans anywhere Greater Cincinnati, northern Kentucky. You don't
Speaker 4: see too many brand new houses being built for under
Speaker 4: eight hundred thousand dollars. So if you're in the middle class,
Speaker 4: you're getting squeezed. And the main reason you're getting squeezed
Speaker 4: are the immigration policies of Kamala Harris and Joe Biden,
Speaker 4: who's on a beach right now in Delaware. So when
Speaker 4: he said this, CBS News took Umbriach with them. Well,
Speaker 4: that can't be the case.
Speaker 1: So then he made public yesterday the report from the
Speaker 1: Federal Reserve that says it is the case. And see
Speaker 1: jd Vance is a voracious reader. Like my wife, Penelope R. Cunningham.
Speaker 1: She reads simultaneously three different books and she loves reading
Speaker 1: multiple books at the same time.
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable. So jd Vance reads.
Speaker 1: When he read this report about a year ago, he said, well,
Speaker 1: that's one of the reasons rents are high. So if
Speaker 1: you're paying more in rent and you want to buy
Speaker 1: a home but can't afford it, blame the immigration policies
Speaker 1: of Kamala Harris. Now, CBS News do not want to
Speaker 1: hear that, so they pushed back. And when he showed
Speaker 1: the receipts for what he said, guess what, it's not
Speaker 1: news at all. What is news is Milennia Trump's views
Speaker 1: on abortion, because to a liberal Democrat, abortion is his
Speaker 1: sacred sacrament that must be protected at all costs. But
Speaker 1: when reality hits that is, most of us make it
Speaker 1: through the womb. It's not a tomb. Most of us
Speaker 1: get born. By the way, the great majority of those
Speaker 1: aborted are by race and gender, black females. In Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: it's about sixty percent of those aborted are African American babies,
Speaker 1: and more than half of those are black females. So
Speaker 1: once again, the Democratic Party advocates the killing of black
Speaker 1: folks like they did during slavery.
Speaker 2: But that's a different issue.
Speaker 1: So when it comes to increased prices, guess what, you
Speaker 1: can blame a legal migration.
Speaker 2: And here are the.
Speaker 1: Receipts right in front of me. The truth will set
Speaker 1: you free. Secondly, before we get to the essence of
Speaker 1: what I want to say. The other day, Joe Biden
Speaker 1: Is he's mumbling, stumbling and fumbling to the helicopter to
Speaker 1: fly to the beach, said that they've done all they
Speaker 1: can do in North Carolina and there's no money. We've
Speaker 1: done all we can do, and I thought, there can't
Speaker 1: be there can't be always no money.
Speaker 2: And how about this.
Speaker 1: Homeland Security Secretary Mariorcis admitted on Wednesday yesterday, quote FEMA
Speaker 1: does not have the funds to make it through this
Speaker 1: disaster quote unquote. So Mariorcis, Homeland Security is in charge
Speaker 1: of FEMA, and he is saying, we don't have the money.
Speaker 1: There's no money left. One scribe pointed out that in FEMA,
Speaker 1: FEMA spent six hundred and fifty million dollars this fiscal
Speaker 1: year providing services and housing two illegal aliens, and another
Speaker 1: three hundred and sixty four million the year before. So
Speaker 1: the last two years there's been about roughly a billion
Speaker 1: dollars spent on just housing illegal aliens paying rents. And
Speaker 1: that's why there's no money. That doesn't touch other services
Speaker 1: given to illegals, such as food, such as free medical care,
Speaker 1: such as free educational services, etc.
Speaker 2: Etc. Et cetera.
Speaker 1: So the reason we can't help North Carolinians. And by
Speaker 1: the way, Evan Andrews of Montgomery In is in Charlotte
Speaker 1: right now serving ribs to a whole bunch of people
Speaker 1: that need help. Montgomery In under Dean Gregory and Tom
Speaker 1: Gregory and Evan Andrews are very community minded. They're serving
Speaker 1: ribs in Charlotte. That's a different story. Can you imagine
Speaker 1: how big a story this should be. But see, the
Speaker 1: mainstream media is a mouthpiece of the Democratic Party. You
Speaker 1: hear the truth from me and from Sean and from
Speaker 1: others in conservative talk to you because we cover the good,
Speaker 1: the bad, and the ugly. But the media will not
Speaker 1: cover the fact that the reason the federal government cannot
Speaker 1: help to a great extent those in North Carolina and Nashville,
Speaker 1: for example, where my good friend Johnny Craft is a
Speaker 1: palatial estate and it is safe. By the way, you
Speaker 1: can't have the money in order to help those people.
Speaker 1: Because we don't have the money, we spend it on
Speaker 1: to legal aliens. Looking at my left, looking at my
Speaker 1: right headline CNN to my left, Milania Trump confirms support
Speaker 1: for abortion. That's the big issue. Killing more unborn, healthy
Speaker 1: babies is a much more important issue than the health
Speaker 1: of the people of North Carolina. Because the money is gone.
Speaker 1: Nine hundred and forty one million spent for shelter of
Speaker 1: Lego aliens and twenty three and twenty four about a
Speaker 1: billion dollars and so so Milania. Trump's views on abortion
Speaker 1: is the big story in the country. It's not the
Speaker 1: fact that Majorkis Biden and Kamala Harris has looted the
Speaker 1: FEMA front funds that make it now impossible to help Americans, black, white,
Speaker 1: and otherwise, male, female, everyone who's living in Asheville, North Carolina, Florida,
Speaker 1: South Carolina. Because the money is gone. We have no money.
Speaker 1: He's asking Congress to pick up the slack. Imagine in
Speaker 1: your own home. Most of us have a savings account.
Speaker 1: Many of us do not, and that you blow the
Speaker 1: famili's rainy day fund and a savings account on a
Speaker 1: brand new boat and maybe some jet skis that you
Speaker 1: can't afford.
Speaker 2: You have no money left, and you.
Speaker 1: Tell yourself, we'll put the money back before the rainy
Speaker 1: day crisis actually happens, But before you do the rainy
Speaker 1: day comes, the hailstorm takes off your roof. You have
Speaker 1: no insurance. You haven't called Alvin rohor. You have no insurance.
Speaker 1: What do you do now? Well, if you're a person,
Speaker 1: you're screwed, blue tattooed, and barbecue. If you're the federal government,
Speaker 1: you simply say, look, Congress, give us more money to
Speaker 1: blow up money. Also, and I would point out if
Speaker 1: you go to the FEMA website, the two most important
Speaker 1: issues for FEMA is equity and inclusion, and number two
Speaker 1: is climate change. I would think the most important aspect
Speaker 1: of FEMA is housing, clothing, food, medical services, getting the
Speaker 1: water back on, getting electric power back on, No.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: Number one mission of FEMA under Majorkis Biden and Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris's diversity, equity, inclusion. That's number one. Number two is
Speaker 1: climate change. Interesting. So those are two items. Put that
Speaker 1: in your pipe and smoke it. And thirdly, as I
Speaker 1: said yesterday, look into my left. Malania Trump's book publisher
Speaker 1: requested two hundred and fifty thousand dollars for an interview.
Speaker 1: So they want to use Malania Trump against Donald Trump
Speaker 1: and against you.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter in my life. One twit.
Speaker 1: If Milania Trump supports abortion, doesn't support abortion, support abortion
Speaker 1: through the ninth month, support the killing of unborn babies,
Speaker 1: It doesn't affect me at all. It's a moral outrage,
Speaker 1: and those who do such things will answer for it.
Speaker 1: In this world or the next. They will answer. The
Speaker 1: biggest thing in the country ought to be getting help
Speaker 1: to a million or two million Americans that are stuck
Speaker 1: in valleys, hills and hollers all over North Carolina without
Speaker 1: access to food, water, clothing, shelter, and without the ability
Speaker 1: to leave. I guarantee that if Donald Trump was in
Speaker 1: the White House in Jadvans, they would have the mechanized
Speaker 1: units of Fort Bragg. They would have every helicopter in
Speaker 1: the military dropping supplies into those people that need to
Speaker 1: be helped. But of course there's no money available because
Speaker 1: the money went to the illegal aliens. That is truly unbelievable.
Speaker 1: And secondly, or thirdly, of course, several media platforms not
Speaker 1: to the mainstream media reported an ABC, NBC or CBS
Speaker 1: or the big city newspapers, what's happening with Doug Moff
Speaker 1: Who is mister Kamala Harris the second gentleman of the
Speaker 1: country right now? And wants to be the first gentleman.
Speaker 1: That is mister Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff. Two of
Speaker 1: them are married about ten years ago, but before that,
Speaker 1: and Doug is sixty years old or so. Before that,
Speaker 1: he led a rather interesting life. According to Catholic vote
Speaker 1: dot org and according to the Daily Mail, which is
Speaker 1: a publication out of Britain, women who come forward to
Speaker 1: say that the second Gentleman, Doug Moff slapped them beat them.
Speaker 1: And another woman has come forward who said that he
Speaker 1: impregnated a nanny, a babysitter when he was a younger
Speaker 1: man and his children were younger, he had sex with
Speaker 1: a babysitter and impregnated her, paid her eighty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: under an NDA, and had an abortion he paid for.
Speaker 1: Now I ask you this question, if he's the definition
Speaker 1: of the modern man, Jensaki and the Democratic National Convention
Speaker 1: called him the new definition of manhood. That is not
Speaker 1: my definition. And the great American here is not saying.
Speaker 1: Can I say not enough that these facts are actually accurate.
Speaker 1: Similar charges were made against Donald Trump. I'm sure some
Speaker 1: were true, and I'm sure some were not true, but
Speaker 1: they're all well publicized by the mainstream media for years,
Speaker 1: hoping it would have a negative impact on Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Now that the chickens have come home to roost and
Speaker 1: Doug Amahoff has been charged repeatedly with domestic violence and
Speaker 1: impregnating a young girl who is nineteen years old at
Speaker 1: the time, there's media silence because it doesn't fit the
Speaker 1: agenda of helping Democrats and destroying Republicans. I can only imagine,
Speaker 1: am I say again, I'm not saying these allegations are accurate.
Speaker 4: They may be them up. These women say it happened.
Speaker 4: Do I believe them?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: Do I disbelieve them?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: But the same answer would be given about Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Do I believe Liz Carroll and all the other women
Speaker 4: Stormy Daniels?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: Do I disbelieve them?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: It's not really germane in my life is interesting. But
Speaker 1: the media uses those weapons against Republicans all the time
Speaker 1: when it fits their bias and their prejudice, but they
Speaker 1: will ignore it when it doesn't. I can only imagine
Speaker 1: if the shoe was on the other foot and jd
Speaker 1: Vance was credibly charged by multiple women of being victims
Speaker 1: at his hands of domestic violence, and that jd Vance
Speaker 1: impregnated a babysitter, a nanny.
Speaker 4: I can only imagine what the mainstream media will do
Speaker 4: with that information. You know what they would do with it,
Speaker 4: and I know what they would do with it. It
Speaker 4: would be all day, every day, on every cable channel.
