Speaker 1: Billy hunting up the Great America and welcome with Gloria's
Speaker 1: Hot Monday has been in the price red S. Baseball
Speaker 1: kicks off about five forty tonight in Miami. The big
Speaker 1: issue is, well Mike Brown back down at Jamar Chase.
Speaker 1: Mike Brown is used to backing down to everybody, right,
Speaker 1: beginning with Jim Brown and Frank Ryan. He's always backing
Speaker 1: down to players, right, not exactly. We'll see what happens,
Speaker 1: of course, Saturday, the Bengals play at Tampa right here,
Speaker 1: little preseason action. We'll see what happens there. But more
Speaker 1: important things are happening, for example, other than the stock
Speaker 1: market meltdown, and that is that it appears that marijuana
Speaker 1: will be sold legally to everyone, including Tony Bender, sometime
Speaker 1: beginning tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednesday. Kentucky it's maybe flooding into
Speaker 1: Ohio to buy the ganji. And we have that issue percolating.
Speaker 1: Plus Andy Basher may be selected later today or tomorrow,
Speaker 1: which everyone encourages in Kentucky to become the next so
Speaker 1: called vice president because he gets some the hell out
Speaker 1: of Kentucky. That's a different issue too, So Rob Sanders,
Speaker 1: welcome again to The Bill Hunningham Show. And first of all,
Speaker 1: before we talk about Pott marijuana, Ganji the weed, Well,
Speaker 1: Mike Brown backed down to Jamar Chase and say, I'll
Speaker 1: give you the money, show me the money, even though
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase says at least two more years, give me
Speaker 1: a fall report before we talk about marijuana. If Jamar
Speaker 1: Chase doesn't play, I may start smoking pot myself.
Speaker 2: What do you think, Willie?
Speaker 3: I think this is a big difference, a big difference
Speaker 3: from this situation in t Higgins. You know, t Higgins
Speaker 3: was looking at he was talking about sitting down, and
Speaker 3: he was looking at passing up a twenty million dollar
Speaker 3: pay day. I think Jamar Chase is probably only making
Speaker 3: about a million bucks this year on his regular deal,
Speaker 3: So who knows, he might actually be taking a year
Speaker 3: off because it'd probably be better off for him, he'd
Speaker 3: be in a better financial situation to make sure he
Speaker 3: doesn't get hurt this year. I mean, we're talking about
Speaker 3: a guy that already sat out a season, if I'm
Speaker 3: not mistaken, during the whole COVID shenanigans. He didn't feel
Speaker 3: like playing football during COVID, so he might not feel
Speaker 3: like playing football for a million, when even T Higgins
Speaker 3: is getting paid twenty million in a year, so who knows.
Speaker 3: I'm not very encouraged about the chances of Mike Brown
Speaker 3: backing down or Jamar Chase paying for about the same
Speaker 3: amount of money they pay Tony Bender to produce a radio.
Speaker 4: Show he makes about try good.
Speaker 2: Not a good way to start the year.
Speaker 1: Willing Well Mo tells me allegedly about a week ago,
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase got three point nine million dollars, which was
Speaker 1: his roster bonus. He's due to make one million dollars
Speaker 1: this entire year, when T. Higgins is making twenty two
Speaker 1: and a half million. Justin Jefferson of the Vikes is
Speaker 1: running made an LSU's making thirty five million. And so
Speaker 1: you got Jamar Chase just got about four million put
Speaker 1: in his lap, and he's going to make one million
Speaker 1: dollars a pittance you pay tax on that, you make
Speaker 1: really six hundred thousand dollars. And he's thinking, look, I'm
Speaker 1: in a position next year I'll be more powerful. But
Speaker 1: the problem is the year he sits out will not count.
Speaker 1: So if he sits out, that means he's still two
Speaker 1: more years after that to get to a free agency,
Speaker 1: in which case he's three years down the road. I'll
Speaker 1: give you a scenario before we talk about marijuana. How
Speaker 1: about a deal that begins in the third year from now.
Speaker 1: Tell Jamar Chase, okay, I tell you what. You're pretty valuable.
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow is two and in my ears saying we
Speaker 1: got to get number one in the lineup. How about
Speaker 1: starting the contract three years from now and then we'll
Speaker 1: pay you I don't know, one hundred and twenty five
Speaker 1: million dollars with seventy million guaranteed. But it starts three
Speaker 1: years from now for four years. That gets you to
Speaker 1: the age of thirty thirty one, in which case you're
Speaker 1: done anyway. How about that scenario.
Speaker 3: As long as you got the guaranteed money, will he
Speaker 3: be a fool not to take it? Because you know,
Speaker 3: money is money, whether it's now or three years from now,
Speaker 3: He's getting paid enough to get by. I think maybe
Speaker 3: they ought to have you negotiating that deal. But you
Speaker 3: know another thing that the Bengals need to think about
Speaker 3: is the money's getting so crazy these days. It's going
Speaker 3: up exponentially every year. Yeah, how much more money is
Speaker 3: it going to cost the Bengals if they wait another
Speaker 3: year to sign Jamar Chase. You know what, the top
Speaker 3: end receivers are making his jump to probably ten million
Speaker 3: dollars a year in the last two or three years.
Speaker 3: If they wait a year, it could cost them. You know,
Speaker 3: he might be getting paid thirty five or forty million
Speaker 3: a year the way they're going. Look at what Jordan
Speaker 3: loves making. I realize he's a quarterback, not a wide receiver,
Speaker 3: but he just reset the market. Joe Burrow is probably
Speaker 3: kicking himself thinking, you know, I've been to the Super Bowl,
Speaker 3: I've been to the AFC Championship twice. I should be
Speaker 3: making more than Jordan Love. This guy's only started what
Speaker 3: eighteen games something like that, right, and he's the highest
Speaker 3: paid quarterback in the NFL. So another year of not
Speaker 3: paying Jamar Chase. I mean we could be looking back saying, hell,
Speaker 3: the Bengals could have got him for a bargain if
Speaker 3: they'd have signed him back in August to twenty four. Instead,
Speaker 3: they waited a year, and now all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: he's getting forty million a year instead of thirty million
Speaker 3: a year.
Speaker 1: I may get to hold a Troy Blackburn and tell
Speaker 1: him that you and I are willing to participating on
Speaker 1: either side of this case, each of us taking a
Speaker 1: fee and get paid. But let's talk about something in
Speaker 1: your domain, which is Marri Jauana. I guess tomorrow is
Speaker 1: going to be legal recreational pots sold all over southwest Ohio.
Speaker 1: Calm down the road. I take CBD myself quite often.
Speaker 1: I think it helps with my back pain. I think
Speaker 1: it helps sleeping. But that's a different issue. But when
Speaker 1: there's tons of marijuana being sold across the river and
Speaker 1: Kentuckians are flooding in from Boone, Kenton and Campbell County,
Speaker 1: they need the putt, they need to smoke, they need
Speaker 1: to get high, and they need the ganji. They'll be
Speaker 1: like Cheach and Chong and Covington. They need that drug
Speaker 1: badly and they're gonna buy it in Ohio. What does
Speaker 1: that mean to Boone, Kenton and Campbell County if anything?
Speaker 3: Well, the biggest thing people need to remember Willie before
Speaker 3: they go all Cheach and Chong on northern Kentucky is
Speaker 3: that while it might be legal in Ohio, it's still
Speaker 3: illegal in Kentucky. So just because you buy it legally
Speaker 3: doesn't mean you legally possess it. When you cross the
Speaker 3: river and come back into Kentucky. Now, that's probably gonna
Speaker 3: get your car searched. It's probably gonna get you at
Speaker 3: minimum a citation to court. It might get you arrested,
Speaker 3: you might have to spend the night in the Kenton
Speaker 3: County huscal But what's more important for people to remember
Speaker 3: is that you can't have marijuana with the gun in Kentucky.
Speaker 3: If you have marijuana and a gun, that's a felony.
Speaker 3: Then you become my problem. Then the price of poker
Speaker 3: goes up. You're definitely getting arrested. You're definitely going to jail.
Speaker 3: You'll be lucky if you can bond yourself out because
Speaker 3: we got decent judges over here that don't let everybody
Speaker 3: out of jail for no reason like they do in Ohio.
Speaker 3: You know, the bottom line is if you're gonna go
Speaker 3: over to Ohio and partaking your recreational marijuana, you treat
Speaker 3: it just like you do alcohol. Get a designated driver,
Speaker 3: don't be driving stoned over here in Kentucky coming back home.
Speaker 3: Don't bring your drugs back to Kentucky because it's still
Speaker 3: illegal over here. And like I said, don't mix your
Speaker 3: drugs and a gun. Because then you're not a misdemeanor anymore.
Speaker 3: Now you're a felony. You become my problem. Get a
Speaker 3: designated driver, taken an uber and go over to Ohio,
Speaker 3: poke up, smoke up, whatever they like to do over there.
Speaker 3: You know, have your fun, but don't drive back high,
Speaker 3: and don't bring your drugs back. Consume all your wacky
Speaker 3: it's a backy on the north side of the river,
Speaker 3: and we'll be just fine when you come back over here.
Speaker 4: Now this is instructive.
Speaker 1: So if you're like Sam and you have guns and
Speaker 1: they're on your person or in your car, Let's say
Speaker 1: you're in the back seat of a car and you
Speaker 1: got your three point fifty seven and one pocket and
Speaker 1: a sigsy on the other and you're in the back
Speaker 1: seat of the car. You're not driving, but you also
Speaker 1: have in your pocket a little bit of a wacky weed.
Speaker 4: Is that a felony?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's felony in Kentucky anytime you possess a firearm
Speaker 3: and further into that possession of that marijuana and all
Speaker 3: the police have to do. So why do you have
Speaker 3: these guns on you? And you say, well, obviously to
Speaker 3: defend myself. Well, now it's in furtherance of your possession
Speaker 3: of that drugs. It doesn't just have to be marijuana,
Speaker 3: could be any kind of drug.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: This is a law that is intended to I guess,
Speaker 3: intended to bump the drug dealers who not only deal
Speaker 3: drugs but do it in do it while they're armed.
Speaker 3: Punish those more heavily. So the law applies not just
Speaker 3: to drug dealers but drug possessors. The punishment doubles in
Speaker 3: Kentucky if you commit the crime while you are armed
Speaker 3: with the firearms.
Speaker 2: So it's very.
Speaker 3: Important that people remember that because we've talked about before, Willie.
Speaker 3: For some reason, everybody likes to smoke their weed they
Speaker 3: purchased in Ohio. Up till now it's been medical weed
Speaker 3: that they were purchasing in Ohio. But they like to
Speaker 3: smoke their medical weed on riverside driving Covington. And they
Speaker 3: don't bother to leave their guns in Ohio when they
Speaker 3: come over to here to I guess toke up and
Speaker 3: enjoy the view. So I can't tell you how many
Speaker 3: arrests Covington police have made of people smoking dope while
Speaker 3: they're armed with the gun on riverside drive in the
Speaker 3: nearby streets where they can see our wonderful view of
Speaker 3: downtown Cincinnati. But what they don't realize is that they've
Speaker 3: just got themselves arrested for a felony. So the bottom
Speaker 3: line is, don't combine your drugs with your guns. Your
Speaker 3: drugs are still illegal in Kentucky. We're headed down that road,
Speaker 3: it looks like, but we're not there yet, and it
Speaker 3: probably won't ever be legal to have marijuana and a
Speaker 3: gun together. So it's something they should get in the
Speaker 3: habit of not doing now if you don't want to
Speaker 3: be a resident of our detention center.
Speaker 1: I know in northern Kentucky now has medical marijuana. What
Speaker 1: if someone is a medical marijuana card and they're legally
Speaker 1: possessing marijuana and they have a gun, then what, well,
Speaker 1: we don't have.
Speaker 3: It yet will Medical marijuana doesn't kick into effect in
Speaker 3: Kentucky until January first to twenty twenty five, But even
Speaker 3: when it does, there are all sorts of different rules
Speaker 3: about how you must consume your medical marijuana. In fact,
Speaker 3: the vast majority of folks that have a legitimate need
Speaker 3: for medical marijuana will be consuming it in a fashion
Speaker 3: like you say you do with the THCHC. Instead of CBD,
Speaker 3: but it'll be an ointment or a pill or a
Speaker 3: soov or some kind of gel cap, something along those lines.
