Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great America, welcome this Monday afternoon in
Speaker 1: the Tri State all as well. The reports of my
Speaker 1: demise are somewhat premature. It's not true. You can't believe
Speaker 1: what Sloaney says. I am the Way, the truth, and
Speaker 1: the Light, not Sloaney. But that's a different issue. Janan,
Speaker 1: you and I now is the great Rob Sanders, Sanders
Speaker 1: for Kentucky. Colonel Sanders for Kentucky may step up and
Speaker 1: take over the Senate seat. And Rob Sanders, welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: And Colonel how are you Willie. I'm doing well. Thanks
Speaker 2: for having me back on this Monday. It's nice of
Speaker 2: you to sub for ken Brew today and you know
Speaker 2: fill in. Yeah, you're a very adequate fill in.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: It's nice to have the Great American substituting for the
Speaker 2: average American.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm back, loud, proud, and sassy, and let's talk.
Speaker 1: First of all, we're gonna talk about mego versus McConnell,
Speaker 1: Not Mike McConnell, but Mitch McConnell. Well, we'll deal with
Speaker 1: that in the second half. But of course, when I
Speaker 1: was monitoring events all over the world, I see that
Speaker 1: you had a bank robbery happening on sixth in Madison,
Speaker 1: a US bank on Friday afternoon. Just in time, get
Speaker 1: you home by six or seven pm at night. Tell
Speaker 1: the American people what happened with the shootdown on the
Speaker 1: mean streets of Covington.
Speaker 2: Well, Covington police were called the US Bank, as you
Speaker 2: mentioned at six in Madison. The initial call was for
Speaker 2: a bank robbery that was ongoing with the subject trying
Speaker 2: to rob the bank with a can of gasoline.
Speaker 3: That was a first for me.
Speaker 2: Never had anybody rob a bank by Arson and Kenton
Speaker 2: County since I've been around here.
Speaker 3: But then in the.
Speaker 2: Middle of that, while officers were responding, they got updates
Speaker 2: that the suspect also had a gun and had displayed
Speaker 2: a gun, so they knew they were going to encounter.
Speaker 3: An armed bank robbery.
Speaker 2: At that point, to a Covington's finest arrived on the scene.
Speaker 2: Actually a whole bunch of them arrived on the scene,
Speaker 2: but one of them stayed at the bank and some
Speaker 2: folks near the hotel Covington flagged the other two officers
Speaker 2: down and were pointing down an alley that is between
Speaker 2: Madison and Scott Street.
Speaker 3: Six and seven streets.
Speaker 2: It's an east west alley in there, saying the guy
Speaker 2: you're looking for went down there. Two of Covington's finest
Speaker 2: went down that alley where they encountered Charles Davis, who
Speaker 2: was sixty two years old. He's from right here in Covington,
Speaker 2: believe it or not, on Scott Street. The biggest chakra
Speaker 2: of this whole story, WILLI, is that he wasn't from Ohio. Nevertheless,
Speaker 2: mister Davis was walking down the alley dropping money as
Speaker 2: he went. There was money blowing all over the alley.
Speaker 2: With the officers were coming down to apprehend mister Davis.
Speaker 2: He pulled what appeared to be a handgun from his pocket,
Speaker 2: and the two Covington officers opened fire and striking mister Davis.
Speaker 2: He fell to the ground, but didn't stay on the
Speaker 2: ground very long. Went for the gun again while he
Speaker 2: was on the ground, causing the officers to discharge their
Speaker 2: weapons a second time.
Speaker 3: They eventually charged.
Speaker 2: Mister Davis, took him into custody, got and medical attention.
Speaker 2: Covington Fire Department took them straight over to University of
Speaker 2: Cincinnati Medical Center, where they are remarkably good at patching
Speaker 2: people back up from gunshot wounds, which only creates more
Speaker 2: work for me, Willie. But nevertheless, we'll be happy to
Speaker 2: take care of mister Davis, although he might end up
Speaker 2: getting charged federally. The FBI actually showed up on the scene,
Speaker 2: which is a rather new thing. It must be this
Speaker 2: new leadership at the FBI, Willie, but they're getting back
Speaker 2: in the bank robber business and may actually be prosecuting somebody,
Speaker 2: which is a welcome change. We're always willing to share
Speaker 2: the wealth here in Kenton County when it comes to crime,
Speaker 2: and if our friends in the federal government want to
Speaker 2: prosecute mister Davis for robbing us bank, we certainly welcome
Speaker 2: them back to Kenton County. It's you know, it's funny, Willie.
Speaker 2: When I started out as an assistant prosecutor, the FEDS
Speaker 2: took every bank robbery, and then it dropped down to, well,
Speaker 2: only bank robberies with handguns, and then it dropped down to, well,
Speaker 2: only if it's a serial bank robber. And we really
Speaker 2: haven't seen much federal prosecution when it comes to bank
Speaker 2: robberies in the past few years, but it seems now
Speaker 2: that that is going to change.
Speaker 3: I can only assume that that is a.
Speaker 2: Newfound change brought on by the Trump administration in Cash
Speaker 2: Bettel being in charge of the FBI and Pam Bondi
Speaker 2: being in charge of the Department of Justice. But we
Speaker 2: welcome them back to the bank robbery prosecution business.
Speaker 1: And I rob sixty two years old. I assume this
Speaker 1: is his first rodeo because it's rather stupid what he did. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: he's going to live, which is another problem. But I
Speaker 1: guess the FBI is going to quit rating the home
Speaker 1: of ex presidents tipping CNN ahead of time. What they're
Speaker 1: going to do maybe get back in the business of
Speaker 1: bank robberies and forgeries and and bezelm and that kind
Speaker 1: of stuff. But is mister Davis, is this his first
Speaker 1: rodeo at the age of sixty two years old with
Speaker 1: a gallon of gasoline?
Speaker 2: Well, he surprisingly will. He has no felony convictions here
Speaker 2: in Kentucky. Now, I haven't had a chance to run
Speaker 2: his ENDCIC yet to find out if he's got some
Speaker 2: across the river. Maybe he's a transplant from Cincinnati, and
Speaker 2: that's why I'm surprised to learn that he was living
Speaker 2: here in Covington. But nevertheless, I don't know. If he's
Speaker 2: been convicted of a felonies in another state, that'll be
Speaker 2: part of the ongoing investigation, of course, which may not
Speaker 2: land on my desk. It sounds like, but we'll see.
Speaker 1: You're more than a happen to give up the case.
Speaker 1: You got enough to do, right.
Speaker 2: We got plenty of work going on over here, Willie.
Speaker 2: We got all kinds of rapes, robbery's, child molestings, the murders,
Speaker 2: you name it. They you know, is for a safe
Speaker 2: a town as Kenton County is. We still have plenty
Speaker 2: of prosecution business to be done. I'm starting to trial
Speaker 2: tomorrow in fact, so you know, we stay pointing businey.
Speaker 2: That's why we're willing to share the wealth with our
Speaker 2: friends in the federal government. If you know, whenever they
Speaker 2: want to prosecute somebody, all they have to do is
Speaker 2: let us know.
Speaker 1: So inside the bank you have a handgun and a
Speaker 1: can of gasolene. Kind of walk us through what happened
Speaker 1: at the teller station that Did he threaten to maybe
Speaker 1: shoot the gallon of gasolene to blow it up? Did he?
Speaker 1: Why bring gasolene when you got a gun get into
Speaker 1: the mine in Charles Davis Well.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen the video from inside the bank yet, Willie,
Speaker 2: but just based upon the radio traffic that the dispatch
Speaker 2: center was putting out to the police officers, he apparently
Speaker 2: was threatening to light the can of gasoline on fire
Speaker 2: sort of blow the bank up, I suppose by lighting
Speaker 2: a can of gasolene on fire. Yeah, I'm not sure
Speaker 2: exactly how that was supposed to work out, but that's
Speaker 2: what they were being told over the radio as police
Speaker 2: were responding, and then as they were on their way
Speaker 2: to the bank, that's when the dispatchers told the responding
Speaker 2: officers that he had a gun. Now, I'm not sure
Speaker 2: I believe this gun may turn out to be a
Speaker 2: fake gun. I've seen some pictures of what was taken
Speaker 2: into evidence, but it certainly looks real enough that if
Speaker 2: I were the officers, I wouldn't be waiting around to
Speaker 2: find out if it was real or fake. When that
Speaker 2: gun's pointed at you and you're looking right down the barrel,
Speaker 2: if it doesn't have a fluorescent orange tip on the
Speaker 2: end of it or something, and even sometimes then, because
Speaker 2: lord knows, we've had criminals in the paths that have made,
Speaker 2: you know, painted their guns up to look like toys
Speaker 2: to try and trick the police. But nevertheless, this one
Speaker 2: didn't look just like a handgun. It was dark, it
Speaker 2: had a barrel, it was pointed right at the officers.
Speaker 2: So you know, it's no wonder. It's said old saying
Speaker 2: that fafodal Willie. If you're gonna play stupid games, you're
Speaker 2: gonna win stupid prizes. Mister Davis lucky to be alive.
Speaker 2: He's lucky that they have just fantastic doctors and nurses
Speaker 2: over at University Hospital that managed to save people's lives
Speaker 2: on a regular basis. And as often as people get
Speaker 2: shot on the north side of the river, that's a
Speaker 2: really good thing. But nevertheless, it does mean more work
Speaker 2: for the prosecutors on the south side of the river
Speaker 2: when the person getting shot is a bank.
Speaker 1: Robber, and so Rob Sanders. When you take someone across
Speaker 1: the Ohio River, Tony Benner may not know this extradition
Speaker 1: is involved, and so you have to gunshot wounds. If
Speaker 1: you get a gunshot wound, get to University Hospital, you
Speaker 1: got a good shot of living. Unless you're a cobaka aba.
Speaker 1: That's a different story. So when you take a bank robber,
Speaker 1: was shot to UC Medical What is the process to
Speaker 1: get them back to Kenton County.
Speaker 3: Well, you hit on.
Speaker 2: A very important point. Willy University Medical Center is the
Speaker 2: only eleven one trauma center within probably one hundred miles
Speaker 2: of here, or real close to one hundred miles. The
Speaker 2: next closest one is University of Kentucky Medical Center down
Speaker 2: in Lexington, which I always try and talk to fireman
Speaker 2: and then driving them to Lexington so I don't have
Speaker 2: to extra guide them back to Kentucky. But I don't know,
Speaker 2: saving people's lives, I guess comes above more work for
Speaker 2: Rob Sanders in the fireman's mind, because they always go
Speaker 2: ahead and take them to UC. But then we have
Speaker 2: to get warrants for those people's arrest. We're not allowed
Speaker 2: to just drive back across the river and put them
Speaker 2: in handcuffs and drive them back to Kentucky. We have
Speaker 2: to get warrants for their arrest with put the warrant
Speaker 2: in NCIC, then get our friends at the Cincinnati Police
Speaker 2: Department or Hamilton County Sheriff's Office to serve those warrants
Speaker 2: and take them to the Hamilton County Justice Center. And
Speaker 2: even though it's just a few blocks away, Willie. They
Speaker 2: have to sit there in the Hamilton County Detention Center
Speaker 2: until they get a court appearance, and they can waive extradition,
Speaker 2: which means the Kenton County schafful drive over in the
Speaker 2: next day or two and pick them up, or they
Speaker 2: can fight extradition, in which case it could take months
Speaker 2: to get them back, and we have to call our
Speaker 2: friends down at the Governor's office and get a governor's.
Speaker 3: Warrant and send that paperwork.
Speaker 2: It's a whole lot of work, a whole lot of paperwork,
Speaker 2: all sorts of red tape, just to get somebody a
Speaker 2: few blocks north across the river. But nevertheless, does are
Speaker 2: all the hoops we have to jump through. It's no
Speaker 2: different bringing them back from Cincinnati as it would be
Speaker 2: from Hawaii or Maine or any other corner of the
Speaker 2: United States. It doesn't matter how near or far away
Speaker 2: that depending is. If they're on the other side of
Speaker 2: the state line, we have to jump through all these
Speaker 2: hoops to extradite them back to Kentucky.
Speaker 1: And sant E's is a great hospital. Hell I was
Speaker 1: born there. But nonetheless, if they're not been designated at
Speaker 1: trauma level one, if you don't take them to the
Speaker 1: best facility. You could be accused of not caring sufficiently
Speaker 1: for this shot bank robber by taking him to a
Speaker 1: hospital not designated by National Institute of Health as a
Speaker 1: Level one trauma center. I get that now. Secondly, as
Speaker 1: you may know, Tony Bender's good friend Mitch McConnell has
Speaker 1: decided not to run for reelection. I'm not sure he's
Speaker 1: going to make it a live till next year, but
Speaker 1: that's another issue. And when I talked to Mega types,
Speaker 1: they tell me this is going to be the Battle
Speaker 1: Royale because the Trumpster does not want to have someone
Speaker 1: like Mitch McConnell represent Kentucky in the US Senate because
Speaker 1: Mitch mcconnald's turn to the dark side. Of course, Trump
Speaker 1: won Kentucky by thirty percentage points, but that's lost on
Speaker 1: Mitch McConnell, and so it's going to be Mega versus McConnell,
Speaker 1: Mega versus McConnell. Who wins that matchup?
Speaker 2: Willie, That's a really confusing question because you know, there's
Speaker 2: everybody in the race, at least everybody that's rumored to
Speaker 2: be getting in the race so far, has got connections
Speaker 2: to both Trump and McConnell. So, especially when you're talking
Speaker 2: about Daniel Cameron. You know, when he ran for governor Kentucky,
Speaker 2: he had Donald Trump's endorsement, much to the chagrin of
Speaker 2: some of his opponents who thought that they were going
Speaker 2: to get the Trump endorsement and did not. He came
Speaker 2: out in favor of Daniel Cameron. Now Daniel Cameron's running again.