Speaker 4: They'd go to the domestic violence experts, they go to
Speaker 4: women that have and beaten. They'd go to younger women
Speaker 4: prayed upon by older men, Bill Clinton style, and it
Speaker 4: would be a major story right now. They don't wait
Speaker 4: for verification or for independent validation. They immediately go with
Speaker 4: the story because it is so bad for the Republican
Speaker 4: they want to get it out there quickly. And then
Speaker 4: often the denials are buried, much like when JD Vance
Speaker 4: said on Tuesday Night that the federal government has said
Speaker 4: a legal migration into America is costing you a lot
Speaker 4: of money in rents and mortgages and homes, and Margaret
Speaker 4: Brenna of a CBS and that it's not true, and
Speaker 4: then he brings out the receipts and he quotes verbatim
Speaker 4: study of the Federal Reserve that it does have a
Speaker 4: significant impact. Of course it does. Law is applying demand
Speaker 4: all the news that fits. They print if it doesn't
Speaker 4: fit the bias and is ignored. I'm willing this story
Speaker 4: has been out for about three or four days now.
Speaker 4: The story about the nanny and pregnant it by mister
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris, was out there a couple months ago, and
Speaker 4: it wasn't covered because it doesn't fit the bias of
Speaker 4: the mainstream.
Speaker 1: It does fit the bias. Is Malania Trump in favor
Speaker 1: of abortion? Or something about January sixth when Jack Smith
Speaker 1: puts together a dossier, puts together an opening statement in
Speaker 1: print and acts as if it's true. I don't believe it,
Speaker 1: and I don't disbelieve it. I don't know, but normally
Speaker 1: the media doesn't wait for confirmation. If it's negative about Republicans,
Speaker 1: they go with it. And one it's confirmed as negative
Speaker 1: by Democrats, they also ignore that too. So we'll see
Speaker 1: what happens. We've scheduled Jack Windsor to come on with
Speaker 1: us from the High Press Network in about fifteen or
Speaker 1: twenty minutes and more. And I hope you understand that
Speaker 1: we live in perilous times and that the rate we're going,
Speaker 1: the only way to stop the inevitable is to elect
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Is he perfect? No, I'm not voting for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. I'm voting for his policies and it changed
Speaker 1: the direction of the country. And I want to thank
Speaker 1: again Evan, Andrew and Montgomery in for helping the people
Speaker 1: of North Carolina because they need it badly. The money's gone,
Speaker 1: we've given it away, and now we need a special
Speaker 1: appropriation and I would imagine it will be it will
Speaker 1: be forthcoming because the Congress will do it. Of course,
Speaker 1: the media cares about JD. Vance's beard and Governor Wallace's
Speaker 1: wide open eyes showing his passion for the issues. That's
Speaker 1: the bs you get for the mainstream media, which is
Speaker 1: losing its hold upon the American people because of their behavior. Well,
Speaker 1: let's continue with more if a line becomes available five
Speaker 1: point three, seven four nine, seven thousand, or pounds seven hundred.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Grand American, with you every day at
Speaker 1: your home of the Reds and most importantly the Bengal
Speaker 1: was playing on Sunday News Radio seven hundred WLW Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: the Great American. Of course, Ryan Walker is the executive
Speaker 1: vice president of Heritage Jackson for the Heritage Foundation, and
Speaker 1: much is going on, and there's some great columns by
Speaker 1: experts in the Wall Street Journal, etc. Carra Rove and
Speaker 1: others about what's going to affect this election. We know
Speaker 1: there's an October surprise coming and whatever it is is
Speaker 1: going to be negative for Donald Trump, because if it's
Speaker 1: negative for Kamala Harris, it's not going to be published.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, Ryan Walker, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And Ryan, first of all, you may recall during Katrina,
Speaker 1: which I think was twenty oh five, there was a
Speaker 1: classic photo of a Bush forty three looking out the
Speaker 1: window of his plane as there was great suffering in
Speaker 1: the bowl called New Orleans. Massive amount of aid flew in.
Speaker 1: There was a guy named Nagan or whatever, the mayor
Speaker 1: who's now in federal prison for stealing so much of it.
Speaker 1: And now there's another photo that was out briefly of
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris looking out the window of her plane down
Speaker 1: at the devastation. And also the president so to speak,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is in the helicopter looking out the window.
Speaker 1: And here we are about a week after those ten
Speaker 1: terrible events. There's tens of thousands, maybe up to one
Speaker 1: hundred thousand or more without homes Asheville, North Carolina normally
Speaker 1: it looks to be wiped off the map. There's small
Speaker 1: towns and villages all over Florida, Georgia, north of Atlanta,
Speaker 1: South Carolina absolutely devastated, and as of now there's some
Speaker 1: aid getting in. But the problem is the bridges are out,
Speaker 1: the highways are out, Interstate twenty six and forty will
Speaker 1: be years before they're properly repaired. And politically, this is
Speaker 1: not being used by the mainstream media.
Speaker 4: To attack.
Speaker 1: George Bush, nor is it being used by the mainstream
Speaker 1: media to attack Biden if he's the president. And Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: my question to you is why.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm not sure other than the left controls the
Speaker 6: media apparatus in this country. We had when Katrina hit,
Speaker 6: the media ripped George W. Bush to shreds for going
Speaker 6: three days after the hurricane happened down to New Orleans.
Speaker 6: Joe Biden didn't get down to North Carolina until five
Speaker 6: days after the hurricane landed. The same is true for
Speaker 6: Kamala Harris. Their FEMA organization, the apparatus that they control,
Speaker 6: is unwilling and unable to help the people of North Carolina, Tennessee,
Speaker 6: and Georgia. In fact, they are turning away supplies. They
Speaker 6: are threatening arrest of private citizens who are running rescue
Speaker 6: operations to citizens in the hills and hollers of Appalachia,
Speaker 6: which is where I am from, and so this hits
Speaker 6: very close and personal to home for me. And so
Speaker 6: the abject dereliction of duty that these people are committing
Speaker 6: in real time and the media's lack of focus on
Speaker 6: it or even discussion around it is appalling. And if
Speaker 6: this were to be again, if this were a Republican president,
Speaker 6: it's just for President Donald Trump, it would have been,
Speaker 6: you know, the end of the world, our next nine
Speaker 6: to eleven Katrina two point zero. The parallels would have
Speaker 6: been unending.
Speaker 4: And it's not happening, and it's not going to happen
Speaker 4: because the media, which is the mouthpiece for the Democratic Party,
Speaker 4: looks for issues that they can attack Republicans over and
Speaker 4: ignore serious issues.
Speaker 2: But to the voters.
Speaker 1: I read something from Carl Rove and the Wall Street
Speaker 1: Journal that said, don't know how this is going to
Speaker 1: turn out, but this hurricane is attacking largely Republican areas.
Speaker 1: Now Asheville, North Carolina, is a Democratic stronghold. It's like
Speaker 1: seventy percent Democrats. So I don't know how this is
Speaker 1: going to play, but because there has to be. At
Speaker 1: some point the American people who live in Florida, Georgia,
Speaker 1: North and South Carolina, especially in North Carolina, are they
Speaker 1: going to figure out that the federal government is not
Speaker 1: going to help you and that the media will not
Speaker 1: help you. I read some reports that Starlink is the
Speaker 1: last salvation of Elon Muskin's organization to provide some sort
Speaker 1: of communication. There's no electricity, there's no water, there's no homes,
Speaker 1: there's no grocery stores, there's nowhere to go. There's no
Speaker 1: way to get in, no way to get out except
Speaker 1: through helicopters. And now Biden, who supposedly the President, says
Speaker 1: there might be a thousand US soldiers going in to
Speaker 1: do something. We have thousands of helicopters, maybe hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousands of military helicopters who could drop in all the
Speaker 1: supplies necessary this afternoon tonight. And I would assume that
Speaker 1: if Donald Trump was in the White House, he would
Speaker 1: order the second, the third, and fourth regiments that take
Speaker 1: every helicopter, every truck, every availability right now and go
Speaker 1: in there and solve those suffering problems. But is not
Speaker 1: happening and the party in power. In fact, Biden said
Speaker 1: a couple of days ago, he's done all that they
Speaker 1: can do.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 2: You're on your own.
Speaker 1: And politically, the mainstream media is so committed to one
Speaker 1: party and so committed to the destruction of the other.
Speaker 1: It's not happening. And my roots are in Kentucky. I
Speaker 1: can't imagine if Trump was in the White House with
Speaker 1: Jada Evans right now, there would be a massive airlift
Speaker 1: of supplies to the people in North kil Carolina. But
Speaker 1: they're the wrong color and they're the wrong party. So
Speaker 1: Biden and ham Harris does not care. Think about that, Ryan,
Speaker 1: That's awful.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And further to your point, Fort Bragg Pope Air
Speaker 6: Force Base, there are a litany of military assets that
Speaker 6: surround that area and could get there in under two
Speaker 6: hours full of supplies and air drop them in. This
Speaker 6: is And furthermore, the North Carolina National Guard has a
Speaker 6: station in Charlotte. In fact, they have Sea one thirty
Speaker 6: transport planes that they could drop supplies into these communities
Speaker 6: from the.
Speaker 4: Tail gate of that plane.
Speaker 3: There are options.
Speaker 6: And if you are determined and you care, you will
Speaker 6: break processes and rules. As the president of the United
Speaker 6: States to make sure that things are done and.
Speaker 4: Aid is delivered.
Speaker 6: You get rid of these preferred vendor lists for FEMA,
Speaker 6: you get the supplies to the people.
Speaker 3: And so you're you're absolutely right.
Speaker 6: If Donald Trump were president was that would be the
Speaker 6: action he's taken. And that's the action he has already taken,
Speaker 6: just as a private citizen and a political candidate. He
Speaker 6: has flown in supplies to Georgia. Vanka Trump was on
Speaker 6: the ground yesterday handing out food, water, gasoline, hot meals.
Speaker 6: These people care about the country, they care about the people,
Speaker 6: and I think it's showing out right now.
Speaker 2: Ryan Walker.
Speaker 1: The other issue is that those those people need help immediately.
Speaker 1: And I look at the FEMA website that the two
Speaker 1: top missions of FEMA. I thought the Federal Emergency Management
Speaker 1: Agency would be food and water and relief. Now the
Speaker 1: number one issue with FEMA is equity. That everything we
Speaker 1: do in that organization is about equity, putting the right
Speaker 1: kind of person in the right positions. And number two
Speaker 1: is climate change iminking. Okay, Now, equity and equity and
Speaker 1: inclusion and climate change are one and two by the
Speaker 1: FEMA website. Do you think that people in North Carolin,
Speaker 1: who care about at this point the effects of man
Speaker 1: made climate change? Do they care about diversity, equity and
Speaker 1: inclusion or do they want to have a pot to pee?