Speaker 3: It won't be legal. You cannot smoke weed. Even after
Speaker 3: medical marijuana starts January one and twenty twenty five, you
Speaker 3: still can't smoke your weed in Kentucky. I guess the
Speaker 3: only reason you could have the plant material is I
Speaker 3: guess baking brownies or.
Speaker 2: Something like that. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know why anybody would have plant marijuana if
Speaker 3: they're not allowed.
Speaker 2: To smoke it.
Speaker 3: But nevertheless, even if you have medical marijuana, you can't
Speaker 3: have it with a gun. The law has not changed
Speaker 3: in terms of possessing your marijuana. In your plant marijuana
Speaker 3: has to be at least two steps removed from the
Speaker 3: driver of any vehicle, so that means probably in the trunk.
Speaker 3: So that would be a different scenario than what we're
Speaker 3: experiencing here. That's not the same as people having weed
Speaker 3: in their pocket or people smoking weed on riverside drive
Speaker 3: when they have it in the trunk. That's a whole
Speaker 3: different story as opposed to where the gun is. If
Speaker 3: gun separate from the weed, no problem. If the gun
Speaker 3: is with the weed problem and that's what people are
Speaker 3: going to have to remember. Keep it on the North side.
Speaker 3: Smoke all your dope in Ohio. Let the Buckeyes smell
Speaker 3: all that nonsense. We don't need that in Kentucky, even
Speaker 3: after we have medical marijuana approved.
Speaker 1: Well, I was at Washington Park about a week ago
Speaker 1: and there was marijuana everywhere smoking, and the police don't care.
Speaker 1: The CPD is told not to arrest or sign anyone
Speaker 1: smoking pot. Washington Park is where my great great great
Speaker 1: grandfather named Old Conny used to dig up bodies in
Speaker 1: order to make a living, so I have a little
Speaker 1: dark history there. But let me ask you this. Let's
Speaker 1: say you've got a medical marijuana card in Ohio and
Speaker 1: you legally can possess marijuana in Ohio. What if you
Speaker 1: walk across the Suspension bridge, you go to Riverside Drive
Speaker 1: and you got a medical marijuana card in Ohio. Can
Speaker 1: you smoke weed in Covington with a medical marijuana card
Speaker 1: from Ohio?
Speaker 3: No, Willie, no you can. It's still illegal in Kentucky.
Speaker 3: And unlike the North Side of the River, we back
Speaker 3: our police over here. We like it when they're proactive.
Speaker 3: We like them when they go ask people, hey, what
Speaker 3: are you doing, Why are you acting suspicious? What business
Speaker 3: do you have in this part of town? That sort
Speaker 3: of thing. It keeps our crime rate down. Makes Kenton
Speaker 3: County and all of northern Kentucky the best place to live, work,
Speaker 3: and raise a family of any place in the greater
Speaker 3: Cincinnati area. And a big reason to that is how
Speaker 3: proactive our police are. So we don't discourage and we
Speaker 3: don't discourage our police from enforcing the law like they
Speaker 3: do on the north side of the river. We back
Speaker 3: them up. We know that they know that we support them,
Speaker 3: and that's why we have a better quality of life.
Speaker 3: In my opinion, Willie, It's why we can get on
Speaker 3: our parks and not have to smell cheech and Song
Speaker 3: style smoke just billowing around our parks.
Speaker 2: We can enforce the law on this side of the river.
Speaker 1: Well, if you have time, google William Cunningham Resurrectionist. My
Speaker 1: great great great grandfather was a mortician who conducted funerals
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati, and he would bury the bodies at Washington Park,
Speaker 1: and then three days later he would like a resurrectionist,
Speaker 1: he would dig them up, rifle through their pockets, and
Speaker 1: then take the bodies and put them in horse drawn
Speaker 1: carriages and transport them to the Medical College of Ohio
Speaker 1: where they would used for medical research. Everyone has a
Speaker 1: part of their family they're not proud of. William Cunningham
Speaker 1: the resurrectionist is someone I'm not particularly proud about.
Speaker 4: But he made a living doing that. That's all I
Speaker 4: can say.
Speaker 3: A fairly resurrectionist is code for grave Robert than Willie.
Speaker 3: I didn't even know they buried people in Washington Park,
Speaker 3: but that's good to know, yet another reason I won't
Speaker 3: be hanging out in Washington Park.
Speaker 4: Check it out.
Speaker 1: Nevertheless, check it out William Cunningham resurrection As the Inquiry
Speaker 1: did a long story on him.
Speaker 4: He made quite a living.
Speaker 1: And there was one night he's in his buggy with
Speaker 1: a corpse and he's got his arm around the corpse,
Speaker 1: which a corpse kind of falling apart, and one of
Speaker 1: the constables at this point picked up Old Cunney ce
Speaker 1: un n Y, and they arrested him, and he got
Speaker 1: out three days later and continued the trade. He traded
Speaker 1: in human flesh. Now I'm not real proud of that
Speaker 1: part of my family, shall we say my other family.
Speaker 1: John Patrick Graham was the mayor of Ellesmere. I'm more
Speaker 1: proud of that family than old Cunny, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Well, we know you trace your roots back to Norman, Kentucky,
Speaker 3: specifically to kent County, Willie. We're very proud to have
Speaker 3: you as one of our former residents, one with family
Speaker 3: roots here. And we're still waiting for you to come
Speaker 3: on back over here by that big condo in the
Speaker 3: sky down there along the riverfront that you've been eyeing
Speaker 3: all these years. But we'd love to have you on
Speaker 3: this side of the river where there is no marijuana
Speaker 3: smoke to disrupt your dinner as you sit outside and
Speaker 3: enjoy nice meal.
Speaker 2: At one of our fabulous restaurants.
Speaker 4: I don't know about that.
Speaker 2: I know people. Judge likes northern Kentucky, Willie.
Speaker 3: She's a big fan of Covington and all the restaurants
Speaker 3: down there.
Speaker 4: He likes that.
Speaker 1: Well, we got to run, But to minute remaining, what
Speaker 1: about your buddy Andy Basheer. Are you anxious to have
Speaker 1: him take the VP slote and get the hell out
Speaker 1: of Kentucky?
Speaker 4: Would that be good?
Speaker 3: Well, you know I would say yes, Willy, except that
Speaker 3: I'm not sure that the Lieutenant Governor we have would
Speaker 3: be much of a better choice in Kentucky. Right now,
Speaker 3: I don't know, at least in the little change of
Speaker 3: pace might be amusing. I think the vice president might
Speaker 3: pick Andy Basheer just to irritate me, because that's kind
Speaker 3: of luck.
Speaker 2: I have never good luck, Willy.
Speaker 3: But you know what's amusing, and what is starting to
Speaker 3: look like Andy Basheer might have a legitimate shot now,
Speaker 3: as ridiculous as that might sound, is that the Democrats
Speaker 3: are just infighting. I guess they skipped the whole nomination
Speaker 3: of a presidential candidates, so now they're taking out all
Speaker 3: their infighting on picking a vice presidential candidate. And all
Speaker 3: the Progressives and the moderate Democrats can't get along.
Speaker 2: They're fighting.
Speaker 3: They don't like Shapiro because he's Jewish. They don't like
Speaker 3: Mark Kelly for some reason. I mean, guy's an astronaut
Speaker 3: and a fighter pilot. I don't know what's wrong with him,
Speaker 3: but they don't like him either, so they're you know,
Speaker 3: Andy Basheer might be just plain white, toast boring enough
Speaker 3: that he'll fit the road, and nobody can find anything
Speaker 3: to object about him too, because there's nothing there. You know,
Speaker 3: it's an empty suit but hey, come on down, because
Speaker 3: we haven't found a reason to object to him being
Speaker 3: the vice president.
Speaker 1: I just googled William Cunningham body snatcher. William Cunningham was
Speaker 1: a body snatcher who lived in Cincinnati. He was a
Speaker 1: professional and resurrectionist. Cunningham provided corpses to area physicians for research.
Speaker 1: It was known as old Cunny. That's a part of.
Speaker 2: An entrepreneur, will they not a criminal? An entrepreneur.
Speaker 1: He picked up bodies out of graves. After a few
Speaker 1: days they were falling apart.
Speaker 3: So well, you know what, it doesn't sound like he
Speaker 3: was pulling that Shenan against every here on this side
Speaker 3: of the river. So even years ago, one hundred years ago,
Speaker 3: Kentucky was still a safe place to live, work and
Speaker 3: raise a family.
Speaker 4: It didn't smoke pot either, I know that.
Speaker 2: But there you go.
Speaker 1: Just check out William Cunningham Grave, Robert h part of
Speaker 1: all parts of our family were not proud of. And
Speaker 1: this is my part. But I'm proud of my Ellesmere part.
Speaker 1: But Rob Sanders, once again, thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham show. Keep hope alive and don't be
Speaker 1: cheaching Chong and Comington.
Speaker 3: Not a chance Willie, thanks for having me on. It's
Speaker 3: been great. I can't wait. Just a couple more weeks
Speaker 3: and we'll be saying hohoda after every chance we have
Speaker 3: the chat. So looking forward to this Bengals season and
Speaker 3: joining you and Seg and Tony Bender and Rocky Boyman
Speaker 3: and everybody in the Bill Cunningham luxury Box.
Speaker 4: It'll be there.
Speaker 1: Mike Brown will back down, write that down, Mike Brown
Speaker 1: will back down.
Speaker 3: Mike Brown, got it, got it okay. Bill Cunningham said
Speaker 3: it right here August the fifth.
Speaker 4: Thank you an old cunny. Rob Sanders, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Take care, will We'll see you all.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more, and there's always part families. One
Speaker 1: is not proud of when I read the stories about
Speaker 1: William Cunningham and doesn't fill my heart with glee. But
Speaker 1: he was an entrepreneur living at difficult times and he
Speaker 1: plied his trade around Washington Park. And now everyone is
Speaker 1: stoned to death and they'll pay attention. Let's continue with more,
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, Mike Brown back down on news radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW. How about you and I sitting together, not
Speaker 1: with Ganji, not with weed, and talk about where we
Speaker 1: are because you and I together can effectuate positive change.
Speaker 1: And where this campaign is going. I would note that
Speaker 1: George Stephanopolis yesterday had the honor of having on Congressman
Speaker 1: Byron Donalds from the great state of Florida call your
Speaker 1: county in specific, and all he dealt with was whether
Speaker 1: or not Kamala Harris is black, or an Indian, or
Speaker 1: a Jamaican or a Canadian. And the other big issue
Speaker 1: was what happened on January sixth. So Stephanopolis doesn't care
Speaker 1: about the current status our country. Every election is about
Speaker 1: the future, not the past. You may look to the
Speaker 1: past for queues about how the future is going to be.
Speaker 1: The best predictor of future actions is prior behavior. Would
Speaker 1: you agree? So it would take little time to say
Speaker 1: that the policies advocated by Biden and Harris in twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: given historical models, would be disastrous in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: Of course, he was somewhat popular in the beginning. But
Speaker 1: for those of us, maybe you and I that closely
Speaker 1: follow news and those where the country's going, the great
Speaker 1: majority of Americans, by the way.
Speaker 3: Do not.
Speaker 1: There are occasional voters, they're turned off by politics. So
Speaker 1: those of us connected a talk radio understood that in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one that Biden Harris administration would be a
Speaker 1: disaster if they did what they said they were going
Speaker 1: to do, and unfortunately they did. America was coming out
Speaker 1: of the worst health catastrophe in over one hundred years.
Speaker 1: So to bridge the gap, the Trump administration increased the
Speaker 1: deficit by about seven trillion dollars in order to serve
Speaker 1: as the bank of last resort. Whenever all the businesses
Speaker 1: were shut down, money flooded into the system and it
Speaker 1: would take a long time for that money to work
Speaker 1: its way out of the system. But that didn't stop
Speaker 1: Biden Harris from doing what they said they were going
Speaker 1: to do. As Democrats always do when they got into power,
Speaker 1: they had the House, the Senate, and the Presidency could
Speaker 1: do whatever they wanted. They dumped at least another two
Speaker 1: trillion dollars worth of gasoline on top of the fire.