Speaker 2: But of course Daniel Cameron got his start in politics
Speaker 2: by being general counsel for Senator McConnell. So obviously he
Speaker 2: is very close to Senator McConnell.
Speaker 3: But everybody involved has been closed.
Speaker 2: Senator McConnell's been involved in Kentucky politics pretty much synonymous
Speaker 2: with federal Kentucky politics for the last thirty forty years.
Speaker 2: So it's very difficult to find anybody who can make
Speaker 2: it on a stage that large where they could be
Speaker 2: a bible candidate for the US Senate in Kentucky that
Speaker 2: doesn't have some kind of connections to the McConnell network
Speaker 2: and the McConnell network. Even though Mitch McConnell has gotten sideways,
Speaker 2: I would say with the bulk of the Republican Party,
Speaker 2: most of whom are very strong supporters Donald Trump here
Speaker 2: in Kentucky of late, he still has a very large networks,
Speaker 2: had hundreds of people that have worked for him as
Speaker 2: either interns or students.
Speaker 3: Or along the way.
Speaker 2: The McConnell's scholarship program in Kentucky is very well known.
Speaker 2: Lots of the people that receive McConnell's scholarships go on
Speaker 2: to work in Senator McConnell's office. Needless to say, this
Speaker 2: isn't so much to pat him on the back as
Speaker 2: it is as much to articulate just how broad his
Speaker 2: network is. So even though he is on his way
Speaker 2: out the door, there are a lot of people that
Speaker 2: are very fond of Senator McConnell, who are very influential
Speaker 2: in Kentucky politics in.
Speaker 3: Their own right.
Speaker 2: And so it'll be very interesting to see whether Donald
Speaker 2: Trump endorses in the Senate race, whether Mitch McConnell endorses
Speaker 2: in the Senate race, and where the McConnell network gets involved.
Speaker 2: When they call it the McConnell machine, and it will
Speaker 2: be interesting to see if that machine is united behind
Speaker 2: one candidate or if they're fractured and broken up behind
Speaker 2: multiple candidates, which certainly is a possibility. Is multiple candidates
Speaker 2: with McAll connections jump in the race.
Speaker 1: Well, of course, Tony Bender of Boone County loves Andy Basheer,
Speaker 1: the current governor, And of course there's reports that Bascher
Speaker 1: is going to jump out of the He's got two
Speaker 1: more years to serve that he's going to run for
Speaker 1: the Senate seat. So give me a matchup, Andy Bascher
Speaker 1: versus Cameron, Andy Bascher versus Scott Jennings, the CNN contributor,
Speaker 1: Andy Basheer versus Rob Sanders, the Colonel or Andy Bascher
Speaker 1: versus Tony Bender. Does Andy does Basher win that thing?
Speaker 2: I don't think Basher jumps in at all, Willie, And
Speaker 2: I'll tell you why. I think he's hoping to run
Speaker 2: for president in twenty twenty eight. And if he runs
Speaker 2: for Senate and loses, his chances of being the Democratic
Speaker 2: nominee for president go way down. Now, as you know, Willie,
Speaker 2: I'm not exactly the biggest Andy Basheer fan in the world.
Speaker 2: I don't think he's got a shot, a prayer anything
Speaker 2: to be president of the United States. But nevertheless, there's
Speaker 2: a lot of people in the Democratic Party in Kentucky.
Speaker 2: You know, a lot of people in the Democratic Party
Speaker 2: nationwide that I don't have. They just haven't met Andy
Speaker 2: Basheer because he's about as exciting as as white toast.
Speaker 2: But they think he's got a shot at president. I
Speaker 2: think he thinks he's got a shot at president. So
Speaker 2: I don't think he jumps in the Senate race at all,
Speaker 2: and that's why he's trying to keep his powder drive
Speaker 2: for the presidential race.
Speaker 3: Nevertheless, if he were to.
Speaker 2: Change his mind and jump in the Senate race, it
Speaker 2: would be interesting. I think Scott Jennings could be a
Speaker 2: very formidable, formidable opponent to anybody. I don't know that
Speaker 2: he's got the name ID, but I've seen him on
Speaker 2: TV before.
Speaker 3: He is very sharp witted.
Speaker 2: Very intelligent, very experienced when it comes to politics. He's
Speaker 2: been involved in campaigns, usually more behind the scenes for decades,
Speaker 2: but he's got his own PR company that's very adept
Speaker 2: at running campaigns, and the folks down there not they
Speaker 2: really know what they're doing. I think Andy Barr has
Speaker 2: done a good job staying elected and re elected in
Speaker 2: his congressional district, which encompasses a lot of the Lexington area,
Speaker 2: which is one of the few blue holdout locations. You
Speaker 2: know Lexington's much more politically similar to Hamilton County or Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: More specifically, it's very blue. Yet Andy bars keeps getting
Speaker 2: elected down there, so I don't think you can discount
Speaker 2: his chances. And then you never know if another Congressman
Speaker 2: from Kentucky, like our own Thomas Massey, or like Jamie Comer,
Speaker 2: might jump in the race as well, So it could
Speaker 2: get very crowded, it could get very messy. As we've
Speaker 2: already mentioned, Daniel Cameron's still hanging out and everybody's been
Speaker 2: knowing he's been eyeing that seat since he lost the
Speaker 2: governor race. But that, you know that lost in the
Speaker 2: governor race makes him vulnerable. Willis You know, some people
Speaker 2: smell blood in the water, and that might factor.
Speaker 3: Into Andy Bashier's decision too.
Speaker 2: He could change his mind if he thinks that Daniel
Speaker 2: Cameron is going to be the Republican nominee. He's probably
Speaker 2: sitting there thinking to himself, well, I already beat him once,
Speaker 2: why wouldn't I beat him again? But this will probably
Speaker 2: be a very different risk because when we're talking federal
Speaker 2: politics as opposed to state politics, you know, it's it's
Speaker 2: a whole different ballgame because We're not just talking about
Speaker 2: who's given out the big FEMA checks or who's holding
Speaker 2: their drinks with Andy or whatever he called his press
Speaker 2: conferences every day during COVID. I think, generally speaking, your
Speaker 2: average voter in Kentucky looks at the governorship and thinks
Speaker 2: they would do far less damage if they elect a
Speaker 2: Democrat governor as opposed to electing a Democrat to the
Speaker 2: United States Senate.
Speaker 1: Of course, Tony's.
Speaker 3: Got to benated legislature.
Speaker 1: We got a big question for you. Of course, you're
Speaker 1: an honorary Kentucky colonel, as I am, Colonel Sanders for Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Even though the headquarters have left the Louisville I love
Speaker 1: the KFC products. Could you possibly is Colonel Sanders run
Speaker 1: in Kentucky and put a chicken in every pot? Is
Speaker 1: that a possibility?
Speaker 3: It's always a possibility, Willy.
Speaker 2: But the biggest downside about that is I've spent the
Speaker 2: last eighteen plus years now building the Commonwealth Attorney's Office
Speaker 2: into the best fellony prosecutor's office in Kentucky. And if
Speaker 2: I leave, guess who gets to appoint my replacement? And
Speaker 2: Andy would get to appoint my replacement, I wouldn't trust
Speaker 2: him to point one of the fine assistants that work
Speaker 2: for me. I've got a number of them here that
Speaker 2: could run my office if anything were to God forbid,
Speaker 2: happened to me.
Speaker 3: But it doesn't.
Speaker 2: Just you know, it's not like having a lieutenant governor
Speaker 2: or a vice president where they automatically assume control of
Speaker 2: my office. If anything happens to me, or if I
Speaker 2: run for US Senate and win, my vacancy would be
Speaker 2: filled by the Andy Basheer himself, and I would have
Speaker 2: no control over who that person was. And the last
Speaker 2: thing I'm going to do is turn Kenton County and
Speaker 2: the Comal with Attorney's office over to some George Soros
Speaker 2: loving type to be a liberal voice in the prosecutor's office.
Speaker 3: That's the last thing kent County need.
Speaker 1: I think a pride checking in every part will make
Speaker 1: a lot of sense to me, Colonel, But we got
Speaker 1: a run. We'll see what happens. Scott Jennings, I love
Speaker 1: that guy. I've met Daniel Cameron under your leadership seems good.
Speaker 1: And nonetheless, Andy Barr would be fine too. It's just
Speaker 1: Kentucky's got to stay public and because the next four
Speaker 1: years are going to be rough no matter who's in office.
Speaker 1: Once again, Colonel Rob Sanders of Kentucky, thanks again for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 3: Willie, it's been a pleasure.
Speaker 2: And hey, let me know when you hear which game
Speaker 2: Vanilla Ice will be playing ad this year at the
Speaker 2: Reds Games. And you know we'll attend his concert together.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen the schedule yet.
Speaker 1: I'm going to talk to talk to the powers that
Speaker 1: be Karen Kraft, and let's do it. We'll be dancing
Speaker 1: on our leisure suits looking.
Speaker 3: Good, excellent, Willy. I look forward to it.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Rob Sanders for Kentucky at fried Chicken in
Speaker 1: every pot, and I love the Coleslaw. All on News
Speaker 1: Radio seven hundred wlw.
Speaker 3: N.
Speaker 1: Let's set the record straight, and we have coming up
Speaker 1: in about twenty five minutes the man who began the
Speaker 1: effort to have Pete rose and has since reinstated to
Speaker 1: get into the Hall of Fame. Of course, his name
Speaker 1: is Wayne Allen Root. He was with the President about
Speaker 1: two or three months ago. I've seen the conversation between
Speaker 1: the two of them, and out on the Root said, look,
Speaker 1: mister President, at that point he had been elected but
Speaker 1: not taking off as yet. Pete Rose should be shall
Speaker 1: we say, pardon for his income tax evasion and Wayne
Speaker 1: on the Roots started. It's on about twenty minutes at
Speaker 1: one oh five Eastern time. He's going to talk about that.
Speaker 1: But let's get on to the reports of my debt, demise,
Speaker 1: injury or disability, all of which are false. They're a
Speaker 1: bit premature. I'm sure at some point it will occur,
Speaker 1: but this point it isn't. As you know, last night,
Speaker 1: I do my syndicated show and Austin el Moore a producer,
Speaker 1: and by the way, he's forgotten more about sports than
Speaker 1: many people know. Was that doing sports broadcasting? Here in
Speaker 1: the same studio from which I'm broadcasting from. In front
Speaker 1: of me is a TELLOSAVSAT pad. It looks like a
Speaker 1: fancy phone. It's about six inches by about twelve inches
Speaker 1: and that's how we put callers on the air. So
Speaker 1: last night he had moved the console. Instead of being
Speaker 1: more or less in arms reach, it was about four
Speaker 1: feet away from the microphone where I'm now broadcasting from.
Speaker 1: And so came time to take some calls, as I
Speaker 1: often do, and the first caller, I think it was
Speaker 1: a guy named Mark from Missouri who I've never met.
Speaker 1: So to put him on the air, you have to
Speaker 1: hit a button. There's eight lines there. I hit the button.
Speaker 1: He's on the air. So I stand up. Let me
Speaker 1: try it. Now here we go.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: I stood up in order to reach over to four
Speaker 1: feet and pull the pad closer to me. And then
Speaker 1: when I done so, I kept my head in front
Speaker 1: of the microphone, so I had to reach a little
Speaker 1: bit further to pull it over. And unknownst to me,
Speaker 1: as I got up, the chair itself I sit in
Speaker 1: kind of rolled off to the left. I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: So I'm reaching for the pad. I'm talking like this,
Speaker 1: and I sit down and instead of a chair being
Speaker 1: beneath my buttocks, it was open floor. And I fell.
Speaker 1: I don't know. My three feet hit the floor and
Speaker 1: I rolled back and I hit my head on the
Speaker 1: wall behind me. Everything pulled off me, the headset, the
Speaker 1: audio of the video all pulled away. The garbage can
Speaker 1: was on the right, a small one that went bes
Speaker 1: way thither, and it sounded like I thought, well, I
Speaker 1: did fall, and a distance of about three feet, my
Speaker 1: butt hits the floor and my head hits the wall.
Speaker 1: And this is what happened in real time, Dave hit it.
Speaker 1: Let's continue now with Mark and Missouri and many others
Speaker 1: if the line becomes available eight sixty six six four
Speaker 1: seven seven three three seven and Mark and Missouri, Welcome
Speaker 1: to the Bill.
Speaker 4: Cunningham, Thanks Bill. That's President Trump of the obvious.
Speaker 1: The other day, remind Mark, are you still there?
Speaker 4: Yes, sir Bill? Hello, Hello.
Speaker 1: So at that point, having heard the tumble, Danny Glees
Speaker 1: and my producer went through a break, thinking, Okay, what
Speaker 1: the hell happened? It sounded like I'm falling, which I did,
Speaker 1: but I felt because I was reaching from my left hand.
Speaker 1: Unbeknownst to me, the chair moved and when I sat
Speaker 1: down there was no seat to sit in, and I
Speaker 1: hit the floor and my head went backwards and I
Speaker 1: hit the wall. And so that was the whole deal.
Speaker 1: When I got back, I described exactly what it transpired,
Speaker 1: and we went on with the show. And I blame
Speaker 1: Mark for Missouri. As an American, I never take responsibility
Speaker 1: for any of my behaviors. I blame others, of course,
Speaker 1: and so I blame Austin Elmo, who moved the telepad
Speaker 1: from where it should have been right here where I
Speaker 1: don't have to stand up to reach to pull it in,
Speaker 1: and the rest is history. The inquir has done a
Speaker 1: story on it. Scott wartman of the Inquiry, called and
Speaker 1: unbeknownst to me, as I'm in show prep. As you know,
Speaker 1: I spent two hours of show prep for every one
Speaker 1: hour on the air this morning, starting about nine thirty
Speaker 1: ten o'clock. I was in show prep, getting ready for
Speaker 1: guests and topics things like that. So I didn't listen.