Speaker 1: And do they want food? Do they want winners coming?
Speaker 1: Do they need some cover? And think about FEMA's mission
Speaker 1: as equity and climate change?
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 6: Yes, I think there's even a more nefarious purpose of FEMA.
Speaker 6: So FEMA is run by Alejandro Americus, who has opened
Speaker 6: the southern border. FEMA has spent nine hundred million dollars
Speaker 6: housing and transporting illegal immigrants. FEMA has nine hundred million
Speaker 6: dollars transporting and housing illegal immigrants all around this country
Speaker 6: for the past three years, three and a half years.
Speaker 6: That nine hundred million dollars could be spent in North Carolina.
Speaker 6: Harris just announced that the immediate cash benefit that FEMA
Speaker 6: can potentially hand out after a long, lengthy process to
Speaker 6: people so that they can get a hotel, room, if
Speaker 6: there are any food, if there is any, it's seven
Speaker 6: hundred and fifty dollars. Now, when you think about that
Speaker 6: compared to the nine hundred plus million that FEMA has
Speaker 6: spent again housing and transporting illegal immigrants, I think the
Speaker 6: American people, particularly those in Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, parts
Speaker 6: of Virginia.
Speaker 4: They're seeing that.
Speaker 6: And it's after again three and a half years, especially
Speaker 6: over the last year of consistent and constant news to
Speaker 6: say that our schools are being taken away from us
Speaker 6: by illegal immigrants. Our classrooms are now overcrowded, we have
Speaker 6: to hire more ESL teachers. Our hospitals are overcrowded, and
Speaker 6: we can't provide care because illegal immigrants are taking.
Speaker 4: Up most of the beds. The list goes on and
Speaker 4: on and on. It is a dereliction of duty.
Speaker 6: It's a rejection of the American people, and everyone I
Speaker 6: think in this country needs to hear that and wake
Speaker 6: up to the realities of what we're seeing. The government's
Speaker 6: not going to be there to save you.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 1: I saw on Monday and Tuesday there were some excerpts
Speaker 1: of Milania Trump's book coming out, and she has a
Speaker 1: section in there about abortion. To a Democrat, abortion is
Speaker 1: a sacrament, and the mainstream media David Muir ABC News
Speaker 1: Lester Holt led on Tuesday and Wednesday with the report
Speaker 1: that Milania Trump supports abortion. That's the big story among
Speaker 1: the Democratic press it's about abortion as people are living
Speaker 1: and dying who are Americans. But the big story of
Speaker 1: courses abortion and January sixth, those are the main stories
Speaker 1: the Democrat media cares about. The actors who pretend to
Speaker 1: be newsmen who work for the mainstream media. It's all
Speaker 1: about abortion and January sixth. And I would say that
Speaker 1: people of North Carolina could care less about abortion and
Speaker 1: climate change, couldn't care less about equity and inclusion, couldn't
Speaker 1: care less about those issues. They want to be fed,
Speaker 1: they want to be housed, they want to be clothed,
Speaker 1: and Kamala Harris comes in does maybe we'll get you
Speaker 1: seven hundred and fifty dollars. See, you would not want
Speaker 1: to be ya. And it's a disgrace that our media
Speaker 1: does not objectively report facts. It's about abortion and January sixth.
Speaker 1: It's about Jack Smith releasing a one hundred and seventy
Speaker 1: five page dossier in argument as to what Donald Trump
Speaker 1: did or did not do four years ago instead of
Speaker 1: what's happening today. That should have been underseal. By the way,
Speaker 1: because it's a prosecutor's brief, they're not facts. It's a
Speaker 1: prosecutor's brief and the Obama appointed Judge Chunkin wanted to
Speaker 1: get that out like poop in the punch bowl a
Speaker 1: month before the election. That kind of smeared Donald Trump
Speaker 1: even further. So what's important is January sixth, Judge Chunkin
Speaker 1: and abortion.
Speaker 2: That is outrageous, No, it is.
Speaker 4: It's absolutely outrageous.
Speaker 6: It's outrageous that they believe that those are the top
Speaker 6: stories of the day when people are dying. But I
Speaker 6: think even furthermore, they're highlighting the Department of Justice's own
Speaker 6: election interference, legitimate election interference in Donald Trump and prosecuting
Speaker 6: him and releasing these documents in the timeline that they
Speaker 6: have done. This is purer and abject election interference in
Speaker 6: the department on the part of the Department of Justice.
Speaker 4: But to your point, yes, the.
Speaker 6: People of this country can't afford to put a gallon
Speaker 6: of milk in their fridge or a tank of gas
Speaker 6: in their car. They do not and are increasingly less
Speaker 6: likely to care about things like diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Speaker 6: The only time that you can dream up those ideas
Speaker 6: and pretend to care, because it's all fake altruism at
Speaker 6: the end of the day, is when you're very.
Speaker 4: Wealthy and things seem.
Speaker 6: To be going fine, or you're an elitist in this
Speaker 6: country and you're totally isolated and bubbled off from the
Speaker 6: rest of us. That's what they believe, That's what they
Speaker 6: think every day.
Speaker 1: Ryan Walker of the Heritage Foundation Heritage Action, Give me
Speaker 1: your thoughts on the pick up of the vice presidential debate.
Speaker 1: Tim Wallas, who calls himself a knucklehead who said he
Speaker 1: supports school shooters, came off looking somewhat poorly, and JD Vance,
Speaker 1: who attends the same church that I do and Cincinnati, Ohio,
Speaker 1: came off rather strong. Give me your analysis of Vans
Speaker 1: versus Waltz and is Waltz a marshmallow man?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 6: I think JD looked very well composed on that stage.
Speaker 6: He looked presidential. He looked like the person many people
Speaker 6: thought after the debate. Wow, this guy would be great
Speaker 6: at top of the ticket too, which is I think
Speaker 6: a great thing for Republicans. I think that he spoke
Speaker 6: to the American people for the first time, he was
Speaker 6: able to dispel this again fake narrative that the last
Speaker 6: has been spreading that he's some sort of monster and
Speaker 6: doesn't care about women. In fact, the complete opposite is true.
Speaker 6: He's a well articulated man, a deeply thoughtful and introspective person,
Speaker 6: and he cares about the people of this country and
Speaker 6: his background lends to that, and I think that came
Speaker 6: through on the debate stage more than anything. I thought
Speaker 6: his answer on the abortion question and how we as
Speaker 6: a country need to focus on the care of those
Speaker 6: women through the process, through their pregnancy, childbirth, and then
Speaker 6: importantly continue to care about them and support them as
Speaker 6: they raised that child and in a family home setting.
Speaker 6: So I thought the debate looked was very good for jd.
Speaker 3: Vance.
Speaker 4: He walked away with.
Speaker 6: A tremendous gain I think in popularity and name id
Speaker 6: and things of that nature. And on the other hand,
Speaker 6: you had Governor Walls from Minnesota fumble through questions. He
Speaker 6: admitted to lying to the American people on multiple occasions
Speaker 6: about being in Tianeman's Square for the democracy protests in
Speaker 6: nineteen eighty nine, despite the fact that he wasn't there
Speaker 6: until four or five months after those protests occurred. Blatant falsehoods,
Speaker 6: just like his military service and the way that he
Speaker 6: describes that, Just like how he describes that he got
Speaker 6: an award from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce, which he
Speaker 6: didn't and was issued a legal letter demanding that he
Speaker 6: stopped saying so. So this guy, I think came off
Speaker 6: as a nervous, scared liar on stage, and I think
Speaker 6: the American people will see that at the end of
Speaker 6: the day.
Speaker 1: No, he feared being exposed and I hesitated, hesitate to
Speaker 1: bring this up, but it's in print. The Daily Mail
Speaker 1: on Tuesday published an exclusive report that second Gentleman, also
Speaker 1: known as mister Kamala Harris, that's Doug mof the husband
Speaker 1: of Kamala Harris, has been accused again of physically assaulting
Speaker 1: both his ex girlfriend and his ex mistress. And this
Speaker 1: is on top of paying off the babysitter to remain
Speaker 1: quiet that he impregnated. When you impregnate your babysitter, that's
Speaker 1: kind of a bad thing to do, but then to
Speaker 1: beat up women is even worse. In this story, which
Speaker 1: I would encourage people to go to the Daily Mail
Speaker 1: or a Catholic vote dot org. And I'm not saying
Speaker 1: it's true or false, but I'm saying it's it's being
Speaker 1: reported and uh in legitimate publications. The Catholic vote dot
Speaker 1: Org is a legitimate publication. Can you imagine if the
Speaker 1: shoe was on the other foot, and let's see, Uh,
Speaker 1: let's say jd Vance is being accused of beating up
Speaker 1: multiple women and impregnating a nanny watching for looking out
Speaker 1: for his children.
Speaker 2: Do you think that might be a big story nationally?
Speaker 2: What do you think?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 4: Yes, I do.
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, the if those those stories are true,
Speaker 6: obviously that is a that's a terrible, terrible thing. But
Speaker 6: but you know, I think it speaks to this idea
Speaker 6: that the Left doesn't cover these stories for for the
Speaker 6: for their themselves. They protect their own, they make sure
Speaker 6: they're isolated, and things like this don't ever reach the
Speaker 6: American public. Uh, especially if it's their candidates.
Speaker 3: If this were jd Vance, it would be.
Speaker 4: Wall to wall coverage.
Speaker 6: As you said, no ink would be available to buy
Speaker 6: in the world. I mean, these people would write on
Speaker 6: it for years.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: Jen Saki, former press secretary, now an MSNBC hostess. She's
Speaker 1: one of the few that has hair by the Way
Speaker 1: on MSNBC as a woman. She recently stated that Doug
Speaker 1: Moff has quote reshaped the perception of masculinity in America
Speaker 1: today quote unquote. I'm not sure I don't know too
Speaker 1: many men beating up women impregnating babysitters. But according to
Speaker 1: Jen Saki, he's quote reshaped the perception of masculinity. All right,
Speaker 1: we gotta ron Ryan Walker. I'll leave that out there.
Speaker 1: Where neither one of us are saying this is accurate.
Speaker 1: I do not know, but legitimate news organizations under the
Speaker 1: surfaces are reporting it, and I would be anxious to
Speaker 1: find out whether it's true or not. And they have
Speaker 1: names in these stories, and they have the eighty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars payment to one woman in the story, and I'm
Speaker 1: wondering if ABC, NBCCBIS will pursue this. I think the
Speaker 1: answer is not no. The answer is hell no, because
Speaker 1: it's too bad for the for mister Kamala Harris. But
Speaker 1: once again, Ryan Walker, your website is Heritage Jackson. Once again,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 1: Ryan you're a great American.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, thanks for having me on.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Let's continue with more. The truth will
Speaker 1: set us all free. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WULW.
Speaker 7: So I've become friends with school shooters, and I'm a
Speaker 7: knucklehead at times, he's a book phone.