Speaker 1: And at the time, Democrats, Republicans everyone was saying, well,
Speaker 1: if you do that, the seven trillion dollars and the
Speaker 1: four years of Trump has not worked his way through
Speaker 1: the system yet, you're going to have trillions of dollars
Speaker 1: chasing less products. There's going to be massive inflation, and
Speaker 1: of course Biden Harris said no, there won't be, and
Speaker 1: of course there was. So Unfortunately they did in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three what they said they were going to do,
Speaker 1: two trillion dollars was dumped into the market. Inflation is
Speaker 1: skyrocketing still about twenty to thirty percent. They said they
Speaker 1: would fund Iran. One of the most stupid decisions was
Speaker 1: to give Iran access to one hundred billion dollars a
Speaker 1: year and take away all the sanctions because they were
Speaker 1: contained under Donald Trump. In fact, there were riots in
Speaker 1: the streets of Tehran. Iranian people were protesting and rioting.
Speaker 1: They wanted to overthrow the government of Iran. And Iran
Speaker 1: was on its back, had no money, Hezbollah had no weapons.
Speaker 1: Hamas was in trouble, Boca Iran was in trouble, the
Speaker 1: Taliban were in trouble, Isis was in trouble. Goes Iran
Speaker 1: is the head of the snake, and they fund that
Speaker 1: all those movements around the world. Another thing Biden Harris
Speaker 1: did they promised to do, was to fund Iran. Act
Speaker 1: as if they're not a renegade state, act as if
Speaker 1: they're like a normal government. The theocracy in Tehran and
Speaker 1: today tomorrow. What we've had the last two years in
Speaker 1: Israel is all funded by the American taxpayer because Biden
Speaker 1: Harris did what they said they were going to do.
Speaker 1: They also said they're going to open up the southern border.
Speaker 1: On the first afternoon in office, Joe Biden signed eighty
Speaker 1: seven executive orders opening up the southern border, getting rid
Speaker 1: of stay in Mexico, stopped building a defence parole inside
Speaker 1: the country. They said they were going to do it,
Speaker 1: and damn it, they did. Plus they said they were
Speaker 1: going to fund homelessness. If you're in California, where half
Speaker 1: of homeless live, you have getting checks every month, you
Speaker 1: have food cards, you have drug cards. In fact, San
Speaker 1: Francisco will buy needles and heroin for drug addicts, and
Speaker 1: the homeless thing is absolutely skyrocketed.
Speaker 4: Plus a week media to the police.
Speaker 1: So that's what Biden Hares said they were going to
Speaker 1: do in twenty one and twenty two, and unfortunately they
Speaker 1: kept their word to help destroy this country. And if
Speaker 1: Kamala is elected November the fifth, it doesn't take Creskin
Speaker 1: to figure out the future of the US will again
Speaker 1: be bleak. If she says what she's going to do
Speaker 1: and didn't have to be like that. You may recall
Speaker 1: I kept stories from twenty twenty three from mainstream media outlets,
Speaker 1: the so called Pravda of our media, and most of
Speaker 1: the articles set in twenty twenty three Joe Biden should
Speaker 1: dump Kamala Harris. She's a drag on the ticket, she's
Speaker 1: an empty suit. She's got thy stupid giggly laugh doesn't
Speaker 1: have anything to run on. In fact, one story in
Speaker 1: The New York magazine, which is the same magazine that
Speaker 1: has glorified Camelot, published an article quote this was on
Speaker 1: May thirteenth, twenty twenty three, quote the case for Biden
Speaker 1: to drop Kamala Harris unquote. And the article dealt with
Speaker 1: all her failures in San Francisco and California, and now
Speaker 1: she's the left of Bernie Sanders and a moderate, so
Speaker 1: to speak, like Joe Biden should dump Kamala Harris. Then
Speaker 1: Newsweek magazine on June twenty eighth, twenty twenty three, had
Speaker 1: an essay that said, quote, the Democrats shouldn't ditch Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: they should ditch Kamala Haha Harris quote unquote. So the
Speaker 1: liberals were saying, look, she's an empty suit, she cackles,
Speaker 1: makes no sense, hasn't solved the southern border problem. She's incompetent.
Speaker 4: Get rid of her.
Speaker 1: Then The Washington Post on March fifteenth of twenty twenty
Speaker 1: three said this, for the country's sake, Vice President Harrish
Speaker 1: should step aside immediately. So he had the Washington elite
Speaker 1: saying about a year ago, this woman is incompetent. She
Speaker 1: can't serve as VP. The best thing for Biden to
Speaker 1: do is to pick a VP next year twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: That is the future of the Democrat Party, mentioning all
Speaker 1: the names you hear about today and let that person
Speaker 1: be the VP. So if Biden's got to step down,
Speaker 1: it will give it to someone competent.
Speaker 4: What a difference a year makes.
Speaker 1: The major leftist media propaganda was panicking saying Harris has
Speaker 1: got to go. They knew she was totally incompetent, really
Speaker 1: a joke, and those who know her best like her least,
Speaker 1: including her staff, were ninety two percent quit that couldn't
Speaker 1: take her rantings and ravings, her cursing, and her stupidity.
Speaker 1: So the staff of Kamala Harris last year, we're telling
Speaker 1: the world this woman doesn't know what she's talking about.
Speaker 1: What a difference a year makes the same media who
Speaker 1: says she was incompetent, The Washington Post, Newsweek, New York Times,
Speaker 1: New York Magazine now say it's Camelot and this Kamala mania.
Speaker 1: I wonder how ridiculously ludicrous the media must feel now.
Speaker 1: Is this pointed out by anyone in the so called
Speaker 1: provda media that we have. I don't think so. Those
Speaker 1: of us who care about talk radio, we know what's
Speaker 1: going on. Well, give them credit for one thing. They
Speaker 1: know that the American electorate has the memory span of
Speaker 1: a pigeon, and as a consequence, great numbers of the
Speaker 1: American people don't know what happened in twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: don't know what happened in twenty twenty four. In fact,
Speaker 1: the assassination attempt, the shooting of Donald Trump is so
Speaker 1: far in the rear view mirror most Americans don't think
Speaker 1: about it at all. Right, it's unbelievable. We have about
Speaker 1: a twenty four hour news cycle in our heads and
Speaker 1: what happened yesterday, the week before, a month ago, is
Speaker 1: completely irrelevant. The Trumpster was shot on July the thirteenth.
Speaker 1: It's been about three weeks. How many times does the
Speaker 1: media talk about that? Not at all? And certainly by
Speaker 1: the time the election comes, the average voter is not
Speaker 1: going to be an understanding about what's happening in the
Speaker 1: Middle East, what's happening in America, what's happening in the world.
Speaker 1: It's truly unbelievable. How wide is k Kamalatmania? How big
Speaker 1: is Camelot with a K? Will it continue?
Speaker 4: How deep? How wide is it?
Speaker 1: And I contend for a very long time, It's going
Speaker 1: to last for a very long time.
Speaker 4: It might be here to stay.
Speaker 1: Biden was able to get elected in twenty twenty having
Speaker 1: never left his basement, And the only question is how
Speaker 1: effective will.
Speaker 4: Kamala Mania be?
Speaker 1: Well, average Americans say, look, she's mentally incompetent, she's got
Speaker 1: a cackle, we can't stand. She has no accomplishments in
Speaker 1: her life. She advocates policies including eliminating private health insurance,
Speaker 1: opening up the southern border, reparations, et cetera, that we
Speaker 1: don't agree with. But will the American people discover exactly
Speaker 1: who that person is? Because the leftist propaganda machine in
Speaker 1: this country is massive. It's unbelievable. From the morning news
Speaker 1: shows to the view to the evening news shows, to
Speaker 1: the late night comics, to all the major newspapers, all
Speaker 1: the major magazines, all the major websites, all pump out
Speaker 1: the idea that Kamala Harris is Camelot. It's Kamla Mania.
Speaker 1: It's a wide, deep, long, massive propaganda campaign that most
Speaker 1: Americans currently are buying. The only difference is, at least
Speaker 1: in America, unlike Nazi Germany in the nineteen thirties, there
Speaker 1: is alternative ways of getting information, including from yours truly
Speaker 1: and from different websites, and from talk radio largely conservative,
Speaker 1: and from certain magazines that we might get the truth.
Speaker 1: Most Americans really don't care that Kamala Harris is a
Speaker 1: fool and a bumbling incompetent and even if even if elected,
Speaker 1: she is going to be like Joe Biden, she'll be
Speaker 1: much worse. But she is a mind to impose more socialism.
Speaker 1: She's Bernie Sanders with lipstick, as opposed to Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: who was a useful idiot to the left. See Biden
Speaker 1: is senile and demandant right now, had no clue what's
Speaker 1: going on? Did you see him a few days ago,
Speaker 1: walk onto the wrong plane on the tarmac, welcoming back
Speaker 1: to hostages.
Speaker 4: It's embarrassing.
Speaker 1: By the way, as we sit here about one almost
Speaker 1: one pm a Monday afternoon, we have he's all over
Speaker 1: the world calls by the ineptitude of Joe Biden. Yet
Speaker 1: is the media running stories about Joe Biden's lack of
Speaker 1: mental acuity? Is the media talking right now about we
Speaker 1: need a president? Who's the president right now? It's not
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, It's someone else. So America will only be
Speaker 1: replacing mental senility with mental stupidity. We go from senile
Speaker 1: to stupid. That's where we're headed. And the deep state,
Speaker 1: the leadership of the FBI, the CI etc. They know
Speaker 1: how the game is played and they're going to attack
Speaker 1: Torah Torah, Torah, attack Donald Trump at every turn. Can
Speaker 1: Donald Trump win? Absolutely? The race is his to win.
Speaker 1: But he can't alienate any Republican voters to give them
Speaker 1: an excuse not to vote for him.
Speaker 4: And twenty twenty allegedly he.
Speaker 1: Lost the state of Georgia by about eleven thousand votes.
Speaker 1: The weekend He's spent time in Georgia be rating Brian Kemp,
Speaker 1: the governor of Georgia, by the way, is a Republican
Speaker 1: that gave him a template how to beat a screaming
Speaker 1: African American female for the governorship. He's got party organizations
Speaker 1: in every county in the state of Georgia, and he
Speaker 1: needs to win it, and win Georgia badly. So why
Speaker 1: go out of your way to alienate the governor of
Speaker 1: the state that you must win. I don't understand it.
Speaker 1: He needs to run a more clean campaign about who
Speaker 1: he attacks, and any time spent talking about Kama Harris's
Speaker 1: race is wasted. Talk about the policies, talk about what
Speaker 1: she advocates policy wise, and talk about how the difference
Speaker 1: would be if Trump wins the presidency. If anything, she
Speaker 1: will be worse because the Left intends to increasingly push
Speaker 1: America in the direction they desire, and Kamala isn't going
Speaker 1: to stop them. She's going to incur reach them. Unlike
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, who was a putz, a useful idiot. The
Speaker 1: staff and Kamala ran the presidency and this is what
Speaker 1: we got. So Donald Trump can win, but he's got
Speaker 1: to quit making minor unforced errors exploded into significance by
Speaker 1: the American people. Seven of the last eight elections, the
Speaker 1: Democrats won the popular vote. In twenty twenty, Biden supposedly
Speaker 1: got eighty one million votes and Donald Trump got seventy
Speaker 1: four million, the most votes ever received by the most
Speaker 1: popular Democrat ever in the minds of the Democratic Party,
Speaker 1: Barack ers Saint Obama got about sixty nine million votes.
Speaker 1: So Donald Trump got five million more votes than Obama.
Speaker 4: In his prime.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, because of registering quickly large numbers of people supposedly
Speaker 1: in voting absentee in an unattended to lockboxes without the
Speaker 1: voter ID, Biden gets eighty one million votes. Does anyone
Speaker 1: believe that Joe Biden was significantly better at campaigning than
Speaker 1: Barack Usain Obama?
Speaker 4: Of course not.
Speaker 1: So Trump's got to be told that you have to
Speaker 1: stick to the script. Do not attack fellow Republicans over anything.
Speaker 1: Draw your fire over the target to Kamala Harris and
Speaker 1: the policies she advocates, whether in San Francisco or the
Speaker 1: last four years. If you do that, you can win
Speaker 1: the election. You probably will not win the popular vote,
Speaker 1: which is a nice thing, but it's not critical. The
Speaker 1: electoral college is what truly matters. But for a Republican
Speaker 1: to win, you have to thread the needle. When you
Speaker 1: might lose the popular vote by six or seven million,
Speaker 1: you got to thread the needle. Why anger Brian Kemp,
Speaker 1: the governor of Georgia and his large organization ready to
Speaker 1: go to work for Donald Trump when Camp has endorsed
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Keep looking backwards and you can't see what's
Speaker 1: going to hit you in the future. So can she
Speaker 1: win Kamala Mania? Absolutely? And only November fifth will tell.