Speaker 1: But Sloaney seemed to imply or state that I was dead,
Speaker 1: and at some point he'll be accurate, but not now,
Speaker 1: not today. And I'm in good hands for doctor Dean
Speaker 1: Cariacus at the christ Hospital, and the rest is history.
Speaker 1: I'm well, I'm fine and hopefully and because of the
Speaker 1: kindness of DJ Hodge and Scott Ryan Heard and Tony Bender,
Speaker 1: it appears I'm going to be with you for the
Speaker 1: next four years. Nonetheless, I had a conversation with the
Speaker 1: President last August or September in which I told the
Speaker 1: Trump so that if you get elected, I will be
Speaker 1: here throughout your term in order to protect your right
Speaker 1: flank in the Northwest territories. He said, great. So I
Speaker 1: signed recently a four year contract extension which will keep
Speaker 1: me here until believe it or not, twenty twenty nine,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty nine. Assuming things go well, I can get
Speaker 1: a seat belt on my seat and maybe some cushions
Speaker 1: around me, and I'll be fine. But I'm good. I'm good.
Speaker 1: I have a vision, I have a voice, I have
Speaker 1: an outlet. I have thousands and millions of people that
Speaker 1: enjoy hearing what I have to say. I like speaking
Speaker 1: with you. I run into people on airplanes. When I
Speaker 1: went back and forth to Naples, Florida, and I ran
Speaker 1: into a darling woman, a great woman, a real estate
Speaker 1: agent with sipsy client named Tiffany and and I had
Speaker 1: a brief conversation with her. She's like the top agent
Speaker 1: in Warren County. And she thanked me for being on
Speaker 1: the air, and I thanked her for listening. So I
Speaker 1: have no plans are going anywhere in the next three
Speaker 1: to four years. I'm not going to the Trump administration.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to be the US Attorney for the
Speaker 1: Southern District. I'm not going to take some other appointment.
Speaker 1: I found something in my life I do that I
Speaker 1: really enjoy doing that. It's an outlet for my opinions.
Speaker 1: Of which I have many and try to have some fun,
Speaker 1: some humor, and I often say and that. I know
Speaker 1: my wife doesn't like me saying this, But what I
Speaker 1: do is not terribly important because I think a lot
Speaker 1: of people do it. I think I do it well.
Speaker 1: But it's not like surgery. It's not like dental work.
Speaker 1: It's not like having your heart operator on. It's not cancer,
Speaker 1: heart disease, and so I enjoy doing it. iHeartMedia is
Speaker 1: about the sixth or seventh employer that's owned this radio frequency,
Speaker 1: and we move on. So when I do national stuff,
Speaker 1: I'm often asked how long will radio be around? I said,
Speaker 1: it'll be around as long as people talk. Communication began
Speaker 1: in caves and it's not going to end up on
Speaker 1: Mars or Alpha Centauri's. It's part of what we are.
Speaker 1: Most of the media is dying, whether it's newspapers or television.
Speaker 1: And serious trouble. The Oscars I didn't watch. I understand
Speaker 1: it was terrible, but nonetheless I couldn't name one movie.
Speaker 1: The only movie I could name was Ronald Reagan, and
Speaker 1: I watched that with some friends of mine. I thought
Speaker 1: it was great. However, they weren't DEI compliant and you thought,
Speaker 1: what does that mean. Well, last year the Academy passed
Speaker 1: a rule of ordinance that said, if you're not DEI compliant,
Speaker 1: that's your picture will not be your movie. You will
Speaker 1: not be considered for awards. You have to have a
Speaker 1: statement issue to how many gay folks you've been hired,
Speaker 1: how many black, how many Hispanic, and he disabled, et cetera.
Speaker 1: And because the producers of Ronald Reagan the movie Fortieth
Speaker 1: President weren't DEI complied, they didn't want to play the game,
Speaker 1: they weren't considered for awards. That's how ridiculous things have gotten.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, I'm doing well. Hope to keep going. I
Speaker 1: don't feel much different now than I felt thirty five
Speaker 1: years ago. There's some days I got up a little cranky,
Speaker 1: but mainly.
Speaker 5: I do not.
Speaker 1: So let's continue. I am alive, I am well, And
Speaker 1: we move on a couple issues. One, I have the
Speaker 1: story that will not be reported in the mainstream media
Speaker 1: because it is so much good news for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: We'll get into the Zelensky thing in a little bit.
Speaker 1: But Zelensky came there, and I had on Scott Jennings
Speaker 1: last the excerpt of Scott Jennings, who may be the
Speaker 1: next Senator from Kentucky's with CNN and Scott Jennings made
Speaker 1: the point all that Zelensky had to do is number one,
Speaker 1: show up wearing a tie. Number two, smile a lot.
Speaker 1: Number three, Thank Americans for doing a business deal with
Speaker 1: the Ukraine, which is indirect security.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: We put at risk billions of dollars with thousands of engineers,
Speaker 1: et cetera. That's kind of like an American presence. Number
Speaker 1: four signed the deal, have a nice lunch, get on
Speaker 1: the plane and go home. But because the Democrats gin
Speaker 1: him up, like Senator Murphy and others, issue the issue
Speaker 1: tweets two hours before they get together with Trump in
Speaker 1: which they said that Zelenski should not take the deal.
Speaker 1: Unbeknownst to you maybe and to many, that Zelenski met
Speaker 1: with his Democratic friends in the Senate starting at nine
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning to prepare for the meeting, and
Speaker 1: the Democrats are telling Zelensky, don't take the deal. You
Speaker 1: need more security guarantees. The only guarantees in life you
Speaker 1: get is from Midas Muffler. And so he was going
Speaker 1: into the meeting thinking I can probably get something different
Speaker 1: than what I'm being told he wanted American soldiers on
Speaker 1: the front line fighting Russian soldiers and killing them in
Speaker 1: Ukraine along with other NATO countries. Are you kidding me? No,
Speaker 1: shouldn't do that. So the eighty percent of the meeting
Speaker 1: went very well until jd Vance brought up the issue
Speaker 1: of diplomacy having to work. Now, it's obvious one thing
Speaker 1: that Zelensky does not want to seize fire. What he
Speaker 1: wants to do is win the war. He wants to
Speaker 1: defeat the Russian bear, bring them to task. I'm watching
Speaker 1: a general on Saturday or Sunday talking about the preparation
Speaker 1: for this get together. The speech Tuesday night Tomorrow night
Speaker 1: with the Trumpster, he made the point that two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand artillery shells are manufactured every month by
Speaker 1: Russia and along with eighty thousand drones and supersonic missiles,
Speaker 1: some of which are from North Korea and from Iran.
Speaker 1: And the question was asked, is there any military person, diplomat,
Speaker 1: or leader in the world who thinks that the Ukrainian Army,
Speaker 1: after more than three years of fighting, can actually defeat
Speaker 1: the entire Russian army and kick them out of the Ukraine.
Speaker 1: The answer is no, that's not going to happen. So
Speaker 1: the issue is going to be how much more Ukrainian
Speaker 1: territory will be taken or Secondly, can there be a ceasefire?
Speaker 1: Zelinski said, guess there will not be a cease fire. No,
Speaker 1: he wants to keep on fighting. Why would we do
Speaker 1: a deal with someone who's going to put thousands of
Speaker 1: American lives at risk and these mining operations get these
Speaker 1: exotic minerals. It's not going to happen. So the Trumpster
Speaker 1: was exactly correct in doing what he did. Secondly, this
Speaker 1: story this morning, Zelensky shuts down calls for immediate ceasefire.
Speaker 1: If I'm Zelensky, looking at my situation, which my country
Speaker 1: is in ruins, one million Ukrainians have been dyed or maimed,
Speaker 1: there's no reasonable expectation of a military victory. What I
Speaker 1: want to do is suit for peace, a cease fire.
Speaker 1: He says, quote, we will not accept the cease fire,
Speaker 1: And he told the Financial Times quote if you don't
Speaker 1: have an end of the war, and you don't have
Speaker 1: security guarantees, no one is able to control a cease fire.
Speaker 1: So without the United States military being involved, there will
Speaker 1: not be a cease fire. We guess what do you
Speaker 1: want your sons and daughters killing on the battlefields of
Speaker 1: the Ukraine. Are you kidding me? Absolutely not. We've done
Speaker 1: enough of that with terrible success in Iraq, in Vietnam
Speaker 1: and Afghanistan. Doesn't work. But Czelenski lives in some fantasyland,
Speaker 1: and uh, I guess the war continues. He's now willing
Speaker 1: to accept the original deal. But then he was told
Speaker 1: recently by Scott Bezic and others, the Treasury Secretary that
Speaker 1: you know what, the deals off the table, to hell
Speaker 1: with you go ahead, fight, go ahead and defeat the
Speaker 1: Russian army. Have at it. And because he wants the
Speaker 1: US military to stand shoulder to shoulder with Ukrainian soldiers
Speaker 1: who are brave and courageous and fighting. It's terrible what's
Speaker 1: happening there. Surely Vladimir Putin is a mass murderer, warns
Speaker 1: out for his arrest. Ukrainian people have fought like warrior poets.
Speaker 1: They fought like William of Wallas in Braveheart. For God's sakes.
Speaker 1: Eventually Scott's won their independence, but it took another few
Speaker 1: hundred years. And I would hope that Putin will say,
Speaker 1: you know what, Vladimir, you're right, I'm wrong, and Zelenski,
Speaker 1: We're going to do it your way. We're gonna withdraw
Speaker 1: all the Russian soldiers out of a part of the
Speaker 1: Ukraine that we consider to be part of Russia. The
Speaker 1: Russian media kind of compares this to our Civil War
Speaker 1: in which democrats. Of course, democrats in the South wanted
Speaker 1: to keep slave avery, and so they said, okay, we're
Speaker 1: going to get out of the Union, and Abraham Lincoln said, no,
Speaker 1: you're not, Yes you are. And then what did we do.
Speaker 1: We went to war with the South and we keep
Speaker 1: our country together. From the Russian perspective, which is wrong.
Speaker 1: They believe Ukraine is part of Russia and they want
Speaker 1: their country back. So much like the Union fought the
Speaker 1: democrats in the Confederacy wanted to keep slavery, Vladimir Putin
Speaker 1: is saying, that's part of our country, we want it back,
Speaker 1: and it's not going to happen. I can't conceive it
Speaker 1: at occurring. And so the deal was struck and that's
Speaker 1: the end of that. Now, lastly, before we go any further,
Speaker 1: I began by saying, by the way, I'm alive and well,
Speaker 1: Scott Sloan's playing some games, which I understand because I've
Speaker 1: played similar games. But nonetheless, headline Honda moving civic production
Speaker 1: from Mexico to Indiana and response to Trump's tariffs. Now
Speaker 1: this is a big deal right now. Toyotas are made
Speaker 1: in and around Louisville, Kentucky. Mercedes are made in South Carolina.
Speaker 1: Honda there was a large factory in and around Allen County.
Speaker 1: I suppose there still is. But how about this, fans
Speaker 1: of Honda Cars, prepared to start your engines. The Japanese
Speaker 1: manufacturer Ding will produce this next generation civic hybrid in
Speaker 1: the state of Indiana rather than Mexico to sidestep tariffs
Speaker 1: on its top selling car models. Is that a big story? Absolutely?
Speaker 1: Tens of thousands of jobs directly indirectly are coming to
Speaker 1: Indiana away from Guadalajara. But the media because that has
Speaker 1: such good news for Donald Trump. The tariffs are working.
Speaker 1: We're not going any media coverage, but you get it
Speaker 1: right here. Let's continue after one o'clock. Is the real
Speaker 1: story behind the scenes of how Pete Rose's shall we say,
Speaker 1: forgiveness for his felony conviction on income tax evasion how
Speaker 1: it all began with Wayne Allen Root and Moore and
Speaker 1: later on more discussions of this and so much. But
Speaker 1: I'm live and well, I'm doing well. I thought this
Speaker 1: was Trump and Jade Vance's finest moments Friday, and the
Speaker 1: Democrats underminded to begin with because they don't want Trump
Speaker 1: to have any success. Any success by Donald Trump thwarts
Speaker 1: the notion of a Roague presidency. Didn't know what he's doing.
Speaker 1: But we know what's going on because Trump's approval ratings
Speaker 1: are gone up. We the American people rely upon podcasts
Speaker 1: and talk radio to find out what's going on. Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more Bill Cunningham, The Great American Live at
Speaker 1: the Home of Your Reds and more News Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred you old of you, My Billy Cunningham, the Great American.
Speaker 1: The Sage at Las Vegas is Wayne Allen Root Root
Speaker 1: for America dot Com and Wayne, welcome again and the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, let's talk a
Speaker 1: little bit about Peter Edward Rose. Then we're going to
Speaker 1: talk about what happened on Friday was Zelensky, and also
Speaker 1: talk about what's happening in Israel, which all hell's about
Speaker 1: to break loose. But first of all, the Commissioner of
Speaker 1: Baseball has said that he's considering lifting the lifetime ban
Speaker 1: on Pete Rose. Of course, it's only valid while you're alive.
Speaker 1: Pete Rose died. The lifetime ban is over because his
Speaker 1: life is over. However, we have the hall of fame issue,
Speaker 1: which is there's no legitimate hall of fame. The new
Speaker 1: Reds manager is a great guy named Tito Francona, who
Speaker 1: literally was a teammate of Pete Rose is and a
Speaker 1: good friend of his, who said, there is no hall
Speaker 1: of fame without Peter Redward Rose. And it begins, well,
Speaker 1: I guess the lifetime ban ending. Of course, his life
Speaker 1: is ended. That's already ended. But allow the opportunity to
Speaker 1: get into the hall of fame. Give me what happened
Speaker 1: about three or four months ago with you and the
Speaker 1: president that started the ball rolling.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, I asked for a pardon for Pete
Speaker 5: Rose because in my opinion, I mean I had a plan,
Speaker 5: a plan together Bill, as you know, and the plan
Speaker 5: was that if I could get President Trump to pardon
Speaker 5: Pete Rose. And a lot of people still don't know
Speaker 5: what he's partnering him for They're like, is he partnering
Speaker 5: him for gambling? No, Pete Rose was never convicted of
Speaker 5: any gambling crimes. He was only convicted of tax evasion
Speaker 5: and spent a little bit of time in a federal
Speaker 5: prison for income tax evasion. And if President Trump could
Speaker 5: pardon him for that one crime of his life, I
Speaker 5: felt it would get the ball rolling to the American
Speaker 5: public to notice it, the American public to get mad
Speaker 5: at the injustice that he's not in the Hall of Fame,
Speaker 5: because I think most people think that way, most baseball fans,
Speaker 5: most sports fans think that way, and this would remind
Speaker 5: everyone and stir the hornet's nest and get Major League
Speaker 5: Baseball completely embarrassed and get the commissioner to to you know,
Speaker 5: get on the bandwagon to get Pete back in the
Speaker 5: Hall of Fame and sports writers as well.