Speaker 4: Hello quiet, and I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 7: I've become friends with school shooters and I'm a knucklehead
Speaker 7: at times. He's a book phone sech man. That's the
Speaker 7: next EP. According to the experts, that's uh, mister buffoon.
Speaker 4: I like when he walks out like waving his hand,
Speaker 4: buffoon like dancing around like a clown.
Speaker 1: By the way, he's a friend of school shooters. Okay,
Speaker 1: good luck to him now, sag Big Brothers. Big Sisters
Speaker 1: is a great organization. Before we get.
Speaker 4: Into the original aspects of the stood's report, ladies, first
Speaker 4: lady show, let's go to uh, mister dev Hass's wife.
Speaker 1: Dev Hass, Welcome to the now. Are you known as
Speaker 1: deb Hass? Or is Eddie known as mister deb Hass?
Speaker 1: Is he mister deb Hawk?
Speaker 5: I think it depends on the day, depending on what
Speaker 5: we're doing. Now he's researching all the four Tomorrow we're
Speaker 5: here at that.
Speaker 2: Researching a keen one. He's doing the research he is.
Speaker 5: He's going to research for the opening day tomorrow while
Speaker 5: while we hang out here a.
Speaker 4: Little bit, gon to buy a nose around the er.
Speaker 1: Anie counts Dev has health. The American people about this
Speaker 1: big event on the eleventh of October with big Brothers,
Speaker 1: Big Sisters.
Speaker 5: Okay, sure, let me talk a little bit about it.
Speaker 5: So it's our first ever, hopefully annual pickleball tournament put
Speaker 5: on by our Young Professional Board. So they pull together
Speaker 5: a whole bunch of teams and we'll be at Ages
Speaker 5: pickleball on Friday the eleventh, So we come tomorrow and
Speaker 5: just really looking forward to it. And I know this
Speaker 5: great weather's going to hold out and all the funds
Speaker 5: raised just go to help us make and support new
Speaker 5: matches between our big brother Big Sister mentors and kids
Speaker 5: in the Tri State.
Speaker 3: We serve thirteen.
Speaker 5: Counties in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. So there's a lot
Speaker 5: of kids that need that need just an extra positive
Speaker 5: role model in their life and this will help us
Speaker 5: get more than matched with the mentor.
Speaker 1: And of course pickleball is somewhat new. Tim McGee and
Speaker 1: seg Man and Flat Stanley do one hell of a
Speaker 1: job on the pickleball court. Sega's getting in shape to
Speaker 1: maybe play. So if there's Americans I want to participate,
Speaker 1: what is the website of any.
Speaker 5: I would say, go to Big four Kids dot.
Speaker 3: Org and it's just E I, G S, O, S
Speaker 3: R K I D S dot.
Speaker 5: Org or if you just if you just google Big Brothers,
Speaker 5: Big Sisters Pickleball.
Speaker 3: It'll pop right up.
Speaker 5: And we are still we still have room for several
Speaker 5: more teams. We're getting closer and to sold out, which
Speaker 5: would be fantastic. It's some of your folks and certainly
Speaker 5: if segments to come, well, there's always room and uh
Speaker 5: and so we would we would love you guys out there,
Speaker 5: and it's to be a great afternoon. A lot of
Speaker 5: people are looking at it like a team building, so
Speaker 5: you know, I know you guys can come out and
Speaker 5: do a little of that, but no, it should be
Speaker 5: a great day.
Speaker 4: What's it like to sleep with Eddie Fingers?
Speaker 5: You know, something pass to remain private, but I'll say
Speaker 5: it's been we've been. You know, it's been over thirty years,
Speaker 5: so we must be doing something right.
Speaker 4: So it's not like a song right there on your end,
Speaker 4: but not about his end, because he's got to be
Speaker 4: a pain in the end. No, he's got to see
Speaker 4: him around here.
Speaker 2: When you're not around, he acts up to us and
Speaker 2: makes it full of.
Speaker 5: You guys need to let me know and then we'll
Speaker 5: be like, we'll have a chat when you get I
Speaker 5: bet you we'll get we'll get some video.
Speaker 2: I have to discipline them a little bit.
Speaker 5: Well, how you know that happens too three years then
Speaker 5: for sure, I bet all right.
Speaker 2: Dev has once again. What's the website?
Speaker 5: It's Big four Kids dot org and again Google Big
Speaker 5: brother speaks of the Cincinnati and we would love to
Speaker 5: see this out there a week from tomorrow, October eleventh,
Speaker 5: of tickleball, which is aces tickleball there a factory fifty
Speaker 5: two and like says to be a great day, and
Speaker 5: love to have some of your folks join up.
Speaker 2: God bless you and good luck.
Speaker 5: I won't even tell you how he just walked into
Speaker 5: this room where I won't I'm going to not taint
Speaker 5: the picture.
Speaker 4: Hopefully once you're wearing like a jockey outfit or nothing.
Speaker 3: At all, I think you're closer on the second one.
Speaker 5: They're the latter point is the better one.
Speaker 2: That can't be good.
Speaker 4: You know, I hate this stuff private and say that
Speaker 4: women and wives have it rough. I don't know how
Speaker 4: you go through with it. I couldn't. I don't know
Speaker 4: how it happens.
Speaker 1: But good luck you say good y'all, I know, but
Speaker 1: telling Eddie puts some clothes on with yeah what do
Speaker 1: is he?
Speaker 5: Thank you said?
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Speaker 2: I love Tom Brenneman.
Speaker 4: Let's see Thursday night NFL has Tampa Bay up against Atlanta.
Speaker 4: Can we see the game seven point thirty on Fox
Speaker 4: Sports thirteen sixty. Can we see the game tonight? I
Speaker 4: think it is on. If you've got peacock, yeah, what
Speaker 4: if I don't have a peacock, well, then you're out
Speaker 4: of luck. Let's see baseball. In the wild Card playoffs,
Speaker 4: San Diego beat Atlanta to sweep that series. The Padres
Speaker 4: will face the Dodgers in the Division Series. The Brave
Speaker 4: State alive. That's one one now with the winner go
Speaker 4: home tonight in Milwaukee.
Speaker 2: The Bgs would love it.
Speaker 4: How about twenty year old Jackson Curio joins Babe Ruth,
Speaker 4: who did it in nineteen twenty eight, as the only
Speaker 4: players in Major League Baseball history to hit two game
Speaker 4: tying home runs in the same postseason game. Babe Ruth,
Speaker 4: Ann Jackson Cheerio, twenty years old Cheero with the Brewers.
Speaker 2: It's pretty good.
Speaker 4: Both sweeping in the America League. Tigers take out the Astros.
Speaker 4: Up next for hot Detroit as Cleveland that starts Saturday.
Speaker 4: Kansas City beat Baltimore Royals and Yankees in the Division
Speaker 4: series there that starts on Saturday.
Speaker 2: How about that.
Speaker 4: Let's the MLS soccer are orange and blue men. FC
Speaker 4: Cincinnati fell to New York City on the road last night,
Speaker 4: three to two. The game was stopped last night in
Speaker 4: the eighty six minute by officials because of a slur
Speaker 4: that was being that was being heard by New York
Speaker 4: fans toward an FC Cincinnati player.
Speaker 2: Did they continue the game? Ors this hell?
Speaker 4: After they made the announcement to tell everybody to calm
Speaker 4: down or that's it? The game resumed four minutes later.
Speaker 4: It's freedom of speech doesn't apply. I mean, you know
Speaker 4: it's it's a soccer game.
Speaker 2: Move on.
Speaker 4: Oh Also back to baseball, Speaking of San Diego, what
Speaker 4: about that? Batesville, Indiana native Brian Brian Hoeing is the
Speaker 4: was the winning pitcher for the Padres last night as
Speaker 4: they advanced to the Division Series.
Speaker 1: He played quarterback for Ohio stated about twenty years ago,
Speaker 1: I think that was another Hoying and he was related somehow,
Speaker 1: same guy. And then also Willie augusta National Golf Club.
Speaker 1: This isn't good is donating five million dollars toward the
Speaker 1: Hurricane Helene Relief Fund in the Augusta, Georgia and area.
Speaker 2: Have you seen Magnolia Lane.
Speaker 1: The trees are down, but I bet you that institution
Speaker 1: there by the time the first week in April rolls around.
Speaker 4: It'll be as preci feet. It'll be like serfro, like
Speaker 4: it never happened.
Speaker 1: Just like Jason Kidd, Doug Kidd's son, Jay kids a
Speaker 1: great American. Jason kt out to get to work in
Speaker 1: Magnolia Lane. They got a few trees to get out
Speaker 1: of there.
Speaker 2: Jason, get down here quickly.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: They got to get some Magnolias on those trees. Yeah,
Speaker 1: callaway and all that callaway. That's perfect. Jason Kidd can
Speaker 1: get it done. Get them down there.
Speaker 4: And then how about the former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle
Speaker 4: using his own helicopter to not only rescue people, but
Speaker 4: also bring supplies to people. He was flying over a
Speaker 4: dense section in Tennessee the other day. There's a guy
Speaker 4: out in the field with a mirror, and he signaled
Speaker 4: him he landed, he got it go. He went to
Speaker 4: get him food, dog food, baby food, and provisions in
Speaker 4: his own helicopter. Greg Biffle ought to get the Presidential
Speaker 4: Medal of Honor.
Speaker 1: Can I share with you the comments of Homeland Security
Speaker 1: Secretary May Yorkis Boy on Wednesday yesterday said quote, Yeah,
Speaker 1: FEMA does not have the money to make it through
Speaker 1: the season. The reason is the Biden Harris FEMA fund
Speaker 1: has spent nine hundred and sixty four million dollars in
Speaker 1: housing illegal aliens inside of America. Great now, is that
Speaker 1: a story I am? I say so, yeah, have you
Speaker 1: heard about this?
Speaker 4: If that's the Trump administration, they're all over out of
Speaker 4: business right.
Speaker 1: Congress will be asked to pick up the slack and
Speaker 1: spend and bar more money because we've depleted the funds.
Speaker 1: Oh on illegal alien house and you and me well
Speaker 1: I had on Jack Jack Windsor from Springfield, Ohio. Rents
Speaker 1: have gone up two hundred percent because the government will
Speaker 1: pay the rent. So if you have twelve Haitians living
Speaker 1: in an apartment two hundred and fifty dollars each per month,
Speaker 1: that's twenty seven hundred dollars a month. So the landlord said,
Speaker 1: you know what rent is twenty seven hundred dollars a month.
Speaker 1: That used to be six hundred a month. The landlords
Speaker 1: are reaping big harvest at the expense of you.
Speaker 2: Segment you.
Speaker 4: I think they had to get John Mattiese on there
Speaker 4: and don't waste your money.
Speaker 1: Segment great points. Secondly, you talk about Bally Sports Ohio.
Speaker 1: There was some news on the wire about not just
Speaker 1: the Reds, but other Major League Baseball.
Speaker 4: Teams and ten other teams they're dropping, Willie Bally Sports.