Speaker 1: Let's continue. You and I together can change the course
Speaker 1: of history if a line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. As we continue, coming up next to John
Speaker 1: Lott Crimeresearch dot Org about the comments of Pete Buddha
Speaker 1: Judge recently and those that George Tefanopp listened. More Bill
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Speaker 1: all on news Radio seven hundred WULW by Billy cunning
Speaker 1: Into Great America once again one of the morning talk shows.
Speaker 1: Pete Buddha Judge simply blurted out the fact that crime
Speaker 1: is at a fifty year low. The murders are down
Speaker 1: and drug dealing is down. That and that immigration is
Speaker 1: good because after all, immigrants commit fewer crimes the Native Americans.
Speaker 1: And also I see the Kamala Harrison's position on the
Speaker 1: Second Amendment where she's given no interviews in the past
Speaker 1: fifteen to thirty days, but nonetheless she's going to round
Speaker 1: the corner on confiscating guns. A man with many answers
Speaker 1: John Lott, who worked in the Trump Department of Justice.
Speaker 1: He's an academician. I think he's a scholar. He's bright guy,
Speaker 1: but also very practical on those issues. John Lott, Welcome
Speaker 1: again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And I see you
Speaker 1: have a column at the Federalist and you talk about
Speaker 1: the issue of what Kamala Harris up until she switches
Speaker 1: her position I'm sure soon would want to do under
Speaker 1: the Second Amendment. So can you tell the American people
Speaker 1: the history of Kamala Harris and what she would do
Speaker 1: with the right of Americans to own and possess guns.
Speaker 5: Right, Well, I mean, Biden has been the most anti
Speaker 5: self defense president that we've had in our lifetime. She
Speaker 5: even works than Obama. He's put literally, as of the
Speaker 5: middle of last year, thousands of gun dealers out of
Speaker 5: business with his zero tolerance policy. You make one tiny
Speaker 5: trivial paperwork mistake, even one that the Obama administration had
Speaker 5: looked at and said was inconsequential, and you have to
Speaker 5: reopen it just to take away somebody's firearms license. He's
Speaker 5: gone and done the banking of people in the firearms business,
Speaker 5: where he's put pressure on financial institutions not to do
Speaker 5: business with them so they don't have somebody to handle
Speaker 5: the credit cards for their customers or their checks. And
Speaker 5: he's done other things too to put people out of business.
Speaker 5: And so he's been really bad on these things. But
Speaker 5: if anything, in twenty twenty, Kamala Harris ran to his left.
Speaker 5: While they both agree on things like an assault weapons van,
Speaker 5: he wanted to confiscate guns that people already had. Biden
Speaker 5: said that it would be even by said that that
Speaker 5: would be unconstitutional to do that, and then she said,
Speaker 5: even if she couldn't get it through Congress, she was
Speaker 5: going to issue executive orders to both ban the guns
Speaker 5: and also to confiscate them. Now, one thing I will
Speaker 5: say that Bien has done, which makes her threats even
Speaker 5: worse now than they were back then. Is Biden has
Speaker 5: put together a national gun registry. Is about two years
Speaker 5: ago they had computerized the records for about one billion
Speaker 5: firearms transactions over many decades. And you know, it's one
Speaker 5: thing to go and say you're going to confiscate the guns,
Speaker 5: but if you know which guns different people own. And
Speaker 5: of course the buy An administration has done things like
Speaker 5: put pressure on Bank in America and other credit card
Speaker 5: companies to give credit card receipts so they can know
Speaker 5: who has purchased guns and so they can kind of
Speaker 5: make sure that their national registry is even more complete.
Speaker 5: But if you know who who has the guns, I mean,
Speaker 5: you can say voluntarily turn them in, but if you
Speaker 5: don't turn them in, then they'll have a list of
Speaker 5: who has a gun and who doesn't. But she's even
Speaker 5: much more than that. She's talked about changing the liability
Speaker 5: rules for company she claims and buying of courses. Claimed
Speaker 5: that you can't sue gun maker. Isn't that a lie?
Speaker 5: If they make a defective gun, they can be sued.
Speaker 5: If they break the law and don't do a background
Speaker 5: check on a gun, if they sell they can be
Speaker 5: sued But what she wants to do is to make
Speaker 5: it so that if they go and somebody sell a
Speaker 5: gun and somebody uses it improperly they get into an
Speaker 5: accident or something, the gun maker should be sued for.
Speaker 5: That be kind of like saying Ford Motor should be
Speaker 5: sued if somebody's not paying attention while they're driving and
Speaker 5: they get into an accident, and Ford should be liable
Speaker 5: for any deaths then and should be covering the medical
Speaker 5: costs and should cover repairs and pain and suffering and
Speaker 5: will wages. I mean, we have over five million Americans
Speaker 5: that are injured each year in traffic accidents. Yeah, you
Speaker 5: have almost fifty thousand which are killed. You know, what
Speaker 5: do you think would happen to Ford Motor or other
Speaker 5: car companies if they were liable for all those costs
Speaker 5: from all those accidents and nothing wrong with the car.
Speaker 5: It's just that somebody wasn't paying attention when they were driving.
Speaker 1: And so right now, the gunmakers have something like qualified
Speaker 1: immunity that if they produce an effective product, like anything
Speaker 1: else in life productive, maybe a Firestone tire that's defective,
Speaker 1: you can sue Firestone tire if it's defective. But what
Speaker 1: the Kamala Harris wants to do that. If you have
Speaker 1: a if Smith and Wesson produces firearms and one of
Speaker 1: the firearms are wrongfully used in a hold up, that
Speaker 1: somehow Smith and Wesson isssued because they robber, killed, or
Speaker 1: shot somebody, in which case, Smith and Wesson is out
Speaker 1: of business. So the goal is going to get money, right,
Speaker 1: the goal was given out of business right, Well, I.
Speaker 5: Mean maybe you should sue forward if one of their
Speaker 5: cars are used as a getaway car and a crime.
Speaker 1: Well that would be ridiculous, but that is what Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris wants to do. And a smaller thing in the
Speaker 1: same vein, she eliminated qualified immunity for police officers. And
Speaker 1: that means that if a cop makes a negligent mistake,
Speaker 1: not intentionally killing somebody. Let's say a cop pulls somebody
Speaker 1: over and they pull over the wrong person and they
Speaker 1: may arrest the wrong person.
Speaker 4: Okay, we made a mistake.
Speaker 1: Qualified immunity means that person can sue the police and
Speaker 1: get a uge recovery, which means the cop, the police officer,
Speaker 1: the corrections official, deputy sheriff. They can't get credit cards,
Speaker 1: they can't buy a home because they're constantly going to
Speaker 1: be sued and run out of business. That's just one
Speaker 1: aspect what Kamala Harris wants to do. So when she
Speaker 1: changes that position, what she will in the next few weeks,
Speaker 1: how serious should we take it?
Speaker 4: Because at this point she's going to round the corner
Speaker 4: on that one.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 5: Miss a lot of position that her campaign has changed
Speaker 5: for her. She hasn't actually come out and made statements
Speaker 5: on them yet personally, but everything from cracking to the
Speaker 5: gun confiscation thing that we talked about before, the taxes,
Speaker 5: oil drilling, lots of different types of issues she's changed,
Speaker 5: or at least her campaign has said over the last
Speaker 5: few weeks that her position has completely changed on those things.
Speaker 5: Of course, another illegal immigration, how about this one?
Speaker 1: Tell the American people, you're an expert crime prevention research center, etc.
Speaker 1: Crime research, you do it all. I constantly hear from
Speaker 1: Pete booda judge and others that these large millions and
Speaker 1: millions of unattached males, poorly educated come into America and
Speaker 1: they don't come at crime in the same way, in
Speaker 1: the same volume as native born Americans.
Speaker 4: Why is that a lie?
Speaker 5: Usually the number is that they point to kind of
Speaker 5: mixed together legal immigrants and illegal immigrants. Immigrants actually do
Speaker 5: commit crime at very low rates. Illegal immigrants commit crimes
Speaker 5: at many times higher than the rate of native born Americans.
Speaker 5: And you know the problem is is that most states,
Speaker 5: virtually none of the states will collect that data because
Speaker 5: it's kind of politically toxic for people to go and
Speaker 5: deal with these types of things. The Trump administration was
Speaker 5: beginning to try to put that stuff together, but even
Speaker 5: within the bureaucracy and stuff, there was tremendous resistance to
Speaker 5: adequately getting that type of data together. And that's the
Speaker 5: big probably. Look, you know, Buddha dead, and the Democrats
Speaker 5: and the media want to go and claim, look, crime
Speaker 5: was going up under Trump and it's falling under Biden,
Speaker 5: and they keep on saying that. Look the polls people
Speaker 5: are saying that they think crime is worse now, and
Speaker 5: the media has all these headlines that say crime is falling,
Speaker 5: but people erroneously think that it's going off. And my
Speaker 5: response is that the people have a lot better idea
Speaker 5: about what the crime data is than the media. There's
Speaker 5: two measures that we have of crime. One is the
Speaker 5: FBI Nibrus data, which counts reported crimes even though most
Speaker 5: police departments aren't completely reporting as data to the FBI
Speaker 5: in the last few years. And then you have the
Speaker 5: National Crime Victimization Data, which looks at reported and unreported
Speaker 5: crime to get a measure of total crime, and you
Speaker 5: takes the last year we have total data for both
Speaker 5: of those places was twenty twenty two. In that year,
Speaker 5: the FBI claim that violent crime fell by two percent,
Speaker 5: the National Crime Victimization Data showed a forty two percent
Speaker 5: increase in violent crime and one year we've never seen
Speaker 5: such a big increase. And it also increased in twenty
Speaker 5: twenty one, even though the FBI claims that it fell,
Speaker 5: and that year too. So what happens is, you know,
Speaker 5: if here go to most people and say do you
Speaker 5: want to just look at the number of reported crimes
Speaker 5: or do you want to look at total crime? I
Speaker 5: think most people would say you want to look at
Speaker 5: total crime because they may know that a lot of
Speaker 5: people over the last few years, as law enforcements collapsed
Speaker 5: in this country, have stopped reporting crime to the police.
Speaker 5: And so, but what happens is the media and democratic
Speaker 5: politicians want to just say, well, we just want to
Speaker 5: look at the number of crimes report to police. We
Speaker 5: don't want to look at total crimes. And unfortunately, the
Speaker 5: media fact checkers when when Trump or others make what
Speaker 5: I regard is the correct statements looking at total crime,
Speaker 5: the media fact checkers go out and say that he's
Speaker 5: lying on it. And John Locke can find all that
Speaker 5: there on our website.
Speaker 1: Well, give the American people the website which I got
Speaker 1: to ask you to it, but is a crime research
Speaker 1: center dot com.
Speaker 4: What is the website?
Speaker 5: Crimeresearch dot org, crimeresearch dot org.
Speaker 1: Okay, Now, secondly, I've had several topics on this about
Speaker 1: police agencies not asking the immigration status of a criminal.
Speaker 1: I know in the urban areas, Blue cities, Blue States,
Speaker 1: no one is collecting the data as far as are
Speaker 1: you a legal citizen or not? So when Pete booda
Speaker 1: judge and others says, you know what, legal immigrants don't
Speaker 1: commit much crime, it's because when arrested, many police are
Speaker 1: barred from asking about immigration status.
Speaker 4: Correct, you don't know who's.
Speaker 5: Legal and who's issues. Right, whether there are two issues
Speaker 5: there one is, You're right. A lot of police departments
Speaker 5: never even asked. But even the ones that do try
Speaker 5: to ask the federal government is doing an absolutely horrible
Speaker 5: job of keeping records on those types of things and
Speaker 5: reporting that data to people, and so you know it's
Speaker 5: in fact even you know, you have the Knicks background
Speaker 5: check system for people purchasing guns. And my understanding is
Speaker 5: that the Biden administration has been fiddling with the the
Speaker 5: data there to make it so that if an illegal
Speaker 5: tries to buy a gun, they're not going to be plagued.