Speaker 3: So that was my plan.
Speaker 5: So I sent when President Trump, but you know, got
Speaker 5: into office, I sent him a which was only a
Speaker 5: month ago. I sent him a letter written by me
Speaker 5: as to all the reasons why I thought it would
Speaker 5: make sense to pardon Pete Rose. And on two weeks
Speaker 5: went by and I didn't hear from him. I sent
Speaker 5: the letter again to just to remind her. Want to
Speaker 5: make sure the President reads this, and I got confirmation
Speaker 5: from his assistants to right next to him. Yes, it's
Speaker 5: in his hands. And then Friday night. It's Friday night.
Speaker 5: Two days ago, I was sitting in Las Vegas having
Speaker 5: dinner and one of my buddies, his name is Colonel Joe.
Speaker 5: He's a former military intelligence colonel in the United States Army,
Speaker 5: and he texted me while I'm sitting in Las Vegas
Speaker 5: having dinner with my wife, Cindy, and he lives in
Speaker 5: Ohio and he's a UK Columbus, I believe, and he's
Speaker 5: a huge fan of mine and a huge fan of
Speaker 5: Pete Rose. And he said, Wayne, you should remind the
Speaker 5: President that it's spring training and in one month the
Speaker 5: season starts opening day, and he should pardon Pete Rose.
Speaker 5: Perfect time. So that stirred the pot right there for me.
Speaker 5: And in the middle of dinner, I said, hold on, honey,
Speaker 5: because she hates when I texted the middle of dinner.
Speaker 1: But I stopped the text at the President.
Speaker 2: I've got his personal cell phone, President Trump's, I texted
Speaker 2: him and.
Speaker 5: I told him just to remind her, look at that letter.
Speaker 5: You really should pardon Pete Rose. Spring training has begun.
Speaker 5: It's perfect timing, and or you could wait a month
Speaker 5: per opening day of the Cincinnati Reds. But Trump, but
Speaker 5: you need to pardon Pete Rose. The American people will
Speaker 5: love you for it, and he will get into the
Speaker 5: Hall of Fame. That will start the pull rolling to
Speaker 5: get him in the rightful place he belongs. And literally
Speaker 5: five minutes after I sent the text, he fires off
Speaker 5: a text on he fires off a post on truth
Speaker 5: Social and basically says, I'm going to be pardoning Pete
Speaker 5: Rose in Major League Baseball should be ashamed themselves. He
Speaker 5: beloves to the Hall of Fame. So I feel like
Speaker 5: I did you know in Judi's it's cool a mitzvah,
Speaker 5: A good thing where you get nothing in return. Right,
Speaker 5: you know, I knew Pete Rose personally in his later
Speaker 5: years in Las Vegas. There's nothing in this for me.
Speaker 5: I'm not making any money on it. All I feel
Speaker 5: like I did is I changed the guy's legacy, and
Speaker 5: I changed you know, the man is in heaven and
Speaker 5: I changed his legacy. And I hope he's looking down
Speaker 5: smiley and saying, man, I'm glad I've met waying Root
Speaker 5: in the last years of my life.
Speaker 1: You know, Pete Rose said a year or two, three
Speaker 1: years ago, I'm going to be in the Hall of
Speaker 1: Fame after I'm dead. But what good does that do me,
Speaker 1: because I'll be dead. But nonetheless, it'll do the fans,
Speaker 1: it'll do baseball, it'll do justice, it'll do what's right.
Speaker 1: The Reds have a big day for Pete Rose on
Speaker 1: May fourteenth. The Reds are going to wear the number
Speaker 1: fourteen on their jerseys. Maybe against the desires of the Commissioner,
Speaker 1: but the Reds community. Of course. You know, I've known
Speaker 1: Pete since nineteen sixty three, and we raised money together,
Speaker 1: played basketball together, played golf together, played baseball together. Of course,
Speaker 1: all stars, et cetera known him for a very long time.
Speaker 1: Any day with Pete Rose was a great day, and
Speaker 1: just a wonderful personality, wonderful guy that had a little
Speaker 1: bit of a gambling problem. But we all got issues,
Speaker 1: we all got problems, and the irs went after.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 5: Let me till you down here. Two things to say
Speaker 5: real quick. Number one, you mentioned what good is it
Speaker 5: once you're dead? Well, first of all, it's good for
Speaker 5: his family. I think his family will just love it.
Speaker 5: So you know, his children and his wife, everybody will
Speaker 5: love it. But second of all, and of course I
Speaker 5: think he'll be looking down from Eavan. I think we
Speaker 5: all believe in Evans, so he'll be there seeing it.
Speaker 5: So it is good.
Speaker 3: But here's the thing.
Speaker 5: You know, Major League Baseball talk about the hypocrites of
Speaker 5: all time.
Speaker 3: When P.
Speaker 5: Crose did it the gambling right, gambling was like, oh
Speaker 5: my god, nobody's allowed to get the gambling table. Today
Speaker 5: baseball is in bed with every casino and sportsbook possible
Speaker 5: in the world to make money. Every sports league is
Speaker 5: they're all making money on gambling by the hundreds of millions.
Speaker 5: Nobody has a right to talk about gambling anymore. And
Speaker 5: Pete Rose never bet against himself. He bet on himself,
Speaker 5: which I see nothing wrong at all. It means you
Speaker 5: want to win. It means you're betting on yourself. Nothing
Speaker 5: wrong with that at all.
Speaker 1: Bro the IRS wanted a scalp and after Pete Rose
Speaker 1: fall from grace in August of nineteen eighty nine, it
Speaker 1: was a IRS and Department of Justice launched an investigation
Speaker 1: and found they didn't pay all of his taxes. Now
Speaker 1: you would think a man that was what forty five,
Speaker 1: forty six years old, had paid tens of millions in
Speaker 1: taxes should be given. Okay, we caught you, Pete, you
Speaker 1: owe this in Texas. How do you plan on paying
Speaker 1: it off? He could have paid it off, but no, no,
Speaker 1: they wanted to send him to federal prison in Illinois.
Speaker 1: And Pete and I exchanged letters back and forth. I
Speaker 1: was with him in the halfway house. He and they
Speaker 1: didn't let him go after four to five months. They
Speaker 1: had to do another six months and a half way house.
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking, this is ridiculous.
Speaker 5: And the I R. S.
Speaker 1: Department Justice wanted to exact a pound of flesh from him,
Speaker 1: and to visit him and to be with him during
Speaker 1: the pursuit of Ty Cobb in eighty four and eighty five,
Speaker 1: to be with him and doing shows with him when
Speaker 1: he was retch manager, to exchange letters with him in
Speaker 1: federal prison, to visit him in a halfway house, and
Speaker 1: then to watch him just fall completely down as far
Speaker 1: as you can go, but then to arise and do
Speaker 1: so much good for so many good people. And after
Speaker 1: thirty some years, it's time, forty years, it's time to say, okay,
Speaker 1: judge him and I think the same thing's true about
Speaker 1: Barry Bonds or Roger Clem or others. Judge them by
Speaker 1: what they do between the lines, not by the peccadillos
Speaker 1: in their life. And all of us have difficulties, and
Speaker 1: it would help Pete and his family, it would help
Speaker 1: the fans, and it would designate that gambling isn't some
Speaker 1: scourge that cannot be overcome. He goes right now, major
Speaker 1: League Baseball benefits from gambling. That's what Pete Rose did.
Speaker 1: He gambled, and now baseball itself is benefiting from it.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, it will be ironic if Pete looks
Speaker 5: down from heaven and he sees I'm in the Hall
Speaker 5: of Fame, Pete Rose in the Hall of Fame, and
Speaker 5: gambling is legal, and baseball's in bed with him and
Speaker 5: the irs is about to be eliminated by Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: I think those are three great things that will make
Speaker 5: Pete Rose's day in heaven. And by the way, they'll
Speaker 5: make my day, and I'm sure they'll make your days.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, let's move on to your column, The
Speaker 1: criminal Case against Barack Obama, Part two, And this goes
Speaker 1: into the idea that if you're Obama, if you're Biden,
Speaker 1: if your Hillary Clon or Bill Clinton, if you get
Speaker 1: a Texas out pass out from the FBI, you're part
Speaker 1: of the group. You're part of the clan. However, tell
Speaker 1: the story what we now know about Barack Husain Obama
Speaker 1: when he was in office, what he did to Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, I think you've got to be blind, deaf,
Speaker 5: really dumb, you know, or part of the enemy, the
Speaker 5: domestic terrorists of America, which is basically at this point
Speaker 5: the communist Democrat Party. I mean, they hate our country.
Speaker 5: You know, the open border was the intentional destruction of
Speaker 5: our country. President Trump declared victory today. The border is conquered,
Speaker 5: the border is secure, there's nobody coming over it anymore.
Speaker 5: That's great. But I think the next step is he
Speaker 5: really ought to try with cash battel in seams of
Speaker 5: FBI agents and the DOJ. It's time to start arresting
Speaker 5: the people that intentionally open that border and purposely welcomed
Speaker 5: in millions and millions of criminals and terrorists and murderers
Speaker 5: and rapists and carjackers and thugs of all kinds. Home invaders,
Speaker 5: I mean, drug dealers, drug trap for gers, pedophiles. Look
Speaker 5: at and disease all the terrible things that came in
Speaker 5: this country. Man, they did it a purpose, just to
Speaker 5: win elections. It's disgusting. It's time to start not persecuting.
Speaker 5: That's what Democrats do prosecuting. They persecute, We prosecute for
Speaker 5: real crimes. So I think all that should start happening.
Speaker 5: And as far as Obama look, it's obvious to me
Speaker 5: he ran the last four years. This is the third
Speaker 5: term of Obama. I thought Hillary would be the third
Speaker 5: term of Obama if she won. But of course Trump
Speaker 5: delayed that inevitable disaster and pulled the upset of all time.
Speaker 5: But then when they were able to come back and
Speaker 5: steal it in twenty twenty, and you and I both
Speaker 5: know they stole it. Come on, everything about it is ridiculous.
Speaker 5: The election was stolen in twenty twenty, and their objective
Speaker 5: was to let so many people in the country over
Speaker 5: the next four years that Trump could never win and
Speaker 5: Republicans would never win again. And then their second objective
Speaker 5: was to make sure that Trump could never run again.
Speaker 5: You know, First they wanted to fill the country with
Speaker 5: illegals so if he did run or anyone else ran,
Speaker 5: then no Republican would ever elected again. But they knew
Speaker 5: the only guy who would make a too big to
Speaker 5: rig would be Trump, So they set out to indict him,
Speaker 5: and they set out to demonize him and destroy him.
Speaker 5: And I think they was Biden and Kamala and people
Speaker 5: like that, but Obama in charge. I believe this whole
Speaker 5: country has been run by Barack Obama in his mansion
Speaker 5: in Washington, just literally steps from the White House. He's
Speaker 5: the only president who ever settled after his presidency was over,
Speaker 5: settled in Washington, d Se, right down the streets from
Speaker 5: the White House. And we all know the US government
Speaker 5: spied on candidate Donald Trump and the Trump campaign and
Speaker 5: then eventually the Trump presidency. And you'd have to be
Speaker 5: a moron to not understand or believe that President Obama
Speaker 5: ordered that's buying. He's the President of the United States,
Speaker 5: and I consider him a smart guy. I'm with a
Speaker 5: compliment Obama. He's a sharp guy. He's a smart guy.
Speaker 3: Trust me.
Speaker 5: He was no Ulysses's grant. The world wasn't doing bad
Speaker 5: things underneath him without him knowing. Obama knew everything going on.
Speaker 5: He either move to the spying, signed off on it,
Speaker 5: or he's the one that ordered it, which is a crime.
Speaker 5: Maybe you've heard of Watergate, right, it's a crime. You
Speaker 5: can't spy on your opposition, let alone to president of
Speaker 5: the United States. So nobody ordered the spying on a
Speaker 5: presidential candidate or a presidential campaign without getting approval and
Speaker 5: permission from Barack Obama. And I believe he's going to
Speaker 5: have signed off on it, or certainly probably most likely
Speaker 5: he was aldo gave the order to spy on Trump.
Speaker 5: We found that recent day as the FBI director James Komy,
Speaker 5: separate from that, was running a secret undercover operation. He
Speaker 5: placed two female agents inside the Trump presidential campaign to
Speaker 5: travel with Trump and his staff. And again the odds
Speaker 5: are high it was ordered and orchestrated and coordinated by
Speaker 5: the President of United States, Barack Obama. They didn't do
Speaker 5: that without his permission. Again, think Watergate, and the average
Speaker 5: person doesn't understand, you know, the importance. Why was all
Speaker 5: this happening? Well, first of all, of course, you know,
Speaker 5: if you spy on somebody, if you listen to their
Speaker 5: phone calls, if you know everything they're doing, and you
Speaker 5: could catch them in a crime, you could ruin their
Speaker 5: life and then number two, if they're running for president
Speaker 5: and you're listening to everything they do and spying on them,
Speaker 5: you give that information to Hillary and she knows what
Speaker 5: Trump's gonna do before Trump does it, and she beats Trump.