Speaker 4: The only team they're the only team they're they're uh,
Speaker 4: they're gonna do now is the Atlanta Braves. Bally Sports,
Speaker 4: Diamond Sports. The group dropped eleven teams. We don't care
Speaker 4: about TV. We care about radio.
Speaker 1: Anyway, you mentioned it, Tommy Thrall and Jeff Brantley, I
Speaker 1: hope none of the games are on TV.
Speaker 2: You gotta listen on the radio. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I got there's some fans who might consider to watch
Speaker 1: it on TV and turn down the sound listen to Brantley.
Speaker 1: But the problem is may not be on TV. Are
Speaker 1: they going to be on TV at all? I have
Speaker 1: no idea.
Speaker 4: Why don't you find out? What about Peacock? Get them
Speaker 4: on Peacock? Well, then you got you gotta pay money
Speaker 4: for that you know what I pay. I don't know.
Speaker 4: We'll tell us ninety nine cents a month. Okay, can
Speaker 4: you afford that? I guess so. Peacock's a national net work,
Speaker 4: big deal. They're not gonna They're not gonna go to
Speaker 4: put the Reds on there.
Speaker 1: You don't think so. I think the Reds are gonna
Speaker 1: go on Channel forty eight. How about Channel nineteen? Well,
Speaker 1: Fox fands for news, Tricia macke you'll put them on.
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe he'll be uh, Tricia Mackie and kicking it
Speaker 4: with Ken doing the broadcast. I like Kenegam is out
Speaker 4: it in sports.
Speaker 2: I think so.
Speaker 1: After two o'clock today, believe it or not, we have
Speaker 1: Jack Wins coming up live on the ground from Springfield, Ohio,
Speaker 1: about the truth about what's happening. It's not about grilling geese.
Speaker 1: It's about or eat cats, collapse of the educational housing,
Speaker 1: medical systems, and law enforcement. The collapse and the media
Speaker 1: doesn't report that, do they? No segment? Give me out
Speaker 1: of the students report place. Jack Wins are coming up
Speaker 1: in about twelve minutes.
Speaker 4: Willie and honor of a beautiful day here in the
Speaker 4: Tri State and who day we leave you with the
Speaker 4: immortal words. Oh and also Willie, we say happy birthday
Speaker 4: today to one of our own, who Moe Egger. He's
Speaker 4: got to be forty or fifty years old, sixty two.
Speaker 4: Moe Ager is sixty two years old today, So congratulations,
Speaker 4: Happy birthday, Moe. He's here a lifer like you are.
Speaker 4: You're a lifer. We leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 4: of the Stood Report.
Speaker 2: And I'm a knucklehead at times.
Speaker 4: I guess everybody has to be.
Speaker 1: If he's elected to the presidency vice presidency, we're going
Speaker 1: to be bamboozled. If you want to be bamboozled, why
Speaker 1: not On seven hundred WLW Bill Cunningham the Great America
Speaker 1: And you hear it in the news all the time,
Speaker 1: and the left wing media, the democratic media, wants to
Speaker 1: talk about barbecue and cats and dogs, put them on spits.
Speaker 2: Did it happen? Did it not happen?
Speaker 1: And many in the media refuse to knowledge the underlying
Speaker 1: problems happening in Clark County, Springfield, Ohio. I would also
Speaker 1: point out that JD. Vance on Tuesday said there's rents
Speaker 1: going up, etc. Because of what's happening with illegal migration,
Speaker 1: and he brought the receipts, quoting a report from the
Speaker 1: Federal Reserve about a year ago saying exactly the reason
Speaker 1: rents are going up and mortgages and the cost of
Speaker 1: housing is going up as illegal alien migration, etc. But
Speaker 1: until then, there's a person from the ohiopressnetwork dot com,
Speaker 1: Jack Windsor, that has spent quite a few weeks and
Speaker 1: months investigating what's happening in Springfield, Ohio, not about whether
Speaker 1: or not pets are being barbecued, but the underlying problems
Speaker 1: with twenty thousand Haitians showing up in a community of
Speaker 1: sixty thousand people. And Jack Windsor, once again, thank you
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And Jack, I
Speaker 1: rely upon you for factual, truthful information. The media continues
Speaker 1: to talk about Donald Trump and pets and cats and dogs.
Speaker 1: What is the reality of what is happening right now
Speaker 1: in Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 8: Well, I'll give you the thumbnail sketch and can drill
Speaker 8: down wherever you'd like. By the way, thank you for
Speaker 8: choosing me. It's great to be with you and your listeners. Again,
Speaker 8: what's really going on in Springfield, Ohio? There are a
Speaker 8: couple of things. Longtime Springfield residents and New Haitian migrants
Speaker 8: are both being exploited for political purposes, and the press
Speaker 8: is using things that Donald Trump and JD Vance said
Speaker 8: about whether dogs, katt geese whatever are being eaten there
Speaker 8: as a way to really drum up support for their
Speaker 8: preferred candidate, who is Kamala Harris. And even our trustee
Speaker 8: Governor Mike Dwine has gone before the microphone and really
Speaker 8: alluded to the fact that these things aren't going on.
Speaker 8: There are no viable reports. I've looked into some stuff,
Speaker 8: but I'm not even going to get into that because
Speaker 8: I think it's a distraction. The reality is there are
Speaker 8: twenty thousand people that were dumped into a community of
Speaker 8: fifty eight thousand in twenty twenty, and so you go, well,
Speaker 8: first how did they get here? Secondly, why are they here?
Speaker 8: And third what is the impact? We've been able to
Speaker 8: uncover that in schools. It's created a challenge sixteen hundred
Speaker 8: non English speaking students in Springfield schools. Rents in Springfield
Speaker 8: have gone through the roof, some landlords charging two to
Speaker 8: three thousand dollars a month for a property that was
Speaker 8: previously maybe six hundred dollars per month. I've talked with
Speaker 8: locals there who are saying, well, we're hearing that the
Speaker 8: Haitians are being brought here to fill jobs that were unfillable.
Speaker 8: But we have people that are longtime Springfield residents that
Speaker 8: are going to the staffing agencies that are staffing these
Speaker 8: open jobs, and they're not getting hired. They're getting bypassed
Speaker 8: some people. One person even told me that he was
Speaker 8: told you're not going to get hired. We're not even
Speaker 8: going to take your application. And then you look at
Speaker 8: the drain on resources. Governor Mike Dwine just had to
Speaker 8: send two and a half million dollars there for primary
Speaker 8: care for the Haitians and there are now pop up clinics.
Speaker 8: He had to send the state Highway patrol there because
Speaker 8: the roadways are not as safe as they used to be.
Speaker 8: Part of the challenge is Haitians are getting driver licenses
Speaker 8: without having to do the stuff that you and I
Speaker 8: had to do, Bill, which is or Willy, which is
Speaker 8: take a driver's aad course. They can't read the road
Speaker 8: signs and the number of accidents have gone up, although
Speaker 8: one investigative reporter in Columbus is no, they're actually going down. Well,
Speaker 8: we've been able to find, and a police chief from
Speaker 8: a neighboring community said, well, I wouldn't trust the statistics
Speaker 8: because they're not filing police reports when there are traffic offenses.
Speaker 8: So it is chaos, and the people who are frustrated
Speaker 8: by it are being castigated, marginalized, and labeled as racist
Speaker 8: or xenophobic if they speak up.
Speaker 1: Why does the media focus upon pets, cats and dogs?
Speaker 1: They use as as an excuse what Donald Trump talks
Speaker 1: about it. The first question out of everyone in the
Speaker 1: left wing media's mouth is, well, mister president, mister president,
Speaker 1: do have proof that cats and dogs are being eaten?
Speaker 1: He responds to the question, and that becomes the story.
Speaker 1: But who cares. I've said this for weeks, Cats and dogs,
Speaker 1: ducks and gates. It's interesting, but it does answer the
Speaker 1: real question whether it's a good policy decision to put
Speaker 1: twenty thousand Haitians into Springfield, Ohio. And the media can't
Speaker 1: deal with that because the answer is no.
Speaker 2: In fact, it's hell no.
Speaker 1: The public education in Springfield schools have got the collapse rents.
Speaker 1: I would think rents in Springfield without the migration would
Speaker 1: be six hundred to one thousand dollars for a nice apartment.
Speaker 1: But when the federal government is paying the bills, the
Speaker 1: first thing you want to do is a landlord is
Speaker 1: jack up the rent because someone reliable is paying it.
Speaker 2: Am I correct, you are.
Speaker 8: And we've we've heard stories of property owners that are
Speaker 8: cramming almost tenement style housing right where there are ten
Speaker 8: or fifteen haitians to a unit, and if each of
Speaker 8: them is paying only two hundred and fifty a month,
Speaker 8: that adds up. I talked to the owner of a
Speaker 8: soup kitchen who said, hey, I had to go down
Speaker 8: to a viction court with a friend who is a
Speaker 8: disabled veteran. He couldn't pay his rent because the landlord
Speaker 8: jack the rent up trying to get current market value,
Speaker 8: and he got evicted. And he said, these are problems.
Speaker 8: The homeless population has got up, winner is almost here,
Speaker 8: the homeless shelter is not being used. He's concerned about
Speaker 8: where are all these people going to go come wintertime.
Speaker 8: But the real issue, really, and this is what folks
Speaker 8: need to recognize, is that the Biden Harris open border
Speaker 8: policies have allowed this to happen. Now, the argument from
Speaker 8: DeWine to the city manager to the mayor of that
Speaker 8: community is well, they're here on temporary protected status.
Speaker 3: That's kind of true.
Speaker 8: They're also here on a THCHVN parole program that allows
Speaker 8: people in America to sponsor people who are out of
Speaker 8: the country. That's happening. Family members are sponsoring them. You
Speaker 8: can download a form on the internet, fill it out.
Speaker 8: But also businesses and staffing agencies and non government organizations
Speaker 8: seem to be doing.
Speaker 3: The same thing.
Speaker 8: So this is the way I've compared it before, and
Speaker 8: I'll say it here and hopefully it makes sense to
Speaker 8: your listeners. Companies for a long time have really had
Speaker 8: a black eye over offshoring, building plants and employer cheap labor.
Speaker 8: Oversees this policy of an open border and the chd
Speaker 8: N parole program, the temporary protected status permissions, it's allowing
Speaker 8: companies to basically reverse that, the reverse engineering it. So
Speaker 8: it's not offshoring, it's bringing the cheap labor here. And
Speaker 8: by the way, like you just said, it's subsidized by
Speaker 8: the federal government, which, as you can imagine, creates tension
Speaker 8: and hostility when people go, wait a minute, why aren't
Speaker 8: we putting Americans first.
Speaker 1: A child who has been killed in Clark County Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 1: I would imagine that there's literally hundreds of other crimes
Speaker 1: being committed that the police did not want to arrest
Speaker 1: anybody because it doesn't fit the narrative. I would have
Speaker 1: to assume if you have a bunch of young, unattached
Speaker 1: males walking around what they must consider to be paradise.