Speaker 5: Because it's supposed to be either legal residents or American
Speaker 5: citizens who are allowed to buy guns, and so it's
Speaker 5: supposed to stop illegals from buying guns. But they've decided
Speaker 5: that they don't think that they should be prevented from
Speaker 5: buying guns.
Speaker 1: So police do not ask immigration status. In many areas
Speaker 1: it is barred. They don't report to immigration authorities if
Speaker 1: they haven't illegal. So the data that says illegals don't
Speaker 1: commit crime is completely false because we don't have the numbers.
Speaker 1: The gut tells me they're over the top increases, but
Speaker 1: you don't collect the data. And secondly, there are many
Speaker 1: police agencies New York and LA that for a year
Speaker 1: or two reported no crimes because their computers are not
Speaker 1: in sync with the FBI computer so maybe nineteen to
Speaker 1: forty percent of cities are not reporting crime to the
Speaker 1: FBI data center in Washington because they don't want to
Speaker 1: report it. They don't have to report it. It makes
Speaker 1: them look bad. They don't report it. And as you've
Speaker 1: pointed out many times, citizens themselves, it's worthless to call police.
Speaker 1: In many areas, they don't come anyway, and they simply
Speaker 1: accepted as a cost of doing business, Like in San Francisco,
Speaker 1: Who in the heck is ever going to call police
Speaker 1: when essentially the police come an hour or two or
Speaker 1: three hours later, and they didn't want to take a
Speaker 1: report because it doesn't make any difference.
Speaker 5: And so these wrongs right le Elon Musk said that
Speaker 5: one of the reasons why he's moving SpaceX and X
Speaker 5: from San Francisco to Texas is because a lot of
Speaker 5: his employees have just given up even reporting crimes to
Speaker 5: the police. But you know, just the exec numbers. In
Speaker 5: twenty twenty two, thirty two percent of police departments in
Speaker 5: the United States didn't report any crime data to the
Speaker 5: FBI and another twenty four only partially reported crime data.
Speaker 5: You had less than half the police departments report complete
Speaker 5: crime data to the FBI.
Speaker 1: So a z accurate to say that crime is up,
Speaker 1: but reporting crime is way down, and it's for political
Speaker 1: and other purposes. But to hear the Democrats talk about
Speaker 1: a Kamala Harrison et Ce crime is at a fifty
Speaker 1: year low. When that's a lie. Most Americans know it.
Speaker 1: You talk about SpaceX. Chevron a few days ago said
Speaker 1: we're moving the hell out of California.
Speaker 4: We can't think it anymore.
Speaker 1: We're going to Texas, California's and other failed city state
Speaker 1: in which they don't function, like New York City doesn't function.
Speaker 1: And those in charge of the Democrat Party are Keem
Speaker 1: Jefferies and Senator Schumer, they live a mile apart of
Speaker 1: New York City. And those in charge of the Congress
Speaker 1: from California are people like Adam Schiff and Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 1: and Kamala Harris. They all live together in San Francisco,
Speaker 1: and the San Francisco New York are basically running the
Speaker 1: United States of America. At least you say about the
Speaker 1: Republicans Johnson, the speakers from Oklahoma, I'm sorry, Louisiana, Louisiana, Yeah,
Speaker 1: And the leader of the Senates from from Kentucky at
Speaker 1: least it's a little bit dispersed. Now. Lastly, you have
Speaker 1: a column posted about the issue of individuals who have weapons,
Speaker 1: the mandatory buyback programs, which means we know what guns
Speaker 1: you have, and Kamala Harris said it would be mandatory,
Speaker 1: we know what guns you have, We're gonna knock on
Speaker 1: your door and we're gonna pay, We're going to buy
Speaker 1: the guns from you. Now, her surrogates have said, well,
Speaker 1: we're not going to do that anymore. But you know,
Speaker 1: when she has the power, I can only imagine John Lott, Well,
Speaker 1: if she's elected the president, she's going to think those
Speaker 1: policies are the kind of policies that Americans want, and
Speaker 1: she's going to give it to them because she's from
Speaker 1: San Francisco and the leadership of the Democrats are from
Speaker 1: New York City and Chicago, and they look at things
Speaker 1: completely differently. The people that live in the Dakota's people
Speaker 1: that live in Iowa, I live in Ohio completely different.
Speaker 1: And so when you say crime is down, well, thirty
Speaker 1: two percent never reported the crime. Said don't want to
Speaker 1: report crime because it is worthless. And all these proposals
Speaker 1: of Kamala Harrison the past have ruined the city of
Speaker 1: San Francisco. And just briefly, John Lott, I talk with
Speaker 1: you off the air about this. I had really a
Speaker 1: positive sense about two or three weeks ago that Trump
Speaker 1: was going to win and there'll be sanity back into Washington.
Speaker 1: Now with the media coverage of Kamala Harris, how great
Speaker 1: she has a cross between Margaret Thatcher and Joan of Arc.
Speaker 1: Do you have the same hope that the American people
Speaker 1: will understand these issues as we presented today and do
Speaker 1: you have a sense there's going to be some hope
Speaker 1: or not.
Speaker 5: Well, I have to have hope because I think he'll
Speaker 5: be an absolute disaster otherwise. But look, you know, you
Speaker 5: talk about these changes, or at least the campaign's claims
Speaker 5: that she's changing your position. People just have to watch
Speaker 5: the videos from you know, this last few years where
Speaker 5: she enthusiastically, I mean said, you know, it's not just
Speaker 5: that she wanted to comfort. She definitely wanted it, and
Speaker 5: she will used words like that, you know, and the
Speaker 5: enthusiasm that she had for banning cracking or making it
Speaker 5: so people would stop eating meat, or forcing people to
Speaker 5: have to use paper straws rather than plastic straws. Even
Speaker 5: at the same time she talked about how horrible paper
Speaker 5: straws were and how they collapsed when you use them,
Speaker 5: and the taste and stuff like that. But you know,
Speaker 5: people just have to listen to the enthusiasm that she
Speaker 5: had for these things, and somebody doesn't go in a
Speaker 5: few years from being enthusiastic about all these different policy positions.
Speaker 5: And I hope the campaign and others and people have
Speaker 5: probably seen this on acts and stuff. But just play
Speaker 5: the videos over and over and over again. In Western Pennsylvania,
Speaker 5: they should have the fracking one, just over and over
Speaker 5: and over again. There's like five different times where she
Speaker 5: was asked about cracking and she kept on.
Speaker 1: Saying definitely, definitely.
Speaker 5: She was going to do it, or confiscation, the same thing.
Speaker 1: Well, also, she's against Christmas. We're gonna play later her
Speaker 1: comments on Christmas. But John Locke, once again, crimeresearch dot Org,
Speaker 1: all the facts are there. And once again, John Lott,
Speaker 1: you're a great American. Keep hope alive, and thank you
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, John,
Speaker 1: Thank you, Bill, God bless you. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what I have hope if the American
Speaker 1: people become informed and don't listen to individuals like Pete Boodha,
Speaker 1: Judge and others talk about how crime is down fifty
Speaker 1: year low. Of course there's no reporting of crime, but
Speaker 1: that's a different issue. Bill Cunningham with you every afternoon
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Speaker 6: I want to talk policy.
Speaker 4: They just want to use propaganda.
Speaker 6: To steal your vote.
Speaker 7: The left.
Speaker 6: You're just trying to tell this woman as a savior
Speaker 6: for the black community, but all she's done is hurt
Speaker 6: the black community since.
Speaker 4: She came into the game.
Speaker 6: See, the first step in destroying the black community is
Speaker 6: to dismantle the black family. So aside from her could
Speaker 6: as a prosecutor, why don't we ask missus Willie Brown,
Speaker 6: if Kamala Harris cares about black families?
Speaker 4: Hello, buyet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 3: We did it, Joe.
Speaker 8: We're talking about sinking to Bismarck. And what about the
Speaker 8: first man going? What what do he do? Have an
Speaker 8: affair with a nanny? Imagine if Trump story, boy, that
Speaker 8: what he would announce today. He's out of the He's
Speaker 8: out of the race.
Speaker 1: What the media accounts that the nanny got pregnant with
Speaker 1: uh Kamala's her husband and didn't keep the child.
Speaker 4: I wonder what that means.
Speaker 1: This is all about cash, just saying thank you the first,
Speaker 1: the first gentleman to be is doing a wild thing
Speaker 1: with the nanny. But the media, have you seen anything
Speaker 1: on CNN and the Pravda about this?
Speaker 4: And what about if you care about the Black family?
Speaker 1: Yeah, talk to missus Willie Browne. She came up to
Speaker 1: speak in Georgia. Okay, she put the cheese on the
Speaker 1: cracker shelf. Wow, so much for the Black family. And
Speaker 1: and what about the dead the dead bear cub? Can
Speaker 1: you tell me it's going on with Robert Kennedy Jr.
Speaker 1: There it is ten year old mystery solved.
Speaker 4: I mean, what what's going on? That's that's animal cruelty.
Speaker 1: There it is ten years ago. They were thinking out
Speaker 1: did the bear cub get the central right car? Police
Speaker 1: are going nuts? What happened is he says he was
Speaker 1: in northern New York and there was a dead bear
Speaker 1: cub off to the side of the road, stopped his car.
Speaker 1: RFK Jr. Put the dead bear in his trunk, drove
Speaker 1: it to Central Park and at night dropped it off.
Speaker 4: I'm thinking what.
Speaker 8: And that guy wants to become president of the United States.
Speaker 8: Great well, at least he didn't have a nanny, that's
Speaker 8: for sure.
Speaker 1: But she didn't didn't keep the baby. By the way,
Speaker 1: is abortion healthcare for unborn babies?
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Speaker 8: or second, followed by Oregon, Texas and Alabama.
Speaker 1: Doug Amoff's ex wife responds after a second gentleman admitted
Speaker 1: to an affair with the babysitter film at eleven.
Speaker 4: Notre Dames, seventh, the home of Rocky Boyman.
Speaker 1: What about Michigan make it the death penalty? Is that
Speaker 1: correct in football? I hope so.
Speaker 4: I talked to Tom Weaveman about it.
Speaker 8: That we don't have to worry about that team up
Speaker 8: north anymore, I said, Ohio State is jealous. Bye Bye
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Speaker 8: and also Sunny Lee nodded the medals for the balance beam.
Speaker 8: They both fell off the balance beam during their efforts. Today,
Speaker 8: I get on in the first place.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm off admitted to having an affair with the
Speaker 1: babysitter great shortly after The Daily Mail published the report
Speaker 1: last week that the second Gentleman had an affair with
Speaker 1: his daughter's babysitter and got her pro Now she didn't
Speaker 1: keep the child. Does that mean that like evaporated or
Speaker 1: what does that mean?
Speaker 2: O don't know.
Speaker 4: Let me think about that right. Go ahead.
Speaker 8: Let's see Noah Lyles of the US as the world's
Speaker 8: fastest man, wins the one hundred meter final yesterday by
Speaker 8: an eyebrow by five to one thousands of a second.
Speaker 1: So we take a second divided into one thousand pieces
Speaker 1: that quick. But he wouldn't as an eyebrow.
Speaker 8: USA's Christian Faulkner out of Alaska, took the gold medal
Speaker 8: in the women's road cycling, taking the lead over three
Speaker 8: others with about three kilometers to go.
Speaker 4: That was a heck of a race.
Speaker 1: During my first marriage, Kirsten and I went through some
Speaker 1: difficult times, said the second gentleman, on account of my actions,
Speaker 1: it's always the man. By the way, of course, I
Speaker 1: took responsibility. Thank god, in the year since we worked
Speaker 1: through as a family, came out strong on the other side.
Speaker 1: By the way, how'd the baby come out? Don't know
Speaker 1: pieces So I don't know what to tell you. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, you know me, I don't want to call
Speaker 1: his contract no, And then you got the well. Speaking
Speaker 1: of controversy, how about the French pole vaulter. Please tell
Speaker 1: me about the French Apparently, I guess over the weekend
Speaker 1: he was a track and field and uh, he pole
Speaker 1: vaulted over the bar, but and uh, something else got
Speaker 1: in the way.
Speaker 4: He's now he now he might now become a porn star.
Speaker 1: So they slowed it down and his private parts hit
Speaker 1: the pole to knock it down.