Speaker 5: Which is your way of keeping Obama and Biden and
Speaker 5: Hillary from going to prison for their crimes. They were
Speaker 5: scared that if Trump was elected, they'dn't all go to prison.
Speaker 5: What was that statement Hillary made? If he's elected, We're
Speaker 5: all gonna hang. She said that till they all knew that,
Speaker 5: So then what else was there? Hillary gave a large
Speaker 5: portion of America's plutonium stock to a state owned Russian
Speaker 5: company in return for one hundred and forty five million
Speaker 5: dollar donation. I call it a bribe to.
Speaker 1: The Clintons Foundation.
Speaker 5: You don't think Obama got a piece to that bribe.
Speaker 5: You think he let it secretary stake, like one hundred
Speaker 5: and forty five million and he got nothing. I mean,
Speaker 5: you know this man, Obama committed so many crimes series
Speaker 5: of stage do not extort money from foreign enemies of
Speaker 5: America without the President knowing it or approving it, or
Speaker 5: most likely giving the order. Then we got Biden and
Speaker 5: a son hunter extorting world leaders in Ukraine and China
Speaker 5: for millions of dollars, maybe hundreds of millions. You don't
Speaker 5: think Obama got a piece of all that money. You
Speaker 5: don't think he knew his vice president and his son
Speaker 5: was extorting world leaders and Russian collusion wants Trump won.
Speaker 5: You don't think that was Obama's plan to keep him
Speaker 5: and Hillary and Biden from hanging by making sure that,
Speaker 5: you know, Trump was completely distracted and diverted from going
Speaker 5: after them because it was too busy trying to keep
Speaker 5: himself out of prison and keep himself from being impeached.
Speaker 5: The January sixth scam, same thing, you know, Ditto, rinse
Speaker 5: and repeat, another plot devised by Obama to destroy Trump's
Speaker 5: reputation and make sure Trump was too distracted to ever
Speaker 5: worry about running for office again. The Trump impeachments, I
Speaker 5: think that was Obama. The raid on mar A Lago,
Speaker 5: I think that was Obama. I think all the problems,
Speaker 5: the indicts against Trump, the civil cases in New York,
Speaker 5: it to me, it's clear as day it was all ordered,
Speaker 5: orchestrated and coordinated by Obama. And so all you need
Speaker 5: is the Cashpatel is now in charge. Of all the
Speaker 5: resources of the FBI, stick your best people, teams of
Speaker 5: hundreds of agents, and twenty four hours a day. You know,
Speaker 5: delve into everything I just said, and you will find
Speaker 5: it's all roads lead to Obama. And then show America
Speaker 5: that you can indict a former president and it's not persecution.
Speaker 5: It's prosecution for real crimes, as opposed to what Democrats
Speaker 5: did from Trump, which was persecution for crimes that never existed.
Speaker 1: Oh, Watergate, supposedly it's the greatest crime a president ever committed.
Speaker 1: It was the bugging of DNC headquarters by Howard Hunt
Speaker 1: and others operatives not known by Richard Nixon at the
Speaker 1: time the cover up started, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: it was the worst crime in the world. Compare that
Speaker 1: to what Obama has done, Compared that to what Clinton
Speaker 1: has done, both of them. Compared to what Joe Biden
Speaker 1: and Hunter Biden has done. But Richard next thing, there
Speaker 1: was a parking ticket. And now we're talking about felonies.
Speaker 1: And I'm anxious to have cash Ptel make public the
Speaker 1: fact that FBI Director James Comy, with the acquiescence of
Speaker 1: President Obama, had undercover operations conducted against against President to
Speaker 1: b Donald Trump in order to assist the campaign of
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton. I also would note that that Mitch McConnell
Speaker 1: in Kentucky's worth about eighty million dollars, that Elizabeth Warren's
Speaker 1: worth sixty seven million, Chuck Schumer's worth seventy five million,
Speaker 1: James Jamie Raskin's twenty million, Game Jefferis nine million, Maxine
Speaker 1: Waters ten million. These are all except for McConnell. Democrats
Speaker 1: using government contracts and also consultancy fees washed through five
Speaker 1: O one, C threes and C fours to pay themselves
Speaker 1: big money. But we could go on and on. But
Speaker 1: Wayne Allen Root, we got to run up against the
Speaker 1: clock a Root for America dot com. You're the best.
Speaker 1: There is great column about Obama looking forward to cash
Speaker 1: Patal doing his job. I'm looking forward to Pete Hexset
Speaker 1: doing his job. I look forward to to all the
Speaker 1: new cabinet officials doing their job and let the chips
Speaker 1: far where they make.
Speaker 5: Chelsey Gabber another great one.
Speaker 6: Good listen, just.
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Speaker 5: So check it out root for America dot com. Thank you, Bill,
Speaker 5: God bless you. You are a great America.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Also, that's the man that put the
Speaker 1: bug in the ear of the president to pardon Peter
Speaker 1: Edward Rose I and I've tweeted on this. I don't
Speaker 1: know if it's a waste of time because the man's
Speaker 1: dead and a lifetime ban ends when your life is over.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, we'll see what happens. Bill Cunningham with you
Speaker 1: every afternoon on news radio seven hundred WULW. Let's continue
Speaker 1: now with Mark and Missouri and many others if a
Speaker 1: line becomes available eight six six six four seven, seven
Speaker 1: three three seven and Mark and Missouri. Welcome to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 4: Thanks Bill. That's President Trump of the obvious the other day.
Speaker 5: Mark.
Speaker 1: Are you still there, yes.
Speaker 4: Sir Bill.
Speaker 6: Hello, Hey Bill, New treatments for joint pain are here.
Speaker 1: Oh hello, Hello, Quiet and I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 3: Craig.
Speaker 1: Did Scott Sloan make a fool of himself?
Speaker 3: Or what?
Speaker 1: Of course you're alive? All the reports of your demise
Speaker 1: or premature correct. All I can say segment is, I've
Speaker 1: shown you how it would have happened. Now you believe
Speaker 1: how would happened? And all shall we say? Get we
Speaker 1: got to get seat belts in hair or med marty
Speaker 1: or something to get you a special chair. Also, I
Speaker 1: need anybody got a big old chair named Willie. Here's
Speaker 1: the headline of the inchoir. What does it say?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham did not die on the on the air
Speaker 1: Sloane started this thing. I hate it when talks kill
Speaker 1: off other talk shows. And then and then somebody special
Speaker 1: called you right? Correct? Who about?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 1: Nine am? The phone rings? Yeah, it's a government wipe.
Speaker 1: It's not the Trumpster. No, I did hear from the
Speaker 1: Ministrasky can't say? What about JD Vance? You're getting warm?
Speaker 1: The King of Middletown get a call as from Governor
Speaker 1: Mike Dwaine. He says, are you a lie? And I said, well,
Speaker 1: I think so. Wait a minut and hang on, let
Speaker 1: me check my pulse. And he said my chief of staff.
Speaker 1: I'm coming coming out of a breakfast meeting in Youngstown.
Speaker 1: Now I'm of the Frozen Penguins. Yes, And he says,
Speaker 1: my chief of staff said that you're dead. I said, Governor,
Speaker 1: you know no, I did take an unfortunate fall because
Speaker 1: of Elmo Austin. Elmo put the telepad too far away.
Speaker 1: I couldn't reach it. So I'm reaching four feet. I
Speaker 1: think it has something. I think the Democrats, well, I
Speaker 1: think you wanted to you want to the pain of
Speaker 1: the first Ladies, and you wanted to pel Pelvit.
Speaker 3: Has an entertainment feature. That's all it was.
Speaker 1: It was just we were going to entertain the truck.
Speaker 1: And he is dead, isn't he Yeah? I killed him
Speaker 1: off several times at least. And uh So I'm reaching
Speaker 1: four feet and my chair and anst to me left
Speaker 1: its position, and so I'm I'm standing up. I put
Speaker 1: the mark from Missouri on there. I sit down. Go
Speaker 1: boom boom No chair. My head hits the wall behind me.
Speaker 1: I become disconnected, discombobulated. Danny boy Danny boy A Gleason
Speaker 1: runs in there. You okay, thought I had a heart attack,
Speaker 1: I said, carry out has promised me I wouldn't have
Speaker 1: a heart attack. So I said, what happened? I told him?
Speaker 1: What have Calvalve?
Speaker 3: Al right?
Speaker 1: Cal Valve is still functioning. I don't eat any more
Speaker 1: Hamburgers or Filet Mignon's and respect for the cow community.
Speaker 1: I don't want to offend thew No, no wonder see
Speaker 1: it's already started. Now see that your your fall is
Speaker 1: starting to affect your mind. You don't want any Hamburgers anymore,
Speaker 1: SOLNEI said, I'm suffering from PTSD. I'm supporting now, Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris a little PTSD, little CTE what you don't even
Speaker 1: know what that means? You can't spell it. But anyway,
Speaker 1: I'm fine. I took a fall by mistake. I didn't
Speaker 1: intend it, and then when I got back on the air,
Speaker 1: I explained it what happened. But that wasn't good enough
Speaker 1: for Scott Sloan. A talk show should not kill off
Speaker 1: other talk show hosts. Do you agree? Correct ossly around here? No,
Speaker 1: we don't have too many, mind we don't have too
Speaker 1: many mineries. We don't have any mone leaguers like the Reds.
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Speaker 1: the Cubs yesterday. That's the Cub's first spring loss. How
Speaker 1: about that? How about this? I have a texter from
Speaker 1: the Governor just said I was prepared to issue an
Speaker 1: order to have the flags flown at half mast. Now
Speaker 1: that now that would be aff By the way it
Speaker 1: will happen, I will die, correct, I think all we
Speaker 1: all yes, when it does happen, I have to have
Speaker 1: that kind of relationship with the Governor that the flags
Speaker 1: are at half staff. That will drive the Liberals friggin' nuts.
Speaker 1: Nicolodolo starts tonight for the Red Legs. They take on
Speaker 1: the brew Crew seven thirty five after sports talking that
Speaker 1: guy Lance with the RNL carriers inside pitch, what about
Speaker 1: the red segment the Reds? I did I just mentioned him.
Speaker 1: You got to say more. Andrew Abbott has started his
Speaker 1: way back, started throwing live BP yesterday. Spencer Steer at
Speaker 1: troumblesome shoulder is a mystery. Did he have surgery a
Speaker 1: quarter zone shot, by the way, which is very painful.
Speaker 1: No inactivity for at least a couple of days. So
Speaker 1: Spencer Steer is way behind now. Did he have surgery
Speaker 1: in the offseason and it was just sore and I
Speaker 1: know they can't figure it out. Where's Doc Hollywood, Let's
Speaker 1: go get him involved. Where's cremp check? Bengals up. They
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Speaker 1: guard Alex Kappa Oh started fifty games during three years
Speaker 1: with a team that moves saves eight million dollars on
Speaker 1: the cap te Bengals corner cornerback Mike Hilton t posting
Speaker 1: on X Today, said new opportunities always present themselves. Who
Speaker 1: said that Mike Hilton look like he's the franchise tag
Speaker 1: deadline is tomorrow. He's got the hotel. National Football League
Speaker 1: and Mike Hilton have the hotels to fall back on
Speaker 1: free agency in the National Football League one week from today.
Speaker 1: Mean the clock is ticking with Duke Tobin and Fifth
Speaker 1: Third Bank the only bank you'll ever need a bank
Speaker 1: with the banks? What are we going to do? Seg Man. Well,
Speaker 1: gotta hopefully they get a deal deal by next Monday
Speaker 1: or t or T. Higgins is no, he's here, but
Speaker 1: maybe for twenty why they might franchise tag him again?
Speaker 1: Then what twenty six twenty six mil not bad? Is
Speaker 1: that a problem?
Speaker 3: I do that?
Speaker 1: You can? You can tag me for a lot less
Speaker 1: than that. Amen to that. Uh, let's see.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: College basketball, first round of the Men's Horizon League Turney
Speaker 1: tomorrow night, NKU and Detroit Mercy get the latest on
Speaker 1: Xavier big win over Creighton Willie Saturday eighty two sixty
Speaker 1: Sean Miller at seven on fifty five k rc FC
Speaker 1: Cincinnati will take on T Grace u A n L
Speaker 1: tomorrow night out of the Mexican League. What's it in
Speaker 1: the round of sixteen in the Champions Cup Tournament. The
Speaker 1: T Grace club just fired their their head coach last night.
Speaker 1: Not good because I guess he wasn't getting along with
Speaker 1: the player.
Speaker 3: So the FC.
Speaker 1: They play in the MLS also playing this other thing. Right,
Speaker 1: they're playing like two different they'll play they'll play like
Speaker 1: tomorrow night and then they have a match in the
Speaker 1: MLS on Saturday. What about what about? What about Ovechkin?
Speaker 1: Did you ever think that record would be broken?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: No, it's an eight ninety six?
Speaker 5: Is that something like that?
Speaker 1: It's he's going to do it. Yeah, he's a Russian,
Speaker 1: but he's become an American segment, he's an American tennis.
Speaker 1: Ticket packages for the newly transformed Cincinnati Open go on
Speaker 1: sale to the public this Wednesday, March the fifth, at
Speaker 1: ten am. The Attorney expands to two weeks this year,
Speaker 1: running August fifth through the eighteenth. And you better get
Speaker 1: your tickets soon because last year's event sold out in
Speaker 1: two and a half days. Well, I gotta call it.
Speaker 1: John Barren, see what's going on? So it's unbelievable. And
Speaker 1: Jimmy Johnson, former Cowboys coach, super Bowl champion, he was
Speaker 1: a NASCAR too, wasn't he. Well yeah, but the other
Speaker 1: one is we're retiring from NFL on Fox. That's it.