Speaker 1: Imagine going from Porta Prince to Springfield, Ohio and a flight.
Speaker 1: You got to be thinking, my god, am I in heaven?
Speaker 1: Is it also true that driving offenses, that crimes of
Speaker 1: every description, whether it's trespassed, people sleeping in your yard,
Speaker 1: is also present in Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 8: What I've been able to corroborate, we didn't really check
Speaker 8: on the trespassing right, but what we did check on
Speaker 8: was the traffic stuff. And I've been able to see
Speaker 8: with my own eyes traffic stops where Haitians are allowed
Speaker 8: to drive away without having a license plate on either
Speaker 8: the front or back of the car. My understanding is
Speaker 8: that should have been resulted in a toll way. Didn't happen. Tremont,
Speaker 8: I believe is the neighboring community. The police chief there
Speaker 8: is on record saying, look, they're not towing vehicles they're
Speaker 8: not riding traffic citations.
Speaker 4: I had a.
Speaker 8: Heartbreaking conversation with a family who lost a family member
Speaker 8: last year in December. The woman was struck by a
Speaker 8: Haitian driver. Now, the police report says that it was
Speaker 8: her fault, she was in the street. The family doesn't
Speaker 8: believe that to be true. But that's not the issue.
Speaker 8: The issue is they claimed that after doing some investigation,
Speaker 8: that the person driving probably didn't have a driver's license,
Speaker 8: seemed to have tags from Indiana that were expired. Yet
Speaker 8: there was no sitetion issue. So when you look at
Speaker 8: the traffic laws of the traffic crime statistics, you go, well,
Speaker 8: are we really getting this whole picture according to people
Speaker 8: there on the ground, according to a police chief in
Speaker 8: the neighboring community, No, that's not happening.
Speaker 2: It doesn't fit the narrative.
Speaker 1: I can only assume that crime is way up of
Speaker 1: every description, but law enforcement is way down. So that's
Speaker 1: why the argument is made nationally, well, crime is way
Speaker 1: down in this country. It's because large cities do not
Speaker 1: report crime statistics to the FBI. LA Chicago, Los Angeles
Speaker 1: have said, as a political matter, we're not going to
Speaker 1: tell the federal government who we arrest, and so crime
Speaker 1: is way down reporting, but law enforcement is down.
Speaker 2: Crime is way up.
Speaker 1: Law enforcement is way down, but cities do not report
Speaker 1: crime to the FBI.
Speaker 8: Correct, that's exactly right. We've been able to uncover some
Speaker 8: of that reporting, and part of it is, by the way,
Speaker 8: is the FBI switched over its systems. I think it
Speaker 8: was in twenty twenty one, and with that switchover, not
Speaker 8: everyone made the cut or or put the information into
Speaker 8: the new system. And so give you a real quick example,
Speaker 8: there was a short period of time where the narrative
Speaker 8: was that hate crimes had gone down, and so the
Speaker 8: FBI said, well, we're going to check into that.
Speaker 3: That didn't seem right.
Speaker 8: So they actually went out and kind of manually, you know,
Speaker 8: started calling and gathering information, and when you know it,
Speaker 8: hate crime was actually up twelve percent. But you're right,
Speaker 8: the New York LA, some of the largest communities in
Speaker 8: America have not made the cutover, are not reporting statistics.
Speaker 8: We're also hearing rumors that the way that information is
Speaker 8: entered into the criminal databases now you can't use certain
Speaker 8: markers like race, age, gender, those types of things, which
Speaker 8: really makes reporting more difficult. So you're spot on with that. Really,
Speaker 8: based on our investigations.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at your website, the Ohio Pressnetwork dot com.
Speaker 1: Jack Windsor has got a great column up about the scam,
Speaker 1: which is state a Issue number one. The so called
Speaker 1: jerrymandering commercials are ubiquitous. I'm looking at them every day
Speaker 1: about take the politics, get rid of the politicians, Let
Speaker 1: we citizens cut up the lines so we elect more Democrats.
Speaker 1: Can you explain to the American people state Issue one?
Speaker 1: By the way, the first vote so we counted in Ohio,
Speaker 1: Well we cast in Ohio Tuesday of next week, So
Speaker 1: what is state Issue one?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm going to give you this way. My eleven
Speaker 8: year old bonus son asked me last night, Hey, can
Speaker 8: you tell me about Issue one?
Speaker 2: And I said, sure.
Speaker 8: Issue one would change the group of people who get
Speaker 8: to draw the maps to determine the districts on you
Speaker 8: know what area is going to be District one, two,
Speaker 8: three for the people that we send to Washington, DC,
Speaker 8: and then the ninety nine districts for the Ohio State House,
Speaker 8: the thirty three districts for the Ohio Senate. But here,
Speaker 8: I said, here's the challenge sun the people that they
Speaker 8: won on that board. They're not elected, and he goes, well,
Speaker 8: that doesn't seem constitutional. He's eleven. So the issue with
Speaker 8: this is that the people who would draw the maps
Speaker 8: for Congress and state legis maps, they're not elected, which
Speaker 8: means that you can't unelect them. They would be chosen
Speaker 8: by four retired judges in a search firm. Now we've
Speaker 8: seen this play out in Michigan. The same scheme was
Speaker 8: rolled out there late last year. A three handel federal
Speaker 8: court said the outcomes in Michigan, twelve of them were
Speaker 8: unconstitutional because the districts were racially jerrymandered. It gives the
Speaker 8: commission an open checkbook. So we can't elect them, we
Speaker 8: can't unelect them, but if we want to contest the maps,
Speaker 8: they get to use our tax dollars against us. And
Speaker 8: so those are some of the things that a thirty
Speaker 8: thousand foot view that are really challenging. But here's the
Speaker 8: other point. The people who are doing this, it's financed
Speaker 8: by the left wing dark money groups. And these left
Speaker 8: wing dark money groups are doing these things in red states.
Speaker 8: There are other states where there's a disproportionate number of
Speaker 8: Democrat lawmakers versus Republican representation throughout the state. But guess what, Willy,
Speaker 8: they're not doing this. There is this ties back to
Speaker 8: Eric Holder and the Biden administration on that issue.
Speaker 1: I was in Warren County giving a little speech the
Speaker 1: other night at a chili get together of the Warren
Speaker 1: County Republicans, and one of the lawmakers said, look at
Speaker 1: this issue. One becomes reality. Like Warren County, we're seventy
Speaker 1: five percent Republican. They're going to take some parts of
Speaker 1: Warren County, make it part of the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: take other parts of Warren County, make it part of Dayton,
Speaker 1: or make it part of some other liberal area. Take
Speaker 1: another part and make it part of a wrap around
Speaker 1: district to Columbus, and the people of Warren County won't
Speaker 1: have a representative. That's what the Democrats do. They don't
Speaker 1: do this in California, they don't do it in Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Speaker 1: and New York. They do it in red states, and
Speaker 1: they run these commercials looking as if take the politics.
Speaker 2: Out of it.
Speaker 1: I don't want some star chamber of unelected bureaucrats selecting
Speaker 1: congressional districts. I got the power in my ballot to
Speaker 1: vote against those who would be on that commission because
Speaker 1: right now the governor's on it. I think the Secretary
Speaker 1: of State's on it, maybe the auditor, maybe a lawmaker
Speaker 1: or too. So I can vote directly. You're in directly
Speaker 1: for the people drawing the lines. If THISI one passes,
Speaker 1: I won't be able to vote for the people drawing
Speaker 1: the lines.
Speaker 8: Correct, that's right, That is absolutely right.
Speaker 2: It would be an unelected.
Speaker 8: Board of bureaucrats who, by the way, it says that
Speaker 8: they are going to be five Republicans, five Democrats, and
Speaker 8: five independents general and Aithho has already done some good
Speaker 8: homework on that. The Republicans and I use that in
Speaker 8: air quotes who are a part of this already are
Speaker 8: Republicans because Ohio has an open primary. There are Democrats
Speaker 8: who voted in a Republican primary because they knew in
Speaker 8: the general that their Democratic electee was going to lose,
Speaker 8: so they chose the Republican that was more palatable. So
Speaker 8: you have Democrats masquerading as Republicans that get on this
Speaker 8: board and on this commission. So it really is center left,
Speaker 8: if not extreme left. The types of people that will
Speaker 8: be on this re established redistricting Commission.
Speaker 1: Now, you know, Liz Cheney is a Republican. That's the
Speaker 1: kind of person that would be on this commission as
Speaker 1: a Republican. And John Kasik, Governor Jon Kasek has come
Speaker 1: out against Donald Trump. He's the kind of person they
Speaker 1: put on this commission. So they're Republicans and name only.
Speaker 1: And right now I have control of that commission that
Speaker 1: draws the lines at the ballot box. If this thing passes,
Speaker 1: I will not have control over who's drawing the lines
Speaker 1: in areas like Warren County or Claremont County, Butler County
Speaker 1: with so many Republicans will be jerry mannered in the
Speaker 1: democratic areas and they'll have no representation at all. But
Speaker 1: because most of the people live there are white, that's
Speaker 1: not a problem. If it was black, we'd have all
Speaker 1: health breaking loose well, Jack Windsor we got to run
Speaker 1: the Ohio Presnetwork dot com. Great stuff. And you have
Speaker 1: a documentary. You have a document document coming up later?
Speaker 4: What is it?
Speaker 2: Have about a minute remaining?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's called The Union Hustle and it's a five
Speaker 8: part mini series on the power of organized labor and
Speaker 8: the consequences of that movement in America. Now, Willie, it's
Speaker 8: not an anti union program, but it is a study
Speaker 8: on the waste in corruption that directly touches every taxpayer
Speaker 8: in Ohio and across the US. Episode to just drop today,
Speaker 8: it's the Project Labor Agreement Hustle, and we cut right
Speaker 8: through the chase and we show people basically that the
Speaker 8: plas are a tool to funnel money to labor unions.
Speaker 1: So if you want to have a say and a
Speaker 1: vote and who draws these lines, vote no on State
Speaker 1: Issue one. If you want college professors and liszt Cheney
Speaker 1: drawing the lines, then you vote yes. But once again,
Speaker 1: Jack Windsor, you're the best there is in Columbus, the
Speaker 1: Ohio Pressnetwork, dot Com or all the stuff is located.
Speaker 1: And once again, Jack Windsor, thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And Jack, you're a great American.
Speaker 4: Willie, You're the best.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much. God bless America.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more if line becomes available seven four nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand, The Truth will set us all free. Statushue
Speaker 1: one is an attempt by the radical left to seize
Speaker 1: control of the apportionment board that draws lines to the
Speaker 1: favor of Democrats. They can't win at the ballot box.
Speaker 1: They want to change the rules, and as normal Americans,
Speaker 1: we can't let that happen. Vote no on stat Issue one.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred w old of me.