Speaker 4: The poll the other the other polled in vault. One
Speaker 4: pole vaulted, but one one did, one didn't.
Speaker 1: But now he wants to be a porn star.
Speaker 4: Well, I guess he's been offered. I don't know what.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I mean, I'm just we'll just report the news here, folks. Plus,
Speaker 8: don't forget Willie. This weekend now is break dancing competition
Speaker 8: for the Olympics.
Speaker 4: How about this?
Speaker 1: King Charles refuses Harry's telephone calls after committing a cardinal
Speaker 1: sin against his father. King Charles, the President, King of England. Yeah,
Speaker 1: won't take Harry's calls after committing a cardinal sin against
Speaker 1: his father.
Speaker 4: What he was, Prince Philip? What what did Harry do?
Speaker 4: I have to read? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean he's sure Harry did something. The President King.
Speaker 4: Takes some extra money, or a couple of jewels or something.
Speaker 1: I don't say jewels are among the poll voters. I'm just
Speaker 1: saying that mean crown jewels.
Speaker 4: I'm thinking.
Speaker 1: Ohio State says Michigan shouldet the death penalty. Was that
Speaker 1: national title stolen by the Wolverines?
Speaker 4: Should it never have happened?
Speaker 8: We'll see if the n C double A if there
Speaker 8: is one still they don't have, if they take any
Speaker 8: action on gods on the team up north.
Speaker 1: They have no guts. Could be I think there was
Speaker 1: an NC double A left him right.
Speaker 4: I don't think so, not that I know of. The
Speaker 4: new Michigan.
Speaker 1: Coach, Sharon Moore was one of seven members of the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty three National Football champion Michigan Wolverines who committed
Speaker 1: serious violations.
Speaker 4: I guess hardball got out of there at the right time.
Speaker 1: I guess more deleted fifty two text messages with former
Speaker 1: Michigan stafford Connor Stallion, named after the poll voter, in
Speaker 1: October twenty three. On the same day, the media reports
Speaker 1: revealed Stallions was leading an effort to capture the play
Speaker 1: calling signals of future opponents. They were stealing the signs,
Speaker 1: stealing the signals. That's why Michigan beat Ohio State. Michigan
Speaker 1: should get the death.
Speaker 8: Betty, Well, you know who else did that? As a
Speaker 8: Canada and the Olympic Soccer I saw, though, they're coaching
Speaker 8: the other play and the players suffered through it and
Speaker 8: they didn't even know about it.
Speaker 4: Did they have the drone or something?
Speaker 8: Yeah, they had a drone in that And I'm thinking, well,
Speaker 8: I mean, if you're the opposite team and you're thinking
Speaker 8: you look up at as guy, what's that thing?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 4: What's going on up there? Michigan cheat? Yes, you can't
Speaker 4: do that.
Speaker 8: Yes, I mean if if they did it, why did
Speaker 8: everybody else death penalty?
Speaker 4: I'm sure you c would never have done that.
Speaker 8: No, and then you know what it is, never would
Speaker 8: have done The Wolverines just got caught.
Speaker 4: That's it. It's disgusting.
Speaker 1: Tom Weiedman should be ashamed of Michigan and George Hurst
Speaker 1: should be ashamed of Michigan for cheating their way to
Speaker 1: the title. And if you ain't cheating, you ain't trying.
Speaker 4: That's what Tom Wiedman says.
Speaker 1: Yep, segment, we got to get back to the commercials segment,
Speaker 1: Give me out of it. By the way, the Reds
Speaker 1: have got to start winning baseball games. That would be
Speaker 1: advisable at some point, Yeah, segment, give me out.
Speaker 4: Of the student?
Speaker 2: Will ye?
Speaker 8: On this Monday, August the fifth, over the weekend, a
Speaker 8: very special birthday?
Speaker 4: Who's that? Fritz turned to the hippo? How big is
Speaker 4: how big?
Speaker 8: Fritz the hippo turned two over the weekend, So we say,
Speaker 8: Fritzi happy seg man, Get me out of the stude
Speaker 8: report unknown on weight, probably about two thousand pounds. We
Speaker 8: leave Willie, We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 8: the Stooge Report.
Speaker 9: All that, ladies and gentlemen and everyone else that is
Speaker 9: called bidenomics. That is called bidenomics, and we are very
Speaker 9: proud of Bidenomics.
Speaker 4: Then we did it.
Speaker 1: Joe, I menage that for the next four to eight years,
Speaker 1: I'd rather be in the middle of Hurricane Debbie under
Speaker 1: the water. I'd rather be in Madagascar breeding commodo dragons
Speaker 1: for a living. Those are nasty things. And by the way,
Speaker 1: how much did Kamala care about the black family of
Speaker 1: Mayor Willie Brown as much as that poll water cared
Speaker 1: about his own poles. We didn't vault enough. Now he's
Speaker 1: in the porn on news radio seven hundreds. Let's continue.
Speaker 1: Whenever stopped, we simply continue. I would note that cam
Speaker 1: sample Bengals end I think on defense is about fourth
Speaker 1: or fifth and the depth start is out for the
Speaker 1: season with then Achilles tendon difficulty. Of course, the Bengals
Speaker 1: play Saturday against Tampa and then we'll see what happens
Speaker 1: with that. The Reds are out of town the next
Speaker 1: six or seven games. Four in Miami starting to dide
Speaker 1: about five point forty. I would note that the ex
Speaker 1: wife of Harris's Kamala Harris's present husband, is speaking out,
Speaker 1: and this is the campaign that is saying that jd
Speaker 1: Vance is weird. I'm thinking jd Vance is weird. Well,
Speaker 1: it appears these are the San Francisco values that second gentleman,
Speaker 1: Doug em Hoff responds after the second gentleman admitted to
Speaker 1: an affair with a babysitter nanny and seemingly Doug em
Speaker 1: Off got the babysitter pregnant and she didn't keep the
Speaker 1: child according to media accounts. Whatever that means. I think
Speaker 1: that means what you and I think it means. And
Speaker 1: of course the ex wife of Doug Mhoff has come
Speaker 1: out saying they ended the marriage in a variety of
Speaker 1: reasons many years ago. He was a great father to
Speaker 1: our kids, continues to be a great friend of mine.
Speaker 1: I'm proud of the warm and supportive, blended family Doug,
Speaker 1: Kamala and I have built together kind of like a
Speaker 1: thropple kind of a deal. And Jade Vance is weird. Nonetheless,
Speaker 1: this is normal, at least in San Francisco, and so
Speaker 1: this will percolate for a while, I would imagine then
Speaker 1: quickly die out because the media will not stay with
Speaker 1: this very long at all, because it is injurious to
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris and the weirdness you find in San Francisco.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine if you would take the values of
Speaker 1: New York City and San Francisco and say that's what
Speaker 1: we need in Covington and Hamilton, that's what we need
Speaker 1: and in Clinton County. I don't think that would work.
Speaker 1: So the media will have these blips of a story
Speaker 1: that is very negative for Kamala Harris, etc. But then
Speaker 1: quickly move on to something else and keep attacking Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and the Jade Vance for being weird. Of course,
Speaker 1: in San Francisco, this will not be very weird at all.
Speaker 1: And secondly, as we speak at twelfth at two thirteen pm,
Speaker 1: the State Department is holding a lot of Powell meetings
Speaker 1: in the Situation Room along with President Joe Biden supposedly
Speaker 1: in charge. This is a guy that walked on the
Speaker 1: wrong plane a couple nights ago. When the hostages returned.
Speaker 1: He cannot put together two sentences and make any sense,
Speaker 1: and so one of the most complicated situations in the
Speaker 1: world is the Middle East? Would you agree? Kind of
Speaker 1: complicated there? What is the mental ability of Joe Biden
Speaker 1: to actually control events in our response in the Middle East?
Speaker 1: It's basically non existent. It doesn't happen. Can not assume
Speaker 1: that when you have the diplomats and the generals, together
Speaker 1: with numerous telephone calls to the leaders of NATO country,
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia, Cutter, the UAE, that they're discussing the ins
Speaker 1: and outs what to do Hesblahamas, and Iran, that Joe
Speaker 1: Biden is capable of discharging the duties as the president.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: I know that there are some Republicans misguided that say
Speaker 1: we should force him out under the twenty fifth Amendment
Speaker 1: and put Kamala Harris behind the resolute desk in the
Speaker 1: Oval Office right now, My god, I hope not because
Speaker 1: because there's a chance, I know it's remote, but there's
Speaker 1: a chance that Kamala Harris might do something right which
Speaker 1: she's spent her political career not doing, and therefore she'd
Speaker 1: be almost unbeatable because the message of Donald Trump and
Speaker 1: the Republicans is that you do not want to give
Speaker 1: total power to Kamala Harris because of her history of
Speaker 1: abject FIS failures and everything.
Speaker 4: That she's tried.
Speaker 1: So to put her in a position where sees the
Speaker 1: acting president under the twenty fifth Amendment when not one
Speaker 1: American has ever voted for her for president would be
Speaker 1: an abomination of the democratic process. The party running on
Speaker 1: a threat to democracy is conducting itself in quite an
Speaker 1: undemocratic way. Would you agree, Because the mental condition of
Speaker 1: Joe Biden's been well known for the last three or
Speaker 1: four years. According to Akamala Harris, she's met personally with
Speaker 1: the president eighty six times in the past year and
Speaker 1: has conducted hundreds of telephone calls with him. And when
Speaker 1: asked on a rope line whether or not she noticed
Speaker 1: any difference in his mental acuity from the time she
Speaker 1: first met him about six years ago to today, and
Speaker 1: she said, no, he's the same Joe. Oh, Joe, He's
Speaker 1: the same Joe. That is a lie. You and I
Speaker 1: know it's a lie. If this was Donald Trump or
Speaker 1: some Republicublican they would pursue this to the ends of
Speaker 1: the earth to demonstrate that the president is conducting a
Speaker 1: fraudulent presidency, and those supporting that Republican president should be
Speaker 1: held to political account, but you'll see no stories. There's
Speaker 1: been no stories in the mainstream media. I call it
Speaker 1: the provda press, indicating the number of Democrats who knew
Speaker 1: that Joe Biden was not mentally equipped to discharge the
Speaker 1: duties as the president for many years, especially the last
Speaker 1: one year or two years, and did nothing about it
Speaker 1: because politically it was not the right thing to do.
Speaker 1: And I wouldn't point out that the Washington Press as
Speaker 1: recently as a year ago, won that Kamala Harris fired
Speaker 1: despite the lack of mental acuity of Joe Biden. They
Speaker 1: wanted Kamala Harris out as the vice president. On September thirteenth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty three, in New York Magazine, by the way,
Speaker 1: the same rag that recently glorified camel with a k Camelot,
Speaker 1: published an article entitled quote the case for Biden to
Speaker 1: drop Kamala Harris, and that article, which I read, went
Speaker 1: on and on about her horrible failures in every aspect
Speaker 1: of her political life. She's a sixty year old woman
Speaker 1: that's been so called in public service now for over
Speaker 1: thirty years, that in San Francisco as a city prosecutor,
Speaker 1: crime proliferator, as the elected county prosecutor like the Melissa Powers,
Speaker 1: the Melissa Powers of San Francisco. She gave Texas El
Speaker 1: Paso to cop killers and arrestedt marijuana users when it
Speaker 1: was popular to do so, and told police to be
Speaker 1: less aggressive in pulling individuals over. As the attorney general
Speaker 1: of the state of California, she ordered the prison system
Speaker 1: in California, at taxpayer's expense, of course, to pay for
Speaker 1: the transitioning of inmates from male to female, then put
Speaker 1: them in female prince in the state of California. So
Speaker 1: Camelot right now is glorified. A year ago, that same
Speaker 1: magazine New York wanted her out of office. They wanted
Speaker 1: Joe to replace her with someone competent. This was a
Speaker 1: year ago. And then on June twenty eight, twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: Newsweek magazine put up an essay labeled quote, the Democrats
Speaker 1: should not ditch Joe Biden. They should ditch Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: because she's cackling, making no sense in charge of the
Speaker 1: Southern Border, and she's incompetent. And ninety one percent of
Speaker 1: her staff quit because they couldn't handle her rantings and
Speaker 1: ravings was a terrible boss, including some of the current
Speaker 1: employees of MSNBC SO Newsweek said ditch her, she's incompetent.