Speaker 1: So that opens a spot on that TV show for
Speaker 1: Chris collins Worth or maybe Austin Elmo. Also, Willie, we
Speaker 1: say congratulations to Grand Counties Ethan Davis and Riters and
Speaker 1: Ryle's Ryder Trumbull both individual state titles in Kentucky and wrestling.
Speaker 1: Let's get him in. Davis went forty to zero in
Speaker 1: his final high school season at Grand County, Trumbull fifty
Speaker 1: and two in wrestling. That's pretty good. It's got a
Speaker 1: tratulations to those gentlemen. I got a grade school championship
Speaker 1: team here in Westchester wants to come in and be
Speaker 1: recognized segment. I'll give you this number. Bring them on
Speaker 1: and see what you can do. I'd like to highlight
Speaker 1: the successive Young America. We were hoping that Greensburg the
Speaker 1: Lady Pirates would win over the weekend, Willie, but they
Speaker 1: lost in the championship game. So they finished twenty seven
Speaker 1: and one. How about that. They had a heck of
Speaker 1: a season in Greensburg. How about Cuomo coming back. It's
Speaker 1: going to become the mayor of New York City. Why
Speaker 1: don't they bring Giuliani back? Then, what's he going to
Speaker 1: run for? He's got problems. And then, since you're back
Speaker 1: from the Southern Command, looking good except for your fall
Speaker 1: from last night, which a lot of people are thinking
Speaker 1: there might be something upstairs that's kind of well. I
Speaker 1: got a little PTSD, tell a little DEEI got everything.
Speaker 1: Now I've become a Democrat since I hit my head.
Speaker 1: What about Friday Oval Office, Trumpster Vance, wonderful Zelensky. All
Speaker 1: he had to do was segment was walking. That was action,
Speaker 1: walk in, wear a suit, Thank everyone, where's the deal,
Speaker 1: Let's sign the deal, Let's go get lunch. Not Zelensky.
Speaker 1: He wanted to make a big shot, big deal because
Speaker 1: the Democrats told him two to three hours at a
Speaker 1: time not to accept the deal because there's not enough
Speaker 1: security guarantees. He wants the hundred and second, hundred and
Speaker 1: first and eighty second Airborne to be in Ukraine killing Russians.
Speaker 1: Is that a good move? Segment put American Marines Ukraine?
Speaker 1: We got That's what k was. In no way the
Speaker 1: Trumpster is going to do that.
Speaker 3: I say it.
Speaker 1: What he laid down, the law, he did the Trumpster
Speaker 1: he's an American. And what Trump did and what Jade
Speaker 1: Vance did was one of their proudest moments to say
Speaker 1: no to the radical left, to the Democrats who don't
Speaker 1: want a deal because it makes Trump look good, and
Speaker 1: to also the neocons like your good friend Liz Cheney
Speaker 1: and Dick cha all of whom that want to collapse
Speaker 1: House foreign policy before Trump got involved a meal now
Speaker 1: about things that they are sending trollions of dollars over
Speaker 1: there like it was nothing, and Zelensky kept half the money. Anyway,
Speaker 1: It's got bank accounts all over Europe. It's enough, segment,
Speaker 1: It's enough. Will you be listening watching tomorrow night? The
Speaker 1: president supposedly it's not a State of Union address. It's
Speaker 1: kind of like to say, what's the deal with that?
Speaker 1: It's like a confab, kind of like MLS. They got
Speaker 1: a confab every now and then. I guess I'll have
Speaker 1: on one side of my TV, I'll have the president
Speaker 1: on the other side. It'll be FC Cincinnati. How does
Speaker 1: Jimmy Johnson have such a successful career in UH coaching
Speaker 1: the Cowboys and then NASCAR and he's retired now from both.
Speaker 1: What's he going to do well? I mean, they race
Speaker 1: usually on Sunday, But what about change it on? What
Speaker 1: about Gene Hackman? We got another issue there about that.
Speaker 1: That's a that's a I thought it was carbon monoxide.
Speaker 1: But you see him recently didn't look good. No, he didn't.
Speaker 1: I mean one dog is dead, the two others are living.
Speaker 1: What does that mean? Well, I don't know. Did they
Speaker 1: get did they get broken into toxic college? You indicated no, Uh,
Speaker 1: it wasn't a gas death. It wasn't like natural gas
Speaker 1: or a leak. So you have a ninety five year
Speaker 1: old dead, sixty five year old woman dead, and ren
Speaker 1: ten ten is dead, dead, dead and dead. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Is that a coincidence? Then that's a coincidence or is
Speaker 1: that sabotage. It's a Hollywood sabotage, sabotage like Man seven,
Speaker 1: Like around here. We got mysteries everywhere, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: Sega is out it in sports, yeah, get me ready
Speaker 1: for more. March Madness starts. I guess the tournament start
Speaker 1: next week? Well, Horizon League starts tomorrow, and then next well,
Speaker 1: then this is the final regular season of the weekend Willie,
Speaker 1: and then next weekend tournament. You see X. Everybody plays Kentucky,
Speaker 1: well Kentucky. Auburn ripped up Kentucky, but nobody saw the game,
Speaker 1: and the world was going nuts. But I understand that
Speaker 1: the one of the main trucks of CBS Sports caught
Speaker 1: on fire at rapp Arena. That's why they couldn't do
Speaker 1: the game or ESPN or something. Sabotage maybe so sabotage
Speaker 1: all I can say segment. We live in special times.
Speaker 1: But Democrats in Washington will not work with Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: I think in a better man of the country. Who
Speaker 1: did it? Leutmann Doomba, Leutmann dounebah seven babotage, sabotage from
Speaker 1: Stalog seventeen, the movie NBC ABC taking care of CBS.
Speaker 1: I don't know what happened. I'm saying we got problems.
Speaker 1: Everywhere I look. I see nothing but problems, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: But the reports of my death are premature slightly. How
Speaker 1: about Scott Wartman did a story in the inquir about
Speaker 1: me not dying. It's the story when I don't do something,
Speaker 1: God forbid if I do. I don't know. Willie was
Speaker 1: just you know what, what's the guy's name, the deint Man,
Speaker 1: what's his name? Leutmann Doombas, sabotamatage. That was the key
Speaker 1: to give to the resistance, correct and democratic held parts
Speaker 1: of France. Deut Man, loom Barlumn dupe bar sabotage. I
Speaker 1: think that cuts into sabotage. I don't know. It was
Speaker 1: once that word was expressed, it was time and then
Speaker 1: for sabotage to take place all over France before June sixth,
Speaker 1: nineteen forty four. Segment is going to be back physically here,
Speaker 1: but wherever I am, that's where I am correct, and
Speaker 1: I want to think. iHeartMedia for building me a luxurious
Speaker 1: studio without seat problems in Naples, Florida. We think, of
Speaker 1: course DJ Hodge should maybe Jeff Wiler come up and
Speaker 1: leave you a seat belt. Eggs like, need a seat
Speaker 1: belt for your chair, segment, get me out of the suite. Report,
Speaker 1: I need med mart Willie and honor of you still alive,
Speaker 1: and watch out for that chair. From now on we
Speaker 1: leave you with the immortal words of the stud report.
Speaker 1: It's some point the foolishness has got to stop. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine the governor calling me in Youngstown to fly
Speaker 1: flags at a half staff when not you alive?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, think so.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I said my check, he said, My chief of staff
Speaker 1: said you're dead. I said, really, report to my demise
Speaker 1: are premature because of Scott would alight and Scott Sloan,
Speaker 1: you would alight and state their capital and the case.
Speaker 1: That's what he wanted to call my wife and arrange form.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying, Highway Patrol to come in you
Speaker 1: escort my body to the rotunda. Now that would have
Speaker 1: been mean in Columbus and thend of Washington, I mean
Speaker 1: the United States Congress. Segment. Thank you, sir. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more. I'm open after two o'clock. I'm gonna take
Speaker 1: calls segment. I'm gonna take calls if you do stand
Speaker 1: up to watch the chair seven hundred WLW by Billy
Speaker 1: Cunningham alive well in Sasse. I want to put a
Speaker 1: shout out to the fourth grade girls. King's the Lady
Speaker 1: Knights basketball team. The fourth graders, I assume about ten
Speaker 1: years old. They cut down the nets yesterday in a
Speaker 1: championship game. Because of the coaching of Bobby Cash Trucy.
Speaker 1: They go twenty and two and the two games they
Speaker 1: lost by a total of three points. First place wire
Speaker 1: a wire like the nineteen ninety Reds led a course
Speaker 1: by a coach Bobby Knight also known as Bobby Cass.
Speaker 1: Trucy learned his winning ways at Deer Park. But congratulations
Speaker 1: to the fourth grade girls Lady Knights basketball team. And
Speaker 1: if Bobby cass Trucy, the head coach, wants to bring
Speaker 1: in a couple of the girls, let's make it happen.
Speaker 1: As I'm bringing in some group from Westchester. I love
Speaker 1: to have young people come to this sacred radio station
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Speaker 1: Many issues, so little time. Number one about what happened
Speaker 1: on UH Sunday night with yours truly. I had a
Speaker 1: little bit of a fall. Shall we say that was
Speaker 1: Austin Elmo's fault because he changed things around. I stood up,
Speaker 1: reached across the desks to UH to pull the console
Speaker 1: close by, and unbeknownst to me, as I got up.
Speaker 1: My chair went to the left and as I pulled
Speaker 1: it forward so I could punch up a call mark
Speaker 1: from Missouri, I sat down and the chair wasn't there,
Speaker 1: and it moved and I hit My butt hit the
Speaker 1: floor and my head hit the wall behind me. But
Speaker 1: I'm loud, proud, and sassy. Some have accused me now
Speaker 1: of suffering from PTSD or CTE, that I may become
Speaker 1: a Democrat again. You never know, the reports of my
Speaker 1: demise of premature. We have a ross from Portsmouth calling
Speaker 1: in about it seven four nine, seven thousand, couple of quickies,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna go to the call. Big report out
Speaker 1: out of a Japan Honda Moving Civic production, the top
Speaker 1: selling brand from Mexico to Indiana, and response to Trump's tariffs,
Speaker 1: that's a big win. I'm told also by my friends
Speaker 1: at General Motors, more and more of their facilities in
Speaker 1: Canada are going to be shipped to Ohio and Michigan
Speaker 1: because of the Trump's tariffs. Is that a good thing
Speaker 1: or a bad thing depends if you're a Canadian, or
Speaker 1: if you're a Mexican, or if you're an American. Damn it,
Speaker 1: I'm an American, and so I love that that we
Speaker 1: have a president that puts America first. Zelensky made a
Speaker 1: fool of himself on Friday. All the idiot had to
Speaker 1: do was show up, thank you and me for the
Speaker 1: support of the Ukraine. Maybe wear a suit. I think
Speaker 1: it's a great idea to partner with the United States
Speaker 1: of America to mind these raw exotic chemicals that are
Speaker 1: part of so many modern devices, to make billions of
Speaker 1: dollars with ten thousand American workers inside the Ukraine. But
Speaker 1: he couldn't do that. He because the Democratic senators, including
Speaker 1: Murphy and others, told him don't take the deal, and
Speaker 1: a couple of Democratic senaters and shooting Chuck Schumer met
Speaker 1: with him ahead of time before the Friday afternoon meeting
Speaker 1: with the Trumpster and said, there's not enough security guarantees.
Speaker 1: What the hell does that mean? Security guarantees? The only
Speaker 1: guarantees you have in life is from Midas Muffler. There's
Speaker 1: no guarantees at all. I think, by the way, I
Speaker 1: think it's a terrible thing. The thirty some years ago,
Speaker 1: the United States of America under Bill Clinton, guaranteed the
Speaker 1: security of Ukraine in exchange for them giving up nuclear weapons.
Speaker 1: And you know the downfall of the USSR became Russia.
Speaker 1: Yeltsen was in charge, and we guaranteed Ukrainian security thirty
Speaker 1: some years ago, and then the Ukraine gave back the
Speaker 1: nuclear weapons Russia and the rest is history. It's terrible,
Speaker 1: it's bad, but the economy is good or bad. I
Speaker 1: want to hear from you, and also I want to
Speaker 1: hear your reaction to Scott Sloan and some of the
Speaker 1: tricks that he pulls on you. And I also want
Speaker 1: to think, once again, a man named Tony Bender and
Speaker 1: Scott rein Hard and so many others, DJ Hodge, and
Speaker 1: they made it possible now for me to stay here
Speaker 1: another four years. I told the Trumpster about four or
Speaker 1: five months ago that if you're re elected, I will
Speaker 1: protect the Northwest territories on the right wing. So I
Speaker 1: have a voice, I have a vision. I have an
Speaker 1: outlet of a great radio station, the best one. We
Speaker 1: have more listeners now than we've ever had in the
Speaker 1: forty two years that I've been here. And I love
Speaker 1: working here. I love the people I work with, and
Speaker 1: we have listeners out the wazoo, and I just like
Speaker 1: what I'm doing. And when I lose the passion when
Speaker 1: the butterflies don't form before a show, believe it or not. Yes,
Speaker 1: I've done I don't know how many hours of talk
Speaker 1: radio I'd have to end it up. I'm sure it's
Speaker 1: tens of thousands of hours. And each day I get
Speaker 1: up to do it, I enjoy it. And when I
Speaker 1: stop enjoying it, I'll stop doing it. Maybe the station
Speaker 1: will tell me we don't need you anymore, but that's
Speaker 1: that's not the case at this point. So I'll be
Speaker 1: with you every day of the second Trump term, and
Speaker 1: who knows, maybe launched Jded into the stratosphere for his
Speaker 1: first term. Because if this thing goes back the other
Speaker 1: direction and Kamala Harris takes over the presidency in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty eight, or Gavin Newsom or Pritz or someone like that,
Speaker 1: things change fundamentally. To institutionalize the great changes, we must
Speaker 1: have eight to twelve years of conservative libertarian rule. So
Speaker 1: let's continue now with your CAUs as I promised, and
Speaker 1: we have one line open at five pine three, seven four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. Now is your opportunity to jump on the
Speaker 1: air with me. Maybe you want to give the Trump
Speaker 1: stor a grade Tomorrow night, he's got an address to
Speaker 1: the Congress is not of the State of the Union address,
Speaker 1: because normally a first term president hasn't been in office
Speaker 1: long enough to take credit for all the great things
Speaker 1: they've done. But the first six weeks of Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: administration has saved the Union and save the United States
Speaker 1: of America. Nothing short of that. Let's continue now with
Speaker 1: John and Dayton, and then Dale and Oxford, and Ross
Speaker 1: and Portsmouth and Michael and Batavia about ourish history and
Speaker 1: so much more, and John and Dayton, Home of the Flyers.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And John, how are you.