Speaker 9: But I think that's something that Governor Walt's just said
Speaker 9: is quite extraordinary. You yourself just said Iran as as
Speaker 9: close to a nuclear weapon today as they have ever been.
Speaker 9: And Governor Walts you blame Donald Trump, who has been
Speaker 9: the vice president for the last three and a half years.
Speaker 9: And the answer is, you're running mate, not mine. Donald
Speaker 9: Trump consistently made the world more secured.
Speaker 4: Hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Rock Before I go any further. Notre Dame has lost
Speaker 1: a star recruit. Yes, Deuce McKnight, Deuce, very good players
Speaker 1: coming to you.
Speaker 4: See the Deuce is not loose. No, he's going to Alburn.
Speaker 4: I was going to Alburn over the Golden Dome. What
Speaker 4: are you doing?
Speaker 2: You A bunch of reasons.
Speaker 4: It's the green, the salad, the salvation, more money, maybe that,
Speaker 4: maybe that's maybe it's more orange and the I think
Speaker 4: the females look a little better down there than they
Speaker 4: do in South Bend. There's one right there. I'm told
Speaker 4: sad is one right there. Notre Dame co edge to
Speaker 4: not shave their armpits. Is that true or false? They
Speaker 4: don't shave much, but it's a lot to shave, but
Speaker 4: they don't shave. That could be another one.
Speaker 2: I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So Auburn, which isn't it's the top echelon of the SEC, right,
Speaker 1: I mean they're not Alabama, not Georgia, not l s U.
Speaker 1: But they're they're better than Mississippi State or Vanderbilt Good School.
Speaker 1: But the location and the co ed's and the perks
Speaker 1: and the green lettuces salvation, that's number one.
Speaker 2: Would you agree?
Speaker 4: Yes? Was he the starting quarterback or like the eighth
Speaker 4: one in line? No, I mean he was a high
Speaker 4: school freshman. I believe he's a five star and was
Speaker 4: I mean, and for the longest time Notre Dame had him.
Speaker 4: But I think lately folks were, you know, getting the
Speaker 4: feeling things weren't going so good.
Speaker 2: He goes this means he.
Speaker 4: Probably got a little more dough, the ray and the
Speaker 4: me and now he's going to go down south. Now,
Speaker 4: sit there, you want to go down there? Life of
Speaker 4: luxury warm? What would you have if you're coming out
Speaker 4: if I came in coming out of that park, Yeah,
Speaker 4: you're coming out of the park. And what is that?
Speaker 4: Forty two sixty six sixty sixty six? So you come in.
Speaker 4: So you're sitting there over there in Deer Park with
Speaker 4: the family, highly recruited, and then here comes coach whoever back? Then?
Speaker 4: Say Bear Bear Bryan, you know, knocks on the door,
Speaker 4: Lott Billy Bill, Bryan, Bear Bryant. Here all I can say, now,
Speaker 4: what would you ask Bear Bryan how much roll tide?
Speaker 2: That's all I would say.
Speaker 4: Would you have the to ask Bear Bryant for money?
Speaker 4: I couldn't imagine that. I mean, today's a different deal.
Speaker 4: But how about Bobby Knight for money? Coming in money?
Speaker 4: The coach pay? Hey, this is my price tag, and
Speaker 4: I appreciate your offer, and I think you got a
Speaker 4: great school and thinking coach pretty good. But here's my number.
Speaker 4: If you can't meet that, then we're done. You see
Speaker 4: played at Alabama in ninety two and ninety three, like
Speaker 4: three or four weeks in a row. They played like Alabama,
Speaker 4: Miami of Florida, Auburn and somebody else. Is their homecoming
Speaker 4: Philadelphia thirty five yard We're standing down there in Legion field.
Speaker 4: I think it's the old the old field in Alabama.
Speaker 4: Watching this guy leaning up against the goalpost, we thought,
Speaker 4: what the heck's wrong with this? He's a standing there.
Speaker 4: We get a little closer, we see the hat. He's starting,
Speaker 4: he's starting to walk, and the field earth shaking. So
Speaker 4: does the segment what And I remember this now and
Speaker 4: there's about seven people on the sideline and I'm thinking
Speaker 4: I'm gonna get shot by somebody, or somebody's gonna come
Speaker 4: after and they're gonna I'm just gonna get crushed. I
Speaker 4: get up there. There he is. I introduced myself to
Speaker 4: Bear Bryant. I took your shot. I said, coach, he's
Speaker 4: I said, He says, Bill, Welcome to Alabama. I'm playing coach,
Speaker 4: I said, coaches, an honor to meet you. He said, Bill,
Speaker 4: welcome to Alabama.
Speaker 2: Roll tiede.
Speaker 4: That's it. And they only lost. And I thought they
Speaker 4: were gonna get beat by a million hundred and three.
Speaker 4: They only you see, only lost by twenty twenty to three.
Speaker 4: It was seven to three at halftime. I thought we
Speaker 4: were going to get kicked out of there, and thinking,
Speaker 4: I'm thinking, you SE's going to win this game, we
Speaker 4: will never get home.
Speaker 1: Do you see this quote right here, I'm gonna give
Speaker 1: it to you, your good friend Homeland Security. Yeah, Secretary
Speaker 1: of MA Yorkis who's in charge of FEMA. By the way,
Speaker 1: the two main goals of FEMA are number one equity
Speaker 1: and number two climate change. That's what that's what they do, right. Yes,
Speaker 1: he was asked a question, do you have enough money
Speaker 1: to handle these this the hurricane? He said, quote, FEMA
Speaker 1: does not have the funds to make it through. We
Speaker 1: anticipate the Congress will give us a supplemental. The reporter
Speaker 1: then pointed out the FEMA spent nine hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: million dollars on housing illegal aliens in the fiscal year
Speaker 1: that just ended, right, nine hundred and fifty million dollars.
Speaker 1: But Kamala Harris, your friend says, let's give everybody seven
Speaker 1: hundred and.
Speaker 4: Fifty seven hundred and fifty easily bus and got no house.
Speaker 4: In the follow up question that reporters should ask it also,
Speaker 4: we have sent the Ukraine one hundred billion dollars than
Speaker 4: you can we maybe you know, cut a little like
Speaker 4: a fraction of a percentage off that no, and bump
Speaker 4: that out I dare you ask? You know why? I
Speaker 4: don't want to be a conspiracy theorist.
Speaker 2: I'm going to give you two reasons.
Speaker 4: Well, the affected areas are North Carolina and Georgia.
Speaker 2: They which you're going to vote read okay?
Speaker 4: And I feel if they think that those people will
Speaker 4: remain afflicted, they'll be less likely to vote.
Speaker 2: They're white.
Speaker 4: There I said, or say it?
Speaker 3: Say it?
Speaker 4: They're white? Say it?
Speaker 2: Did you say it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: Yes? Yes?
Speaker 2: Sounds like a politician election.
Speaker 4: Related Yeah, you mean to tell me if that was
Speaker 4: in a certain New Orlean in Michigan, about New Orleans
Speaker 4: or New Orleans, what would happen?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: True, to be rolling in right now? Everything would be rebuilt,
Speaker 4: old bars getting handed out, the whole deal. I feel
Speaker 4: like a victim Minnesota. What do you think?
Speaker 2: Yes, Minneapolis, let it burn.
Speaker 4: I can't take it open up.
Speaker 2: The one that's for the aroma of freedom are.
Speaker 4: The allegations on the first gentleman or second gentleman or
Speaker 4: whatever it is. Are those going to come to light? No? No,
Speaker 4: And a second woman, Kamala Harris has said we must
Speaker 4: believe all women. What about it must believe them? What
Speaker 4: about if that's Trump? He slapped a woman. Oh god,
Speaker 4: it's over break ins from ABC every five minutes around here.
Speaker 1: According to the Catholic vote dot org, yes, two women
Speaker 1: have come forward saying they were beaten by mister Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: also known as the Second Gentleman. Now does that count?
Speaker 1: And how about the nanny he knocked up? Does that count?
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris said, we must believe all women.
Speaker 2: Do you believe the women that her husband beat?
Speaker 4: I don't know, but Kamala Harris answer that question? What
Speaker 4: I don't believe or just believe I do? I don't
Speaker 4: know which should be looked into?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Will the media do that? Absolutely not say your reaction?
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Speaker 4: Trey Hendrickson, bj Hill, Miles Murphy had practiced today, Mike
Speaker 4: Hilton not practicing. McKinley. Four former Bengals are among those
Speaker 4: advancing to the next stage of Pro Football's Hall of
Speaker 4: Fame voting. I like this number fourteen Ken Anderson, there's
Speaker 4: that number again him on our show, Lance and I
Speaker 4: a couple of weeks ago. Eighty five. Ike Curtis Silk
Speaker 4: o chosenko. I's a Curtis goof Tim McGhee, the pride
Speaker 4: to Tennessee. You know he's the man m McGee. He's
Speaker 4: the president of the Middletown Pickleball Association.
Speaker 2: I could kick his ass and golf.
Speaker 4: Bill Bergie number sixty legendary linebacker sixties with the Bengals,
Speaker 4: and and Leaping Lamar Parish remember.
Speaker 1: Him Rock not It was a I heard yes, number
Speaker 1: twenty Leaping Lamar. Also Frank Robinson and Joe Burrow played
Speaker 1: defensive tackle on Sunday.
Speaker 4: Can you play? Can you play defensive end?
Speaker 2: Kenny?
Speaker 4: Can you play corner?
Speaker 2: And he played.
Speaker 4: Can he play safety?
Speaker 2: Kenny?
Speaker 4: I don't know why did you ask him? We need it?
Speaker 2: Ask him?
Speaker 4: He came out to Day and said he must play
Speaker 4: a perfect game in order for them to win.
Speaker 1: Ye, well we got we got the birthday boy coming up,
Speaker 1: Moe the birthday boy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sixty two two years to look at day over
Speaker 4: twenty nine. I don't know what happens sixty second birthday today?
Speaker 1: Yeah, congratulations most getting oldos, great rock, thank you, I
Speaker 1: had on.
Speaker 4: I'm with Jason Williams a day. By the way, we're
Speaker 4: gonna write a Marshary o'clock. He's the best. Yep. I
Speaker 4: think Eddie's on his way with the Spirit of Pete
Speaker 4: Rose to Keenland, but on the horses. Yeah, he's taking
Speaker 4: inspiration from the hit King and gonna lose you. Like
Speaker 4: my idea of the cast five to one on number
Speaker 4: five in the seventh threes.
Speaker 1: Bring the casket to the statue of Pete Rose, put
Speaker 1: it underneath and let fans yeah, and have a glass
Speaker 1: partition like Lennon. Remember, remember that may be a little much.
Speaker 1: Why don't we want to have fren look at him?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I don't know if we want that, but yeah,
Speaker 4: put him underneath. There wouldn't that be something? What happens
Speaker 4: when they asked us for new stadium in three years ago?