Speaker 1: Then on March to fifteenth, the Washington Post chipped in
Speaker 1: by saying, quote, for the country's sake, Vice President Harris
Speaker 1: should step aside.
Speaker 4: Quit.
Speaker 1: That's the Washington Post. So a year later, my gosh,
Speaker 1: are they singing a different tune now? It is Camelot
Speaker 1: is Kamala Mania? The same Washington media a year ago
Speaker 1: who said Kamala Harris is incompetent, it's the same media
Speaker 1: today saying we got a supporter. Is that the job
Speaker 1: of a mainstream media? Eighty one percent of the American
Speaker 1: people say we're on the wrong course. We can't continue.
Speaker 1: Right now, the interest paid on the national debt is
Speaker 1: greater than the budget for the Department of Defense, and
Speaker 1: every one hundred days we borrow an additional one trillion dollars.
Speaker 1: Right now, it's at thirty six trillion thirty six trillion dollars,
Speaker 1: and the interest rates are going down a little bit,
Speaker 1: but not much, not significantly lower. We borrow new money
Speaker 1: every ninety days of one trillion dollars. We can't afford it.
Speaker 1: So the media hype about Kamala Mania is based upon
Speaker 1: political expediency and not reality. The propaganda tsunami that we're
Speaker 1: watching now with Kamala Harris will not stop until noon
Speaker 1: on November sixth. Then it'll stop, and you can count
Speaker 1: on that the wave will get bigger and bigger and
Speaker 1: bigger in attempt to sweep up everything in its path
Speaker 1: and land Kamala Harris in the White House. There'll be
Speaker 1: no let up. Don't expect one. I know a lot
Speaker 1: of my buddies I talk to them around the country
Speaker 1: say at some point the honeymoon phase will end and
Speaker 1: that the sugar high will be over, and that the
Speaker 1: truth will be exposed to the American people about the
Speaker 1: incompetence of Kamala Harris that the Washington Post had a
Speaker 1: year ago. But things are different now. The Kamala Mania
Speaker 1: is wide and deep and will cover the entire country
Speaker 1: and the whole world, and how many Americans will be
Speaker 1: swept up with the idea of having the first black,
Speaker 1: female Indian, Jamaican Canadian president and American history. There will
Speaker 1: not be an examination of her positions, which include eliminating
Speaker 1: your private medical health insurance. Do you want to stand
Speaker 1: in line with Medicaid recipients from all around the world.
Speaker 1: That's Kamala Harris. She's in charge of the southern border.
Speaker 1: It's been an unmitigated disaster, with twenty million illegals piling
Speaker 1: into the country, over flooding completely our medical system, education system,
Speaker 1: and also housing. One of the reasons you pay so
Speaker 1: much for rent these days is because we have twenty
Speaker 1: million additional human beings competing for rent in your apartment building,
Speaker 1: paid for by the federal government. She also believes in
Speaker 1: reparations for all, I guess including herself, even though her
Speaker 1: family in the distant past brought in and owned African
Speaker 1: slaves in Jamaica. She wants reparations for all. She believes
Speaker 1: police should have should not have qualified immunity, they should
Speaker 1: be sued. She also wants to under Black Lives Matter
Speaker 1: banner bail out of jail those who commit serious crimes
Speaker 1: in Minneapolis. You put all that together, plus he thinks
Speaker 1: abortion is a sacrament. Someone needs to ask her what
Speaker 1: kind of healthcare is abortion for the unborn baby?
Speaker 4: Not so much so.
Speaker 1: The disaster of Kamala Harris with the idea that I've
Speaker 1: just won the presidency and therefore I have more power,
Speaker 1: I can do exactly what I want to do. Unbridled
Speaker 1: bridle by the media that will not in any way
Speaker 1: objectively cover her because of her race and her gender
Speaker 1: is unbelievable. What's going to happen and the policies in
Speaker 1: the Middle East. I've seen articles over the weekend from
Speaker 1: the Federalists and elsewhere that those who hold American hostages
Speaker 1: understand that a Trump gets into the White House, there'll
Speaker 1: be a real sheriff in charge, a real cowboy in
Speaker 1: the White House. We better clean up these issues before
Speaker 1: Trump takes over. We got Kamala Harris right now well,
Speaker 1: and we got Joe Biden conducting meetings as I speak
Speaker 1: in the situation room. Is Israel is waiting for attacks
Speaker 1: in the north, the South, and the East simultaneously. We need
Speaker 1: a president that's mentally alert, and we don't have it
Speaker 1: by any objective measurement. Heck, a couple of nights ago,
Speaker 1: he walked onto the wrong plane when the hostages came back.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable what's happening. And if you want this disaster
Speaker 1: to continue economically, if you want gasoline powered cars to
Speaker 1: be eliminated, if you want the border to stay wide open.
Speaker 1: If you think your private medical health insurance should be eliminated,
Speaker 1: you got a candidate and her name is Kamala Harris. Now,
Speaker 1: over the next few weeks, her surrogates are going to say, well,
Speaker 1: she doesn't really mean any of that. Guess what will
Speaker 1: she sit for an objective media interview for an hour
Speaker 1: going over all.
Speaker 4: These positions she's taken.
Speaker 1: Absolutely not a lot of my buddies say she'll be
Speaker 1: exposed in September October.
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: The media will not do it if the media doesn't
Speaker 1: cover this story about her husband impregnating a babysitter, which
Speaker 1: to me is completely irrelevant to national policy, completely irrelevant
Speaker 1: to national policy. But if it was on, if the
Speaker 1: shoe was on the other foot, if Donald Trump had
Speaker 1: impregnated a babysitter or a nanny, the world would end
Speaker 1: as we know it. But see, that's the game the
Speaker 1: mainstream media, the PROVDA media plays when it comes to democrats,
Speaker 1: especially when in protected categories. But who's not in protective categories?
Speaker 1: How about African American conservatives? How does the media treat
Speaker 1: Senator Tim Scott or Ken Blackwell or Supreme Court justices
Speaker 1: who are black how do they treat how do they
Speaker 1: treat Justice Thomas.
Speaker 4: It's not good.
Speaker 1: You got to be the right kind of black person.
Speaker 1: If you're the right kind of a black person, you
Speaker 1: get media protection. If you're not the right kind of
Speaker 1: black person, you're treated like Clarence Thomas has been treated.
Speaker 1: And that's the big differential. I let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: The huge advantages that Kamala Harris has will become manifest.
Speaker 1: She's going to be pushed by the newspapers, by the websites,
Speaker 1: by the mainstream media, by colleges and universities, by the
Speaker 1: morning talk shows, by the view, by the evening news programs,
Speaker 1: constantly going to be push, push, push, critically analyzing JD.
Speaker 1: Vans for being weird while giving Kamala Harris's husband a
Speaker 1: pass for impregnating a babysitter.
Speaker 4: Who's weird. I don't think it's JD. Vance or Bernie Marino.
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: I'll let's continue with more two twenty five Home of
Speaker 1: Your Reds playing tonight in Miami four game set, and
Speaker 1: then the Bengals at it with Joe Burrow playing Saturday
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Speaker 9: Bid Nomics is working. It's a term we're very proud of,
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Speaker 1: Oh oh, hello, hello, quiet, and I'm scos.
Speaker 4: I'm broadcasting tell you's out in Oops. You ever notice
Speaker 4: she keeps you repeating things.
Speaker 1: Well, the way things are don't have to be the
Speaker 1: way things have to be. If the way things were
Speaker 1: or the way things are, let's face it, not as
Speaker 1: bad as things used to be, because that's the way
Speaker 1: things are, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And then of course Nancy Pelosi wants to add
Speaker 8: Joe Biden to Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 4: Want to asked you what are you got to do? Put
Speaker 4: him on top or put him at the bottom. So
Speaker 4: we got right now we have on Mount Rushmore as
Speaker 4: usually top of this game.
Speaker 7: Such a consequential President of the United States, a Mount
Speaker 7: Rushmore kind of president of the United States.
Speaker 3: Want to know what comes next?
Speaker 7: That he belongs up there on Mount Rushmore, Lincoln and
Speaker 7: Joe Biden. But you've got Teddy Roosevelt up there and
Speaker 7: he's wonderful. I don't say take him down, but you
Speaker 7: can add Biden.
Speaker 4: So right, we're gonna add him to it.
Speaker 1: But can you tell the American people that Washington bingo,
Speaker 1: Lincoln bingo, Teddy Roosevelt in the corner bingo, and then Jefferson,
Speaker 1: don't tell him. I hand you on the hook there.
Speaker 4: Oh I did that.
Speaker 8: I was alone, right, I said that, what are they
Speaker 8: gonna do? Chip out Teddy Roosevelt, putting Biden in there
Speaker 8: the Democratic the other three would fall, the other three
Speaker 8: would fall to the ground.
Speaker 1: They are Jimmy Carter, these are the Democratic Mountain.
Speaker 4: This is what they're going to put at the bottom.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Carter, Okay, Barack Hussein Obama, Yeah, Joe Biden and
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris.
Speaker 8: Those are the four, right, those are going to be
Speaker 8: at the bottom of Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 4: That the Democratic Mount Rushmore? Right, right?
Speaker 1: Because right now we have Washington who was non political, right,
Speaker 1: Jefferson non political right. Abraham Lincoln started the Republican Party
Speaker 1: to stop the Democrats from enslaving more.
Speaker 4: Blacks, greatest one we've ever had.
Speaker 1: And then tr Correct who did great work one hundred
Speaker 1: and thirty years ago. But I'm telling you right now,
Speaker 1: do you take Jimmy Carter, Barack Hussain, Obama throwing Joe
Speaker 1: Biden and Kamala Harris. That's the mount rushmore the Demo Party?
Speaker 4: So are you going to put them like it's below them?
Speaker 4: Right below them?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 8: I thought you were going to put them off to
Speaker 8: the side, off and then put four Republicans on the
Speaker 8: other side.
Speaker 1: Who would be the four Republicans beginning with Lincoln, tr
Speaker 1: Eisenhower and Reagan.
Speaker 8: Sounds pretty good to me. How about those four sounds
Speaker 8: pretty good to me. Just then they'll all be looking
Speaker 8: at each other.
Speaker 4: And that's better.
Speaker 2: Maybe?
Speaker 1: Is that better than Jimmy Carter, Barack Hussein Obama, Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: and Kamala Harris?
Speaker 4: I think goes four.
Speaker 8: I was I was hoping that Joe Biden might between
Speaker 8: might be between James Buchanan and Herbert Hoover.
Speaker 1: That was a wide you know, when James Buchanan was
Speaker 1: the President's have no idea eighteen fifty six.
Speaker 4: Everybody knows that. Well good, I'm glad everybody does. Canon.
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Speaker 8: sample out for the season with a torn achilles.
Speaker 1: Here we go, it starts, here we go, It begins
Speaker 1: speaking at the beginning. Yep, Matt McClain has had another setback.
Speaker 1: That is correct. I was gonna mention that what was
Speaker 1: last September? He had what was wrong with in last September?
Speaker 1: He didn't play, had the oblique, didn't he think, Then
Speaker 1: he had the shoulder, then he had a round and
Speaker 1: now there's a setback back. He had a root canal.
Speaker 8: Bengals are on the field right now the preseason opener
Speaker 8: Saturday against those Vinny Testa Verdi and Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Speaker 8: on pay Course Stadium Saturday.
Speaker 4: Are you still playing for Tampa yep Soccer?
Speaker 8: More League's Cup action tonight t QL Stadium in around
Speaker 8: to thirty two. New York City FC taking on FC
Speaker 8: Cincinnati with the Orange and Blue at seven thirty on
Speaker 8: ESPN fifteen thirty. Down in dirty Little League Baseball, Great
Speaker 8: Lakes Region all going on right now. Jasper, Indiana defeats
Speaker 8: West Side four to three.
Speaker 4: Hamilton. West Side season is over. I'll send a Great
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Speaker 1: I have a text here from Tom Weedman defending Michigan
Speaker 1: and all the Shenanigans they're having. Yeah rah, yeah, and
Speaker 1: it's not good.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 1: Tell the American people about Michigan right now. Tom Weiedman says,
Speaker 1: the greatest part of this whole story is that coach
Speaker 1: Day of Ohio State admitted to the press that he
Speaker 1: changed the signals before the two Michigan games and still
Speaker 1: got his ass kicked. If I'm him, I'm not telling
Speaker 1: the press that he's dumber than I thought. That's Ryan
Speaker 1: Day is described by Tom Weiedman, who goes on to say,
Speaker 1: you better ask Rocky who the little rock Boyman's favorite
Speaker 1: team is.