Speaker 8: I'm great, Bill, thanks to let me call in here.
Speaker 8: I'm glad that you're still picking and that Scott Sloane
Speaker 8: exaggerated the circumstances.
Speaker 5: But I do have one glaring question that we need answered.
Speaker 1: Oh answer any question about this station, or about America
Speaker 1: or about the world. Please go ahead.
Speaker 3: Do you or do you not plan to vote Democrat
Speaker 3: when you do pass away? Well?
Speaker 1: I have to give that some thoughts. You know, I
Speaker 1: was a Democrat for a long time. In fact, I
Speaker 1: was a John F. Kennedy type Democrat that ran for
Speaker 1: office twice as a Democra each time I lost by
Speaker 1: large numbers. And if I suffer CTE, if maybe have
Speaker 1: a PTSD, I might I think the Democratic Party today
Speaker 1: is not my Democratic Party. It's not the party of
Speaker 1: Scoop Jackson, or the party of John F. Kennedy, or
Speaker 1: it's not the party even of Dick Celeste. It's a
Speaker 1: different party completely. And it appears that Democrats care more
Speaker 1: about bathrooms than classrooms, and they care more about victims
Speaker 1: of crime than the perpetrator. They wanted open borders, and
Speaker 1: we found out that wasn't true. You might recall John
Speaker 1: that for a long time the Republicans would not go
Speaker 1: along with the Democratic plan on the southern border because
Speaker 1: it meant the hiring of thousands of more administrative judges
Speaker 1: and border patrol agents, because the southern border was wide open,
Speaker 1: and they said it can't be fixed. We found out
Speaker 1: after six weeks of the Trump presidency there's a ninety
Speaker 1: five percent reduction in illegal crossings on the southern border.
Speaker 1: So the present law we've had, which is what I've said,
Speaker 1: it's sufficient to stop it from happening. And so now
Speaker 1: when someone comes across the southern border, they detained them
Speaker 1: in other words, they arrest them, they allowed them to
Speaker 1: make their if they can their refugee application, then shipped
Speaker 1: them back to their home country to wait for the
Speaker 1: hearing to take place, and that all that had to happen.
Speaker 1: For the last four years, we've had ten to fifteen
Speaker 1: million legals poured in the country, which the Democrats purposely done.
Speaker 1: They did that for reasons unclear to me. So the
Speaker 1: odds of me becoming a Liberal Democrat, I hope non existent.
Speaker 1: The odds of me becoming a John F. Kennedy Junior
Speaker 1: Democrat or maybe a Dick Celeste Democrat that I drove
Speaker 1: around spent time with, or Anthony Celebrezy is pretty good.
Speaker 1: So it depends which party we're talking about. And I'm
Speaker 1: glad you brought that up. The Democratic Party of the
Speaker 1: past was stronger on defense and border issues than the
Speaker 1: Republican Party. You might recall that John F. Kennedy ran
Speaker 1: saying that Eisenhower wasn't tough enough. We needed we had
Speaker 1: a missile gap. And so this Democratic Party, that Democratic
Speaker 1: Party of this of Nancy Schumer and chucksh Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 1: and Chuck Schumer is not my Democratic Party. So I'm
Speaker 1: not going to become that kind of a Democrat. No,
Speaker 1: your response, if.
Speaker 4: Any, Well, I was just wondering if the worst were
Speaker 4: to happen, and that paul did take the toll that.
Speaker 8: Scott's polone said it did.
Speaker 3: Would you have a choice at that point?
Speaker 1: Well, I hope at that point if I meet my maker,
Speaker 1: I'm prepared to do so, not as a Democrat or
Speaker 1: as a Republican. But it's a safe soul through Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: That's what I would say. Let's continue. Thousands and a
Speaker 1: hold millions are listening. Let's go to Paula and Brookville.
Speaker 1: Paula and Brookville, Paula and Brookville. Welcome to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. Paula, you're on the air. Please go ahead.
Speaker 3: Oh I'm so signed.
Speaker 7: I'm so happy that I'm actually talking to you because
Speaker 7: I was so upset this morning. I don't think it
Speaker 7: was funny. I mean when I turned on the radio,
Speaker 7: and I really just turn it on out of habit.
Speaker 7: And I don't really like Scott Slow, to be honest
Speaker 7: with you, but I listened to you every day and
Speaker 7: I have for years. I've listened to you since you
Speaker 7: were not even you know, since you were do any
Speaker 7: other lawyer stuff, right, But I think of you as
Speaker 7: a friend, you know, because I hear your voice just
Speaker 7: about every day, and I, you know, I agree with
Speaker 7: so many of the things that you talk about, and
Speaker 7: you're a you're funny guy. And I have a great
Speaker 7: sense of humor, I really do, and sometimes i'd even
Speaker 7: consider my my humor is dark. If I know it's
Speaker 7: a joke, I can take a joke. But when I
Speaker 7: turned it on the radio and I hear the words
Speaker 7: that you're dead, I mean I was crying, so just
Speaker 7: to let you know, I just it was like a friend,
Speaker 7: you know, I was in shock. I was yelling to
Speaker 7: my husband that you know, Bill Cunningham is dead, and
Speaker 7: I was very upset.
Speaker 5: It really upset me.
Speaker 7: So I don't think it was funny at all. Maybe
Speaker 7: if I had heard the very beginning of what he said,
Speaker 7: right and after I heard your story about what happened,
Speaker 7: I actually kind of chuckled, you know, because your stories
Speaker 7: cracked me up. And then I you know, it was
Speaker 7: kind of it was humorous when I heard you talking
Speaker 7: about what happened. But when you turn on the radio
Speaker 7: and you hear someone that you really love, and I
Speaker 7: feel as though I do love you. I just didn't
Speaker 7: find it humorous at all.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 7: I'm so glad to hear your voice. I'm glad you're okay.
Speaker 1: Thank you. And when it happened last night, I went
Speaker 1: to my producer, took me off the air. Thought something
Speaker 1: had happened. He came, Danny Gleeson ran in here. By
Speaker 1: that point, I was sitting in my chair and I
Speaker 1: was saying, Mark, are you there? Mark, are you there?
Speaker 1: And we were in the middle of a break, which
Speaker 1: I didn't hear because my headset was ripped off, and
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, okay, And I did not know Scott Cloan
Speaker 1: had done that till I came in about ten thirty
Speaker 1: quarter to eleven. I would have told him to stop,
Speaker 1: because people like to think we have some level of credibility.
Speaker 1: And Scott and the Inquir did a story on It's
Speaker 1: in the Inquirs one of their headlines, Bill Cunningham is
Speaker 1: not dead. I'm thinking, well, you know, I told the
Speaker 1: truth and it was unfortunate. And the chair was behind me.
Speaker 1: As I stood up to move the telepad closer to
Speaker 1: me so I could put Mark on the air, I
Speaker 1: sat down. There was no chair there, and my butt
Speaker 1: hit the floor and my head hit the wall behind me,
Speaker 1: and my head sat ripped off and I said, Mark,
Speaker 1: are you there? And I had no injury whatsoever. I
Speaker 1: didn't hurt. I mean, I've played racketball, I've played rugby,
Speaker 1: I've done things in my life or run six marathons.
Speaker 1: I think my bones are in pretty good shape. I
Speaker 1: have the mind I think of an eighteen year old,
Speaker 1: maybe up to twenty five year old in the body
Speaker 1: of a thirty five year old. And I'm blessed. And Paula,
Speaker 1: I thank you for listening. I tell you every now
Speaker 1: and then you get a call from someone who I
Speaker 1: don't know, that I've never met and likely never will meet,
Speaker 1: and You've made my day. It makes me think what
Speaker 1: I do here is somewhat relevant in many people's lives.
Speaker 1: I thank you for calling it is.
Speaker 7: And I did cry, and I'm I'm so relieved that
Speaker 7: you're okay, and and God bless you and everything that
Speaker 7: you do and your funnier than how I love listening
Speaker 7: to you.
Speaker 1: Well, I got I got four more years. I made
Speaker 1: the decision. I talked to DJ Hodge and heart media.
Speaker 1: I've done it for forty two years, and I guess, God,
Speaker 1: God willing, I'll do it four more years and then
Speaker 1: assess what to do. But I told Donald Trump about
Speaker 1: four months ago before he was elected, actually that I
Speaker 1: was going to if you get elected, I'll stay four
Speaker 1: more years, and said, I'm going to hold you to it.
Speaker 1: And I said, look, I love what I'm doing. People
Speaker 1: like me here. I enjoy it. It makes my day.
Speaker 1: And I'm going to take off some more time that
Speaker 1: I've taken off before, because you know, tomorrow has promised
Speaker 1: to no one, and I want to enjoy my life
Speaker 1: while I still can. And I want to play golf
Speaker 1: with my buddies, with Wally and with Tino and with
Speaker 1: Mike Lane and my buddiest. I got a different life
Speaker 1: in Naples, Florida, completely different because different friends, different people,
Speaker 1: and I love going there. And they built a great
Speaker 1: studio there that I can broadcast from there or here,
Speaker 1: broadcast in today's world from anywhere. It doesn't that great.
Speaker 1: It used to be I had to drive to Fort Myers,
Speaker 1: but not anymore. But well, as I said, Paula, dry
Speaker 1: your tears, I'm going to be here, God willing for
Speaker 1: the next four years and we'll see what happens. And
Speaker 1: you made my day.
Speaker 7: Well, I love you. I know a lot of people
Speaker 7: probably feel exactly the same way I did. I kept
Speaker 7: trying to call the station and I couldn't get through,
Speaker 7: so I emailed a pretty nasty email about Scotts.
Speaker 1: Well maybe tomorrow he should apologize. Shouldn't he apologize?
Speaker 7: I think he should. Just like the idiot from Ukraine,
Speaker 7: Well we got two things going on.
Speaker 1: Well they're idiots, And all I can say is Scott Sloan.
Speaker 1: I like him. He was from Toledo. I lived there
Speaker 1: for six years, went to law school in Toledo. The
Speaker 1: mud Hens and Mancy's and Paco's had a great life there,
Speaker 1: but I wanted to come back home.
Speaker 5: Hell.
Speaker 1: I was born in Covington, families from Erlanger and Ellesmere,
Speaker 1: and I grew up in Deer Park. And you know,
Speaker 1: I'm in this community and I love what I do
Speaker 1: and I'm not going to give it up. If they
Speaker 1: told me next week we don't need your services anymore,
Speaker 1: I'd say thank you, let me say goodbye and I'm gone.
Speaker 1: But they've told me they want me here four more years,
Speaker 1: and that's what I intend to do.
Speaker 7: Well, You're very well loved, and I'm glad I was
Speaker 7: able to get through at least speak for I'm sure
Speaker 7: more than just myself.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 1: I shall Paula, you made my day and thank you
Speaker 1: very much.
Speaker 7: Oh God love you.
Speaker 6: Okay, bye bye, God bless me.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Every now and then you get a call
Speaker 1: from someone you don't know, you likely never will meet.
Speaker 1: This makes me feel as if what I've done for
Speaker 1: all these many, many years, it's been worthwhile. And maybe
Speaker 1: it has too many and I know I anger quite
Speaker 1: a few, but nonetheless I think I helped more than
Speaker 1: I hurt. So let's continue with more and if line
Speaker 1: becomes available seven four nine, seven thousand, Billy Cunningham, the
Speaker 1: Great American live with you every day, hopefully for the
Speaker 1: next four years or longer, all on news radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred w l W. Let's continue now with Mark and
Speaker 1: Missouri and many others if the line becomes available eight
Speaker 1: six six six four seven, seven three three seven and
Speaker 1: Mark and Missouri. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 4: Thanks Bill, that's President of the Obvious the other day, Mark,
Speaker 4: are you still there, Yes, sir Bill, Hello, Hey Bill, Bill.
Speaker 6: New treatments for joint pain.
Speaker 1: Commercial.
Speaker 8: Oh hello, quiet.
Speaker 1: And I'm I'm broadcasting Rocky. It was Austin Elmo that
Speaker 1: put thee and everybody else what this is going to
Speaker 1: go down in history? Now the golf shoes and the
Speaker 1: roof and now you read you got the wreath, the reeth.
Speaker 1: I got the the wreath that's right there. And now
Speaker 1: this because you can't sit in your rear end in
Speaker 1: a chair. And you see how it happened. Now, yeah,
Speaker 1: I did. I I heard the explanation.
Speaker 9: You gave me a play by play, and the conclusion
Speaker 9: I've come to say is he's not a very good athlete.
Speaker 1: Thank you. If you can't stand up, hit the button
Speaker 1: on the phone and sit back down, you want to,
Speaker 1: you want to try it. I can do it, I
Speaker 1: tell you. And then I'm reaching over here to get
Speaker 1: him on the air. Do it again my chair, and
Speaker 1: then I sit down and all of a sudden I'm
Speaker 1: on the floor of my head against the wall. But
Speaker 1: everyone's texting me, yeah, no, here we go.
Speaker 8: I have a little problem.
Speaker 7: Here.
Speaker 1: The problem spell down.
Speaker 8: I'm I'm on the roof of my house.
Speaker 5: Problem.