Speaker 2: Dig them up? Dig them up?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 4: Do you lie him? And stayed at Great Gab. Yeah, Babe,
Speaker 4: Ruth did say get me out of stoo Shopore. I
Speaker 4: got Moegger coming up breaking down the game on Sunday,
Speaker 4: WILLI and Hotter of the Birthday Boy himself, we leave
Speaker 4: you with the immortal words of the Stooge report pros
Speaker 4: when I need the price the cot Bellies. I listened
Speaker 4: to the yid Man on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: He lives now only in our memories and what memories
Speaker 1: they were on seven hundred w Autie. Billy Hunningham. The
Speaker 1: Great American News coming up. But first of all, Mogar
Speaker 1: haven't ady.
Speaker 2: On in a while.
Speaker 1: I know, so, I don't know what you lost my number.
Speaker 1: I don't know what happened, but you're here now. I
Speaker 1: have only about five minutes before the news. I want
Speaker 1: to talk to you about three issues. Number one, how
Speaker 1: big this Sunday's game at one o'clock with Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 1: Those guys are running like deer right through the line.
Speaker 1: How big is Sunday, Sunday afternoons.
Speaker 4: Get well.
Speaker 10: The only gauge I used to determine how big a
Speaker 10: Bengals home game is is what I can convince you
Speaker 10: to attend. No, Okay, so it's not that big. No,
Speaker 10: it's massive. The difference between one and four and two
Speaker 10: and three is huge. If you're two and three, you've
Speaker 10: got a head to head victory against Baltimore, you're off
Speaker 10: to a good start in the AFC North. You will
Speaker 10: have one consecutive games, probably gonna be favored in the
Speaker 10: next game in Jersey against the Giants, and then you're
Speaker 10: gonna play a Cleveland team that right now feels like
Speaker 10: a mess. You got a chance to get going at
Speaker 10: one in four. Now you're talking about having to go
Speaker 10: nine and three the rest of the way just to
Speaker 10: get to ten wins. And that's no guarantee that you
Speaker 10: get in. So I think this game is enormous.
Speaker 1: Do you how do you stop the rushing offense with
Speaker 1: a terrible defensive line? Hendrickson is still heard, I guess,
Speaker 1: to one extent or another, they have no linebackers other
Speaker 1: than Logan Wilson. They're aren't They giving up one hundred
Speaker 1: and forty yards a game or something.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they've been bad against the run.
Speaker 10: I think the more troubling issue is there's no pass rush.
Speaker 10: I think they're last in the NFL by far and
Speaker 10: pressure rate. So what's interesting is the Ravens have said
Speaker 10: we're gonna run it until you stop us. They've taken
Speaker 10: their two really good tight ends, they've turned them into
Speaker 10: pass blockers. They really haven't asked Lamar to do a
Speaker 10: lot throwing the football. So it'll be interesting if the
Speaker 10: Bengals figure out a way to slow down Derrick Henry
Speaker 10: and at least put the Ravens in a situation where
Speaker 10: they try to do something that they say they can
Speaker 10: do but they really haven't tried to do yet. Look,
Speaker 10: Joe Burrow said yesterday, I have to be damn near perfect,
Speaker 10: which he's right. The offense has to be damn near perfect.
Speaker 10: I think it's really hard to play that way though.
Speaker 10: Look they were damn near perfect against the Washington Commanders
Speaker 10: didn't win the football game. Yeah, so I think that's
Speaker 10: a really hard way to play. But the answer is
Speaker 10: the Bengals if they win this football game on Sunday,
Speaker 10: chances are it's gonna be because the offense outscored Baltimore.
Speaker 10: It's gonna be because the offense was so good that
Speaker 10: maybe the Bengals got to stop and force the Ravens
Speaker 10: to do something they don't want to do. They're probably
Speaker 10: not gonna stop Derrick Henry. You hope you can keep
Speaker 10: him from getting ripping off an eighty seven yard run
Speaker 10: like he did last week.
Speaker 4: He's fast, dude.
Speaker 10: He's fast and he's big, and you got to make
Speaker 10: a business decision if you get in front of him.
Speaker 10: I think this game is about the Bengals offense, though,
Speaker 10: and that's good. They have sixty seven points over the
Speaker 10: last two games, eight touchdowns. They've been efficient, they've been effective.
Speaker 10: Burrow had the interception, but they haven't made a ton
Speaker 10: of mistakes. I think this is about the Bengals offense
Speaker 10: against a Ravens defense that took three weeks really to
Speaker 10: start to play the way they would like. They've changed
Speaker 10: how they play. Sixtyb's on the field against the Bengals offense.
Speaker 10: That is healthy. The offensive line is playing very well.
Speaker 10: Joe Burrow didn't get sacked last week. They've got some
Speaker 10: variety to the run game. They've got a lot of
Speaker 10: tight ends, including eric All, who I think is going
Speaker 10: to be a Pro Bowl caliber player. And they've got
Speaker 10: both in Jamar and t healthy. That's the strength of
Speaker 10: the team. That's the identity of the team. If they
Speaker 10: win this game on Sunday as underdogs at home, it's
Speaker 10: gonna be because the offense can continues to click and.
Speaker 2: No Iger can Joe Burrow play defensive tackle.
Speaker 4: I don't think we want that.
Speaker 2: What if he did that? Would that be a little
Speaker 2: bit of a shock?
Speaker 4: That would be a problem, you think so? Yes, he's
Speaker 4: pretty good though, he's a great quarterback.
Speaker 1: Secondly, Pete Rose, I spoke to a distant family member
Speaker 1: to contact I won't mention the name on one of
Speaker 1: the adult kids, and I suggested to bring Pete Rose
Speaker 1: back to Cincinnati to be buried somewhere in honor, possibly
Speaker 1: underneath the statue. Remember Lennon had that deal going on
Speaker 1: for a long time. Yes, and the Castellanies would allow it.
Speaker 1: Would that be something if Pete was buried underneath the statue?
Speaker 4: Fine?
Speaker 1: Are you okay with that? More than I could go
Speaker 1: there and worship going on a daily basis.
Speaker 4: I've never worshiped at the altar of Pete Road Pete Rose.
Speaker 10: Although I am saddened by his passing, and there's a
Speaker 10: lot of complex emotions I think that a lot of
Speaker 10: us have as it relates to Pete Rose.
Speaker 4: But I don't know that I would.
Speaker 10: I mean, my grandmother has been passed for a few years,
Speaker 10: and I do a bad job of going to see
Speaker 10: her grave. So I probably need to prioritize that before
Speaker 10: I do.
Speaker 4: Pete Well, allegedly there's going to be a mess. Does
Speaker 4: it surprise you that Pete Rose's estate might be a mess? No,
Speaker 4: it doesn't, But you would think someone in their eighties
Speaker 4: would say, no, No, I don't know that.
Speaker 10: I'm stunned that Pete didn't really have his affairs in order.
Speaker 4: I I hate to say that his affairs have come
Speaker 4: back to hant God rest his soul.
Speaker 10: But I'm I'm I'm not exactly gonna be stunned if
Speaker 10: if Pete's if Pete's uh remains remains and state and
Speaker 10: what he has left goes through some sort.
Speaker 4: Of weirdly it's not you know, I've tried to get
Speaker 4: I've written instructions. I have a will, I have a
Speaker 4: trust uh huh, I have a durable power of attorney.
Speaker 1: I have a medical power of attorney. I told my
Speaker 1: so called air this is where it is. Here's a
Speaker 1: copy there. These are my instructions.
Speaker 4: You don't think Pete, how much am I getting?
Speaker 2: Nothing?
Speaker 4: Oh? Are you surprised that Pete's affairs may not be
Speaker 4: in order? In fact, you'd be surpris if they were.
Speaker 4: Ano thing is?
Speaker 3: I mean?
Speaker 4: He he sold most of his memorabilia, right.
Speaker 2: He gave me forty two fifty six bat and ball
Speaker 2: did he? And said?
Speaker 4: Can I have that in your will?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: No, he said, can you get me five hundred thousand exactly?
Speaker 10: So here's the good news. You know, most of that
Speaker 10: stuff that he would ordinarily have to will the people
Speaker 10: he's already sold. So I'm look, I wish the family well,
Speaker 10: I wish the family well. I'm sure it's a very
Speaker 10: hard time for them because he went suddenly. Nobody saw
Speaker 10: this coming, right, And so I hope they're taking comfort
Speaker 10: in the fact that a lot of folks, specifically here
Speaker 10: in town, are paying their respects. We want to do
Speaker 10: so and sharing great stories. We want to do so, we.
Speaker 2: Want to do something, we want to do.
Speaker 1: Tell me what to do, where to go, And there's
Speaker 1: no directions nothing, and at some point the body must
Speaker 1: shall we say rights somewhere?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean to me, that's up to the family.
Speaker 10: They can do it whatever they please. I would like
Speaker 10: to think that the Reds themselves will do something that
Speaker 10: is appropriate. Whether Pete's body is there or not, you
Speaker 10: know it will is really not that important.
Speaker 4: But I'm America.
Speaker 2: My wallpark.
Speaker 4: Wasn't bay Ruth's body displayed at the Yankee Stadium at
Speaker 4: some point? I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Nineteen forty seven they did.
Speaker 10: Something really appropriate and respectful when Tom Browning passed away, right,
Speaker 10: And I would like to think that something similar and
Speaker 10: probably to a larger degree, because of pete stature with
Speaker 10: the franchise.
Speaker 2: The Reds are trying.
Speaker 10: They're trying, I would I'm sure they're going to do
Speaker 10: a great job in celebrating and memorializing the hit.
Speaker 4: King, are you really sixty two years old? I'm not
Speaker 4: sixty two years old or sixty two? Not sixty two
Speaker 4: years old? Do I look sixty two?
Speaker 2: Let's take a break. We've got news coming up. And
Speaker 2: if I'm sixty two, then what are you eighty two?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Not quite, but I hope to be ninety years old.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't that be something four more years? Four more years
Speaker 1: sounds like a politician. No, thank you, seriously, happy birthday.
Speaker 1: Thanks so, I will go to a game with you
Speaker 1: next year at Great America.
Speaker 10: You'll go to a Reds game with me right at
Speaker 10: down on my birthday, Willie said, he'll go to a
Speaker 10: game next year of my choosing, no of your choosing,
Speaker 10: no of our choose, our choosing.
Speaker 4: Do you get the tickets or do I get the tickets?
Speaker 2: You get the tickets?
Speaker 4: Okay, you know where I sit.
Speaker 2: I want to sit with the people.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you said that last time.
Speaker 2: I want to sit with the people.
Speaker 4: The last time you came out there, you didn't get
Speaker 4: a free second. It was great.
Speaker 10: I was there for an inning. You were you were
Speaker 10: there for an inning. Yes, next year, I'm going to
Speaker 10: hold you to that eighty one. Maybe next year we'll
Speaker 10: go to a Reds playoff game
Speaker 2: On seven hundred WLW