Speaker 4: It's Michigan.
Speaker 1: That's why Rocky's not here today. He can't handle this
Speaker 1: grist and his kids straight at home. What about Ryan
Speaker 1: Day saying he did the same stuff and still got
Speaker 1: his ass kicked? Sing, Just run Sycamore Township, boy, you
Speaker 1: don't worry about anything else. The Reds a kickoff of
Speaker 1: seven game road trip tonight, first of four in Miami
Speaker 1: Beach against those Marlins. Five forty Sports Talk, Ralph's American
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Speaker 1: the game.
Speaker 8: Now college football Georgia. The Dogs rated number one in
Speaker 8: the nation in the USA Today preseason coaches poll.
Speaker 4: What about Ohio State? The Ohio State University a second?
Speaker 1: What about Notre Dame?
Speaker 8: Followed by Oregon, Oregon, Texas Ducks.
Speaker 4: And Alabama in the top five.
Speaker 8: Notre Dame is seventh, Louisville twenty seventh, Kentucky thirty seventh.
Speaker 8: What about the Miami RedHawks got one vote?
Speaker 4: What about UC not in it? No votes?
Speaker 8: Olympic update Willia Servis of Cincinnati tax resolution powered by
Speaker 8: Tave Sheldon. Let's see Simone Biles take the silver and
Speaker 8: Jordan Chiles the bronze today for the United States of
Speaker 8: America and floor exercise. Both of those were out of
Speaker 8: the balance beam because they fell off the beam.
Speaker 1: You don't make a bet with me that Deer Park
Speaker 1: Wildcats win more football games than Cole Raine A hot
Speaker 1: fud Sunday, Sure write it down.
Speaker 4: Let's see tennis.
Speaker 8: Caroline Wozanaki and Cincinnati's own Peyton Sterns have been awarded
Speaker 8: main draw wild cards for the upcoming Cincinnati Open that
Speaker 8: that begins this weekend.
Speaker 4: Is it powered by John Barrett? John Barrett again.
Speaker 1: Call him tomorrow. Remind me on that, will you?
Speaker 4: Okay? I talked to him last week.
Speaker 1: He wants to come on and talk about the Cincinnati Open,
Speaker 1: which is the one hundred and twenty fifth year. What
Speaker 1: year to the tournament begin? If they're one hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty five years old?
Speaker 4: Eighteen ninety nine, You're not as stupid as people think. Correct.
Speaker 1: Who was the president in eighteen ninety nine? Don't know
Speaker 1: James Buchanan. No, he was Andrew Jackson. That was number seven,
Speaker 1: that was in the eighteen twenty eighteen.
Speaker 4: Getting was he fat? Goofy? Looking from all the.
Speaker 1: Oh US Grant Nope, that was eighteen sixty eight to
Speaker 1: eighteen seventy four. Warren Harding, No, that was the nineteenth
Speaker 1: Garfield eighteen eighty.
Speaker 4: You're getting closer. Who's the only only guy taffed?
Speaker 1: No, that was like nineteen Who am I leaving out?
Speaker 4: McKinley.
Speaker 8: McKinley, he was shot, right, I was shot at O one,
Speaker 8: you know, like in Buffalo.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't he some radical shot him? It was you know,
Speaker 1: we've had many American presidents shot and shot at correct,
Speaker 1: including Donald Trump that the media says, didn't you thought
Speaker 1: that was gonna be a big story July the thirteenth,
Speaker 1: Here we are three weeks later. Media, it's so good
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump to have survived that.
Speaker 8: That then will everybody's been jumping on you know, who's
Speaker 8: bandwagon for the last couple of weeks, and then tomorrow,
Speaker 8: Then tomorrow it'll get another boost. Who's who's she gonna
Speaker 8: pick for VP? I say, Shapiro, Really, well, they're gonna
Speaker 8: be in Philadelphia, right, So I don't think he's gonna
Speaker 8: You don't think it's gonna be Andy bbbbbar Well.
Speaker 1: When JD was picked the media attacked with alacrity. The
Speaker 1: media said, Tora torah, torah, when the VP by the
Speaker 1: Democrats are picked, guess what, Oh this is wonderful, This
Speaker 1: is unbelievable.
Speaker 8: Well you think somebody do you think somebody will go
Speaker 8: interview that nanny that the first man?
Speaker 1: Don't say that. No, that's a bad story. Don't mention that.
Speaker 4: What if?
Speaker 1: What if Trump or someone in his family impregnant at
Speaker 1: a babysitter?
Speaker 4: What would happen?
Speaker 8: Oh, well, it'll be twenty four to seven, three sixty
Speaker 8: five for the rest of our lives.
Speaker 1: It'll never impeach him too, oh, peach him. So I'm
Speaker 1: disgusted by all this segment, But mainly I can't believe
Speaker 1: school is starting next week and many.
Speaker 8: Well, Fairfield and someplace else started today. What August thirty first,
Speaker 8: Larnsburg started the Home of the Tigers. You mean July
Speaker 8: thirty first, Yeah, July thirty first, a couple of days ago.
Speaker 8: I mean it was like, I mean, I thought the
Speaker 8: school didn't start anymore until the WEBN you know, fireworks.
Speaker 4: Not anymore. They want more time off later on week now.
Speaker 8: Then they can't figure out to pay the teachers in
Speaker 8: Mason and the home of the commets and the.
Speaker 1: Transmission I screwed up. The bus system is going to
Speaker 1: be at CPS once again.
Speaker 4: They're on the metro.
Speaker 8: Are they getting Are they getting another superintendent the eight
Speaker 8: hundredth one they've had in the last three years.
Speaker 1: They need new board members, they need new superintendents, they need.
Speaker 1: What they need is better parents. Now, that would be
Speaker 1: a good fund. That might help too.
Speaker 8: Better parents might work. Sure a lot of parent teacher
Speaker 8: meetings aren't happening in the.
Speaker 1: Non existent correct, I can't find the parents with a
Speaker 1: search warrant?
Speaker 4: Or but what about meet the teacher night? Not good?
Speaker 4: Nobody shows, not good.
Speaker 1: Even Mike Moroski said, I can't handle anymore like punctures piling.
Speaker 4: He's washing his hands. So CPS, I mean, aren't they
Speaker 4: running and running that superintendent out of town? Yes?
Speaker 1: Iron out or right? Remember her, she's sad right there.
Speaker 1: She wanted standards and she wanted performance. They said, we
Speaker 1: don't want standards and we don't want performance. Correct, we
Speaker 1: want you to know your role and shut your mouth.
Speaker 1: So they fired her and gave her a half million
Speaker 1: dollars to walk out the door.
Speaker 4: We are they're going to do. Now, come bring in
Speaker 4: somebody from Paducah.
Speaker 1: If DJ Hodge gave you a half million dollars, would
Speaker 1: you walk out the door?
Speaker 4: Hold up on that car? Wise, gentlemen, will you.
Speaker 1: No, I've already got a half million dollars, so I wouldn't.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't walk out that that's true. You're right, I'd say,
Speaker 1: I bet you Lance would. Lance is rich, so's Rocky
Speaker 1: is real rich. But as Troy's are fans of Michigan football. Wow,
Speaker 1: According to Tom Weedman, he better straighten them kids out
Speaker 1: in it right now.
Speaker 8: I'm just telling you because if it keeps going, who
Speaker 8: knows it's not going to be good down the road.
Speaker 8: Because he don't want no Maze and blue at his house.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: He wants gold and green and correct and blue, correct Green.
Speaker 4: Let us salvation and we'll see what happens. Segment.
Speaker 1: Get me out of the Stude's report. Many issues going
Speaker 1: on in so little time.
Speaker 4: Will hey and honor of a beautiful Monday here in
Speaker 4: the Tri State.
Speaker 1: And the fireworks coming up, and the Bangles on Saturday,
Speaker 1: and the Reds in Miami and the Cincinnati Milwaukee and
Speaker 1: the Cincinnati Open starts on the eleventh, which is I
Speaker 1: think is Sunday or Monday, correct until the nineteenth and
Speaker 1: the joker Alcatraz all is gonna and Cocoa, all of
Speaker 1: them are being here.
Speaker 4: We leave you with the immortal words of the student.
Speaker 10: Well bios in Uni Lea Friday in the women's four
Speaker 10: hundred Femkey Bowl of the Netherlands shocked American favorite Chakani.
Speaker 10: Richard Toad in the four hundred asked her, how did
Speaker 10: it feel?
Speaker 2: Oh, it was amazing.
Speaker 8: I mean it was such a strong razor all running
Speaker 8: so fast, notticle running.
Speaker 3: In the fifties. So I knew I had to go
Speaker 3: out fast.
Speaker 6: Me so I wanted to be a problem.
Speaker 1: I could hear all.
Speaker 3: She was behind me, so I was like, okay, okay,
Speaker 3: it's good.
Speaker 2: Now he keeps going.
Speaker 10: I mean the way you you were, you moved your
Speaker 10: feet really fast. It was unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Gosh, you sure are sweet, just like.
Speaker 4: Many Well what about the what about?
Speaker 10: What do you you know they had the end that
Speaker 10: that there's the track there and I mean, you're running
Speaker 10: realig I mean you you're you're running and you you
Speaker 10: know it's like NASCAR because you're going a round the
Speaker 10: same every you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Did you forget what you were gonna say?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: This is just how I talk? Uh? What what is
Speaker 4: all right? If I ask you? And I asked her
Speaker 4: if it was okay? If I could ask her another question?
Speaker 3: A ready?
Speaker 4: When you are what are you doing after the race?
Speaker 1: Maybe we could dance or something? What do you say with.
Speaker 10: The Olympic report? Bill Edison, seven hundred WLW sports, How.
Speaker 1: Did you get some of those people to talk? Including
Speaker 1: many mini pearl there she hi Hi? Well, how did
Speaker 1: you get her to talk? I was, and they go
Speaker 1: the same direction as Nascar. This is something you should understand.
Speaker 1: I try. I think she wants to date the pole
Speaker 1: vaulter from France. Have you seen the memes on that one?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: How are we looking really good for him? It's going
Speaker 1: to be a porn star, got some names. He's gonna
Speaker 1: known as mister boinc.
Speaker 4: Her pv.
Speaker 1: Did he get a second shot to go over the pool?
Speaker 4: No? One and done. That's it. He's not.
Speaker 8: And then the athletes are falling ill from swimming in
Speaker 8: San River.
Speaker 4: A couple of women are sick.
Speaker 1: They got projectile vomiting plus explosive diarrhea. Great, that's always well, wait,
Speaker 1: do they get to La prove too much for the man?
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, La, Well about how about it? How
Speaker 4: about that in twenty twenty eight? I can't. Well, you
Speaker 4: and I be here in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we'll be sitting right here. Really yeah, I think so? Really, yeah,
Speaker 8: book it.
Speaker 4: I'll bet your hot pudgs Sunday.
Speaker 1: The answer is no, you know I bet me a
Speaker 1: hot fudgs Sunday.
Speaker 4: No, I bet you wouldn't. So I don't know what
Speaker 4: to tell you.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: It's almost nine o'clock at night over there. I think
Speaker 4: we're in a crisis right now.
Speaker 1: Olympics compete in the same river despite athletes falling sick,
Speaker 1: dive in just girdle.
Speaker 8: I would change I would change my sport to tiddley
Speaker 8: winks or something besides the what is that the triathlon?
Speaker 4: Maybe pole vaulting?
Speaker 1: Try that one. Mister Boink is going to be in
Speaker 1: the porn WARLD that guy from France segment. Thank you
Speaker 1: for your analysis. Thank you for your interviewing too. That
Speaker 1: was very good. I try, Willie. I got all those
Speaker 1: numbers from Paris. It's like NASCAR just goes ask me
Speaker 1: go in the same direction as now.
Speaker 8: They go a little shorter than NASCAR, not maybe that,
Speaker 8: Maybe that's next. And I say racing and pickleballs next
Speaker 8: in the Olympics pickle ball. I bet pickleball does happen. Yes, segment,
Speaker 8: Thank you for your intuitive interviewing style, no doubt about it.
Speaker 8: On news radio seven hundred w l W