Speaker 8: I can't get off the roof. Okay, here, but the
Speaker 8: ladder isn't big enough, and I'm stuck in the corner
Speaker 8: of the house. I'm a little bit afraid of the
Speaker 8: of the heights and movement out of my leg under
Speaker 8: my body, and I got to get off the roof
Speaker 8: and I'm pass eating the here. Okay, and your name,
Speaker 8: sir Bill there is this is classic. I'm embarrassed about this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's me.
Speaker 8: I came up here to take the wind.
Speaker 5: Out of the.
Speaker 8: I got the lint out.
Speaker 1: You would have done the same thing.
Speaker 8: Then I turned around with the ladder.
Speaker 1: I think my pride would let me just fall off
Speaker 1: the roof. But they were like these whirling fans in
Speaker 1: my temp Star air conditioner. I would have been an
Speaker 1: accusan art. I would have been chopped up.
Speaker 9: But listen that the station is not going to pay
Speaker 9: for this studio to be revamped in a way that's
Speaker 9: safer for you, with like safety chairs, like maybe a
Speaker 9: seat belt, Yeah, some seat belts.
Speaker 1: Do we need to get you one of those metal
Speaker 1: alert necklaces. I've fallen out, I can't get up. Do
Speaker 1: we need to get you one of those? The hell's
Speaker 1: going on? He needs a seat belt? Go to Joseph
Speaker 1: several and get yourself a seat belt. What about me
Speaker 1: and athletes? Hand up? Nobody what I did?
Speaker 5: Nobody?
Speaker 1: The chair wasn't here. Do you look every time you
Speaker 1: sit down and you say, okay, let me see if
Speaker 1: the chair the chair and moved to my butt hit
Speaker 1: the floor and my head hit the wall.
Speaker 9: You got to the chair goes backwards. I'm I mean,
Speaker 9: I'm giving the example right now.
Speaker 1: Mine did, demonstrating it went backwards to there. And then
Speaker 1: when I sat down, I hit the edge of the
Speaker 1: chair that went that way. My butt went that way,
Speaker 1: my head went there.
Speaker 9: You gotta like subconsciously reach back as I'm doing right now,
Speaker 9: chair up behind.
Speaker 1: Your rear end. I had Mark from Missouri and had
Speaker 1: to be hurt. Now look, I run marathons, I win
Speaker 1: paddleball championships right yes, basketball, I'm in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: You lost it. Pickleball bait. Same, I'm sorry, go ahead.
Speaker 3: That was a blow.
Speaker 1: Sure, welcome. That was his fault. Right there, there we go.
Speaker 1: First thing, everybody else. The first thing I look at
Speaker 1: those guys, I said, problem flat stand ninety. He's such
Speaker 1: a problem with you. He's got bow legs, got candy.
Speaker 1: You can't and say he's got headband, wristband. He looks
Speaker 1: like a pumpkin. I said, all right, can we gotta
Speaker 1: be guy doesn't easy on these guys until first go
Speaker 1: eleven to one. I said, well done being easy looking good.
Speaker 1: That was eleven zero.
Speaker 9: So you've done all these athletic things your whole life,
Speaker 9: and now you can't see the chair.
Speaker 1: You can't even thank you chair move without my intent.
Speaker 1: I think it was sabotage. Sabotage. We know about the saboteur,
Speaker 1: saboteur elmore knock you off to slot this nineteen.
Speaker 3: That was the word.
Speaker 1: That was the word that the French freedom fighters to
Speaker 1: blow up the bridges so the German army could not
Speaker 1: advance to Uh do you even give me the necklace
Speaker 1: that I can't get up?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 9: I won't, I won't come, I won't come in here
Speaker 9: if you have that necklace. Well, I'm just saying that
Speaker 9: left you out of it.
Speaker 1: This danger. Yeah, like like you go this stairs and
Speaker 1: then takes you up and down and then then a
Speaker 1: lazy Yes there's a lazy boy that pushes you up
Speaker 1: out of the chair up into a standing building. And
Speaker 1: maybe it's worse, you know, investing in something like that way,
Speaker 1: and maybe what about can I change this subject? No,
Speaker 1: Honda's going to move it's Mexican manufacturing plan on their
Speaker 1: civic from Mexico to Indiana. Look to your left, semi
Speaker 1: conductors or backbone. Now you got the Taiwanese locating one
Speaker 1: hundred billion dollars, then Apple five hundred billion. And look
Speaker 1: on your left about military families rocked by Trump's federal
Speaker 1: government cuts. So Fox News is talking about five hundred billion,
Speaker 1: one hundred billion, talk about Honda civics, and what does
Speaker 1: CNN talk about Zelenski the ballerina. It's unbelievable, by the way.
Speaker 1: You see the border numbers too.
Speaker 9: So in twenty twenty two, in the month of February
Speaker 9: there were sixty six thousand border crossings twenty twenty three
Speaker 9: hundred and fifty six thousand, twenty twenty four, one hundred
Speaker 9: and ninety thousand, February.
Speaker 1: Twenty twenty five, eighty three.
Speaker 9: And twenty six ninety substantial, substantial drop off.
Speaker 1: Remember what your Democratic friends said, we have to pass
Speaker 1: this new border bill. Our thousands of more administrative judges,
Speaker 1: tens of thousands and iron will to get done. All
Speaker 1: we need is somebody to say stop it and force
Speaker 1: the present law, and segment doesn't believe in that.
Speaker 9: The people that were critical of Trump in that meeting
Speaker 9: on Friday, what would they have expected Trump to do?
Speaker 1: Sit there and take it. Trump is the one guy
Speaker 1: in the room that wants Does the Lisky want peace?
Speaker 1: I don't think he does. Know he wants us to
Speaker 1: be He wants to continue the American War.
Speaker 9: Everybody on the planet knows he can't win that war
Speaker 9: except for him, So he doesn't want peace.
Speaker 1: So what are people critical of Trump for a wanting piece?
Speaker 1: One and more piece and half the money we send
Speaker 1: there is in relates bank account in Switzerland. Well, if
Speaker 1: they send American troops over there, it's w W three.
Speaker 3: Here we go.
Speaker 1: Got a text here from the president of the Kenwock
Speaker 1: Country Club to you your membership for non athleticism. Brand
Speaker 1: new golf carts at KCC will have seat belts, any
Speaker 1: rails and call them because of you seat belt extra
Speaker 1: wide chairs. That's what Tony Tulusiac says. Also airbags. Do
Speaker 1: you need an assistant here are we at this point?
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Speaker 3: What year was that?
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Speaker 1: the fall has affected his brain. Say thank you, continue,
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Speaker 1: is going to retire in May after forty four years.
Speaker 1: Wow Channel seven and Dayton I've seen her now on
Speaker 1: that and we also say I used to date her,
Speaker 1: by the way. We also was sad news. Greg Hord
Speaker 1: passed away over the weekend. Former Reds beat writer Fox nineteen,
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Speaker 1: an alter ego of Buster Poindexter, Hot Hot Hot with
Speaker 1: the what was it the the something Dolls. The band
Speaker 1: was the Dolls, and he was the alter ego Dolls.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Buster Poindexter passing away over the weekend at
Speaker 1: seventy five, the lead singer, Right, yeah, what about Gene Hackney?
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, hold on the Jeane hit.
Speaker 3: The music.
Speaker 1: Makes me want to dance. You want to dance, truck, No,
Speaker 1: you can't dance. We can't risk that. Yeah, we must
Speaker 1: let me like duct tape you to that chair the day. Look,
Speaker 1: how dangerous is you? Do you need to You'll need
Speaker 1: a mine field. There's not piranhas over there. Should we
Speaker 1: get a wheelchair and wheel you out of the building
Speaker 1: when you're when you leave, just to make sure you
Speaker 1: get down there and shut up. I like Mike Dwaine's
Speaker 1: gonna you got hair, I got everything.
Speaker 9: You consider yourself a better athletes than seg seg How
Speaker 9: many years are you working here?
Speaker 1: Have you ever fallen on air?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: Have you thrown carts? Plenty of them? Have you been
Speaker 1: trapped on your roof?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: And you beat me and pick a ball? Amen to
Speaker 1: that brother. Amen the way. We just got to report
Speaker 1: from Bob Jones the Plumber. The Bengals have Tea have
Speaker 1: teed up tea with the with the tag T is
Speaker 1: twenty six million. According to Bob Jones the Plumber, I
Speaker 1: got it from Jets also in rap report. But yes,
Speaker 1: but I forget about him. I'm talking Bob Jones plumbing.
Speaker 1: As indicated, Nice T Higgins has been tagged. T is tagged.
Speaker 1: Your comments? What about that? Football league has confirmed it,
Speaker 1: But Bob Jones the Plumber says, yes, it's happened. See,
Speaker 1: I get my information from all over the place. You
Speaker 1: guys are watching the combine over the weekend. I did, Yes,
Speaker 1: I did. I watched the god and I able to
Speaker 1: run the fastest time ever.
Speaker 3: I saw that.
Speaker 9: Yes, the Texas wide receiver Matthew Golden increased his draft
Speaker 9: stock significantly, ran the four nine in the forty for
Speaker 9: the year after Rezavir Worthy Altar from Texas ran the
Speaker 9: four to one.
Speaker 1: Boys in Texas can fly. How'd they do in the games?
Speaker 3: What was it?
Speaker 1: What was the time that when you stood up and
Speaker 1: hit the floor? What was that time? It was under
Speaker 1: four seconds? Okay, quick, okay, just checking kind of like
Speaker 1: marital sex. Correct, please continue, I got nothing. I'm just
Speaker 1: saying that Scott Sloan made a fool of himself. Would
Speaker 1: you agree? I hate people. You got to be kissing?
Speaker 1: Text me all morning? What happened to Will? He calls him,
Speaker 1: literally calls me a So are you sure? I said, hey,
Speaker 1: I am alive. He said no. My chiefest step said,
Speaker 1: send you a cherry pie. Well, she owes me something
Speaker 1: little cherry pie would be good for friends. So she said,
Speaker 1: apple line. Nothing tastes better than cherry pie early in
Speaker 1: the morning or late at night. Pretty good stuff. Brock
Speaker 1: was on The Big Show also subsid injury to look
Speaker 1: at my hand. Look look it that right there. As
Speaker 1: I fell, I hit the hit the hit there right there.
Speaker 1: These walls are padded, by the way. Thank god, I
Speaker 1: would have cracked my head. I would have become and
Speaker 1: I have thicker padding for you. Apparently, I think I
Speaker 1: might become a dumbing athlete, a gram bright athlete. Am
Speaker 1: I shot my age in Florida twice. You can't hang
Speaker 1: a wreath.
Speaker 9: You got on your roof and you fell in in
Speaker 9: the studio like on the ice stating ranger on the
Speaker 9: basketball in the studio taking a call.
Speaker 10: Miss if we did not recognize the fact that there
Speaker 10: was a major pickle ball battle that you place in
Speaker 10: Middletown today, I mean major. You On one side was
Speaker 10: Bill Seig Dennison along with mister pickleball of Middletown, eighty
Speaker 10: four year old Stanley.
Speaker 1: Bolkan eighty four years before Stanley, and their.
Speaker 10: Competition blind two guys who fashioned themselves as athletes. Bill
Speaker 10: the Mouth Cunningham, he loves me, Bill what the former
Speaker 10: Notre Dame star and NFL star.
Speaker 1: Rocky Boyman ex of St. X High School X of
Speaker 1: Saint X.
Speaker 10: And they had a butt whip and applied to them
Speaker 10: flat stain by the duo of Dennison and Vulcans, the
Speaker 10: likes of which they will.
Speaker 1: Not soon forget. When did and see that coming?
Speaker 3: Did we?
Speaker 1: There was a two oz pitches foul law were considered
Speaker 1: it impossible.
Speaker 10: Cincinnati, like a couple of.
Speaker 1: Whimpering Ninnis leave and pile.
Speaker 10: Haile Seg Dennison and Stanley Bolkins embarrassed to one pitch.
Speaker 1: And pitch it's weaminess in to one pitch.
Speaker 10: Humiliating would not be a strong enough word to describe
Speaker 10: the scrap a whip and they put on those.
Speaker 1: Boards when you run out of the parking lot and
Speaker 1: just get the car. Certainly, I know I didn't gone,
Speaker 1: no hand out, no interviews, nothing, and seg somebody called
Speaker 1: in the report nine to one one.
Speaker 3: What was that?
Speaker 1: But yeah, somebody called the police showed up after you
Speaker 1: guys left and said that somebody got there, you know
Speaker 1: what kicked and they were going to try to try
Speaker 1: to apprehend you guys. Uh when you left, but I
Speaker 1: guess we were fames. Ohio State Patrol couldn't catch up
Speaker 1: with you. You got out of Middletown, you know, like
Speaker 1: they We left quickly like that like a jet jet
Speaker 1: plane to begin. So we got a text from Russ Jackson.
Speaker 1: T was tagged for twenty six point one seven million,
Speaker 1: and we got Russ Jackson and Bob Jones Plumber reporting
Speaker 1: on sports. I love it, all right, All.
Speaker 9: Is well, maybe T can give up some of that
Speaker 9: sign that that money and he can donate to you
Speaker 9: in safe proving this studio so this doesn't.
Speaker 1: Get proven, get proved good proof. Austin Elmo did it
Speaker 1: with that thing right there, trying to take over. We
Speaker 1: have to hit the seg Man, get me out of
Speaker 1: the Studge Report, please, Willy, and honor of you falling down,
Speaker 1: and that maybe they'll make a movie out of that.
Speaker 1: Maybe remember that falling down the movie? And I can't
Speaker 1: get off too. Thank god you're still alive. We leave
Speaker 1: you with the immortal words of the stud Report. At
Speaker 1: some point the foolishness has got it. Thank you. He's
Speaker 1: gonna fly the flags and half staff for three days
Speaker 1: when I die.
Speaker 3: Is that good?
Speaker 1: That's pretty good. That's pretty good. Yeah. On seven hundred
Speaker 1: w LW